New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23

bis opponent and wss. cos-equen1y, arrested on
charge of assault win in.eat a. kiL Gra'o 'u,y
was imu .edistrlJ summoned by tte Pr"oaDe Nou'
the youcg nan wa. lfo c,d. uSctcd and Seh'euoe
to the Peuiteut-ry for &c year.. 10 the mean uu9
Brigham vac con.uit,f 10 tbe mst'r ana ne 'n' i'c'
different pu,i slmeu. < il a. reason nav ID Is
too eIDeng ~ ~ ke. biu H. thu p ~" A.
roIdiuc'y me B-t"p OF Man'i' inc . u4to " ..o
Probate Court Snd auo'her ih@I "a, 81 "I
this CITY with tire pri'gner lhey Hsl ho'
Droceeotd FAR wb,n b. stre me' "a -hey aiiege'
f, :. 4, ,u,.e v b., too6 ihe prisoner from
- :f,,t d.. sd c,s.,s'rd him. The Bishop says
IA ,Le Jndpe .ere abrent when u occurred,
- ~, H. rs r,rurnrd they found the other
nan with w.on Ties LaC l'ii tie prisoner, thrown
into uud.Eoe. Iti- sony l. not credited u u
an po,ed hat hey et1er p.rpe'rated Or cOnniYed
sftIe cruel act Nh~.h~r Brigham Young actually
couns.Jrd the deed J. no. .uown; but his power N
this Territory is such that It j. not to he presumed
II was done wilton BE- sanction and that gresump-
ton il stre gibened b. the &c, tha' 30 tempt has
been made 10 iLve-t,4e.e the matter he young
nan when lat heard tr1Gi Has sill ave ana
should Ee r,Co5er, may b. able % thF0" some !ign'
on the matter.
The means made use e by the Church to get rd
Of marked per."H- are Ftr Gus. Toe " II't...1
count OF the murder Of J1c"b Lance, con'"'
some four or FIVE months ago. VIII IHuStra 'io
measure. often taken for that purpose LfnCe
.oI "'i," n'.r,Ier Of the DANTE Band.
and was consequently tuiy ac4uau'Fu "i'u d"
tbemysterfes Of Mormonisn. h. however snort
Nv before bis DEATH apos'aIHed ana mao uiape
all his preparations l" S'nit wi E"''p" 'u'
i ,vouh never do for ao apostate DANTE To leave
Dr. Ta,-,,orp. he might reveal too much OF the
Ju,asble sXsiem wirn winch he had been con
aao,a5 Inst before his intead-d dep arturo, Lance
yas therefore arrested AZ hs residence IN Lem, on
, cbafge Of rape, and wa, coLtlued in the guard
n,Y., 70 await his trial AZ about o'clock in the
morBfb after bis IMPROVEMENT, the guards repor.
that the cano beir uea burned down vii quote
the account as published IN The Desert NerS), "a
snal-sized person. dressed ia female ar.lfe, ell
" tered and struck Lance apparently with an Ak,
"as he was leaning upon bed uear the door ana
cleft 80 speedily that the guard could neither
" recognize nor secure the individual That strucA
" the blow. Lance fingered about three hours,
"when he de1 from TIE effects OF the blow, pre-
surned TO have beer Inflicted by the female he so
grossly outraged" OF course the guards failed
ever 10 fDd or identity tue person who so summa-
rily set aside the due cOurse OF law IN netlng GU.
iustjce:" bot rs Bill Hickman the Dante leader.
wen. to Ib the evening before and lett early IN the
morning that the deed vac committed, ana ~ ne IL
moreover a smal-sized person, aud the female upon
whom the Outrage is said 20 have been comlnlttedn
rather tall than otherwise, it is presumed by very
many that the said Hickman murdered Lance BY
order Of the Church.
An incident that shows Mormon influence over
the Indians in this valley was witnessed at Brigham
Youngs Office a few days since. AraPeen, "a noted
chief of the Uahs, was there. This chief IL an elder
in the Mormon Church, and although he often prays
at the public religion. meetings OF the Mormons, is
noted ~ one Of the most cruel and vindic.ye In
dams in the valley Some time since he offered an
Indian child which be bad stolen from nelghbor-
inc tribe for sale and not readily finding pur-
chaser took it by the hees aud ashed ts brains out
ON a rock before some twent, MOrmons, who looked
on the deed with spathy He is great friend OF
Brigham. and always calls on him when he comes
~ the city On the occasion refer to, while there,
be was shown portrait of his brother, the cele-
brsted robber chief Walker. AT the sight of 1T he
eyinced much emotion: then Turning to Brigham
Young embraced hun and said he was his brother
now: ard telling hin hO~ much ne loved him, SAID,
"If Brigham tells me to kill man, Kill him;
"he tell me no kill him, no kill him.
This ia one of the civilized chiefs of whom Brig
ham boasts 40 much
81 send this letter by the regular Eastern
mail, which starts soon for Independence, hoping 1t
may reach you in advance of the letters l send by
way Of California