The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-15

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\ more this morning. Hei instructed Is,
Secretary Cameron 10 arrest III persons
4 plotting against the government, and
seize all arms and ammunition in posses.
sion OF such persons or which may have
been secreted BY them, and to appoint an
additional force Of deputies sufficient 10
guard oil the highways lending from the
CITY. Marshal BonnafOrt will, under the
Instructions, hold himself accountable 10
] the War Department only, 4.
go. I ,2s L0UisyILEE, June 4th. Z
The New Orleans PicdgRns OF the 3ls,'
says the Brooklyn has captured tho bark
II. j. Spearing, from Rio Janeiro to
New York, with one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars worth Of coffee, and
sent her to Key West. /.
The New Orleans authorities are ner-
picked respecting the disposal Of the free
negroes captured on board prizes. R. I.
The Picaglle or the LIST OF June, says
the steamers Bremen and Eyerhard from
Bremen. and The Gen. Miramon, from
Havana, had been ordered away from
Pass Loatrc by the Brooklyn. .5s 4,
The Powhattan captared the. Mary
Clinton, from Charleston to New Orleans,
on the Pass on the 3lst, with a full cargo
Of rice, peas, etc .1 Z: :.:;, I,
Gen. Twiggs has been put In command
of military department. Nj II: Il.
The Montgomery Post of the 31st,
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have been ordered away from Pensacola,
and says there is little prospect Of light
there at present. = :. 5. .r.s5 .5s NJ.
! +t.s s..ss 4 ST.. LOFTS, Jahe, 9Th. I,
! Dahiel q. Taylor, Mayor Of this city.
Hast evening rendered bis resignation 10
1.-THE City Council The cause for this stsp
was given as follows Il: Al settled deter.
Tuination on the part Of a majority Of your.
board TO elnbarrdss my actions as chief
Executive of the City Of ST. IIouis. ::s
Colonel Meigs is 10 be Quarter-Master
General Of the army. x, n :.. II. I,
II: General Butler has refused To be nut In
The regular army establishment; pfeiering
1 70 return to civil life when the war shall
/ have ended. :5. .s.. >:.
! Il IS aseertained by a careful Inspection
i Of the projectiles used by the rebels at
| Aqua Creek, that they are unlike any iii
common use, and il is believed that their
icanncn and prqlcetiles are from Europe,
but how and where they got them Is the
/ question. .. +. =. g.. :.::
/ Lieut. Col Farnham has been appoint.
| ed Col Of the New York Fire Zonayes,
lin place of the late Col. Ellsworth
i A theological student in Richmond, re-.
iports one hundred thousand men under
farms in Virginia, twenty thousand Of them
being al Harpers Ferry. 1t IS believed
that The student was sent here TO deceive
the Government BY exaggerated reports
/ OF the strength of the rebels. Z. s. =;#
/ Ben MeGnlloch was iii Richmond. {,
+ Immense quantities Of provisions, day
and night, are going by wagons to Shcp-
Fhardssille, eighteen miles south OF Louis
! Vile, on the Louisville ard Nashville rail.
IIoad, thence TO. lie SeFt by railroad south.
| The journal is informed tIIat there are
twenty-five Thousand soldiers at. Camp
Translate, near Rithland, two niles from
1.-The Kentucky line, and the same humber
Tat CaTp Ghoathum, near Springfield,
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/ The Louisville Journals editorials say
Col. Anderson will take no command
here, but goes to the mountains ,of Penn.
tsyfvania, on account OF fail Nc health ~. -.
+ Fifteen Thousand hitSkrts from Gov
Eernmcnt canie across tic Ohio River to-
day aid we're distributed here r: . :
| The Atlanta hite&genttr .of the LIST
learas that twenty thouSantl troops had
Eteft Pensacola for Richmond. 80 7. Z. r r =.
| The United States propeller Union,
aud Flas-sllip MIN eiota, were OF Sayall-
nah bar onthe both ult. i, ~. .',-: .ss
/. The present collector at Louisvillelis q
SeeessionlSt, and refuses, to obey the
orders Of the Treasury Department, pro-
hibitiag the shipment Of provisions South.
/ A new collector has been appointed who
will enforce 4 lie prohibition. .s,.. Z
I The Government has been advised OF
the opealy aYowed purpose. of u large
! armed forcesof Fennesseeans to make q
rush TO Louisyille the moment IN attempt
/ Is made to enforce the embargo, and then
Estirlip; il possible, an. instruction along
the3line, and take possession Of the Nash.
i vile railroad. .0.. -. = - = -.