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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-09

WAsuISGrON, July 7.-Indications of nc
tive military operations ofn decisive char
ncter are apparent in the departure to- day
of the New York 5th aud 18th regiments
by rail in the direction of Martinsburg,
Va. Also the departure of the New York
3Oth and Greene's U. S. light artillery into
Virginia The New York I'D regiment,
from Elmyra county, which arrived here
ut u o'clock last night, is under orders to
march Tomorrow morning into Virginia.
The 23d Rhode Island regiment is expected
to leave tonight.
Upwards of thirty riled cannon have
been sent into Virginia since Friday.
Reports are current that the troops on
the Virginia side of the Potomac will very
soon he largely reinforced.
Col. Lamon, of Va, reached Washing
ton this afternoon in special train and
drove Immediately n the Presidents house.
Subsequently, lie had an interview with the
military authorities. He came direct from
Haincsville and Martinsburg.
There seems to be no doubt that Gen
johnson has been reinforced, which has in
duced the President to strength en- Genera
Patterson's column. /
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FoRTREss MoHRoE. July THE U. S.
steamer Susqueh0nna is being rowed up
the Roads by Il gun boat One of her
shafts is broken.
The u S. trigate Cumberland will snil
for Boston within As hours.
John a. Eusson, First Assistant P. NJ.
General, and Chas. b. Sedgewick and
Theo. n. Pomeroy, Members of Congress
from New York, are at Old Point to-day.
Young Raymond, Al son Of the Principal
of the Chesapeake Female College, came
in to-day as deserter from the rebel ar
my. lie was impressed into the army
some time since. He represents their case
as desperate.
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BALTIMORE, July sth.--A letter to the
American from Martinsburg, dated Satur
day, announces the arrival of Doubleday
aud the Rhode Island batteries. 1t also
states that PattersUn's entire army is en-
camped in and around Martinsburg await
ing reiniOrcemnets nnd that no forward
movements had taken place.
Gen. johnson had been reinforced by
5000 men from Manassas aud had taken II
stand for fight at Bunker Hill; miles
distant, with 10000 troops.
a large number of troops passed through
Baltimore yesterday and last night to
strengthen Patterson's column. The rcEi-
ments that passed through here yesterday
morning, expected to cross the Potomac
at Willinmsport this morning.
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II ., bFALpINUl
You will please send me two bo1es Of your cePhAl
&c Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours
JHU. n. SIM0Ns.
P.s.-Ihare used one boz Of your fii,s, and .fna
them excellent
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WINE DEALERS

NJ ILL fnfl the very bet quality 81 VELVET
w CORKS, suitable for bO;telng. n the stores
CT 7. II. L0GAN 4 ~. and LOGAN. LIST 4 en-.
joI5 Wholesale ard otRil DFUEEfsts
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The Undersigned n committee appointed bJ the
Board Of Directors of the Citizens Deposit bank, to
exunins tho books nud accounts Of Iaii DRIk, do
hereby certify that they have carefully examined tue
saInc and find the above statement correct.
n LII. WILLIAMS,
JND. =. WILSON,
jy2 L. @. GOOD.
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY. BRANDIEs WINES.
tfIr medical pnFpOses,) received and for sale by
TIL LOGAN 4 Co, and LOGAN, LIST CO.
js2S
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have tried s,,ar cephalic Pills and IKE thea %
tell thai wait you to send me two dollars worth
more. III
Part of these for tho netghbors, to whom gave
few out of the tirst box got FROM you.
Send the Pills by mail, sud oblige
Your Ob't Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
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wish you to send me one more box of yonr &c
phAlc Pills. hare received a yTedt deal Of 6eRsf
from thERI. Yours, respectfully.
MARY ANN SrOlRlIOUSE.
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sPAucE CREEK HUNTINGDON Co., Pa
January 10, 1861.
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BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. is, 1861.
HENRT G. SPALDIS0, Esq.
Please find enclosed twenty.f iyo cents, for which
send me another box OF your Cephalic Pills. 7hey
are truly The LtEt I'itlS L6due srer dried.
Direct A. SLOWER, p. n,
Belle Vernon Wynndotte Co. o.
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COOPER & SENSENEY.-25 pieces Grey
" Drs-s Gionds; 81 fihO Black BereEe; 81 Grey
Belege AnElaise Just received this morning by TX
press and will be offered At TFE LOWEST FRicrs tor
Carh. OsI5) COOPER 4 SENSENEY.
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LIST or AGENTS.
otsERAE AeEsT ras fHr tNsrERN srArEs.
!. Hon. ". u. Hooper. y I.

oENERAL xeENr ron fHE nNsrERN STATES.
Hon. ". n. Hooper. Il
oENERAL AGENT ron cAi.rToasix,
Dwight Eveleth, Esq. ~
srNrRGL AGENTS. rca cAcBE coUNfv. Ell
Seth NJ, Blair. Esq, ami Jaage Peter Maueban
eEsERaE AGENT ron 6sERs RiSEs coUsrY.
IA. Judge William Carter. .,:aI
a. eKNEN>L AGENT ron riiE csLpoRslA aNp
SALT LAKE MAIL RoUfE. +.
@ Major Howard Essn. BID:
wAsfiSgTos cousrY.
SANTA Clara, jacob IlambHn; Toqu y M.
Joshua Y. Wiies; NifRen City and Grafton,
Sixlss =. lohnscnS Washihgtob, y d. MeCdi-
Cedar City, X ehafd v. Morris; Parowsn.
James Levitt Paragoonsf, Manas Ensien; sum.
NIT Greek, Seth Johnson. M Il ~ Z. 4 81.
3 pEAyER coUsTY ..5.s
Be,str; Judge p: NJ, ,trhomas; Miaersvills,
JOS. II. Rollins. y. ...l Il. Il, i. yS n. ls.. :
4. g5<i,: AiLLAGf, COUNTY. f,ls#
Fillmore, Jno. A. Ray; Cedar Springs, Lew
.rsnF a. . y, fsss .a..;
MahiL Geo. Psscock;. Fort, Ephralin, III n
Petetscn; Mount Pleasant. WIN. Morrison;
Mdfonl, y w. Bradley, Fountain q reen, q. w
Johnsoni Spring Town. r. N Alfred, North
'Besd, Jas. ". lones. s .s e; j 9.S.@ rs q.
JU4B couNTY. Eli
. Nsghi. 4. .. Poole, Willow Geek, John
n }liN;a4, N Y c.p. = ,si,,, :, N; gf. FL
9. csmp Floyd saI Fairfield, MesSrs. Walker
Bros; Cedar Fort, J. Rodeback. NJ A .4a +.
UTAH eousry.
Goshen, Vim. Price; ssutsquiu, VIM. Nd,
Bfidei Paysou, j. r.. Hardy, and Sabin, Beebs
y COZ Pondtown, N. D.. M. Jolley. Spsnish
Fork, >: X, Wells; SprihaviIle,. A. johnson:
Provo, VIM. Miller and III. a, CluE. Pleasant
Grove, W. 9, Sietteit; American Fork, l. e.
HaTing,oh; Lchi, Lorenzo Hatch; Alpine City,
j. W.Nance sfsS ..ti, ;,.i5'E
/ &: GhEAr saLr LAKE coUSrx. 3:.., !.
Garanrf's Minis, ID. ii. Allen; Drspet,yill..
g. spilsbury; Union, ID. s ciernents; Mormon
Ezekiel Lee; Big Cottonwood, ID. Ilrin.
tonj Mill Creek, Franklin Nsfi; West Mil
Creek. William Pnki TaylorsvilIe, s. Benz
nion; Sugar House Ward, q. Sirngham, Souib
Cottonwood, A, Cahooa snd Jos. Hammond.
Fort Herrimans ), y Stocking. an 5Z
... ...t TooELE roUxrY. II.
Tooes City, Ell .. Kelssyi Grantsviils, A. c.
Brewer; = T. City, Geo. Bryon, = '%z.. A.
..J: sHAMBiF COUNTY, IL &. 49,.
3 Rush Valley, Robert Miller. e 4: 3: ,,.s
$50 DAVIS ooUHrY. if S. ..g..,s "a.
Bountifnl, W, s.. Muir; CenisrviIls, William
Reeves; Pennington. Lot Smith end J as. Lei,.
head; Kaysvilie, c. Layton, J
I. /: "A. ,s.s, d, WEBER COUNTY, is4 *.
Ogden, G en- G, W. Wests NORTH Ogden, ThOs
Dunn; East Weber, r.. }. O.borns; South We
bsrt Rd. Cook, 5...,... q Z. ::
ND, BOX ELprRs COUNTY. ... .ss1.4
Brigham City, S, Smith, North Willow
Creek, i. B.. Hawkins. = IL Il. ....| :;
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NoTIycE.
DAILY line or s,TA,.I,s /,

IINQR SALE, a span II a Ne, I MULES
IL HARNESS WAGON, Two COWS and
Call, FafmiDg implements Of the best descrip-
lion, and tbestfeeept sfylrs; household FafGi-
tuts, and numerous others articles too A1ner-
Gus 70 mention, Inquire Immediately Of tbs
Undersigned. The whole 10 he Disposed IL by
The 18th ArfiI. Any person having any eialtr
against me, wiIiprssent the same for immsdl.
ID NJ. BELL, re Field.
Sugar House Ward, half mile southeast Of
26-lt PFest. Youhg's Mill {
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SAVE YOU'VE rApER RAGS.

TIME inhsbItanis Of Utah are requested 10
Il gather up aud save their worn ost wagon
covers, and every description Of cotton and linen
RAGS for papsr making aud deliver them, from
time 10 time, 10 The Bishocs Of the seyeFa9
Wards. or the Nens and MoUNrAisEER Offices or
their agents, for which, when clean, they will
be allowed five cents p6tHd. The rage can be
| Ii IL expected that. In few months oil who
wish. can receive pspeF IL exchange for rags.
EDWARD HuNTER, Presiding Bishop.
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MaCmINERY.

III AFING been Requested by several eastern
IL firms 10 act az agents for the sale Of their
Machinery ID this Territory, We are prepared
10 give all information necessary concerning
weights aud prices Tree Of charge. 4
Plans hudestimates for niEls farnishsd. s9
All kIndsot niliwotk, alsa small iron inaehin.
cry, badI TO order by cont rsct. I'LL. 5.s
20 VIM. j. SILVER,
Z: ~ ~ ), 4. +: &. J.. FORBES.
Easrsids Of 10th Ward, G. $. L, City. ct
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Fourtcentl. Ward Aca.ac,n ) ,

E EtSpaA of dc i9bfraaeitl. J -.
tINHE Spi g term for the second year Of ihi,
l. Suhsol will commence, under The care Of the
subscriber; on Monday. Alrit l5siL ~....'...
TERNs .-.- ...-.
For Spelling and Readittg. :s....' 49,. 50 aC
Wiling, AriEhmelic, L. Gr',,t,,; G-oe .Ge.St OF
2T-H ..s.. ~ =: III. DOREMtS.
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ST.. .IInr.1s Mnrch %. . !. n,

" .:. Il ST.. LorIs, March 2S, pm !. :, :
The confederate newspaper at wash
iugton has received a dispatch that Fort
Sumter was vacated to-day. 5: s: ~. i.
A dispatch to the New York Herald
from Charleston yesterday says there il
no change in the aspect of affairs at Fort
Samter PreSt Davis has made a requi,
sition on this state for troops for pur'
pose unknown. He has also called for
five hundred from Florida, aud two thou
sand from Georgia, " :: -. Ri. .. ..5=, y.
The Florida convention ratified the
confederate constitution. The Mississipp
convention will ratify unanimously, but il
divided upon the question Of its references
TO the people. = ~. T.. L..
W The following appointments were con
| firmed by the United States Senate last
night:-h @. Chittendeu, register Of th,
treasury; ID. r. Carter, minister to DO
| livia; Il. Hassacreck, minister to Equa
| dor. Officers for Nevada; Geo. Turner
chief Justice; j. N. Mott and II. Horatis
Jones, associates; ID. Bates. marshal
b. b. Barker, attorney; o. Clement
secretary; ]. w. North, surveyor. OH
GERS for Dacotah: w. Payne, governor
+. Bliss, chief justice; L. O.. WiIIesten
Eand A. A. Buston, associates; III. N
Vail. attorney. w. A. Sharp, marshal
G.. ID. Hill, surveyor; s. Hutchinson
| secretary. Officers for Nebraska: Alvin
Saunders. governor; w. p. Kelly, ehiel
justice; j. S. Miller, associate. Officers
FOR Colorado: Charles Domsn, associate
justice; G. Townsend, marshal; L. b Ed
wards, attorney. 49, ~ s.-t4
The following we're confirmed in the
Patent Office: d. Ill. Holloway, commits
sioner; s. M Hodges, g, H. Harding,
j. G. Theaker, examiners in chief. Thos
A. Jackson has been appointed chief en-
gineer in the navy, . s,
| A number Of army and other c0n6rma
tons, Including Major Day Il. be Lieu
tenaut-C Colonel, vice Abercrombie, pro
NOTED to the colonelcy, were made,
The City of Baltimore, from Liverpool
l3th, uz Queenstown l4th, arrived. n
In parliament, Mr.. Gregory had given
notice that he wonld, at an early day, cal
the attention of the government to the
expedfcncy of promPt recognition Of the
Southern Confederaey. <e..A.:.3 -.s
The French Corps Legislative was en-
gagged in debating an address. The naif
topic was the Italian policy, which severa
members denounced, asserting that thC
| English policy had proved victorious il
Italy; Que member warned the govern
tnent against its policy, predicting inter
nal danger ahead The ministers protested
Ragaiast his speech, and defended the En-
perot's course. III. % .
1t was rnmored that Francis ii. had
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Sr. LorIs. March gatll. p.m. ].

i. ST.. LeUIs, March 10Th, pm. ,
The dispatch. from Washington this
morning says: JamesS, Wilson, late com.
missioner of the general land Office has
been returned to his former place as CHIEF
clerk of that bureau Il, >.,ss... ,.,...:: r.
Neutrality-suspicious. has read the resigna.
ton Of Captain Josiah George Of the ord.
mace department. This, 1t Is said Is owing
to the influence of Col. Craig. chief Of the
ordnance, in having suspended as super
fntendent Of the Frankfort arsenal; Cap
tain Fayeudier, whose generally admitted
efficiency as assistant Of THAT bureau, it is
added, was not appreciated by the Chief.
Il During the late executive session of the
senate, ahont 1000 nominations were con:
firmed, nearly 6fiy.of which were sent ID
BY the President yesterday. ,sjs.;:%a: Il.
{ Al New York dispatch Of this morning
says Paris letter in. the Times states
that the English and French governments,
are fitting ont a powerful feet Of war
steamers for tho United States, the sug:
gestion came from England; France will
furnish three first class frigates, and the
English will perhaps be larger, The Feet
viii sail with sealed orders. Spain is also
preparing to send formidable force into
the Gulf Of Mexico, though not work,
ing in concert with France and England
Gen. William Hickey, was elected as
sistant Secretary of the Senate. : =
r A, Perry Dickens, returns from his po
sition, H. =. :. +.
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!: ii. JOSEPH l. HAYWOOD.
.NTRA I ] !.

TSR0ME HUNTERS Pasture, October last,
IL: Tive Red Oxen, about SIX or seven years
DID; one bsSnded 5 on The ielt kiP, has white
belly, white on root of fail aud between the
eyes ears eropJ The other branded 6 on left
hips is red, and. ears etoPt, and rather the
smallest OK, .~-: .:.. =
Whoever viii hiring one or both 10 f. Z. p
PAScoE. Hlh Ward, shall b. Rewarded FOR
their troable. H.. - g: H.. 1901 - p
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N0TEIll

TIME public Is cantieh,d from trading for q
i noie executed by mr. 10 r. iIfouard for
$3.50 with John Sharp s.ellii y, n 1853, 40
said note u lllsgslly bald from ule BY said Lean
ard. and Will OF be again paf'. III
as 3t. 3ssia I'M @% i. M. BLAIR
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WILL BE SOLD, A BARGAIN,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

L A HOUSE sh1 LOT, situate on Emigration
IA Street, IN the t2sli Ward, south West from
Bishep L.. Hardyis, iaiG G.. s. 4. City The lot
contains one and aqnaFter acFes Of land, well
fenced, with i31aPpIe aid peach trees, thrifty
and bearing, together With a large number OF
entraat bushes, Inaay Of W hirh are Eve years
ed. The Dwelling House is rominsdiOGs, con-
iHtni1g tve rSoas, eeHsisTihg Sf kitchen, dining
thoin, one lutee drawing foaBi, aud, ttxo- bed
rooms; also, two waidrobes; with cellar under
the kitchen add htnins TOenis The whole being
Welt khisLedi together With well OF excellent
wafer NJ The door W 800: ~, ~ ..,,
Altogether II IL desirable piece Of property,
taking into CONSIDERATION, location, price, and
other advantages, which can he aaceiIaiBsd by
calling on the snbseIibrr Iesi9iag on the PIE
misses. -. ~ ~. -, -.
-. ~: Pr. ALEX. DOW
N.I1s Also, for sale, seit Of Ti1smithis Ms
chimes, Of The lateet Invention, With hard tools
and many other fxings connected with the
trade. " "' 80 -: - d.
A. DOW hereby requests all persons indebted
TO him ~ boad, note Or Otherwise. 10 come for
ward and settle the salnr with w. l. Appleby,
ESQ, my duly authorized attorney. before the
irsi day, Of May next. 1861; and also, wishing
10 act horest and hOnaTAblo with all men, he
requests all persons having aHy claims against
him, to present the same 10 my said attorney,
duly authenticated for allowance and srtils-
msnt before The iirst day Of May next, 1861, or
else be debaned the same, as after that date /
shall moi be here, = 26aif -. ..l.. A. ID.
. 90 -
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81 Ilor1s. March 2a 3 n.

p
graphic dispatches Of the night Of the
26th, which were cut off By storms east
Of ST Louis, aud consequently, have not
:. the Senate proceedings Of lhe 26th.
After the proceedings given in yotir
last report of yesterday s proceedings, tile
Senate made another attempt to get q
quorum together, when Breckenridge again
moved to take up bis. resolution, stating
that il The motion prevailed, be would nc
cept Cltignai1l' s substitute lst {.
Mr. klee was ~ 81 iilY9f OF Mr: Dreekta-
ridges resolution, nat thought Mt Ling
mans went 100 iaf, questioning the rig9t
tls senate 70 express aa opinion Ga
eolectlns tie revenue 70 tt'e FesHiehl:
some conversation easilea, 10 which
wade expressed sest the nope that the reso-
taIloa Womb pe takea up as ite wanted q
sqaarey vote on y. i. :. .s:s,.. ...
= ar. ls,co saia lhe senate was travelling
lar out Of its way to advise the President
ne ASKED mt. I y a.i y ms rsselll-
.t. = y hey nt,st ana L9 Ia
gaA Il 50, nc wots'd never withdraw
troops from thence ..5.s5.
Mr.! breckenridge supposed the Fegoln-
ton embraced these points, as they are
within the limits Of Florida, but was will
ing 70 say these points be excluded from
theresolution rather than hazard its de-
feat, and did not consider the withdrawal
Of troops from Key West and Tortugas
essential to the public peace He dis
liked 10 do so because he entertained the
hope Of the reunion of all the States. =
Mr.. Rice said il the seeded States
were determined to remain out Of the
Union he was In favor of their going Ia
peace, aad would give them the forts and
arsenals for the sake of peace hut they
we're not IN possession of Key West and
Tortugas, and never will be sTbpse S .nnints
are needed fol. the United States and not
fos,sAeu; The: commerce Of the North
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NOTICE.

II HEREBy give notice to The public ihat
I 4 M(s.A Il, Leonard (iDy wife, Is no longer
authorized 20 act as my agent, either 10 contract
In my name or FOR my nse, Or TO collect or
settle notes, beck aecouEts or any other bus-
ness transaction In my name OF for nv Iiss,
from this day forward, d, LEONARD
@. 5. L. City, U. r., March 10, is6li 1921
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HATTjING

TIME suhser ibcr hereby gives notice 10 the
& public that he hes resumed the shoVr hiisi-
ness nj Ids old stand in the I9Ih Ward, c. s. l.
City, one block north or Temple Block.
<.,.s..,ss: WANTED, - :
An kinds Of furp, Tor which liberal price will
6epatd; also Saxony sheep and lambs wool
ire wood, Sc 80 @:,:.~ 80 " ,,...S-
I,tt j:...1a~ JosEPH L, HAYWOOD. +:
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Contrary 10 expectation, the President
made no nomination 70 OIL the vacancy in
the Supreme Court. #
Mr. Archibald, late engineer-in-chief Of
| the navy. has received q dispatch from
Mr.. Mallory, offering him similar posi-.
ton under the Confederate States, which
was promptly declined. II h
NJ orders have been issued, on viii be
at present, 70 land troops IL Fort Pickens,
and statements TO that effect are untrue.
A material change in the diplomatic
appointments was made by the President.
Sehurz Is going TO Spain instead Of Clay,
who takes Russia, and Harvey, cores.
pondent of tho Philadelphia ,Aattfioqn
and New York Tribune, going 10 Por-
tugal. a. ..s,..
The following are the principal confirm
ations Yesterday: @. Schurz. minister to
Spain: james Al. Pike, m:nister resident
at Hague; Q, M. Clay, minister to Russia;
II. M. Palmer, minister to the Argentine
Republic; J. Il. Harvey, minister TO Por.
tugal; CT. o. Fogg, minister to Switzer-
land; al. B. Dickinson, minister 10 Mica
ragua; II. Jordan, solicitor Of the treasury;
.B. II. IsherMood eHgineer-in.chief of the
navy; Geo. w. Lane, Judge Of the north
ern aud southern districts Of Alabama;
Edwin O. Lamar, attorney for Illinois;
Haruiou Cox, attorney, aud II. n. Glase
cock, marshal OF the middle Of Tennessee;
j. H. Collins, superintendent Of Indian
affairs IN New Mexico. (. Il. i. L. I.
Among the confrmntions on the 26th,
were WIN. S. Pennington, secretary Of
legation to Paris; Aaron Goodrich, Of
Minnesota; secretary OF legation at Brus-
sells: Thos. +. Dryer, Oregon, commits
sioner TO the Sandwich Islands; IA. Dart.
assistant attorney for the southern district
.of New York; Theodore ID. Edwards, OF
Kentucky, attorney for Colorado; Aim
Saunders. ofIowa, governor Of Nebraska;
Frederick Hassaurek, Of Ohio, minister
resident Mt Ecuador; and David X. Car.
ter, Of Ohio, minister resident at Bolivia.
In the Virginia convention yesterday
the amendment, inserting that the states.
still are Independent soyereignties, was
defeated by ayes 4 I, nays 40.
The N. Y. 1ribanss Washington cor.
respondent says that the orders were sent
ten days ago to retain portion Of the
dispossessed troops in Texas subject to
the order Of Gov. Houston, in depressing
any attempt to overthrow stateauthority.
Further intelligence from that quarter.
was looked for anxiously. sssis ] s.tes
. A Galveston dispatch Of the Goth
states that the Texas convention has
elected Ford colonel, and Baylor lieuten-,
ant-colonel, of the regiment Of rangers,
who are to serve twelve months on the
frontier. This regiment is in addition to
one ordered by Secretary Walker.
On the 2lst, ut Austin, Gov. Houston
and Mr.. HannIlar delivered speeches, in
which they holly denounced the Southern
Confederacy, and their constitution. a
On the 23d, the convention, in commit
tee of the whole for debate, adopted the
constitution almost unanimously; on en-
crossing the ordinance, the vote was
nearly unanimous. Id ri. ' ri s ,Is- /.
:a Pony Express Of March 18th passed
Kearney at $50, Mareh'2S . ,.sss;..
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In Ogden CITY, April LIST, 1861, Of epiloptlc
ct, ELEASon. daughters Of Alma and Sarah liar
ris, agsd year 4 months aud Is days. -. o..
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]. MINING, svIELTIINc, Ere.

e: :. MfNbNta, sIELINNC, ETC. ::
Il. J. p. PASCoE, Msiallurgiit, ste :, lTlh
l. WANT, Crest Salt Lake City, ;wmitd be
Glad TO comina with parties having anlElas
Of lead copper tin ziHe, iron, or other minsrats
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TIME undsfsientd wish IN exchange y few
L haiIdled Bushels Of ~heht for aOad Work
Cattle, for which a ihrTaIpriee Win he allowed
Call IN us al SpriBsy de. or on l. Heuiz c. s
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