The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15
6KN. J0HNssOs's AaPLY TO raE PEACE CoaMIs-
9lOHEkS.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF UrAU,
CAMP ON BEAR RIVER, Juae IA, 1868.

HEADQUARTERS. DEPARTMENT or UrAU,
CAxP ON BEAR RIVER, Juae IA, 1858.
GEsTIN4Ey-Your communication from IAls Lake Guy
was received 70 day The accomplishment Of the object
of your MISSION entirely IN accordance with the srus
tons Of the President he wisdom and torhsarsacs or
whioh you have 70 ably displayed 10 the people
Of the Territory, will, i nope, lead TO more
inst appreciation Of their relations 70 the general
and the establishment Of the supremacy OF
the AWE Learn with surprise that unessipess felt by
the people 70 the eatmon. mat they may receive
from the army. Acting under tue twofod obligations Of
citizens ard Soldiers my he supposed 70 comprehend
the rights Of the people and to DO snty mindful of
the obligations Of oashs not TO disregard the iaxs
which govern military body. preferences thsm
viii show with what jea the general government
has guarded the rights OF az any
ment Tho army nsc cuties perform here In execution
Of the Department Of W. which, from the nature Of
them cannot lead to 10 with the people their
various pursuits ant 10 obstruction presented 10 the
discharge Of those Iced be the slightest
apprehension taas sny whatever VIII have Of
complaint against IT,
The army viii continue its march from this position
Thursday, 18th inst, and the valley In I'VE days.
desire 70 encamp beyond the Jordan the day Of arri
val in the valley
With great respect, your obed snt servant.
A. g. JOHNSTON,
CCionel second CAvAry ana brevet bfiSAdler Ge9etN
United States army, commanding.
To the Hon. L. ". POWELL and Major Ban AoCULLoM,
United States Commissioners 70 Utah.
GOVERNOR JouNsroN's PROCLAMATION TO TIE PEG.
PIE OF UTAH.
The Commissioners OF the United States deputsd By the
President to urge upon the people Of this Territory the
cessiy OF obedience to the constitution and laws,
joined ty mig Proclamation, have this day informed me
that there viii Dc o-iuccu TO the administration aud
execution # the laws Of the federal government any
opposition the cart Of the people this Territory
military force the government In the execution OF their
orders. therefore feel ncuSent me- and have great
satisfaction In doing those citizens OF the Ter
rto,y who learn, appreheud from the army Ill troat-
mert that person whatever win be in anywise inter-
sred with molested in his person rights, or in the
peaceful pursuit Of bis avocaon AMI sholld protection
needed, that they will find the army always faithful 70
the Obligations Of duty ready assist protect
them q, waste oppose them while believed they
resisting the laws Of their government.
A. 8. JOHNSTON,
Colonel Second Cavalry and Brew Big. Gen. Cora.
ORDER OF MARCH OF THE ARMY.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF UTAH !
CAMP on BEAR RIVER, U, r. Juns Id, 1852
The army wnl continue the march to morrow anddsy
hereafter till arrival in Salt Lake valley, the FOL
loving order, each command being followed Immediately
by ls uan ana proportion OF me supply tram
brevet COL r. +. Smiths battalion, constituting the ad-
vsnced guard at A. NJ Tenth infantry and Phelps bat
tory at 6l6 A. "; fh infantry AMI Ronos battery at
64s A. M Col. LoEng's battalion of mounted fismen,
First cavalry, Third Sixth and Seventh infantry al 6l5
NJ; Volunteers st $50 A. NJ Second Dragons. consti
tu,ipg the rear guard at A. H. Commanders or regi-
mens and baiions Will order the guards Of their roo.
pecsive trains mo Headquarters will be with the ad-
By order OF Brevet Brgsdisr General A. 6 Johnston
F. j. PORTER, Assistant Adjltsnt General.