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Another LucreIia BorgIa-.SeveraI
Persons Poisoned.


ST. PAUL, August Sl.-Mrs. Charlotte
Lamb has been arrested at Trimbell,
Pierce Co., Wis, and was placed in the
Ellsworth Jail, charged with poisoning
tive persons. In September 1871 her
husband died very suddenly, showing
symptoms Of having been poisoned. Last
May her son, aged 10 years, was taken
sick in like manner to his father and In
an hour was dead. In June q daughter,
8 years old died similar death. Last
month Mrs Lamb went to Mrs. Jane OFT.
mans house 10 assist in taking care Of her
while sick and mixed up a powder for her.
Mrs. Ottman complained Of violent pains
IN the stomach and died in few minutes.
Last week Royal Garland, also neigh
Dor, died under the same circumstances
as the above.named. Mrs. Lamb was
cooking for him during harvest, and after
drinking q cup Of tea prepared by her he
was taken with severe pains and died soon
after. The stomach OF Mr. Garland has
been taken to DR.. Hay, Of Hudson, to be
analysed, and il is said poison was found
in the bodies Of other victims who have
been disinterred, and the stomachs are
now in the hands OF the doctor for analy.
sis. Mrs. Lambs house was searched,
and strychninG and arsenic were found.
Her examination takes place September
Goth.
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Tas Charleston Courier, at last ac-
counts, was still insisting on CAMDEN's
election by 1000 majority. The editor
j tbe Courier, when editor Of tue REgis'
b. /, 1858, ran for Congress against Gen.
DrrAL, and figured out his own election
Iope alter all the returnslwere in and DU-
v,L's election was shown by the official
srara He shows q persistency in his
opinions worthy Of a better cause. We
believe the Register never did admit that
he State went Democratic, or that
WALKER vas defeated for Congress in
1858; and we suppose that the election
,r JACOB will never be announced in the
Courier unless as an advertisement.
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wATcu Hill Ia in tho land OF steady
habits, and yet an old skipper on coast.
ing schooner has managed 70 get into the
proper condition for seeing most horri.
BILE sea serpent. He describes the monster
as "about the size Of mans leg and
thirty feet long; beneath It's head, which
was shaped like that Of bird with long
pendulous upper lip, were what appeared
TO be two small claws, and further ait,
about halt way from the extremity Of the
tail, II was decorated with pair OF well
developed tlippers." II this Is the way
the new license law works In Connecticut,
they had better so back to prohibition.
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THE Baltimore American remarks that,
taking the Cincinnati Commercial, which
certainly cannot be charged with any
Partially towards General Grant, for an
index, Republicans may fairly congratu.
late themselves upon the progress Of the
campaign in the West, especially in Indi.
ana aud Illinois. There have never been
larger gatherings and more enthusiasm
than nj the meetings which have been
held during the past month. Senator
Wilson, General 0glesby, Senator Morton
and many other eloquent speakers have
delivered addresses in those States that
were the truest and best vindications Of
the administration, and were listened to
by thousands that applauded them 10 the
echo. On the contrary, 1t says the Gree.
ley canvass Is dull, splritless and stricken
with the blight of certain defeat,
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OswEGo, August 91.-Thc schooner
Alpha from Toronto, was wrecked in the
harbOr. Crew saved.
The schooner Orion, of Cleveland, for
kingston, sunk of Long Point, Canada,
Crew saved.
The schooner Richardson, from Toron-
to, is ashore at Presque Isle.
Buchard's morocco factory was burned.
Loss, $4,000.
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Andrew Johnson Defining His
UnIonism During the War.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 31.-Andrew John.
son LETT Nashville this morning on a.
special train composed Of ten cars, all
full. to fill an appointment TO speak at
Gallatin. He was received with great
enthusiasm by crowd Of three thousand
persons, and spoke for three hours. BE
entered into an elaborate defence of his
Unionism during the war, declaring 1t
was causeless and mainly the work of
Southern seCessionists. Many new points
were introduced developing grounds on
which he intended 10 make the canvass
for Congress, and he reiterated his deter.
mination to thoroughly stump the State
He was frequently interrupted by ap-
plause, and evidently the people were
with him, His war upon military rings
Is severe, and apparently meets with the
greatest appreciation.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS September 1.-Nettie Cline,
Amanda Stevenson and Catharine Dut-
row, widows Of James r. Cline, Judge
Stevenson and Thomas E. Dutrow, who
were murdered by mob In Cass county,
Mo-, some months ago, Tor the alleged
issue OF fraudulent county bonds, have
brought suit against sheriff Bryant and
some thirty.fve other citizens for the
murder oi their husbands. These suits
wiz reopen the entire CAss county affair
and attract almost universal attention.
The amount claimed in each case Is s., 900,
that being the sum limited by law.
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Collision.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., September 1.-The
steamer Narragansett, from New York
for Stonington, ,Collided with an unknown
schooner in the Sound, Saturday night,
about II o'clock. The engines Of the
steamer had been reversed, and hence the
shock did but slight injury, The captain
oil the steamer charges the schooner with
suddenly and improperly changing her
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CINCINNATI, September 1.-River 0 feet
and declining.
EVANSVILLE, September 1.-The river
has fallen 4 inches. Weather clear and
comparatively cool. Mercury 79 deg.
LoUIsvrLLE, September 1.-River TALL.
ing, . feet 2 inches on the chutes. Clear
and pleasant.
CAIRO, September THE river has
fallen 8 inches. weather clear. Their
mometer 70 deg.
PITTsDuRGH, September 1.-River 90
inches. No change in river matters.
Weather remains cool and pleasant,
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INDIANA.

FORT WAYNE, September 1.-W.H.H.
Miller, Liberal Republican lawyer oil
this city, addressed a good sized Demo,
cratic audience at the rink last night His
speech was witty and well Worded and
was received with much applause. Gen
Logan speaks here on Thursday evening
at the rink, and Senator Schurz Is expect,
ed here on the 10Th.
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LOUISVILLE.

LoUBVILLE, September There are
probably $50 delegates 10 the Democratic
Convention now in this city. Part OF the
delegations from New York, Michigan,
New Jersey, Arkansas, Indiana and Penn.
sylvania are here. The talk is that Sena.
tor Bayard will be the permanent Chair.
man. The Convention meets at ten
o'clock on Tuesday morning.
Z. N. Hill, Chairman OF the Arkansas
delegation, has been arrested and lodged
in the station house on the charge of OBJ.
tanning goods under false pretenses from
q firm in this city.
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CUBA.

HAVANA. August 31-Manuel Cairo
and Pedro Zotalonz, members of the Span.
ish Casino, sailed Tor Spain yesterday, to
lay before the Government the views Of
spaniards here regarding the proposed Is.
sue OF sixty million bonds.
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PITTsBURGH.

PTTsBUEoH, September 1.-Repurt-
ers Of the press designing TO visit
Pittsburgh during the Soldiers and Sail.
ors' Convention, are requested TO commu.
nicate at once the number coming, where
from, &c, to VIM. G. smyth, Chairman
&C., Commercial! office, Pittsburgh.
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New YORK, Aug. 8l.-A Columbia,
South Carolina, special says Bill Lucas
and Ned Harris, colored, were hanged
there yesterday for murder. Owing TO
the ropes being improperly adjusted, the
culprits had horrible struggle lasting
ten minutes, in desperate efforts to gel
free.
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SPAtN.

MADRID, September 1.-The latest OH.
cial returns OF the election for the Corts
show that 200 Radicals, 20 Republicans,
"a Alphqnsists, and 0 Conservatives and
Dynastists have been elected.
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s,i5 iS5AHER, Of the Wheeling Register is
saS., sS,a 70 % more perpIexed now in his
E"oI! q. y 10 ngure out the election returns
M, ro,,, uoyernor, than when he made his ia.
~ ,IVus ~, decision that "eleven is a majority
=, er,oSs ,toSSSsnsy,two." Ills sardonic grin now
b,s beuus from ear 10 ear.-RrGsrSJurg
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Fire at HunIer,s Point.

NV York, August 3l.-Yesterday
afternoon Keltz's Cord and Trimming
Factory at Hunters Point, was burned,
Loss, 100000. One hundred and fifty
men thrown out OF employment
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lor Of the Larklng house this morning, by
Rev. Arthur Polk, Of New York. Ofi55
persons on board the Metis, 107are saved,
22 bodies have been found and 90 are now
missing. - ~"
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acknowledgement:

orn Democratic West Virginia ex.
,,srge, eud the election returns very
.nrF,.c1 .n, and conflicting. They can't
o,i,c make out what has happened.
yors YAM 40 blind rs those who don't want to
',o ,o The truth is that the returns Of no
'Es lection in The State have ever been pub.
,.,bsi 50 promptly and correctly, or have
i,Iic,,cd the result SO soon after the
.,sc,iop, IS in the INTELLIoENcER in the
Drsent instance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-02

b,,W Why, Emily, how do you do? Where
Iaye IaS you been and what have YOU been
HoinCr since l saw you?" ~ am yery
wei WI, Julia, I celebrated my wooden
rO's Seaalng last week" "Why, l didn't know
SSou you were married, How did Won cele.
O'"e nr by marrying a blockhesd."
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FOREIGN.
GERMANY.

VIENNA, September 1.-The reported
circular OF Count Andrassy In reference
to the meeting Of the Emperors at Berlin,
and purporting to give the views OF
Austria with regard 10 France and Tur.
Key Is by authority pronounced apoChry.
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A Man shot in Jail.

ALEXANDRIA, August 9l,-A brother
OF Miss Jewell shot Clark, her seducer,
through the bars Of his cell at Brentville
Jail this morning.
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New York, August 31.-Arriyed-The
steamships City o. Paris, Oceanic and
Wyoming, from Liverpool.
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The International Mills at White
Pine, Nevada, were burned Saturday.
Loss $l25000.
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Weather Report,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OT1cE or TUl CHIEF SreHAl OYFIcER.
D. C.. geDtamher i-T.sa

OTHcE or TUl CHIEF STaHAL OYFIcER,
WAsHNsroN, D. c., September I-7:S0Pn,
PRoBABILITIRs. tt
Northerly to westerly winds and clear
weather will prevail on Monday over
New England and the Middle States.
Northerly and easterly winds with clear
weather for the Southern States east of
the Mississippi generally. The westher,
from the Ohio Valley TO Lake Erie and
the Upper Lakes with southerly to west.
erly winds. Essterly and southerly winds
and partly cloudy weather for the North.
west.
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az TELE q RAlP H.
Associated PRESS REPORT.
RxCluaiyely To the IntelIieencor.

Dy the Western Union Line.
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Sss
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
To be dra" Monday. Abrl Goth, 1872.
Two GkAND CAPITALS OF
$1,000 IN GREENBACKs!
One Prize $1,000 I'm silver;

Ten Prizes Slo0 :
One Horse and Buggy with sver.Mounted lar.
ness, worth $500 each
one fne.toned Rosewood Piano. worth $500.
Ten family sewing machines, worth 500
each Five neavy cased gold hunting Watches
and heavy gold chains worth $500 each. Eve
gold American hunting watches worth 1925 each {.
Ten ladies gold hunting watches worth one hun
bred dollars each. Fig It hundred gold and
silver lever hunting watches On aID worth
from ~ 10 $500. Ladies' gold leontine chains.
gents gold vest chains. solid and double plated
silver table and teaspoons, photograph albums,
lewelry, etc, etc.
whole number gifts, 600. Tickets limited to
Gl,eOO.
Agents wanted to sell Tickets to whom liberal
premiums will be pad.
Single tickets 81 six tickets 81 twelve tickets
$40; TWENTY-FIVE $50.
Circulars containing y full list Of prizes, a de-
scripuon Of the manner of drawing, and other in.
formation IN reference TO the distribution, WILDE
sent to any one ordering them, All letters must
be addressed TO l.. ID. SINE, Box 81,
offlcE, Cincinnati y
lUl West 9TH 81. noy2wvpOlv
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Send for
D. c. JACCARD & cos H.
Iustrated Price List and
Catalogue of WaItham, How
ard, and D. C. Jaccard E. Co.'S
Watches, JeweIry, and Solid
Silver and Plated Ware, &C.
When in St. Louis you are
invited to inspect their mag
nificent JEWELRY establish
ment. Nos. 40I g. 400 N.
FOURTH St., Corner of To-
Gust, Odd Fellows Hall.
brWatches, Clocks and Music
Boxes Repaired and Warranted.
Orders by mail promptly atten.
ded to.
dsm-2-2o.
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Of 81 10 90 large yiais, morocco
or rosewood case, containing
specific for every OaditIary dis
ease n family H. subject To, ana
books Of directions .."-..-...irom $40 to s25
Smaller Family ana Travelling ca Is, -
~ TO IS ON % 0s
Specific Tor all Private Diseases,
both for Curing and Tor Proven
tive treatment, IN walls and pocNet
cases ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .. TO
PONDS EXTRACT
Cures Burns, Bruises, Lamenes>, Soreness, SORE
Throat, Spralns, roochache, Earache, Neuralgia.
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Piles, Bolls, Suugs,
sore Eyes, Bleeding of the Lungs, N"se, stOm-
ach, or of Piles; Corns, Ulcers, OF Sores.
Pnce, o., 80 cts; Plnts. sl.jO; Qgarts, sl'75.
ss-These remedies, except Ponds Extract,
by the or single box, are sent to any part OF
the country, by mail or express, Tree OF charge,
on receipt OF the price Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE co.
Office and Depot, NO. BOZ Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE BYP. sCHUh, CAIRO, Ills,
augl6deowawly
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dsn-2-9D.
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MEDICAL.
SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

IIAVE proved, from the most ample exper-
lence an entire success SImple-Prompt-
Efficient and Reliable. They are the only medi-
zines perfectly adapted to popular use-so sim
ple that mi stakes can lot be made in using them;
30 harmless as 10 be free from danger, and so
fricienfa s 10 no always reliable. They nave rails
ed the highest comnendatlohs from ALL ana VIII
always render satisfaction.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-15

1suesEs o. Liberty Lodge No. :, A. O.
u U. w., shouId bssr 10 mind the meeting
efthsis' lsdss. THE svsnisg, ss seven o'clock
sAssp. The following gentlemen, ofhesrs
of The Gsssd Lodge, ore expected 10 bs
prsss1t:,
6 n v, WIN " Walker. Of Kssdvills.
g G =, r n Ross, Of Nerth East.
g o. 4 y Roas, Of Erie.
e G. Nh Csnssosk, Of North Hsst.
g G, 8 " Retsrtsos, Of Gerry.
CT ", Peter Liasa, Of Ns.dvills.
9 o v, q Green, Of North East.
& Ad'r, 4 Timssuas. Of Cory.
g Rs'r, n g Pratt, Of Cory.
@ Trustees, W H Comstoek. North Es ct,
Pssr Lissu, Nsadvills, r n Ross, North
Esst.
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Fanny Fern asks the following conun
drum: "Can anybody tell why an editions
efiics should be 90 rspulslvs" II 10 10
keep the women away, It don't succeed, for
fair bssgars in fius rsimsnt haunt them. 1t
can't bs to allure the other sex, because 1. 10
tho chief effort Of 40 editor to hem himssl,
IN, even from bis fsllowmsn. 1t can't bs be-
cause editors have no tas.s, because many o,
then have selected very srusmsntsl wives
Well, We give 1t up. But ii they would
scrspe the cobwsbs of the wiudows, tbsi.
would bs fawsr In their editorials, If the
wsnld dust their dsskst occasion ally sab.cri-
bsrs wosId ''down with their dsst" oil thu
'ame, II they would Danish their cherished
''spi!tooous," there would be some stumb-
ling blocks less in'thsland. But q though, ,
strikes ne! Perhaps If their offices were
plsssantsr they would come home l.tsrt
Then welcome cobwebs; aud soilsd water
pitchers, and muddy iukstsnds, and even
spittnons. sincs home isn't homo withou,
.fa'hei," though be be "a editor"
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Somewhat Particular.

As tho 4 80 train from New York reached
Stamford, Saturday, an sutiqus-looking
dame thr ust her head Gut Of the window op.
posite the refreshmsut room door, and brisi.
ly shouted "Sonnyw A brigh..Iooking boy
came up 10 the window. "Littls boy"
said she, "havs yea . mother" "Yss,
MAN," DO ysu 50 to ssbool!" "Y.s,
nam. "Aad are you faithful to yeur stud.
'es" "Yss, man. "Do you ssy your
'prsyers every night" "Yss, main "Cau
I trust you to do an errAnd for met" "Yss,
nam. II think 1 can too, said The lady,
Iokoing steadily down on the manly face.
"Hers 10 fvs crn.s to get mo an apple. -
Remember, God sees you."-( Hartford
PoSt.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. - 4 msn named
Sssa 1oyt. who swsA . livery stable At Tarr
FERN, while lsSorius uoder % attack OF
dslisiuo tssusoa % Friday last, attempted
suteids BY cutting Bic throat. Imsginiog
sSas oil sorts et evil spisiu wsss pursuiushim
bs proceeded " bic barn, and cut cash
10 bts threat about four iuchevloug With .
ksiSs used for bleeding horses, partially
s''sstss ths viad pips, Fortunately no
vital part wss injured, and The unfortunsts
osn will probably recover. Another victim
% rem.
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Gold st l ?. %. losX.

Ths fsssbseAiog Csssus Report furnishes
so0G iatsrvssiaR statistics 10 regard 10 the
progress Of Psspsylvauis, 10 point Of popu-
lsttss, during ths last decade. In 1860 the
DspulstSss wss sos,3ls 10 1870 /, had
iosrssssd 10 35l2.79l. . gain of3l ls pr
eat, This large 3D. itiH 10 our rrpresSn-
tstivs pspuls.i"s 'ssHsles our rood old Com.
0o0WsatI6 10 lNs-mors meDbrrS OF Con-
Ssses, mating our sstionsl representation
s., instead al ~. AZ bere.ofcrs. The ratio
of iusssass Of representative population in
shs Different sss'ious 10 40 follows: New
Esglsad, 90; Middle lstss.s, -; Southern
Ssstss' Sl.4; wsssssn ssatss, 3s,A per cert
1As sstirs population. % { the United States
10 pus dSwH at -, lls.26S, . gain Of 6, 92s, =
800 10 the pest ten years.
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Says ,b" Chicago Post: Architect Van
Ossdl compstss, from reliable data, that at
least three milss Of irosts will be rebuilt In
tue burot district Of the South Side the com.
ing season for commercial, purposes, and
that the new buildings will compare f.vora.
bly, With the old 10 point Of elegance and
cost. THE 10 equal 10 AREA to one.,hisd Of
the entire business blocks destroyed. In
three years, then, scco, ding 10 this estimate
the burnt district will bs blstted out, ana
Chicago will be bsrssIf again. EureIy, the
marvel Of her uplifting is destined to eel pee
that Of hpr dOwLtsll.
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OIL MATTERs on ALL8NDsR RvN.-Ws
learn that oil nstt~rs on Allsudpr Rus and
vicinity are beginning to be quite lively.
One we'll 10 now down about so
feet. located On the AcIntire farm. Ano,b-
Or rig on the lease adjoining, same farm, IL
nearly completed and drilling will begin the
present week. Still another rig 10 up and
nearly rssdy to eomnencc drilling, on .
tract Of land adjoining thes Nc
Mutt farm on tho west. Oc the Ware tract.
or Alieudsr - It ls sometimes called, owued
Ia isa by our towpsmen, M-ssrs. ]. ". Ksp.
lsr l. Co., we'll 10 down aud cased to the
depth Of 800 feet. This last mentioned
tract joins the Copeland farm, near Pitbole,
% which there 10 . located" nesr the line
which has been flowing about q barrel per
day Of sxssllsnt green oil for over two
ysau There 10 also pumping we'll on the
east side Vt said tract, near the line, which
10 yielding about u. barrels per day. Al.
lender Run 10 but . short distance from the
big wslis At Cssh Up, and land in tha,
vicinity 10 being rapidly huotsd BY vii
operators.
A. far back ~ 1865 Alleuder Run Wal
widely known for its large gas wells, in tba,
respest very much resembling the East
Sandy tsrritcry. There 10 not much doub,
but that good wells will be struck In thai
vicinity, and II would not be surprising i
another oil sxoitemsut wsuld break out b, =
fore msny months
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And now that the mirs Of Nernouism 10

And now that The mifs Of Nermopism -
pretty nearly worked out. there comes ffsn
Utah The tintiupssulstion Of another snd
better discovery. The bowels OF the far
wss, grow metals - the gardens Of The Ess.
grow vegetables. The latest orchard Of this
kind. the crop being tin, has recently been
found at Ogden, forty miles due north from
Salt Lake City, and bstv osn the lake sad
noun ,ains Tin was found near here in
small quantities some years ago, but owing
10 Mormon dislike Of miaisg. ignorance or
other coases, nothing resulted from the dis
covery. The mines we're examined again
more carefully few dsys ago, BY experts
from English minss, who pronounced them
very rich and Of prime importance. II Is
ssid that they yield. twenty per cent. pure
tin. The metal has long been found south
Of here 10 Mexico, Peru, Chilli and Brazil,
and has been mined to somo extent 10 Cali
fornis. But our enormous. employment has
been principally met BY importa.ions frsm
BsnoA and Cornwall. II the new discovery
proves oil that 10 promised, another source
Of wealth will bs opened to 10 10 region
aboundiug With metals. In Europe veins
Of tin that are no more than threads are
found 10 repsy labor, whence we may we'll
iofsr that such vast discoveries 70 ere re-
ported in Utah will Rave the Importance
thSt IL assumed.