New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

From tn, 81 Louu Democrat, My l9
We had further conversation, yesterday, win NJ.
G. nisb, ard received from him a more satisfactory
account than .de public through the papers yes-
;,.day mornbg. His additional statements explain
che vaiiOus contradictory accounts that, Tor day or
tso past have been coming from fort J.sasenEorh.
MI Gsrrish il ne istest arrival from Fort Badge,
ard he he briggs hs4 not beer conveyed by any
Oiler No official dispa.ches came oy III a. or
with bic party. lie delivered private st.-r - Ca.
Rich, a. Fort Iesvenworth, which wac oe;ed foit
BIGGER April ~.
M Gerrirh communicated with 70 person in Lsav-
er sorth bu: Secretary Hsr,ne't. Tne Information
tfep by dispatches received here, wss derived from
other source but the letter 10 Col R'ch, aud the
statements 70 M sr:net. So the news received mas
b,er exaggerated, and is not Official Inc Truth
amounts simply 20 this:
Gov. Cumming lefs Camp Scott OF the 9Th Of April
for Salt Lake City The object Of his mission 20 that
city il Do. known. Mr.. Gsnish says J, was ramored
al the Camp that the Governor bad asked for an
cort from Col Jobnst m but the Colope refuse! say
ing, If any Escort went il must be the whole army.
The Governor under Mormon escort, wes met forty
i've miles beyond the Camp, by Mr. Gilbert. At Salt
Lahe City t,ey were making preparat. Tons TO receive
tie Governor. This lie al we have that is reliable
from Mr.. Gsuish.
The ST. JOseph Gazette OF the 18TH inst. contains the
following which throws some light on the matter, AM
does Lot look much ike peace with the MormOns:
BY private letter from Camp Scott, dated March
80 weearp that Lieut.. Ksne, who Dis patched by
the way OF Gallons TO Salt Lake CITY, BY tho Pfesi.
dent, on N'issioD Of peace 10 Brigham Young, had
reached Col. Jobnstops camp We believe this envoy
is brother Of the celebrated DR.. Kane and is the
same who formerly figured at Council Bluffs, when
that town rejoiced in the name Ct Ksnesville He
remained about ten days in Sal. Lake City, but effect
ed nothing with Brigham Young aud the M0rnOhs.
He says the Saints have altered greatly since he knew
them in the States. /. was believed there that no
arrspgemt Mt could be made with the Mormons, that
they determined 10 submit to no terms that were
likely to meet with the appreciation OF the agents OF
the Government.
"Col. Johnston had removed his camp to For.
Bridger and COL Cook was on Smiths Fork.
The impression there was that no movement
toward the valley would be made by the army until
July II s hence quits certain that the Peace Com
nssoners will reach Salt Lake and every opportunity
will be afforded these high handed offenders to send in
their regrets aDd thus defraud the devil OF MS just
de- ertt.
The Weston WEEKLY Platte Argus Of the l4th has
the following which also contributes toward correct
understanding Of the matter. The letter OF MI Gill
bert Is Of particular interest:
1--WE learn that Mr.. Blasingame, who has been with
KIc aide q Livingston, reached Atcbison on Wednes.
day with the mail direct from the srmy. Nh blasln.
game reports that Gov Cumming STATED the 9th OF
April to 20 into Salt Lake City.
Capt. Marcy, who Was sent 10 Santa Fe for stock,
was met ON his way to Camp Sc,tt. 1t does no. look
as tboSgh Col Johnston iutenoed moving with his
troops until reinforced.
The Pesce Commissioners will, 10 all disability,
reach his command before move is attempted by the
amy:
" since WrtlDg the ABOVE we nave Deen permitted
to peruse letter from Mr.. Gilbert to his family n
Weston. lie left San Francisco Oh the Sd Of March,
stayed two days and half at Salt Lake City, and
wss kindly treated while there, though Brigham was
not very communicative. Brigham had moved all
bis family and children out Of the city Mr.. Giber;
met large number of fami les going south and some
ming in the opposite direction, and they all seemed
very much bewidered Mr.. Gilbert met Gov. Cum
ming under Mormon escort, on Weber River. going
toward Salt Lake City. He had proceeded 40 mules
on the route. AT Salt Lake City they were making
gre at preparations to receive Gov. Cumming
Brigham granted Mr.. Gilbert pass, which reads
literally as follows:
"urAA Tshal1osy to whom these .h.l come
sy merchants in this city hereby permitted pass freely
Mo s,s to e wTso Ss,ei v9OP' Ba ts I ga
1885, Gwen under st1t SsD' BINGHAM IA YoGSG sp
Governor and supernten dent Indian Affairs"
Mr.. GeIrsh says that Gov. Cumming was bitten on
he 25th Of March, in the right arm, By dog that
was supposed to be mad The Dog attacked several
md was finally killed. The Governor was quite fear
hi and distress ed about the matter. The Army are
wing quite comfortably ratons OF thirteen ounces
Of f, and two pounds OF bad beef, and had enough
@ keep them comfortably till the LIST Of june The fol-
owing extra, from the Office Of The Le1Uenvorth
DAILY Tunes, May IA, was received yesterday even
ing: r.
ga special messenger arrived yesterday from Camp
Scott briDgip the important news that Gov. Cum
ming had entered Salt Lake City without troops, and
that bic sutho,ty had been fully recognized by the
Mormon officials. He brings dates to April 10.
Not only was resistance offered, but none was
Brigham Young was tame as child.
The Saints had no mission of vengeance from the
Lord to deliver to the people Simple Gov. Cumming
entered the City of the Temple and the Temple ITSELF
and MormoDsm bowed its head in Submission.
"Of course the troops were in readiness to act, and
this the Dsnites knew full well.
"Gov. Cumming entered into Salt Lake City April
l. BY irritation. Most of the Mormons-men, women
ana children-had emigrated south or were preparing
to do 20. Their defamation lie not given. The ma
oIty very likely will scatter and settle the Pacific
slope, or, If they cling together. will seek home IN
Mexico. TIE messenger says the Mormons had made
10 preparation for war; and had planted no crops in
Utah showing their purpose TO have been to break
up Utah. ard either TO scatter or 70 emigrate into
Mexico.
"This news is unofficial but is considered reliable
at the fort
an B.-Privste letters received here and at the
fort say that the point Of destination Of the Mormons
is Sonora in Mexico. Doubtless they have been pre-
pairing (all of them that to stick together) for
this step SON time and that too with the full knowl
edge an assent of the Mexican Government
MI II It'll tha