New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
THE LATEST FROM UTAH.
COY. CUMMINCSS PROCLAMATIO,


GOV. CUMMINGSS PROCLAMATION.
F,em TAs ST. Loas Rspsbi'eas. ysy Il
We have letters from Great SAT- Lake City - "o;a
Gen. Johnston's army entered the city wi.Aou. mo-
leststiCn from any quarter.
The mail party met Gen. Harvey this siie OF Ash
Hollow ana the express, with crcee 70 change me
destinsen Of the troops elk miles behisd him. Gsn.
Haruey proceed px to Ash Holow TO hold treaty
with the indians of that region.
C.nesponderc- Of The Sc Loais Republican.
GREAT SALT LAKE CRY, June II, 1853.
The Mormors remaa ct Provo yet not wishing 20
bring their females near the soldier boys rnsy are
living there, the msjority at least, in tents, while
their comfortable houses ic this city remso vscant,
with ell The doors aud w,ad,"s boarded up. N2ee o'
the Gsnties can obtain houseroom, ether Tor dssu.
ipys or for stpse purposes. This particularly nsru
on the merchants wso have brought GU, barge stscis
Of goods No reesou ssssisred by the M,rnoss Tor
hey want frs. to see what the army Will d., sod where
will locate. Asyet none have been able to procare
sleepirg apartments, e1,sp. the Geveaor, SsretNy,
Marshal and Commissioners, ana even most Si tae%
bsd for while 70 sleep in their wagons. Many OF
the merchants arrived in the city to day.
Some Of their statements heh appssr in the papers
are not strictly coIect-for instance 1t Is repored
that Gov. Cumming ,epetented on is.Slhs M n,'
frst trip TO this city, thst hs wou not take an escort
and had not hsd an understanding with Bfg1an Young
whereby he should not be m)lested aud thu. be did
have both under istsndirs and an escort This last
assertion Untrue. The Governor had neither ao IN
yitstion nor al updsrsts sudng WITH Young Col ksse
used bis utmost sndesvors 70 dissuade him from -
hazardous an undertaking, yet 70 be would, ssyn,;
that he had been directed by the President to CO. and
that be would try IT, and only ssr this ex presou did
Col. Ksne mske up bic mi0d TO rsturn TO Salt Lac
City TIE fret meeting Of the Mormons tasreseas
indicated spytbug but q qust reception to Gov C.,
but he persevered and ally made peace, II such has
been made witt just such conditions ss wss agreed
upon BY the Commissioners. Another acouns OF
about ifty AIcrmcrs hsvipg been killed by Indians s
il correct though about four weeks ago three white
perscns we're killed by them.
THE PROCLAMATION.
To the Iahabdn'g u Utah and other w'e~ q nay e,ssss
Whe,ea. Jane. Bueh. an st:den, 81 the u1.sa sHs
dd By hi: P5Oc.m.,9n Offer 70, tS ,a. asss.1i =,
s u.1 .s .ns a ns% .s '
Wh0ea, TIE POaIed pardon scoptsd With prescribed
'% Eo. hs s s Cue
2 in the .. % ali s.sa:1s who @
law. the are BY him freely .ad fAS
An criuiua ~scis,ed WITH srowns ont Of tAs
overt sct. o dion and ss.oo a.. %e,sed 10 sen and 1o
to the law. sra patriotic devotion to the Cou..aon d o,.s
PEI Peace c !. M re.tored to our fsriito.y
performance of their respective office without
aey and be dsent faithful n the .I.sooa Of the les.
Al citizens Of the United ss:es In THE Territory viii aid and
ssss. the ofcers IN the performance Of their duties
Fellow esen, .r to you my c,nssSI,o.' s,s;, for he
c1ens who have left heh homes insits t,rscrn -
they do 50 With pIop.ty and eoayeni, nee.
,hs laws. both Federal and Territorial.
TrePa.ses on poTeiy whether real or P~r'0ns nn' Be
Gan ina and cihsr punished by Territorial s.sa..s
with Iecssr severity aud the pru.a Of ,boe 'ts,
to those who may not have had an opportunity Of
doing 30 prsyy a., m, hand and caused ,b. seal Of tn.
rr.L Territory to b. :' .a,d !. dis:, 81. s c Is.
S Nd S & S .sS S .: '
Of the United Stat.: tie .ishty"oond cr.v,so
Jons HARTSErr, Secretary
From The ST. Loud Demoe,at
Mr. Joseph u. Lavsille reached this city yesterday
direct from SAT- Lake City, having left there IN c)n
psny with the St. Joseph mail on the 26'h OF june
The mail arrived at st. Joseph on Saturday last the
l7tb But the kildpess of Mr.. Lsveile we ere placed
in possession Of the following particulars:
The army, under Gen. Johnston, was ensenDg SAT-
Lake City on the day of the departure OF the msi
the 26th The mail party was detaioSi eight hours
by re passage Of the troops through EnSrAu'n
Kspyon. TIE Mormons were oil o. Provo, with the
exception Of about $50 men, who remalned in SAT-
Lake City 10 take OF the crops stock and other
property. Commuoication between the fesce Com-
mt sionsrs and Brigham Young was kept up daIy,
and the beet and most peaceabe feeling seemed 70 pro-
vail Secretary Hsitnet was on the mos, iohnsts
and friendly terms with the Secretsry OF Brigham,
who is Wm II. Hooper, formerly steamboat. csptsis
tf this city, and once the commander OF the Old Aox
snder Hamilton. Mr.. Hsrtnett was living in his hcuss
at Salt Lake. There is not . siogle woman 10 sAis
Lake City except the wife Of Gov. Gu inning.
The Mormons would not rent their houses IA the c,ty
and il vss supposed tas troops would bs compelled TO
camp near W.s. Mountain, which rs about twelve
mits west Of the oity.
Mr.. Laveills brogs US the same proclaim ssoos' NC,
iseued ON the Nth of JuDe which We bsiieve have
slresdy been published. Mr.. Lsvelle met HEaey On
the 9Th inst at OFAllons Buff lO5 miles vest Of Fort
Kearney. lie also met the exprssens sn, bearing tne
late countennsrdng orders TO Gen. Hafnsy, ao'a "1
mies this eide Of II srney's cnup.
Ger. Hsrney had in company With him grss, Caey'
snre Chief who he int. nded 10 70 ASH h'-
low, fer the purpose Of making peace. .
Cej. Hoffnsn u stationed with two companies q
Fort BridgeT. ,pr "a
Net Coi. Murros's command at S;otts Bnhs ana
Col. Msy's at Plam Creek Met aso about iou' '"''-
The rosds we're IN foe condition from Fort kssrney
70 salt Lake with the exception Of the csnoas Ss~
no buffalo. but plenty Of antelope.