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MOUNT A i NEER.
GatlT SALT LAKE cITn
SATURDAY MIA. 1861.
INDIANS AaA1N.

W. are favored BY 4 friend with tllc
per.nsai of a letter from Diamond Springs.
beating date April soth. We quote.
verbatim. The expressive language d the
writer. ..3
II think that the Indians are calculat.
ing ID play a high game this summer, ]
an informed that old Nimiticka Is very
mad. There has been d number Of strange
indians passing Of Int. They are com
ine from the north, south, east and west,
They exhibit III their man
ucr tokens 81 4 deep laid scheme, aud !
Ahall not be surprised II they break out
before long.
We arc constantly hearing o. Indian
disalsction, and every few days we are
receiving letters on ibis subject from per
sons who are engaged on the mail line,
OF who arc otherwise brought in contact
with our aboriginal aelghbors. Now,
there q certainly somebody at fault some
where, or we shonid not be told 50 much
about Indian starvation, and Of TIE red
mans complaints II was not 50 when
Governor Young was Superintendent
or Iudiau affairs; but ever since he went
ont Of Office there has been one continual
stream Of complaints from all parts d
this Superintendency and an unparalleled
-tT-l + ( -. --a i 4. II
number 81 depredations have been com.
mitted Now, who i 10 blamel Tie
goFcrumcntior appointing men 70 hold
Offices about the duties Of which they.
know simply nothing; or the Gentlcmun
who accept the Offices, ind then, when.
they ought 10 be ii the mountains AMI
about the villages Of tho Indians. caring
for their wants, are absolutely "killing
time IN this city? We leave tho public
10 decide. But that there IS something
radically wrong in the management Of the
Indians in this territory. no one, who Is
ID the least acquainted with tho eiIcum-
stances, can doubt for moment
Indians, IN one respect, are Ike white
men, they cannot irs ap0a promises; llci-I
tier do promises clothe them A few
petted ehiefs, who loiter around official
quarters, can get more than they need,
but the poor, destitute tribes Of the
parched deserts ofthe west set nothing
but promises.
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REVOLUTION IN NEW MEXICO il
G0rcrR0r ReAcker heads it-F0ri Harc1
IN possession IF The Rcrolntienists. =. T.

RI" VIZ PcSsesAtoH " tHe3leCothEteHLSFS. -.
r.. T.. Los EEGAs, NEw MExIco,l
r.. 49,. - March IL, 1861.
The stage arrived here this morning
from Santa Fer en- route for the States,
and as ii was abont leaving here on it's
way in, an express arrived from Col,
Fanntleroy, commanding this military de.
partment, to The eonmandant at Fort
Union, ordering this officer TO prepare for
defense. On yesterday morning, about
II o'clock the people OF tbs capital
(Santa Ee), Americans and MeXicans, en-
.masse, seeming to havs sprung IN ike
"Cudmus. men, well armed aud in great
numbers, at once seized aud now hold
Fort Marcy. Col +. declined to surren
der the Fort, as was expected, and while
in the act OF demonstrating with the popu-
lace, the citizen soltliery rushed upon the
works, and in ten minutes they were
taken possession Of - ~.
Governor Reucher was .he prime mover
in these proceedings, and he now has
charge Of oil the military equipments and
public property. Everybody is surprised
at this well coneoeted aud efficient coup d
arms. In brief, New Mexico now has
declared for, aud practically affiliated
with Texas aud the South, and the United
States is suddenly ignored and cur allie.
glance change. -
Arizona also absolVes her allegiance on
the 10th last. Excuse haste,
ORCHo DEoRos.
--Repubtieaa Of April 2.
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Jnr'rign Aeus.
GREIAlLT BTlITAIN.

III the House Of Commons Mr.. Hen:
messy called attention to EiItt he termed
the active interference OF the secretary 81
state for foreign affairs 10 promoting
Piedmontese policy, aud to the effect 81
that. policy. He charged Lord John
Russell with deliberately conceafng i'm.
portant dispatches relating to the trade
Of Tuscany and Naples. s.
Sir T. Bower denounced the policy Of
the foreign Office as fatal 10 the interests
Of this country, aud which In the end
must lead 10 war S.,,.:
Mr.. Gregory had given notice to The
House OF Commons of his intention. on an
early day, TO Gull the attention OF Gov
ernmeht TO the cxpediency Or a prompt
recognition Of the Southern Coufederacy
OF America. ...' ..,1 $S5.,5$ J. IT'D
The late Duchess Of Kent was 10 be
buried at ST. Georges chapel, Windsor
castle, on Monday, the 25th Of March.
The funeral was to be conducted with
the strictest privacy. and no tickets Of
adlnissionto the chapel would be issued
1t Is understood that the court mourning
for her late royal highncss will be for six
weeks
An address OF coincidence to Queen
Victoria was agreed to by both houses Of
Parliament. ~. ,.-
REIIGIors MOVEMENT IN ESGLAND.
The London correspondent Of the ~. Y,
O6scrrer writes; Though there is nothing
here resembling in outward look your.
great revival of 1878, OF the Irish reEi,
val Of ls59,60, yet am convinced that
a greater work OF the Holy Spirit, Eng.
land never enjoyed than that which nov:
stirs the masses TO their utmost depth,
Nor Is the work confined to London. Liy-
erpool, Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham
aud other large towns are sharing more
or less largely. But greater than all, the
quiet little country villages and hamIets
are rejoicing in the blessing. . y
The Times says: The total cost of the new
at Colchester Il estimated: at
ReO. 900. UpwaISls Of 93s. OC4 has all
ready been expended in the purchase Of
lands required for the proposed buildings.
A vote Of Gl0, 900 is to beapplEed Cor
this session for Marley barracks, Brent.
wood.
A converted pickpockct is the latest
orthodox sensation IN London. Crowds
70 TO hear his sermons which ore very
ordinary and even vulgar in style. 81;
The Court Of Sessions in Scotland, has
unanimously decided that by the law Of
Scotland, marriage with q deceased wife's
sister is ciyilty null.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHG
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IRON !xsc. Extra Of Nay 2 i

From NstcS Extra OF May =
THE Pony Express with eastern adslc',
up to the morning Of the 10th ult. afriyea
here last evening about I O'clock. Ing
present dispatches reveal . terrible sssN
Of excitement everywhere throughout ,ne
States, and the people were living lnae
a constant apprehension Of coming CIV
war. For prudential PnEpasal, - eess.,
the South had ceased TO eoInmunleA@
much Of Its intentions BY telegraph, -
have, consequently, little but clang.ss
rumour from that quarter, while ron ~
North we hnye an abundance q dhpa'.S
es about Barlike preparations, enc 49, ~
ing Of volunteer companies, the mAIsn
Of regiments, and the oilers 81 loau !.
money to the Norlhern Government ~
the prosecution OF the war, and Ihe ~
scriptioNs for the families Of volunteers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or TIE BArfiSoh'
- RIOT. .:.:tz5. :.7ss.stE
Our first dispatch from ST. Leg .s., y
the evening Of the 22d, states that nav v.
Alberger, OF Buffalo, who had eeea ~
eraI months al Baltimore, arrived y ~ ~.
York yesterday with several Other g 81 4
men. He reported fearful eonalslOu n
things: streets barricaded, shutter -. -
houses loopholed for musketry, ana s, XII
gun store employed. II was believer ~ ~ =
q northern mans life was not wOI'n Il
hours purchase, when the next gup 4,
war was fired. II was reported .na -.
Union men we're fleeing for thelr ~,
There were nothing but secession n q
flying in Baltimore. No man dA ,Su;on
proclaim himself in favor Of the e ~,
A vigilance committee held PeL,ST
session at Barnums Hotel and sO H,;oO.
every stranger. Armed men were l $3.50
ed to prevent the rebuilding q pflos Ser
Hon, Morris Lowry, sPeelai nesI ans.
from Washington, states thai nc
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Gasttru Nrms.

A kSAL 70 WEST Poxt.-On Thurs
Gay, March 2Stb, the annual drill of The
south Carolina cadets at Charleston toot
place before BrigAdier.generaI BeSHsss,ar5
ana inc board Of visitors. The battalion
IN driltwas composed Of six eomnaniss
commanded GO by Captain j. D. TEomss
The cadets went through the ordinSTy
manual, to the great delight II a larrs
crowd Of spectators. After giving g.
extended account Of the display, the Afr
e1sy adds: The eadeSs proved their. en-
paeity in the difficulties consequsut mao,
the:seeessioa Of South CuroIina and d.
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- Republican Of April 2.
NEWS FROM TEXAS AND yIR.
GINA.

The following items are taken from the
Washington dispatches Of the PhiIadeI.
pala Inquirer Of April srd:
An agent Of General Sam Houston has
been in the city for several days, it il
SSld. with the Intention Of proceeding
North TO purchase arms and munitions Of
war. He states that ''Oid Sam is raising
. al array d tEoH three 10 Eve Thousand
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ITALY.

In the sitting Of the Turin chamber
government submitted a project Of law
proposing that all public acts should in
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ftturc commence with the words Victor
Emanuel III, BY the grace Of God and
Che win Of the nation, King Of Italy
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4 FLEET 70 BE SENT TO the rSlTED
sTATKs. .,.E
PARIs, SUNNY. March DO.

ts.. Paris, Sunday, March 10.
The French and English governments
are fitting ont powerful feet Of war
steamers for the United States. Tbs
suggestion came from England, and France
will furnish on her part three Of her FIRST
class new frigates; the English. contin.
gent will perhaps be larger. The precise
object Of this feet Il vii be Impossible TO
ascertain, as il will protably sail with
sealed orders Wemay sunnise, however,
that it is Intended MS an audience for the
struggle which is soon 10 take place be-
tween brothers aud friends In the United
States-as a sort of escort Of honor for
the funeral u the great republic; The
idea is said 10 have been provoked in the
English cabinet by the indignities offered
to British subject or subjects in the
Southern States. We do not suppose, Of
course, that the feet goes out with any
hostile intent; its ostensible errand will be
the protection Of English aud French sub
-Jeets. But ii is the custom to send fleets
"of observation" when aGy great war is
going on in a foreign country, and, while
observing, TO pick up aIy htIle Advantage
that may offer for themselves; or, when
the sympathy Of the feet is all on one
side, TO send boats, now aud then, aeci-
IDENTIFY between the conIeDdiHg forces, as
England has twice doie in the late SiciliaH
war, so as TO protect q suffering friend at
the right moment. - y. 49,
Spain, also, though not working in con-
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Dfstera Drum

H.
THE Western mail arrived In this city
on Thursday, bringing San Francisco,
sacramento, aud Carson Valley dates till
the 18th
DIANoSDs IN BrTTE.--We understand
that John S. Bassett, Of Cherokee Ra-
vine, fouEd, a few days since, in his min
ing claim at that place, what has been
pronounced o diamond by Young, a jew
eier OF this town. Il was found BIZ him.
while pudding clay for washing. We
understand also; that S. Glass some time
sines foand two stones Of the same DIES,
ERUPTION, which be sent to New York,
and whichwere also pronounced diamonds.
- Butte DsMoeydt, April 9th. W. 7
4 The Siirsr Age Of the 18th has the fol-.
lowing, under the heading ~.
.t@ :# 'tJuxPING CLAIMS s...s i
''W q understand Tint a brisk business
Is being done III this Hue In and about
Virginia City, at this time. From re-
ports, II would appear that there il an
organized company, who make q business
of watching the development Of al The
best lodges in the country, and at the mo-
Ement they begin TO attain q real market
value, pounce upon them, and with or
without pFetext, maintain possession by.
brute force, IN Defiance Of law and equity.
The disorganized condition Of affairs at.
this time affords this class Of met u iine
opportunity to drive thriving business,
an opportunity which they have improved
Thy taking violent possession Of portions Of
the most valuable ground in the Terri;
fiery, 10 the great detriment Of She legal
owners, and to the destruction OF the best
i interests OF the State. Every jumping
enterprise is neither more nor less than d
warning to capitalists against making in
yesttnGnts in Nevada, and, In our humble
opinion, unless some decisive step is taken
Eby the Judiciary within the next thirty
days, We may consider the year 1851 as
lost to us that we viii make no advance
IN civilization, no development Of our re-
sources, no increase Ia our wealth. We
tmay consider ourselves fortunate If we do
Eiot retrograde, y y In view Of
1.-THE exigencies Of the case, and the vast
Interests depending on prompt enforce,
tment Of law; we suggest that the citizens,
$50 many Of them us are law aud order
fnieR, unite IN a petition to the Judge Of
the Second judicial District-late Utah
now Nevada urging him to perform the
Functions Of bis Office as heretofore, aud
fpledging themselves TO sustain him in SC
tdoiug by every means ia their power"
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FRANCE.

The Count de Persiguy has authorized
the publication Of two new daily papers IN
Paris, One is 10 be called Ia Temps, and
the other La Franc Li1erale.
{. In the Senate, Senator Boissy express
ed his regret that in the draught address
20 mention WAS made Of the navy, which
would render such great service in a war
with England, which be desired This
remark was received with expressions Of
dissatisfaction Senator Boissy maintain.
ed that the benefit Of the English alliance
had been exaggerated, aud declared that
a great majority Of the country were Of
his opiuion. He further attacked Eng.
land on the subject Of the arrangements
respecting passports - ..-E@...;. a..
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: Several Northern men had been ex.
PEELED from Richmond. -. +. = -. j..
The Confederate flag was aying. II il
stated by parties, direct from Richmond,
that the ordiBanee9of secession had been
publicly proclaimed on the 18th. The
vote on its passage was kept secret.
GOV. Letcher's reply, 10: Secretary
Cameron, calling for the quota of troops,
concluded thus: d.. 49, :......5
Your object is to subjugate the South.
ern States, and your requisition made
upon me for such an object, in my judg,
ment, is not within. the powers OF the
Constitution or the act Of 1895, and will
not be complied with. -. III
lyon have chosen to inaugurate civil
war, and having done so, We will meet il
in spirit as determined as the admins.
tratiOn has exhibited to the SOUTH
Lieut.. Jones, in command ut Harper's
Ferry, on receiving information that six
hundred Eirginians were approaching BY
the Winchester road, to seize the aFseDal
put plies Of powder and straw in all the
buildings, and waited quietly the approach
OF the picket guard. He then gave the
alarm, and the garrison was set on FIRE by
powder fuses, when he began to retreat,
He is reported to have lost three men
Il, 900 stand Of arms were destroyed. The
lieutenant and command made forced
march Of thirty niles by night, and SO
escaped ..'
A later dispatch states that HGrper's
Ferry was occupied by three Thousand
men, and the widest excitement prevailed
virginians were rapidly assembling there
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ny pom r

THz Pony which arrived on the even
ing Of the 2Ith, brought the following in
teIligeDcc from the East: Il,
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AL.
HYAN w4AT WW UPIR M.

Ths underIi4.-. "a having used Professor HUli.
PHRETB' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
n sIT flafeI Uith the most satisfactory re1H, and
haTinE faH eonhdenes In Their Esnuinene1, purity
nnd Chicacy shesrfuIy recommend thepn y Al peg
rr45etIi-s n I'D foF pEiTlte OF domestic uI%
ne Rev Wn. H0SmeF, editor Of = the Northern
independent" Auburn, n. !. The Rev. z. IL. Gres-
ibs ggV. b l. ITea, Chaplin Of he Auburn STATE
PTIs6h; the Rev. Spencer y. Rec, heetoF, NeH-Bei-
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NETsPAPER reporter all the world over
are fond Of a joke. They cau crack them
rs well. AID enjoy then AZ kseniy ne any
set Of fellows in the world. aud II there is
anything Of the kind going % they are
very apt TO know it. one of them writing
70 the Pre5s from New York speaking OF
Robert Lincoi-oa the "Prinee of Rails, =
H9 be is styisd,-the son of tue President
elect says;
Whatevermay have been the youngsters
wsJcf life IN New York, II is certain that
! he vent strongly IN for fuu at the West;
for At B1dalo on Saturday evening, be
popped his head into the room where the
reporters we're having good time, ito
whom, by the way, be cottoned amazing
lyl and the following dialogue euJued:
''Billo, Bobl" said the party, "eoms in
and take somethinR.',
"Can't do IL, boys" quoth the Pripee,
I'm going TO perform my ABoEUTIoYs."
pronounced with great emphagiIl Look
here, gentlemen" cried he, striking a trae-
leo .ludierouJ attitude, take your last, tinal
farewell look at my features-.foT I'm going
to Rash.i"
AproPO5 Of the preSs-gang who sojouru-
ed At the American that night, there was
one joke got OF there Wbeh Is worth writ
ing mp. The talk turned ON poor "0fd
Abe" who was bOwiug himself TO death
holding sort Of boW-oW, in fact, up
stairs, at the time. The trying position no
was placed inwas sincerely commissioned,
and one Of the party went so far rs to say
that he wished Abe would iet him stand
~ his right and help him bow. 81 would
be bis right bower, tdeH," quotha
Anotherkeen Gimp retorted: ttYou onght
10 have been len at the last station, for
making such pun as thar, and theu you
would have been bis -'left bower"
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