New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
will sfo6 some rdef % tee Tes ury and oct require
O loan arC hdotiorh taxation of tie neo nle

VII thoio some raves u tee hee-ury. and net require
loan arc additional tsys.icp Of tie people
L. letter 10 Secretary Case, Gov. Gun nipgs ssye
'hGt Re eft tie camp tie 5'h Of Apr IN rode %
Salt Like City, accccpsr.ed By Co. Kane as his
guce srd two teTvens. IL pssslcg through the set
iltmCl7 he MAS greeted VITA sacA reDecliui st'H1-
tions ss were due to the representative U. the EG-
ecutive authority Of tie [ nitcd States in the
Territory. Near Warn SYrirg-, at the line diridlns
Great SAT- Lake fIoC DAVIS County, Re was Ecaored
With forua. AID resp, ctul reception by rsny g.o-
temen, including the msJ and uuuc, pei officers Of
tee city ana by them e,eo;ed to Lodgings pIevi'u y
prepared for t,n The Ms.Or occupying eeat a. his
side 10 Die carnage.
Ex.Goyorror Youpe paid hin visit Of ccreuony
81 sccn as lie was 6. fiji tutly relieved Of tie fatigue
Of lis journey to receive coGpsuy. 10 sub3sq1sn'
lc;eIFhw lCubg eviLce0 81 .lngnssS to afford h
every faulty he might require for tie eiicisot per
fcrmsnce Of his administrative duties. iOuogs course
in tins respect Gov CumGiug fsro.eh mt VITA rho
approval u the n, nifty of tie Salt Lbhe co annuity.
The TerioIsl seal WITT ot-er property, vas ten
deTed Gov. Cumming ty VIM. ~. Hooper late Ac.-
pg-Secre;sIy Of tie Territory. Tue records and Ii
bIary reiLtia ubimpti ID.
Gov. Cumuiog entered on the performance cf lis
Of bis official duty with profouno regret when he
learned that Agent Hart was charged win having 10
cited TO acts Of hostility tie Iodaus in VIVA Va lev
The Information came from Hhoper Gov CANNING
hopes that Hart can vlnd.ca.e himself from tie
charges, Jet uiks ttey demtnd al ipyessig atl.o.
Gov. Cumming had Informed Gen. Johrson tha. he
should probably be compelled to make reputation
upon hin for efficient force to chastlse the lcd.an
At cvfry point Governor Cunning wss recognZ d
rs the Goyeinor Of Utah, and received VITA military
salute.
There were lumiua'ious in bis honor. Having
heard ume rous complaints, Gov. Cummings oaused
pGbc notice to posted sSn fyiog his readiness to
relieve those who deemed tteneelTes agsrleved BY
being Illegally restrained of tier liberty and assuring
protection oil persns. lie kept hs Office open At
81 boLrs Of the day and night, and registered jG
80 womtn, aid II alden a DESTROYS Of bis protection
and evnclng 6spnstcn Cf proceeding 10 re Cniteo
Iuq Il ~ nCnple e. - q En-
glsh birth ara prom sed asslt sncs e. remove.
Gov. Cumming says his visit to tie TsoarnacIe VII
never be forgotten. Toere were between three and
four tIOueand pcrsors assembled tor the purpose OF
public WorsLp, and there a most prof und Il cnce
when he appeared. Il igbem Yourg iutrf duced him
by lame az Governor OF Utah, and he Cunmioel ad-
dressed them FOR half hour, telling them this pur-
pose 10 uphold the Constitution and the laws aud that
be would expect their obedience to Gil lawful author
ity, at Tie same time assuring them tf bis determn
etc. He was listened to respectfully
He iedrespobsc5 to hIssreech aud sege,sepoke,
referring in excited toLes to the murder Of joseph
Smith, to the services rendered by the Mormon bat
taliCn in tie Mexican war, and Iecapitulatiog long
chapters Of tier w;Orgs Tee tumult iesrtully in-
creased they progressed but an appeal from Youog
restored ealmness. Several afterUard expressed re-
gret !or Their behavior.
Governor Cunning proceeds TO describe .he exodus
Of the Mormons, sayirg the people including the 10
babitsnts of Salt Lake. in the northern part CT the
Territory, aIe leaving. Tie rosdS everywhere are
filed with wagons loaded w.th provinous sad hou'e-
hold furniture. Women and childfeo, CitoD without
shoes or bets are driving their docks they kLOs not
where seeming not only ccutett, but cheerful. Ii is
tie Will CT the Lord they say, and they rei)ce TO
change the comforts of home for the trials Of The
wi de pesF
Their ultimate destination wes nc. fixed on. G. ling
nth seemed TO be sufficient to desig cate the p ics;
but from private remarks Of Young il the Tabernacle,
Gov. Cumming thinks they are goiug to SOnora.
Young Kinball, ard most OF the iuGc, u.al men
bod left their c0mmodous louses TO swell the ranks
Of the emgIaIts.
Tie masses everywhere ANNOUNCED to Gov. Cum
mirg that the torch will be applied to eysry hou Q.
Unfortunately throughout the country, as sOon "a
the troops attempt to tie mOu1 ios asd taSt,
although their people wfIc scettred, they would take
every means to rally them.
Gov. Cumming says that some q tie Mo,mong ere
vet in ara and speaks Of tie mscLit they ere cap1
bic of rendering es euer0s.
The way for the em;grant to the Pacific WAS open.
GOV. Canning would leave for the South 90 tic 81
Of May He says that ha will res.rsin eli the proceed;
pes Of the military for the present and u"t. 40 oil all
receive &C ditons il s uctions from tie President.
The 6ocumert was ordered 70 be printed and the
House 90 )uIr ed.
10 tie House proceedings Of yesterday the follow
ing was Omitted as published inthe New ork psper';
Mr. MILLSON adm, Va J, offered substitute i'r
all the anne pdments to Increase the Navy, wtico WAS
edopted by 81 against g. The substitute i the same
NJ the Senate amendment, wth The exception that It
provides for the building Of ten instead Of five steam
screw war-slocps and SIDE wheel war steamer tor
tho Chinese Seal sppropra'ipg 81 @oc,ooo ior Tie
purpose. :
When the Committee rose tie House c5nourred IN
the above by one majority.
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John p. Hale Reelected.
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