New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-09

ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES AUTHORITIES
FROM UTAu.-From Kansas letter of the 3oth ult',
in the ST. Louis Democrat, extract the following
| left Leavenworth this afternoon for Qundaro, on
the fast sailing steamer David Tatum, and am now
steaming it down river. Before leaving had very
interesting interview with Gen. Burr and Judge Stiles,
both of whom have just arrived from Utah.
Their accounts of affairs in that Territory are very
exciting The MOrmons during the past winter have
been perpetrating many outrages upon the gentiles
and the United States authorities. Those gentlemen
confirm the accounts furnished the press by Judge
Drummond, and say that it is worse now in Salt Lake
City than it was at the time Drummond left Seve-
raj have been murdered and many robberles commit
ted by the Mormons during the last winter The
laws and courts of the United States repndiated
by order of Gov. Young, whose will is supreme in
that section of our country and the authorities OF
| the General Government treated very Indignantly
Judge Stiles court had been compelled to adjourn IN
consequence of the mobocratc spirit manifested in
opposition to it by the devoted followers OF Gov
Young, rendering it impossible to issue process III
Utah emanating from the district courts established
! there by act of Congress- The Mormons claimed eX
elusive jurisdiction and repudated the idea that
Government has any authority in that Territory IN
| any manner whatever.
The Surveyor. Gereral had there been threatened
with violence several times and at last forced to leave
for safety Judge Stiles could not execute the unc-
tOns of his Office and concluded to Visit washington
to see what could be done.
Mrs. Farnham, of Salt Lake City, had been threat
ened and compelled to leave, and she came in the
company which arrived yesterday.
The crime alleged against her was boarding gen
tiles, which was contrary to the will of the Gov
ernOr
The Mormons express themselves determined to re-
sist to death every attempt OF the general government
to establish any authority in Utah. That was Their
country and no power earth shall interfere with
then.' They had code of laws made by themselves
and they should enforce them establish and maintain
their own courts in spite of all opposition. This Is
illustrating the principle Of squater sovereignty
with vengeance and wonder if it is in accordance
with the ideas of Douglas on that subject.
BLooMERs IN BoSToN.-The Boston Advertiser
+ thus notices the appearance and reception OF two
+ boomers in the city:
l., They differed from the rest of the fair sex in tbt
e one particular that they blUOmerS. Yes, whel
we had foudy hoped that this portion at least OF TIN
fools had departed this life, heart wuXed exceed
r ingy sorlowful at seeing they are not, and that al
though the Rev. Antonette L. Brown had reslGnt
- her pastoral charge, and entered into the dcSpISc
q bonds Of wedlock, her had not resigned til
u. bloomer costume for hoops. These strongmlndc
women were surrounded by an immense crowd Jeerin
4 and hooting Their stay in the metropolis was Gu
u short. From Park street to the Providence depc
Sc they fled and behind them rushed the mob incrta
b ing momentarily. Arriving at the station, they wou
n? fan have found a refuge in the ladies' room, but
ii was denied them the official informing them that
IT, men were admitted there. Thus foiled, they wei
u T. forced to enter the gentlemens apartment and the
to await the departure OF the train The shouts
e the rbbe ut this point became too vociIcrous Tor
~ and walked home over the Commons, nrlsll
sadly on the degeneracy Of the times