The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-16
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The Bremen, from southampton, Feb.
Goth, has arrived. The capitalization o.
Gaeta Is confirmed. The number Of troopi
made prisoners was II ,000, seven Or eight
hundred cannon and sixty thousand mus
kets were found there ,.'.
Three generals accompanied Francis 70
/ Rome. ..E1s ,., L. g.:.
Gen Chldini was ordered 10 summon
I theocotDnlandct Of the fortress al Messina
I to surrender. VIII 81 Il,
a conspiracy IL favor Of Marat had
been discovered ut Naples.
The Papal Zoaases had invaded Sartlin-
ian Territory The volunteers fepuIsed
them PantiIicaT soldiers had fortified
thenlselvesas Niarsenas.
The jouraalso ~ Rome deny any arrange.
incnt between the holy sec aud Piedmont.
The typttis fever was raging Ut iaeta.
Praticis aud the ex-tyAeen Of Naples
viii leave Rome ia d few days. I. III. !
Gen CaldiHi will he made Duke Of
GaUta. e.
The Italian Parliament was opened by
Victor Emanuel iii person on the 18th.
a proclamation for the emancipation OF
scrfs ID Russia would be isSnct on The 81,
q AZ motion III the House of Commons,
asking for lnore equality III assessing and
leyyipg the income tax Was carried by
majority against tho government.
Liverpool. Flonryery aull and offered
az "a TO Is lower, without sales; wheat
dull; all qualities are considerably lower.
but sales are irregular.
T.. . . Il Z la 4.-
ST. Lofts. March s..
The Washington dispatch received to-
day states that President LIneoln last
night stated to Southern gentswho called
to know how his Inaugural was to be nm
IderstUod, that il meant peace,
Yesterday morning tue Commissioners
from the Southtrn ConfeIeraey held 4
conference in Wfgfall's ROOMS, where il
was agreed 10 postpone, for d few days,
their communication to President EncoIu
until MI Seward llas an opportunity 10 |
deyelope his programme Of policy towards
the seeding States. WigFaIf urged them
TO act Immediately, and bring their mis-.
sion TO close, in order to allow President
Davis an opportunity 10 capture Forts
Sumter and Pickens before reinfoTcemeuts
can reach there,
Mr. Forsyth ignored the proposition,
and some high words occurred
JEFF Davis has sent secret agent to
Mexico with view Of recognition Of the
cotton confederncy. h.
1t Is said that G.. NJ Clay will I've
United States Minister TO Mexico, which
is regarded us the most important OF all
diplomatic positions in the present condi-
ton Of the country. sii
Corwin and Fesseuden are spoken OF
for England md Franee. Freniont's
chances for the hitter are considered
good
/ Adiutaut-G General Cooper aud Assist
ant Withers, with Paymaster Maekin, re-
signed their commissions yesterday.
#. Correspondence which has reached the
War Department, shows that General.
:Twiggs received the order Of Secretary
Holt reducing him from the command be-
fore he surrendered Il.
Reliable information has bcen received
that GOV, Houston has resigned and re-
tired 10 private life. #,
Several removals have been made,
among themsGen Granger, brotlierinIaw
.of Douglas, Recorders Getierpl Of Land
Office, and Mr.. Leonard, Setrctufyto the
Preslhentto sign land patents.
7 Secretary Smiths son has been APP
polluted Librarian to the Interior Depart
inent, vice bestero Of Miss
Mr.. CFirtcudea was serenaded last
night, an immense crowd was present,
amidst great enthusiasm. lie expressed
his confidence in the Intelligence pf the
people who now alolie can settle this dis. |
traeting question The troubles were 10.
mentrtl aud Kept alive by petty cross-rosd |
politicians for selGshpurposcs, Preseryethe
Union mud the Union viii preserve tis |
The Roman veteran wis permitted 10 re-
tire; ut the end of thirty years, but lie had |
been ID public service forty years. He !
expected his friends to uphold the Union
and the Constitution, which have con- |
ferred uHnnnbcred blessings gu us oil.
+ Geu Scott, ScnatorJohnson and others
were afterwards sereladed and responded
to the compliment. B: i Il. T ..:.
Ia tue Southern Congress yesterday a /
bill was reported providing 10 The rveilt /
of conflict in the refusal of the United /
States TO recognize. the: independence oil
the Confeaeracy, no court in The Ceufed.
crate States shall have cogaizauce Of civil
cases Of citizens OF the United States,
aud all pending cases SIptH be dismissed /
"a resolution was adopted authorizing the
President to instruct the Commissioners |
to the European powers 70 enter INTO |
a treaty OF intention ne TO International
copyright privileges ..=.
Mr.. BraxtoU Bragg was confirmed
Colonel of the First Regiment Of Infantry.
Tie N. y. board of Aldermen, last
evening, adopted resolution providing
for commission on behalf Of the Com
mon Council to request the legislature to
submit TO the people Of the State the
propositions Of the Peace Congress.
In the Missouri convention a resolution
was unanimously adopted yesterday thank
ing Critteuden aud Douglas for their pal.
riotic efforts to preserve the Union. The
committee on federal relations will report
tomorrow. Il: r: .sg..:. .-s - 4
=. ST. Lorts, March 9th, nj.
IL il understood the committee on fed
eral relations, Missouri convention, will
report to-day strongly for Union, against
Secession military paarcion or hosfilifiag