The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

lntsresenng from Salt Lake sd ths P1aans.
xROaRzss or The rRo0rs-CHoLssA-hnw GELD
IspsrxspEscs Juns %, 1886.
- Salt Lake mail, unner charge Of Hsdspeth Jones,
6Dgng the malls Of May and Juns, arrived last nigh
= - Isrsmis hoffman attended then to Falleu's
BtuA, from which point Capt. Todd accompanied thsn
to fst Kerry r.: ds !.. e'''so'ofs arc " % a'sr
Inosns vsre very NUMEROUS In AMI beyond the Black
HDlS They wers very much alarmed ~ tie aov"msats
of our troops and desrous OF and Used giving
mp the nurdsrsrs Of the mail party Last tau Tas troops
give them countenance.
ars s fsbrioAtons About four hundred Of ths troops
had reached Fort Kearny. and more near BY Col.
Cooke with bis command, was thirty mtiss tins side Of
Eisrsst trains were met Ut North Platte TO the num-
Der Of enc hundred wagons. few wsrs~ssea between
that and KesIny, but many more were met from that
Of tbs Mormon trains the cholera had taken of
Kinsssa's arst train was met n.sr Ksarny. '''''
Great excitement on the subject o. gold fousd o. the
Sweet Water manifested in Salt Lake Valley, and
numbers leaving daily for the c,gsings By
mail the result Of their operations viii b. tho
bed OF the river would be LAID the hidden
good deal OF anxiety Is manifested hsrs about the
gold discovered the head Of Rcd R,vrr
OF tn sss
y We arc in tina midst Of hsrvest; wheat cre,s very
good, and other grain qaits promising Fruit likely to
Judge Benedict Is here, and intends leaving for New
Mexico on Saturday next.
Four companies Of tho military were to be stationed
81 fort tho Bonito in tho heart oil the AescA
lero county.
mall, has returned from trip ~ Tar as the Blue AT
that point he with Lieut. Heath, who brought tbs
latest Intelligence from Fort Laramie add cootradited
the reports Of Indian depredstons eurant tratns
Of which 10 much has been said ALI was quiet about
Fort Laramie.
From tho Squater Sovereign, published at Atchison,
Kausas Territory, OF the 2eth learn that Maj Rose
late agent for the Utah Indians Utah territory with
his family arrived there on the 2lst inst Sixtssa PER
sops accompanied him.
Major Rose made tho trip from Salt Lake Valley
In forty three days On their ourr ey they passed two
mail trains. Major Rose represents that he dbl not
hear Of hostile Indian the Plains and .niss the
correctness Of al reports about ourages being perpe
tratcd by the Indisns the story OF train being later
copied and one hundred persons murdered, &c.
The In dams convicted Of the murder OF Capt Gunnf.
son and his party who tried Salt Lake. sentsncsd
to the psptentary, and thence made their escape
The train Of Messrs. Majors Russell tbs way to
Salt Lake City met at Little Blue getting along
timely.
Mr. John Ray writes TO the editors OF the Squater So
gre0n that he left the Valley OF Salt Lake the Sth
May and several trains for California Oregon and
elsewhere portion Of the United States troops
met twenty mics east of Fort Kesrney He denies the
reports respecting the troubles and Of the
Indiana and says that they evinced quite friendly feel
Ing. He hopes thst will Do employed to carry
the malls IN whom confidence can be placed, and not
azard their loss by this want OF proper attention
In the Utah Valley everything ~as IN hourishing
condition The crops fine, and the pfospest good
for 4 rich harvest-the people contentsd enjoying
their homes in the mountains.