The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
News from Warrington,

News from Warrington.
A sURPLUs or $22 600 coo IN TIKI rxEAsURY-coN-
TEMPLATED EXTENsIoN OF TIE FREE LIST sUHK-
DULz OF THE TARIFF-THB NAVAL COURTS, BTC.
WAIr;CIoS, June 3, 1851
The Secretary or the Treasury Of the opinion that the
close Of the present calyear will End surplus Of twenty
two millions Of dollar. In the Treasury. The ats reduction
Of the tariff he thinks, will result In increase Of
from nCrcs ;ed importaons and he has already de-
termned TO recommend another large extension Of the free
list.
Mr. Philips, the Sixth Auditor OF the Treasury, learn
will be removed the Lat Of July. together with number
of subordinases in the various bureaus.
Col Thomas, Assistant Quarermaser General, goes Yves,
to purchase Quartermaser's supplies The movement Of
the troops exclusively under the Adu,ani Generals
Office
In Naval Court No l Capt. McKeen examined on
the part Of the adversely to Lieut. Stanley
and Lieut. Yard In his favor and the closed the
part of the defeuce Court No moi in session. there
being witnesses In attendance. In Court No Capt
Iatrner Is still hand. DR.. billiard ana Comma ndor
Newell examr ed odsy the part Of the govern
uept, but no material evidence was elcited
NEWSPAPER DEyPArCH
ARRIVAL OF THE sCRvEYoE-sENEBAL OF UTAH
HIS OPINION OF THE STATE OF Affairs IN TIKI
TERRITORY, sTC.
WASHINGTON June 8, 1857.
David IT, Burr, Surveyor General Of Utah, has arrived
at hig house in this city Mr. Burr siaes In conversation
with friends bs. the Mormon Legion poorly equipped
and thai 10000 U,l.ed states troops would efeclusly
ovcrawe them Before he left Utah the Mormons had
heard OF the Intention Of the government u send force
her they frequently laughed at tho idea of the 60
compelling them 10 obey the federal laws and
cited the failure OF tho put down the dig
turbance In Kansas evidence Of its neficency He
eupposes thai third half OF the Mormons who
Disguised with Brigham Youns's tyranny, would rise
asainH him were they protected by tho United States
troops Mr.. Burr does no, apprehend thai tSs Nor
mems will chow fght Is the duty Of every
good Mormon 10 obey the church the higher law
hence the opinion entertained that Brigham Young way
leave the Territory with large force Of his dcuded I'D
lowers provided he find other his gov
ernment Mr. Burr says that Salt Lake Ia the meanest
settlement he ever behed, everything having the ap
pearance Of abect poverty. Young's word Is law, and
the expressions Of the Mormons cruel and without
remedy from the present rulers. There abou, Gfty
"Genles only in he Territory, and they the objects
Of bitter persecution.
According to the statement OF Captain Tyler who com.
manded OF the companies OF marnes Monday be
gave the order after the capture OF the swivel from the
rioters TO rehe discharges being from platoon only
and irregularly each OF the ines firing they
the flashes OF pistols discharged at them By tho rioters
who fred they retreated The company msnded by
Capt Maddox according to the authority, did not Are
until marine had bsen wounded in the cheek, the ball
coming out In his mouth Is confidently asserted thai
several Of the "fiug Ugies have recently died. while
others In Baltimore arc suffering from their wounds.
Justice Holngshead Of the American party has refused
the application for for .he ares, OF Mayor
kAgruder, the charge Of murder The ground OF
application tia, tho Mayor had given the order
10 FIRE.
Many of most respectable ciusens have signed call
FOR public meeting Thursday afternoon. 10 condemn
the late riots and sutsin the Of the Pr deut and
city authorities IN employing military force quen The
disturbances.
Tho Secretary OF the Navy has not decided whether any
Of the Eve steam soops Of shall be built by private
contract
The New Orleans mall az late duo IL 10 hand. The
papers received say that the accounts OF the crops In
Texas favorable. In Batsn Rouge parish the "borer
was doing serious damage 70 the young sugar cane.