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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

7Ce.adonce silver Hiining OsmPnt-
nv, Gold I'M Storey county, State Of Nevada =
Notice IL hereby given, that At meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of said Company, held on tlie
twenty hfh day Of March, 1868, an asses'p'eh'
No. s, OF Ten Dollars per share waS'eviea upon
the ca pitaI stock Of said Company, payable the
twcnty.sixth day ofMsreh. lsCs, in United States
gold coin. to tie Secretary, K wegener' 4l4 Cali
forn,a street, San Francisco. California. Any
stock upon which said assersmcnt shall rcnsln
nnnsId on the TfIIRTIETH DAY OF, APRIL,
1868 shall be doomed delinquent, and whl'be
tuly advertised for sale al public auction, and
unlen payment shall bo made hsfore, will DO
.old on WEDNESDAY,, THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF May 1865. to pay tho delInquent a.:
ssssmsnt, together with costs Of advertising ano
esp.nses Of sale. BY order Of the Board OF
TruSteey. ITO X WESENhR' Soe''1'
once; 4l4 CalIfornis street, San Francisco,
California. 'I 81 n-"
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CoIs min quartz viii nnd Mining

E"
COMPANY, Storey County, State OF Noyada'
Notice is hereby given. that at meeting of'he
Board Of Trustees ofsaId Company hsldon the
ls,h day. of March. 1868. nn assessment Of
Twenty Dollars per share was levied upon
the Gu pl.aI stock of said Company, payable on on
the lith day Of March, 1868, in United States
gold coin, to tho Secretary, Il. Wegtnerr 4ll Cal
iforpia street, San Franeisco, California. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on tho SEVENTEENTH DAY or
APRIL, 1868, shall be deemed delinquent ana
wlllbo duly advertised for sale at public auetlon'
and unlcss pay nsnt shall DO made before, wilib
sold on FRIDAY, tho 9Th day OF May, 1853. to
p.y tho delinquent assessment together WIN
cost. OF advertising and erpenscsof sale. by
order Of the Board OF Trustees.
~ R.wEGENER. secretary.
oface, A4 California street, San Francisco
California, "hi'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

Netiee sf nEeetInE..-The Stoekhoidsrs In
The Front Gold Hill Gold and Silver Mining
Company, are hereby notified that = meeting
will be held on SATURDAY, April II, 1868, a'
o'clock p H., ut tho offiee Of Aidrich e. De Long
virginia city. By order Of
H.H FLAGG, Secretary.
Gold Hill, March le, 1868 mhlo I'll
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stockholders Notice!
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! .## - - 2 OTYICG Ch0NN foin
. GoLp AND HuvER MININu CoMPAN,
SAS fRixcIsco. March 81, 1868. }
TN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
adopted Ut meeting o. the Trutees Of the
Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining COMPANY,
held this day, . special meeting Of the Stock
holders Of said Company u hereby called-thc
san,e 10 be held II thu once Of the Company,
Haytsrd's Building, iIouthsast corner OF Cali
foTria and Liedesdorlir ltreetI. Ban franel.eo.
CaiIfornIa, on MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH.
DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1903. at two ca o'clock
p. M., totake into consideration aud decide upon
he proposition 10 lncrssse the Capital Stock Of
said Company from to Two Million Four Hun.
dred Theusand Dollar, divided Into Twenty four
Hundred Shares OF One Thousand Dollars each
The present Capital Gtoek-to Thrre Million Dol
lars, divided iAto Twelve Thousand Sharos OF
Two HuuSred and Fifly Dollars eneh. ~
THOS SUMDERLAND.l Fi etSa
WIN. B. JoHNsToN.
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UNNY NAOKs--A FINE lot.
\J Of Gunny Sacks, suitable for Sluleipg.
For Sals low BY m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16
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1 200 TONS. :. FOR NE W YORK

5000 TONS.... .FOh NE" YUM
.'..i EU Fff.ys. - ~. tl.a. N'"E 4.
Tho Public nro particulnrly cautioned against
misrop presentations n,nde by the Runners OF the
Pacific Nail StssmshP Company, ON tho saera'
mento river boats. -..,
An steamers Of this Company will bsresfter
touch nj ManzanIllo each way. Freight and pas.
sage ut reduced rates.
Passage Tickets to AMIN Liverpool. Queens.
town, Hamburg, Rotterdam; Antwerp, Copen.
hagen, ChrlstiAna and Goteborg. BY the l'iv.
'erpooi and 4reat Western Steamship Com.
and elegant Iron SteAmshipsat
unusually low rates. - ., L.-,,J
Passage from Bremen. Hamburg, Southsmpton,
and Hayre, by hrgt class Steamers OF thc North
German Lloyd's, at reduced rates
Uue hundred pounds baggage nee: y
An experIonced Surgeon ron board-medielnes
and attendance free.
The following stcamers will be dIspatehedin
aay,Vi Papsma' .z.a raT l,aat'
NIay Sth,....S Steamship NExADA
Wny 95ti1 .Stennishfp OkEGONihN
~. .I!.5.' Via Nicaragua 80 'ri
May 15th.. .steamshiH ,1IOSHS TAfI.Ok
For further information aPplyto O..
I I.W. RAYMOND. Agent,
N. W. corner Battery and Pine Streets CUP
staIrs), San Francisco. 'a' ".t o.. '' 90
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

ana their leader, was well appreciated. After the
concert, which occupied about two hours, dancing
was inaugurated and kept up with gooi spirit until
rated to their respective homes. TIE attendance
was large, number Of gentlemen prominent
In the militia and military circles Of alis city being
present. a.# -
The FIRE CoMMIssI0NERs.-The usual weekly
meeting OF the Metropolitan Fire Commissioners was
held yesterday morning. The Committee ON Build
ings reported resolution recommending the general
adoption OF the "patent dummy AMI selEcloslng
hatch" as preventive against accidens. The same
committee reported resolution granting permission
to the CrOton Aqueduct Department 10 occupy the
room the third door Of house No. Centre street.
The secretary was authorized TO execute lease
from the Vestry Of Trinity church for the premises
No. 253 Spring street for additional two years. at
the present rent OF 5000.
THE FOURTEENTH WARD MURDER.-Henry wes-
colt, the man dangerously wounded inan alteration
with Patrick D. Byrnes in the premises As East Hous
ton street. early Tuesday morning, theparticulars
of which appeared in full in the HERALD Of yester
day died as the New York Hospital ab)ut midnight
OF Tuesday. Yesterday afternoon Coroner Flynn
jury and upon viewing The body sub
surgeons of the hospital, adjourned the case until
ten O'Clock his morning. Mr.. Wescott was an only
child OF widowed mother and his death under the
circumstances alleged has plunged her INTO the deep
est grief He resided In Jersey City AMI possessed
fortune Of some $25O,000. a a@tK M
ROBBERY AT THE METROPOLITAN BANK.-A young
man in the employ OF Mr.. Louis Daniels, merchant
on Pearl street, was sent on Monday afternoon to
procure the cash on q check for Al OCO After the
money had been paid to him by the teller the boy
stepped one side to count It, and while he was doing
so man at Ills side remarked that he had dropped
some OF the money. The boy looked down on the
noor, when the man seized $3.50 and escaped to the
street. t#ae.t r
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cousT.


Tho sherry Wine Trial-Thc Cnse Given to
the Jury-Twenty.second and Last Day
The Judges Charge.
The United States rs. One Thousand Ttu0 Hundred
ana Nine Casks or She'ry.-On the opening Of the
court yesterday morning Judge Blatchford pro-
ceeded TO charge the Jury, prefacng his re-
marks by referring to the cOmmendable and un-
wearied attention which the Jury had manifested
during the progress Of the trial. which for twenty-five
days OF actual trial had occupied the consideration of
the jury. The zeal and ability Of the distinguished
counsei on Dotn sides were commensurate with the
importance and magnitude Of the interests involved
the value OF the wine In question amounting to
$112,OO0. The question of differentiation was one
which the jury would decide from the evidence SUBJ
mitted TO them on that point. He would not COM
ment upon the evidence which had been given on
either side; he would leave that entirely to the
sderatOn or the lnry, because he felt assured from
the attention paid to the case the jury fully com.
petent TO 1orm proper Judgment on the subject.
passed nom time to time for the collection
or taxes, nc, and to the decisions OF the
courts in cases of q similar nature, and in
conclusion referred to the propositions submitted by
counsel on either side, upon which 1t was requested
that ne would charge the jury Those propositions
were nine on the part of the government and thirty
one on tho part of the claimants. On some OF those
planned as having been referred to in his general
observations, ami concluded by committing the
to the judgment OF the jury. The jury retired at
O'Clock, and at five Judge Blatchford communicated
with them by an officer of the court who in reply to
MS Honors message in the name OF the jury, stated
that they mad no questions to ASK whereup0n Judge
Blatcnford adjourned the court till eleven this
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
COR0SERs' NQUEsTs.

DEATH OP MIssR.-Coroner Schlrmer yesterday
held an inquest vt No. IS willett street the body
OF Peter Hendrckson, man seventy-six years of
age who was found dead In his room In the garret
OF the building Deceased was miser in every
sense VI the word, and lived In miserable, filthy
room without ire, scarcely any light and apparently
had been wretchedly poor; but such was not the
case. Deputy Coroner Wettengel made a post
that death resulted from disease OF the heart.
verdict was accordingly rendered TO that effect.
Deceased who was native OF this country, has left
two married daughters. lie was widower. ON
examining his effects f204 I'm cash was found aud
deed OF the property where he died; likewise
bank-book showing deposit TO his credit OF 1000.
Under the circumstances IL IL believed the relatives
OF Mr.. Hendrckson viii come forward and claim the
remains for interhent
THE SUICIDE OF Mr.. McMAHoS.--An inquest was
yesterday held at 552 Greenwich street. by Coroner
Flynn on the body OF Edward McMahon, who com.
mitted suicide on Tuesday by swallowing quantity
OF laudanum, az previously reported In the HERALD
The exact cause of the deed did not transpire but t
is thought to have been the result OF domestic trouble
Deceased was separated from his wife, who il living
In Astoria, L. J. Mr.. Mcmahon was sixty years Of
age and native OF Ireland.
SUICIDE OF A sAILoR.-Yesterday afternoon
sailor named Martin Wallace, who lived on the
second moor Of premises 35s Water street, committed
suicide In the clubhouse OF the premises by hanging
himself to one OF Che crossbeams by means OF rope
or bed cord. The Fourth precinct police were not-
fed, and on reaching the place the body Of the de-
TO await an Inquest by Coroner Rollins. Il ia not
known what prompted Wallace TO take his life. He
has left two grown up children. Deceased, who was
ireland. day Or two since he arrived from ssvan-
nah, Georgia. 1T-.77,'-s. ~ f..s n 8.-
DEATH PRox scArDs.-Coroner Flynn was yester-
day notified to hold an inquest at No. 10 Mulberry
street on the body Of Edward Colbert child nearly
result Of scalds received on the 10th Inst Mr Colbert
had deceAeed on one arm and kettle or boiling
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
SUPREME COURT-CHAxBeHs.
Decisions Rendered.

MARCH 25-By Judge Ingraham -C0nger et al. us
Standardization granted.
Elfzabeth HasGins vs. John Waite.-Motion
granted.
People, Gc., Jacob Muller Us. .Stte7en KOri0S.-I
see no reason to alter the amount Of bail fixed by
the justice.
Jung et a. cs WdgStGf et dl-Moton denied.
Same Us. Standardization granted for five per cent.
Waterbury Us. Hudson GasIight COmDGnv.-Mo-
tion denied costs OF plaintiff to abide event.
JdckSOlt Us. JdckSO1a.-Referred back for further
proof
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coua1-s BANKRUPTCY.
Petitions Filed Yesterday.

Petitions Filed Yesterday.
The following petitions were filed in bankruptcy
on the oath and 25th inst:-
Walter Hankes, New York city; referred to Regis
ter Fitch Adoph Pearl, New York city; referred to
Register Dayton. Gresset Launy, Jr, New York city;
referred to Register Allen. Henry @. Pearl, Pough
keepsie; 1e referred TO- Register Beale. Nathan W.
Alfred G. Smith, Jr New York city; referred to
Register Ketchum. George A. De Lynes, New York
city; referred to Register Williams.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
NEWSPAPER SENSATION IN ENGLAND.
The Herald's Special War News
E from Abyssinia.
Our Antalo Despatch Of February Is
Published In the London Times.
Revolution in the Management Of the Press
and Great Excitement.

The European mails Of the 7th OF March, bearing
tne following interesting reports Of the deep ex-
eitement produced in England by the publication in
me London Times Of the 6th inst Of the special tele
gram OF the HERALD correspondent attached to the
British expedition in Abyssinia, dated at Antalo on
Sne 10Th OF February, and announcing for the first
ume lie difficult position Of the army under Major
GENERAL Napier, and the symptoms Of the radical
revolution in the management Of the press which
was likely to ensue from our enterprise and courtesy
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
COURT CAleNOAR-TMS 0AY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUT.-Part 2-Nos. 1885,
142 1854 1882, 1884 14l0 1858, $780, 1892 1885, $685.
1600 1902 1904 1908, 1910, 1912, 1914, 1915, 1918.
1S1, 1856, 100, 1893, 209.
SUPERIOR COURr-TRIAL TERM.-Part 2-Nos. 3742,
$685. 23s 1852 $780, 1884, $685. 3s92 1884, 1885, $685.
5000, 1904, 1905, 39OS.
SUPREME CoURT-SpEcIAL TERM.-Nos 90, 146 1877,
1872 26S 2g6.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
The Herald's Special Telegram.

tFrom the London Times, March ST.
we nave been favored by the correspondent Of the
kr. Jew t0rK n; hakALD IN London with the following
! ANTALO, Feb Is, 1858.
Arrived with advance brigade. Short halt
q Tgre on the 2Oth to propose peace Grand re-
view OF native chiefs then. Envoy from Kassai
treated badly by Merewether. Peace doubtful. We
are IN enemy's country now. Stragglers shot. Six
Arabs shot. Enemy mutilated (them) horribly.
Inree English officers disappeared. Theodore adj
vancing with $4,000 men. He cannot march over
snree miles day. Waeheite las received) and
Menelek surround Magdala. News from prisoners
ast week; all well. No forage beyond Antalo. Fiji.
teen days short marches to Magdala.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

Turkish empire. One OF these bodies sought, by
legal proceedings In England to restrain the other
from conducting its banking operations In Turkey;
but II was held that, as Turkey was government
legally recognized by the crown OF Great Britain, the
courts OF England could not interfere In the internal
AFFAIRS OF the Ottoman empire.
The case was adjourned till this morning.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

water ON the other when she stumbled and FELL wheQ
the water fell on the chd's extrimees, scalding him
fatally. Mrs. Colbert was also badly scalded on tne
breast. The jury rendered verdict OF accidental
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
The British War once TeIexrnm,

IrTUH JIG LOHuOn Times, March 81 --|
Sar stafford Northcote has received the following
seiegram from Sir Robert Napier at Attegerat:--
Iyth Or January, and from Theodorus' camp up to
me stn OF January; All prisoners safe and well up
70 tnose dates. The imprisoned Europeans who
were with the King had been made over to a de-
Sachment Of his army, to be escorted to Magdala
Hne Kings progress towards Magdala was very slow
owing to his membranes, but by abandoning the
latter ne could still at any time reach Magdaa. 1t
was reported in Ma9dala that Menelek King OF Shoa
ead again left Shoa for Magdaa for the purpose Of
acting against Theodore. The information received
Snords no clue to Theodore's views or purposes at
The above telegram was not dated
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

AsH-SANDAK.-0n Tuesday, March "a, by the Rev2
Mr.. Moses, Williamsburg Synagogue, Miss VICTORIA
SANDAK, daughter of late julius Sandak and Line
Sandak, to HENRY L. ASH, both or Brooklyn, f. d.
No cards.
New Orleans, Mobile and Memphis papers please
copy. I
ENGLAND-OLLIs.-In Philadelphia, on Friday eves
nng March TO- at the residence OF the brides parents,
by the Rev. w. ]. Paxson, BENJAMIN +. ENGLAND, %
Brooklyn, N Y, to ELLA, daughter Of Thos. u. Oils
Esq.
GoDFREy-MAcAULEY.--Tn this city on Tuesday,
March IL, JOHN A. GODFREY, Esq, Counsellor at Law
of New York city, TO Miss MARIE ALICE, eldest
daughter OF the late Captain William Macauey, Of
Westchester county.
GARABRANT-CoNKLIN.-O Tuesday, March "a, at.
the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Dr.
Burcnard, FRANK >. GARABRANT 10 HATTIE b., only
daughter OF f. L. Conklin, ESD, all OF this city.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26


residence, 81 Hudson street. His remains will be
conveyed to the Eleventh Street Cemetery.
NoTICE.-Members OF the Columbian Volunteers
are requested to assemble at headquarters No. 2l3
Greenwich street, this day. at twelve O'Clock NJ, for
the purpose of attending the funeral OF our late
brother member, J. Ii. Mqroney by order. ..,,on,
sMrrH.-On wednesday March 25, CHARITY AxAv-
pA, beloved wife OF Jacob II. smith, and daughter Of
Isaac and Margaret Lake deceased OF staten island,
n. ", aged 10 years, months and Is days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on Friday alter
noon at one O'Clock, from No Rush street, Brook
TrEsorr Suddenly, on wednesday, March 25.
EMILY, relict Or Nicholas Tebout IN the 51th year OF
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from her late rest
dence, Mott Haven, Westchester county, on Friday
morning, at half past ten O'Clock.
TRACy.-0n wednesday, March IS, JAMES TRACY
aged "a years.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from his late residence, No. 50
Essex street, on Friday afternoon, at haf-past six
o'clock: thence to Calvary Cemetery.
yIsBEcK.-On Monday, March 20, BETTY EMMA,
wife OF George vsbeck, aged 25 years, months and
days, Born at Cordes in Drftsehte Amt iia2en.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members OF the United Brothers Lodge, NO 800, =.
and A. NJ, are respectfully invited TO attend me
funeral this (Thursday) afternoon, one O'Clock, frsm
st. Johns Lutheran church, CHRISTOPHER srees oe.
tween Beecker and Fourth streets.
WKsC0rT.--0n Tuesday, March ~, HENRY IVES
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 20 attend tne 1ne.a, cs ~ mocn
Grove and south Second streets. Tue remains will
be taken TO Hudson, N. X, for interment.
! WuITE-On Tuesday, March "a, ELIZABETH BuRCR
wniTs. native OF England, aged 55, wife OF 7. @.
The funeral services viii take place from her late
nue., this lThursdayl afternoon, between twelve and
one O'Clock. The remains viii be interred IN wood.
lawn Cepeter1
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

Samuel Eowles, the versatile manager Of the
Springfield R,puLiioaH. who has the true eiilori-
al faculty uf inak ing himself at home on all sub
tc''' h's l"rn down ,he Iilinoi. Central Rail.
t"'d. Iotp m'.s if"m t'hirasn, 10 src how a
i'sa'IIe iA'H. "Aa managed. This Is hls sloIy .
II was a s'uhll onr, only 2U0 acre. in extent
and IN miles round u. and worth but 500. .OOD
with a. huildings hui IL Ens f.if nt.ecimen
~ IT, cln,t and ihtif li'c From th- rhainlat
wirdnN. 81 ne" huus,, near The centre. The ~hulr
flrn could i" .ni,oyrd ani with "a powerful
glns' ~, ,.'upt- ot,tluoktd 20 ihitF Nrik ~
auy part II IL Corn wheat fax rniti0r. aud
ptn- Ne" ihe products each ~ great broad
htld- 81 TN ,sun" hundf'l uf tWu hGBdfr,.
H,gt-
v hu.' h,i. 'nl inr ,rpi" at,hafi - 49,.
V'tai hunifss toes. HAT last var Yielded -
lafT" cf1puf VET, sulrtl"t fruit i;ut hr des,nsss
ehi'k"ns, aui rggl ahd butter Il sas cheaper
10 huy ih,m aud mills'i hu' single row Much
- b.. grain and gfaa be- turned into horse.
cattle AMI hogs and hi. nrAfusss 10 chicago
the great lave si"'. market not ori, ~ The Wei
hut ihr country. pty's hini excellent r.llliiss
h"ii iu Lut iu. ,ui .sllius. hsil's rearing aui-
fn'is 10 gees tu thiugu sud huts Young catt.r
81 hug- ifou thr psina rs ii,e tuuIf,d ~ ihnus-
Sni. 'fn. thrn back H. l... fafm ani after
ha m.u'i. ''1 aud sf1N o. rciafn. fh-,n
p" rnHfAr'. .1 o. "u-'fnsi, 8 as 20 command d,
piuhiabls at, ,arce iir ~. 10 tttlr dinthsd t..t
us" o., %" .H'.. ni asstn OF .hf hundf',l T,aas
SITE. .ttt 90 u.sfr ago hy &, sirtni-' q mat
f0f n' +. 3" n,Y nf .' bui tlii ~ssA ftfc act ii-uf
li. 'ifn ws. .u.i fof : in 600 year from -
s'"I. 'ni Niih'Dt aty o. o.. h.' ihs weather
tna t.' z ast- MasI.asfs -a.s4 30. %. 10 'afH-
tn. f. 3D.. stfsu' ,LI 10 t,tis qY.te uhArusn
H 80 On. ..fai ttl %,t laft f,fm.us Tu.n-
% ,'''." co. t,'f v''" t'.u. i.nr''i iHs lt % zee
ni'u wf'i ia uHffi fust afii . fialr - huf~.- fu
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15
Icnldic direction.

Woman is not half 80 selfish a creature ~ man
When man Is ia love the object oi he passion Is
himself When woman Is enamoured Of man,
,hr fotges herself the world aud all that II con.
iains aud wishes to exist only for the object II
her affection. How few men make am violent
sacrifice 10 sentmcn,. How many women does
cvery man know who have sacrificed FORTUNES
AMI hon0s 10 noble pare aud dislntercslcd mo.
iivcs man mounts a breach he braves dan.
get, aud obtains a victory. This 10 glorious and
great. Tie has seTved his country, he has acqnir-
tl fame prcicImrni, riches Whenever he ap.
pear. respect awaits him admiration attends
him. crowds pnss 10 NEE, him, and theatres re'
ccive him with ban,s of applause. lis glory
dies not With him. History preserves his mem'
! ory from oblivion. That Thought cheers bis dy-
ing hour--ani his last words, pronounced With
feeble pleasure are, F,hil Eoi Dc.
| A woman scnds her husband 10 war she lives
| but in that husband. ller soul goes with him
She ucmbcs foT his safety. Every bllluw that
swells she thlnks Il 10 be his tomb every ball
that ilics, she magincs Is dircriri against hiRi
4 brilliant capital appears 10 her a drCAry des-
lcuoIs tell her, Is IN danger, Tier days aIe days
OF sorrow her nights are slecplcas. She slls
lmniovablein her mourning, In all the dignity aud
coml'osnTe u gTiei, like Agrippa in hIs chair
and When at night she seeks reposc repose has le,
h1r couch the silent tear steals down her cheek,
and vets her pillow az u, By chance, exhaust.
ed nature hnds an hours elumbeF, her diaicm.
psfed soul secu In that sleep bleeding lover, OF
bic maagled corpse. Time passes, aud her grlel
incrcasts, until wofn Out al lrnglh ~ loo much
lcndeFness she falls Victim of too exquisite zen.
glhlIIiy, aud sinks With sorrow 10 the grave
No, cold, uhfetling reader ihcse arr not ths
peiaFrs Of my own creation. They are nsilhel
changed nor smbslllahei, hut faIlhfaIly copied
irom nature.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

UTAn Avn Tnm MoRNoNs.-Tho delegate In
COngtcss FROM Utah, Mr.. W. u. Hooper has rc.
ccnily given an Interesting sketch OF that Terri.
tory, 10 a letter. According 10 this account, the
Mormons hare built uP Utah from desert waste,
which twenty years ago was twelve hundred
ulos from either settlements or navigablc rivers.
u u now a houTishing young State, containing
one hnndrcd thousand inhabitants, with terri.
miles There arr eighly.slx hourishlng towns aud
cities IN The Territory, with near one hundred
poslonloes, while The grisl aud saw mills, woolen
manufactures, aud many other branches of The
mechanic arts are quite equal 10 those of the
other Hlaies. There arr one handrcd churches,
one hundred aud twenty school .honscs, and thUe
lheAiF,s which equal in appearance ,hose Of the
Older Stalse.