The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12
ADDITIONAL FROM UTAH.

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Interesting Letters from Camp Scott
What IL Thought Of Governor Cum
mipg's Statsment---.The Presi-
dents Message to Congress,
OUR CAMP SCOTT CORRESPONDENCE
CAMP SoOrr, snAR BsDoER's FoRr T.,
April IS, 1858.
Opssw Fck,s Expedition into tie Flat Head Country ."
AssveA Of P,ovisss.s end Garlic Eayaovdisayy Suffer
isgs Of the Party-R<wrn Of Dr.. Hurt from ne o"sto
Vsu<y- Condition Of OOlo~el Johnso~s Fbvce-OoIum
asoSs CAaygss of tie Noymoxs Against tia Ar~'y-1h In
dssa Fsetscs of Brigham You~g Fbs~d to O1s Both
Wsys-E~a-csriy Of tie Mormon Sso~sssso" 10 0oueTnor
Snmmsng, dc &C.
A express leaves this morning FOR Fort laramie, and
By special favor am permitted TO send you important
news, In advance q the mail.
q shs evening Of The losn he date Of my ast Captain
r. rchlin came camp with his party of tan men,
sn the Fiat Head country and vicinity, where he had
been by Colonel Johnston contract for beef cattle
md horses, 70 be delivered st this camp during the
present month Captain Fiokhns trip 10 that country
Of The most extraordinary record, whom all
~ srcuns ADces are taken into consideration On the
- Il December last he len This camp, with ten mon,
twelve horses mulss and thirty days provisions, for
Beaver Rsad-a point Jefferson Fort Of the three
Ashs comprising the bead waters Of the Missouri,
iAvorise wintering place for all the rountatneers
- that part Of the country, with their stock
without Any guides or known indications by which he
ssald guide hmsef In fast, he struck out for the
,ans like mariner 1t ssa without compass. The Hfst
Dsbt Of any prominence reached was LAdd Springs, on
Bear river thence The mountans stirling Snake
lace twenty i've miles northeast OF Fort Hall,
arriving Dec 17-an essamsssd distance Of two hundred
nd nAay places the bad 10 break the way for the
Astmss. With view 70 avoid any COLLISION With Nor
sn , ssS been "a a.. on SNAKE
nes route; and following no SnaKe river some thirty
nncs, theIce north nifty miles By IN Indian trail, he
nved NE foot Of The mountains which vde the waters
q Ne snake and Missouri rivers After three days
ausss labor In crossing the over
sk the parry IN the MIDST Of their journey Here they
we're compelled 70 make forced march u thirty miles 70
seS On the mountains Provisions giving out they were
forced 70 h,l some OF their animals, until they could
Aaa soe settlement Arriving In the vicinity Of Beaver
BEAD they found, much their regret, that all the
tain apprs nensve OF the Aormons ct Salmon river
ha< moved everything 70 the Fiat Head valley,
AEks Fork, tho head eaters Of the Co umbia liking
Aep trail thai dir econ the Goth January they came
ss.r mp al the s..vsr s0 v,1sv mem
hs W me Fat Head valley Captain Fckn made contracts
~ beef horres-the sole object re-
srsseh snow from three . six feet deep Many Of his
nes SecaDe disabled from becoming blind; and 70
Ssy we're urss days going eight miles, without provi
ssns, and In tho thirty days returning twenty SIX
On The is.h Dr. Hurt, the Indian Agent, returned 10
amp from the UntA valley, yhere he had been sent by
~ rorrey, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs to ascertain
ne gactcAetV Of extending the Indian settlements along
ne objects Of his mission having been accomplished,
Anc Aadne no further purpose 70 den hun, he return
~ Alter having made trip Of one hundred and nfty
niles through region Of country cousdered heretofore
l.passAbe during the winter, with one 70 accompany
nsn bot nv mss,rsssss he representa- the s'onsry =
sess 81 necessity tse process Of irrigation coala be ap
popular among All ,he Indians, although the Deseres
kess eals him the Runaway Indian Agent"
On me lsth the .vo COMPANIES COMPANY b. 9Th In
fApuy, Captain Robinson, Company I, 10Th, Captain
pg the command Fort Rr,dgcr stationed
tnsSs ,as au W project government suppltes were
vbm few hundred yards OF the fott) without delay.
brigade guard IN now mounted every morning in front
\. sss ps.sce 4 nov me oroer Of the osy IN me srt
cry Captain Phelps, with his hs battery, and
ssStan Reno, with his heavy guns, alternate In their
dAys OF prasuce The heath Of the army continues,
ting the opening Of sprng, with i usual
the shape Of levers, colds. rheumatism
nd NE hke there no material increase OF the sick re-
On the Goth Messrs worshen and KimbAl came infrom
SAT- LAse cry, bearing Dispatches from Gov Cumming
Johnftn They orDg out tbs Deseret Ness OF
rth ian, ned whh sanoerous imputanons upon the
and motives Of Col Johnston, and violent de-
saDcatioxs against TIE whole army. While they Affect
ssbs civil authorities IN the person Of Gov
O~muug they attribute eli their troubles 10 the army
whch ney uea 90 earnestly 70 dsfeai by famine Asl fa
me Govsrpor and oo Kane reached Sail lake City on the
i2sA ~ appsass BY The following announoement In tho
N.ps Of April H.
..s % a.. ely ON be lab mat ao s. ma
y s.,s ..eo,sS rom o ps,s sonn ey ns mayor ma.
In the paper the following In reference 70 the
WDy:-
ArorHrR nunpss NJ rHr IsprAss-os Bsnnoeh ereeh
..y sa ssnea r,.r .srs suddenly and far DUAL, arsa
e ss m s . -s B
wke,Aer the and robbery By Indians ct FORT
:, sa ss:s .sa s Z
as ana roebas B.nnoeh creeh the srea,esed Indian
Ave sssr-a he Indians VS. for ever, sornos Sey ~R
% q DC e D. ps
,s he s ssss s.,s s s a. for
fros sssayns he ps hat hey would criminss
bet certain hat no trouble had Asresosore occurred ct
.ss y , s:, ,.s
yssrs.ss :, A. sr and !. r.gorsd h. solder. from Col
s's ss:sr s'is :sl.
ss.s sss ks.h ana Isys valley. s.a %o., been friend
2. se:sn ssisn s nil, NO. % he United states
\. s.asa ro.s: entered al. i.ri,ors, 70
s:a ss,s .se.a sss dollar 70 The vsh
Inds,s Mapy o. The accounts for
B., no. ,hs, an .ssnsy ss.s,:sed INA,
ss s.s M s . .s,s ?, @ e
or presents he vid o. me mountains; and viii
a' ss' ana "a .ss.
Of warfare through melting Indian depredsons against
American cityers
a u quite automatically reported runaway Indian
has passed Of last Un,a valley
ssd has been tus engaged in incips The Indiana against
The and ~ the rife enemies
have offered The indians sse for every Mormon her v
hver 10 tkem.
repors trAnspuns 81 this psrtcuar junc,ure of aasrs
sly pei conclusion hst
spnneefed 9Th Colonel Johpstons coluson
v,sh DC Indians conclusion parcusry forced
the mind, when Known be In perfect teeptne
~nh he pocy o. several Of the powers that be" toward the
eerwons md hst h- mldest IN he army
speskns Of MS H. the damned normons But ~her has
Colone Johnstons command been killer thsr
The lndisns iscied th-r the
rerrioryf Neveri for Governor vorns and the
ccunsed the Indians remain strictly neutral
all truth telling red and white coFn,sn Of the facs
vtl suhsanftae II NJ dncun matter for srith
count the toes a NAKED foot when II Il
Under Of tn Of April speaking Of the arrival OF
their mail from California they ment'on-
Tha, Of importance came in except TIA, the unred
Mates 9th President the bead determined 70
he Upion through violating he constitution rsmpins
rsh0 and substituting federal bayonets And
der for candid investigation and Just rewards