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WASHINGTON, Monday, june 2, 1867,
The pressure for the Consulshp to London i, A.
severe that the President has concluded to super.
cede Gen. Campbell, though personally attached !.
that gentleman.
Appearances indicate that Gov. Walker will soon
be recalled from Kansas to take charge Of the STATE
|, Department at Washington, as Gen. Cass's health
is rapidly falling under the pressure Of bis Official
labers.
The story of the intended visit Of Gen. Flibuster
Walker 10 this city is not credited here, as VII,
awaits him from the United States Circuit Court os
New-York, at the suit of Com. Vanderbilt, for pun
deriDg the Transit Company PEMAQUn.,
To the A"osis,cd Press.
Many Of our most respectable citizens have signed
call for public meeting on Thursday afternoon. %
condemn the late riots and sustain the course Of ira
President and city authorities in employing military
force 20 qucll the disturbances.
David H. Burr, Surveyor.General OF Utah, has ar.
rived at his home in this city.
Mr. Burr states in conversation with friends. TIA,
the Mormon Legion is poorly equipped and that 1900
L. s troops would effectaay overawe them. Before
he left Utah the Mormons had not heard Of the nsep.
ton of the Government to send a force thher, but
they frequently laughed at the idea Of the Govern
cited the failure Of the Government TO put down the
disturbances in Kansas evidence Of its ineficieney
He supposes that One-third or one-half Of tue
Mormons who are disguised with Brigham Youug's
tyranny would rise against him they protected
by the United States troops. Mr.. Burr does
not apprt bend that the Mormons will show
fight. Il is the duty of every good Mormon to
obey the Church as the higher law and hence the
opinion is entertained that Brigham Young may leave
he Territory with large force of his deluded follow.
ers provided he can find other seat for HIS GOV.
eminent Mr.. Burr SAYS that Salt Lake is the mean.
est settlement that he beheld everything having
the Appearance Of AFFECT poverty. fourgs word Is
law, and the expressions OF the Monnons are cruel
and without remedy from the present rulers There
are about 80 "Gentiles'' only in the Territory, and
they are the objects of bitter persecution.
According to the statement of Capt. Tyler, who
commanded one of the companies Of marines last
Monday, he gave the order after the capture OF the
swivel from the rioters TO firethe discharges being
from one platoon only egularly, each Of the marines
firing as they saw the flashes Of pistols discharged at
them by the rioters who fired they retreated The
company commanded by Capt. Maddox, according to
the same authority, did not fire until marine had
been wounded in the neck the ball coming out IN his
mouth 1t is confidently asserted that several of the
plug Ugies" have recently died. while Others In
Baltimore are suffering from their wounds.
Justice Hollngshead, of the American Party has
refused the application for warrant for the arrest Of
Mayor Magruder on the charge OF murder The
ground of application was that the Mayor had given
the order to fire.
The Secretary of the Navyhes not decided whether
any of the five steam sOops of War shall be built by
private contract.
The New.Orlcans mail a. late as due TO hand.
The papers received say that the accounts OF the
crops in Texas were favorable. In Baton Rouge
Parish the borer was doing serious damage to the
Young sugar cane.