New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-19

On the 10th inst, the President sent in message
to Congress enclosing cory of Governor Cummings
dispatch, dated May p and received at the State de-
partment on the 9th. 1he President informs Con-
gress that he has reason to believe our difficulties
with Utah terminated, and that the supremacy Of
the laws is restored in the Territory The following
is synopsis of Gov. Cummings dispatch
In the letter to Secretary Cass Gov. Cumming says
he left the camp on the 5th Of April route to Salt
Lake City, accompanied by Col. Kane as his guide,
ments he greeted with such respectful attentions
were due to the representative OF the Executive
authority Of tbe United States. In territory near
the Warm Springs, at line dividing the Great Salt
Lake from Davis county, be was h0nored with for
NAL and respectful reception by many gentlemen, in
cluding the mayor municipal officers Of the CITY, and
by them escorted to lodgings previously prepared
the mayor occupying seat at his side in the car
riage.
Ex-Governor Young paid him a visit of ceremony
as soon as he was sufficiently relieved from the
fatigue Of his journey to receive company. In sub
sequent interview, Ex-Governor Young evinced
Willingness to afford him every facility he might re-
quire for the efficient performance OF his adminstra-
tive duties Brigham Youngs course in this respect,
Governor Cumming presumed, met with the entire
approval Of majority Of the Salt Lake community.
The territorial seal with other public property was
rendered to Governor Cumming by VIM. H. Hooper,
the late acting Secretary of the Territory. The
records and library remain unimpaired. Gov. Cum
ming enteIed upon tue performance OF MS oincal
duty WIN Ieenngs OF profound regret, ne learned
.hat tne agent, mr , nult, was charged Win naving
lncteu 70 acts OF hostl.y the ln1ahs N tne slhta
yahey. me inio.ma.loh came irom ML. hooper:
ne nopeo tnat hir. nuft woud Vlnuicale nlmseH
run .ue SnaIees, yes .uey ueihanu AZ
a, Governor yummihg mas lnlotmea yen. Johnston
that ne snould pr0oaply ne compeiiea 70 MAKE re-
quls'lon LOT suclent ioIee 70 enastse tne nuians.
Az every point ne was recognised as the Governor
Oh utaI, ana received Win u mlhtary saiute, tne
houses being Illuminated in his honor.
nasing nearu nuhc.ous conipiah.s, oov. Suai-
ming caused pubic hotlce 70 De posted, sgnllylhg
nls reauness W Ienese .ose VINO ueeeu .nenseises ~
aggrleVed py Deing ihegaly restrained OF ther
,,pelty, anu assuring 'he pT1.eceon " an psrsens'
ne kept ms ONCE open ~ All nours. hlgnt ahu oay,
ana registered n,ty-sA men, tniIty women, ana
yeniy'one cnhuIeh ~ uesirous Vi hls plo.evevn,
ano expressing their ulsposltoi ol proceeuns W ne
onteu Stales a arge msJori.y VI tnese peopie
were oi Engi,sn pr'n' anu were ptVmseu ass-ssanve
10 oe removed. rs ~
Gov vOuhmng says tua, hls Flsls 70 tne laoernacie M
VIII never pc lorgos.en. ineIe wers ne.Meen .nsee
ana Iq9r tnousanu persons asseoeo @ ior .ne pufposs
OF pubic worship. lhere WAS the most PROFOUND
silence when ne appeared. bngnam gi ionng insro-
duced nm as tne 1otelnoI Vi o,ai, ana uosednor
ha rnTn ~, no,d nI, az tbe rsas
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