The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-18

va a IhlNAL fON JEFFs .BANlst-- ~ Hil1 1
journals are circulating q story 70 the
eject that some Of the Roman Catholics
Of The Southern States have offered the
throne OF the new COhfederhey 70 Francis
.I1 or Naples. This would be consoli.
dating slate institutions with a vengeance.
Ntr Terk Herald April 70.
NseHoKs AprLyING son OfrrcE rxDER
Mn LtScotxl--The Washington CORES.
pondent of tao New York Erpgtss says:
sThe number Of applicants for minor
Offices by celored men is perfectly as,
founding from MASSACHUSETTS alone ! am
informed that for PostmasieTs' berths
there arc OH file over two hundred and
ten applications IA
DEcEAsEp NEWSPAPERS The following
newspapers have succumbed TO the pres
sure Of the times, within The last few
months; Alton, Ill. Courier; Portsmouth,
Ohio, Daily Tribune; New Orleans Daily
Courier; Cleveland National Democrat;
Cincinnati Daily Courier; Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania; Washington Constitutions
Washington Confederation; Nashville
Daily News; Memphis Enquirer; New
Albany Tribune; Sc. Louis Bulletin; St.
Paul Minnesotsan. 3 s.. 5
WHoLE SoGtiED. The New Orleans
.Deitd, speaking Of the general ardor with
which volunteering Is there engaged ID,
says: tTo facilitate the organization Of
the soIunteer force sent from this State TO
Pensacola, the most liberal subscriptions
were made by our citizens. The mcFe,
chants universally accorded to their clerks
leave Of absence, and the rights Of draw.
ing their salaries while they we're on mill
tary service. Many young men. who had
TO stay behind, undertook to perform the
duty OF their absent associates In some
cases, the employers Of young men not
only gfauted them leave Of absence, but
supplied them with equipments, and pro.
missed increase Of salaries if they should re-
turn with good reports Of their services.
TRAITORS DExouscEpi
Z The following placard was extensively
posted about Brooklyn, N. u, on the
18th.
EMPt
HEMPll HEMPl!t
i Tie HsaP CoMNJrrEE and all those il
favor of SEMINARY PUNISHMENT npon
TRAITORS
OR THosEl VINO
Justify or Sympathize with Traitors, viii
meet at the Committee Rooms, .. IA
0s THURSDAY EyEsiNG,
.s5 NJ a nfafortY ..|%..&.
se7s For the purpose Of perfecting the
organization and receiving their
QUOTA OF ROPE.
BY order Of ~
ExEcuTIoSER ERIN CHIEF. b
THADDEps HYArr ron me USToS ~
After tho delivery Of a lecture on Kansas,
hy,J, X. Ingalls,, Esq, III New York, on |
the ! It'll nlt.i Mr.HThaddeus Hyatt being
present, was called for by the audience
Ills brevity being excused on accourt OF i
ill.healtlr lie was. greeted with tumultu- !
Gus applause He thought that the citi.
zens Of New York would be willing 10 !
listen to scarcely anything but news bear
ing on the great war question: Jefferson
Davis, whose name stood at the head Or
the Southern traItoFs$ was the one Who
caused Nh tnr carry dlflcmrlest IN Kansas. I
L was surprising to him that President
Lincoln, in calling upon the Northern
States for soldiers. neglected TO men,ioul
Kansas. He could tell the President that
there We're men in Kansas who stood right
on the Union question. Mr., Holmes, a
/ friend Of his. upa particiDator in the hat.
Itleaat Ossawatotaie with John Brown
/ good old man. wbohe wished was present
applause and misses had asked Nv
/ Lihcetn's permission to raise military
company toad in fghting against trait.
ors 70 the Union He gave the details
OF the Ossawatomie battle, aud traced to
/ the issne Of this contest the victory Of
4 freedom over rulianism In Kansas. ~.
l SrErnESs AND THE SorTH.--A lady resi-.
dent Of Brooklyn, who has been for some
time past in Savannah, Ga, arrived in