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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-22
THE GREAT UTAH BASIN.

The Valley of Death and the Valley of the Vir-
gin-Mud Volcanoes and Hot Springs.
A correspondent, writing from the Territory
of Utah, gives the following interesting facts
regarding the celebrated "Valley of Death, 4"
the "Valley of the Virgin" and the Mud
Volcanoes and Hot Springs of that curious
country
The entire great Utah Basin is divided by
small ranges of mountains about two thou
sand feet high forming valleys from ten to
fifteen miles across. They slope imperceptibly
toward the centre, where water-courss runs
to some adjacent valley or into some marshy
place.
One well-known portion of this region is
the noted Death Valley, so called from the fact
that in 1850 large train of emigrants en-
route to California became discontented with
their Mormon guide, and q portion OF them
decided to pilot for themselves. After travel
ling three days they reached the valley,
which Is some fifty miles long by thirty In
. breath, lower than the sea level, and entirely
destitute OF water, enciroled by mountains,
up whose steep sides it is impossible to
1t 10 devoid Of vegetation, and the shadow
OF bird or wild beast never darkens its
white, Rlaring sand.
The little band OF emigrants. comprising
twenty families, were deceived by treacher-
Ous mirage that promised water, but on
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-22


g,oEn Heines Book Of Songs
The night is wet and windy.
The heaven without star,
Meath the forests wrestling oranohe'
In silence wander far ...,
There CLEANS light in the distance
From the foresIer's lonely cot,
But it sheds no ray OF welcome,
1t warns me FROM the spot
Yes; the grandmother old and sighsless'
Aloof in her leathern chair,
Sits weird and stilf as a statue,
And breathes nor curse nor prayer
Up and down goes stormlag i9 son
The forester's red haired son.
Ard laughs in scorn and fary
A he hurls at the wall his gun
The fair young spinner weepeth,
Till the flax runs dripping round;
Low orouching at her ancle
Lies whining the fathers hound
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-22
INSURANCE.
s ii U ii n

A s 3 v r v
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 2e1 BROADWAY Cor. READE ST., Nov York;
$5oc peposicd with the State Of New YORK as Security
for Policy Holders.
LEMJJEL BANGS, President
GEORGE ELLIO1'T Vice President and Secretary.
EMORY MoCLlNrUCK Actuary.
A. f. M. PURDY, Nj D., Medical Examiner
REFERENCES PERMISSION.
Thomas T. Tasker, John NJ Mars, J. b. l5ppincott
Charles Spencer, William Divine, James Long,
Attn Arthur r e. CONN, John Baccresry e. H. worne
In the character of its Directors of manage
ment reasonabcness Of rates, PARTNERSHIP PLAN
OF DECLARING DIVIDENDS, no restriction in female
lives and absolute nonforfeture of ali policies no re-
strction of travel after the first year. the ASBURY pre-
sents combination of advantages offered by other
company Policies issued in form, and loan OF one
third made when desired
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OFFERED TO CLERGYMEN.
~ JAMES NJ LQNGACRE,
Manager for Pennsylvania and Delaware
Office, No. 82 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
FORMAN p HOLLlNSHEAD Special Agent 416S
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE co. OF
Il PHILADELPHIA.
Office Southwest Cor. FOURTH and WALNUT Streets.
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
- PERPETUAL AND TERM POLICIES Issued m
cash Gspsas annary 1883
DIRECToRS
f. Ratchford Starr j. Livingston Erringer,
Nalbro Frazier, James l.. Caghorn
John M Atwood, VIM. G.. Boulton,
Benz. Il. Tredick, Charles Wheeler,
II. Stuart ThOs. III. Montgomery,
John H. Brown, James Aertsen
This Company insures only frstoass risks, taking
specially hazardous risks whatever, such factories,
f. RATCHFoRD STARR, President.
THOS. H. MONTGOMERY, Vice President,
ALEX. W. WIsTER, Secretary. 26S
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,, ONLY DIRECTLINE TO FRANCE
PRICE OF PASSAGE
e' TO BREST OR HAvRE.
d. ca 4.

First Cabin $40 Second Cabin. .,...... S95
TO PARIS,
(Includng railway tickets, furnished on board)
First Cabin $l45 Second Cabin. Ss5
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers
Medical attendance free of charge
American travellers going to returning from the
tnont Europe, by taking the steamers of this line avoid
unnecessary risks transit by English railways and
crossing the channel, besides saving time, trouble and
expense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
No IS BROADWAY, New York
For passage in Philadelphia, apply Adams Express
Company, H. l.. LEAF,
12H No. 800 CHESNUT Street.
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"a, "A photograph S OF The first colored voter in
10 the State Historical So ciety. '''0 presented
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-21
From Washin & ton
Congregational Proccedings,
LATE NRWs ny CABLR.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1851.
FROn WASHINGTON.

WAsaIx0rox, Jan. 19.
The National Womaa's Rights Convention
asembssa to-Aag.; sAbpsg ixAy .delegsasa
called Ne Coavsstisa 70 Srlsrs and dslissrsd
IN sd1re1A ID 1E
Exception vas taken by ssvseal dslegates
TO portion Of fht prayer, BY Rev. DR.. Gray,
which spoke Of woman % taken from the rib
Of man, Nheu Ill history and the Bible
proved her his squsl.
Lucretia nnag va cAssen Peeidest. with
quite number Of Vice Presidents and Sec
RssSibtaoas view ea.sed dsel.sastr, u
principles.
Nsw YoRK, Jan. 70
A Washington diapAtcs ssss: I.ia thought
that the treaties communicated 70 the 6aness
on Friday last had not been committed 70 the
Comm1tsee on Foreign A6aira.
lasing 70 the naturalization qusssion, nor 70
the one relating tothe ssttlsmept pfI Ihe bonn
darys ieSbs3lingi 10 sans3uaa sdlster. TbS
Alabama treaty, however, meets with strong
opposition in the Committee. Il stands no
chsacs of beins iati6ed N ils present FORM
The Committee do not favor thAs mode Of
the settlement Of the claim, nm 10 they ap-
prove Of oil the featares, allowing the Eng
lish to present tht ciaims TINT hsvs accrusd
daring the past fifteen yesrs. - ~ Of
against those of our people.
The ignoring Of the belIigerent rights
question by our government u strongly cen
sured. When the subjsct comes up for con-
slderation in seasioss the 1sct Of
the persons MSkiny this treaty win b thor
,oughy examined. =.
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FROa THE SOUTH.

ATLANTA, Jan. 90.
A resolqlioe ~ introdscsa d ia House
to.day authorizing the Solicitor General to
inquire into the reasons for the appointment
Of colored person 70 perform the duties Of
CLERK Of the Superior Court, in Cheatham
county, and to institute proceedings against
the same, and carry the case If necessary 70
The 6spesns Coors
Aft9 some debate, he resolution was ~
ferrsd 70 the Judiciary Committee.
A ueabees o6oesd resolution claiming
that de 8Ats + NY Sssonserustsd; ;shat Ne
Legislature . the judge Of qualification Of
State officers, nd - Oosgrsss has NO right
to interfere, which VS. also referred.
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LATEST BIZ .TRLEGRAPH
umN1aHr REPORT.
PROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHlxcroS, Jan. 20.
The Woman's Rights Convention contin-
ues in session. There 10 much animation,
both white and black delegates taking part
in the proceedings, the women speaking
moro than the men.
A discussion occurred o the resolution
touching educational suffrage.
A resolution dat oue q De obiects Of the
present Wonan's Rights movement
vas to throw an additional safeguard around
marriage and the family relations, was
adopted. N S&sa 81
The House Committee on Post Roads
continued As-day hearing persons interested
in uniting The telegraph with the Post Odice
Deportnaak
.s Nrv YaK, Jas. 20.
A Washington special says, tha. Senator
Wilson'S new Army Bill is designed TO make
Sherman General 4 place Of Grant. Sheri-
dan, Thomas and Meade are 70 be Lieuten-
ant Generals. 1t retains Hancock and Hal.
leck - Major Generals, ssd promotes 70 thas
rank Ne Dswen, Ppps, 6cho6eh, Howsrd,
Terry, Ord, asd Candy. General Cooke,
who has been over 40 years in the service, il
to be retired.
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LATE eipLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Jan. 20.
The psssiculass Of abe saslbquahs which
reeeutly eoeured arouad tAs shoresef -
Bsy Of Bengal, stase thas the loss of Me wss
very great.
Paris, Jan. 20.
Anson Burlingame, of the Chineas Embsssy,
had an intervis~ - dsy With The Marquis
De avalletde, Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
The Liberte asserts that the President Of
the Cretan Provisional Government has es-
capped from Gambia, and will 60 to the
United StaAss, whore b ~ill ysDdeaver 20
raise loan and purchase ifon clads With The
object Of making one more effort to free
Gambia from the dominion Of Turkey.
MADRID, Jan. 20.
Tho Provisional Government has issued Z
decree authsriziag the Islaad Of Cuba to
send eiahtssn and the islasd Of Psste Rico
eleven dslsesses 70 the Constitutional Cor
tex.
Active preparations are being made for
embarking additional rsinforcements for
Cuba. Four Generals are to 60 ont in com.
mand Of the troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-21
FROI NEW ORLEANS.

NKw ORLEANS, Jan: 20.
General Mower has been assigned to the
command of the District of Louisiana. The
headquarters of biz regiment has been trans.
ferred 10 this city.
General Buchanan has addressed letter
to Senator Kellogg, in reply to Governor
YARMOUTH : epistle TO ehat gentle0an. He
chAracterizes the statement that the State has
no friend in him, q absurd, and says the
Governor we'll knows that the preservation Of
his life and Ill the promineut members ofthe
RspubkcAn party in the Legislature was due
to the sssive measures takes By him. The
General proceeds to detail his acts while in
command, and vindicates himself against the
Governors assertions, saying his fault con
Ists, he thinks, In having executed the lavi
of Congress exactly in accordsnce with whal
be believes TO be their intent and meaning
q soldier and not = politician.
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Z Tso Hartford Prolific Grape vinss~
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8. Two nnrly wnssa RIAksssry.
.. Two kHtAAsny Blackberry.
7. O.s DsvidDsa fAorniss Blackberry.
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AI1AxY, Jan. 20.
Both branches Of the Lsgislaturs met in
joint session to-day, and the siection Of Fem
ton % Senator was announced.
PniIADsLraIA, Jan. 20.
The trial Of As. T~ischell, charged with
the murder Of her mother, commenced here
CoxcoRD, N. a., Jan. 20.
The Democratic saass Coussation nomi-
natsd John Bedell Of hAth, for Governor,
and Gea. u. T. Donahos for Railroad Com
missioner.
Short seaolntions vers passed, decla,sg
edAsaiea g - Ceast;astiee aad il hyor q
the taxssipa sf beses.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Jan 20.
Two ballots were had in the Legislature, in
Joint convention to-day, for Senator, results
ing ~ follows:
First ballot-Cumback, es; Hendricks, ss;
scattering, II.
Second ballot Cumback, 81; Hendricks,
63; scattering 2.
RIcExoHD, Jan. 20.
A Republican meeting tonight adopted .
series OF resolutions protesting against Con-
gresa granting what = ssked by the Virginia
Cosfefsncs Committee, nov il Washingson.
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For Sale.

7 OTS and 8, Block 1874, corner Of 18th
IL and Bank. Title good Price $3.50.
Also Lot l. Block f2S, corner OF sth and Morgan,
which three houH-s constantly renting at good 6k
urss, Title good. Price $500.
s. q. JOHNSTON,
novl9 6th and Main street
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Vsncill, Jones + Co.....eof Third : Main strests.
Hess, Stsss i Co..-.-eoS Eesend ! NAiA stsssta.
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CLOC ks, WATORns = JBW8b1H.
Sam @ Nos = 1eees Hesss.
r J. Avrea 4 Sons .,..,,..63 Maia stroot
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q. Mn ES,
N ERCHANT TAILOR,

on fAird-a., bss. Main d JoAns0. e
u1Aa ;sss sscsivel 6ns stoek d Ootbs q
1l al kinds aud will nahs pants. vests and eoeu
eheaper than svsF before For proof OF this CAL eso
cZs.s fnovl7.l
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For Sale or Exchange,
N part for C1tg Property,
vHvHE Furniture and Lease Of the Bhlings
il 0s~es. Ksxksk iowa f6h Hscse p u ecsesesse-
Aitaen for tke entsrsainWsnt Of gaeseo - ossn
Sor ssverrl years ne Proprietor in the DeentDs =
= thepotronags efAis former friends aDSths Daeshc
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DOOT1 - 0HOBs-RETAILs
een:..:: ~. -...' - kAifd :. -. Il. ~
Huiskamp 1 Bro...... nsia strsst-bst lth 18th.
Hart, Agt......... ~ Aainstrsst.
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Olseks-Whslesale 4 Retail.
q Bridsse se..............4.Nes l Estes Hsa0s
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KE0KUK DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYSs
Brown Knowles.........eoY Main Fila streets.
W Collins street.
Amaxiean Watches.
8 @ Bridges..............Nosl Nosl : hssss hosss.
AUCTIOnEERS.
Urich + Goodwin. I3S main street.
aOOTS 4 1HOES-WHOLESAkx
uambIeton + Huiskamp. ...-.........S3 Aainstfsst.
DOOK.DlDDRR.
Psarce son $50. 0sts City b'ld'g, Main ID
SAC rACTonH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-16

The sales wsrs 70 bbl 1t Ss Ss for plain mess and 1
Slo for exr. do. Beef hAs were steady at y26 $40 WIN
pc:. Fo st,
moderate demand a. STEADY prices Sales gu
e & " s pS s
and ss 9f s sSa X DO Bacon
sh,ss s. sa ne s :, were confined to about 80
sspaaHe8. .Bnat n sulk was in good demand and
steady in value, the sales being 400 bbs ii sc the mar
ke closing steady Al shat prc For crude IN bb the
Rsned Was slew Of sss there being no demand Of
ars0ss and sa price; ws hs. 4 Xs,srdays
TO November ct Sec. We heard oV fuher saies Nsph
tina firm, with sales Of 500 bbss I0c In Phsds
but prices without particular change. Sales bbls
for the last half Of August s2Ac the market closing
axe &c for the first half OF August and Sssc SSAc for
RICECarona was steady with sales of 50 casks at from
SIZE to for common to PRIME Ransoon was dull and
sTEAsINs was IN moderate demand and hs.d with in
rsngs Of aOc aic. for ordinary prime
SEEDsdrass were quiet but steady At yesterdsys quote
tons tnseed was steady At ~ M ~ ID gold dasy paid
syaAR-Raw was in active demand, chiefly from rsnnsr.,
and tor Porto Rico; also loc boxes, part not all At
and isc. LIKE. yellow We quote
: iiIc.; good 70 prime do, ike lie; t.ir 70
fSoa sF0ssy He sd ne prime e cho'Gs do isc
:s s Sss ana Sea 1sS saa %ssao %o
ysn.Boxes D. Moe 81 Ike .liNc do DO, lo 70 "
ss so So s .is ssi,s' iazs
ithc: Porto Rico-Rsaning gfades I3so ike.
steady especially for the hse grades The sale: we're
'0 .s:otns quality s ou. tho
70 bbls. al 81 10 q vi II, taEpad.
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Intentions in time to operate upon the informatiCo
and there Is therefore, very general desire that he
should free himself from the discredir OF
being thus made tool or a. well as
furnish the opportunity for men OF enterprise to
act Understandings In making engagements for the
future by announcing his policy for reasonable
period ahead and especially at this time, when
is all important that clear comprehension should
~ contingencies OF rne next rev mUnrns.
Money closed Saturday night at six and seven per
cent.
The gold market during the week has been sue
cessfully hammered by the 'bears,r who have sold
the market freely. The first downward turn was
given II on Monday, upon rumors of large purchases
OF produce on foreign account From this it continued
TO Decline with slight intervals of reaction produced
by purchases for importers, who took advantage
OF the lower premium to pay custom dnties on goods
in bond until yesterday, when 1t reached ls3X-a
decline OF 2s per cent from the opening price on
last Monday morning AT the close last evening the
premium stood 134X. The following table shows
the range OF gold each day during the week.
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THE PRIZE RING.
Allen and Gallagher.

From the st. Louis Democrat, August 1871
Tom Allen Is at Wash Home preparing for the mill
with Charley Gallagher, which Is to come OF next
Tuesday. Tom Is said TO be in splendid condition,
and confident OF getting away with the tall Hiber-
ter at Carroll Island. Gallagher is at Rinkle's, on
the st. Charles rock road. He hs in fine condition.
and looks better than he has looked for long time.
He also Ii confident OF victory, and thinks he can
knock the Englishman out OF time as easily as he
did at the former fight. The betting appears to be
slightly in favor Of Allen. His fight with McCool adj
vanced his stock hundred per cent, and his friends
ready to back him for any amount In height and
build there is great difference between the men.
with muscular shoulders and arms, and reach that
gives MIN great advantage over short armed OPP
ne very quick on s p n a gS1d IN and
gives and taxes, and Is seldom the first TO seek his
corner. Allen Ia model Of physical symmetry
from sedge hammer. His Sighting weight is about
49, and when stripped he ls.a model for sculptor
M nst Is r sn n whsn he ". strikes he awsys
leaves mark. The tight wall proDaply take place al
some point down The river. steamboat WIN con-
yey spectators TO the battle ground. The bar on the
boat was sold yesterday TO John Harding Tor $165.
The price OF tiekets Will probably be five dollars
aht. is tho general impression that everything win
be conducted ION the square," Precautions Will be
taken to prevent q recurrence OF the disgraceful
rowdysm that occurred at the McCoole and Allen
A very elegant set Of colors will be presented to
Charley Gallagher has saloon this evening by
OF his friends. The cc0rs are very beautiful and no.
tceable and truly elegant specimens OF needlework.
The field Is OF green silk plain, except the four or
naments occupying the centre set IN diamond FORM
One Of these ornaments in the right centre is q
spread eagle with shield upon the breast and the ar
rows in the talons worked In gold spangles and bull
lion Opposite 10 this In the left entire Is an irish
harp also worked IN gold spangles and bullion.
Above and below are small United States flags in
natural coors attached the field. The flag Is bor-
dered by an inch and half wide silk ribbon ashes
OF rose color. with American flags in c0lors worked
IN fine silk floss, with stan and spear heads OF gold
huil NJ Ul loo ind mn at
the corners and also midway between them at the
four sides. 1t Is very beautiful affair.
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the % e y Sn
wheat IN tGers6y demand fa
is[Ss Il vss
ssa 81 i p
ssnsy quiet Without Change yaas n The sslea wers
%e.s w 10 s ans y
a$l Is for white Oats only moderately active and
new and AYE 75c for old Rye firm, with sales Of
tSo bushels State at VI so Barley and barley malt
Es.IePrs -, market was quiet, bs.ne.. being
sS
az g aa PEI % S s sss: sSSn a. "a
70 cSk for orders. with $500 quarter. grain at ss and
Ssst 5s%s 40 Ss
We wee firm .. llc LOT bags and &c. s for
HEMr-Mana was quiet but firm at i2kc, gold; no fur
sSs ; ws. sss rsoC % Ja.s was steady M
nominal a. nc. Sc. do N bond.
HAyThs nase. was moderately active a. the quota
Hofs-Thers but little demand and tina. was only for
were unchanged ranging at from 7c to 5c for
MoLRssEsThe market was quiet, but prices were nrm
especially for the better grades We heard Of sales Of
clsyed, l5c. 4sc: do muscoyado 4sc bso; Porto
Rico Soc 72ho.; New Orleans, &c. sSc, and Barbados
NAVAL sronEs.-sprts turpcntine wasin sh, demand
made Of ITO bills 4c and 50 do nots assc the
ke closing 43c 44c for merchantabe and shipping lots
RosnStrained and No. and firmly held while
the other grades slow Of sale but steady values the
saes 1851 bbs coed strained at 81 go 200 do common
at F2 30, 100 No2 at 81 70 81 7b, 200
"a "a 25 and 100 do. pale at SO 49, We quote
$2soa$2fD; No 3, SO 49, No ], $3@a$4 pae,
quiet but firm at so % Ss 30 for Wilmington, and ~ 90
~ 90 for rough fax.
oIs-Linsecd was quiet but steady, n, s7c 81 OF in
casks and bills Other kinds dull but steady at yester
days quotations.
81 bbls pork II do beef 1i3 pack
ages cut meats and 50 kegs lard The pork market still
dull there being no demand except for small lots and prices
were nominal at $3S 20 $S % for new mess AboN 400
bbls Tin LOTS sold Mt H3 20 for H2s 90 for
extra prime and 1917 rs tor prime Live hogs dull aud
heavy nj vac lOc with arrivals OF 243 head chiefly for