The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-24

tered over The whole state would rejoice AZ an opportu
my vote work, and necessary, fight for him and
mis- too spite Of party discipline governmental dicta
Msa Hh nominston would be the initiative Of glorious
6tanph and Pennsylvania would pour out such Z vote
Aom her and iron districts would convince the
Unon that Simon Cameron was the choice OF her
1silhg yeomanry.
Our Kansas Correspondence.
LEAvxSwoKm CRY, K. T., June l6, 1853.
1As Utah Nail Governor Cummings Visit the Mormons
An Effort to get up Vigilance Committee in Lsaun-
somtA-Sigral Failure Of the Pr@sc-Great Fvce, dc.
The Salt Lake mail which arrived ct 81. Joseph No.,
Monday, IN charge Of Mr. James Bromley, brings two
weeks later from Fort Bridger The mail len Fort
Brdger the Goth Of Kay, making the trip through 10
D. Joseph m sixteen days. The contradicts the
sfRy story or Governor Cummings having been expelled
from Salt Lake City Governor Cumming had arrived It
Camp Soots from Salt Lake City, which place he had LEFT
volmtary. The Mormons recognized his authority, and
ssassd him kindly during his stay in the valley.
Cshnel Johnston's command In good health but the
want Of provisions was felt most sensibly. The pro-
Visions stated in previous letter would only last
until The first Of June The supply trains could not reach
Fort Brdger until about the 2Sth Of june the situation
Of the troops somewhat perilous. It was Colonel
ohsstons intention leave for Salt City q soon as
the relief In the shape Of provisions should arrive.
No opposition 10 the entry of the troops into Salt Lake
Oily anticipated The Mofmous were all leaving tho
place going 10 Provost, point somewhere In neigh
horhcod Of forty miles below. Rumor says that they
y ID
not credited About seventy five families who fed
nom Salt Lake City had arrived II Camp S;ott, seeking
hem mat he was already short Of provisions that his
own we're In danger Of being starved, that 1t
woud be impossible for him TO render them any other
assistance than escor 70 conduct them out Of danger
On their way 70 the States.
Major HcOulloch and Governor Powell, the Peace Com
Essionerr, met some ten miles this side Of Fort
Brdger Is reported thxs the military officials at
Fort Brdger were indignant at the course pursued by
the U 10
n entrance 10 Salt Lake City BY way Of the Soda Springs
ColOuel Ho mans command had reached the Big Sandy
(seventy eight miles this side OF Fort 5oot that
poist had forward thirty wagons loaded with prov
Colonel Johnston This relief will be welcome one for
none vss escected for at e. two weeks after these wa
CONS would have arrived at Csmp Scott.
Colonel Ancrews naad was met .. the crossing OF
NE Souh Platte, and Colonel Mays 1t the Big Rue Capt
1Sy was within 20 miles OF Camp Scott, on his return
points The Three Crossings OF Sweet Water Bitter Got
tonwood, Ash Hollow and Walnut Creek. heavy snow
ssaa on s Ssopss ss S sas 81
Briager.
state Of excitement yesterday In consequence OF large
number OF handbls calling for Vigilance Committee
being found posted al all the Of the principal
streets The folowing Is a copy Of the document which
caused Euch . sensation
Ger ofee over house. evening eishi
20 ss 1 1 . s he 81
Of =. sy - ot Jsss q Is %t is '1'n.
What wss the Vigilance Committee forS No could
ten Who posted the olhS No one could say. me cit
ali IN the dark, and no one could solve the
nr A isrse crowd Of pcrsons-more o, curiosity
shan anything else-found their way 70 the Recorders
ss se boa sti thsy were in the dark. There
m the room who could snlIshten them the least, ana
the citizens about vAcaung the promises strongly
unosr the impression that they had been sold, when
"a md utiOua
Of pursued by the unknown per
soss who POI, up the eerce looking hsndbills.
No was surprised and rrisved at the course pur-
sued BY the person or persons posting the bills He was
is.ven worth than IN any Of ID. Essern cites He had
Dcs heard Of any murders or robberies being com
ai.,sd, ana , v. {. los: 70 know .., for what bat
bored that would explain the matter for
really very disarccsble thing TO have the report
rvfrg aecad that Vigilance Committee was required In
Ieavenworth This piece Of folly The part Of the
phanthr would hurt the credit and standing
have the Ease removed a. speedily o.
He therefore, moved that General LArmer be appointed
chairman Of the meeting and that they shoud at once pro
me motion being pu, and carried, General Iarimer
took The chair and loud voice asked there any
meeting
AZ ths jupcsure Mr. Kendall the CITY Marshall entered
declared thai he was the person who had the
hAndbins posted. he said that was done
only for effect that there we're number OF
thieves the city, and that coming here from
New Orleans who could only be frightened away by the
posting Of ese hsndbllls. He did no, THAI the c
sers SHOULD be 20 much alarmed but thought was really
necessary that thieves should be frightened out Of
tue girl bad been arrested for wearing ap
ana lnDer about the matter and one Of them suggested
tne proprety o calling Vigilance Committee. rne
CITY ssrsh. thought "s pl.n We. 70 excellent one, ana
cy, be had The hasdbls printed and posted through
90. The cay. That Was all he knew about IL cloud calls
Mr. STOCKTON came forward and announced hat what
hs Chy Marshal sad vas true. me handbilu we're post
I'd only Tor enect-that al
M Skinner then called upon 10 give an erplapsuon
81 hs conduct but Tie gentleman walked ON of the room.
ssy ns that he would be beck minute and NOT seen
ne meeting vs Then addressed by several ciuzsas.
MI q whom deprecated The conduc. Of the individuals
panic and the proceedings finally wound 10 with
INC adoption Of the following resolutions expressive Of the
sentiments Of Vie meeting -
ssbhshmen o. ylsiAnes oo~misse. And hs, Inc for
kssO,sa thai NE and grgery are - safe in Leavsn.
"A. law, and hsy require sddiosa AID ready
Received That learn from The civil authorities tbs. they
REQUIRE no help and Sas when 'hey do ssey viii can
The ides Of The CITY Marshal being lsader and pro
lecor The Vigilance Committee caused much laughter.
tor the head Of The police 70 start Vigilance Committee
III Recent Passages OF the Vanderbilt and
Persis.
TO TIE EDITOR or rHs HERALD.
NEW YoKK, June 70, 1858.
fvcu'd respectfully solicit insertion In the HERALD
~ ihe oIlowns carefully and accurately complied com
psrson Of the vsnderbilts and Persa's passages
rse Vanderbilt len Ooves the esb instant at 7i2P
~rivcd od the Battery the l9th INST, g, 1880 A. NJ
Add difference Of longitude her trip nine DAYS twenty
hours, eighteen min ses. Deduct hours for Coves
p.ss.ss-srs esys, thirteen hours, eighteen minutes
ne ferss len Liverpool on the AN INST st l0sis NJ