The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

Wiling 70 trassfer al authority and had enjoined his
bowers 70 recognise Cumming their future Governor
a aid him in the discharge Of his duties.
pEcIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW
WORK HERALD.
bvyERme CONDITION OF GENERAL J0HNST0SS
hRMY-OoLoElL HofFkANs CoMhAND, ETC.
FoRr LARAMIE, May Is, 1865
A. sxvress has lost arrived from General Johnstons
unsnd, bringing Us news up 10 the 9Th instant let
AeariSg that date, written BY an oiosr there holds
. following hnguase;-"We are stn existing mot
vngu go "Duues are harder here and acoommo-
ss,s poorer than ever knew them 70 be before. We
. considered lucky We get two out Of every three
ehts IN bed An express has iust arrived from sAit
Hhe CIV, telling N that our Governor (Cumming) had
.rtsA for the southern portion Of hormondom, and
euld not In al probability return here before ten days
Ase been with the hormons now over . month, and
reported and believed TOO that be rs making every
rsvtssn 70 patch up oounpronise. sonpromss win
ose who destroyed the food for wh'h vs. are now SUI
r~s-e especially, nnce TIE GOA Of this month 'oe
N commence 10 Kill The muek TO Keep our dntmai e1
t>~es from. being ezsnssisAed-s not regarded with
ueh favor in the army There Is some truth In the A.
sy,,op made BY member Of Congress, that the army
! a psmpersd hera Of paid beggsrs'
N ,povrr now and hsG been for the last twenty four
with the prospect Of IL continuing at least twenty
NJ more All this u dreary indeed for men who have
|.ly enc blanket 70 cover them"
appears that Colonel Kane, the mysterious indviduA
Lbs won't through California In such sweAy haste 70 SAN
LAKE, has succeeded in getting Governor Cumming INTO
hands and under the influence Of The IAser Day Saints
k.,nr hss probably done with Mr.. Cumming as he
LA with The Governors previously sent out there
bent him 10 his will, and then made tool out OF him.
sham ia an able, artful man; he has lAoored 10 get
nsundsrstandns-a conflict between tho civil aud mill
Ivy authorities, and seems he's succeeded only too
|vsll Gov Cumming said 70 have aaksd Johnston for
!, ,scor 70 enter saK Lake CITY, and Johnston reported
10 have answered. II you by escort The army,
|, n at ysur service; but you mean twenty mon, nos
s .hal ssr Tho army vas sent out to accompany you
|oto Salt lake Nty-it your legitimate escort" The
pseouence pcr reporA band Of Danises escorted The
70 the holy city Of the Saints There are many
hor,ss Told IN regard 70 difference Of opinion between
|As eiyn and military authorities, but - they are Alto
tsxAsr unreliable, they do not merit notice Young
siu doubtless attempt 70 arrange with Gov Cumming
no shai the army may not enter this modern Babylon;
men, n soon ~ The army gone the Governor VII And
he lad better follow their example.
Many suppose that COL Kane sent out By The fede
mi Rsvernmsus 70 treat with The Mormons think s
veil established fAos that he has no more authority 70
real With them Than any other citizen in the United
Issstes has The question whssher Kane 10 Mormon
rood deal discussed; that he strong friend Of the
nsrnops d beyond doubt Elder John Hyde, IT., In
his normonkm: IN Leaders and Designs" page lac.
hsids this language" Fillmore. by Tho advice and In
.Yces.ou OF COL Kane who had embraced Mormonism In
appointed Brigham The Governor Of Utah. for The
A., ,rrm Of four years. Elder Hyde good authority
sow. suppose thai the Utah Commissioners viii
,o.le pcace with The Normons. 10 70 be hoped
shev viii do So but they will be parties 70
pesos ,hAa does not admit the United States troops
.,e uah and Salt Lake CITY freely ~ into any other
ar, Of the United States viii they avor peace on any
that do not the execution OF the laws and
,he constitution Of The United States The commissioners
caauo, Do said 10 have been sent 70 negotiate peace with
rebeous provinces they are rather messsngers sent by
she head Of The nation tel his unciv subjects Distinctly
INA, N they dont behave themscves-do 20 and so-he
IN chassse them I'LL they do II n, Of course, The duty
NJ ,hsse mssseneers 70 vince The revoters Of this fact
do,ps that they sucocedfsne 70 do that 80 fails their
-,s,on The nation need fear dishonc At the hands
q the men composing this commiss0n-
has frequently been stated In the press that an ex.
wess has been sent 70 General Johnston Qet Fort
Ievenvorth on The 18th ull 70 prevent him ro@ enter
ING Salt lake CITY or commencing operations against inc
Mormons believe this Ia not So An express vas sem
General Johnston informing him how matters and
things stood here, and giving some general Instructions
but there vas nothing which would prevent hin from
entering Salt lake City pursuing active military opera
tens should he deem u necessary even advisable 70
DO 20.
We bsve intelligence from Colonel Honmsn's com.
r>and up 70 the 18Th inst n was then seventy miles
west Of here the banks Of crook waiting for the fall
ing Of The water II has been just twenty three days
since he left this place. At that rate Of advance, what
Nine viii he relieve the half famlshed army OF Utah