Show I I V- - i“ f '? - ’ ' H ! i ' s’!- ! - - r r POZt SAXiS d TALE OP -- SIIlrWIiFCK A than 300 wagons B nJ ambulances were Cither L of the The accident or morning dcHtroye!' DAILY turned to own adntage much as though the The Elvina with a crew and passengers 3000 rqcS'DS rzicnia whole thing h been planned The only regret I o fllV In sailed of the to thirty-twfrom QCT33 morning rapture early is the eight amounting persons have Tl'ESDAY MORXIXO HOOFER Ob KLDRItDOB to ten hunted of our men Calcutta for Boston on December 22d In ' t “T TERMS: i a letter written by Mr: Jacobs United States Fro n nil I can learn the number of Early's novlcws than 11000 tlG 00 Consul-Gener- al 5 at Calcutta dated April - 20 i V AcbobT' " SHERIDAN' 94)0 1 (Signed) 1 : 90 : - t V Biz Alohtlu : particulars are given of the wrerlc of the ' r rirt Kansas-CitMo 22 : Corf Wood or : and vessel for horrible the of the j crew CHART KR OAK sufferings Tbret Month aro between little Blue and In- After describing the accident to the The tight yeJlej-ditho fancy dwarf otnce Corf PeuMcn'di delivered in ihtci' ship U dependence was n very gallant affair We fought narrative proceeds : t Price’s entire army for live hours Me Lane's colTer'iiatyf number “The hnll wait Slowly sinking and the crew CANNON r Corf ored battery idlencedthc'guns of the rebel battery Ti Co! Hovt matte a gallant sabre charge with a bat- sprang overboard five minutes before she one SOUTH The Kansas Colorado 3nd loth regitalion of the went down the master and his bro- - S1IXCT IRON AND ZINC II ment is said to have lost sixty men in killed and sher alone leaving standing together Together they roK wounded Maj Smith in command of the regiment was killed Onr entire loss is reported at flank ami were not again seen Gaining the J w on tHw TcrriU'i? felTows rested a little tion of the 40ft Fagan Shelby Marmadnke (?lark McCrea poor toating spars' of am several other Brigadier are with Price until the cabin roof was driven3 within 'reach: KEROSENE AND CASTOR OILS ' share of the prnerul advancing prosperity favored Onr pickets had a slight skirmish early this mor- upon which they clambered to the! number KEROS EN B LAMPS ’WICKS AND CU1MNBTA jf grttlemcnieand trill hereafter he 11 A IS of eleven The rest had disappeared Here flOontron c'erywh re j ning ' i with aiar: r£f‘t waf( stacked at By ron'n Ford jnni40n tied to thev down the lay jupon the spars common fault and comer- - he ivy column aboct in the afternoon The washed over them The is now a H10tc?or tu- - sails and the sea Mall fell back j enemy t'oreed the ford and Jeiuiison ' - ' r wards V:stirt and the State line: lteinforcem cuts wind died in and a two shirt eitioti r tearing HORSE-SHOE NAILS GRIFFIN at the' recent were sent to him and the two commands fought they raised away a signal of distress Two pump- CUT AND tfi? nvtfSurPS-tilopteSince NAILS FINISHING till all Sises : him " alter dark driving a diatanee of kins sole relics of the ship’s stores were seen' - thh enemy Conferoncoliave inlicaled more cleuriy a tle- foiir miles over the open prairie floating nigh but riot within reach and they HUNGARIAN NAILS! and TACKS Portland Maine 23 f "tenninatidi to make the south a sttccws a looked longingly upon them S3 they passed liy " A ' fire but broke one half at ftfluence-hathis on s beoiT morning pat more healthy" and agreeable JL’iiion Wharf Kastport consuming all the business At noon the gale again sprang' upj blowing associated with-- A he nani itself and even part of the town Loss $300000 furiously as before The waves: swept tumul- ANVILS VICES 'Blaeltimlfh's j Kansas City 23 f tuously over the raft carrying away two of nit nroveriiiallv intcresreiP’ih the social "SCREW PLATES and a great their imiribeiv One George Chase swam j and retreat-!- n back and' was assisted FILES and BORAX upon it lmt soon ''lldint pursuit from swallowing sea water fico iii the numbering II 4k K j All that day ail niglit the storm quito a possibiKty of that (to maj- trike for and died Fort Scot but they will be too closely followed to continued moderating towotils morning Tlie yet bccominguthe ikaly of Utah do much damage Battle began early this mornQueeniwar sky was overcast tho second 'day but the ' j ' In the' California papers we j ing Wind went down aud the ' sea uecaine more 23 CRATX9 OF The volunteers were liotly engaged yesterday calm ' constant ‘'attention drawn to the Colorado' CROCKERY Hie sun rose bright aud clear in a and CoK Jennisnn by moonlight did' Some splendid CniKA and uttered ions are of the third day and a largt' amount of pmlict lighting The itnation last night looked precari- clondless sky the morning GLASSWARE most Price line ous having occupied the fiercely upon their A Big Blue ami his beams beat favorable to southern Utali and if events This needed article a Household morning opr line was formed five miles south unsheltered heads Maddened with thirst la comprising every march as they at present iiulicute inclination of Kansas city on 'the Westport road- - Skirmish- in of them the drank some sea their agony for several hours when our whole u 0s - the probabilities are that £1 cVtcnsive jstir-rin- g ing continued The water and died The fourth day another died force advanced ad heavy fighting ensued i business will mark the future of Tliat enemy fell back rapidly and formed another line a The survivors cut olThis legs and ate for the mito and a half from thvir first position Here an first time since leaving the ship they drank ± ' ! Seal! country artillery engagement took place the infantry slow- their own urine Xot a morsel had they eaten FAIRBANK'S PLATFORM When tho'ploneers entered this' basin we ly advancing and jthe enemy falling back The not a UNION BAR was kept1 up for about ten minutes from drop of fresh water had they drank for doubt muchil' thc most paiignim nnion ns lighting Hen four came in our left this point Pleasanton then days The clouds gathered overhead on COUNTER AND GOLD SCALES i c cOutd see --so eajlyAhe realizations of the pre-f- ‘ and a grand chargo followed resulting in the total the fiftfi ilav bat the sun burnt them off and 4s E of the enemy II rout shone mpre scorehingly than ever That sent' day ri he discovery of gold on the 1’n- -' JVhen our' informant left tin? front the pursuit evening one of their comrades slipped over was vigorous by oiir whole cavalry force Gen cific soon made our city the centre of a Carpentaria commanded the volunteer force on the left the side of the ship saying ‘I am going home lilmft to--' h igbway —a dace of rest ' weary pil- Dietelor the centre hud right which was composed I can stay here nojonger Lwant toi see my COMPLETE STOCK OF PLANES and PLANE IRONS RULES SQUARES AUOERS CHISELS Ae Col mother come with me—we shall not be long the Kansas militia and the 2d Colorado grim? Years roll pn and with the advance of Kurd was in the thickest of the fight and made sevII 4b R of time the city becomes the centre of com-- " eral brilliant charges We cannot ascertain the away and soon return’ They wcrejtoo weak r to prevent it and he swam away Far as their mere® for Hearfv the half of the western world looses on either side at present dim eyes could range did they wishfully watch 23 Louis St Carpets and to the extent of its growtkdt is unsafe' to It was Fagan’s divisions which had a light with him swimming on the sharks splashing their AND 3 PLY In variety S on Blue Blunt's lllniit object white fins by his side till he was lost in the limit - was tor detain the rebels yesterday !' I as long as possible and he distance The sixth day came and went and i 'For the southi there is vastly more cnconr-- succeeded with a small force in keeping them all fixe day When they got into a another died But three were left now of the Stationery agement at t ho --present time than there was positionnearly to tiankhiin he then retreated to the Big eleven At the last moment relief came— in the first five-yea- r of opeupation diere and Blue Where General Deitzlcr with several thou- The French barque Claire Robert master dis- FULL LINE OF sand militia ami f SCHOOL And BLANK BOOK? as sure as tlajr VoloWs night so sure will com- vetoran were inCurtis with a considerable force of covered the raft their signal fortunately position SLATES INK flying and despatched a boat to tlieir assistamerce makeAi path of the Colorado to thf Ta-- j Chicago 24 - Cal Leavenworth nce”-!— FOOLSCAP BILL USOAL 20th LETTER CAP AltaBATH and Blunt Gen papers say that on 'cifiand if need be to tlio "Atlantic-- with 2000 cavalry entered Lexington Tuesday NOTE PAPER attacked him with an 'overARRIVALS AND UEPAR1TRE8 San Francisco can already put her commer-- On Wednesday K force and after a sharp fight drove him whelming cial commodities as 'cheap within a hundred from the city Blunt fell Lack to the Little Blue F£i: OVERLAND NAIL LINE' ' Arrivals — Monday:— I Englebrcclit W A Fishmiles of St George as she can put them at fighting desperately and retarding the advance of Tv Farmers the enemy On Thursday and Friday the skirmish- er J C Ferguson 300 DOZEN Car 30 n and there is a vast differenpe-tavora-ing continued between the Little and Big Blue Departures— Monday:— J D Alley J 5V Rich:d lokii in Wednesday’s fight was almut 50 Blunt SPADES SHOVELS PORKS IIOEK bio toSt Gfcorgi biitween the two depots for mond 24 New dVEBLAN'D LINK STACK rmt &AKES SCIYHES SNATHS x: the commerce of this The Ifcruld Martinsburg-corresponden- t 22d city Smith G L Arrivals— HB J Bayou Monday:— ’ ' eJ Arizona will seek the assistance of the Iras esinformation from thw front which indicates that W K Ilyde ii — & in the battle of Die 10th inst reach 5 ' 'government to perfect the liuvigntion of the 000 killed womideid and missing We also lost old!Departures: —-J F Xounan T Adams W Reyn' Savva J Stewartin the morning 24 guns We captured in' ' Colorado to its function tlie Hio Virgin early cluding the wounded who are in onr hands about ARRIVALS AT BALT LAKE HOC8K AND CROOKES FROST MILL BRANCH 'and in the course of tlie next 'session of Coil- - 7 000 and 50 guns The total loss of the enemy - Monday —T Aronson G H Horn U S A A i Do Do CROSS CUT cannot therefore be much short of 10000 ineii gross the probabilities are that a tri weekly I'ustar alone has receipts for 45 guhs and 3 battle K Tfimibo J E Walker T Slusher 1 H WetDo BUCK (Do family H B Bryan R mail route will be established between Salt Hags' beshles a large number of ambulances horses zels TW BL Wade and C T Celle Middleton J A Haley JACKSON'S and SPEARS DISSTQX’S HAND and mule etci This makes 51 pieces of arlivkff City and Los Angeles and close on tlie harness division whieh'his has the tillery OTHER SAWS captured during THAT STEAM SA1V 2IILL! - heels of the mail the telegraph line will be last two weeks E'’ II It is now pretty certainly determined that Long-streI am novr reparad to fill bills fur Lumbar ond'Timbor built and in working order before I Sofi was not in the: valley but that Early deter- at tho ' ' What we now want To Builders is for our business men mined to strijse a desperate blow for the recovery of this district and his lost reputation in the abSAW I LOCKS LATCHES BUTTS SCREW8 CATCHES when tlfey gobn their mission'south to fiilly sence- as of the Coiu-Ge- n ' and the Canon etc Lamb’a In STRAP aad HOOK HINGES etc assura themlves of the tojiography of the Oth corps In this effort he was seconded by Kershaw whoso In infantrv All been to bnlld should several times the wishing persons having II early spring country terwhich they wilLdirtct their wier- - deflated by our cavalry felt that his reputation apply immediately j I can also supply Cabinetmakers with the best quality GLASS gies move in everything towards estaWislung needed some brigliteuingT Many of the other officers hotv'ever high m command deemed the cf of White anil Red Tine lumber a degot near the mouth of tho Gulf wlipre fort rash and hesitated not to PUTTY JOS A youxq express the opinion G S L City Oct 24 1804 the Pacific Steamers coming from llie Isth- that should it fail it Would end the rale of ConfedWHITE LEAD in that section of Virginia exeKershaw eracy LINSEED OIL mus can discharge their freight and then we cuted the first portion of the programme well and the whole rebel with obsti bid army fought TURPENTIXE 'can defiance to bushwhackers and greater PRIVATE SALE! nacy than ever befoire as'thcir losses attest but VARNISH on the jrailroads or frontiers of nothing could withstand the impetuosity of our Parties wishing to purchase at Private Sale men and PAINTS tin? Westcru States ' :" An Ambulance Carriage with Cower — The Herald’s correspondent has the following t IS I II concerning our captures at Cedar Creek and pnr-ui- t A Caale of Crockery In Lots' to suit Purchasers V— the enemy Devin with his little brigade EASTERN TELEGRAPHIC NEWS keptofswooping MAPLE SUGAR down upon their rear gobbling up LAKE'S AND CHILDREN'S WEARING APPAREL' and men by scores lie pressed them FANCY CANDIES si hard that it was impossible to get their artillery 'MIXED CANDIES out of his way or their wagons and ambulances CORTLYAS SUBMITS TO MAXIMILIAN! only to Mr MeMINN at the The drivers And cannoneers dismounted and ran Apply for three days 98-' GUM DROPS j 2 House opposite II O KIMBALL Esq E ARIA'S ' ARMT FLEEtTbUT ANNIHILATED off into the woods on cither side of the road and LOZENGES the rear guard of Die demoralized rebel army if it SALE FOR ONCEMRE! one had whole in followed train suit the leaving I LICORICE our hands Limbers caissons wagons and ambuADOBIES 40000 - FURTIIEirDETAIlSOl' TIIE PURSUIT PIGS IN PACKAGES lances were alt huddled together in the greatest A P iHOC KL WOOD'S at disorder the We to followed the base up enemy BATTLE ON TiTe BIG BLUE! at Retail If 4k JE of Fisher’s Hill when C6I Nichols with hi4 galOS 6 12th Ward t lant 9th New York charged them again and drove PRICE ROUTED AND FLEEING! them back leaving considerable portions of their DRIED Looking Glaseee wagon train in his hands which uc secured We GRANT CAN ENTER RICHMOND AT IIlS did not follow up thei chase Hill1 beyond Fisher’s For Srfo by GILT ROSEWOOD and COMMON variety of Sixse LEISURE! The infantry commands moved np to Cedar creek fl 4k E ‘and went into their old camps while the cavalry W S Godbe 0 for bivonaced tbenighta litue beyond Strasburg Tha Allioaca from Vet a Cniifr!n?rc nn' At Buckland the Slaughtered of the enemy were 50000 CIGARS HAVANA k DOMESTIC that Cortjnas ha wbnUtted Dye Stan otelllSf“ce immense The whole ' Country between Middle-tow- n AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT LARGE amilian a ad urrenilere d ax' foPer°r1 is ' literally stre wn with rebel For Sals Cheap by hi ard Strasburg arm and ammunition E II tin Vpaun??’ corpses v y M j ' W S Godbe k —--0 —— command under Maxamian!?Cwtln At anrearly hour the next morning thepuranit ted a commission in the armrVsv1 acceP‘ Sacks Emperor as was continued by Powell’s cavalry Re captured LOT LARGE WAGONS IRON ANp WAGON TIMBER Brigadier General which cannon the 14 had of driven SACKS enemy LINEN HEAVY BOO pieces ' The rebels for some time - have hau nto the mountains At W'oodstock the column For Sale at hv Price Matamora 3 BALES 40 inch DUNDEE BUBLAPS DUCK ' offering large ama a short time when it retired rested taltcdand 40 toeh U 8 A STANDARD tlnas for his rifled cannon but he reffjjtf many up toward prisoners picking Strasburg by 8HAKX31 OSNABUBG1 S lrV 4 Oodbe as were them not only p they o ted' States out eneuuea toa republican form r the way' New York 24 FLOUR WANTED fiovermnrnt on this continent and if t had not the The opinsays Herald's special Washington jHaeblne Bcltfng ?cen for rebels Mexico would not have umva ion is oponlv avpwed by the highest military auBELTINO 3 4 5 am) 6 Inch PERC1IA By dedby the fteneb QCTTA thorities here th&t Grint can it any time he pleasS Oodbe W k- 3 and 10 inchJ A large number of Mexican officers arrived in es with a few Da LEATHER in fr fightings occupy Richmond hastithe Alliance to seek an assykua in the United force and thathours or will either capitulate Lee Apply to 'j ly evacuate ' the rebel capitol The only reason FINE TABLE BAIT WANTED State' : Gedar Creek Lieut the of desire mXl the assigned for the delay is & Yh4p V:By pursued the enemy nearly to Mount Jackson General to obtain the same result withoutthethf se- e j ::'i cap-jutWS6odbt attend f the rous would sacrifice I9ik and 20th without en of life that during the nights of ' Je of 97-- 6 this at assault this direct an his jpoimtering organized regiment of strong hold by army From accounts by prisoners the route is complete WAITED IMMEDIATELY About '2000 X the enemy brokeand made their ED—An editor at a dinner table ‘on Main Street monntains es th left thir-- 6 COAL MIXERS 'r' ' thronghthe way down on :jv reif he some i would t take pudding The the road and ’1 v-- teen miles G TEAMSTERS a fit in SALT plied GREAT of abstraction “Owing to a crowd are covered with small arms thrown ‘ jA the Country 2 HERDERS h 0f Forty-fiv- e rebels the o S? flying find room wc pieces to by unable ®aer away are Mbten and Traden’ Outfitting ZatahliahaosL c yr CUUTOW are nawat my hcadjuartefiv Not less oritf artillery 97-- 1 w Office 4341 cap-ture- FH-UtFU- JSEEBBAPH THE ' y drid ‘ th AND 'a I ’ rr i'irr NEW STORE i I - p k T-- T - - y y wcm J Hfrc -- -- i ‘ S & RANSOHOFF f tic I- i I tic I -i V: 1 N i s new goods:: I Ke hl ! Le 1 CO f0! f CO Hit i s: - l-- j V Ml ! to ¥f : 1 r-- W ehrfl in a few days epeu our ‘ f ' ! d I:-- I I J turn-eiVbht- ek Mi t ' l Temple Street directly epyeette t oOoe of the aide - jk'K 'the V ' di - - T1 where we shall taka pleasure In showing tha genii people of Great Salt Lake City and vicinity eoae iof the - JV Vl 'i - of-th-e i or fir ! i :v ac Is ! ' to V FINEST STYLES s -- -- i b ? I -- i OVERLAID STAGE LINE i - fail ’: - i 13-ne- find-almo- st no 1 vni 1 Store ' NeW !: ‘ Ml J 1 i PLAIN AND FANCr pi ' th ' ‘O' rr rt i i I fia-tion- t j- - mJ-- v DRESS GOODS i li' R to al CT KR 0 KFHRE IN THIS MARK RT D - I:' V : I ’ -- tl I " r ‘i i ? the-Littl- f cm-plov- j j- - Ti ed - Onr stock being extensive wUI alee embrace beetdee whole range of ! STAPLE GOODS - ih-ie-e I -- tbe : i ri v- - f: HA every mianr artisle eaumented in the raUlogue of the 1 BEST MERCANTILE V-er-k - j Xxx -- A- ‘ our-loss- i fi r l w-it- li ti ! 1 : --- ! Upov T : HOUSES 1 y -- " the Weat erriral of onr train we shall ftR np' 8b ’ ’ y - : j -- "f OUR PRESENT HOUSE k j just below the Overland Stage et i" y- Office witbv : i- MILL STEAM - Complete Stock of I i- GO 98-l- m i giicr-rilaseith- or f 1Jr- i - i : f t - V r - FURNISHING O D S il r WINTER CLOTHING rs i j i ! f A I j - OF THE MOST SUPERB ! AND - : Sir i - j ‘ r h AXD- - -- tlicir-office- - I GENTLEMEN'S MOST SUBSTANTIAL- QUALITY - -- J PEAIIES r - ‘ - L COUNTRY DEALERS th? i f n f 4-- ? MAKING THEIR PVRCIUSES f ! -- of us r i " ‘ -- HOOPER S - f ' j J Advautages in I on?vat "f Will £nd Unsurpassed - ELBREDGE Tte Highest Price Paid ' LES for - '4 ft J 4 I V Jv -- PRODUCE V ri be-1“Fas-oed ' - 'w OF ALL KIND? LKE GITYUf line-of'retrea- Telegraph : i f 80-t- X i A 1 - — 47 — i i — r—-:- 4 ' fA- l‘-- l - |