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Animal Election" M&GUST7tii T i s' s-- V 1865 Pov I Selegi ifto-'- Oongresi I TC HOOPER For CommUafonera fllA S' to - ELDKEDGR ANDltEW Local J HOPPATT ' YOUNG- BRIG-HAM- - : - ’ Tor Dratcoant-- O overaor: ' nEBEK C KlMBALt' r ' - ' -- For ReprnUtlv to CoagrtMt GEORGE A SMITn SENDING NO TELEGRAPHIC Pnblie Land C LOVELAND f D es eret StateFor0 Oovtraort J V- and dereloped bqtjt will be dome gradually andpeople in the east will do well to take transcendent descrlpUons of fortune-makin- g on the Pacific slope at a large discount if they do not wish to meet sore disappointments and throw away several of the best years of their lives while they many a time wish them-selvbock to theiratarting point ea 1 TO THE WEST Hojie we day after day to have dispatches to present to onr readers with the latest hews from the eastern States and- - the Old World bnt day after day-arwe and ' our readers disappointed— the wires - are mute and when they do chance to get oiled and in working order it ia not Tor long? the indostrions and voluble fit ia very quickly over and a silence dead as that of the grave prevails again We would not so much mind the’ talking being- intermittent" provided it were regularly so and' the inter- vali were reasonably brief We would rather like it that way and would cer-tainljr prefer it 6 an incessant chatter But this all talk or none principle we - Z cannot say we admire What makes our privation of this clare in our remote position leu tolerable is the fact that the mails are hearlyaa wire The accumulated deposits of mail matter on the routh through current interruption come fitfully and e -- - ' i U k' "W i A Westward the streamsof emigration have been wont to come— why has nQt fbecn 80 voiy dear though adventurous youth iathe crowded cities and towns ol the" far east might see many ad van- -' tffgcs" and much room on the wide spreading and fertile prairies of the grewmg west In the early history or California too the glitter of her golden attractions jnight bo ready excuse for sanguino warnings towards tho Pacific- In the ww tiiqo also 'one could understand the craving longings for peace and the thougUtwhich suggested the Pacific slope nathe' location whire it jwonld most likely- bo found But now that?ther'wor is at an end sow that peace is declared' the impelling reason for a heavy emigration to the ' irreg-ularast- he promiscuously along but mostlyof com paratiyely ancient- dates Still we ore glad to get what we do andf constantly hope on for improvement and something better 'and better and so we will until ire get it and for a permanence We have laid in 9 pretty liberal stockipf pa- mountain regions is bof ’so" apparent tienco and fortitude for tho situation There are places in ' the world ' just as and we hope that stock will not give good to live ' in to make homes in as Out What is not very encouraging is that thero aro in shy of the Pacifia states and territories J the prospect for immediate improve' All things considercdrtneroi3 nothing ment are 'Dot very bright There are - In these- mountains agrlculturalij that soine facts jn this connexion not pleasant surpasses the capabilities of the rich to contemplate Never before was there lands of - Missouri Iowa Illipois Ken- such an imposing force of troops upon the plains and tucky and Ohio and those spots the overland rente-ove- r which caii bear any kind of Comparison never - before were the emails and the v Y' to r fortuity are very few and fgr between' telegraph in worse condition for so long and they must be fo&jred And assisted a time than they have been the present by a laborious expensive and oftentimes summer We state these thipgs simply perplexing systenoPirrigatKn to raise as facts and not to throw blame on any ' even the shortest lived crops Fuel and person or party- Ourirasinere is to pretimber are scarce and sent news rather han to pare sentence r found at long distances from the points of condemnation - a of consumption We are told that the policy is to send tEen But the gidAnd the silver- yes powerful columns into the heart of the Inandthi"silver what of them? dian country and use up the red skins in v the gold Well the gold and the silver do not their homes and places of retreat and h one meets thatihis done Indian troubles will be gf3w on every with The good times of placer diggings- - things- - of the past r That' may be ex' when the man without capital had a cellent policy— we do riot say it is not chance are pretty much a 'thing of the butTwe doubt considerably If—if we past Not one in a thousand of the had been at the helm we should not have " eager emigrants who hope toick np steered just in that direction The way nuggets like blackberries will experience that occurs to us of getting along in this any thing of it but dreams and dlsappdint-- r predicament is inja word to have atment tended to our business and let every Things are'row that the shining metals other body Indian or white have athavo to be 'crushed-ou- of the jsolid tended to" his— to" have husbanded our quartz and this requires capital which resources andJirst of all and chiefly to is the very thing most emigrants j lack have taken ample measures to secure od jvhicb ibey expect to -- pick np in the “safety certainty and celerity" every ravine True capital employs which are due and to have maintained labor and as capital is brought into the' telegraphic wire intact the largest to grind up the- mountains possible extent of time a t operation into dost for tjie sake of the gold and This doner and well done jwe should eiiver they contain just so fast will'that have riast about and if thpre were any capital absorb the labor that may find available surplus resources possibly we -its way £0 the mountains should have sought the acquaintance of Bat thH inliscnmiaate invitaliou for Mr Man io his own drawing-rootteiybody to come west ia sure and and have endeavored to come to some certain hope of making- their gloriona efficient' arramgejneata by hook or by " fortane in a twink ia not the thing it ia crook ( -- r I: - - - J ii d'J ft- - - - semi-inaccessib- le - sage-brus- X: ' -- ' r - -- - 1 m ao glowingly pictured- Sosufeas labor : This might not have proved the best pours muchr faster than capital into policy : but we are confident it would the mining states and territories will have afforded considerable satisfaction - disappointment sorrow and privation be experienced by the deluded and unfortunate pilgrims Bread like gold does not grow on the everlasting the staff of life and the clothing and ether comforts from the store can not be picked up ia the streets What is ton penniless adventurer a stiff price 1 wiqairedfor them mid must be paid a and the labor to earn them or the means tjo purchase them is not overabundant sage-brush- ' — ' to the general public who ' more service and excellent accommodations than they are for glory or anything of that transcendent anxious are- - for-efficie- bat rather unsubstantial nature ' THE CROPS ' Tbs rainy spell appears to have come to an end arid the fine hot weather that succeeds it is highly favorable to the riwards pening process - Some of the it continues but a’ portion of the have been enabled to delay thecity irrigation year" allotment until the present week so faPeople coming west should look before vored have we" been in regard to water they leajSj and not leave localities where the prtsentyear The crops are sow - Y-t - V COMMERCIAL u 8aaViuu Tiiwir jmDini Wedswdiij Efin lBUt l WIS OrnCs OHS CoiSrf—125 r - i 'A ' - r ' TLf makiffg rapid advances and excepting the early grain things Will ? not be : maThe wheat terially later than usUSl much of which inr ordinary seasons would now have been in shuck or in stack coming along nicely and cutting has commenced in a few instanceshough the bulk of it is jet green and considerable scarcely in ear' Barley cutting has also commenced and oats will follow The com crop is making rapid progress and where the early drouth pennitted it to appear regularly above the soil the late rains have' brought it along pleasingly 1 now looks very promising and we shall expect the wheat crop up to a full average As to the sugar cane we have seen a few patches particularly ' promising — vigorous healthy colored and uniform Tho rains were great on this crop though with it as well as with many others the spring drouth was very severe and in many places an irregular stand Is seen in consequence However we shall hate- considerable molasses to put on our bread and considerable bread to'put the molasses on : Hay is coming pretty freely into market and thanks to the showers the crop is ranch better than was at one - Ume anticipated Melons summer quashes apricots aud pears have become quite common in market aa well as the earlier apples ' GREAT SALT LAKE CITY RETAIL MARKETS Cmctd b W 8 " - v- aonnx Zsclui BalMlas A r 0015 aMTTbnahntn eSaSSOInghaSis d rhi Blchd itisp Oraaburg A Denim Scrip Ticks - '12500 - 750 a 90 KrJrtm 65 15 ftO 125 llfiwDtIHa Thread prdo 240 pr 10 800 8080 Skrin Colton Betting r lh S540 Oct ton Yra pr teh 0 00 65 a 1 00 'oat lli licit Frists voousst I T5 LlaMJS A 50tol25 Poplin Shawl each 1 2 ©a to 25 00 10 00 IS 00 Cpe Blket pr 12 00 to 25 00 OBoexmm ' 1 25 Codbwir 0575 SO 90 Dried Apples 50 8 50 450 Dried Feeebcs 2 00260 Mofsssies pr gel S00 S 8 50 : ’250 I VO CiniiamoB pr lb 26 100 Cloves 1 00 40 60 Alieploe ' 4 00 A : : ' 76 JiatBMfi ' Vi( Bnwdclath 5001 IS 00 to 4 50 Cuimrea 1250 00 to 1 M Flannel 1 25 to 2 26 Sstlnett - ' A Delaines a'aJW Ssgar pr lh Ooffoprlb Green rohncco: -- Raieini Correa te ‘ Rlc StrCodle Sod lb paper Snlcrata Pepper ei Giuger 400 Jan? Ginger Stp lb her - Ext Logwood - Copperas 00 1 50 - ’ '-lflt ! 1 00 60 Indiro-Iladde- r Alum : 80 - CMtil A A 60 Coal Oil pr gal 4 00 1 600 now dr fpl it the-aavcr- al 1 : i b wm - - -- Ddigny had been-kille- d LV hew duel In Algiera by General Legrand k J1 to tdon’t d iradicted The report is now said to be Ji aketUt lerly unfounded w infernal machine invented A French goes ahead ofaaythiJ yet discovered Speaking of avJj ments the Mcsager da Midi MjPMtiereS exceeded all expectatiun and hencer2 l ihauka to the new nisebin be able to dhpne with all dykes batleriM and other old expedient used for Ihcdeha of tbe porta bd roads of the empire rffor an yiemy’s vqnadrou venture te Kfore a French por: it can be easily pQlr ized before having time to tire asbot Ibi ruth of the foregoing has been deim -that an old ship tveotf tratetby the tact ten five broad was raked yards long by nut water abattored to fragmenU and Inn iu leas than a second it is said tbit bo nak im clad can ftand before the power ol thig fa yention end what render itmoretemxrkihle it is not necesaary for-thenemy’s vm4 t trike it in ordqr to prodnee tbe expluaio By recent arrangemenu between th p pal and Dalian governments Italian biihou are simply required to enter Into a ' wntire lire to agreement not to violate tbe laws r the retl kingdom end no prelate shall be conipdM tsialht i take the oath of allegiance to Sing Victor - ' lUDUUvl ' tote celebration of tbs Corni GOOD Uunug ohrii-i- i fete at Napiea about four boDdnf illsrdC tiourbou gnd clerical paitisamr assembly fa Vrtha Jn tbe streets (iih ehouta of: “long Uv itliri-n- l rofth The people attacked them with sticu t sph nd compelled them to dbpcnv iktfnbli Blpgre t: -' 1 - Vice-Admir- - 1 ’- ''f V ll Teaches oooo Moiasess! - 5: 55 8u M keg Crop Prospects— A generous har- 0ti vest is the talk throughout the States Texas— The submission of Texas ': was In Maineywhoat and rye look better than j?movement not exEcOj expected by many usual barley a good average: time at the it happened Kirby Smith just has an of immense ia Houston his farewell address dated promise Hampshire Msj 50th said his purpose was to concentrate the In Vermont grass crop everything entire streogta ot his depsrimeut await ne- 45 looks well more than'" the average of gotiation And Bern re honorable leims if Failing in that he inteuded to sung-lgrain in the ground Massachusetts exto the last and with in army united' iu pects an unprecedented hay crop apples purpose firm in resolve and battling for toe tiod would give them the and pears moderate potatoes a good light he believed Houston he louud the Tex-a- s at hot victory disbanded and hastening to their show corn late In Connecticut lots of troops houses having fontaken their colors aud grass other crops fully up to the most commanders' abaudoatd the Southern cause favorable years In Rhode Island all and personally appropriated the public pro- Left a commander without an army the crops look well In the Empire perty could only surrender He considered Kirby SEate the crops were never 'more pro- the conduct of the troops unwise aud uupa In triotic but fioaL Henceforth their duties mising Harvest unusually early New Jersey the rams have brought for- were iff return to their families resume the occupations of peace obey the laws labor to ward the crops finely ‘ a restore In Pensylvania the prospects were propertyorder and give security to life and never better for a plentiful yield of oats ' They had a good time of it in sharing the there will be abundance In Delaware spoils as will be seen from the following aceverything is fully up to the average count given in the Houston Telegraph of the Maryland expects a bountiful harvest 24tif May both of fruit and grain In Ohio bright ' The confused disorderly division of govern-meamong the soldiers that lias gladden the eye of the hus- been properly prospects on for several weeks all over the going bandman In Indiana the season gives rrom Hempstead to Shreveport country bountiful promise In Kentucky there commenced here yesterday morning by the is promise of more than an average crop breaking into the ordnance department and of muskets though the fanners need help In Illi the distribution From etc thence the distribution nois oats look splendidly and wheat to the clothing bureau where proceeded could not look better In Missouri with surprisingly little excitement and noise large breadth has been putin and every- considering the amount of work being done the large stores of cloth blankets made' up a thing looks well ' etc were parceled out by the In Iowa the crops look better than clothing crowd regardless of-- claim merit or anyusual In Minnesota above St Paul thing else He was most fortunate who bad wheat drugs the market at 50 cents the the strongest arms or the most capacious bushel On the prairies wheat does not sacks Colts or domestic flannels etc went by the anu Ini Soldiers took all they look so well as last year though that off could carry aud having deposited it in a sate was an extra year More oats than place came back to add to theb pile (Some usual has been sown In Wisconsin iolned together and leaving one to guard the wheat never gave better' promise A the work ofthe balance gave thehieelvea to adding to' It Nothing came good harvest of all kinds of crops is ex- amiss mosquito bar shoes cloth sides leather packages of shirt gray buttons bales of pected In Michigan wheat never pro- of mised better and the harvest is a week blankets mule wbip hammers' headstalls ot etc all went into the division and all were earlier than usual N early one-halast year's crops are still in the hands of accepted is a part of the new issue : The number of iu the troops the farmers affair most have reachedparticipating 2000 or 8000:- beaccounts the Southern States side In the number of women children Deand men in citizens’ garb Everyman are more encouraging’ than might have greesquite eemed to get all he could carry away and been anticipated though theTe is much all together carried away all there was Inv Arkan complaint of want of labor Thej mode a elexn sweep taking every sas everything is favorable In Ala- item of government worth carrying bama there will be good crops In away The estate ofproperty the Confederacy teemed to bo administered on without regard to Georgia nearly all the planters nave got law The only recognised claim wa that of in large crops In Western Louisiana those who presented their own claim a the growing crops look remarkably well Privxte property was for the most part if A considerable crop ofcotton is expected not in every instance respected 4 We did in several counties of Mississippi and not hear of a single instance of depredation the wheat crop is better than ever be- and believe none was designed by any one of fore In North Carolina the corn looks the participants in tfaJa affhir a An inquiry oa to' bow the thing happened well bat the wheat and' oats poor A was fruitless of any definite reply The town breadth of wheat was sown' last was patroled a mounted huge by squadron of De fall in some localities In Sonth Carobrigade all night The patrol was Braja lina the corn crops - are promising dismissed at 6 am The melee began at 8 Ln The Art we saw of it was a Tennessee blossoms with the promise of aboutcrowd in front the issue ofliee of the largo plenty In Texas laige crops nave been clothing department of and men coming out planted and unusually luge harvests are loaded down witbpinnder In Virginia extensive The anticipated of this sort of thing seemed to fields of wheat are yielding a large har- electrifysight the whole crowd of soldiers in the vest and wide expanses of corn look streets ' Everybody- - went in lor his share of goods was very large much green and luxuriant though the planter The amount than anybody dr earned of Notwithand farmer and the Ireedmen con scarcely larger standing thousands of suit of clothes had - hit it agreeably been Issued for weeks previous there seemed poa-Bib- le : : e - : v-- - : ut six-shoote- rs am-immiti- - - : Idaho— Fred Patterson shot and instantly Pinkbam on the 23rd ult a lf - : -- : - kilted al iuft-rna- ‘ nt circulation fn PirkESnfM TLerreporl s ’ feSf UJ eral companies of Pimoxand ufWVhl light the Apaches who It u the Ynmoe to ue"1 n J®3 tbe whites but they refoaed fraeral Unit The UUe? Li Tubacls Lobe bBDdcned and a new to? I aJieI m u mo head quarters or the Lhcbiod CahrJ Seventh to be erected at ioto Touto Uaain a post to be ealkd ItoDoSfb lca to be erected of Peter' JPVr WM “ordered by ificep 25 mUe orth-ea- n ot Prescott on the IS i eeveM comfort May while hunting for surface digpnre kuwev FriomoN Itxms— AplotrreeaUydiraovilttfyrih I at Valentia Spain is said to have for If J lochei b the overthrow of object the Bourbon dm’ 1 11 atid-ih- e union of Spain with PoriugaU I oral citixena and soIJiers have bee? 1 —adfV C and bruiMht before the tribunal is trim implicated - Non-reside- aa i&OXAbcB - ns-wa- rd “lV whenh1!!” :1-- : a ewalufG1'' assumed command of the Indian expedition XAXDWeXX fitting cut end preparing to move from Oma under Gen Braes Kettlee pr lb 1 40 Grain Sc j the 850400 ha Gen Heath takes command artillemounted Missouri : 1 2ud Connor the of SO Veils OtWtBcjrthM -Shiegl A ' 8 Ou 8oaths and tbe ' 12th Missouri cavalry This I 00 ry '4 03 to 44 SO old news hut it la such aa Unde Sam a mails Utlier sixes Spades ShOTSle 50 Caitiogs favor us with Oo 14 fbeetiron OrncrdlefKjthci Colorado' has been of late ell in a blaze of ' "T4 60 Lead Axe' about the discovery of rich silver excitement SOO Hakes 8 tine Forks 4 60 ore on the McClellan- - Hilt near Georgetown 4 OOlMloer Picks' Manure “ hundred of “ ehorele Ig hd 4 00 which discovery baa attracted IIM hand'd 2 60 a S 001 gentleWire prospectors to the spot 250 of these 751 OOf men being encamped 'all around on the Bide SUSS U is state J that the assays " C5 of the mountain 85110 x14 8 x 10 each A k ia far ahead of all other Colorado tUtt ah'jw ( 85 10 x 60 IS 10x12 in the world Fig countries silver mining : MXSCKUAXSOOS 8600 to $2500 to' the ton sre urea stated at ' 2 OOi Ilorse Shoe nls 1 60 2 00 Eastern capital eta are investing largely Gunpowder : 1 25ktiveotl Ax handles :126a 2 25 001 The subject of becoming a Stateis again 125 Cup A are set 8 00 4 00 Bln vitriol ' iu Colorado Utah is first on the agitated 8004001 riatet let list— of course she will get Jo no doubt about MEAT MARKET ' : ' so it’A BeeC fresh :i220Pork j beef vans from 25 to 49 ycents " - T6 llama saeked 1 Oh In Denver Beef dried 76 per pound and butter 60 cents to 8175 2025lUacon llntton Sqnlcrii or Sqnlrra the supposed mnrderer VIRGINIA CITY MONTANA of Captain Soule has been taken to Denver : -- Preliminaries fvWhoisJ hri with the hempen 11111 1 dvr yasJoetbeginnlngtnSQreiKKalatt whef rope unfortunately broke bump lCCerated ekl“ariJa'toMiAilJf’Mtbo kl I'narae were the only injuries suUlned I U professional ittempt at hangtaj The miserable ’wretch was' over to the autiioritiea and waeJiViAto to the ed in' Jail where he of Justice in his behalf W b tn I Eastekx N ews—The Denver Gsxette of July 13th says BrigGenIIil Heath has 1001250nuh Brown hfirf spot -- A notwithstanding the late spring is as early as usual and there is little cause to fear that any i)f it will be f cut offby early frosts After all the apprehensions of damage by drouth the operations of Cutworms and caterpillars or any other casualty the chances no w are that there will be "enough raised of all kinds of crops to make us all feel thankful and pretty well satisfied with the dispensations ot Pro ' 1st 1865 ' vidence to conSCABXET ALS WHOLES everything will readers pleas bear In mlcd sidered? We will put off at least for that our Uon actual transacquotation aro based gold prices for good by the original another season the dismal idea of tions aud nreTbs retail packages average about ten per famine or even of severe privation and cent above quotations prices J 45 a 47 then we shall scare up all the fiilth that flou- rjBacfin pi’r lb -- 00 a 65 Louis' - 00 00 a 27 OO'Candlee - Mali we can master against it as neither we Salt Lake 19 00 20 w Sugar 76 a 8 ‘WOUBtlOOO I'iiTn HtatM 76 a S 60 nor anybody else is specially enamored Put toe par lb 1ZU alt Tea A Onloua 00 a 125 1520 Butter of short commons Wheat 000u Dried Apples 000 The fruit He wandered about for four ! food In that time andery Hanger at last overcame ing and he madq bia way to th? iS? where were several eone In charge r He hnmedUtvlV0 V’t lhT eesreh for food upon findhiK kifcVw ri iffi for a feast Bcforebe had stera returned Thtv had heard if and they campeiled him Jot to Egan KanyoBlwher he Vv'A- - ai la&-lIlfcbefore a JntTc of the Peace °!?a lfi of which It le said he made a ftii JIor m of tbet murder which m JSS ixene that they prepared to hao p 8 - tiR - 00 xmexs A 1 10 2 60! Diaper Irinhpr yd to be an immense number left This all went first and the miscellaneous plunder followed The eneltetaent continued: till2 about IS o’clock Wheh tbfe goods all 'baying been token the executors or tbe estate gradnally separated tnd went to their several plecreof After rendesvoos to count the proceeds that they separated as quietly as they came together ana during the balance of tbe' day were starting off toward their homes These transactions It appear occurred wben it became known that tbe leadere bed surrendered the citizcnkjoiaing In the plUa-gin- g Another lot of soldiers came in and becariie so enraged because no plunder was left for them that they' threatened to born the place The Mayor issued a proclamation requesting the citizens to surrender all the spoils in their hand which w4s done a ' Similar occurrence it Is said took place and Camp Ford Brownsville Austin at r Governor Murrsh iaracd a proclamation calling npon all the folks and particularly u tin oat exupon the soldiers to pnt forth theorder proertions to uphold law preserve and save the tect property and civil rights J j State from anarchyauthorities owned ! It appears that the State a Urge amount of grey cloth importedto by be wholesale dealers which they Ordered counties distributed pro rata to Three teams were sent for the quota allotted to Harris county 16880 yard but disbanded soldiers stole all the cloth- and also one of the teams a" ex-Sheri- ff tbe warm Spring Idaho city Condition' OF THB PgOrUf IN TUB SOUTH sry 6tate3— Accounts from tiiose portion of the Soulti most materially affected by the no umd ate war repreent uri n a flourlaliiug jMth:rby lull ot' chivalry a miu 1 looracy are ever Or In other wg a- - though they nave lost have uul their biped goods and ciiatteU bad the good fortune to lose 0eirconatiiu declare iitat tiolial weai ine and pride labor is only for tle nigger The1 result ia they are in very great poverty aud are pro bublj in a fair way to realize the truth ol thr saying that “he who will not work shall nm eat” a proverb applicable in many couuhu nitiea while ths comlitiun of the fieeduurit is such that there can be but tittle doubt tbai lire many of them are' dghisgfor the flesh puts quickCommercial operations have been avpci touesj tbe leeks and onions they used to eidoy uo der their old uakuisstere and woulil prefer ded at Alexandria in egjptla eonMqscici mIt' IB rcturniog to their former situation even i! of the virulence of the cholera there A letter was recently received ia Rich Webai they had again to make the bricks without Astub mond straw y y'iby General Lee from an Euglizk M n— vrb him P't reiddeoct offering telM splendid is A correspondent of an eastern paper JA4 vpia afid sum or f iutcrcat morey the some of the sight he witnessed on a recent wliicli wbnld wkaUt aupport ths ftiw-o- l Sonthern tour He says that the people and life for in a starving conVkxT both black and wbite are ' A Madrid paper announces that Chrbio-phe- r dition The whites are in dhost instances Uhrati Columbu the discoverer of A Berks dressed ia rags and tetter and are driven tq urk the PoneV order be ti to added te sp by eat refuse which in timt-- gone by they Jsaints the itomish calendar st aflj would hardly have given to their dogs Many A The of of the great Austrian diplfr lttb are supplied with rations - by the govemr maJht memoir Metteruich are about to be psUiM atitvtei -" meat-vby his non They will form one of ths non there n As for the niggers although free by legis- - remarkable histories and biographies era at pp lative enactment they are perhaps in deeper published " bey gat j social bondage than ever: they are subject' The su lden ilose of the was in Aaeiiri nater tO'greator cruelty and indignity than wicM has wrought finhucisl ruiu on some port! d te tbai be attempted on beasts of burden and unless India which bad been getting rich tut a CoN the government interfere in their behalf bv cotton speculations the establishment of Provost gnards or find The Duke of Leuchtenburg aged 22 tlial ixndsf other means to protect them it ia believed son of the Grand Duchess Mari of Bowii y the 1 that as people many of them Will be mur- was recently fascinated by a French setrea re buz dered or in other ways rent to untimely The happy couple got r ss Berlin n (the m grave 4 So great fa the rage of the old slave tbeir way to Paris to be married but thsuf 64 lot holders at the' subjugation and defeat that le ded relative of the gentleman pertil they have sustained that they amuse' them-sclvgraph sent after tbe fugitives and tht Pair by cutting off the ears noses or tips yontbftil duke was escorted bock to St Ft i of of theirr former slave teraburg by Prussian police k' bit a Thf ia vald to bend overdrawn picture DcTTExnELD’a Ovxxlaxd DuriTCX-the writer asserting that in one day five of I horw these unfortunate came into Montgomery to'lbe of June lsst cattle trains A B C aedfo with their earareot off and almost naked and D and mule trainis'A B andCofBottee tCban while there were others with their throats field’ Overland had left this city leag Dispatch cut more or less severely aud some whose for the West a carrying 2000000 poundssM of haring been beaten bodies bore-markEoll mules trains 300 These freight : cruelly with sticks 1 2oo cattle Xjfc jinderatand that tbe Xtii ir I The planters declare that they are ruined patch company expect to from this eft tauoe ship end that' they who can mast grt away to during tbe present year 35 ’000000 poundaef Ai some corner of the earth where they can live freight requiring tor its IJM J ' like gentlemen Their hostility to the gov- mule 9000 cattle and transportation 65 way ernment so far as words go is nndhgubied masters and 1509 driversengaging ’Uten not acknowlthey declare loudly they will The express cpaches which will soon bees lBd ' Yankee rule hated ofibe tbe edge tbe line will number 40 and to run regolriy V: in fact everywhere there are strong indi- will require 350 mules ft ia expected that vfks cations of deep seated discontent and hate this tine will run through to Depur ia eijM bast icU and bappy will the day be wbtfi this discor- dJ8oAlcbison Cbiiapion be hoEnd dant seething mag ig formed Into A ertaii mogenous and harmonious whole Statu Bevae-- 1 Vtwtd THcyqra Wmawa th locaUties to the State have bee feesagf '‘OMm A twx Eaiv Kbktom MnoiB — The followvisithd by thunder- storms of more or k t ing concerning the murder of Henry Baker violence I Oo the 18th ofJune one man vM I by Charles Wonder Is abridged from the killed by the electric fluid at Mobile aadtet ?7 others received severe chocks Beeae Hirer Reveille On the night follow rtsd ing the murder a party of packers cmped At a lter date during a simflsr stem st taptt mr near the scene On the following morning Portsmouth Thomas Walker of thf w while driving up their mule they psued York artillery was struck by 'UghtBhig the teutln which the murderedmsn toy instantly killed'iTbe poor fellow was to bar sther ner On looking ia they saw something covered been mustered out of the service in a d taar with a quilt which they supposed iwos a man two to retarn to bis family consisting of 6 fodei Vaci asleep but on entering the teat and lifting wife and three children the quilt they were horrified to find a man Tullahoma Tennessee the storm with the back port of bia bead terribly frac- to At reached its culminating point have tured and a bullet hole In the abdomen soldiers at the headquarters of tha 1524 Tm ' ' - Some of the party went immediately to nois Y L suffered greatly from Its terriSj Egan Kanyonand reported when a company violence one man being instantly killed 6M of citizens started ia pursuit of a pack train thirty-tw- o others prostrated nod more errai that had joat left lheir neighborhood but severely bnraed the lightning A vaasa Wrei they learned nothing to excite their suspi- guard in front ofbythe hospital tent receiree rk cionsyknocked®®" shock had his musket y f ahissevere ' nr u hands and the bayonet stuck into Mr McComb tbe road agent had heard of titer mV the murder and while on hia way to Salt Lake ground Another was severely injured met Wonder f near Egan Ksnyon - Something eyes A corpqrel had hit boot torn Ixi in the looks and manner of the totter excited from his foot Jut strange to say the 8W his suspicions which were rather confirmed was not at all injured asti Ute by tbe answers to some questions put to him A Ia NaLsnt Mass on the 22d of r ana n by tbe agent struck were wman two children and jGy " llcComb' hind Wonder arrested and put tit msioed unconscious for some tims brtjg lair the stage for Egan JCanyoa from which he- ond a slight burn tortained bo Mnofi afterwards made hi nespe e - 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