The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-11
THE LATEST NEWS.
Important Official Dispatches from
Utah.
Installation Of Gov. Cumming into
the G0vern0rShip.
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EXODUS OF THE MORMON PEOPLE.
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Threatened Destruction Of all the
Property i'm Utah.
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Important Letter Of Com. Rodgers Relative
to the British 0utrages
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Proposed Increase Of the Rates
Of Postage.
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Abolition Of the Franking Privilege
by the Senate.
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The APPROPRIATIONS OF CONGRESS,
20, &C., 10.
Important Letter Of Com. Rodgers Relative
to the British 0utrages.
Abolition Of the Franking Privilege
by the Senate.
The APPROPRIATIONS OF CONGRESS,
10, &C., 10.
Settlement OF the Utah Dlmculty-Mssss~s
ffom the Presadent 90 Coagress.

Settlement OF the Utah Dlmculty-Masvs~s
ffosa the Presadent 20 Congress.
WASHINGTON, juno leo, 1868.
The President today transmitted 10 Congress message
enclosing copy Of despatch from Governor Gum ins
dated Nay received a the State Department Yesterday
From This The President says there reason 70 believe
That our difficulties with Utah have terminated
and the laws are restored. He congraiuiates Con-
grcss on this suspicious event. expresses the opinion
that there win DO occasion 70 make the spuro-
priason for the three regiments Of volunteers reossy
authorized for The purpose Of queng the disturbances n
Utah and for the protection Of the cmrsnt trains and
supplies, and says that Texas be defended by the
regular troops now within her lmitz Tho Prssdsas u
the more gratfcd bccause the events In Utah will Afford
some relief 10 tho treasury, and not require loan and
additional taxation OF the people.
In letter 70 Secretary CAss Governor Cumming says
That he left tho camp the 9Th OF April en- route TO sAIs
Lake CITY, accompanied by Col Kane % his guide and
two sersDs To passing through The settlements he Wa
greeted with such respectful attentions ~ vero duo 70 tbs
representative OF tho Executive authority OF the Uoissd
saes In tho Territory Near Warm Springs the os d.
vepg Great Salt Lake from Davis county he was honored
with formal ard respectful reception by many gensc-
men, including the Mayor and municipal cnicers OF that
CITY, ana by them escorted 10 lodgings previously pre-
pared for him, the Mayor occupy Inc at his side in
his carriage
rScoNefner houbg peio MN q visit OF ceremony
soon az no was sufficiently relieved or The fatigue of his
journey 10 receive company In subsequent interview
Yours evnced willingness 70 Afford him every facility
te might require for the efBcien. performapce OF bis
administrative duties Young's course 10 this rospect
Governor Cumming fancicd met with the approval OF the
majority OF The Salt Lake community
The Territorial seal with other property was tcndercd
Governor Cumming by VIM II. Hooper, late acting Score
ary CT the Territory Tae records aud library remain
unimraircd.
Governor Cumming entered on the performance OF hs
olcis duty with profound regret whom he learned that
agent Hart was charged with having melted 70 acts q
hostility the Indians In vints valley. The informsses
cane frsm Hooper. Governor Cumming hopes that Hart
can vineicae himself from the charges yet thinks they
demand m investigation.
Gov. Cumming had informed General Johnston that he
should probably be compelled TO make reputation upca
him for Sufficient force 10 chas,ise the Indians.
Al every point Governor Cumming was recognized as
The Governor Of Utah, and received with military salute
He invited responses 70 bis spcc,n and several spoke
crrng in excited tones 70 the murder Of Joseph Smith,
the services rendered byho Mormon battalion In the Msx
lean war and recaptuatng long chapters Of their wrcs
The nmult fesrfuly increased They progressed, but
appeal from Young restored oamness Several After
wards Expressed regret for their behaviour.
Governor Cumming proceeds 10 describe the exodus q
the Mormons, saying the people, including the inhabitants
OF Salt Lake In the northern part Of the Territory arc
leaving. The roads everywhere are filed with wagons
loaded with provisions and household furniture Women
and children often without shoes hats are driving
their ocks they know where, seeming not only
tented but cheerful the viii Of the Lord, they say,
and they rejoice 10 change the comforts Of home for the
triak OF the Wilderness.
There were nIumsnaslons In his honor. Having heard
pumerous complaints, Govern Cumming caused pub
bic notice TO be posted signfyins hts readiness relieve
,bsse who deemed themselves agereved by being NO.
paIv restrained Of their liberty and assuring projections
V ali persons He kept bis Office open all hours OF this
day and night, and registered city six and thirty
lhrse women and seventy children DESTROYS OF his
protection and evincng disposition o. proceeding 70 M
United States. large majority Of these people were a.
tnghh birth and promised assistance 10 remove.
Gov Cumming says his visit 10 the Tabernacle will never
be forgotten There were between three and four thou
ssnd persons assembled for the purpose public worship,
there Was most profound silence whom he appeared
Brigham Young introduced him BY mama ~ Governor o.
Utah. and be Jannoe) addressed them Tor half an hour,
lrg them his purpose TO Uphold The eoc1isuton sndha