The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-29
Gaatt Nrms.

Tor some to stay at home to fight the devil
aud comfort the women. and lis impress.
sion " that that Is a work be is peculiarly
/ fitted for. 4, 3.. q ..,.. i. ID.
7 THE Darn or ALLEGIANCE Natural
lied citizens, who are entity Of perjury IN
lrenouneing their fealty to the United
States, whose Consultations they have
sworn TO support. and who we're only citi-
/ zens by virtue Of that oath, OF course lose
Eall claim to citizenship and protection as
Ecitizens Of the United States The State
\ Department grants no foreign passports
4 to residents OF the seccded States. unless
FnPon proof II lcyqAg III :.... I
IL tbs EXPENSES OF Tfrs war. - The
/ United States Government has now under
charter no less than sixty.fo1r STEAMBOATS,,
tugs, etc, engaged in transporting troops.
supplies. and munitions OF war: These
4 vessels are paid for at the rate or from
500 TO S5O0 each, per day The l5S, 900
troops called for by Mr Lincoln cannot
b. maintained at the rate OF less than
/ twenty i've millions oE dollars mouth; or
about three hundred millions q yearl "
+ FLAG ron THE Wnrre HotsE.4.Thc
ladies Of Washington have prepared a.
magnificent flag, which they propose to
present to- tie President TO be iloated
from the White House. The dimensions
fot the. banner will be tllirty.six: by CITY
four, and twill cost abont $500. On
1 the occasion Of its presentation, IL is ex.
Epected there will be u dress parade Of an
1 the forces in Washington, except those
on guard duty. IA .:g.: +. Z l.
4 PkcIFtC TELEGEAfH- The different
companies interested in this enterprise are
crowding forward the wolk with the
utmost zeal We saw at the warehouse
Y of Messrs Porter aud Duel of this city,
recently, seEerj.l tons of wire, belonging
10 the Onion Company, and Mr., Porter
Uniformed US there was much larger guam,
lity at the landing, besides some forty
+ hogsheaas FLIED wlth lnsdlat0rs. The Ina.
1 teflals aTe soatl TO he transmitted TO their
4 department Of the Iiae. The U afon Com.
/ pauy build from Jultsbarg To Sait Lake,
from which latter place the California
Company connects il with the California
lines. The Western Company finish their
= line from Fort KeaFaey 10 Juirsburr.
4 II Is the intention Of the diff,4ert compa.
nies 70 totaplete The line through to Cali
forum this seascnt aud pFdce' us, before
The next winter, ia Geographic communal.
tcation with 10th oceans; The Telegraph
! s thefpreranser Of the R,i,road, and
before tliapE years we mig expect TO see
the steain-horse following tlle telegraph
\ line up the valley Of The Platte and
4 through the Rocky Mountains - OoaaAa
RePablieaR | T.. ..s , =.. ......- !.
/ 80 :% sogfuEFS NEWS ia...-= 4. !.
4 FoKr SuNfER In Gen Beauregardts
official account OF tho Commandment Of
Fort Sumter, We find the statement that
4 there were four persons wounded. but
none killed, 81 s. =. II. .-.:
i LdNcoLSIrksIS TesNEssEE:--The conn,
4 ty OF Lincoln, Tenn, has raised q fnll
/ regiment Of | 100 men TO fight President
\ Lincoln. Two hundred Of these are over
six feet high, and 10 one over 81 years Of
i age. =. +. III. ::.... :.
\ ANOTHER CoSyERT--Hon. j; E. Bou-
T Bgny, member Of the last Congress from
New Orleans, has identified himself with
] the Southern Confederates, He remained
I a staunch Union man until very lately,
VARGISIA NEws-A private dispatch,
! Of the 9th ult, to the DAILY Gazette
I Nashville, Tenn, says there was lighting
), ut HarpeF's Ferry, Saturday evening, ut
which the federal troops were repniSed
4 On Sunday fight occurred at Hampton.
j near Fortress Monroe. Six hundred
I Lincoln troops were killed and. wounded,
4 while the Southern loss was oaly fifty. ...
+ Partial returns from eighteen counties
+ Of Virginia show only thirteen votes
against secession. 4. !. r.. - .i:..,s.->- II:
: PAEsON ,BKowSLoH's CHALLENGE. The
Parsoa must be II t'hard shell, = five Judge
from the following and he must, more
{ over, feel very much like boarding the
lion in his deb;--As the trains arrive here
with troops; certain whisky drinking
: bIackgdards, from the Confederate States
draw out reviewers, aud call for Brown
low, swearing they want his scalp Ii
they really want TO see us, they can call
, over, aud We eau be found either IN our
Office, in our dwelling. or on the streets
Aud 10 the e9Bards and scotadTtts who
/ live here, and run along the lilies and tell
|, the troops To ctll and groau for Brown
low, We have to say that il will display
more real courage. if they would. them
selves undertake whit they seek toindnce
! straBgerS to dol haorrlids Tenn
+ Whig. ~. ..-s''. 49,
PRIVATEERiEG. The following is q list
!, Of the prizes already takea by the priEa.
. teeF vessels fitted ont 1T New !Orleans;--
4 By the armed steamship Calhoun--Fhe
ship Milan from Liverpool; with 800
sacks salt vessel worth sec. zoe Tine
bark Ocean Eagle, from Roekland. Me.
= with cargo or lime; valued $40, 900
Schooner Ella, from Tapplcor cargo Of
fruit. valued nj 5000. .l.st..
BY the armed steamer V. H.. Ivy;
Ship Marathon, from Marseilies 10 bal.
last, vaIued n. $4,000; ship Abaeliino,
! from Boston. cargo Of Toe. valued Rt
81, 900. = 49, f. -. ~. {.
!. r. BY the armed steamer Music; The
j splendid new ship Marshall, from Hayre
10 ballast, valued at So, 900; ship John
i Il. Jarvis. from Liverpool in ballast,
valued 81 $4,000