The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-14

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THE ARxr. The I,altImor. 81 !.
june 10th says that Gen. Al 4 .In sI-a q
will be appointed ia succeed ths a. 49, ~ "
Gen. Jessup, as Quartermaster Ges.rsi !:
the army. ~ q
The frigate Niagara, which !.
vey the japanese embassy home 80. -.
out Of dry dock az New YorL y, e1 -
18th. She waito be ready for =. s /.
the latter end Of tie week. =
LARcE EMieRArIox. Iii il stst.a III.
twenty thousand SWedes and Norws,. 80.
are preparing to embark for tba ISs...s
States, and il Is believed that moi IS.
than that number will reach the IT,i,.s.
Statcs before the close Of tie prs,ss,
year. y ..'sus
LARsE ARRIyALs on InxroRA NJ, Tn.
Baltimore Sun Of June 10Th. saws. W
Within the past forty-eirht hour ,hr..
vessels have arrived at this port fro,.
Bremen, bringing an aggregate n Tos
passengers TIE ship Admiral hrornh. /
2s5;the ship Schiller GA. ana H. 80
Union 297. Most Of the passengers -. y,
Iyonng men aud yoang women. hi !,
whom seemed in robust health Tia.
We're comfortably provided for. bavIss
means sufficient TO take them 10 III n,
West, whittier most Of them started vss..
terday afternoon, They were pripcinsil,
from the Kingdom or Hanover. pr,1.,;s II
and the low country living 10 the soS,S &
from Bremen, and from the rural district.
Of each.
Tue Cattle DISEASE. The srecl.l .
sessionof the Massachusetts Lerisiatnr.
has closed, after passing two bills reIaliy.
ttothe cattle disease increasing The stat.
commission to i've scientific investigators
aud giving power to the town authorize,
10 kill Or Isolate cattle, and make other
regulations for tie treatment aud extirpa.
! ton Of the disease Ten thousand dol.
hurry III appropriated for the purpose. II.
consequence Of the disease, the Connect,
cut State Agricultural Fair will not s.
held this year. ia
Tire HorsToN Parry Some 81 The
Southern Journals intimate TINT an effort
4 will be made 10 induce Hon. John BeIEto
resign his position as tile candidate Of tho
constitutional Union party, in order that
/ The Southern opposition may unite upon
EoId SaRJacinte,of Texas. They have failed.
/ they say. 10 work up sufficient enthusiasm
upon Bel % induce the party 10 hold To-
lgether Col. Wilcox, who was q soldier
i'm the Mexican war, and some years since
/ d member OF Congress from Mississippi, il
on the stutnpill New Orleans in favor Of
sam Houston for the Presidency.
Capt Gibson had arrived at Washing
tom Dune 2Ist, from Utah. but, says tho
/ WI \. Wtorld, brings no official news Of
Brigham Young,s intention TO negotiate
with this government for the sale Of lie
4 posse iii tlfat territory. Mr. Hoop
e., the delegate from Utah, denied that
Brighahl \ Dung has any suchiutentions.
" EsrcHEsFER, Pa, June IA COLI.
| siaa oecsrIea IN his Baltimore Central
1 RGlroadi at % minutes past 6oelock
/ this pm, near FairYiEle Station. Two
i passenger trims met on q curve, where
the grade was heavy. aud rushing into
| each other, both engines and four cara
became total wreck. The firenen aud
engineers escaped by jumping from the
train. Pie conductor, Willis Taylor. and
I a ae@sbpy, were seriously injured. Lee
! Alirhner, d Turner Of Chester county, who
was Standing on the platform, was Instant.
| ~ killed. Mr.. Finney, an employee, was
injured. Contractor a.. n Burton was
! riding on ono of engines, bnt jumped Of
and escaped with but slight injury.
The Atlantic was 10 sail from England
on tho 29tt, and amoHg her passengers
engaged was John G. Heenan, tho Ameri.
caa Pngilist. a., Id. @.. S.=s
ARiIRAI.o OF THE Big SHlP The Great
Eastern arrived at Sandy Hook Ut T,3O
on the morning Of juno 2sth. She left
the Needles, Isle OF Wight, at 10 am. on
tile 18th, With tie exception Of two
days, she has experienced Inc weather.
She has 40 passengers, among whom arc
George Wilkes, Esq, Of IIslkes' Sptrit Of
tie ItaRts, aud several Of the Directors Of
FtAe Company. She steamed the entire
passage, ringing from 254 TO 333 nfileI
per twehtyfoar hours. Her engines were
not STOPPED until she was OF Georges
Shoal for sounding She was received
upon reaching the Iightsship by Captain
:Gesgroye with q salute and the dipping
oL cofors, and as the mist: blew away, an
the vessels IN sight set their bunting, and
chccred her. Tie following is the mum.
ber; of miles made per day: 18th, 2s5;
18th, 296i 10Th and 20, 27t; each; 2lsi.5
s04f 22nd, $50; 23rd, 800; Gath, 299i
25lh, 32Gi Goth, $50; 9th, Id One
Of the passengers gave the following IN
formation; There are thirty-eight pussen-
gers and eight guests, all in the best Of
health, and have been SO during the IoI-
age, which has been d particularly fine ols
aud fall Of Interest. Ii has demonstrated
the Great Eastern's superiority as . sea.
going vessel, and the excellence and 70. .
liability Of her machinery. The highest
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