The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24
Interesting from WssAan0@on

Interesting from WsslaAnG~ou
TEE Str. N FL OP ~ wsR-rHs nuRn0sse-vwn
WAGON hOAD 10 THE PACI1IC-sAvAL 90 Jnfo
AAArIAL-rHs STOLEN LAND wARRAs,s 9, Rro.
wAsaIsoros, sep& ss 1851.
Mr.. weservet tolagrApAsd 70 say 70 come q. -
close bis contract for nsru ting the soop a ~
mo estimsted cost, without Armament, nvs hundrsx
and forty ,housaDd dollars
Secretary Touoey viii ofncialy acknowledge The So
vines Of ecverl vessels which 70 the RELIEF a -
Central America
Reed Fletcher, United States District Attorney fx o.
Eastern dis riot Of A,hsnsas, hes resigned.
Inc letter the Central American diplomats 10 sscEs-
ary Cas On the sUbjeos a AHbusspilg, prepares y
NJ YrhAni and prsseDted By NJ. Molina.
Advces have reached The Iatestov DepsvDeal rs0 -
perinseodens Leach, charge q ~ Il Psso ~ ~
Yuma wagon road expeditoa. reached Prestoa, rsa,
o. the Esd q last August sad - 70 lsays iansAa1v
for El P,so. IN the BIO GrssSs All On the expedius
were In very good health. They he'd good grazing srA
water In abundance
Agent rwia has addressed ne following interesting ~
tar 70 the Interior Department In relation 10 No msvs
nenas Of ths kormons On the Upper Platte
Raw aDs CRssK, July U.s. lSty /
dated April last, called the Aeu Ion or the DepartnSI
10 the settlements 0eng within the bounoaFtes a
this sny By the Nor church, ceariy volss,on a
the law although the pretex or prutence ur do, vtoh
there settle mtnu u under OF oonessA
OF the Mormon cdurch 70 carry Tho nail from Indspsa.
dence Mo-, 10 Great salt Lake Oy On the Ssh Of Nay
large Mormon colony took possession Of Inc valley 4
Deer Geek hundred miles Of Fort Laramie, ssA
there April had Induced 70 plant Loft thas
Indian band or the 23o NAY 70 attend 70 matters
Cd WITH the Cheyenne band n The lover part Of e
tsese hormons are about thre hundred humber, have
popebed ard planted 20 hundred acres OF prshs and
oudine houses forihe moda OF nvo huAdrs1
tersons, aud have = large herd n cattle, ,rses ~
mules. ] am persuaded has tho xovmon onarch inteaA
sae trade with the Ind ans -nilst .,tnin or pasaae
torouga the lrdisn country respectfully and earnestly
call the attention or tce ceps1~sD 70 th. invasion, aaA
ecr my ,roeet sgaort this alton OF the Indtaa
coUrTs, In force ana the rct,e ectm loo iaas
,rem the place wtere had sssed taem an powerssa
eoaced by Corges, would Respectfully reqass& a.
The Predent viii be plessed 70 issue such order In biz
n ss1 sDo Sasne1' W. ~ g. oss 70 order =
servant THOMAS TWlS3, Indiaa Agen', Upoor Plata
Hon. J. W. DssvER, mon ss,ooer q Indian Affairs.
The government will take prompt measures 70 msS
this difDoulty sl onoe.
In the First Naval Court this morning the dsfeass q
Lieut. Watson wH read BY q. Clair Clarke, Esq, aad
the defence Of ey.Psssed Aidshipman Ma Oh by -.
B,ount IN Mr.. MAroh's case, Lieut. Breeze was als
examined on the Part Of the government
10 the Seoood Court, the Of PISSED Mdshpmas
Gray concluded Tue defence will BE- read In absa
ten days The oae Of Lieut. Parker ID still pending.
Court No Three did no business
Measures have been lei including the Of the w.
g-aph, with view to suspend the patents all tho
rants recently stolen from tho land ofce u Farhask
Minnesota
TIE Treasury Department viii purchase suoh cerinoaAs
United sates osns CT is4 ls7 and lS4s and rexAs
demnity ave ror cont stock, may be prevented pre-
vous 10 the rs of November Of the rates heretofore axs1
and PAID together II The interest accrued In each oass
Gx CO The nrst si July