Show natural outlet of Arizona on the Gulf of California and naturally should form part of the United States It may be a good thing for TUESDAY MOUNlKGr JULY 10 64 "Duke" Gwin under TUB LANDSCAPE OF OUR VALLEY Now is the very time to Bee this valley in its trees greatest beauty The fruit and shade have arrayed themselves in their full summer dress of emerald and stand picturesqrelyprouped or thickly interspersed among and half hiding the neat looking modest colored dwellings of pret the city while the humble tily dot the waving fields of wheat and corn in the outskirts and suburbs and the scattering settlements contiguous like the sentinelspick etsand outposts of a grand army of occupation The prairie surface of the extended valley beyond has not yet assumed the garb of sober Quaker hue which now or at furthest a very little later in the summer is its annual wont The foot hills and the mountains in the distance are in keeping and form a fitting background for the scene The ''silver lining" that skirts the feet of the islandmountains relieves the view — lightens -- farm-house- s Franco-Austrio-Mexic- an a flk OF THK ' THE —ARMY POTOMAC fTVlITAK V ' ATTACk BT A WlOllT VTSTTS - - Tfll EN KMT For some hour there had been a lull in th conflict but about 7 o'clock in the eveninir n The San Francisco Bulletin of the fgai inst along ttie front the battle- wag renewed From on th- left Wrtght'a and Hancock's publishes a very lengthy but readabff letter Baldy Smithcorps s In the centre— some three mile from the seat of war which contains wore ap- of line — there was a fearful cannonading and a remost lively'nre of Wo were ahjuk parent honesty of statement than is usually tW one bat mile from line of the the For that and but to i direction ceived from that most in seemed alarming proximity Rtvl rvf the writer we transfer U to our burst was so sudden from the quiet Millnessrleof columns this beautiful ni:ht as our camp li es filihtened Gen Grant s Headquarter in the pine grove with no other noises than the hum of insects the chirriping tree toad Cold Harbor near the Chickahomay June 3 18G4 ami the familiar the little snapping fire-flg all came at sounds once the clangor there OUR CORRESPONDENT PREPARES TO VIT Tills camp -- auspices to spread his scheme for working the mines of Sonora but we don't see it EASTERN TELEGRAPHIC NEWS y mu-ketr- i-- ir : The Eastern line yesterday was "working badly" be-- J The meagre news in this tween this city and Chicago morning's paper barely keeps up the thread of history The Western news is for a portion of our citizens 4f greater interest Chicago 16 A Washington special says our cavalry came up with the rebel rear on Wednesday morning A brisk Bkirniish ensued lasting 4 hours The number of killed and woundGen Bradley Johnson is said to ed was not ascertained hav© heen wounded and captured but subsequently resetted by the rebels y WitK a small body of infantry and cavalry I left the White House by a direct route jusi lUe j opened tor the Army ojfeho l'otomac rhi of of one of the noliteness TOporters adelphia EnquirerMrfuraibhed me withj a horse Anderson— y ouiffHaka-toneA son of the Kev — I found at While House chijj of the sanitary transportation looking like a sailor Washington 16 and working like a beaver He gave me a There is no confirmation of the report that the rebels blanket tin cop rations 'for two are running trains to Manassas Our city has resumed its knapsack and a little ilask of cordial & case 1 usual quiet but there is evidently increased military clays should get wounded anywhere about pe neck watchfulness On our way we fell in With Mr Sawgr of the New York 17 In order to fiWemise I New York Herald A "Herald" correspondent at Point of Rocks Virginia as a 11 porter offthe Sa-on the 13th says on Monday a detachment of 150 men represented myself thus Francisco tdfetin giving your! journal crossed James rirer below Dutch Gap for the purpose of enterprise liqh far i great reputation mills and housea a force stntioned rebels in the "the picture of attacking looke the character you may judgtfjroin the on as the Cox's firm known place is one The entire landscape followinif which is only a sample of tie rer highly suggestAt daylight on Tuesday morning an attack was made on marks made by soldiers and teamAers as I ive of the actualities of the position for perva- the enemy numbering about 300 After considerable rode by wearing the only black silk an the is whole air of ding quiet beauty of skirmishing the rebels were forced to come out and give hat ia the Army of the Potomac: u you sweet retirement of soothing cosiness of calru battle on the open ground In the engagement which fol- twig that fellow with the stove pipe hat? guess was small he is a suffered Our rebels the lowed lops severely ever associates which mind with the the repose chaplain Hi looks move like(a "gam A large quantity of powder small arms ammunition and bier" "I 11 bet a bard tack lie is oiujfpf Muse surroundings of tlie habitations of peace 4He looks like a ying reb camp equipnge was captured and a large amount of grain by 's cavalry" and up I was together with machinery grist and saw mills was de- postmaster" or "guerrilla-ECONOMIES OF WAR te 1- " -- i -- f-- It of war! i FRONT r 1 Hgjbve-pip- e was one of Lee's famous night at- and this time its force was thrown against Hanc(ck and Baldy Smith's divisions The artille y fi ing was like the constant roar of thunder as I have heard It in a Northern summer's storm First came the discharge of the gun and then the echo of the l?instijv shrdl one unremitting constant so ukI The skirmish line opens with its rdles irom the tacks distance soundin like popping corn Then the line opens its fire in volleys The music of an hundred small drums represents the rattling discharge of musketry a beating had stonn of quick and pelting fire It was an attack barren of results Buttery answered to to answered gun and us I afbattery guns no learned terwards part of our line 'giving This wave of rehcr war had only way an inch itself against a wall of veterans that selspent dom break and never run: Thus tin- contest continued from 7 o'clock till 9 when it lulled —then sopped and ad was quiet as a suhu mer's night in a peaceful village - GRANT BY THE CAMP VIUB OEV was the guest of Lieut -- Col Dent wRon you will remember at the Presidio as a captain He is the brother iq law of the 8th infantry Aid-dof Grant and Gen camp' Upon the m on ? stroyed on his back from him I found 'J staff General's Portland Maine 16 The Washington National Intelligencer pubhurts received on the night Gen Warren THE REPORT0RIAL CORPS Gov Corry has information that a suspicious steamer the Pamuukey He is a brave and galished recent ly an article under the above cap- which sailed from St Johns on Wednesday The rrportorial corps of the New Jork and crossed put into the his enforced tion in which it shows that 700000 men in port of Cutler on Thursday night The custom house other papers are miist enterp isinjin their llant officer ofand was chafiugHisunder tent and horse six das inactivity arms drawn from the population of the loyal officers boarded her and found that she had a regular pursuit of news running the risk of capture to morand were at my disposal placed kindly"with secure reUableJghd accuto and death was clearance for She laden and China pierced heavily e diversion of one in thirty-threStates implies the row I ride Gn Grant and staff ' An acrate information Kelia'de news it I — in-orde- r iery Wr dit-ficul- t for 6 guns She sailed early next morning and intends from the pursuits of productive industry doubtless to run the blockade and take on armament and tlirows to procure The Secretary of in their of Brauc3 obstacles all kinds way tg prevent h rata considerably higher than that in enter on her career as cruiser t to St John N B 16 their getting to the army and thejp-reso— one in forty — to which Allison directly at The report of a raid on the Maine frontier from New all sorts of expedients to smuggle tfenisclves tributes the overthrow of the first Napoleon Bruuswick is looked in upon here as entirely without founthrough Sometimes they got It is urge ! that 4it has never been found by dation x Chris searqhof dead brothers sometime W men or Commission an associated so how The to banks have agreed take fifty millions tian Sanitary empire powerful experience that Their seven-thirt- y or oithor in of bonds the loin notes surgeons ingenuity is exhausted of time for treasury flourish can with ever any length to be the to the front and whatever m A terrible fire commenced on the 11th near Lake Loud get more than one in a hundred engaged in such estima e of their labors it must be admitted station Long Island and is still raging pursuits" Havana advices say the yellow fever continues its ra- that they most faithfully exert thenielves to 1 i gather and despatch news The Intelligencer lays down the following vages and is of an intense character New York 17 RAVAGKS OF AN AH MY OX THE MAfgH prudential maxims" which it thinks cannot DisPer the America from Southampton cm the 6th j be successfully The country through which we rodfe some 18 raeli moved a want of confidence resolution in the Commiles s not so rich or fertile as othep portions 1 As in the case of individuals so in the mon on the 4tb Gladstone denied that England's influ- of Virginia I have seen At the faSn-house- s ease of nations nothing so effectually exhausts ence- had been lowered Kinglake's amendment that this road as elsewhere we foiled the physical power of a nation as a spasmodic England's policy was for peace was offered on the 5th along women old men and crippled rebtSrSoldiers Cobden spoke at great length The debate adjourned on but overstraining of its energies without exception hopeful and determined but 2 That from a population of 23000000 not the 8th Wallingsburg will move similar resolutions in rebels sustaining danger discomfort and loss more than 500000 can be advantageously the Lords property as nothing in the hope of driving diverted from the pursuits of productive The French papers state that the Prussian and Austrian of hateful invaders from the country Wherthe industry to the profession of arms and that troops in the Duchies have been increased Prussia ever the army marches there is "almost total even fTiis proportion was fouud excessive during possessing all the Danish islands and afterwards at- destruction of property— not wanton but forthe Napoleonic wars tacking Copenhagen The "Press" says that king Christian age food stock poultry fruit vegetables and ft That nothing so speedily tends to exhaust personally requested Napoleon's protecting intervention fields everything eatable is takn The i tlugh js j con-radicted- noe in-ton- ds the military strength and depress the military vxaggerateel numbers under the promise that eoch call will be the last 4 That when the maximum number of men who cui be profitably diverted from the pursuits of productive industry has been reached the secret of military efficiency ranst be sought in wise geneidlshipin careful husband !ng of and iu the concentration of forces rather than in the multiplication of troops These maxiuis may be all very well in ordi" nary cases particularly in thickly populated countries but America may prove an exception to rules that work with tolerable exact viese in European countries The extensive area of thinly populated districts the of the soil and variety of products the sj y grea-fertilit- Southampton 6 Information from good authority leads to Vw belief that the rebel pri vateer SemmesFwith his officers and part of his crew have obtained the steamer Rappahannock and intend to sail at an early day from some French port attack the Keamge It is also stated that they-wi- ll New York 16 Advices from Sherman's army state that 3 of uiir strongest corps are south of the Chattahoochie and strongly entrenched ia the rebel abandoned works It is rumored that the rebel Gen Manny is wounded The rebels have fallen back to the outer fortifications of Atlanta 3 miles from the city The works are very The rebels stronsr with 20000 Georgia militia in them are moving all supplies to Augusta fearing a flank movement and capture Another report says that Johnston has fallen back to Cedar Bluffs 8 miles from Atlanta thus virtually yielding e tive day is anticipated I met Gen Grant At the evening mess-tabl- e T watched him for meal a andafer very hasty He is a an hour as he s t bv the cam d fire small man with a square resolute thinkig face He sat silent among the gotitlemen ot his stall and my first impre sion was that he was I afterwards found moody dull and unsocial He keeps him plea-angenial and agreeable r Ml") 11 VII MIIlVlt U MM I 'I l - 111' Mil UHW II countenance in battle or repose or counsel indi-cates nothing — that is pives no expression o! Ids feelings and no evidence of dns intentions lie smokes almost constantly and as I then and since have observed he has a habit of whitt ing with a small knife He cuts a 6mall Tf ifl rliii-iitirlr intn cmntl m'llr'nrr — nothing ' it til fy evidently a mere occupation of the fingers his mind all the while intent upon other things lhere Among men he is in nowise noticeable To me he is no glitter or parade about him Of his seems but an earnest hnsiness man military capacity I will notspeak He is making history andwritins: his biography upon the oioouiest- page oi uur nation s uunaia i c w rV'-V- v mmm w - mm — - grtn are trodden down by troops cavalry jjhd army wagons Fences are used for fuelj pght car-- r ages ae taken by the infantry to ImnI their knapsacks sdmetiras drawn by hand tid sometime by a horse if they are fartanajl enough to find one Women are always kind forea ted The march of the army is followed iM swarms of negroes men and boys whil hydreds of blacks re sent to Washington on gdj&rnment transports It is very amusing to listeti to these A negroes and gather their ideas of the wa general belief entertained ly them is that the origin end and object of the war is to give them freedom On our way we pillaged a mill Inl sympathy for my horse I filled my feed bag tpstifyihg myself with the common apology thjl if X did §: else would not take it somebody if u m j THE YELVERTON CASE case — well known to every This reader of English news — is making another sensation-iEngltrad being now in considera tion by the House of Lords to wh'ch Major Yelvert©n had appealed from the decision of Scottish court affirming the validity of Mrs his marriage to Theresa Longworth (Theresa) Yelver ton and Mrs (Forbes) Yelvei- ton 'the Major's second wife occupied seats in long-winde- d n the galleries during the arguments The Major is a hard case ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES : ' 5 Tsa Oterwjtd Mail Company bet ween Salt Lake City ArPROAGfliSG THE FRONT and Sarramonto from near "Times" 14th The correspondent Petersburg fjeucral use of labor-savinall our journey from moiiing till machinery the facili says ArrivalT? — Momtay:— J M Young W T Mackay w Iurtng the enemy are constantly making now works and afternoon we heard the roar of arti!loy and as T Wood ties for inland navigation and the continual strengthening the old onesr Deserters are continually we neared the line of battle the dffiroaqg of accessions of European immigrants— all these coming in Departures:— J Fryer James Brohst Elord N Cook !earnedlhere on and our had arrival musketry PER OVERLAND STAGE LINE ipeidentails will enable the United States to en- Dispatches from Butler's headquarters says the rebels been constant 18 h'mrMi As we fur fight ng — Arrivals Sunday:— Mr-- Balycr Mrk Gately and thre iure a much lAWer drain of men for military contiuue to fire on transports from moving rifle batteries neared the front we came up n the NBr line of Brobst E Wayden follow the batteries Our Otherwise all is quiet in every directionft'there is children James wagons moving )urposes than wtuild be possible in some other The gunboats — Mott "Herald" Orleans correspondence srvys largo num- some 4 OtK) Monday: with the army oirae Potowagons nations and but for this the present war bers or Union P Gilbert Departures — Monday:-iCyr- us Texas shortly prisoners are expend mac which from Gen Grant'sfrequenchange would have told more fearfully than it has up for ARRIVALS AT 8 ALT LAKE HOUSE exchange under the new cartel They ware captured are kept constantly in motion Long! lines of to the present time a year and a half age at Galveston and BraifUier reiids were windi infan ry and Sunday: — A P More Mr Hills Elijah Havden E 9 g about the Brobst Eredcrick Kilsflh M Butler A K Ro?? Uco fields and forests Huge trains of that stronghold g f ? -- Judge-Gordo- f-o- -- THE FRENCH IN SONORA TMubtbvs in our governments present emerthe European powers will not be gency Hack ward in extending their continent It appear that Guaymas grasp upon this WESTERN TELEGRAPHIC NEWS San Francisco 16 The contractors of the Comanche have Cy men at work putting her together The materi ils hava been libelled by the wreckers for salvage but the work vrill probably iartillery Lrmsr O Lttwson George FeHowjs Janifs W Brown were lumbering along the narrow road Cav Monday: — W P Woods J You up W S Mackay cr- ssintr over the fields X Mott A Stout J B OrLtne J B Hamiltca were Oordon Hundreds a'ry of ambulances were moving in every sfrec&ion Win Updike ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL One land of oOO prisoners wre marchg imrter - the provost ma'snal's heag(uartcrs werecrowded wago-ittijspitals ami hospital with the Wounded We saw the purjons plying the busy knife with a huge pile jf arms Sfuard to s S gondayB and Monday: — C N Andressen MUier M Undre M Alphonse iiwjfJohn E Wilson E C J CSiA Alfred Bil-Ilnk- a the principal port net bo interrupted of Som ra is blockaded by the French and Thu custom house authorities have brought suit against T AKElf UP legs ad blood v wrap ungs lyitg in awop by all the heavy importers of AVE in a hay Flit Head Ponf my fbat Gov Peqiterois preparing to oppose them nearly cigars charging them the Dead men were lying in III L S on theposesion table t With — lrrwlor- t I'nllir some operating saddle marks vrm takera nerk: hot from the division of parties nnd the almost ifig the umies anu mryicw a nr the purpose of evad- - rows beside the hospital with a gmjblanket up in Ru'ib Valley Any one nwnin j said hrse will Cu t total of uver a million of claiming over them and on the blanket was pv rii'd their him tfat Faust's Stablea Salt Lake City otd iudiffurence of the mussels to who or what dollar tl J FAUST name regiment and division penciled on paper The bark Lizzie fv iUng Kong takes HHcy should govern it Is believed that scarce near'y half a mil- All these terrible sights and sounds of ar evilion dollars in bullion m eTort H1 be made to maintain FAUST'S STABLES the present The low price of the fearful reality of this great struggle denced sourn TEMPLE street g s city second and the fear that they may before we reached greenbacks govermen headquarters be Offered in settlement of accounts has caused an are prepared to accommodate the eTort It had been very hot and dnty all d2iv hut THE undersigned with Hacks Carriages Buggies Sulkies and among merchant f w the alopton of the no cred t system a we arrived at Gen Grant's garters Saddle Horses One of the stage and express robbers has been killed an V just The only Horse Market in the city Stock sold hy pubthere came up a most refreshing and grateful D mmcrl wealth and commands the" two badly wounded in th effl i ts to arrest them or pri v ite sale lic shower— enouch to put out the fires iging in Arrived t!ie ship Borodin from Hacks run to the Warm Springs every jnorninp mni Philadelphia the woodi It rained hard fcr one hoiir eraur J M FOX & II J FAUST -- - C : 14-- l |