The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-01
THE UTAH EXPEDITION.

THE UTAH EXPEDITION.
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Oar Fort Lesvenworth Correspoudence.
FORT LKAvENwoRrH, X. T., April Al, 1858.
<s-spS1 Of obmmsionsr Mccullough, AUaisin9 C0"H'ss-
so-o PsoelI- Orders to Cen Johnston not to AdSa~os-
Sss'''ire Military arrangements for the War-AS V1'a
IN Ka~sas, dc dc
CsnnnsOner Mccullough ID here, awaiting me Arrrsa
Of Governor Powell 10 proceed at once TO Salt Lake mo
BODY Of rein,crcements composed Of the rss cavy
md Sixth and Seventh regiments Of infantry, will probably
sstke Up the ktysncs I'll sbou. the 18th Froximo-per
Aa2s NOT room, unless Congress moro speedy IN sup
~ ing the snews Of There no dorbt but the mes
eeDser despatched IN no. hsete few days ago, carries
instructions 70 General Johnston 70 suspend hb ADVANCE
I'll sse arrival Of the Aforesaid Commissioners; and there
doubt Also, but what he will reach him N ame
The srder viii fan with chilling weight on the command
just as the eagles Of republic in sight Of Jeruss
lsm, behold, . bit o! diplomacy, from THIS enc
Il he line, caves Brigham Young-at least
fr season. so dlngert have been his prepa-
nations, 80 ardent his command, that Johnston's
buSlss may haze already sounded the advance. rho
npy berg N . high sta'e Of discipline, and under the
perfect control OF lie officers, no innocent blood would
ayodabiy been shed but the power Of the roarng
psn Of The ord would have been BUNDLED to the very
dust
Ofncs-s Of ali D. rps and concentrating here,
some Of whom n advantage Of Affairs 70 pursue scien-
aao Objects prep ring for future generations some fur
her inform alton ncernng The vast plains and upsands
Stretching away towards the setting For many
years The army has been engaged in this work, the
pubic records viii testify though under such restrictions
sso still leave the work far from complete. The school
bsy as well as thousands Of boys Of larger growth little
dream o. the vast extent Of country owned by Uncle
fam beyond the scand Of the steam whistle Tney ~ii
,d out Of these days, they ride over the Pacific
Railroad. The reinforcing army will be equipped To the
highest efficiency much 70 be considered to have
arrived the practical standard hitherto assumed by the
republic In ns warke operations, viz, against i've
Past history shows that to se about the average ratio
b which the federal AIMS engage.
DRAFT animals continue 10 be offered here In any quAn
ty contractors make their purchases at the door
30 fertile this Wesern frontier horses and mules that
ne system superfuous, and certanlydsad
vantsgeous 70 government Enough offered IN open
market, IN small lots, TO supply any exgency that may
ise and ct cost less the contractor profit The Vest
sgn country ia being developed rapidly that he re-
sources Of 70 day far beyond those Of three 70 five
years ago. particularly In the agricultural and stock pro
Aasng line.
Resell and wadde are taxed 70 the utmost 10 perform
enc immense labor stipulated their contract They
energetic men, and possibly the only ones possessed Of
the various media perform soch labor a short notice
Their profits however, win be commensurate with the
nAxnftude Of the work. The arithmecal calculation is
very simple the result IL Is partly in view Of
Sh fact cost Of transportation mean, on thus
long methat the Mormon business must be settled enec
tuaily 70 secure least, securiy for the future"
Captain Simpson, A. g., Ia purchasing three thousand
head Of beef for Utah Fresh beef an element OF
the tolciers faton that cannot well be dispensed WITH
end healthy and digestibe. Russells oxen are 70 be
used Salt Lake, but enormous gads nave any
tous hening properties twelve hun ired miles Journey
1piy pubic chewers The beef VIII work its passage
certain. -
APO Giants sos labor for the Utah expedition Still
tnpck as leaves in vslambroea's vale" The road 70
the city lined with carpet bags and old rifles omcers
wayad horseback, and mportuned for situations
from bootba sks up 70 pastry cooks close observer
easily read In the and manner OF some OF
tbese people some Of the ups snd downs of life.
Kansas quiet q sleeping child The House % Rep
rcsentatvcs having conceded the vital prn rple In the
Ieoompton constitution is 70 be hoped the Senate Will
setc business by clinchng the prize within 6 grasp
rue the republican faction has stultihed Itself and
spit upon its Philadelphia eatcchsm but that matter
oy their oonsclepcea thing, the negro question
q kut they seem to be very little troubled with
story going the rounds that certain free State men
Of Ieavenwcrth joined recently in letter 10 Calhoun IN
vitng him 70 move the Surveyor Generals office 70
Mat city, and promising him protection, very
true The letter signed by Mayor Adams and others
An q the affair got wind, such howl was raised
supE radicals that all caved In save Henry Foose,
Who much OF man 10 boz 70 The great god OF
abolitonnm. Honor TO him These are the men who
advocate speech equal justice, &c. Profession YER
sus p,actice The 7imes editor his rife with his Ger
tnoae election rammed In Il, ready 70 shoot the Sur
veyor General his arrival D,ee the reader reoohect
the amusing play, Your Lies In Danserr'