The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06


LAReB HeMsBR Or EaiesAHre LEAVING UTAH
HARp rySks AND GREAT EXCITEMENT AT SALT
LAM BRisBAx YOpNo AND rRs M0KxoNs
DKIsiN0 OUT The GENrTLss AND DEFYISo rHD
UNITED STATES AUrH0xfTixs-JUDaE, UNITED
srArEs hAssaAL, P0srMAsTEs, AND sUavyYOS
GkEgRAL Llpr rHs rKK.irORy.
prom the bavtnwor'h Herald, May SOL
Mr.. Williams and Mr. k0rrel arrived here the 10Th
from ss Lake ~f, sa lake the l6'h OF Aprl; grass
six ~eeke later than known; snow the NOM
,aw brt few Indians; met Col summer with Two com,
panes United sas troops ri Vermiiiou, hundred
ues out; met 6rt emgran trains twenty miles this sde
Fort kearney, getting along very we'll and generally
beah' met more or iess every day in args numbers
coming ro the southwestern part Of Missou With large
rsima cd that 10 0b wagons aud $4,000
calile would cross the plains for California
The sntre company insisted Of Mcraw's mail train,
under direction Of Jesse Jones Burr United st.ss snr
veyor General Of Utah; j. dye Silica, ocate jus'iee Of
alb and family United States Mari hal O,dson and III
miy H. + no'rell, po-imas er at Salt Lake; Thomas 8
Williams and family, iae arm Of Heoptr Williams.
Company CONSISTED Of sxty-tbry males aud thirty 70
males Salt Lake mail passed down yesterday --159
wagons with 100 enigrant seceders from Ut,h, will
The s'a'e-, and ahout 90 will go 10 California
NJ williams life has been thi eaened II YES prophe
s.d ~ Brigham Y"ung and other Moi that he would
get away from Salt Lake alive secret organized
band rear the OF the Pronhei and twelve
APOSTLES. were threatening his hse He deded their ven
Reance. Il was miracle thar Williams got away.
We learn that Brigham has lett sas Lake, Youpg
apa the runor that he wss compelled " Tee the country
IS untrue.
The haf OF he oureges OF the aormons that Mr.. WI.
hams knows Of Cal not be told in the limits AMI space We
Correspondence Of the Missouri Democrat1
ARRIVAL OF JUD9B Still Es ASO GENERAL BURR FROM
UTAH THE MORMOss.
STEAMER DAVID TATux. MISSOURI RIVER,
left Jeavenwortb this afternoon for Qindaro tho
fas. sapg reaner David Ta'um, and steauaing
down river. Before leaving had very Interesting in
tervew with Gen Burr aud Jucge Stiles both Of whom
have jntt arrived from Utah
Their OF affairs that Territory very
citing The Mormons during the past winter have been
United states authorities Those gentlemen confirm the
accounts furnished the press by Judge Drnmmoad, aud
the time Urummood en. Several have murdered
and many r. bberios committed by the Mormons during
lat VIA Ter. Inc laws and courts Of the United States
repudsi ny order Of Gov. Young whose win Is supreme
In that stoon of our country, and the auth rifles OF
Judge styles court had been compelled " ad.
tourn In consequence OF the mobocratic spirit
manifested in oPpoion bv the devoted followers Of
Young rendering impostibe IN process in Utah
from the District courts estabhhed there by
Of Congress The Momnns claimed exclusive jurisdiction,
and reprd sed the idea that has any suhor
~ IN ihai T.rrnery in any manner whatever.
The Surve, OF General had been threatened with vio
iepce times, last forced to leave for
y judge stiles O ud not ,ute the functions of his
ce ann concluded 10 visit Ashngson N see what ooad
be done.
Mrs Farrhan, Of Salt Lake City, had been ,h-ea.encd
which ar ived YESTERDAY.
Tho crime alleged against her was .'boarding Gen
tiles" which was contrary the will Of the Governor.
The Arrmons express themselves determined 10 resist
to The death every attempt OF the general government N
es shb nuy authority In Utah. "rhat Il cir courtv
and no earth shall Interfere with them" They
had code Of laws made by themselves and they should
enforce iht stsblsh and maintain their
spite OF a oppo iton This lie illustrating the prnc lie of
sqnner eovereign'y" with vengeance. and wonder II
accordance with the ideas OF Douglas on that sub.
ect. Mormon by the name OF W. j. Appody, clerk OF
the Supreme Onnr the author Of several letters
t. the satss and publ. he'd which pretended 10 give
correct ount nj aars in Cah during the many charges
made against Young and his followers, and signed IA
Gentle"
His communications not reliable, az he Is OF the
principal men in Salt lake City devoted 10 the Nor
church. and all Of his pretensioDs Of being Gentle +"
were bt nlbug.
Judge stiles ard Gen. Burr consider u absolutely neces
sary Tor the government 10 take tho most stringent
measures for the restoration Of aw and order' In that
errory. he inhabitants OF which were in open rebellion
pgan, the la.s autho' tiles Of the Uni cd States and
unless thing done could forete the evils
that would result from delay. Life and property not
safe, and injured parties have means OF obtaining
dress Young was governor and supreme dictstor-one
Of The gre atest ~ rants that lived. Lis will Is law
FROM which there Is 10 appeal