The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-31
NEWS FROM UrAs!.


Our San Fss.eisco Correspondence.
Ram FRAScIsoo Ma 6, 1862
Fourteen Days Later News from Utah ~M~msss Erecting
Fatfoasins ON the Oregon 7rail-1Asir Prooabls Ems
.9raa~~ No'tAward- Col Kanes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Pacvyrng the People, The War Cry Abandoned Nor
mons Retailing ogaina Harry 7ar-s, dc
We bave some ado ition@l and reports from Utah
via Sas Bernardnc party o. hormons arrived at the
dater place the Goth N April from BALI Lake City.
The Intelligence brought by them fourteen days later
chan that received b. mail Their statements are not
regarded entirely reliable, but may be taken for
what they worth Yesterday Que Of the papers
states that private sdv,ces that the Aormons
engaged in erecting Notifications the trail towards
Oregon, several hundred miles north OF Salt Lake. A.
enc or the forts is said nearly hundred men are
as work, and other positions also marked out and
are 10 be coon fortified. These movements may
be considered preparatory stops 70 emigration north
ward, as We Informed, By way OF San Bernardino
Col Kane, who appears to be a,ting Commissioner,
with powers 70 treat, sitter conference with Brigham
Young had gone Camp Scott, Fort Bridger 10 now
called It believed that the m,veuens which fol
lowed the esas Of his conferences with the con-
ctDg parties Brigham Young has Issued circular 70
NJ his folio xes commanding them not 70 hsht nor even
% oppose the army General and that ~ the
army advances the, retire from the northern 10 the
southern counties He commands his people 10 avoid all
contact with the sold-is AL nos good for tnem 70
meet With their wiz e. their little oDes and their herds
they are IN vacae sounry ~ SAILS Laxe usudng the
CITY woioh given up 70 the Of tho soldiers,
who are there orde cd erect military post Tais cir
cuar and reai by these gentlemen but they did
mot bring one Of them
when they lett, toe movement had already begun, and
they assert that By this tune the city vacated and tho
army OF Gov. Cunmit Z is 10 occupation.
All thooghts o. Of agnrng ere abandoned, and
is believed that peace will prevail from this tme forth
There longer ex,.is among them Aoy Intention Of
n
all losses they sustsD ~ consequence the occupation
by the troops, they will have claim upon the govern
ment
TIE retiring popus ion TO form colonies in the
south, upon the Coo'soo, the Aohsve and in the valleys
Macy OF th,se V ba left San Berpardino we're baily
treated In Salt Las because they "cams from hell
II Is ssd that tho paope bsse cd 70 sugar tea,
coffee, and ober articles shich considered indisoen
sable 10 these things are not TO be
had. roese aso ssd TO oc scarcity OF material for
womens clothing Aod man ofthem go dressed 10 pants
and coats
The people Of the southern sstiemens almost In
open rebellion against the CHURCH They are taxed
enormously the support Of their army that their sub
Is nearly eateo The tax amounts to SO per
cent OF their ~hoe property.
Cen. Hunt viii arrive IN San Sernarduo by the next
mail, 10 l,ok sfsr his affairs dc ba the contract for
carrying the mail bet SAu Bernsrdiuo and Salt Lake
come through wormons. Tho next two weeks will
verify or dMprove them
Our wsshinsto Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1853
The Last Dispatches from Fort Bridgcr-Gop Cummings
Vi1t to tie Mormons-- Col. Kane's Return East Ez.
peced for Some 7ims-List Of Stores Destroyed BY the
Mormons.
The last dispatches from the army at Fort Bridger
have relieved momep'ariy the War Depart from the
usual dulness Of ordinary routine, and have OF them
selves formed something Of contrast TO those received
from the quarter for time back Very little
has been permitted exc OUT but from what has broken
sL>As. ~ Aukk
abundant light Of numerous letters from the place.
requires great capacity 70 comprehend that the most
perfect cordiae does not exist between the civil
and military beads Of he expedition 10 Mormondom, or
how the Normons should be viewed and treated
The entry OF Gov. Cumming Salt Lake Valley without
houreh Of uumpets voleys Of musketry gusering bsyo
nets, and 70 the tune Of yankee Doodle or "aan
Columbia" 10 not just the thing that counted on
In this free country where there is great latitude for
the expression Of opinion there abundance OF per-
sons ready take the opposite side OF question,
Just the fun Of the thing. This incident furnishes
subject for the Of that oombaveues and well
d improved. Some have that the Governor should
no, pave gone paradise OF the faithful vi
they had repented urned and groaned IN the hu nifty
OF and sshes been FRUSTRATED and bleeding
the heel Of their conqusror Colonel Johnston The
others, favorable TO peace, think IL best, ar
rspgement between the beleereuts must some time
be made that come Ss S S.ore nan ate, the
pleased as the prospect Of peaceful solution OF the Dir
nouky. The Utah delegate wears olAnder smile than
he has for months What between the last news
from Utah report OF the nittee favorable 70
h retaining his 10 the Rouse on the ground Of insult
a rebeiIiou that quiet unassuming gentleman look
froeher BY half dozen In the same number days
Colonel Kane, through whose services all this pleasure
and disappointment have been brought about, the sub
jeot OF every whore and the innocent cause
OF muoh debate. He Is real Mormon and he 70 not 50
ay the smart knowing folks both Sides who never YET
ssx anything come 70 pass bus what they know Of a
long tine ego" The democratic, With whom he hoored
6elas. o.mpesn 90 IN souy tsr shsT r'ena sns
lion Of association with Brigham Young osner than thai
which springs rom . grateful remembrance o. me
tndpess he the hands OF the Prophes and
Mrs Young first, tpan eleven years ago, whom
he was overtakcn by severe sickness IN the western
UoSly more than this ID his Interest FOR tho Mormons
but the latter not acknowledge It, HIS long absence
from tbem and bis entire ignorance Of poygsmr among
sbsm for years after was practsed would seem 70
fAvor the denial Of bis being Mormon. Wnicaever
way II may be, 1t Is cersAin, from The letters re
mace. and his succeeding sith Governor Cumming
u induce that gentleman " 60 TO sec tbs SAINTS,
have nc< ssned fer MN much ,neouon rom INC Amy
aat AXE CITY hence rejected every overture for tho
oonsiderauon OF . peaceful arrangement i could say
much on this subject, but a. derive my nformS'o1
soaadeusisy n Ia prudent 70 let time deveopc You win
very probably something shortly from the army OF
the Governors visit Beyond the ordinary mail arrange
.eu,s the sending Of Expresses depends the General
not on The Governor; therefore extra express would
leave his return from Salt Lake Cy The regular OK
press ID oot ed for shortly ana with great interest,"
Some Of your oo,emporuiee have been very anxio ~
for the OF Coope Kane and have teegaphef re
oueptly bis expected arrival hsre morror aud 10 NOR
row for the last sir days informed thst the Colonel
N NOT expected here for some weeks yet He WI In a
probsb,,ty remain In Ueab uu the arrival Of COMMITS
s,onerp McCulocn and Powell aad part w some gay
with them for solution OF the Utah difficulty On this
inform aton conciuce that he s likely 70 be here tl
The end OF June Az have ye; any list Of ths
stores de- last fall oy the Mormon
90 Green river, send you the following which have
been permitted 10 copy
Hospital tents, boxes.. Qrmsstcrs storcs, bra 81
Hospital pins Iron, bundles ......s.. %
TJospital flies, bales. Steel