Show mnafl t vsZm jrarratf ifaip THE TM tint ce riiiilT Paper TioVfJjjome Interest p0jticei rights q tioas sad n ft Territory eed the of the people A i month inoratit tr ®ti00 NO SALT LAKE CITY SATURDAY DECEMBER 11 VOL 1869 33 to Bridging He Straits ofDovrr has not been publicly stated but 4 The Suez Canal is already threatenvarious estimates have been made from ed million to fifty million with eclipse as an engineering -No dispatches S'o DisPATCtrei which such traffic as would marvel by a proposition beginning to dollars or west The line instantly pour through between Engjrduy Horn east be seriously entertained of bridging land iml France would probably repay There has evidently been down the Straits of Dover We copy from in a few years The express trains somewhere big storm would cross in loss than one hour Appleton's Jtn&hdl concerning the proallowing for the utmost caution nml ' posed work: stage ycstcrdajr fo Trains —The the common road oil eolation would be that The French engineer Boutet has immense came in with the report Even the pedestrian pasEES evening hit would from a finally that a haKarrived yesterday upon system pay heavy percentage promise sage c0 trains lie h Looks like winter to conquer all difficulties WHAT MAY FOLLOW or west: the devoted years to the labor of experiThu new system completely revolthe road hut we still think ment and examination and has suctiry on Hi utionizes the whole science of bridge block will not bo of long duration ceeded in getting together a joint stock and no river however wide of 'some of the building company consisting either line or stormy can henceforth bur the way first manufacturers and the was engineers the of in type Ciince the above of commerce to cross it desiring and reported that north of France Europe and Asia may be united by a light stage arrived A "MODEL had reached single span across the narrow part of ihe train from the east This company have caused a model the at or the Dardanelles Bosphorus the one hundred feet in Just as we expected I’intah length with all ap- and the union of the Italian mainland block'’ has keen a short one pliances and paraphernalia to be con- with the Island of Sicily is equally structed and with this they explain feasible across the Straits of Messina Thus too may Denmark be reunited Sick— We learned last night that their project and execute their expert to Sweden is mental trials by a bridge over the sound tar Delegate lion W II Hooper at Elsinore and conjoin her scattered TOE PLANS fi in New York and will not be able islands from point to point and at a Boutet has really two projects to If to attend the opening of Congress next propose the first of which contem- future day the trip be made by a belt We "are sorry to hear of the railroad that shall traverse Monday the north plates a bridge with a single span via and trust it The second has in vieWa bridge often of Europe Asia and America Captain's indisposition each of the latter nearly two Behring's Straits nor of spans will not be of lengthy duration miles in length The latter system is a serious character Home Manufactures — The foolflie one preferred chiefly because it is the more economical of the two ishness of many people in prefering E? Tn schemes The proposition is to have Generous! — The New York articles manufactured at a distance to irt publishes a letter the bridge rest on the Shakespeare iaiie of the 20th ult is pointedly and upon Cape those made at home whom it styles the Cliff on the English uom Fisk junr Blanc Ncz on the French side These touched off' in the following from the of that two 'ornament and amusement” which are of solid Louisville Courier Journal which conpromontories In referring to that letter the chalk offer sufficient resistance ty to a lesson that can he conned over “We have given the sustain the whole weight of the struc- veys j limit says: and reflected on with advantage: ture hospitality of our columns to all classes The time has not been long since the The exact distance between these conditions of men to negroes two main abutments is people of Louisville absolutely refused iUBiclmen rebels and even of late to thousand seven hundred metres ertual to buy articles of home manufacture A case in innowi After them it is Mr Fisk’s to three hundred and fifteen feet less knowing them to be such Some years ago than eighteen and a half miles to which point occurs to mind and we give him space” Urn man of small must he added four hundred and an enterprising Hie italics are ours They mark the a little shop for the manufacmore for the escarpfeet ' ’ib of the extract We see the scale ture and sale of horn comb- After ment on bo tli sides wasting al! working several months a if udo and dwoiJo of the Tribune THE SPAN’S his small capital and meantime accom Each span will consist of five vertinegroes tlien Mtisselmen then plishing very little the dealers of tin bc’s then Mormons and last of al cal frames or (vessels all five firmly city in that line refusing to buy of him He posted off mu Fisk It is consoling to reflect fastened together so as practically to a thought struck him form but one presenting the appear- to New Y ork' and samples at the Triluiir thinks there is at this of his wares with exhibiting of X's ance of a Upon prices to wholesale one person who ought to come tresselwork will be laid the flooring of dealers struck a bargain to ship his but probably that the bridge upon which will be placed entire liter the Mormons He reproducts to that city tracks turned and went to work with a will nus because the Krie man’s letter came the various etc the safety of passengers His New York merchant promptly But where is the great credit eing secured by parapets all for took am he and produced paid oue the Tiibuue except that it rose Near the escarpment the platform he began to get up in the world Aftfp superior to other journals in tbe per or trestle of the bridge will be sixty a time it leaked out that the same f susdimensions in feet and vertical tormance of a duty We would not dealers who refused to buy his wares o feet above the surface from him ni its claims to honor a whit in that pended simply because they were of of the sea The construction will be home manufacture did actually buy ha- - extended oi such that the “hospitality” at every nohrt lightness and them from his New York merchant columns “even to Mormons’’ But solidity will be combined in the most and extolled them as the best in the fail to see it has done other than a judicious manner and the weight eqal country distributed The duties of our wholesale merWhen a people are hounded ly 'iiiy The strength of the bridge wiil allow manufacturers especially kadnoed abused and villificd we twelve full trains laden to their utmost chants to our arc not as in the line of small goods 'ink every leading journal should give capacity to cross the axis of the spans perfectly understood as they should he in safety at the ame time were they The best interests of the whole commu'mil rhe "hospitality" of its columns to meet and had tracks enough to of our or defense and nity demand the encouragement a fair statement of The breadth of the bridge mul own manufacturers pass first aud before all 'hits without claiming any extra credit tiplied by its weight gives a resistance others when this can be done Every ft We can assure the Tribune times greater than the force dollar paid to a borne producer will hat “even Mormons” can of the strongest gale beating on such a return with interest: paid to a foreign 'tough surface that likelihood little but is house there nrociate rinrtesies the and draw THE I’iLUARS it will ever be heard of again rie between those who do their duty So far as tire plan has been dixelo-earticles desired are not proparticular nd those who and not can do pass to the public the new ideas consists in duced in this city let merchants as a iwr the implication in the italicized constructing the pillars of iron and class take steps to establish and sups bras: without getting “mad” over it heavy timber tree? work in port a factory and put the products on nr o the This is the method or other suitable places on shore market that by the aid of buoys fastened be- adopted elsewhere and it cannot fail of when low them and removable they sueces- A Nice Man! — On our reporter ge- have been secured at the proper point ts for the police report last night he they can be towed to their places and bund the entry of L Reggcl who there lowered to the bed of the sea ps a Jew’s trading store in town as These places are to he previously as-uhr $30(1 bonds to appear before the eertained and floating buoys all at AMERICAN tached to one cable which is to extend “rebate Court for selling obscene pie like a builder’s line on land across the SKW YORK re The charge demanded some strait The base of the pillar which will ivostigation for such a thing is of a Student of New of open work in order to offer Female Med tealYork ot unusual character here and ' consist the less resistance to tide and current miim was devoted to if Tbe ob- - will lie A lady writes to the Philadelphia extremely firm and strong and on which based is tnity the charge at the same time have the elasticity of Pi ess the following account of the treatof it ment received by the female students 'Os 'tod of a pring from the peculiarity cigai ease simple enough The part most exposed ""I at (usually hut possessing in construction (of which the writet was one at the to the beating of the waves will he "l' tin pocket a secret picture York six Hospital and protected by an Bellevue boxed in solidiv ' "ilv hrm! ht to baht of the must armor of interwoven galvanized iron- years ago The upper part on which the The work ’by tiinl Our treatment there "a- - think noting character ot the sit porstiuetim! will in tudeiu ss aid indecency " e scl'i a ycung man under nivilen in order unpiedleled will lie open mediately reof the vulgar in consequence '''ii iiii- ace The defence to oppose tin sue lli'st possible aggre- minis enooiii'iircinent which the dial abiiiit a month ago the oigi'i will winds the and of to surface gate wlm bud the clinic in ehnrec cave V' n received lor alteration or in mistak' n ml a Hurd ensv access (both by wonl’ and look to tin ma’c rl he pair and at the aim: time will not and medical mi red to he put aside but tbiV day - solid wc were admitted to the t’‘C- view of mariners the ititii " and iln the how lie would necessarily do clinic was pillars subject " method of securing the nillars on the 'iUct:!! was sold b theilol that bottom is not disclosed but “engineers teach clinic ihe to of app' tiivil "a cvitlciieo though Tile object Was will readily understand that anchor-ui- the use of the fonvps - oth-There were mu tin- - first ene old braces supply all necessary moans about five hundred male medical stuid liir'i (lis'jio cl oft) boy’s lie- for that and thirty of u women dents purpose d " ni nnd i ightcen yeais of age The tow mg and sinking of tbe pil- Not one vvotd was aiil - to the pro' 'I'1 nut remember at this of the male stuwriting ar- present the main difficulty and priety of the '"'it the penalty is in this Territory for will have to be don" in the fairest dents or the immodesty or indelicacy of women either there or '"I nirii infl rnal pictures hut we weather will he The pillars hai imr male attendants at such a time n 'till be inflicted ti the full exfacing tjde and current on the east ami The only point of discussion vu whethilic man to er adho could keep in his west in the part chiefly exposed the female students should culminsuch The mitted there and obscene things the surface action filthy FIVISIUNO ated the Saturday following in a bru'a iter tin m to lie there is worthy the the room secured from and drive us The pillars once set tish effort to " nl If remaining iou and punishment The clinic was opened by a hall hour work wiil he comparatively “ ‘''l received them in mistake as asy although a heavy force will have lecture from the piofossornet upon the ''d they should have been iliumor its mode ol on it night and day nature of the to be employed and cure lint unon the question u pension: t menretain them and the scaffolding work to be made to move with tioned after which a iile door opened vouth of timber entered so a to and ho utni"st celerity escape jad a coarse vnljar The foi lu!o He lias been in the incomplete weather and wet ks in consequence of the ret ion linking lily oi that (lie inetluh of into wcivina form part nl the Fu’iich lira ci lie eftliehip lmt had then recovered cannot describe ‘tf TII VeiOor jufl't vAj'uf e palem d tile lliiiiir Mice it H' aid tihihtj "! tlia treatment had n fur the ivsisun: sg U'lbiy vvhiel ting soul hope never jle stnu’t'iro as vou well ftoin ev id nt THE ei'S’l Ik like mb ii Sil bile n !l fire HO" V it' i in isfi mati'iii:d irfo Tlr lATt'RDAY MONDAY TKNMS- 5er annum 1100 CASK IH advance:) ' Six months did no Fsrrt C!p pi Family Paper esuwtatinsevery settlement ia the Territory PUBLISHED tkrm5 IK ADVAurn in the eitvt n iveredaf residence ?x months £i00 Fit JIlDUin'ihree tit MORNING 't LATEST BY MAIL lr !' '' ami twirling the other The) professor then told him to take off hi pan's and He ?t place himself upon the table when the Professor refirst hesitated plied w’ith a monehalatit air ‘Tat nev off ladies take mind the fr your This order was quictlv obeyed pants! and l’at laid himseif upon the table thoroughly as exposed his person possible then folded his aims across his chosL The professor laughed and looked around upon the ml students who with but few exeeptionn hooted laughed and clapped their hands and The professor theiri teefce stamped looked at his subject before him then repeated his laugh and glaum'd to the students which of course was another for hooting and yelling What ladies do ? They there like marble Not a muscle moved At the close of the clinic we wore compelled to march through a double file of mea We subject to their jeers and gaze however continued to attend the did-ias it was right and our only means of gaining the desired knowledge add were soon treated as the dignity of womanhood demanded I and as a consequence decomposition of the figures are partially desomo the animals the stroyed Among deer and bear are the most A tortoise figures among conspicuous them and from the great variety of figures it vvouid seem as though the authors intended it as a list of the native aniimti moose SEW Sial st in THURSDAY advance: $S00 Three months Fix months (VAMSI1— CASH !S AHYAX0K) Six months Perannusn 3700 three month" 82 to 00 8 to clue to the mysterious appearance of There things could be was blood upon the seat and upon tbe bottom and rides and tbe shot hole- tied tho Starrs but nothing else skiff uji to tic hank and left it it now probably remain? waitin'7 for un owner or claimant HAMPSHIRE Mnu Alive WESTERN Tbt Oldest From tho Franklin N 11) Union There is a man living in tho town of named Ossipee in New Hampshire Joshua Kanuoek who is according to 1G0 years of ae? tho best information He is extremely imbecile and takes tiie 1 le inoved to simplest kind of food from the State of Maine some SsHipec He is a native of ago Scotland where he lived uuiil he was about 40 years of ago Ho married and lost hi a wife in his native country He has one daughter who canto to this country and with whom and her descendants he has resided ever since The family who have the care of him now are middle aged people and are his descendants in the fifth generation PESrXSTXVANlA He served in the old French war was Sign of (he Camiiig End of Iligli with Rogers in his campaigns up about Price Lakes George and Champlain and on his return recollets seeing Governor (From the Philadelphia Ledger and his Secretary William AlThe end of high prices of almost Shirley exander near Albany ITe was also everything seems to be approaching out in the war and his and if not hurried by a crash it will be recollections Revolutionary are quite distinct as far The recent failure of an old and back well He speaks of Colonel as that supposed to lie wealthy wine house at Aaron Burr as being a smart young New York has quickened apprehension officer about New York also or seeing in the market and apprehension is the and espeand Lafayette nourishment of trouble in the same Washington recollects Alexander Colonel cially line At Chicago we have reports of Hamilton one of WashingionVaids un approaching At Lou ami that heas panic there occasionally to bring isvillo there right sharp pressure orders to the officer in command He with high rates for money and an in- has used tobacco from his and youth disposition on the part of the banks to has probably chewed and smoked more discount From Cincinnati reports are than a ton in his lifetime Tie says he current of a similar condition of affairs thinks it has hurt him and that its Thi “year’s grain and produce have irec will shorten his file many years only been marketed to a limited extent IOW A and the current prices thus far obtained have been so unsatisfactory that the Railroad Arrtriedt West is poorer than it was before The The Omaha Herald oi" the 'id says farmer is now selling bi wheat in currency for a lower price than he got in aldIn tbe telegraph columns of the Herwhile he lias yesterday morning it was stated gold before the war bought his land hired his labor and that an accident occurred on the C R The following as purchased his supplies on an inflated I and P railroad far as could lie ascertained in back basis words yesterday this plain preen is the main trouble with the west at are the particulars of the terrible caThe hog crop is yet lamity the present time The accident occurred near Desoto and grave apprehensto be harvested ions are beginning to be excited every about 120 miles from this city Two where lest prices give way at the coin' freight trains were running iri the siime direction — whether east or west we Considnienccment Of the movement which have could not learn— about fifteen minutes ering the embarrassments been occasioned by the low range of apart and at a speed of about twelve miles The forward train an hour prices in grain a corresponding decline after turning a curve and in ascending m the price of hogs would be but natuwas compelled to stop and ral though an event which would a graJe failed greatly complicate and aggravate pre: the conductor for some reason ent financial troubles already shown 8t to display tho usual signal Apprethe West arid have given igns here at hending no danger the other train came and on full while running at the East These facts point to the speed The engiof forced sales and overtook its predecessor grand conclusion lower prices It ha- - long been felt that neer when he discovered the fearful the prices were exorbitantly high but proximity of danger and fully realized it ha-- been difficult to find a point at it signaled down the breaks reversed steam and with the fireman jumped which to begin a reduction so interwoven arc all the several products of from the engine The alarm came too late The labor and so dependent is each upon was powerless to resist the force another The wage of labor cannot come down while the cost of all the ar- of the heavy train and with scarcely dashed forward and less sneed ticles necessary to the feeding colliding ol‘ the laborer’s clothing family7 are with the caboose of tbe other train Tiie crash a may be imagined was high nor can the production of those was shivarticles lessen in price while the- cost of a fearful one Theeaimose labor is kept up killing two High prices in one ered to atoms instantly direction makes them neeessaty7 in an- men and fatally injuring another other and no one is willing to begin These it is believed were the only octhe downward movement Each is cupants of the car Several other- - on the hindermost train were more anxious to get all he can for the proThe desired reform duct of labor seems to be awaiting some irresistible KANSAi crisis financial or otherwise involving V hetli-e- r all the interests of the country My ttf rioti Aft'nJr this movement at the beginrii’ Kansas City Tina of the 2t'th in n with sit stringency ning money ult contains tho following notice of abundant crops of time of unusually breadstuff's and produce is a first step the finding of a skiff in the Missouri a Biver towards a genetal decline in priis-aphaving some mysterious little time will determine If it shall pearances connected wirii it It savs: be so accepted by all the producers Yesterday evenint about ' o'clu k and as jdiantly and it had he oinc quite dnk the crisis that 1ms been lames Stan's and U'tlliam yielded t awaited is tu cnfnive the wenreturning home I'ioii their dnv Imrn oi sult limy be k wo! They had been "ettinv nut rit reek on the line of the Fac'l'e about half a mito below e vim: u re wilk'oa q ife ui' Ii B rd It ks Stair- nuthe rivti ll' vl omet long in tbe wafer wlneb be Maine pals a hog and called L'T' in ilita'iliiiu: limited in t’laik - Point about two witch’s attention to it I'poo of' tie nidi tin) It pro'eil to be u lit! nil illigcnl 'lacliia--pn- i tin b The ledge dong with the occupied and drilling a ponn mne tween low and liijdi water mark torm- current cwrai undred vods below the dept ll in height ina a ridge about live floated neir enough Ibr Starr- - to th'uw Jt is above the adja ent bred it the stone !iein:r tied to of a highlv metamorphosed mica a tone into M’l"’n drawn m is quite The suifu-slate smooth a lotis: twine fiom the action of the ire it' the drill and examined the 4di bon even tM of The upper surface is ueaih deuce of having hi eo illperiod even tlUjil- of iiioO kill) level while tie southerly portion on quite had in mu- - on mie side a !u mv which most oi the b'i'rioix dri'-hot bed uone eleir tliriu!i written very heavy is inclined at an angle The lneroghphi s n "r a flit thill boering and lodged in the degree- in vie on the oppo-t- i iii tins uni spiu oof 7 feet wide and 24 feet length They repriisem the varieu-wil- nearer the stem was another bud of - the other one mt not o havy animals of the region futures ot' in tne cross a trident and which had simply buried men and women number of nondescript figure- - stool and not rone through The-quite inches in iiot woe aim it :'nM in ot’ qu One of the animalheight and a loot in length They me hot and had scattered omevvliit - if e from ipiiie a distantly (lit in the rmk aeu had two eat- hi it the rude marks of Indian sculpture pon on of - a vooil dual ot hi ol Tin' existence of a eio- - mdiiates that til ii (hi re el about Uteil in With hreip-ait I am imoiroure lay tiny were cot - Iron n hoot u oh v hit b not have been wlni Ii tlu Fri ni Hindi over two voir- - ago flecked with lifood and eo’ ii mu in th T!i itherii laei "1'iaiis T" tig'ins I'lNlUj' ini Tli Ml Km' uin pull am Mu 'll! 'Ml u 011! thu lUil I" (' a yip h ire O’ll' i’" v iii’ - IN A CALIFORNIA Population In Cnltfafulu There is a singular difference in the in tho eitio- - as increase of population compared with the rural districts of the White San FranState of California cisco Sacramento and other cities are and rapidly constantly increasing in the interior countie? are population and that too notmost at a standstill the wonderful fertility withstanding and facilities of tin state for the production of fruits grains wool beef and that can make an nearly everything section and agricultural prosperous rich The reason given for this is the comparative advantage tho miner has over the farmer as thus Two emigrants with equal capital ruay take up adjoining claims the one proposing to iuine his land till it is mined out and the other to create a permanent farm and homestead The farmer builds a house: has his family with him is interested in schools and local improvements: to makes helps open roads to a market his farm more arl more valuable every year so that hi? investment of $1000 soon grows to $3000 or $20fHK and nays taxes on tho increased valuation The miner leaves his family in the East puts up a log cabin in one corner of his claim put? down his sluice boxes and begins to loosen and awnv the soil so that in five years or less if the claim has paid for working he lm- - left acre? of barren worth roek while tho farmer lias converted the adjacent land into fertile fields and orchards and has in vineyards creased the worth of his claim lYuiu five to twenty fold These men are typos of the settler-i- n One the interior of California make? the land valuable to those who coma after him the other derives vvliat profit he can from his claim for himself and leaves it a worthless waste till years have covered the bare rocks with soil again Then too the fanner pays not only7 an income tax but local taxes on his while the miner whose improvcnient? income is as conjectural as he may chooe to make it pays taxes on his cabin and tools though he may be petrich from the land he is mining ting These disadvantage? and discrepancies do nmelfto keep California from with the agricultural population which the unbounded advantages of fertility and climate in that State vite OIOKADO Coni Rf(U Tn one county in Colorado— lhiuhh-fiv coal beds are now being worked and the agricultural and pastoral products tor the fiscal year ending November Tie amount to '50iMoo milling and production wiil be about $270IKM It that for the present year the oggregire turnings of this immediate region wiili a population of not much above 2ii"n wiil be over half a million dollars 'ihe present value of the land and stock ami miscellaneous property owned in Bon der county is about ttiiMfiPnii utl bed? crop out all along the eastern r of the mountain- - from Smith lfonbler Tho-creek down into New Mexico that have been thus far near the fouraie from five teen feet in thickness Ii is believed that tho great coal fit uuder'ie the Rocky Mountain region will turnish fuel at extremely moderate prices and in sufficient nuantitie- - to supply the want- - o the n for many generation- The largest known development of the ata west of tin tertitary coal bearing Mi— issippi ri' or appears at the mine- - on South Boulder ere k The iiex! reveti- on eiook live mil'1- - mil tli ufCoKun Citv Iron is also lourol in lirgoquai (irie- - m (hi- - vicinity and wink? have ' m ilouidel t' lull Hi! It South dll ills ore ivaililile lor (‘ek the nr It Is mm ni lilod Clear Creek and the soiith ’la'te are before rent liing Denver U b it (:)t- - and hiriev vvl leh are llu eluei'ei - ul' iti in cieit abundance and tin Mi r if'i W - Ni - Olh u j p inspected a and 'I to Civ M'it and dseo non ha mb alien SI iib tit ill d a i'T:on t e t Lor In tie :u oust hut tin amt vi more sm'l'i pieioii- K i which ei" lm ll I'll f: V ll 15j |