New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09
ARRIVAL OF THE SALT LAKE MAIL.
From The S. Ioui, Republican of July G.

From The ST. LOEn Republican o. Ju'Ve nv,
The Western mail of last evening brought us ihe
Desert Ncrs of the Goth and 9th May, from which
we make up summary OF what Is Transporting III 'hat
quarter.
they are called Of the leading men OF the Mormon
faith are contained in each of these papers, from
which we may hereafter give some extracts;
long article under the editorial head Is devoted 70
the subject Of the introduction OF the Bible into CtaD,
for which purpose, it seems, missionary by the name
of Van Ernmon had been specially sent into that Ter
ritory to distribute the Word of God The NewS ex-
presses great surprise at this nasnuch as the blole
contained so many proofs in favor Of "pOygamy, to
(which the religious world as general thing, were
$50 much opposed" The agent publishes notice
that be would leave ON the LIST OF June. Nv
Under the head of ImpOsitions upon Utah" The
Nfrs treats of the abuses which have been heaped
upon the people of that Territory and refers to the ap
ponnent of officers for its government, saying that
some of them have been respectable men, but the
"most Of them have been men OF the most corrupt,
{" wicked and abominable practices that could DE
found or that ever dsgraced the human race.
Judge Drummond is particularly singled out ana the
following letter is published, with the Introduction,
ave feel like praying that all thse VINO nave oeen
instrumental in sending them the othcersl may be
aOQUAwKA, Henderson County. ILL,
September 4, 1857. !
oman Rpo1HyR AND SISTER: | received yoIr
letter last mis- hit and am seated to answer you.
Mr. Drummond left here IN April to starr ior olan;
We heard from him twice In Apr, and then We hear1
no more untn August, anu 'no' ""' w N
Utah.
ave read once in the paper that he had woman
with aim; he got her IN washington Cty District Vi
Columbia; her name is Ada CAROL: lie never was
married to her in the States. AS to living IN Chicago
I do not nor never did. We were living IN O4utwka
when he went Always and instead of leaving Us plenty
be left but htue. - c.uc
nis He was in Sacramento City, but said that ne
wss Going TO Utah to hold Courts In September l
neyeT have nor never viii get divorce IRON nun l
never thought of such thing In my me- W. Pai,eu
as husband and wife; he said he would return this
as u &c ha conld JENNA DRUMMoND."
, Jpdee Phelps was engaged in making settlement
On the Weber River ABOVE the crossing OF the Emil
0rston Roads either in the eastern part OF the
7'onnty or Summit. The altitude OF the country Is
biph. and the warm season shorter but wheat ana
some other kinds of grain may mature there. ue
Judge thinks those that go there wiz nave 70 i've
g nv fsith which is undoubtedly correct" But the
.d;tor saws If they do not have to mix works win
ait TO no uncomfortable extent In order TO i've
through the long cold Winters aud Keep STOCK III tha'
/" country, we shall be mistaken co
TTc Mrs of the 9th announces the return OF Gov
epor Brigham Young and his party, after an absence
of l6 DAYS, all we'll" the Governors health much
improved and his body invigorated oy the Journey
CAS- also many others in the company. Ills retutn,
and that of the principal men who ACCOMPANIED
Z" him, will give new life and vigor to the city" a..
A great number of men were employed on lne
Temple building for the use OF the cry.
The following items are from TIE Ne~s: -
"a friend states in note from east OF the asatcn
aveek or two ago that several of the United States
officials had been seen going eastward OF late, our
whether in search of light something else he does
not say. He observed, however, that some OF them
had talked too much "about the state OF things III
Utah TO suit the taste OF others in company under the
circumstances and that some remedies had been ap-
Died TO prevent such outbreaks with good effect and
nj last acsounts all were moving along quietly
X" Why they have gone and where to, is not gen.
erally known though it is whispered about that in
consequence Of the 'hurrah that was made during
the early part Of the late Presidential campaign for
Col Fremont they had been led to believe that his
star was in the ascendancy aud would never set and
got on to bis PLATFORM then after it got so badly
Shattered by the storm last November, and some OF
the panks entirely lost and the little star that shone
80 bright had forever set, things looked little dark
and thinking their position was not tenable, they
took the eastern slope the first opportunity.
Being unskilled in such matters and not sufficiently
posted up we cannot vouch for the truth OF what ma
been stated though there is no doubt the authors
some of the atoms that have been sent froI
this Territory TO the States for publication began
think that the MormOns would no. be e1terninatet
quite 40 soon as they had wished and anticipated an(
that their further soourn here might not be so agree
able as il would under other circumstances. Politics
are bad things for men 10 NEEDLE with that DO no
know how and when to handle them, and the wicked
fee when no man pUrsueth.