The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-15
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NiqHING6LEs One thousand l,dic
! fof Massachusetts have enrolled, ready Ii
go to the sent Of war as nurses, s..
MnfrAHY EYrHusIssM The n. Y
4 Times ANNOUNCES that one editor, two re
porters. ard seven composifors from Il,
establishment have gone OF as volunteers
also that three others from the Iitarar,
department have joined the ariny. Ii: I
Crrr. a Kentucky correspondent 81
the Cincinnati Gdzctis says that $4,000
ipcrcDssioh MiLie rifle caps passed over
l Tho Kentucky Central road The other
day, for the rebel army, marked Garden
Seeds +. ,z.: $:i Eli RI + &. 4:
t..,i CHR1sTIAN PRAYER The Nashville cor.
respondent Of che Eonisyille Conrier saws
| that the Rev. Mr.. Selron preached 4,
strong disunion sermon In that city rc-
Gently, the Kentucky volunteers being
present, and that the Rev Mr.. Pitts fol.
lowed with a PRAYER 10. God that ale
would snlitc the North with His direst
curses. explode their forts. and sweep
their fleets from the face Of the ocean.
THE NATrRB or: THE uoxrEsr iii
might he supposed from the language
used by the rebels In regard to the present
contest, that Ii was one In which, they
were battling for their very existence.
Mr. Davis says that they will resist toI
the ndirest extrGmitg:n and the constant
assertions OF the Southern Journals arc toI
the same effect: The Augusta C6ronicle
lately said, I'VE have onr INDEPENDENCE
to gain. and that is erervthing@-itI Ii Mi
in oil r. il adds; 1--WE fight because We
lnnst fight or submit, md submission to
the rule Of a despotie enemy lesyirg war
on.tls is not 10 our vocabulary y 4
Mans BEcoNEs IMpATIESr.--As 4 sneei-
men 81 the sympathy felt. for lie North
the n Y Horld publishes the following:
81 CANADIAN WAR FEELING n
ANOTHER british OFFICER >ABRIvFn Fnou
E CANADA TO SERVE rHE raiTRD STATES. /
Captain Kirk has arrived in tliis city
and intends taking part ia the present
struggle, II his services are required and
accepted. / The Quebec Harnitpr (5AyoD1;;..
de Of Monday has the following |t.:.. !.
:.. , O., ''oFF TO THE VARS s.:$
Captain William A. Kirk, formerly.
Paymaster Of the Sixteenth regiment, left
this city few days ago for the purpose
of joining the United States Army. IN
which We understand he has secured a
! .:.,. ...:. r T.
E; The: Gtattc says some Of the young men
of Gait tCanada) have gone 10 fight.
Jefferson Davis and bis fricllds: = s.
I. PARsoS BnowNLow ANB. me Soi,TH,-,
Parson Brewhlow says JEFF Davis is a
vile traitor, n trained rebel aud aninliated
bigot, who as richly deserves to be hung
us ever old John Brown did. A recent
anmber Of Brownlow's paper contains the
following notice which is. sufficiently ex-
plicit for all practical purposes: !.
Gen, Pillow who is q clever gentle,
man in the private relations OF life, aud n
very eompauionable man, sent us d mes
sage recently, which is explained in the
following reply: i. f. /. l. ......
5.GEN. GipEoN PuIoE.--I have. last
received your message through Mr.. Sale.
requesting nc TO serve dis Ghaplain 10
Your Brigade in the Southern army; and
in the spirit of kindness in which this re-
quest is made, but IN all oanaor, l return
for answer. that whea | shall haze made
up 10Y miua TO SO to Hell, ] will cut nv.
throat aud go direct, and not travel
round BY the Southern Gonfederacy. -.
i II AN very respectfully. de, -. ..,..
=. q. 4. T.. r ,2"W: q. BRowNLow,
.." ERoM THE SopTH, We met with Mr.
Chafoek yesterday morning, respecta.
Die ard Intelligent dry goods merchant Of
L tica, Mo, who had just returned from
MIR. G. informed us that
many Of the planters in the South had
ptowed up their cotton fields since the
of the present troubles. and
planted them in corn, and that 1t was his
that eVen the extreme South.
ern SEates would raise corn enough 10 do
them aud n Surplus. Our informant stated
that wheat looked fine in all of the Soath.
ern States through which be passed
Even in the Southern part of Alabama.
this staple was abundant. Of Inxuriant
growth aud nearly ready for harvest, Mr.
Chadock left Memphis the latter Dart of
last week. All was quiet there at that
time, and business brisk considering the
times. Gen Pillow was then quartered
@ but he heard nothing of an attack
likely to be made on Cairo. and does not |
think that the Southern people contem. |
plate Fighting on their oRa soil - HaRsi.i !
bQi aLssfeHgrr, 10th ult. !