The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14
ADDITIONAL FROM UTAH.
nsrmon Letters from Great Salt Lake city.
Extracts from the Deseret News.

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Extracts from the Deseret News.
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BRIGHAM YOuNG'S PAReNOt0GicL CHART.
&C., &C., &c.
he following letters were received from Great Sat
lake City by the California mails and banded 70 Us as
I'M Mormon version Of passing events In the fefofy Oh
Utah, beth in that which respects themselves ana the
expectation Being written only few days preceding the
arrival Of Governor Cumming IN their city, they exuios
NE feeling of tho people their determination TO
hod on TO eGovsrnor,' Youpg-an of which Governor
Cumming is reported to have by some arrangement or
other overcome
GREAT SALT LAKE Cry, IT,
April 8, 1853
aAs Noy,soms Pass tie Winter in Fine &ye-Bas Social
Parties Dramatic and Liera,y Entertainments Richly
Paronised-Rather than Submit to 01ictaI Adminird-
Mem Supported BY Bayonsts, Determined to Burn Up and
JIse-7he Indian D.tcutses; Charges Agaias the agent
Feel Sorry to Burn Up the City, Siccn at the Though
B,igAam Etabluhes "Cu1ency Association and
Brings Trade Up, dc.
In the present important crisis OF affairs IN relation 10
nh Territory, know that You will DO pleased to receive
few items Of news, the truth Of which you rely
feel that you anxious learn the truth In
with this place, ''rumor with her thousand tongues"
has report for every tongue and tale for every ear,
md the million receive with avidy every story Invented
- please the public taste. You love truth rather than
hlsehood here goes for few toms, only col
lect from the multiplicity those which will be most in
tsrespg and can be transcribed upon . few snees, ct
mo hour, to meet the mail via California.
We have received mai from the East since June,
1851; consequently more barren Of thsn
should lie TO be- Thousands Of papers aud letters
private property Of thousands here are laid up
where between this and Independence or Washington.
The "hormon boys conveyed their ast mail to states
eastward in sixteen days. and s supposed that Uncle
Inn, fearing have too much news and much
q his measures and towards the Territory de-
barred OF the privilege Our very scanty by
California that hardly know whether Old friends
md Uncle Sam are alive or not. 1t is
>anly unparalleled disgrace for any government
10 keep back the mail privileges from hs Subjects
ana then pour upon ,hem instead from the points Of
two thsnssI bay ones, and unmistaksbe language from
the mouths Of as many rifles
Peace enjoyed throughout this Territory by the CHI
zens, from poh 70 south, and every heart ben tn the
love d hoerty-relgous, political and social During the
winter fen vites very prevalent ADD entertainments
II various kinds enjoy cd. Dramatic and literary
socatoDs attended 10 wing balls and parties
were frequent generously Hiiei and every species
Of Amusement suitable for enlightened and refined
people was source Of profit 70 the cstsrer aud pleasure
and benefit TO The patropizers Indeed had you
ssep the manner In which they enjoyed themselves
would never have surmssd for one moment tna.
10 every feeling Of the people-~ho only xaisDg
kUl corrupt ana debase Innocent and viroous
ny No cases OF drunk enpess appeared the streets
no lists for assaa ana battery on enc courts OF the city
no trials for lar seby, petit grand marks in thoss
pespecss, Of the civilized manners Of the world Md
night DRAWERS ano assassns; and femses promeLad
ing the streets barterDg their virtue for
The contrast Is great when this pae put 10 iusapos
ton with the AMY outside. Courts were held there for
weeks together the'ts assault and battery and wcsed
nees Of various KINDS, the order OF the day. Ben
oops an Indian Chief visited the camp on one OCCASION
n 30 par and
seepDg m the Superintendent OF Inoan Affairs tent the
sum ?, 500 Vas stolen from him esnSaos IS osrr,d
crimes, sthoogh all such are strictly forbidden in the
The isbsbsnts Of Tho territory feel fully Determined to
have 0css thsm, 70 rule Ia their courts
and balls, Of such character end couo'on IS Those VINO
end say that there here well qualified 10 every
respect TO fiji Office with hopor-meD whose inle
IN the Territory, aud whose desire II n "a i'm
prove the places winch have been settled through tnir
ipoustry and perseverance,. No settlement was a.
fcsed In this Territory until they cane and DOW wnen
they sustain then selves they are determined % claim
then privileges American citizens ana have men
them Of their Choice ana who seek their especial
good Rs Der than subn 70 ON forced upon them BY
sne bayopet they purpose leaving the place altogether,
and barn al their improvements "sa<og ogfu,ly the
sporg OF ther evos me IL cd every
scle and every h. ana il with cha, COM
pacep feelings and apparent pleasure they discuss The gro
pretty o. tho measure roey DO no, want % shed the blood
OF soo,crfd their fellow dispoeed % he ~
p~ace with toe Uoited States and tho World but wi
snbm TO intercourse with gamblers, thieves dsoa1cnses
espsoB, tins amy Fort Bri1ger. II IL had been
designed 10 sht the soldiers and tbe feelings OF toe
positive from their means, position ana members
al unused men, the army TO man would now have
been food for worms or wolves Bat Gov Young 10
peaoeabo, char liable and feeling man-pone 20
upon the earth; hence the SOLDIERS left upmoesI
ed, and the people are bappy anf preparing for
every emergency. indeed, / may FAY that many are
preparing TO be ready ct ~oro vacs,e the place and
burn their property, N IL deemed prudent 81 DO 50.
n soela that yould has
furnished ~b pleasure, good were MA feelings 10
them as fellow beings; but their pride woali rather lot
The ocias ADD others smope the troops employing
their haence and 10 bride tho Indians 10 steal the
air I'd, some have 81 csse5 10 stealing and have mas
sacred several persons In the ouer se't ements. The
cattle win DO conveyed 10 the army On, poor fox skin
from an Indian VIII be paid for with quite qlsnty OF
powder, lead, cars, basksts and shfts-more than
hundred times Ne value-in order 10 buy tho
have hitherto fed and c,othei them This IS Done
whenever indian visits them II IL not, OF course,
bribng or buyng the Indian-a Is only payirg for TIE
fcx or bucsssD; and significant mods, wnks aud
signs accompany log the gin, easily interpreted; and
robbery and murder are ,he resui, pr aar', The In.
create excitement In hts favor, In prc,ence for per.
sopsl safety" rbe wicked teeth wnen no naa par
ley among whom the t1ac. placed him.
self a. their caef hes1, 20 make an attack on
the southern settlements. and promising not oniy an.
kets powder &c bat share OF tho pisge as tho re-
ward OF their pearious acts Murder IN the north n N
be responded 70 by murder q pescesoe sud qaies CD
In The south. Every mule and borse that the
Indians steal blamed on the sormous though the latter
may be o hundred miles from the scene OF action.
supply OF whskey is furnished 10 the indians by
The officers and Others and they 10 enjoy themselves
well together Drinking among the troops earned
b. during the winter, which calculated 20
cse their bteres feelings and enter IN every scheme
annoy kill the citizens White and murdcrous In
ana are hail felloKs well met II not unsuitable for
honest and moral people 10 reet the nf1cn,e Of such
wicked under the of officials and seek asy
tum where they live pesce and cuvsse every Just
and correct rncplewhere they carry ont her
views In relat on 10 liy q, the constitution
is the OF the people generally here that the
troops should be " thdrav n ipstauter, aud Commis
be forwarded 10 this place 20 INQUIRE into the state
Of affairs ana larn whether there soy,hing - justify
the Of tho adninsta ion in their course. N IL Ike
wise generally veil entertained AMONGST them, that the