New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16
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h herd,ns cattle hss msde them soqasiated sta
svesy little stresm and kssysa, and lna'ed scm 70
~ ssdde 1t is these young meu and the - slno.t
so,ely, who constitute the element OF 40 Mornoa
.h,ary faee rom which there is Do /ger TO be ap-
psehsr6sd. They possess the abb ~, if they have
We will, to carry on 40 annoying guerrilla warfare,
s.ee Ding down from mountain p,.ses upon angie
travellers and unprotected trAns.
an unable TO make A estimate Of the amount
II stores destroyed " them in their f,rag Of O,s-
Der s. The oriein.I amount intended jr the UsAh
expedition wac yn eiah. months supply for 2, 500
men, and each train was assigned q proportion Of
sl The artloles 10 be transported, including even
ssdsaDce stores. Whether different arrangements
were msce when it was thought necessary 10 lesve
ne ID Dragons with Gov. Walker 10 X tns", / am
~ aware. At any rate, it is the general imptes-
sion that the less of 90 great quantity Of provi-
sicns - the 72 wagons must have contained, would
nees ssitste movement toward SAT- Lake Valley,
we're not such q movement on other accounts
consequence Of Their destruction. The season will
forbid the transmission Of any further supplies or
>roeps from the East than are now already fer on
3eir way. Whether Col Summers command hiss
returned from its pursuit of the Cseyennes to the
ArkAnsas; whether Col. Cook is marching his dra-
soops toward us to gil out 90 far as is nov possible
the original programme Of the army Of Utah, which
UAs disturbed by Gov. Walkers schemes 10 Ksu-
sac; or whether Gen Harvey, Col johnson Gov.
Cumming, or any of the new territorial officials
are on their way west, we are not informed; for
a Il L.. al sr<.nN h.
Eat exterd no later than to September /. Isuo-
rant &c we are Of what may have occurred there
during the last forty days it is impossible for us to
AZ the responsibility for the delay, 80 accurately az
yourselves, upon those on whom II belongs; bat
sepe one 10 certainly to blame for the fact that OF the
y 500 men originally destined to the expedition,
hardly |, 400 are now available, aud for the other
ret that Of all the newly. appointed territorial
sf6siis, only one, 10 my knowledge (Chief Justice
Esaelsl 10 any where near his post Of duty. Mr..
Norreu, the Postmaster Of Salt Lake City, who
was appointed by President Pierce last year, but
whae commission was stolen from the msj, 10
also IN exception. He is encamped near the South
Pas, and will place bis wagons under Col. Smiths
pr0tection 10 morrow.
Tlis news, of the actual rising Of the Mormons
IN srms cannot surprise you more than 1t does
Nose on the scene Of action. Tae presence Of DR..
BerpAisel with Captain Van Vliet, on bis journey
% the States seemed of itself an od1et to all the
threatening messages Of which the latter WAS the
bearer. 1t seemed incredible that the Mormons
should have the assurance to send delegate 10
Washington to uphold them in Congress, when they
vero in actual armed rebellion. That they have
beeu excited TO 70 chile outbreak only by the
srossest misrepresentation, cannot doubt. Asan
instance Of these may specify one which is by no
means she most absurd. When the general orders
from the headquarters Of the army for Utah for the
establishment Of three new posts in the Territory
reached Salt Lake City, the circumstance that they
were 70 be double ration posts excited the ut
1uost indignation. Supporting that it meant all the
ssfrisons as well a. the commanding officers were
- draw double rations laughabe as it may appear,
Il il fact that they believed that the extra rati'n
xs to be furnished 10 each soldier, to enable him to
marry and support wife, whom, Of course, be
seould seduce from among them. Capt Van Vlet
found this illu,ion universally prevalent
In consideration Of the journey Of DR.. Bernhisel
- WAsbin gtOn, while affairs are in such condi-
zion among his constituency, feel bound to send
you the following information concerning the ode
q his election for the accuracy Of which do not
voucb, for il is not Of my personal knowledge, but
sbr which send you privately my authority. 1t
Aas been stated to me that on the Sunday before
no day fixed by law for the election, Brigham
Young rose in the BOwery, whera an audience of
several thousands vas collected. ind spoke SUB
Atantally to this effect:
"Bretbrsn, tomorrow, you know, Is the day to vote
fw Dele gate to Congress, 80 the lnw says. But l
don't zee why to-day isn't iuet ss holy. and why We
shouldn't take a vote to-day. BROTHER BerphiSel
brethren, has done we'll enough in Congress- thoagh
nobodys Of much use there, and its worth while to
eebd anybody to Washington, guess we might as
sell seLd him back; if be can't 90 US any good, he
wont do Us any harm. 80 ali you that favor of
ssnding Brother Bsrnhsel back, will please rise.'
Accordingly the whole audience rose. The next
Day, st the election, bat few votes were cast, and
aAsse all for DIR. Bernhise it being felt to be use
les to oppose him, although he is said to be very
unpopular in Salt Lake City. II I do DR.. BenAi-
eel any wrong by this narration sm you will
- willing to correct anything which he shall prove
. he inaccurate.
As another item, which have neglected to insert
n it proper connection, it 10 reported that tho
Mornons have taken prisoners two mon belonging
% Or. Masrsw's party, whs were sent on business
EDWARD Salt Like City.
From TA< Lesrea.scrA n.e, Ees.7.
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