, 1862-09-05
Mr.. RuGGLEs offered The following which
Was unanimously adouted:

Resared. That it be referred to & committee Of
hree members, from New York, to be appointed
) the president to petition the Canal Boa1d Of
ron carried On he canals of that state to b. used
D the construction Of The Union Pacific RSi'soad
Mr.. EVANS offered the joint resolutions
,sssed by the Legislature OF Colombo and
cad du'ing the first days session; also some
ur7eys Of the Territory, which were ordered
,laced on file with the SECRETARY.
Mr.. TlLDEH offered the following, which
we're adopted:
Reg09T6d, That committee consisting OF I'VE |
moe1s be appointed by the Chair to collect USE.
al information In respect to the contemplated
be agricultural. mineral anu Typographical char;
.cter Of the regions tasereed By such routes and
1apen1t to the Raid commt.tee such Information
Le they may potsess OF acquire IN theRe respects
Mr. RraGLEs again spoke Of Utah and its
communication with the East,
,nd read the folio sing:
correspondence which had passed |
between members Of the Board aud Mormon |
eldera in the absence Of President Brigham |
Young, occupying, as he observed, little !!
over two hours In transmission, aud travers- |
Ing over L, l,0c0 miles. The correspondence
Has as foEoR6.
CHICAGO, SEPT. 4-1t:10a am.
President Brigham Young, Salt Lake:
Abe Pacific Railroad Convention ts now II ses-
ticn in this city. What time last evening did You
receive yesterdays proceedings Of Conveus'on5
E. CREIGHTON.
g. Creighton:
President Young is not in the fity: Ga Gse,t got
No. 5.
SEPTEMBER 4, 1861.
Salt Lake Company:
Get Wells. Darlington or Kimball to answer.
E. CaEiGnTo1.
E. Creighton:
President Young on vleit to Cotton cauntry-vi1
nol return for month-will eee Wells or C,rrtns-
TIN. SALT LAKE OFFlcf.
No. 5.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4th.
Salt Lake:
Get ansEer quick. E. CRE1Gnrox.
SEPTEMBER, 1862
E. Creighton:
They are writing reply, being particular on
account Of Pfesidens founss absence:
No.
SALT LAEH, Sept. 4, 1861.
q. Creighton, Chicago:
in lnfosmtpg you that Ibe telegrapa{c reports Of
the proc ceoIugs Of the Pacific Railroad Convention
low N session II Chicago; arc pernsed here with
may BE- locsted on the loutes that will hfiug the
greatest good to the greatest number, and that the
wo1k nay be Speedily accomplished Utah will,
DOUBTLESS, WHEN opportunity o11efs. aid deeds 10
WordH in 70 gfeat nlu useful an enterprise
HEBER =. klaBA1L.
DANIEL Il. RELLS.
Crest Salt Lake City-11;50 3. n.-Sept.a.
hfr GstTru 1f 1nus ra1]ad m hin raenJufinu
to place the acceptance Of the act On file with
The Secretary of The Interior. Gov. Dennison
moved to amend by placing on file the certf-
lied proceedings OF This Convention. Car
ritd.
MIR. CAss offered the following, which were
adt pied: ts
1:e<o.red. That the Newspaper press throughout
the loyal States be respectfully requested to pub
1'sh the profesoings Of this Convention for the
rups &c 4 aiding u The success Of the great en-
ttfprise of q Pacific Railroad.
Eesatged, I hal the ofice7s or the Board Of Com'
misslcnets be instructed TO- publish in pamphlet
folm ior general distribution. copies Of the pro-
ceeoiDgs II the Convention, and such other mat.
teri a. may, in their judgment, promote eubscrip-
ton to the capital stock If the company.
Gov. DESS1soa off. red the folio wing, which
we're adopted with much applause:
Resozred, That the thanks Of the Board OF Com
m1eeioners Of The Union Pacific Rallfoad Compa.
NJ are hereby rendered TO the Bon: William B
Ggccn. Preeldent Of The Board, for The dl,uifed,
aole and courteou. manner in which he has pre-
sided over their deliberations at thttr first meeting
90 important 10 the highest Interests Of the couu
try
hfr. ROBINSON moved that the thanks Of the
Convention BIT returned to the various rail
roads which had rendered their courtestes; to
tte Superintendent OF the Illinois aud M:chi
gan Canal 1or the excursion to the Hydraulic
works, and to the citizens OF Chicago for tneil
hospitality. Carried.
Gov, DESN1soN said that he was neces
ssrily obiigs to withdraw in order to obtai1
the eass. Three 5ousipg cheers were give.
for the governor, to which he briefly respond
I'd,
A few minutes were spent in pleasan
social discussion and the convention dis
solved.
Departure OF the Second Board o
Trade regiment.
The organization known as the Secon
| Board Of Trade Regiment, which receive
marching orders a few days ago, took its d.
parture from this city yesterday Afternoon
by special train, On the Pittsburgh and Fol
| Wayne railroad.
| About noon the regiment left the camp #
the city, being escorted by 4 detachment I
troops from the 9th and G9th regiment
under command OF Co1onels Tucker 81
Hough On arriving in front Of the Board
Trade rooms-where large crowd Of frient
had assembled-the regiment was drawn I
in line, where they we're address,
in an appropriate manner by I. Z. Mum
ESQ. in behalf Of the Board Of Trade. I
this speech Col. Sherman responded in bri
address, pertinent to the occasion. The I
marks Of both speakers were enthuHiastlcal
received.
After Col. sherman's address, the regime
again took up the line Of march for the deps
+ followed by large concourse Of cit1zsns.
the depot the train was found to be In rea
: nees; short time was spent in the work
9 embarkatlon. and then the train moved ava
bearing to an uncertain fate an. ther regime
n of brare, sturdy, patriotic men, who bear VI
them the best wishes Of 1aya1 men.
Below will be found the roster Of this supe
# regiment:
s FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS.
e CoLnEEL-F. T. Sherman.
LIEUT.. CoLoSEI-A S.EhedbouTne.
S MAJnR-sieo ". Chandler.
| ADJUT4ET-J- S, FaCaId.
a. QuARTERMAsTEH-N.S 5. Bpufon.
toMN1ssARY SERGEANT-J- n Terril1-
1 QUAhTERMAsTEH SERGEANT-F. IL 6cuddet.
h MEDICAL STAFF.
Il SuRcEoE-George Costsworth; 1st Assist
:, Surgeon, Al drew c. Ranktn; snd Assistant
~ SUI 'gcon, F. =. bu1alek; Hospital steward, Ed
= - Babcock.
:. LINE OFFICERS.
"a NELSON GUARDS ". L. Whiting :;
4 Lii IT.. II. H. Cushing End Lieut., 80
~ Arthur GrAKDs-t apt. smith
ae Iieut., Geo. Chandler; and Lieut. Gilbert F.
T. ltw-
IN CnosB1 CuApps-'apt., A.. G.; M:CluEg !;
len, C F. roal : End Lieut.. D. B: Rice:
ia K1NFAnK GEARns--capt. Geo. sheri Ian;
Ii, Ut. T. F. ". Gnllich; End Lieut.. A1exa1
=. / c. EcMu,ty,
r urRnAgD GuARps-Capt., ]. S. Hubbard
~ ~ let Lieut., II. c. Goodwin; and Lieut.. D
ne | Chester. ...
Cn1cKER1sG's CoarAEY-Capt, J. ". Chic
nd ing; 1st Lieut. i, J. A. S. Hartford 2nd Lieut..
nd Waits.
I'd I'd no1pKs GUARps-Capt., Levi r. Holden !;
,ee Lii nt-, Sylvester Ellsworth End Lieut., Lor
~ ~ Brown.
"o BAnSARp's CoMrAKI-Capt, Z, E. Barnard
ept Lieut. II. C. Mcdonald; and Lieut. E. E. Tue
Ttr WICKER GUARDs-Capt.. John 4. Br0as
ia Li-ut., John r. D. Gibson; End Lieut., Lew
to Cole.
Ha c,a w.r maattnr.
sn On Saturday afternoon, commencing at
o'clock, there will be mass war meetin
es- the Court House Square. Let there
~: Grand turn out, Our country is In da1
at The people must resolve to save the rep
at all hazards. On to the rescue, and {
ass' with the rebellion.
,.,- The bells will be RUG aud guns fired
: a, | ~ raa IN forr ntelnnE All n1sces nf hns