New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24
Mailer, ard Gov win,los of tn. Senate and House

Mallory ard Gov. Winslo" Of ths Senate ana mouse
ksvsi Committee.
Tfe bill reported rs Nj Hub.e- in The Senate tp'oiy
give, authority to the President, a'any time "''nh
twelve months from The passage OF the ac % oo'oN
ffeen millions Ct dollars, with prcvi'o taa' no con-
trsc, sha he made 10 prevent the Cnec sns'ss from
rsimhursirg the sun borrowed at any ulnv 1toI toe
expls. on OF fifteen yesrs from tne liIs' y. ru.a
next Tie stock is to be ssueu o9a' h -;sad Co.
I.s I'm Than one hundred dollars, whlca may De trans
fsYrd ON the books Oftbe Treasury uhoe' sncu
lions a. may be estaorae9 py We oeSiela'y VI 'ne
sTres.rv Whenever il Is required the Secretary may
-. n.,,rons of semi srrual interest to be attached
- r. .ri,fcates assigned or transferred TIE Secre-
!; no give public notice for bids OF not less than
thity days, and accept the most favorable Hom re-
No stock il 10 be disposed Of at ess than its PSF
vsue The faith Of the United States is pledged for
,be Of the interest and the redemption of the
principal. The bill authorizes the employment Of two
sddtral clerks and spproprates so OOO to meet tho
expenses incurred in the execution Of the law.
WASHINGTON, May g, 1853.
Tie Jnlon publishes letter from Fort Bndger,
April lCtb stating on the authority of Mr.. Gilbert, for
mes'y merchant of Salt Lake City, that Governor
Cumming and Col. Kane were met by him in Echo
Canon foty-fye miles this eide OF Salt Lake City on the
18th Of Apiil. Aboutwe mormons accompanied them.
Or bis way to Salt Lske from California Mr.. Gilbert
met with large Numbers Of wagons heavily loaded,
on the wsy it was supposed TO the White Mountains
rear the borders Of New.Mexco. Nearly 100 persons
leave the city daily, and so fer as women aid children
were conoerned the city nearly depopulated. 1t
supposed that large portion of them were s'creted
Oh City Greek, above Salt Lake, in the mountains
where is known that they have large caches of pro-
visions.
In conversation with Brigham Young, Mr.. Gilbert
was told that il the army would give him time he
would leave, otherwise he would "send tnem to bel
/" 8crOss Ots."
The correspondent e1ds: eve waiting news
from the Governor with much interest and anxiety
His early return t. the camp is not looked for by
many ss he took with him large supplies"
The following nsmed officers have bee0commssion
ed: Thomas H. Dunn of Mississippi, Consul General
at Havana; Alexander Derbes Of louisiana, Consul
AZ Marseilles; Albert G. Bakely of Missouri, Consul
Al Talcshuano; Augustus Cerfeld Of New-Jersey.
Coosul for Gambia; Felix +. Forester of New-fork,
Consul at Geneva; Rafael Pfeoiat of New-fOrk, Con-
sul at Campeachy; Luthec H. Hatfield OF New York;
Consul ct Bombay; L. Cyrus Of New-York, Consul
st Gottenbug.
There ia 10 immediate prospect OF an extension OF
the session Of Congress beyond the period fixed for It's
termination. This would be done only to the extent
Of teveral days, in the event Of additional time
being actually necessary for the passage OF the Cen
era Appropriation bills
No further action will be taken concerning the right
of d. Bernhsel TO his seat Delegate. the Commit
tee on Territories not being able officially to ascertain
that Utah is in a state of rebellion.