The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

Our Salt Lake Core rOnSscnce

sseys-Armon Eataprse-ne Way he Sairs Tar
iAe~ Disspse-Nac Project Of Sseom Communication
icsM hs Western Waters by scay Of the Ftilosc Sond on
80 Horn Riprs-Ls Important Influence in hs Redse-
fsen Of Frnghts and the General Commerce Of The Conn
Hy-The Governor Message Proposed Formation Of
State Constitution Proceedings Of Judge Drrnsmond
Aea,ns he kyierers Of aptain Gtnsison- Trcdtening
Aspes Of the In@ians Consequence-Aisccllcneons
Ne,cs de-, d..
From September the 9th the 9th inst the people
Of this Territory had received any news from the
States, except such contained in few broken
ilss Of California papers lima CINE copy of Bancrofts
History with every fifth sixth leaf On the latter
data the mail carriages arrived with the mails for Sep
sab ana ocsobAr-th- contents proving the necessity
Of the government sending agent along the
investigate the robbeI-s and definitions OF mail
matter for this Territory Letters and papers up
missing and in the Inai pa very ancient
dates but letters missirg may be considered r
revocsS bly, lest Newspsp-rs been known occupy
three in travelling the States this city OF
AL tn numerous numbers Glsasons and other
illustrated periodicals subscribed for by the inhabitants
of Ibis Territory not have been intorneo has ever
reached here; and the HERALD, like halt bea army,
comes in broken aies. We're the mails to be depended
upon the books of many magazines and newspapers in
the States would show large subscription lists from this
Tern DRY.
canal TO hold three depth OF water is being dug
along the bench the OF of the East Mountain, from
this city Gotten God eight miles. II viii bs
Used for bsurg granite the temple and viii fur
nsh larger supply OF for irrigatng purposes in
this ci,y yiciny-a great eesderatum AS speci.
men q Mormon enterprise will state that few weeks
ago roice throu the city aud neighbor
settlsn ents that all ming labor (every Mormon
IS required the law OF the church to devote
tenth his annual profits The farmer tenth of
his crops, and the mech nic the proportion OF
labor, equivalents, to The church this year, should
be done the canal On Mopeay week the bishops Of
the d1eyert wards narshalAd their forces, and since
IL en- bsve been busiy at work digging the ditch
should the present mocerate weather continue couple
weeks longer thirds o. canal viii then be finish
ed the other hId under contract to be finished next
spriIg.
The Nornons deepaing Of being able partks Of the
benefits to be derived from the building of PAofs
railway for tire TO come, have determined to
relieve their present freghtng necessities In
with this idea, The Cove; has issued .
rial TO the steamboat the Western waters inviting
their attention to the issioy of approaching within
huncred miles this city by steam ooats either by
way OF the Yellow s,ole, Big and Wind rivers by
the Yellow Stone and come other OF it's Tributaries he
Offer IN they should operate with him in testing
the p1acicaby OF tie scneme, to send persons to
certain hsw he South Pass steam boats ap-
preach; AID, il within hundred and fifty miles, to
memo ial show. that Fix city this year
brought out 81 cosl OF seventeen per b. i've
hundasd aId thirteen tns # merchandise, requirin g
three hundred ard four and three thousand two
hundred snd tan wi n ltss OF hunded and
twenss two OF the latter.
In srsuer to q cali # the Governor for information
from persons of experience, NJ James Baudiere cid
mountaineer seys that boats asc snded the
Missouri as far tn Great from zh,cn point keel
hOAtA .eLd the tn ,uta,is that their
In the v,eini Of the heaowa Of Snake and Green
rivera gooos c.n be wag ,oed snor distance 70
Ii Rsar H1 hnQt
VIII err freight within one hundred and Sky miles Of
this city, ard BY BeaI within sixty, but requiring
stre'ch Of wagoning from the MssC ui tributary
that The advantages about ua uLles the sate
of the wag roads should give preference Mr.. Bau-
ureson southern hre Falls In accordance wish
the above Lsosmaon party viii stsrt from here in
few days 10 explore far the Falls. By star .icg
during the er they hope to avoid moiestaton fro
ths Backfeet Indians, who will &c winterng in their
The immense tax CT seventeen cents per b. on al
kinds Q. hansise brought the aims, which
L IS y burden to the Lhsb.tan of ah, could be
doubt materially reducsd by the prci.c ed route be-
side gvIg geaIer impetuoiy to trade between here
VII csnno. the government, also take up this matter
and seId out expeditions to explore ia )se
stretns eaoirg into the heart Of Nebrasxa TIA.
most hEey TO be rendered navigsb.e By steam.
bcasS OF Ugh. draUgbt: There be doubt
but thai scientific expor alton would fully prove the
vgab-y than Of the Missouris tributaries,
with ,he sid OF small appropriation from Congress
Such expedition would prove of great practi al
utilav he citizens he whole Union any
before eos NJ by tbe governn emit and far So in
pecunsry point OF viw than Dead Sea Arctic exped
tons ehou the expedition prove successful, the in.
mense mir eIai Of the interior Of Nebraska
woE4d &c lsc cpen 70 marset; vast quantities Of the
most fertile ar the world, in EAs.en Washington
and Oregon AID Western Nebraska, woud be made
TO yield their tres sures and the early building of
Pacific Rar cad beco0e perfectly feasible in consequence
Of The fprrerg Of ne OF settlements througa what
is uIinhaoteo paradise.
In years hence the government will have to build
wEd prsrie troes that concentra ing in those
gionv thin n yesr IL steamboat communication
with the forts is established the government viii
more Ia the oecsea damages and dimni he'd cost of
Transporting its stores than wcu- pay for he outfits Of
halt deem expeditions. WI bout the early establish
men. Of safer less expensive AMI more expeditions
route the plains than the present the fertile
have TO remain uninnabited for many decade. No
other Of American citizens would like to endure the
priyaticns the eIied Mormons haze undergone.
The Cove and Dbers of the Legislature from
this and &C irg counties will leave this city Mon
day Cor Fillmore hisrd county, where the Legislative
session CT forty Gays will commence the l2tn The
State Home has been far finished to admit OF the
LeQtsla ure reet,rg therein.
The Governor forthcoming message viii recommend
the early eau invention for the purpose OF forming
State suton and the taking Of the census, p:epa
Istory % asking the present Congress TO admit Utah
Sta into the Union.
Jaeee Diummond believing that Colonel steptoe and
Judge rey did not proceed rightly in their ende~vors
to bring the Gunnlson murderers justice dete
10 t lis hS in the matter and has cause1one OF the
Inoians In the inty have ASSUMED quite threatening
attitude much that Dr. Garland Hart, the Indian
ssen e on Iuesdsy for the south TO use hs influence
The gain by which they for consideration dev
Up TIE squaws and The old who in the peni
tentsIy Of this county, under life senten for man
aughter shcuid be a final settlement Of the difficulty
A jew ~ the name Of Abrams who member ef toe
Calforsis bound ornoany who had The difficulty with
the indians which caused their retaliation upon poor
Gunljs. as party was arrested two moths ago, on
the charge OF be accessory to the der Of tbs In
dAns. At tie pIeen. term Of Court at Fillmore, he
tried and acquitted.
The Great salt LAKE City theatre opened the 18th
ultimo, and held semi-weeky representations until
the 2ih. when closed until the adjournment OF the
Legislature.
PIT. Of the Church train, 18th portion Of tie steam
boa machinery, spoke OF in my Las. letter was left
bacs tie Bag Bls where II viii have to remain until
ntxt sp-iIg Cooper and Williams last train OF mer-
cbsrdse IN consequence Of the cattle giving out
forced put up at Fort Bridger.