Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

WAsEIAefos, June 10TH General Scott
has received important official dispatches
from Utah. i've days later than those receives
b. the President from Gov. Cumming, which
have been published. They state that the
Megmous have deceived Gov, CummiRg; thss
there is DO disposition 10 make peace. and
that after the Mormons had removed their
women and children from SAX Lake City,
the men had returned. s~trehglhened their
forts and assumed q threatening attitude.
This intelligence is considered by the De-
partnent as perfectly reliable. Messrs.
Powell and McCiiRtocs, The Commissioners,
were delayed on their way by floods in the
river.
Capt. Marcy was six days from Camp
Scott. The torces under Gen. Johnson were
Oh very short allowance. and every oily sub
s~taRceahey bad was used, they being unwil-
ing to Kill the maies fov food till the last
The War Departa,ent has received no ia
ter dates from Utah tsan those previously
received from Cos. Canning. The views
OF The officers OF the army as expressed In
their letters is ;ha, heawent into Sslf Lake
Citystoo hastily. Mefmsn friendship IS not
10 De rEff1Q
II will erecollected lhaf the army was sent
to Utah asn posse csanitatas. subject 70 the
oeters Of Gov Gsssn ming, and cannot move
without bis direesiensa sA
No new Developments. by the last arrival.
The army VIII move as receaily directed,
branching Cd to such intermediates localities
as require protection.
zE -z-EHAaA- EzE=E I'm 3
TKKDER MERcIEs or SLsgExx-IFiye
siases recently attempted 10 escape from SER
vitnde at Petersburg. Virginia, 10 the schoon-
er Keziai,, Captain WIN. Blyliss of Brandy
wine, Delaware. Some or he negroes be-
ing missed q steamer 4wsas sent in pufsuis1of
the vessel, and she wse brought; back 10
Petersburg, The negroes On board aRIGaPt.
Baylis and the Mate Sirapk4ps under arrest.
The woman Was found eoneea I'D in the
midst of a hot .. bacon under The cabin floor,
and the four men secreted in the cargo of
wheat. When the prisoners were landed the
mob attempted to lynch them, aid the threa-
tened violence was arrested with much dif-
~ieuity.1 Capt. Bayls was tried in the Cir
cut Court on the 10th aud was sentenced BY
Judge Nash TO the Peditelftisiy Tor forty
wears, for the iefribis crime OF aiding his
feiiow.menin escaping ron. lie long sefvs
tude. Shnpkins. she mate, will probably
share the same fate. asa oife ~ bse
The bamaps laws of Virginia not only
coufiscate The vessel on which slaves at
ielopt to escape, but s~u6lecis the Captain
and mate to fiaesef $500 each, ard ffnpTis-
pnnent from threeto ten years on each IN
dicfmeni. Capt. Bayiis was sentenced for
eight years each on five fndicfnaenfs. He
Is about 45, ard Simpkins IS. Both have
families, and belong TO Walmingt8s5f Della
ware. e5a
The Senate of the United States in the
dying hours Of the late session Inflicted up
on itself The deep Disgrace OF recognizing
formally the right Of Bright and Fitch, Of
Indiana, tosea.s in that body The Judicia-,
~ Committee 10 whom the case had been re-.
ferred. failed to state the spccifed grounds
on which Bright and FIch could be admit.
Ted. but reported simply that they were ems
titled to their seats And IN Saturday last,
q motion Of Mr.. Hanlin, TO amend the resi-
olution declaring Bright and Fitch legally
elected Senators. BY recommitiing fhs subs
ject to the Judiciary COMMITTEE, With II
structions to report the specified grounds up-a
ou which the resolution was based which de-
c!ares Messrs, Bright and Fitch legally e.
lected, was voted down by q vote oil 8 4ioI16.
So the Senate received Bright and Fitch as
legally elected and refuses to give a reason
for ils actiun. ~4m5s @ as