The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07
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crE FORT LRAV sNwOR CoRAEsFoNDENcE.
FOKT IkAvsswoRm, X. T., April Is 1855.
IRE Locess Osbrsak at Fort ScOtt-Statins Of the Supply
5reins for Utah-The Lsapen,oorth Constitution me
Efeo, ef ne Conference C5maittee- Value Gf House
Lots, dc. DC
The qaet IN the Territory again broken by psnd o.
swess men IN the vicinity Of For; Scott brief sum-
mary Of the affair given in my last Is OF soch
nktrre and prospect induce the commanding o'er
Of NE troops posted there 70 send for rentorcemens
Accordingly company OF dragons, one o, artillery ana
section Of six FOUNDER light battery, left mere yes'er'
Gay 70 proceed as practicable 10 lie scene Oh e-
guilty There be no doubt that paIuzSn ranoor
enters less the affair as the expressed aetern
nation a TO kin Judge Williams and other oncas' @ahs-
nsy thus controls 10 whom may De aaaeo morse
THE ana hOusbeakers II is unfortunate Tor the quiet
citizens OF Fort Scott, which is situated in one Of
the finest agricultural spots in the Territory Unul
sncb aKIess men are crushed il is ssonabia 70
expest the military Of the government sh Jud be
toaily withdrawn SO long The civil power In made
ounte 10 protection Of life and property the President
has really but little discretion in the matter
Russell and Wsdden commence loading through trains
for Salt Lake 20 Day Fifty wagons start from this point
Aso dfiy NebT ssks Gyy-tots the trans t70
600 pounds Other trsins viii soon follow These gentle
men already started four hundred wagons FOR
she Pans the average weight each being 100 pounds
Each wagon is drawn by from six 70 ten yoke OF Cattle
making the progress so~ but sure. In fact the general
Arrangements by the government for conducting the Utah
expedition with the natural obstacles
10 be rhe march for the soldier is long Ind
weary beside being exposed 70 not end drenchng
rains l. is but justice thai he should be provided
whh sufficient food and raimenl full corps OF stall
oh will accompany the expedition 20 gather, as op-
portGnty viii permit, such ecendc information az may
be suited 70 the national record rhe precise day Tor Tie
adyAnce rs LETT 70 Gen. Smith.
There be steadily gathering among the
people against the odous features OF the LeayenSosth
Institution The soorDG classes are moving IN tho ma
ser determined that such principles OF the republican
marty shall not be imposed on them The opposition IN
the free State partyShch really comprises men Of Gil
pArfiee-sloDe is probably sufficient 70 crush t.
have already stated tina. the probable result OF the
psn Of the Congressional Conference Committee, the
Territorial condition Hapsas TIL shall nave the requ
rite representative population meets the hearty approval
Of many men Of coni, ting political opiuious-men wno
urib1enced by the sp0is OF office, or TIE Willingness
10 build up this or that party at sacrifice OF private
snd general interests At the same time the political ele
oepis themselves in such chaos, from extrsnoous
fauees, that little time 10 cool and reorganize on
more natural basis is quite welcome. II an absolute
majority favors kr. Erglshs proposition II 10, OF
course, not known; nor docs it matter. l am Sc
hshed there is faction in the Territory whose
voice IN affairs s unfortunate but O1able evil
men whose determined is here elsewhere, 70 pre-.
vent any peaceful proper settlement so long as by
speech action The discord be maintained The tee
graph says--'Seward and Howard dissent" would
be 6 wonder If 4. otherwise II the republicans
Of their friends 10 Kansas, they simply mistaken.
They to really intent to how ths Kansas ques
or be dressed up to operate on the passions Of man
Kind.
Tue Valley Bank .. Atkinson is considered IN very
doubtful condition, though many confident Of its
ability TO redeem its notes.
Uninproved lots in Iesvenvorth range from $500 20
- 900. The citzsns aware thai railroad up the
Kansas valley and branch connecting with ST. Joseph
very necessary but escua steps have not yet been
taken 70 secure them The influx Of strangers Is very
greatsopne 70 speculate some % Settle, some TO visit
Brigham Young Large quantities OF agricultural nipple
nents daily landed from the Missouri steamers 10 be
used reapog the latent treasures Of the SOIL thousands
Of O, which being upturned 10 the SUM- without
stone or stump TO mar the harmony OF the suriace