New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19
Erom Ifnh Territory.

FROM the st. Louis Republican, June ~.
We have a letter from a correspondent 40
Great Salt Lake City, dated on the 20th April. The
raj from the United States had not then reached
there having been ont Gl days, II Il lef on the LIST
March.
About thc lcth April a company OF my hornons,
composed OF Tho principal men-Got. J Dung among
iheI-startcd for iron County, or Little Salt Lake.
They were ON an exploring expedition io the dHefcni
valleys at the South II was generally believed that
there was much gold near the Little SAT- Lahc-somc
succmens having been fOund-and tins Us probably
one Of the Objects Of the expedition
The indians were giving the M0m0ns and TIC
Cm!gTaHts much trouble, By stealing ana rdnn-n- OFT
WITH their stock. s large party started about ihe
ION Of Apri ln search OF the Indians and tn REGAIN
the stolen animals On The ToOelCc Valley one OF
Tie company, am cmigran. was shot DY an lniid ana
killed. Ills name was Lorenzo DO" 'u>.ct' rom
ONO. and "a wife and TWO children are lcil bcln0
hm They hal stolen four of his horses. on the
10th one OF the company returned 20 the Great SALT
CITY with information that htc of the indian, were
caltuItd and for stealing their horses and refusing
10 tell where the remainder were oncampcd, th'y
ttfT, ehof The party were determined 20 follow inc
Indians 10 their cncampments.
Money rs represented as being scarce ln tine hands
Of a few, and not IN circulation. Wheat has gone
Up 20 81 per bushc much larger amount of MGR
,handisc is expected a that place than there Us mon
Cy 20 buy, unless gold Dis found m Iron County Dog
me company which has gone % seek H.
The health of the citizens of Great SIT CITY was
good An enumeration OF the inhabitants ~, ln
progress and was supposed that thc nineteen
NdlNf Dl tHN Nltf NiNiA tf' axe tNN htthAi't l'A
each, say 1900 ga all. About 200 omertniS
have lett thai place Tor California. and great many
Mormon, had gone South, 20 settle The different val
lcys.
The expenses attending the troubles and difficult
ties with the Indians are very heavy-tne writer
estimates them 10 not less than $4,000 since he has
teen there. TO call out fifty or one hundred men,
~ time o. the year when every man should be
~ wOgk on ms ilrm, is no small loss TO inc COM
nMnlN.
Ia 81 second. or supplemental epl>tc OF the Church,
& BE- stated That NCs>rS. Miles Beach. OF ST. Eoul~,
and Blair of Texas, have opened an establishment
for the manufacture Of sugar from the beet root, and
emigrant> are directed To bring oGt all the white
sugar beet seed they possibly can They arc pro-
pressing Dan making mol3sscS ana vinegar IA'
CVist.c continues.
I; Is expected That thie establishment VIII continue
is operations, and be prepared ior more rNeldcl
iabCrs on the approach of another harvest hll
VIII not he possible iOr one factory 90 supply al. inc
sweet That win bo needed AND ~ q practical chem
isi and manufacturer of SHgg- from Ore beer, one
Who understands the business IN ai MS bearings. or
company I'D individuals. who are sCycral} NCIstd ln
The various branches. could come iO tl , place a'A
open their sugar factories, our lulncre m Enhit>
would gladly surrender their domestic operations,
and procure their supplies. lu more perfect form,
from thc tactorts aud ii would nov require several
extensive establishments 10 supply thc people A. Is
oCr WISH tHat the presidency BID En-lund France.
and other places, should search out SuCh practical
operator 100 th' manufacture of sugars l> fully un
Ctrstant their business, and forward them to Tins
place. with All such apparatus 1s may bc needed Wd
rsfHo' De procured here.