The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-26
--LATEST NOV TnE ooLD MINIS.

prom lie 81 Jo.elh Journal. Oct 1871
Ia. MAJ sryiSs Am - nv, ~ w ~. . we "a, 81,
Utah 20 the 10Th Of September and three through passo
gers The passengers we're NJ. oduaa q san,a fe Mr.
Itolrs, az New York, aud Mr.. A. winsor Of Iexing
son th STATE from whom gather Of importance
Mr. wiuscr informs that he len Camp Floyd the 22d
tho I'D about SIXTY had passed Port Brdrcr and twenty
trains passed on sweetwa,er. and eight more
81 the North Crossing u Platte Gen J0hnslons com
uand Of between 600 and go troops and
cmp.oyes These had MI been consolidated into one
grand cncamrmcn and would remain together during tho
Tbere arc also abou, 600 men at Fort Brdeer, under
'se command q Col Can.bry; Col Morrison had arrived
pcmp, and marched through all o. the pr ncpa
and y irou, o. brigham YOunFs quarters, With nags sni
Good feelings wcro manifested between tho Mormons
and GeH,es Thc general impression y tha, Governor
Cumming completely urdcr the control Of Young and
the MCrmons spCak IN The highest terms % him Business
va brisk ~ Tie city aud the merchan,s were dong
hesvy business Trains constantly arriving FROM
California loaaod with goods aud provisions Abou, l25
wagons thus loaded were kniwn 20 ~ on the way 10
salt LAKE frou California Nher the party l,a Tie Mo-.
mon women arc npaiy cad, modcli aud retiring their
manncrs.
one Hccgsday supply trains and aso,her n,ua train
were mt ''s side ~ tie mountains Inc mules were
pretty much an broken down ard the trains were not
making more than ten miles per day three four days
between Laramie and Tie north ing Of Platte Twas
re general impression that there bad been heavy snow
-Nfoms ~ tie mountain aud So there bound u bc
great suffering among tue men and animals, a. eight on
Ton trans would be oycrtasen ~ tn storms
who had lust returned from iISc Peak cherry
frcsk sold mines onr " them. Young from law.
reno N. T. came On wit tho uah Ear as bort kear
npy lie sntcl tha' hc had been ont ~ the zines ai
suFntasv, and that tic mnrrs Ns&ue frlsn ~
a2N per DAY with nothing but picks and pans ~ wa al
che jmgr son that with te fIht kud 81 nschRerr ena
hand Coult make A. PER day The largest amount that
sns hsso had Ell per dsF and the largest
lump found worth al ~ ~ returning with the
= yp-taiIon q koins back ii the sprRg Only about
sscxeniy hyc were let iH The mines The ns psr,v
aist abut seventy Eve aud several pack mules
Asiween lere and ~ tth flse, ter " che IaHcs
Two cosaganes q rsturniag cavalry. wks came In by
way II Pace Peal Cherry Greek were passed the
WIG Pine. They arr ~ The lnvfcssi,n that ths the
boaysst and most practicable route for tab
l4eut ts vhom tho lar mail paiU mentioned a. hav.
~ TASTED ~ SOFT Bluff went out 80 buffalo chase
and, getting ioet from hs spanous wandrcd 81 the
lan for r~rled ~ three davg without anytunR "
~ drink Wheu he found 10 back INTO the track
and reached station he nearly iamishc VIII thrst
s1d hunger Tho mail party lcft HIM 4, kcarNy Judre
lckles vas met " Bg Sandy, and Col Wilson " ODD
hns Nuns both Feiling aoug we'll G,ass sn1 water
rgsd from hcfc " Swcctwaer but bovond thst WY ~
uHrch Indians ~ the route numerous but pcaceSble
FftJnrSrFRfSG. Nicaragua fever sa,'s the
Nov Orleans Tns Dta hns broker ont viru'cntly IN
ard 10 sroald not b. surprised certain hnc folio ~
~hos Observo i has attacked should o. Ucarfiod oa
~ L wlilsn year W shall set