New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
NewNork DAILY Gribm,re,
UTAH.

SUFFERINGS AMONG THE TROOPS PROC
LAMArION OF THE PRESIDENT.
letter received at Fort Laramie from an officer Of
Gen. Johnston command, dated at Camp Scott ca the
9TH Nay, says:
1--WE are still existing not living. Duties
are harder here, end ACCOMMODATIONS poorer t1an !
ever know them 70 be before. We are considered
hcky if we get two ont OF every three nights IN bed
Az express Las jus, arrived from Salt Lake Cy tell
ing Us that Governor (CummlDgl had started ior
the soutbern portion OF MormOndon, and would not,
In al probability, return here before ten days. lie
has been with the Mormons now over month, and
II ia reported, and believed too, that he is making
every exertion to patch up compromise. eompro-
ml.e with those Who destroy ed the food for which we
gre row sufferng-e speciay since on the 2Oh Of M's
month re NH commence 10 XII the mules 10 Keep our
ANIMAL existence from beng eLttngaShed-is not re-
esyded with much favor in the arny. There Is some
fruth in the assertion made by member OF Congress,
that the army was psmpeed herd OF PAID Deggars.
Z" IL is showing now, and has been Tor tae last ~
hOuEs, With the prospec Of its continuing 3, leas :,
more All this is dreary indeed for who have only
one blanket to cover them"
Gov. Cumming, who appears b. the latest accounts
10 have been kindly received by the Saints has given
publicity 10 the following proclamation, which i. viii
be sesn offers "a full and fiee pardon to ell who viii
"submit themselves 70 the authority Of the Fedt:s'
Government" This movement, according 10 pres
.nt Indicators, viii end the Mormon war
ny sAaEs DUCBASAS, PRESIDENT OF rHi UNITED
STATS OF AMERICA:
A PROCLAIM ALTON.
yVbsress the Territory of Utah was settled by GER
tain rants from the States and from ioregn 'ou-
tries, Who have III several years past mahnes9u q
min, of insuborsnstion to the Constitution anu Ia"
othe Unit d States. The crest mass OF taose
acting under the intuenc of leaders 10 whom they
seem 10 have surrendered their judgment reiuse 70 %
controlled by any other suthoIlty Iney hsVo p'TH
often advised 20 obedience and these fsney h
have been answered with dehsuce. Ohcers OF the
Federal GoyeInmtD ut have been driven rom Inc Ter
rtory for oepse but effort TO do her sworn du-
ty. Others have been prevented from gong tne:e oy
hreals vi as; ,ination Judges have been violently
INTERRUPTED IN the performance of thsr functions aac
the recorcs OF courts have been seized ana either
DESTROYED OF concealed MsDy other acts OF uniawiu
violence have been perpcuated, and the rsht 10 re-
ne AZ them has be- openly claimed by the leading IN
tsbitants with least the silent acquiescence OF
pesrly all the Others Their hostility to the l4wfai
Government OF the country has al lelg'o become 80
violent thst 10 officer bearing cocin sion from the
Chief Magistrate o! the CnOn can enter the territory
or remain there with safety and sn the officers re-
Gently appointed have been unable 10 go 20 Sail LAKE
or else in Utah beyond the I'M nediat, power
OF the arpy Indeed, such Is believed 70 he the on
Sitlon 70 which strange system OF terrorism mas
broneh, the inhabitants OF that regoH, that 10 Ons
among them could express an opinion aSoIaDe 70 iIs
Government or even propose TO obey It's JAWS, WIN
cut exposing his life and property 70 perm:
Aier carefully considering this state oil snArs ana
ms,urey weighing the obligation was uuaer u se
the laws ai hiuly executed, II see neu " ne we. -
and proper that should make such use OF the nun NY
force a. NY d;spoa rs might be necessary TO pro'ec'
the Federal officers IN goir into the TER tory OF Otsh
and In performing their duss after arriving there.
accordingly ordered detachment OF The Army 10
march Tor The City Of Salt Lske, witsia reach oil
tbs. place and 10 act in Of need pcse for the
enforcement Of The laws. Bl in the Deau time, the
hatred of that misguided people fr the jus, and legal
authority OF he Government had become 81 intense
thu. hey resolved 20 measure their military strength
with that Of the Usiop. They have org snized an
AIMED force FAR from c)ntemp.blc ia poio. OF num-
- not with IL 81 Ia - 18Th
great ssidui.y and perseverance. While the troops
Of the United States ON their march, traia OF
baggage wagons, which happened to Re unprotected,
vss ats he'd 81 destroyed BY portion OF the Dr.
49, f,~ea and the PROVISIONS and stores with winch
n. tar, sss .sLso weTe s.l;.ry sz-Ist. IL g.;
As; e-sesrt stsp5e 10 crs Of 3scasd ssa un,sssrvs1