The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-08-04

On the 18Th of JUNG 4 graad review 81
F0iRntt u sisisn, N t,le Fegssce 0s TIC
Et1seen III 0aiasgil t0,jl plafe ilt IIrdp
Park, L0a@gp From 20. UBtIsjd so Gao
| volunteers w@fs u{iileF artiisS III E5,isii3 a5s
mas spspGpSlrd for the day Gl tlle stock
E.eSeliail.gt and III many htagsgles=af ttatls
d general hoiiil was HIVE Yea N h Il yy6s
EalaonFised that tie Ia1aal lwasl,l .f,tftl,eF
efeottql.sf tile ride faesetnelgt b9 iiersg,tt.
ally iilangurating tiij great PROS Ilicetintt
which was to commence AT ginlbie.lol,
on tie 2iiti ot JllY, The connection II 4
81 coniRle1eei By her majesty firing 1. fif!a
from d iixed ineohalrical rest. ], 5.s n: !.
Tic volunteer review passed on will,
| tic efeatcst eefai, illiiAst the widest az
Ethtisiitslu Of the inllieAse multitude a5
Eieei,laat s. reportttLa .....
Tic Lite destruction or fishinW i,nats
was attended withithe loss 81 aloftt quo
mem .s .s:' Il. s..i...3 All.
The very extensive implement mimi
faetory DC Alesgfs. If6skili, Hull. WAS cor.
stunned by fire on Igjilay$ tlle 18th of
June; the cost Of damages isestiiaatotl III
EOS ,00p. q. s33l=s as. q.
Tic bank Of Messrs. i /. Foster d t,a,s
at Bilston, Sonih Stuildftisllirc. stoned
fpaynlentpu the 18th &c june. The For.
don agents were ATWOOD, Snooner q "a.
The liabilities will not exceed eco 600 I.
The London Iigimes, June isth. saws.
E'fIlle royal congress al Baden uf course
tends only I'd confirm the views Of those
who believe TINT the French traditions 81
the first empire are intended To be iInitat.
ed with continued fidelity. For The ,,rc.
sent, however, it is assumed nothing viii
be allowed to transpire but professions 81
general concord. 81 3..:.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Pest under date June 6, says: Accord.
ing 10 an Official telegraphic despatch from
Naples, the Kingis sd much lnnoyed nj
the reception nj. de MARITIME has met with
at Paris, together with the language used
by Lord Palmerston, IDS 10 have caused.
his majesty to declare that lie would "a.
Iconqusr Sixty Or lose Ills crown. 4 ID.
Anarticfe which appeared lately III tho
c''oradtlt Mega siae from the pen DC Sir.
John Burg ync, giving details of q plan
FOR the fortilication Of London, Ii creating
quite q sensation il England. There Is
great disssnsipn In the Cabinet about ii,
one portion being; deeply Impressed with
the paramount necessity of attending to
the tlefeaees and the other reiYflit upon
the good will Of Napoleon III. aud the
millennium which is coming. =. :. " ..: :::
SrRRSGrn OF TIRE. BRiTIsH ltRNY.
return ofSthe numbers Of tlle British ar.
my, tpilitia, volunteers, &c, was issued
from the Horse Guards on june ISt, which:
shows the grand total 10 be S2saa 2J5 mem
>.: ,>. ..=.. FRANCE. F Il: ... ...:. ..
The PaFdaa, which arrived at ST. Johns.
Nc r. on July 9th, brought tiliagS oil the
death Of Prince .Jerotag iSoAapailo, "a.
King Of Wes(phuIia, ltticic of the slissfas
tIer9r Of tlte French, and tue. last and
youngest Of the brothers Of tile great IA;
tfltIsoi He was Iii years old. Ri. .z. :=.. &
,.. =.:.s 5. + #. 81 AIRS. Jl5e 2 rs
. Tire Gfiaiaas SGfioaale has received d
seeond warning for Publishing Victor
ltat5o'S speech. Tie fplisoa assigned Is,
/ tliat he speech contains Ii 5iolctt appeal
to revolutionary partisaNs. & ... @ . .::
The Emperor Napoleon visits Savoy. in
July. .. .....
Since Tie Emper 'sTctlirn ftonl Baden,
the troops concentrated on the eastern
frontier Of France haze been withdrawn.
tisreported that the rev French loan
will be twenty or thirty million Stcrif4ig.:.