New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

ihe i"h""nk "tNrs, "blch have copied fro, !.
originals on hle IN the Office will show vVi,k sae
reluctance even the -canty records hsys What
were delivered up. N'eeS
CLERKS 0FsicE. u JrDtct,I Dtsr -
ii. ;. L. CRY, Aug. II. is,S{
SIR; young gentleman, TO ma unknovv, ,
serted paper TO me to-day purporting 10 b. N. ps'
poutnent oi one Gilbert to the C..rksh,r Sos sp
Judicial District OF this Territory. H. s,s,a ~. isrd
the appoiniee, and asked me for the ,e
the seal Of the Court Of tha, Dis,rc, SL1is ~. ssd
per referred Ia be genuine wish resnecsf, ne ps'
the attention of yoar Honor 10 the Act ~ @ oeA
Aug. ., 300 lhe iuth Section Of tha; A., s,,sS
ers each Judge of the Supreme Court of Te,-. pos
appoint one person as Clerk Of tho D.,.:..es %
which be presides where one is not sI,a...ove over
pointed ''! y.
Il received my appointment from the Uo, g..
7. STILES, whose successor Presume you Ava 'eois'
kno~ of no suihcien, reason for my removal VI
Honor will do me the Kindness to a. ,.. tor
cial construction Of the statute quoted 'or on
hot You consider Judge has AZ lexsi -. -Aof %
tie Clerk Of his District appointed by ~ ie'noss
save for sufficient and legal cause. ShdnS s
cison be for my removal, the seal and y0iI ae
Court are subject To your order '-s o' the
very re'Fccif4iy youI ob.s r't, J. ". CUMMINGS
The Hon Judge SiNcLNR L. : Associate JGso.s' II
"GEEAr SAT- LANE CIrl, L. Aug. a Is;,
"SiR: | have received, through NJ pa-e ~
your letter ot the 18th inst In answer have ,~e
that have appointed ani qualified TO the olScs .psT
vou lately held. Mr. Samuel A. Gilbert os M. "asa
Tie fact of this appointment appearing TO Won ,.sL ~
the sanction of my official signature, is the he's, -
derce can atfcri you Of my opinion oCnceruir, wv w.
authority in the premises. ~
Il respectfully suggest to you that my Official Ana.
ions upon questions of law only DC obtansJ e.
the subjects to which they may apply shah \. ~
in question before me in the discharge Of my an
duties.
CHARLES r. SINCLAIR
"EI.Seoio JSdse ELL lid Jalie.Is. isa
"J W cuvNtNcs ESQ. late Clrrk Of the e. s Dis.,L.c
for the llld judicial Dstrics OF Utah rerntorys va
"GRE,r SALT LAKE CRY, Aug. IL. Sg
SIR: Your letter OF the lith inst. is received. h
may not be becoming in ne 10 differ with Your Hon.,
in regard 10 the present being proper occa a.or "a
ask for your official construction" of ssan,e wbls
You are at the same time performing an oaicial AZ
which such construction must pronounce right ~
wrong. am far from any inclination to cou,es, a
present what most sincerely consider my clear rist
To retain my position as clerk OF the Third Jahei.
/ District Of this Territory.
In turning over the seal and the records of he
Court respectfully submit to you Honor that do
under my solemn protest, and under the honest iaa
preston, from fair and natural construction of To
statute formerly quoted that my removal without nJ
proper cause, and the appointment OF my successor,
j. an assumption of right clearly and unquestionshk
/ in opposition Ia law
i have the honor to remain very respectfully,
4" Your obcdieni servant,
The Hon. {. r. sNcLAIR.' j. W. CUNNING
The Judges made inquir, few days ago ior tia
records of the Supreme Court, and found that
/ they Were I'M the possession al Drlghan YOUNG.
Judge Sinclair has been endeayoring 10 fnd iie
law library appertanng to himself MS Judge Of tbs
District lie has not yet been able To discover
single book, nor will he be-. They were burned,
down 10 the last volume.
Two companies of the I'd Dragons and One d
the 5th infantry, forming battalion under !Ae
command of Capt. lIawes of the dragons, passd
through this city on "Wednesday on their way 10
the scene of the Indian disturbances on the Hun.
boldt They have taken with them supplies for two
months. Mr.. Francis Dodge, the newly appointed
Indian Agent for Carson Valley, arrived from the
States by the last mail and will follow the troops
accompanied by DIR. Forney, the Superintendent
at the beginning of next week. Mr.. Dodge v .
nephew of Gen. Henry Dodge, formerly Seastot
/ from Wisconsin. He il familiar with the country
/ and Indians of New. Mexico, having trayersed tho
routes through that region repeatedly but be- has
never before visited the tribes among which hs
present field of labor is situated. HIS Sno~'edae,
however. of the southern tribes will be of material
assistance in the agency. The 9th infantry, whsa
has commenced It's march toward California, vi
pass along the Humboldt about the same timss
Capt llavcs's command.
Mr.. Kirk Anderson, formerly of The MissoRnh
publican, has arrived in the city during the vel
A press together with complete materials for Ih
issue of a weekly newspaper, is among the ire&
in one of Russell 4 Waddell's trains. A. soon
it arrives, Mr.. Anderson will commence the i.us
of his journal.
The press Of The DESERT Nctrs has been removed
from Fillmore to this city and the last number of
the paper was issued here.
Gen. Johnston has ceased 10 exercise the mme-
date command over the army in Cedar Valley,
having yielded il To Byt.-Col. {. r. Smith Of the
10th infantry. His duties are now confined TO the
supervision of the Department. 1t is expected
that he will receive orders from the War Depart
ment to establish his headquarters in this ety.
The camp has been moved to the vicinity of be
environments, which are in process Of constructot