Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-06

Il the sssis asa the psopie, 10 do ne act which /
nisla "a hny Fsy sndahger the sxistsnes Of me |
Bari az LIMIT It's means % serve the people, ana
tbs4sofs resOrted 70 the sdns provided by the Lee
sgslatafe for its protection
You further inquire Of me. at THAT time may the
people expect Tesumptionf in reply, have 70
state that more than two months ego the Branches
were instructed to pay coin upon all legitimate oe'
mands of the citizens for business purposes, guard
inc against money dealers an brokers who wished
he use of coin for the purpose of speculation whilst
the principal Bank az Nashville has furnished the
people large sums in exchange at only half per
cent premium, which is virtual resumption in the
estimation Of every business man.
The same course will be hereafter pursued, only
adding to the list of those not authorized TO take
their gold-the non accepting B INKS. The Bank will
pursue the same course as heretofore, not eniargng
its circulation for the purposes Of speculation, out
keep itiB healthy sound condition, and give every
possble aid the trade aud business Of the country
The period Of resumption WILL in great degree, de-
pend upon the operation Of the late laws upon the
business ofthe other Banks aud the influence which
the efforts to repeal their charters may have upon IL
can assure you that no one is more anxious than
the present Board Of Directors to have the business
Of the Bank placed upon a legitimate and proper
Footing as it can be done without danger to
the institution By the combination Of other interests
againsi it
am, respectfully, your friend;
Hons W. DUNL'P aud E. W. d. KING, Memphis
Later from Utah--ArrivaI OF the Peace
COmmisSiOnerS--M Movement Of the Nor
mons, Ncs
/ Sr Loul4, July > A dispatch from st. Joseph,
% h, by 5. express to BroEnville, says the Salt
Lake mail arrived to day, bringing dates from Sals
/ Like 10 he - inst Gen. Johnston was to start
! for the city on the 18th With 5000 in columns
The army will enter the valley via Soda Springs on
I Bear river. Gel Hoffman had arrived at Camp
Scott His m,n aud officers werei in good health and
/ spirits Capt Marey's command arrived from New
! Mexico with 1900 lose mules Commissioners
McCulloch and Powell had started for the city in
company with Gov Cumming and Postmaster Mcneil.
Cot Hartnett the Secretary Of the Territory, left
Camp Scott on the 10th inst. for Salt Lake City.
There was quite a diversity Of opinion at Camp
Scott as 10 what course the Mormons would pursue
ia regard TO allowing the troops to enter the valley
The mail party passed about 300 Mormons with
horses and mules aud well armed, but they would
give no Information as 10 where they were going or
what they intended doing. Fifty Mormons who
had escaped from the valley were met at Platte
bridge, vending their way to the States
Twelve companies of cavalry or Dragons we're
met near Fort Laramie; passed Gen Harvey and
Col May encamped on Pawnee Fork Of Little Blue
large number of troops were encamped on Big
Blue Col Morrison aud command we're at the
Little Blue. Met supply trains between fourth and
fifth crossings of Sweet Water. Col. Sanders wa;
at South Pass and was the eve Of starting OF
explorations of a wagon road from that place to For
Hall The report that the Mornons had removed
their families to Provo is confirmed It is not know
whether Brigham Young accompanied the MOrmonI
or remained in the city. The Mormons have no
gone either TO Sonora to the Russian possessions
as anticipated at Washington, but would do 81 mex
spring if any but MOrmons were placed there Il
! govern them.
Wm. McCannage, agent Of Messrs- Russell
Msjors, was drowned on the 18th, 10 Laramie creek
A great many deserters from the army were met j
the route The streams all very high and rs n