New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

"Tbe Morrno,s h.ve & school wherein toe young
men Of the church are taught the dsrrnt iadSn di4
les. These dale cts SIC reduced 70 system, s1f are
printed il books Many Of tho Mormon e 'ers aid mis-
sioraies have Indian wives, and are raising ,smiiss
| of \ sl -bree6s.
81 bave frequently heard Bhghsn YouaS declare
that be could clean the United Safes with the
shoston.es snakss and Utshs and that he int AIDED
| 10 o. IT,"
| At Painter Greek, which is hit sL seven miles,
on the ether side Of the of slaughter there Is
settlement Of sone fifteen or txeny families OF Nor.
| none. Tie people there bnsw Of the beginaiog and
end Of the Slaughter but Tot Of them went 10 ths
| assistance Of The tran.
| Mr.. Warp states tbsi two days before arriviog at
| San Ipardno, msn named BIZ Hyde, ~oon rs
| leI1ed was noted Dsrri e, snd who is badly re-
ported Of in this Cd, joined the traio, hsviog m
| through with the mail This Hyde reporIed tha he
vent end saw the bodies Iyi.g scattered aoou. upoa
the ground most OF them stripped n+ked-only feS
| OF them being partially clothed. Dane and d.'gh'.
b. said stad there TO bury the dead bU. the dies
| were 90 much decsyed they could Rot endure the
str ch and after throsipg few into hols std cover
| irg tn, III lightly with sage the tSo Piesidens de-
paieo. Decor position must have been very rap!It -
have produced so offensive results, the morning alter
| the massacre
| H,oe also related to his Mormon brethren that
arriving at the Santa Clara where fjmsfls hers was
Mormon settlement, and is nov occupied by the
Chief jackson, be saw In the hsrds of tn 1t chief liz
tie boo ourI al OF Of he emf grants 10 wicl
| vrtt.n The name, VIM. b. Jones Csld veil County
Missouri" He offered to purchase it, bit tbs chief
refused 20 part With il. Thus is the 6rs inmlton
have that will in any msnrsr serve to Identity the
| train Not q word Q sign except this has beeo
given which will rescue fiom obi ion the nSne or
residence OF those hundred and eighteen travellers,
| aid the Only monument left Of them Is tner bones
vhi'epirg upor the desert.
| How were these deaths Composed and VIII, did
IT. Il lie charged upon the Indians by the Mornons
| Brt what Iooisps These two gentlsmeo have re-
ated all they saw along the whole route Except the
ard Of twenty they met returning from the massacre
in COMPANY with srly many more white men, they
say ostincy they no Indians coming or goog;
ard at the vs,ous villages, from Corn Creek TO the
MUDDY, they cav no suspicious movements among
them 10 preparations for attack, no rel )lcngs, no
trophies Of victory, except those ALREADY naned, in
| o, secession Of Haistt and Danes party Tno'e who
were dressed Indians in that party all ia ked En-
g)ish and on terms Of equsity with the Pres
| dents Ii there any significance in this
Since the above written, the statement OF NJ.
Hones concerning the outrases upon the last train
heard Of has been made and we have 'he folio wing
| item which seen s to identify the acred lan
"Tbe train which has been 20 cruelty massacred
was ulder the charge Of Captain Baker famlisr'y
known as "UucIe Jack, )" from Carol County, Ar
| kansas. Sfas towards ard William Baker. son of
the Captain also known to nave bseo IN the train
At Cecsr City Mr. Hornes saw President Hsighf nd
ing large bay hone which he recognized as having
b.loreed 20 Mr.. Silas Edwsrds. lie was informed
by Hatch that young Baker bad an opportunity ole
Gaping, vert short distance but retnrued was alter
ward woupded 10 The srn, sgain escaped from the
massaere and had proceeded sbVn' tn mites this side
the Muddy when he met the Young who o.d e.
capped from San tBernaoino. lie was sdvned 10 re-
torn to the Muddy which he did, when he was met oy
Hatch ard the Indians, and by them cruelty muir
dtIed."
ANOTHER EMIGRANT TRAIN ROBBED ON THE
SALT LAKE ROAD.
On the 18th rst another of the back trsins OF emit
gratis was beard fron. Considerable snxety has
been manifested at their on arrival II was said thst
The foremos would wait for those in the rear, and
thus form one company. II wss also fst that the
declarations Of Mathews and Hunt that the work OF
u.v AIT laat W@re
Dc ab 10 than those who fell at Mountain Meadow
The intelligence We btre have was brought oy Moe
men who arrived on the 18th frou their traia They
state that at Cedar City the emgsnts deemed 1t ad-
vsable for their safety to empioy Mormoo noes 70
conduct them through to California. After much
s sShi saS aey hired 40 ds
The guides and this Incan we've on the moot familiar
terms during the journey. On their arrival at the
MUDDY, there was no luoisn in SIGHT Inc savage
they had hired here gave lorg whoop which seemed
TO be signal agreed upon, when the enemies OF
Americans rushed oat from concea'mstt to the nun
Der Of go or 900 and attacked the stock OF the nj
giants who drew their weapons TO def nd their proper
y. On seeing THE. tue guides said u them you
" fire gun We will leave y,u instantly" Upon this |
hey detsied believing their guides were about to in-
ieIfere in their behalf
The enemy who are reported 10 have been dressed
End painted like bsdeOking Indians, succeeded In |
6nviIg of 800 head Of cattle and five horses The
guides except the veIitsoe Hatch, already oxen Ut
by Powers ard Warn, followed the Indians having
previously borrowed several revolvers from the enl-
grants Hatch who bids fair TO become Infamous, re-
n aimed until the rest had gone out OF sight when,
sypg lie would 20 after toe cattle, he ais eit, and
neither guides, reviewers, cattle nor Indians were
siterwsra heard Of.
When the men left the train, it nearly dssti
tute If prOvisiors having been unable to purchase
anything in the Mormon SETTLE ments. Thy state that
the CHE CT Of the thieves seemed to be to steal and
plumber they nade no attack upon the lives Of the
company. The men who brought this intelligence |
were + days on the road having left the Muddy on
the It'll ara arrived at San Bernardino on the l7th
instant. The last three days they Travelled without
provisions. They came in Oh ioot-the Distance being
$50 ui!es Iu medisely their arrival, two relief
trains were out from San Berrardino by the two
parties there each vieng who should Guido the |
other in thth charitable work. |
.yocE FROM SAN BERNARDINO.
The Independent Party Of Sau Bernardino had q |
etipg Il other day. This party is respectable as
to Iuu bts arc embraces more than one thrd OF the
leople the meiorty being Saints. The resolution IL
with annexed and forms an interesting link Ia this
vertable history: -
sAs BERyARDIyo. Oct II. 1851 !
..,, The officers this county all nmons or their
To- on sppSsTnm.nt and aTse e.Pon.
bic Of them preparing to leave for Great
T,.h rsToIy ". Therefore the dss s1's 20
R.d Th.:e, penden. citizen. Of San s.,nT
sse DG IN H. county, and S. dfsnd s.h
cher any this county should proceed TO enforce
p''H''' y 'A'' FREDEaicK VAN LEUyEN Prssd'n.
CHARLLs FERGUSON, Ciefk =. =, . |
just While ". gresly Interested in the report OF
tn se outraaes there arrived at San Pedro vessel
fIsm Ausrss with 20 converts the fruits OF the
labors Of fellow named oil, woo Iecogoizea oy
persons here az Darite from Fillmore, aod, IS they
ssy ere of the biggest rascnls alive. IL; came TO
town the night Of tho meeting and remain. IN morn
Ing when be was waited upon oy committee 'ssii.
oonstltst.dl. who greeted him in such m.oter thH
he Vas glad to eses,e declaring tbs he hal too much
regard for bis OWE life 10 endsnger by remaining nere
tn. deuded wretcbes be was conducting to Zion were
n -, -, olildYep INT piuetes