The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-11-10
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Ifis reported thap Fort Bent oh the
Arkansas has been burnt y,the kicwas.
II VIII be Remembered thnt this Tribe OF
Indians threatened Us destruction some
time SINE.
Lamonntain, the ballooaist, on recent
aerial voyage from Albany, N ~. came
near losing bis life BY being dashed
against stone wall, IN q rapid and some
what unexpected descent.
Coy Morgan, Of New York, has issued
q proclamation appointing the 18th q No
yemher as a day which should be OBJ
served with fasting aud prayer.
1 Texas INDlAN DEfREpArIoss Advices
from Texas state that the Indian depre-
datious In that State continue, and TINT
Gen. Houston has ordered . company OF
sixty mounted rihenen 10 the fronticr.1
DENvgR The road from here 70 the
river is alive with emigrabts TO and from
the gold region. There are about ss
many coming out rs going home, We
bid oil newcomers cordial welcome. ~
Roxy Moaht. Nsrs q. 'lt. Il +.
a HusBaSn WEps MS BuorIER's
WIpow. Alonzo Chapman was arrested
at Bellows Falls. VI recently, on q charge
Of bigany, he having married his brothers
widow, when he had a wife Of his own
and children, The widow, it is stated,
married him with her eyes open, having
been in correspondence with bis lawful
wife. .z,
HAM TMEs.--The scarcity Of proyi
sions In Alabama is so crest that petitions
have been circulated asking the Legisla
ture TO make appropriations TO prevent
the poor from starvation Some Of thu
petitions ask that the 5000, 900, approptl
ated last winter to purchase arms anC
munitions Of war in case Of the election d
Lincoln. he directed TO the more pencefu
purpose Of buying something forthe stary
ing citizens and their wives aud children
10 cat. Gf gtaa.a3 'f, 44gi
NATfosAL PaciTc TEEEGRAfH II i
reported to be the intention Of the AID
ministration TO so coustrue the laws Q
Congress as TO secure, II possible, the sue
cess Of the great National Pacific TeIC
graph. XII.
WI Lotfs NAPof.EoS WAS TO AssIsT WALK
ER,-The editor Of the Montgoner,
( Alabama Maa says, that Gen WilliaG
Walker. a few days before his departur'
for Central America, Informed Col Joe
Riggs Of that city and tue Senior editol
Of that paper that he had positive assnr
ance from Louis Napoleon that il ht
( Walkery should succeed in establishing
the institution Of Slavery by law in Nj
caragua, the French Government would
see that the French commercial marine
should bring to Nicaragua as rnaay slaves
from Africa as could be probably carried
there IL, X. ,'ijg \.
The ENp or DEuocaAcr. Tho reign
Of The nest corrupt party ever organized
among men is drawing 70 close. The
days Of the democratic party are well
nigh numbered The vile organization
has kept together by the worship Of the
Eternal Negro, and the Negro has now
fnsteped itsrsf upon the bnrh % Defioe,
raey, aud sticks likethat "Body Of Death
named in the scriptures. Oh TO death
aud hell, the Negro now urges its victims
Orr advice TO them Is, to act the pnrt oI
Christian philosophers, and prepare fol
the last solemn moments. Lei them taut
their voices TO sing these appropriate
lines: @
GHafk from the tombs doleful sound;
Ny ears attend the cry
Ye living meu. come view the gFoand
Where you must shortly licl' q
We have faith in the election Of Bell
aud il so. we desire TO be in Washington
In March next, and see procession OF Of
fce-holders marching out, as numerous AZ
the locusts Of Egypt 10 render then
as miserable as they deserve TO be, w
propose to lead q choir, who shall sing
that fayorite hymn for their amusement
'OEFtcEl Office the joyful sound; 4
g. What pleasure 'too our ears :.
A sovereign balm for every wound, RI
Afayorite for our fears. 49,.
- Brorntolc's Wing. .ss.