New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

o the Uli,eC Nftes. 90 lro s.. n tts. n -. 20
sulnii II n selves 70 th- laws ste to tte ss
tis Ftdorsl Goyefn1s srt, &c By L. n iesiy.-s Nv
p., do- "a Cor 81 trsssop AMI seoision her.
y ttct Az eri-sinoi c9tnscs Gssrci0;, ..if. =.
iyc mt 4 the offr, ccfs y s'1ir0H at ,o,,,
re-cts IN ttcn oyf cre tab'accj =. he ~ ~
me" n r6og cf TIE Pvs>id;-f. ~
Ara extoIt 81 ptrtors 20 persey9re ia f.,,,.,
subr.s,iou TO re ls"s snd patriotic deyotic- -
Const.,u,ioc arc Goyefrnsn. Ct our oo1nos esS.'n 70
Peace il re-torsG to our Ter-i,oy. 81
Al. civil cilioers, both Fedora. srd Tsrit,nL =.
resume ths performance Of tie du es {, tssi, -.
tive ofioes ~i:soIt delay sSd be dtisett apd t.,s
in the executor Of tie laws. All oi.'ys.. ~ ~
Vcted state: in tbs Territory WI aid All ,. - -
ficer. in TIE performance Of thei. ia 80
Fellow C.tizeLs--I cifsr 10 you rny ecczrs,rl.s..
for the pescefal ard sororab.s a. rsm.r. o. -.
d'iiioUites.
TO return econ ss .hey can DO 80 With po2rs.y a..
coLye,ieroe.
TosvI suuouuce my deterInir stioc % .,s,.., =.
eieuoe 70 The lavs, both Federal sni rsrto,iS wv
IIespasees upon property, both reN a.d p,r,..,
n Est be scrupu iors!y avoided.
Gamirg end o.her vices are punis W Tsr,.,s,.,
Statutes xi'a peculiar severity, and esnn.as ~.
pe,usal II the s.a'Ltes to those prscrs vso m,x
have had an opportunity Of doing 80 previersy.
bad 81 c.n.-d the seal of The Territory t ~
L. 6k.d iG-a S.i Lake Ci;y. N tAs r.si.s,s
- Itsl On bis lth a-y 4 Jurc n the yea ,sS -
JOIN HssTsEri. Secretary Of STATE.
His Excel,epcy : styleof C. IMPOSITION has nprous
since the issue of his proclamation Of November lS,
but he seems TO be incapable of inditing proclar,
ton absolutely faultess. In the present docanev
he undertakes TO combine judicial with exeutv
functions. and doubt whether his coastructSc 4
the scope of the Presidents pardon wi be sustsal
or respected By any but Mormon Courts.
Perhaps his Intention in anticipating The acton q
Judges Eckels, sirclalr and Potter was good; al
much is surely to be psrdoned to him when ols ess
siders the prerogativ-s 1 Office enjoyed By bis PIE
dece. sor. which De may consider have been irhe.I
by himself.
The absence Of two of the Judges of the Sup,sn,
Court continues to cause embarrassment A oue..
tion is rapidly maturing FOR the action Of that Cout
in which the constitutiOpality of some of the Tern.
torial statutes viii BE- tested. Mr. Elias Perm
member of the firm Of c. A. Perry & Co. sutier,
to the 10th Infantry, was waited on to-day VI
Elder j. c. Little, the City Marshal and inforus
that lie will not be allowed to open store ia N,
city for the sale of his goods, without first depss
ing his invoices aud paying the duty LEVIED bys
Territorial statute on all goods imported into Tie
Territory for sale. This of course, is OILY Dr..
lude 10 similar action toward the other mNers soa
merchants accompsn, ing the army. The mater
imposition Of any such tax was decided by Jqir
Shaver to be- unconstitutional. as long ago as lsai
in case in which the defendants were this w7
firm of Perry X Co., who were then sutlcrsto Cd
Steptoe's command. Ii il, 10 say the leaG o.
wise IN the part of the Mcrmons, 10 revisetp
question at time when the relations Of Morua
and Gentle are as delicate as at present
| understand that Gov. Cumming is satisfied tAs
the United States Law Library was not burnsds
the Mormons, and that he so stated during the a.
ferences. Very likely all the books were
burned but il is fact which even his ExeeLesu
carnot smooth over, that all that portion of III
library which was deposited at the time in Jadse
Stlless Office uds destroyed by fire There ore
gentlemen in this city whose reputation for yerscity
Is at least as good as that of the persona who have
"satsiied" Gov. Cuu ming, who saw the suisAder.
ing relics of these books in the privy into which he
MoImons threw them, who caused some Of the h&
burnt volumes to b. taken from the vault VI
ccans,d, and who kept them in their possession m
months as proofs of the inccndiarsm. Ever slnN
Col. Kune's advent, Gov. Cumming aud some ofh
associates whom | might name, have eyince4
willingness 10 stake the word OF noted Mormon lx
breakers against the word of reputable Gentle cs
zens. Ii is fact which ought TO be kroSn 10 h.
people of the United States, that Gov. Cumming
cOnsCrtipg more intimately with noted kOn7a
rebels. and consulting with them about bic oktA
movements more contdentialy than with bis Geatb
ssocates in the Territorial Government
The Mormons are making concerted edcnb
,.cure an Endorsement of the awless pro:eednga
heir revolutionary Leg slature, which sat in Sa1
Lake City last Winter and passed tho series
reasonable resolutions indorsDg Brigham Yoay
nd sustaining the rebellion. Ii Mr.. Bucbsant
Administration yields that point 10 addition to D
yxal al ths
step, and signify its formal approval Of Brgsn
Young's dcbunCiation of the Territorial officers
" black hearted scOuDdrels, w-e-masters and mar
derers," and of the United States armyas 81 MOO
There is but one luxury which we Gentlles hue
enjoyed in the city, and that is bathing. The w,td
from the warm springs which Iise at the foot d ~
ridge Just behind Brigham's residence, is conducted
BY pipes to little adobe, once used for ban,
house. The building is entirely out of repair, ana
Of course deserted. The wooden tubs and the wafer
pipes have shared in the dapidation, but we con-
trlyed to patch the holes with plugs and shreas VI
cloth, and at last to enjoy the most luxanoas oan,
of which Mohammedan ever dreamed l am
chemist, and cannot tell you what mlnerai. arc
solution with the water. Those curious on 'ne sN
iect can find them all recorded By Capt. stAnsoug
Neitfer can tell you the temperature, ior as~
no thermOn eter. l can only testify that ssz'
plunge repaid me for my journey Of 3,Oo0 mw@
But when emerged from the bath reibzed ~
idlcness OF my temporary dream that this wn y
Dc I'd 'he tabled Fountain of Youth. | had rems'n<
in the water too long, and it had so enerysted =
that felt as old as patriarch. Nothing but
second glance at the ooklDg-glass could convince w
that was indeed not gray and wrnkled
With such an abundant supply of delicious wsn
ripping through every street aud such factlsh
bathing as these warm springs also afford, ~
49, q AZ .l.znI
in their persons. Perhaps am hasty injudgIgt
the whole population b. the few rough cosrt1
dressed men who are now the only occupants Of y
city; but everything about them shows sigas@
cleanliness which they do not esnce .hemsd's,
The exteriors Of the houses are we'll cared for, ~
the fences are rarely marked by gaps or enia. ni.s
The streets are smooth and not disfgured b. ~
or garbage. Every garden, even the smsle6n
hun.blest, shows signs of care. II were ries