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POLICE OFFICERS ON TRIAL.
Unwarrantable Iptrusiors and Lib
erties-0ne Of ths Officers Dis
charged from the Force, and
Another Suspended.

C6ss 1Of tEe Qeteuce.
Mr. Ara moved for 4 separate trial for tho d,
fendants- He aaid Aorsentheilcr was the only r,
FponeibIe person, he being In command, whilst th
others were only obeying his direction. He ther,
| fore wished to hear their evidence upon o.th, g
witnesses. for irthey were jointly charged with
crime, and theirs closed in justification, 1t woul
remove all protection from the police officer, pla
ing lin in a very unpleaaent situation
| TEsTIAoHr OF MRS. FISH.
Mrs. n. F. Fish, tho proprietress OF the hous
In question xa6 first examined. She said;
DO not know Morgentheiler, but eas1 him O
Sunday morning last when he came In to my hous
| with two other men; he aaked how many were L
the house and asked to see all the men be is nc
the man who put his tousre in her daughter
| mouth CEnucy did most Of the talking
stimson did nothing: they then went Int
! the kitchen. and from there to the. bedroom
| tGn looked TO SIC THAT there were no men ln III
| houEc- Craney kissed her daughter and put hi
ssnds under the bed-elothes. Mosgenthciles wen
! The three men afterwards visited the beds an
months ago. MorEenthcilcr .dld not hear be
| There were Ia the house TWO chsldrcn two 30
men and young man. nnmed George Carney. Til
Lotion door was generally open; the o.lces
.ooma but did not taks INV lfbert,ca. waen ssl,ed
ahe an;sa hey d d. mt ther
guagc unbccoming gentleman.
TESTIMONY OF 10. Il HEowF.
John H. Brown, the man whose trouble led te
the visit, was then examined. He said:
reside at s2a stste street; on Sunday morning
tass n. nothu M o. s.feet; nFs
near PecS Conrt. toid him md his ~
bad been assaulted and tod them fhe dtrect1nn
IN which the nan nm. The officers started in pur-
snit. afo went nome dia not geo them AFTER
wards Ono man got nc by tho throat, while the
Gt1ef eacsed me. th1nss they went to Sanders
saloon; one went ~ al me fFont door, while the
Eve rods Of No $50 State street. After the man
tooE ny cap vent oscs to AsFteEer's Theatre ia
g6s aIotne1; Un re- feInfnlnS nome, met the three
TESTIMONY Or JERRY srusos,
Jesy sti,nson, one Of the three officers WIS then
aam"teo 10 9essus' His evidence was as follows
Paw me iast witness or sunday who complain
ed mat re LAD been assaulted by two men; cFa-
EeF daughter had married = soldier, and her door.
way was open went up and knocked At her door,
and tod her thst they were Officers, snd said he
thought ne EaW man going In uc1f Mrs. Fish'e,
nId went In there to find hl.n; was on his beat
aLd beard The watch and ran foEth; were not In
Fish's more than tive minutes; Two Of the officers
MeI5 II 'oto Inc young 41as room, but did nothing
TESTIMONY OF 1Axxs Il. cr.mr
James B. crauey Was then examined. He said
that the officers were in the house not more thau
from thrso to I've minuios. They aaw a soldie,
Eolns IN, anu W1sneo 10 SEC II he was there. Hrs.
Fish followed them through the rooms.
1Es11xoxr or zlns, coxFour.
Mrs. Bella Comfort, daughter OF Mrs. Fiab
aa h.s en ss Is ase
She said: WAS
, 1864-01-30
RRaI EstatR tor Sale.

DOR SALE.-Great Bargains.
Il 5000 acres Of Land on the line Of the Log ans
The lands high aud rolling. and within three
miles OF Railroad Stations Chatsworth md Forrest.
Be sold chesp, one nth cash, balance in nye
s 1a s
No bett=E lands n the State. Address q apply to
D. Z. PEA RaOSa, lis RnnAotph street Chicago, or
to J. l. smTILLWEL1. I'll ESP, Cbsts~orth, Illinois.
, 1864-01-30
:jF0r Sale.

3;O1t SALE.-Hotel for sale, The
Ia Of as ,Stss
ni'urc nearly new The best paying Ho;el husinets
~ stc Northwest. Possession RiTen INN ed!ase:y
taSt GsSTAt II. L BEACH,
FOR SALE-Cheap. Office Fix
y tnEes and Deck. j. u. REED CO.
, 1864-01-30
M ~ II r. ] H. L.,

In HjlNown, Pa Jan. l9th, by Rev. Isaac Meyer,
M!. JOHN +. FUNK. OF this city, and Misl SiLUMk
kEATZ, OF the farmer place.
At Sterling C1y, Colorado Territory, Oc. h.r 5th,
Ees, b. the Rev. Mr. Dyer, Mr. WY. Il NICHOLS.
1oriherly Of this etty, md Mlss CARRIE =: HURp,
, 1864-01-30

PReAcu1ra,-Mr.a and Mrs.. Mansfield will preach
Sunday, January slst, at hsti past 10 o'cock T. n.
ard o'clock p. m. in room No: X Kess 1,.at naocx'
ia:D-p9it.1t.>
, 1864-01-30
aUIu9Rul ENt8.

McVICKER'S THEATRE,
4N4 on Madison street between 8tate sad pesrrosR
ooers open At O'Clock curtain rtses 1t 7H precisely.
efsAt Attraction Saturday Afternoon and for Xr.
sA1rpnAvJ;W. y. HhItais benefit
rhrmnjnnp pn1 EVENING, jan. 50: h. tho renowned
SSatep SSt'ga santes. JAGKsOy HAIShs. on PsEloe
Tym.nr ~ f1nnn 1hS And Even nx The wonderful por-
F.nenis IN ,dn,,ons dnn ,ons appear in tnsse swo entez
the Grand Eastern Spectacle Urama Of no
FORTY THIEVES.
The spectacle viii ec produced In str Of craa-
deuF mover before Witnessed IL this civ next rrM
EcrEeeus sesne53 y, ths oztEis q eoasadin1
OF the Abode Of Hlfs Admission 10 Matinee n s"nss
Remember Mr. whytars h,nsat II 4: evening.
when Will be repeated tho FORTY TH1EVt9-
At. r.McV!ckcr........... Asses ..-...-..3s1stapat
MT HA4surRc
Atr. Myers ......-.......3S .G%7ANo
M<, kand. ................as ......-........Abdeln
AND The en- Ire COMPANY.
TO be followed by Mr. Jackson Haines' wandaYtol
psItarm.rcc q" rs;,n, ssa.e: To e,nc'ate Titn tao
FARGO OF 4 PHENOMENON IL 4 a3fDCK FR. OK.
MpltAY. Feb. 1st-HRAut4 irAI1aA QpE{sA.
, 1864-01-30

E Browns Bronchial Troches are recommend
cd 10 consumptye paten ., for allayiug the une1m"
Gully .! breathing. and hacElng cough. They win
|. lelGYe AslhMa. RfQuchitit, &c.
, 1864-01-30

,9r House md Sign Painting, Ca1ctmining
in,a lazfsg ga aha araMinng Paper Hangngs and Win
9oW SnaatS 9 sehlnG wholesale and retail at New
1q.k pE!css. plss +. E. RlG1g, 50 Randolph St.
uoA oooo. fty22-u5s4-1u
, 1864-01-30

'EY- In conscquence:ot the great advancesfn the
cost Of all patent medicines the druggists Of this
city have unanimously agreed to advance the retail
price Of such articles on the 61st OF February na1t
, 1864-01-30

20 TO TnE HEsr-Go to Bryant & s.rattonts
Cnieaso commercial College, to get thorough
tsssnesa education. For circulars sd
caco, Illinois. 'N@' " e@A'seo' ~
, 1864-01-30

IDAuo.-Wc have received from s. n, Davis
copy OF his new map Of the Gold Regions OF
Idaho and the route thither. II Is handsomely
Autographed By shobcr and for sale by the news
mi
, 1864-01-30

PATENT MrDIc1NEs.-In consequence oi
The great advance In the cost OF all patent mcdi
csncs the druggists Of this city have unanimously
agreed to advance the rctnIl price Of such articles
on the first OF February next,
, 1864-01-30

WIFE BEATnsa.-A "thing'' named Hugh
johnson was hsoueh, mp yesterday before Justice
Cuthbe1tsou, charged with an assault upon his
wife Maggie. Some months ago he was charged
with similar offence, hut Was let ont on ball.
Immediately On attaining his release he used
threatening language which caused his re-sr1est
on the suit Of his bail. johnson then remained III
jail till nearly the end OF the year. and In the be-
ginning of f5anussy, had 10 be again punished for
second assault On Thursday last his wIfs ap-
pesrod for 4 third warrant, which causei his re-
arrest on Friday, afeE somc little trouble By con-
stable GEogan. The prisoner yesterday acrn sed
hlo wife OF drunkenness, but could Dnt nrodnrr
substantial evidence. he Was accordnaly 5ned
IS and costs, with 4 warning that next TINA he
appears, means will be adopted to prevent his eo-
ing at large.
ALLEGED RArE--On Wednesday last. a
complaint Was made beforn Justice Moore, charr.
tpC a prominent physician doing business or
Dearborn street. with having committed rape on a
married woman named Cochrane, reading on
Archer Road. The circumstances under which the
alleged rape ts said to have been committed, are
as folloWs: A few days ago the physician was
called In By this womsu, TO attend . sick child,
and while doing 60, WIS requested to make m ex-
animation Of The woman herself, who said she WAS
<urleutk This the doctor cou1d not do satlsfac-
torily, rnless she would come to his Office, where
he eould correctly ascertain by the usa OF the
snectrum. The next day Mra. Cochrane &C
en1npsnicA BY her daughter, visited The
nhvHcisn's Office where the examination was
made and the alleged rape committed. The case
wss brought before Justice Moore on "Wednesday
fnr trial. and postponed until yesterday. In the
iote4im tho woman cent word that abe would com
1,romieo the matter for 5000, to which tho coun'
sel for the defendant denu.red- The proseentrix
49,
, 1864-01-30

NOR SALE-A Lot On Carpenter
- ,sSseet. near the corner OF Like, with q large
81 sSd 6 .n'n n9nsG gaa three story building
Is Iequtzsa IN cash. Apply TO CALVIN '5 D:WoIF.
, 1864-01-30

THIS AIORNING.-Silver Plated
Il Ware. Knives and Forks, ....--
A RARE COLLECTION OF FANCY GOODS,
An Ir1aid London made Work Table, cost 975. TO-
Re:her with many desirable goods. ja51u9SlE
, 1864-01-30

T. OR SA L E-The product Of
H. 1soc0 hogs. combating q Lard ID tierces Aeo
sno Prime Mess Pork Clear HIdea. RIbbcd Sides and
Ehou1defN, Hams in. sveet pickle aud i bulk Ad-
dress S. Wadet At Altons By letter or otherwise.
1altrta1-eW,.
, 1864-01-30

w ANTED- A first-class Photo
~ erapher IN u nvstc.ass gallery II this city
The highest wages given. Mont nee1 npply who has
NOT tae al least Eight years. experience Il tc picture
business; e, Address Post ONCE Boz sssl, Chicago.
, 1864-01-30

" "ANTED-A Miller at 229 and
dresser need apply. laSc.uass.le
WANTED Board in a pleasant
w suburb Of the city, on OF city rnl1road,
for family consisting Of three Indies, gentleman
nnd thtla four years old. Two bedroo ns required.
fh9..r411s1t ~ -0 ~-S'
, 1864-01-30

FROM THE ZouAyEs.-A dispatch from cur
special reporter who accompanies them, states
that the Ellsworth Zouaves arrived at Cleveland
yctesday noon, snd were served with dinner BY
the Michigan Southern r. R. Company. Tho
rebeles'
, 1864-01-30

GENIEEL HOUSEHOLD FUR
" EITuRE
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY,. Feh: :, as 70 O'Clock A. y. 1t dEe!l.
shall sell the entire furniture Of gentleman reiln-
uuishtng housekteplpg. ta2i-ufal-7t
, 1864-01-30

EOR SALE-200 frkins Butter.
L packed in WiDneba2o County. Wis. Address
s. B. j. A. PA1GE, oshkoah. Wis., By letter 9th
, 1864-01-30
G@al1tRn. .

w WANTED-Energet1c Agents in
w every County and Town IN Illinois and !ndt-
ana, to Eel the genuine Facsimile Of ths hmandp@
ton Proclamation. For terms, &C.. call: OF aadr-s4
with stamp, Q. F. GIBBS, 1st South clark atrsef,
Chicago. III. Post lf4cA Box S4~ taStR91+ts
, 1864-01-30

Prepared oJ Geo. Fl. Reed i Co., offer the SIM
psat e9e e1at most Past means Of heasehod
bruce 20 different shades. aud incIude ali The new
and asnlonable colors and are perfectly fast. Sam
PEE oa s1ik u ana wool can be seen and the colols
procured AZ Inc dEuRgists- jaa6us55-3t-tu tn sat
, 1864-01-30

NUR SALE-A Confectionery
l. Store aDd Cytter Room. Is now doing good
buzinese and for sale cheap Please call and see for
ycnfsesEet at l5sH State atreet, Thursday.
, 1864-01-30

DEATH OF GENERAL BEAuD1Ex.-Gcncral
Jean Bapiste Bcaabicn, the Oldest resident in the
Northwest, and for long time identified with
Chicago, to which place he camo over aixty yoa-s
ago, died Tuesday last, at hts residence In Ma
perVll.c. ee was elghty-aye years of age
, 1864-01-30

FOR SALE.-2O0 Barrels York
l. state Apples. Address Post Olllct Box 6357.
, 1864-01-30

" "ANTED-At 32 Washington
do Kitchen work. Must be- good washer and ieoner.
, 1864-01-30

PREMIUM FOR Es1ls11NG CoLoREp VoLrs-
1Ezns.-An order just received from the War De-
part1ncnt states that By authority Of the Sccrc-
rRfy Of War, the premium of $a.o0 from the fupd
for collecting, drilling, snd organizine rolun-
tccrs will be paid heretofore for MI accepted
recruits Of African descent enlisted for Colosed
VoluQteer QEEnufkatioaa,"
, 1864-01-30

TOR SALE A first class Tubular
u Boiler, about 15horse power. In perfect order,
can be seen running for three days, at r. T. ZANE
4 BROS. 1G2 West Lake street, 1aSs{uSl3eW
, 1864-01-30

w WANTED-To purchase House
It and Lot on Third avenue. or State street; ne.r
Twelfth strict, or In good locally south Vt Ring
gold Flace- Would like to get possession on or he-
M IT. &arch 1st. Address *'CASH," 2. 9: Hox i51.
, 1864-01-30

By two
w rrspccAb]e eir1p-one to cook and the either
as chcmbcrmaId. Apply at q Wasain.tnn street.
~ sio,,a r1,e 1enrr vivtn X rcoufrtd, t4S0 1o1ett
, 1864-01-30
aurtiOu GaifB.

WIN. A.. BUFFERS g. CO.
w Regular Saturday. Sale. New ani second
haId Furniture silver Plated ware, Ensr1ylngs, &C.,
ACCTION: ,or
TEKs' ACTION ROOMS, Ii Polt!and Block, corner
Of Dearborn and W1stlrgtOn-8ts- t:GTA7lGlt
, 1864-01-30

TOR SALE-Cheap for cash, an
Iron Foundry. at the corner Of Hslated and way.
man Streets will ttesm engine and patterns build
ins and Mach ne5y Eosk aad Al Other toos Of
HEZMAIHAICIi.o OF address to West Side Post once,
f:hfrarn Ror SGl 1a17-uTAl7t
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-23

Two darkeys dressed in the uniform of
Majo-, attended the Presidents levee on last
Tuesday. They were the" of the oc
casicn. They walked in beauty like the
nj. BIT.
na-" -"What are Jon digging there for?"... -
s'i.m digging for money!" The news few
-tbe idlers collected. I'VE are told you are
digging for money! aWsll amt digging
for anything else" "Have you had any lnck?.
First rate lack pays we'll" All dotted
their hats and coats--and laid hold most vig-
orously for while. After throwing out some
car lcads-the qesti ou arose: &d
"When didyou get any money last?"
Saturday night"
"Why how much did you get?"
-Four dollars and half -
"Why, that's rather SMALL"
.It's pretty well; six shilling day. is the
regnl.rprices for digging cellars.
The coats went on and the loafers went off.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-23
From the Hartford Times.
FOrcfbIe 1Iiseegenati0n I'm C0nnec-
E tfcut. ae.ar
NEW BR1rA1N, Feb. 10, 1864.

NEW BRITAIN, Feb. IL, 1864.
A remarkable case has attracted the ntten.
ton Of some of eur wike-awake citizens dur
ing the past few days.
A yeung man, named P, had boasted
to his companions that he was receiving fat
tering letters from the Normal School girls,
with view to intimate acquaintance or mar
riage He is also a very bitter Abolitionist.
One of his companions opened o love cor
respondence with him, over the signature of
''Dustalena.n p replied afFeetionately, and
solicited her carte de visite. She thought eti-
quette required that he should FIRST send his,
aud he at once sent the. genuine thing to
"Dustalena." The young man who was play
ing "Dustalena" then prepared for the siege,
and t'moved directly upon the eEemy,s works. =
He procuie ed a niggress wig. burnt-corked his
face, and dressing in woman's apparel, he had
his photograph taken. Certainly, it repre-
seuted a fne-loeking colored gal. He sent il
to p, who at once showed it to his compan-
ions, and expressed his disappointment on
finding that "Dustalena' who had written
such beautiful and loving letters, was wench,
and that this wench had got his own love-let-
tiers and his photograph
Shortly after, the young man who had so
successfully played the part of eDusfalena, !"
procured a woelly wig, bIsckened his face and
hands, put on butchers overcoat, buckled a
leathe- strap around his waist, took double
barreled gun on his arm, and repaired to the
boarding house of p, who was at once called.
Stepping in TO- the reception-room, Mr.. Mig
said:
You have been corresponding with my
sister p'
"No o-a," faltered r. S.
"Don't deny itl I have your letters and
your photograph p ,a.-.f +,
"Well. III did-but didn't knew she
was eolored." sss-e zss-5
sssNeyer mind that" said. Mig. 1ssyos have
made Infamous propositionsto her--such as q
brother cannot submit to" dropping his dou;
ble-barrelcd gun to the horizontal.
P. vilted, and began to apologize.
"Come With me- demanded Mig, placing
his thrmb upon the hammer--sseome along
my sister is waiting at the hotek and, the min.
tster is ready to marry you. Come"
P. tremblingly rose, and consented to CO.
Folio wing the feree defender of s'the sis
ter" P. got as far as the hall, when he bolted
for the back door, dashed oat, fell from q
stone. platform, bruised himself considerable,
rolled into cellar-way, and remained there as
quiet as a mouse.
Mig tore around aRfnlly, demanded "satis.
faction threatened vengence on the morrow,
and finally went off dseonsolate at losing the
man whe had proposed to "his sister"
The next day p. went to = Grand Juror
and asked for protection against fierce ne
gro, who had threatened his life-declarine
that he was undoubtedly the murderer of
Caldwell Miscegenation is getting to be
popular with tho blacks in theory, but they
don't like to be forced into it. They donPs al
ways "hankeF after crow.1 s
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-23
ASHLAND ASHLAND COUNTY, OHIO. WEDNESDAY MOI

for the Constitution and the Union. They
would not do it now. War is the great shib
boleth with which they expect to scourgc
slavery from the land, and maintain and perpet-
uate their political ascendency. Until these
objects are accomplished they do not intend
that peace, harpony and union shall prevail
The measure ofthe extent to which they will
go will be just what the emergencies that arise
in the progress of events may require Should
the path to the object of their desire lead
them over the ruined, shattered, Observed
fragments ofa brokenand dismembered Union,
torn. tattered desecrated Constitution and
the ruins Of a Government in which are CON
centrated all the best hopes Of the patriot for
freedom and ciei.iEstion, not halting for mo-
ment, they will press forward to the accom-
phi hment of their wonted object regardless of
consequences Driven on by the irresistible
impulse Of blind revolutionary zeal, hugsng
the delusive phantom of universal emancipa.
ton, inspired with the vain hallucination of
giving freedom 70 four million of slaves, tkey
seem to know notthat they are reducing them
selves and More than twenty y-six million Of
their own race ts the same condition, and
sacrificing all the fruit of opr Revolutionary
struggle.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-23
Matched by women.

In the somewhat famous case of Mrs. Beg
dens will, which was tried some years ago.
Mr.. Web:ter appeared as counsellor for appel
'ant Mrs Greenpueh, late of West Newton
tall, straight qaeenly looking woman, with
keen black eye-<a woman of great self pos
session and decision of cbaracter-was calledas
witness on the opposite side. Webster at
glance had the saeacity to foresee that her
testimony, If il contained anything of impor
lance. would have great weight with the jury.
He therefore resolved to b,eak her up, aud
when she answered the first question put to
her.
.I belieyeS" Webster roared out we don't
want to know what you believe, We want to
hear what you haorl
Mrs. Greenough replied, :" That is just what
was about to ssy, sir q and she went on with
her testimony
And not withstandiag his repeated efforts
to disconcert her, she pursued the even tenor
of her way, nntil Webster, becomeing quite
fearful Of the result, arose. apparently in agi.
tation, and drawing out his large snuff box,
thrust his thumb and finger to the very bot
tom, and carrying the deep pinch to both nos
irils, drew it up with eusto.
Webster-"Alrs. Crccnough, was Mrs
Begdes neat womau?e
Mrs. Greenouyh-'sI cannot give you yer
rv full iiformationsAs to thai, sir; she had
one very dirty trick.
tsr-ss ~ hats tI->.--... ,n.,a2,, tle
Mrs Greenoueh-"Shet took snuff.,, a
The-roar of theCouIt was such that he
neither rose nor spoke again till after Mrs.
G. had vacated her chair for another witness.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-23
An Abolition Outrage.

A gentleman just from Darke County in
forms us, that the establishment of the Green
vile Democrat was destroyed by an Abolition
mob, on Saturday with the knowledge and
coanivance of the leaders of that party, in
that section of the State. The editor of the
Abolition organ at Greenville is reported to
have told member of his family on leaving
his house that evening, that he would proba-
bly, not be back till after midnight, as q 'iraidp
was to be made on the Democrat Office. The
law Office of Hon. William Allen, ex-Nrember
of Congress, and the Office of DR.. John e
Hatehett. another prominent Democrat were
badly inj ured by the mob. The Democrat.
have notified the abolition leaders of Darke
countys that they will be required to bring
the perpetrators of this outrage toscondie1
punishment, or they win have to- rubuiit 10
retaliation; and they are only given till next
Friday to do the work - Ohio Salesman.
This thing of bringing riotous, aboiitionists
to legal justice is s'played out" The De-
mocracy have made entreaties and given warn.
ing enough without effect, and it is their duty.
when an outrage is committed, to destroy
everything they can get their hands on be-
longing to the abolitiopists who sanction mob
violence, as most of them do Under thu
present state of affairs, brought about by Ab
olition outlaws, any other course. than what
we have suggested is nothing but hoys' play.
and only serve to maue abolitionists worse in
stead OF better,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-23
How Arfemus Wafd was Captures
by the In iana.


o The Utah correspondents Of tksr MisgCtd
Democrat gives the following acoorns of tts-
fight between Artemis and the Indians, Who
had such "taking Ways that shs serats stpps
NAN" consented 10 rastay awhile with sthensH
The writer says: a ,sii5a- sss3 -ssisH
The Indians have got 10 Be xsry darfne o.
late, and an instance Of their daring occiifrsf
only the day before yesteFday II was th6
Utes, too, who furnished ii and met the
Goshoots. The parties who ha1s su1Sf6ds -
Artemus Ward, the lsstursr; Dr. Hinf1tGgf
his agent and assoeiass, and Mrs s. ~1Is
about month ago, aad put mp al the Salt'
Lake uouse. He was taken III with tJpE6id
fever and nearly died : but got we'll 5sgsih,
and has been lscturing at the great Mornpn
theater here, where Irwin. the actor. has slaa
been acting. The day before yesterday, t6S
three ct them made up party At the bo1si,
and borrowing horses, started to see the 0Ioafr
Salt Lake, which IL twenty miles diztsnk b
They took the uppst road ~ the foot ef f1haS
Wastach Mountains, and when A. > place
called Point of the Mountains, about eighr
teen miles distant from here, they came std1-
denly upon . camp or Ute indians, Who okst'
asked them for meat and. demanded their kor-
ses. From Mr.. Irwin, who il ths e1lYs Yso1nnf
these who have come back 70 the city, 20
learn the particulars Of the affair. Dr.. Hing
ston drew his revolver and shot down che In-r
dian who tried to take his horssr Ward had
no pistol With him, but was fortunst6 enoa<hs
| to hare bowie knife, with which levin NJ.
ports him to have fought yaliantiy Iftiip,
the third OF the party, was wounded II thS
shoulder by an RrroH He roturnsd the com.
lphment BY shooting ohit 1piian, &C lasaf, snd
then made desperate attempt H save h;s
friends. The attempt to get. them Of Vzs
hopeless, and he put spur5 to hia horse a !
fed. He thinks that ArtemuS Il Noun1tE
Both be and this do6tos had no chs4oos ~
escape, and are still in the hands Of the In.
dians, but no great fears are expressed "a ths
city for their safety, because Woppa-Key lhss
Chief Of this tribe Of Indians, il ID the kandse
of Gen. Conner % o prisoner at fhs emp.
and while he 10 known to his tfrib6 fd sbE inl
perils they win hardly dare to kill aay white
man, A message was sent 10 them By Gov.
Amos Reed yesterday morning, 20 the elect
that they must return the two gentlemen <lige,
and unharmed By sunset or Woppo- Esy mi
be put TO death, and Geo. Conner mil march
his command down upeE tho Indiap camp,
and destroy every red-skin smo6kst them- ---r
message has also besn sent 70 the Uft1 ~
Brigam Young, the Mormon Chief, NiIs' ~
great influence over thems and who had ln1ef
a kind of pet of Mr. Artsnas Ward dHrinH
bis stay amongst US. -, (, .s1.E-s~.F