New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07

NJ rehd from iheir coaA,ry II 4e seGscD, an
tis ~ were - Ola rcin'ef.
} ie Secretary of War employed - ls energies -
orward n en- the uecesssIy -upPf~s ard % NJ ter
mo -elJ .ucn O. military fice to Utah a. would -e--
.eI resisance on he part oi u Mormoes hope.'--.
nd thus terminate the war <isnout the enusol -.
oood. In his efforts be va efficiently s1s'aoej ~
Congress. They gralicf .gpr1lri.. sns sIific-n-
cover he d. osi y thdi nece-ssry created, snl a.-'
provided iUr Tai,lrs =" oT,e eu@us vl W it-ris ~
- the purpose Of qi, ing Disturbances ~ me I-f'y
- O! Uiah, lor tne protection - snppy ana Gu = ~
" uairs, and TIE suppression oi Indian ho'l.-.-.
" the iryntie7s. Happy, there was 70 oc s'ion =
- y . oe-.s into service. lfihere bat be.Di
shoBld ts's fclt scr,us embarr4rsin-ut Dr. s7ie
= en- aT.at r8- The nlnD-4 ~ OF piH, 81
riuc 7e,s au1ions to serve ter country . i-'5
C,.taIt and vp8reuty danSri"n- ,hl"'sI'n' i'-7 J.
! as been, aad thus may II ever be.
n. Ion, md economy Of .en6'-y sufficient r.
endorsements - Urah established, not Only ~ the
event, but n the opinion o. tnose "rp' ron ,-eli
uo,,,op s1d oppOrt1nties are tie mot g. Paoie c!
i ruirg p correct i1dsmeb-. Gen. Johnston, tue
nnsr der # the forces, ~ Addressing Tie S,cre,a
of War from Font Brcger, urder dat oi Oto2s' i,
lsJ7, eJprese.s the opin'on, thet nnies' I1'se
E;ce j. sent here f-jh the na'rre Of the country
"pic,racted war OF tLeir he MOfmors part Il nsV-
table" riis he CONSIDERED d, c-s."ry - 2 nna'e
TIE war speedily end move ecoh'n'aDy t1in u al
"teTnp,ed b. bsliiciert me3is.
10 tie 1n.sn TIM Il my AK ne fe-i-' the, tAe
Normo shoals yisd OUee' ce 10 'ne Consultation a.
tie laws si'hout rendering Il necessary = resort -
uiitary force To cid 10 accomplishing ihl- oDlec',
deemed advisable in Apri lat to dispa'ch tw' ds-
tlnguished citizens Of tue Cuited Sia'es, Nes'r,
Powell and NcCuh0cb, 10 ltab. Jh"y bore WIN
them proclamation addTessol by myself the inhaO-
a1is ui Itah dated on The sixth day o. tha' mon'n,
warning them of tner true condition, ana now nope
ess il on their part tn persist ~ rebellion ag :,
the Uuited Stat.s and Offering all those who shnuli
submit 70 The laws fn pardon for their past EDITIONS
ana trea-Ors At the san time, | assn ei those who
.loud uer,ist IN rebellion sgan.g the n't States,
Qt ~
ficoronsy dealt wiki according 20 tneir deserts Ine
il lsiIucons TO these agetts, a. wei as copy VI tne
proclaation and ieir repoI's. ire herewith snOt-
ted u will be seen by their report Oi the 81 o; Jay
last that they have fully confirmed the opinion eN-
pressed by Gen. Jolrston in the previous October os
10 the Necessity o. sending retntorcemenis 10 Titan.
w. this they state that they are firmly impressed
with the belief that the presence OF the army mere
auo the large additional force that had been ordered
to this Territory. were tho chief Inducements tlat
caused the Mornors 20 ab3rdon tie ldea OF resisting
tie authority the United States y les decisive
policy would probably have resulted i'll a iongi
blooOy an expensive war
The sc gentlemen conducted thenselyes 10 my entire
satieaction rendered useful services 10 executing
the humane intentions OF the GoNeTnmeIt.
IL also affords me great satisfaction To state thot
GOV. Cumming has performed hs duty IN an able hnl
COZ clatory manner aid with the happiest effect l
can Of in this connection, refrain ron nehtoDlng inc
valuable services OF Col. TnOs. l.. Kane, who fro II
motives of pure benevolence, anu without ony Off 81
character or pecun.ary compensation visited ian
during the last inclenent Winter for the purpose o.
contIiLutiI TO the paci icaton Of the Territory
| am happy to inform you thot the Governor an
other civil officers Of Utah Low performing Their
appropriate funCtiOrs without resist Auce. The AT
tforiiy Of the Constitution aid the laws has been fully
restored and peace prevails ro1goort the Ierrt 'ry
A portion OF the troops sent 10 Utah are now en-
caped 10 Cedar Valley forty-iour miles ,outh-wc. OF
SAT- Lake City, and the remainder have been ordered
to Oregon To suppress Indian bostllitles.
The march OF the army 10 Salt Lake City, through
has had q sft,.rfl ft
sraiLing the hOstile feelings aust the hed Sate-
which existed among the Indians IN that region; ano
in securing eugranls 10 the Far West against heir
oepredatiODs. This Will asO be the of estab
lishng military posts and promoting settlements along
the route.
recommend that the benefits Of our land laws and
pretmp,on system be ext. Ddci 10 the people o Ctah
iy the establishment of Land Office IN that Terri
tory.
/ have OCCASION also to congTa'ulGte yen the re
sult Of cur negotiations with China.
You were Informed by my last ahnual message, thet
our Minister had been Instructed to occupy neutral
position in the hosti,ies conducted by Great Britain
al France against Canton. lie was, however, at the
same TINE dIIo cted TO cooperate cordially with the
British and French Ministers IN all peaceful measur
to secure by treaty those Just concessions TO foreign
commerce which the nations or the world had rg gt
TO denaLd. Il impossible for me 10 proceed fur
TIC than this ny authority, without usurpiug
the making power, which, undeI the Constitution,
belongs exclusively 10 Congress-
BE sides after a careful unation of the nature
and extent of grievances, did not believe they
were of such pressing and aggravated character ~
would tsye justified Congress III decaIns warAgainst
the Chinese Empire, without frst making aaotter
enrLest attempt to adjust them by peaceful negO in
ton. was the inclined 10 this opui0n because
of the severe chestisenent which had been but re-
Gently inflicted upon the Chinese by our squadron in
the capture and destruction Of the Barrier forts, to
avenee an ale ged insul, to our flag.
Tue event has proved the wisdom of our neutrality.
Oar Minister has executed his Instructions with eni-
neut sb III and ability. Iu conjunction with the Russian
Pkpipoter,isry he has peacefully, but enectuay, CO.
operated with the Ecglsh and French Plenipotenta-
mes; ard each of the four Powers has cOncu lei a
separate treaty with China Of highly satsfact ny
character. The treaty concluded by our own PeL pO-
tertiary will immediately be- submitted TO the Ssn ste.
AIN happy to announce that, through the energetic
Yet coucsioiy efforts of Consul General in japan,
h nt W treaty has been concluded with that Empire,
which may be expected materially to augueLt our
trade aId intercourse in that quarter, aud remove from
our country ynon the disabilities which have heretofore
teen imposed upon the exercise of their religion. the
treaty shall be submitted to tie Senate for approval
without delay.
js NV earnest desire that every misrndersteudirg
with the Government ii Gre at Brt 'n should b. ami
caby ara speedily adjusted Il ha- been the msior-
tone Of both countries almost since the perlod Of
tie revolution, 10 lave been annoyed by success on
Of irritating and dangerous questions threeenng their
friendly r,lations. This las partially prevented the
full Ceye"pment OF those feelings Of mutual friends Il p
between tie people OF the two countries 20 atlra N
themselves ana conducive TO their common interest.
Auy serious Interruption OF the commerce bet seer tie
ILed States lAd Great Britain would BE- equally in
iuiious to both. In fact nations have
ised on d.. face # the earth which could DO each
other 80 much good OF 70 much harm.
Entertaining these sediments, eIn gratfei 70 in-
fcIm you that the lolgpendng controversy bet reen
tie two Governments in relation to the question o
visitation IL search has been amcahy adj
Tie claim on the pait OF Great Britain forcibly 10
yst American vessels on tie high II time OF peace,
a 81. Of
had been overrued by Ter OWE most enineIt igrsts.
Tlis question recently bIoug. 10 az by tie