Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-17
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DAILY IS; TRI.WEEKLY s5i WEEKLY 3
THE RnvoLUTION IN NEW ORLEANS.
I've have received New Orleans papers Of Tuesdsy
last, when all was apparently quiet. the "revolu-
ton not having broken cut until Wednesday night.
The papers however, al have articles, generally Of
a moderate tone, referring to the election. The
/ Pieayuas. while maintaining neutral position
7 regards the two parties, urges the necessity of
/ choosing efficient municipal officers. The Conner
,ia BH5tin (Whg) reioiees over beprospect of The
eitv's redemption, and, referring to the union Of
men Of all psrties on the Independent ticket, says;
+ II has sprung Up spontaneous, with no preoOn-
certed action or undsrstanding-one Of those great
4 upbeavings sometimes witnessed when abuses ana
evils however cruel and oppressive, nave oeen long
borne pasiently but which at last become intOlera-
bic too crushing for any free people 70 enoure
The fact that this movement has sprung up Hponia-
neouslv all over The city, and with men Of the most
dissrailar political views, shows how psotonnd anu
.pervasiVe the causes producing u AaQ DeSole-
Hence We see our citizens, our merchants and pro
/ psriv holders, irrespective Of party, moved oy
siuVls impulse; and men Who sea-ee'y e. 7 before
united ia their hges upon any hi1g na7 e'riialiy
Getting together effect the inauguraiion or ness
ures hat will redeem the city from The deep dana-
lion into which t has fallen, 70 retrieve IFS interest
"a bon,e and its character abroad, to restore 20 it
The supremacy Of law and to place al citizens again
uDon an equal footing in fact as well as In name
.,--7g ,rr,5ES FROM TUTAHI-OFFIGLAL AD-
VICES FROM GOV. CUMMsNG.
On the 10th inst, the President seat messageto 70
conr-sss enclosing dispatch from Go7. CUHAiSa'
5.te5 Nor . received at the State Department. on
~ an i1ss. From the tenor Of this dispatch, the
p-osids,t saws he has reason to believe that our
difficulties with Utsh have terminated and the laws
N.ep redressed He eongratulaies Congress on TINS
--sSas event, and be expresses the opinion. lnA'
epsple = essasiOn to make an aPproPrauoa Tor
mere Is n >Sts ofvoluntsers recently au horlzsd
the three regim, -.lliag Disturbances in U'ahand
for the purpose Of o. epigrant trains and sup
" ths protection of the ~ tHe regular troops
,lies Texas can be defended
,itbip her limits de events
The resident is more graiifed because s+lN
n Utah viii afford some relieftO the treasur,
lOt require loan Of additional taxation on the
people.
In q letter to Secretary Cass, Gov Cumming SAYS
hat be left the Camp on the 9th Of april en- route 10
Salt Lake City accompanied by Col. Kqne as his s
guide, and two servants. In passing through the
he as greeted With such respectful atten
ions IS due 70 the representative Of the exeo
i've authority OF The United States IN the Territory
SeaF Warm Springs, at the line dividing Great Salt
lake from Davis county, be vas hOnOred with "a
oFmal and respectful reception BY many gentlemen Z
including the A1yor aRd mREcIpal officers Of ths .
'ity anu by them escorted 70 io1gags previously Il
prepared Tor bim the Mayor occupying seat Al has u
de in his carnage. In
Ez Gov. Young paid him visit Of ceremony as II
oon ne was saIleienty relieved Of the faQue Of h
rs journey TO receive O1mFapy. Ia a subsequent 4,
nteryeF, Young eFiaced Willingness 10 eff }rd him
very facility be might require for the efficient per-
Ormanes Of admInistrative duties Ysung's course cL
q this respect, Gov. Cumming faucied met with the p,
PpTosal OF the majority OF the Salt Lake eommunIy m
The Territorial seal, wan the OEher property, was "a
sndered Gov Ctmming by WA. 4, Hooper, Acting n,
secretary Of the IerFit0ry The records and library Ii
emain unimpairCd.
Gsv. Cumming entered on the performance Of his -
Hioi8l duty Ellh profound regret when be learned ~
hat agent Hart VAS charged Wilh having melted 10
cts Of hostility the indians Ia Vinta Valley Fbs d.
came from Hooper. Gov. Cumming =
opss that Hart can yindieate himself from Cd ( -
haTges yet thinks they demand an invsslig ltiOn -
Gov. Cumming had informed Gen. johnson that .
e should probably be compelled to make requisi- =
on upon him Tor sufficient force 10 ohaslise the -
ldians. 4.s eo
At every point Gov Cumming vas recognized as @ --'
na
le Governor OF Dtah, aLd received with military -
liUte; there were ilanlihatiOns his honor Having
card complaints, Gov. Cumming caused public -
otCe be posted signifyiDg his READINGS 10 relieve
los who deemed themselves aggrievsl by being -
legally restrained of their liberty. and assuring G
rOtaction to all persons. lie Kept his office open -
al hours Of the day and,nghl, ana registered 56 -
eu, 80 women, ana Il children as desr0us OF his ~
rejection and svincing adisposidOn Of proceeding
the Uni, ed States. large majority CT these pe1-
e we're Of English birth, aad we're promised a-ss- ~
nee TO remove. Gov U, says his visit the Tabsr- 80
lols viii never be forgotten. There we're between
lree and four thousand persons assembled for ihs ~
Irpose Of public worship, ana there most T-
roiound silence WheR he appeared. Brigham HOung -
trodueed him by Hams aslhe Governor Of Utah, -
I'd be (Gummingl addressed them for half an hour,
llinE them his purpose to uphold the constitution =
I'd The laws, and that be would exPeol their Obed- me-
ice 10 all lawful authority, az the time assuring
lem of his determination 10 sdminis er equal and -
zact justice, sc. lie was listened 70 respectfully -
lie invited responses 10 his speech and several -
DOke, referring II excited tones 20 the mu der OF -
,seph Smith, 20 the services rendered by the Mr. ~
On battalion in The Mexican war, aud recapitula- -
az long chapters OF their wrongs The Iumut rl ~,
rfully increased as they progressed but an appeal
gm Young restored calmuess. Several Afterwards
,Iressed regret Tor their behavior. "a
Gov. Cumming proceeds 70 describe the exodus Of -
e M0fmons, saying the people, including ths in ~,
,bauts Of salt Lake, IN the northern part Of the -
OadseyeFy where are 6ed with agons loaded ~.
th provisions and h0useholI furniture. omen aud
dren, often without shoes or haIs, are driyiHg
cir hOeks they know moi where, seeming not only 5
intent but cAeeFiul IL is the viii Of she Lord, -.
ey say and they rejoice to eiange the comforts Of ~
hume Cor the trials OF the wilderness Their uJI- "
ate destination is MOI hxedOa GolugSOulh seemed -
be suhlcieut 10 dssig -aLs the pIice, 9u from pri-
ge remarks Of Young In the EalHruaele Governor U
lumiHg thinks lhey are going 90 sonora. a. ~.
Young, &iubGii. snd mOst OF the IuhueGral men -,
ID left teir eommodIoCs houses 20 swell The ranks -
the eH3grant5. [ r.
The MASSES every announced 70 Gov. Cum H.
in that che torch viii be aPPic to every house il
dIscrIminately Throughout tie c1uairy as soou as Ne
e troops attempt cross the mouaia-ns, and J02t I'm
though their people were scattered, they would ,5,
Ike every means to rally thcm.- ~
Gov Cumming says that some OF The Mormous -.
e YET n arms, and speaks of me mischief they are -,
pable Of rendering as guerrillas. NJ
The way foF the emigran % he Pacific was open. -
Gov Cummin would leave for the South the - -
Of May lie says that be Bill restrain be pro 90 90
ediDgs Of the military forthe present aad uut be ~
aH receive additional Instructions from the Presi
.nt Ru