The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-12

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BAN FRANCISCO, July 70. 1865.
The Gold Ness-Mormon InseuiQence-7he DifeaIties be-
toesn Ca Fremont and the MERGED Mining Company
Hos7isies AvOided-Orsgon War NevsElectiOn Of Gen.
Lane and Dciaso~ Smith United States Snators Political
Agairs in CALIFORNIA; -Dsorce Case Of Mrs John Wood,
the Actress, de-, dc.
OPINIONS ON BRIGHAM YoUNG's PEACE Foley.
Or lntslg nce from Sail Lake is NOT =. all consistent
with thu reports received from New York by the last
mall Very fcw believe in the peaceful intentions OF the
kormons notwithstanding the dispatches Of Gov. Cam
ming that funotonaxy has boon made insrumnnt Of
10 hoodwnk the people Of the United Sates and the gene
IN preston here Is, that while Gov. Cumming u per
nitted TO remain In the city hts position Will be one OF
vassaage and that will be forced to nothing except
what Brigham thinks proper II vii, be rememsered the
'prophst and reveiator has repeAtsdjy asserted
the army should enter Salt Lske and so Tar hs
mas kept his premise. The official announce men ths the
AiOrmons have submitted and abandoning Utah. is
mt very hazardous to say, will prove premature Gen
Johnston who has hsd good opportunities OF judging
The motives sud Intentions Of the Aormons as Governor
Cumming, has faith in their professions, and he had
nc been hAmpered and opposed by the civil officers he
would before now have brought tho n'nutes to tor
animation United States troops Sal. LsSo the passes
a POSSESSION Of the army would have removed sll
barriers that existed and now much az ever
tho re-esabshmeut OF order 10 the Territory. II
will turn that Young adopted the Of admitting
Gov. Cumming 70 gain timc TO remove the women ana
CHILDREN place Of safety-thc men 10 return after
wards for the purpose Of resisting the United STATES
A week ago received news from Salt Lake
Up to the commencement Of June The mail
reprted that number Of federal differs were in
the city and tina. the troops expected to
rive. The Mormcns still continue moving south. The
Deseret Nos silent respecting the domestic Affairs OF
Territory. Not word Ia to be found 10 rs columns
ord about peace or war, Gum niug or Youpg Johuson
Kane. The Los Angeles Vineyard says Mr. Dante,
cst, sho with lumber Of passengers lon San Bsrnsr
ONO about the 1 uit was stopped Ut Las Vegas While
sTch by about hundred Iooiaos WHO threat
ened lbe whole party. They succeeded ia
eectrg Compromise by giving the Ind.ns two horses
heir blankets AID provisions sumo OF tbs families waicn
.i, Eau BerDafGno ast year have re,uraed, aud are
greatly dissatisfied with affairs IN Uah Gen. duot former
representa- IN the California Legs sture hac goae
Salt lake where he will remso the present oini
-ul,ies settled. TIE statement meoo scme weeks
sincs respecting the Dissatisfaction OF too Mormon people
which al the time den led by the Nornons NJ San
6ssBaTdno, is row confessed by them rhoss whose
mir IS completely easlsved begionipg 10
speak cut Information received al Los Angeles
iaiy tbst shout one hun6red aormors mad srrivet
san BsInsidino, who report the enire subverson OF
Your supremacy and That he has lett TOR parts
known.
EMIGRATION To SALT LAxE CITY.
TIE most importsn, news have receives Is by way
Carson Valley About ten dsys ago report brought
in ic the elect that all communication cut of from
SSl, Lake The passes were all guarded by Mormoas,
who ordered to prevent oil esress to ant from Salt
LAKE, which confirm the reports received by The
last NAL from the East tia; hsy n,fnd 10 have fight
Isst Thursday additional news reached Plscerville.
party OF emgrsns were me; al he s,k OF the humboldt
WHO stated they passed two regiments OF Tn.ed Salts
roops upoer General Harvey on the Sweet Water VINO
aNt m tor "a AL
Gen. Barney told them not TO 20 through Salt Lake;
that IL tiey did AT great peril iney therefore
Mormon train G thousand Sprcgs Valley, clnss,ng Of
families their way to Ca iforDa va Carton VAL
Icy The Mcrmons rerored that they were driver way
by the saints. and we're IN great dread OF pursuing
party. II was supposed that the Mormon train
pcted o hormons who formerly settled IN Carsoo Valley
and were returning 70 the site OF their Old homes
los Angeles correspondent Of OF the city papers
writer The lasI salt Lake mail that are TO nave
rived la,t week Hereafter the Ulah mail ia n be brought
by way OF Cason Valley into the upper part OF the S,ae
There Ia bot lite or 20 Mormon news ros people
reported 10 be busy with their crops in the southern
ties sad that portion Of sne r'tsd s,s;es soldiers
tale brought by Col. Johostons discharged teamsters
therefore seems to be discredi,ed IN inclined 10 the
opinion have heretofore advanced, that iron oil eau
learn the Mormons submit TO bde their time Passvely
Nwbiie longer, nsea OF actively and forcbiy, must
,tey continue 10 labor In their great mission o. conquer
ing the world
THs NEW OVERLAND NAIL RoUIES
The preparations for opening the overland mai
route active preparation large quantity OF stock
has bee placed on this side and sufficient number Of
carriages 10 perform the duties OF the service party
who accompanied the train Of Chorpening o., con
tractors returned TO Placervile last week. 1t
peeled TO meet the NAL from the Atlantic side at the Big
xcados,, bul nothing heard OF IL, and thought
very nxeiy the rtt United States mail 70 SAT- Lake viii
arrive from California.
The contractors here are pushing forward with energy
me road according 70 oacaAca has been stocked from
ocked this side. Or. Chorpeoiug cont tap'A,es eav
again next week with stock Sufficient 10 form the con
le1ton through 20 Ssi lake. Toe contractors have
osohts ard stock the way from ~ Joseph across tue
a.rs they calculate estAbsh forty stations DO;
acervilc aud Salt Lake, and thai they viii be able TO
AIRY the mall through n much LEES tnAn The schedule
ime.
The Southern overland Ban Antonio has been In
rcocsgful operation nov over gear fhe upsAre maae
average WITHIN twenty tour days. We receive later
va ON a, xAs by each arrival ana with the improved
naiites course Of completion and fresn dscove
o sod "a this coast We expect 70 receive large sc
efaions 20 our population
iCrO.EL YIEMoHT's MINING CLAIMS ~ MARiPosA
COUNTY.
It s gentrs''y known throughout tho country thai
or..uversy txsts bstween Colonel Ere mont aud the
serosd Mining Company In relation to tho occupation Of
IN NArposs county The c,u.e las boea for ong
ims carried In the courts but during the pat week
matters took seri,us turn, and hoses, bioodsne &c
ppeared at one time really immioeni Every prepare
be hc,neaced would push matters - tanguinsry con
iussn
MESSENGER, bringing dispatches from the Sheriff OF
faypopa county " Governor Wclor arrived at Sarra.
nento the i4h instant asking for ard ~ preserve The
,sacs. ORDERS we're Immediately hsued 20 call oct tue
military. The Governor ID reported 70 bsYe ssi II The
berG ursble 70 enforce The lac aoc quell the ds
ur bapce he would call out the cnilre military OF the
'iAie and " he wss not sustained be would tessn
NEE. Irne MERGED Mining Conn ny sotSs time
nce established paper ~ N.tPoes for the
,urpese q writing ny ine,r claims sra sruns dow.
paper Of the q the trouble which appears 70 be
aused oy the MERGED Mining COmpasys nea having
AIKEN p<ssessiou OF the entrance 70 tunnel where Ere
nouys employees bed Been successfully engaged Ia
akng out gold rate which did not pie>se other
nee
The paper above mentioned rays--"rhs tunnels which
been for some tme pact in pcsson Of he Frvmoni
Jomrany, changed harts on Friday morning, ana arc
,ow held by the rghfu owre,-ths MERGED ainrg
Company Their capture was eieced quietly and with
violence, parties entering the several tunnes shsk
ng hancs with The men on guard, and informing
they had come 70 take pesceabls possession OF
hcr own property. No resistance was offered aoci
laied q, lsst sccouAe. As there will undoubtedly be