The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-14
IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.
WEEKS LATER NEWS FROM THE ARMY g. SALT LAKE.
The Army to be Received Peaceably by the
MOrmOns.
BRIGHAM YOUNG AND HIS FOLLOWERS STILL AT PROVO.
MOVEMENTS or TROOPS.

ST. LOUIS July 12-The garrison at Fort Bridgcr con
sisted of Capt Hendricksons and Lieut. Smiths compa
nies of the 9th Infantry, and Capt Stewards troops
first Cavalry.
Col Hoffman had lost ninety mules, but only one horse
in his march across the plains.
The ST. Joseph Gazette of the Sth inst noticing the ar
rival of the Utah mail says that General arney was en-
camped just beyond Fort Laramie. Col Mays command
was met 35 miles this side of Laramie large body of
infantry at Ash Hollow. Major Emery was encamped
the Big Blue and another commander name not Civ
en was at Fort Kearney The provision trains pro-
crossing finely. The Sioux Indians scattered all
along the route but friendly. There was heavy
fall of snow at Fort Bridger, June TO-
A dispatch from st Joseph, dated 18th July, by the
United States Express Company, Bonneville says that
the Salt Lake mail of June 10 had arrived Gen John
ston and his command met at Echo Canon fifty miles
from the city.
Brigham Young and his followers were still at Provo
Young had been Salt Lake City to confer with Cover
nor Cumming and the Peace Commissioners the re-
suit oil the conference not known. 1t the esab
shed opinion that the Mormons would offer no resist
Col Hoffman left the command of Fort Bridger to Capt
Marcy, and accompanied Gen Johnston
Everything regarding the future movements of the
Momons was yelled in mystery Rumors still rife
however, that they mediate occupancy of Sonora
Conjectures in the Valley that the Unit
ed States Government intend to purchase the Mormon i'm
proyementS in the South Platte
The roads were very high, but good The mail party
neither met nor any Indians Plains but met
great many traders at different points road The
mail was nineteen days going from Salt Lake to St 10.
seph's.
The same dispatch says that Judge Sinclair recently ap
pointed Judge of Utah, would leave ST. Josephs on the
10th ins accompanied by Mr.. Dodge District Attorney
for Utah.
Our LeavenwOrh correspondent under of the Sth
inst, express arrived Fort Leavenworth this
morning from Fort Kearney passing the Utah mail for
st. Joseph.
1t was said that Governor Cumming and the Peace Com
missoners had concluded treaty of peace with the Nor
mons.
General liarney was in camp nine miles beyond Fort
kearncy the Sd inst The express with orders for him
to halt must have overtaken him on the 9th inst
The L. s. steamer Mink leaves the fort to morrow with
Capt. Loves and Lieut.. Lees Companies of Second In
fantry for Fort Randall She also takes recruits for the
regiment.
Judge Cato has resigned his position District Judge
SECOND DISPATCH.
ST. LOUIS July 13-The Republican has Utah dates to
the 18th The conditions agreed upon by the Conference
between the Peace Commissioners and the heads of the
Mormons follows The United States troops to enter
the city without oppostion the civil officers to perform
their duties without interruption and unconditional
obedience to the laws to be rendered the other hand
past offences to be forgotten stated in the Pres
dents proclamation and all houses closed against
strangers except one for the Governor.