New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14
NINyITATION TO TAG .aRMONSTC 60 TO
MEXICO.
GAlpAlr.F y Chtyo,
CrIHVAHJ A, Mex'-s. De. =, $50.

As p-CVidsntal occaslcr -, ett f-e, itet con-
pelel in the threatening a,r,c. ol -lfs, write 10
veu an org other autoofIte and ADVISER, TIE PEG
bic 10 point out refuge - CAGE 40 t-.nerS of the
clutch should think beet Tot 20 await the down rush
oil tie torn Of despOtc Gentle force and wy Cl e5-
cane IT, having awaited It they Ind tGt n5olFe> over
powered in the cOIhot. For presume not 70 advise
Hose who have age and eXpeIcLce 10 Zion aad long
coz mutton with the Spint but 10 a1O. m'OrIsN0ni
ard ss Providence hes sp5sr niy s5ut mo IN ddVancs
10 spy cut the ldod, herein undt Etase 10 give s0cn
Information 10Y eyes have gathered, snd sucA a.
have receVed in CONVERSATION from Others epnIerh'eS
IT, to inform the leaders of Gods people OF tee
safe felreat aud uEes-aiiable refuge and uloun,alo
n. .tr.l 9Th shtt have discovered Tor tnem, secure
hon the hoes Of Babylon. Here are vass tracts
Of fertile table land covered with bhoer or rack
orass on the SUMMIT OF the stsfras, unoc3uplea uh'
oped AVA ing the advent OF the lIGutlOus so tier.
Here are va forests OF gigantic pines probably the
mos resir GUS aGd therefore, the most odrebe IN tle
world. Here accommodates springs OF pure, uLfa,ng
water issuitg fOn pores IL the massive trachyte,
gleeI-stCne and pOrpnyry Here IS a clma.e pfOo4-
by tie most tenpsate Ia the wJdd-NheTe lie tenn
pCratAra y the snsde, according to o5serv-uOn does
not vary than ten degrees Ia the course Of tle
ycsr and where epidemic d. ease i5 scarcely known.
Her is a soil, for mOUI famous country eXu0srant
in fertility, iron tee very creVces Of whose rocks q
HCuTlaIng vegetation shoots; wnsre a. species OK
gram Of The temperate climates have never been
known to lsil. oats perennial plant end grows
sOmeti~es at high Ss a man OF horse back; wnos rug
oGd UCuLtan reIges cannot, fJr Hlneral we4th, es-
Calv for the precious metals, be exceeded, per-
mountain Businesses ali the armies IL the world would
operate IA Vain.
or, If warmer climate and more level ground be
preferred there Is ysst tract Of most fertile land close
6y ere The Bo,son do Mspimi, comprised in three
States, epbcsoued among mountaios, wateiei by
STREAMS yhch fa ito three large ana several sma
lskes, without outlet territory the counterpart OF
tah bat more extensive, occupied By none out le-
si'iu,ate Though cu-cSs. brethren OF the Church
wandering tIOss OF Indians. Here Is "a government
LOUD calling for settlers, receiving negro coIOniss
il tho South rather than none unable to dsfeod tse
from eremi.s exterDsl OF internal, Gnd granting pow
ers 10 individuals 10 bTl1g coOnists into the country,
paving than : "eac bu. | would think !. best %
ccme vitpOut Goy ceremony. Here u aspsrse pOpu-
lati5n, charitable and bospteb5, tolerant to all and
practically addicted, oven the priests, 70 the mot
iLvdiOus Of onT tslets-pOygsny. Here is religious
system having bus itts hOld on tue affections OF the
people, already lettering aud divided oy Incpient
schlsnl. Here 10 plague Of grasshOppers. Fathers
in ZCn lea ders of tie 1osts g Israel lot my feeble
voice prev6 T,h You; Gespse not she humilty OF
your informant. Providence, and that Spirit OF Which
ws oil share portion, has surely led ME hltner 70
work cut the purposes OF God. Come on With your
people or at least the fresh arrivals in body before
Bsby Ion again erssps yolr home from YOU she DID
Titan. God Is my witness how ny heart yeaEEs for
Z!or; how long 20 SEQ " her walls heightened, and
the domination Of Babylon. Sssd on, If you thilk
proper one or two Of your confidential agents nves
tigate the truth OF this report and Dy
al your command. Adeu. Asy the faInsss of the
oPI!S &c Soui b@'dS' ioHIs, IA NNiiSI, w. y.
San Begnardino correspondent OF The aka Cali
JorH:c says:
SALT LAKE tBASDoSED.
TIE Sal: LaEe msi arrived az his aca on the lst
inst bringing dstes from Utah up 70 tue tn Of Apri.
have been unable 70 obtain ny usual fle Ct Iae De-
seret Nttrs but through private sttei5 iOn Csptsin
Jefferson Hun. and Genera. Rich, two leasing Nor
mors az Salt Lake learn the following important pAr
tic1lNs:
Ire Mormons have abandoned Salt Lake City an
~ the settlements 70 the moth thereof and ere reOl0y
irc into the southern portion of the Territory, ard
pesrer TO TIE Calfcrnis line. Ga the 10th l2h Of
March, few dsys sf.er the departure Of The Cafor
ria MAJ, D1ghsm ICuDg issued circular calling up
on ali the residents Of SAT- Lake City asd ne toans Of
Brownsville, Ogden, Bcx-Eldr, Suffers Corner. and
Sa'mor River, arr other settlements 10 the north Of
Great Self Lake City to vacete thei; houses ana re-
move with their families aud goods 70 the southern
district Of the Territory there 20 await further orders.
In accordance with the command tee Mormons sre
rapidly removing sld taking with them ali they can
cary % iher goods and chattels - the doors
sad windows Of then houses.
BRIGHAM At PROvo CITY.
Brigham with the First Pre- s.iency, and the Quo.
rum Of Twelve at the City of Prcyo ~ miles
10 the south Of Salt Lake Provo is he second CITY
in importance in the Territory, and contains some
5000 IL llabtar:'. Capt. Hunt writes that R.ignam
WI probably make bis headquarters az Paroxsn,
settlement ONE 500 miles this side of Ssi; Like CITY
Gen Ech writes thu. they will probably not abandon
SAT- Lake City entirely unless compelled TO DO 70, 10
which event they Will get fire 10 the city aud destroy
every thing. Biig5sns circular recommends tina. a
certain number OF men /. left TO take care OF the
property ard secure the coming crops If possibe but
Il they are unable to 10 80, BIS orders thai every
thing sha.i be burned ard destroyed rather than Be
Permitted to fal into the hands of the Gentles.
Tie Plaeerp.Ie Iniex, announcing the arrival Of
company there, rays:
Messrs. Fulton aud Swichsl t,ge.her With com
pany offorty.two men, eff Sal; Lake Valley on the
18th ofApril last A: fra: the hornons attempted 20
stop the party from lesvsg, tut tbs company being
composed OF despera:e fellows, who had resolved %