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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

KERosEYE.-The medicinal qualities of Kero-
sene are as yet but imperfectly understood. That
it does possess such qualities, to a reasonable
extent is acknowledged. What it will accom-
plish, must be learned by experience. We have
frequently heard it highly spoken of as an exter-
nal remedy for rheumatism, but never until we
met the following paragraph from the Folsom
telegraph, have we heard Of its being used inter-
nally for anything. The article appears to have
been written in good faith if so, would it not
be well for some of our medical practitioners to
try the experiment in their practice, and give the
public the benefit of their experience? We copy
follows:
At Alder Creek, miner named Joseph Dob
son. had been for the last six eight years grie-
yously afflicted with infammatory rheumatism,
so much so to be hardly able to drag himself
along with the aid of crutches. The ordinary
remedies failed to afford him any relief, and he
gradually grew worse. Some person finally rec
commended the use of kerosene. He first ap-
piled it externally, and found immediate relief,
and continued growing better at length he COM
mcnccd taking it internally, and accustomed
himself to two drinks day, until he had so far
recovered to obtain the full use of his limbs.
few days ago he wheeled wheelbarrow load
ed from the station at Alder Creek to the lAmeri-
can River, distance of nearly half mile. He
attributes his recovery alone to the use Of kero-
sene, and has thrown all other medicine to the
dogs. The case is certainly worth publicity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02
WILLIAMS EXCHANGE !!
MAIN STREET, TRINITY CENTER.

MAIN STREET TRINITY CENTER.
n THIS NEW AND WELL-FT RNlSHED
fl House is now open to the public, and the
Hsf=l proprietor solicits trial of his accom-
modations by sojourners and the travelling pub
lie Everything in the house is new the
SLEEPING APARTMENTS
Are second to no House in the North and the
Table is supplied with the choicest of everything
afforded in Il mountain market.
RSy~ Connected with the House are good sta
blcs where animals will be well fed and cared
for. Try the new Exchange when you come this
way. GEO WILLIAMS. Proprietor.
Trinity Center June 10 1862 23.to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

BAD ExAMPLE.-According to the Register they
have somewhat reversed the order of things in
Humboldt county, Nevada. On election day
there excitement, whisky or fighting on
the outside, but the board of judges and clerks
devoted themselves to - seven-up,' at four bits
corner, and drank whisky as fast as a fleet
traveller could keep the bottles supplied. mis-
sionary is needed at Unionvlle.
HAi HA The Salt Lake Telegraph, the Nor
mons organ, speaking of the refusal of Congress
to admit Utah as State, remarks
"It is very evident that the infexible morality
of Utah is grand reason why she is not ad-
mitted-'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02
VOLUME X.
Ghe Grinity yuurnal
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Saloon, East Side .nafn street.
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Subscription Rates-In Advance
One year IS 90 Six months 50 90 Three months - o.
Ca paper will be mailed semi-monthly to any address
in the Europe at the above rates and the
necessary amount for postage (Which must be pep'id @ied
on all papers going out of the United States
Rates of .fdrSrffsfnS:
One souare Of 10 line. or less first insertion 81 90
Each snbseauent insertion 2 90
profes.oDai card. 4 line. or es.) per Year 90 90
Sotices of Benevolent or other year II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

A DRIAN H. MULLER AUCTIOyEER-HASDsol
~ Household Furniture, Pianoforte. Billiard Table &c
ADRIAN H. MULLER. r. r. WILKINS K CO wills
at auction on Tuesday December ~ at Ols O'Clock At
Clinton place Eighth street. the entire furniture cona
IN SAID house consisting In part of ID Sofas Tete
Tetes voltaire Chairs and Chairs brocate Brocael
Lace CURTAINS marble top Centre Tables Etagere,
rianoioric seven octayes, made by Light Newiou r.
Glasses oak Dining Room Furniture reps, oak Buffet
very superior bilsrd Table complete aud In perfect
iuctes, mahogany, French Belstelds Spring Mattress
Dressing Bureaus, Brussels Carpets Oilcloths &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FURNITURE
"A Brooklyn, by COLE MURPHY, on Monday, At /
O'Clock at lH Willoughby street. Mahogany paror Ful
ture Brussels and Ingram Carpets Besteads and eld
Extension Table, Stoves, Olcoths, Pictures Kitchen Fu
tule &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

A UcTIoN EoTiCE-R. r HAzELL, AUcTIoNEEf
N Large sale OF
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
CHINA AND BIsQUE WARE,
ON TE5DAY, DEC. I2,
j. K. IIALSEY AZ co. Aurtloneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

1,OoTHACHE CURED AND FILLED OR EXTRACTED
without pain beautiful teeth inserted 81 each, w.r
rnied BY DR. H. viLIBRs, % Bowcry, nearly opposite tho
e. thsaira
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

UCTION SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY Hpu
n hold Furniture, tomorrow (MoDday) at the Ave ~
brown residence 81 West Sixteenth street, betx
Drawing Room Furniture. covered In brocatel: E:ag
Bookcase Paiings, Bronzes Vases. Carpets Mirrors P
forte Chandeliers, Chamber, Dining Furniture, China II,
Silver Ware, Table Cutlery. Sale peremptory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

DAwNBROKEl'S SALE.-RICHARD FIELD A
tlonrrr ia' Pearl street, VIII sell morrow Mono
at 101 o'clock 90 lots NJ Womens Clothing SIX and
Dresses, skirts, Under Garments, Sheets, &c Also
Cloth and Beaver Cloaks. BY order Of j. Lynch. 10 u
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

DAwNBROKER's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 40
auctoneer will sell, at SO New Bowery $50 lots Of M
and womans Clothing, Sheets Quilts, Blankets, Beds
lows. &c. ]. TwybIes, ~ BayaId street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

DAWNBROKER's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A0
y vii sell. - 80 New Bowery 500 lots Of Fall 600.
SIX Merno and other Dresses, Shawls, Cloaks, Blank
Quilts. Sheets, Tablecloths undercothes Coats Pn
nrine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

DAwNBR0RER's sALE-wATCHEs AND JEWELL
lanes AGAR, auctoneer. Will sell, at 80 New Bow,
At 101 o'clock hrge assortment ~ gold silver atci
Chains Pins Rings Earrings Opera Glasses Guns Pst
&C. Malone Kelly 6y9 Second avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

DAWNBROKERS' SALES.-JOHN MORTIMER 1
J. East Broadway, will sell tomorrow Monday Dec
large and fine lot Goldar Silver Watches dne Jewe
Plated Ware, Pistols, Carpenter fools and other vau
Wednesday Dec = choice 10, of Mems Clothing by
Clothing by order of H. McAlcenan, 62 Mulberry str
Friday, Dec To- Womens Clothing, by order H. McAleei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

NOR SALE OR TO LEASE, .
h rhe two new Buildings Nos ~ ant ~ FRANKroR'
RTREET one block from the CITY Hall. a (. t.N
The basement and sub.basement are divided by brsi
wall, connecting by open arches; there arc $50 dr vss
The store and upper floors are well litted. FL
The building suitable for almost ally kind Of manLs
turing business being situated In the Immediate negss
hood Of The leather houses printers mannfacturne u
The building can b heated BY stenm fret Of - W
opon on the owner, and with without stcm pow, -,
The building IL % built eaa Be made avery %, b.
p.nse into two separate storea Apply On theur0n0 =
tween n A. ~. and o'ciockP. NJ -
NOR SALE OR TO LEAsE-THRVE LAR0jr bosra
y in Clinton p.ce, near ff,h avsfpe suiseresdwAy.
Broome Canal worth and other stteis and Yroadw,v
"'''-'' o--"' W. r. SEYMOUR ~
d,IRsy WARD PROPERLY L9s sAL ffis,iussi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

FI.sX WARD s ,cSEEs sSs ~ ~. faf"'s'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

DY JAMES NJ MILLER MONDAY, DEC. II. AT
~ o'clock, at the EXCHANGE salesroom ~ Broadway ~
the direction OF Walter Edwards, Jr., Referee No 100
Broadway. House and Lease OF lot Map Of particular
Office. 2S Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

~ ARD WALTERS Auctioneer. will sell, on Monday
u O'Clock at East Broadway, 1900 nne Cigars boz
bacco, 100 do Prunes. JOHN KELLY Sberf
john LYNCH, Deputy
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BEARD or Con seilmen.

TIH SUSPENSION OF THE RULBS-MR. LENT on
FREE sPEECI-THg SECOND AVENUE RAIL
ROAD cOMPASY's RAILS IN FoRTY-sEcoSD'
ST., ETC. NI .t
Tho Board met at 2 o'clock p. m. yesterday,
Councilman i.sSr moved to suspend rule No. 10.
which Is ns follows: .1..,n, =,
"A motion TO refer or lay the table until 1t 10 de-
A motion 10 postpone Until IL 10 decided shall pre-
clude Hll amendment II the mslu question.
"A motion TO adjourn shall Away. DO 10 order ana
motion for . call Of The Board shau oc aec'"ou
without tebatr hut no motion whatever except to adj
mil member explain his vote. shni DC entsrtained
ly the chair aer the yeas and nsys sas hsvs oeen or
d-reo. until the result Of the vote shall nave pcen an
nouuced by the chair"
III. Leaf sald-Ip accordance With another rule Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
Gem mcp crmems at Davtn,oush.

The exercises of Commencement week ut
DaI tmouth College will be as follows;
SABBATH. D. m.. July l6-BsecslauIeats Discourse by
Pr~sid. ut smith.
MONDAY EvYSixa July l1-PriIe speaking. by members
Of I Junior and sophomore cisss-s.
iuxspAY July H. si-noon-Clsss day exercises Evening"
Adcrs before toe lheoor society BY tue Rev. Ezra e.
Adams. d. ID. Of rbiisd-. phia
wApSRsDAI July ~ ,~noon-. Address before the Phi
Beta ksppa society BY troi AIpheus Crosby Of Salem.
Mas and Poem by Ills, A. C. Convcrs-. rsQ Of Toll
edo uo. A,.noon Irrss before tie United litsrary
So,t.-. by the lion. Al~xsuder II. Bullock Of Worcester
M-.s ami Poem by John q. SaIs. Evsniux-Concert In
the College Church BY the Boston Sernisuic Band
IBuRsDAy July 10. COMMENCEMENT rxercsss-Preced
ing thes. 1t O'Clock the Aumni Meeting Will be held
Ia the Collrrr Chapel re strnssncs OF ths Alumni
p~ct.d sud Il IL parcuaply desired txt those the
org, who have In tho War ior he union. should
DO present. .f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

CoLLEok.-1be 18th annual Commencement Of this
excellent Institution Of learning took place last even
Ing, in the large and beautiful chapel Ffteenthst
Tic attendance very large. the ventilation thor
oush. and all enjoyed themselves amazingly The
Archbishop Of New.York. the Rev. DR.. Brann. ths
Rev. Dr. McSwceny and many other dignitariss werc
present, The disoourses were creditsby written and
well received by the audience who were too polite to
notice The isstence OF sp ker In calling porious
Z" payrilous.r water. waiter etc. The music wat
very vvOd the duet piano and violin elicting the
most vehement applause. After the exercises were
o, err the Archbishop addr ssed the graduating class,
some ~ IN number, aud tho assembly dispersed At n
very late hour. with feeling that Time, Instead OF
going his Old fashioned slow AID easy gait had been
trviting ut $40 p.ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

The Graduating Glass Of the Cambridge
Theological Srboa n nitarsn) have invited the Rev.
Prof EdN sr,s A. park. H. d.. 5Qf the Andover ib.o-
logical Seminary Orthcdox) TO preach me annual Ger
mon before them. They had previously Invited The
Rev H. W. BeecLep WHO declined on account Of the
1t weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

Ordered ON lie. ..,s
resolution was called NJ. tn the effect that 90 mucl
bniIIiny corne- of SIN Gfss. aud Lexinstoasye.
tne Mayor mud Tirst Directors Of the EuTsery ana
CLiis Hosrtal be rescirded and all OF the building
not occupied BY tue DspcasaIy 10 used iof otnss
Mr. Lest desired the matter be laid over Until the
parties having control of the tattoo could be heard
lie had understand that thev were basy IA orzaninnE
and wuuld soon DO abe 10 ~ 90 With ther work.
Afer souie further debate. the resolution was con-
Cured In. r,.s
Wara INTO Il Election Districts. .-
. The Boaid tben adjourned % Monday ncIt q
o'ciyck u. III.
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shi. Board. now ysr ru's Nosls ~ .ss:

this Board nova ysu rub EolA 70 faJss tAaS pof'
ton Of preventing di.oyssen On tho esentasion o.
resolution be suspended. In making that moton nrs
permit me express nv surprise fbats majority repre-
sentnr the s-oslied. Democratic pa.ty-a party whe
r tie las, four years made SomR,sat ssos".s
they desired he right Of t-e srrech agd yet sir the
Poird of Coupciimon VI tie Cry II New YORK, the
great. the enlightened and fec City " Eew:Yorks
Where suppose Tree speech coahl be enjoyed II any.
where. have O rule tbat prevents ary GemDef OF Inn
Board from explaining why q resolution has Does
offered. md siflag II by motion 70 rtrh VIZ veas
lure 10 saw sir that in Ie-islaIve body on eertn
there any rule order 90 e'Jss rs tpe rhis 20 wnicn
rfer. supposed it was only cesar 70 GU me se.
ton 81 the Boara to have ys T o made sny
cap,ious oppniiion, and do CLAN tnes VIZ
have o right to say. whenever we present
resolution why it has been offered cannos
1ee why members WHO have been 80 great advo:
ars Of free speech aud tree press "a" Geny " me snS
my ssoeiaes this privilege. Keep on your Iues uns
vii be blot rule o. ri Sos 70 mouth ssais
against any Government that VIII deny 70 s saplsc"
tue right OF free speech, So. r.ss-,
The motion 10 override the Mayors VETO upon tns
resolutions cir citing the pIblicati'a Of o.Wo coPes
the report VI tie Committee Obseques Of the Pres'
ot sr LysT ssid be supposed tho resolution would
pass no matter what he MINT Say about IT. sun NJ
could no, why tfe city sond be siddied via any
expense In the Publication OF WORK 20 be
of no practical Use at tine lie had sagsesed that
some person be allowed to puolsh this report IN booA
form ard copies be purchased for public aso me eE
pense of which wond be- nss oycr g 5000 his 10!
would cost at least from sj}vOj " s74Va he urgeo
that economy shcad be prneced 10 view Oh the nss'
burdens the City was called nlon 10 bear "a
The notion Nas then referred u tie Conmissee %
Printing ana Advertising. ...3l -
The res Iu,on troG The Alderricn directing the 70
moyal ofhe rails OF tAe S,eond AFeae ~ rS;rI
ay@s., was called up. fs =. :, .,,
AiieI debate motto 80 concur with the A'dsrm's
The Controller rransniit,sa communication se:tine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
POatRl HSatis,ics.

The receipts and expenditures Of the Post
Office Department for the h quarter Of 1864. submitted
June ". 1861 are - follows; ..t .c.l -I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
R,t~lv,. .f Produce.

JrLY s.-e7i5 bbs. Flcnr. IA bbis. whisky, ~
bbls Corn Meal 1850 hush Wteai. lOa, lO4 bush
Corn. e. 900 bush. Oats 800 hush. Rye. "a pkgs
Ashss $50 pigs Provisions 80 pkgs Lard. LIS pkgs
OIL Cake, z 1901 kgs. Buiter ALL .u .l. .. I =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
. SPANISH

AZ Jrx.uxo,,xry, 70 ,cp DY AT SPASish
THEATER during opera A. na1 s,,, bssdIons On
centiy shrek Was heafu. aud ms" a silence he
tie stage, without anyone being sov ~ rs,toynsncs
came Amsr sn,. .sf STAGED Mat the man whs
sac psnssei ealne ipi sstu s.a ~Yori a conrsde hsd
he'd fallen a sceEe-shiher VIM rl,nc tursshsS
siabbcd ~ the heart. as they "eie "''s
near the roof VI the building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

showing ioss for mall service In the asi sii months OF
Mr.. b chaDas administration Of &, 4402C5 L. II 70
this loss be added the profit In the last six moths Of
Mir. Liacoln's term, We fad The diff renee In six
months time for TIE two adminiGrations 10 DO Jour
m,li;ons one hundred and "rsniy f'ro hoa,aad four
hsndrea aud hiyfre doilars and ,isLiyfce etn' Tie
annual saving If course. viii w eight millions. three
bund cd thousand do'ars.
By a standing act of Congress 5000 Is npproprl.
ateuio tie Po.i-O Department for carrying the free
lal after ~ ali tile Other Departments. and iY tie 'p
o, opri ton bin for is64-65 million aud ba'f Of dol.
lars Is appropriated for deficiencies N"t only will thus
two ard quarter million CT dollars he urca'ci for
bat the Eos. Olce Department vii have miliion aud
lalf Ia deposit 10 the Treasury Of the Unitcd sa'es
10 .n in carrying the mails iso fhe Southern Sates
For be II remembered that ihs receipts VI tie two last
quarters OF lsG0 included sr1c eieli states than
tie reccIp's ~ ls6a. TIE enlargement Of territmy
Should have proisced enlargement u profits In
stead II tins It sank over four iniliiofs OF Gonra
These figures develop anoiher fnct ucll worthy ~
prtc attention. The expenditures Il the Department
for tie ,x months OF 1870 s7..ii59 "a tese FOR
The coiTesycbding SIX months u 1874 we've go s2i u
saving fu the Fix months If one u Hon two hundred
thoussud dollars. The receipts for the six months II
e6O were g. C95I 81, tie receipts FOR the same period
In 1854 shen eight States m6de retains whatever
were sig73 Cjo 81 showing thi the pstsl recopu OF
The free Suites in isGi hed nearly doubled the post
receipts OF free and slave States 10 lsGJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

es,4ss.33Y Is
t3.7lJ.s;l IS

From this table It sppears that the amount Of postage
for letters ard newsp pcrs carried BY mail between
October and December 81 Is6i. was e. ss;
that during the same time paid 10 postmasters nnd
their clerks l,o3i. re o.; for mail transportation
sl9347l5 CO. and that tie net profits OF the PsOiiee
Department for that quarter amoutei N the graiify
Ing sun Of t26o0l 81 The net profits Of the previous
quarter amounted to ei36. 80 So The profits OF tie
rs, six months Of the present cal yosr are therefore
t.Js2SO g. or at the rate Of 0v~ q s.tlioa and Aat
dollars yoar. ~ n.
To undrstand the fuil significance Of Ills fact let MS
con pare II with receipts aud expenditures OF tho
corresr oDdny Elk months 81 Mr.. Buchsnsns hdminis
tr1tlon. The books Of the Department show these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
For the month OF June:

For the month OF June:
1894 e,Ga Jas 4ol 1865 erg7,co - Inc. eisagn 81
Being an increase of IS 67 100 per cent over last
year.
The Mchiran Southern Road earned in June,
isGa. s3l,flf 1865. s4o2 In Inc. -s'"f"
In four months the increase has been : ss 80
The gross earnings reaching sl,5A,ss5. The JUNO
business has been, since 1889, US follows:
1850 lIse2....-.-.......sIss,''s%s. .
1.sJ...... ~ Ess ,s13-........-.'.'- sft'sIo
ie6l .......... 1921 eoi.....-..-.'''' 'i''"'
The Rock Island Road earned in June, .l s.
t2o5 res lt6s..-...s3ilis0 inc--- .siPa'l'
The June traffic has been since le6c, as io'io"s;
1860. .....s 0o4o3 s tng ~.
ls6l.-.-...... gl6sl lei.--''''-'''''' ~ IN
i.G2 .......... -. "a et5.-.-.---.--. Jl'ieo
These fgure. are the most reliable evi .ence 20 be
had as showing the rapid development Of the In
terral business the country.
There is brisk speculative inquiry for domestic
dry goods and at cuIrnt rates there IL ready mar-
ket for anything offered In foreign goods there Is
no special movement VT
The subscriptions TO the scvcn.Thirty Loan re-
ceived Nv the Fiis, National Bank amount 70 $}5o,'
900. Fisk & latch received subscriptions TO tbs
same to-day amounting to 81 ,Oi4, JVc-4or two days
Attention Is called to proposals for sOl, 900 Cen
tIal Park Improvement fGAd stock OF 1875, BIDS
for which will be opened Oh Saturday, July :, 1850,
at o o'clock ?. IN. This stock is duly Authorized by
M oct Of The Lcgi,laiuIe and ga ordinance Of The
Common Council The interest vii be At the rate
of per cent, PAYABLE quh-teFyeary, and the pm
cipal redeemed June !, 1875. - "
tFouErH NATIONAL BANK OF TIB CITY OF
....' ..I NEW YoLK. .al
| Nos. 81 AND - PSF ST..
DEPOSITORY AID tNAScINL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATE.
Have for snlc. ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES : $40 TREASURY NOTES
| Convertible. at maturity. into go GoLp-BEARiNo
| ....r boz IONDS
| Also
| UNITED STATES 1910 EoNDS
! U,rrD >rATrs $40 BONDS,
UNITED STATES l-YgaB CEaiiFrcATEs.
| We a,so collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
end attend " otleE business with tie Governments
| ..t J.. L. CALHOUN Piesieent
| B. SEAMAN. Cashier. .t.
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uESIY CLEws & Co.,
IAkgpI.5.

bANErI3.
Successors to LivEioiOaE. CLrws l. Co,
-4 NO. * Na..-st. y \,
GOyFEylgYT LOAN iGEXl9
2 3Jos read, for Ccdveft "a! commission allowed
u y Sec.Ii' ios OF a kinds bug-t ard sod.
Persona pea ing accoarts with u gill be allowed
ptr eeIt ilttres: On their dolr .lances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

A mule in the unred States service Ia now
called "brvyst lorse.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

CoMxovwr ,Lru OF NAsshnisrrrs
HOUSE, or EErErsEA1AnlLs, Al q. lr,a J
The Joint Special Committee on tho Apprentice
System, to whom was Inferred the Order Of
March 8. insuoiing The Con E.iitcc TO inquire
us to the prorreiy Of reducing the hours OF
labor, submit the following
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-07-13
Salt Lake City Items.

| The Salt Lake Vidette, Of the nth alt.
reports the wires "dumb as beetles be-
tween that city and the Missouri.
Granger train of fourteen wagons, from
San Francisco, reached Salt Lake City on
the 10Th ult., Nia.Los Angeles and Southern
Utah, having been over a month on the
way.
Half decent cigars sell Mt % cents piece
and decent ones at so cents each in the city
of the Saints. They have but a single bill
lard room, not busy more than half the
time. They, rs yet, have no church bell,
nor will have till the iron horse can haul
one thither.
Mcssrs. Colfax and travelling compan-
ions left Salt Lake on the 10Th, per over
land coach, for the golden gate of the Pa
cific, via Reese river, Virginia City and
Sacramento.
The Salt Lake theater reopened on the
! 18th, and an immense assembage was
present, including Mr.. Colfax and party.
The Nidette claims that this is larger and
| finer tleater than any in San Francisco,
New York, or Boston-opera houses and
academies of music excepted. The actors
are amateurs, of the Mormon faith, and
act but once or twice week for church en-
chdutment.
On the 18th, Mr.. Colflx and party were
at services in the Mormon Bower of Tenn
! pie, where Brigham preached to vast
congregation. and Mr.. Colfax later in the
day addressed a still larger audience upon
| the fate and character of Lincoln.