The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-10

News frum Utah.
SRn vTAH NEWS BY The LAST MAIL-HOFrAAN's
Train DELAYED BY sNOw-oOL JOHNSTON TO
NANCE ON sALr LAKE CITY ON THs 30rH ULT.
tCosrespoDdebce OF the Missouri Democrat
IEAvEswoRrH OrY, June 4, 1858.
An efcer Of high rank in Dol Jonostons army VOTES
- an scsr n Fort ~orb under date Of the la of
Nay, sng thai the M0rmoos would accede TO terms
vbsb the United States authorities could sccepA m,
UpeT had virtually proposed utinstuu, and evinced
every disposition TO adhere 70 " under all circumstances
And - The last extremity The men who had accompanied
0e Wagons which Gilbert net going South toward the
Whe Mountsrs ba1 returned, were returning 10 the
Inn every opportunity for ootao,ng correct knowledge
Of Vie facts from which the opinion derived, collision
Was imminent
captain stewart, Of COL Honmau's escort, writes
rom . point neatly one hundred miles beyond Fort
laramie, on tae l4th Of May will be seen by an
sxirsSt Of letter, published below, that Hofman's
ka,n had in fourteen days from the LIST 70 the 18th
q May) advsr ced not more than forty mies They had
encsupred severe and protac.ed snow storm, which
sweled the Apo rendered sbe country almost i'm
Dasstse Large umbers OF the animsls perished They
Aa, ~ hops II being able JON Dol Johnston before
40 saicer about 9o Jobnston's headquarters, who
writes On the e,h OF Nay SAYS that they we're % have
swusk their tents the both saa march on Salt Lake
The authority states that they had "sna ratons"
until about the LIST " June. The meat ration
AAA almost disappeared ou, herd Of swo three hun
dyed fAs oyeu vas expected 10 . day or two.
6sv Gov Powell, at later date, writing 70 Capt McC0wn,
ssnnasder Of Fort Kearnsy, says that J,hnstons men
Possn bad not reached the CAM when he wro.e thus,
bs be had learned probably Of the arrival Of the
Toe following the extract from the letter from Ool
OAnr ON LA Boxrls' Cr..x.
SIXTY MILES WEST LARAMIE.
s e'ssSs NJ ssin gen lsu.n who .sa. out VII
from ps s sDa IN ss
81. ont VII i.port.n. ds:ps,sbss which are @ for
Dom co.. ssns and ri 10 5. :asprsea 2 IA IN
ps.d,d Or esunisrn.adsd We have heard ne, tSe
eo..r.nI gre on vi.. 70 Brsh.I Yonns and those
Esl..ns return ,scs Camp Scott 1fser Soaring q
he ss s more % DO
te % ecstors o. the lement
and
70 ~ 2 .oa
y ress,n ssrst hfee days ugerce'taiDly 70
ssee slow viii
,; an 9ss up 70 @ T sys sp %
hist night bet the sun comes out bright tomorrow ~
rps Tie Sor... and mas. VIII som
& ISs vsI H., ns , and as soon -
.e sonsbe sncv We would have got along admirably we
y,ve ~: ago Isu,.S:n Bel with party on,
rs. sSss 70 Fl nm rs who
s ste Of an sITres' PrOS.Sy but they
u before he arrived shsfs although he travelled forty miles
ne writer Of the letter was evidently disappointed in
% expectation Of good weather for CAPTAIN Stuart write,
fureep days later and but thirty eight forty miles
d kimuIA0eOueY, "
nay BE inferred that the dispatches brought by Fctn
and the later Including dates from Damp Scott Of
the TN mo- aho came in tos ether hs advcss per
BNhip are doubtless Of peaceful character, and such
rendered Bugasory by the formal though equally
sssbestis Intelligence Of . later date The verbal mes
had Sso d ,Ss out
~ captain McCo~p 70 Colonel Monroe and General Hsr
.sy, 'hins entitled 10 crsdibily for .ccoyds with
The several letters Of the 9th and 7th OF May nom the
lamp, although none Of them expressly verines H.
ouI KANsAe CORRESPONDENCE
IlAvsswoRH Cry, June Q, 1858.
Ne NeSs from Salt Lake City The Rumored Expulsion Of
eossr~sr Csmmin0-7he Army Prepartm9 10 Advance
upon Ssh Lake Cstv-Grass on the Plai~s-Aymy Neus.
An express arrived here yesterday from Salt lake City,
NH The somewhat startling and unlocked fer Of
Governor Cumming having been expelled from the capital
sss~pcs A. letter. received q Inc sor make no men,ou
- he fact
me rspor, vss circulated by the riders Of the express
nd probably arose from the fact Of sbe troops NJ Fort
kdger having been ordered prepare Salt Lake
oy, q which mention b made IN letters received py
me supply Trans from Port laramie 70 Fort Brideer
ssa suffered much, and we're moving slowly, 10 coose
s.sBee OF the stormy safe Of the weather
The grass Along the represented 10 be In good
ssssaoo ADo he travelling pretty iair.
Two compares Of the second nfspy len for Fort soot
Yesterday, under command OF Captains Lyon and Gardiner
oe cou psuy Of the Second Artillery eft for westport
No 70 guard an Indian agency With funds The steam
bsA White Cloud brought the last OF the troops Tor utAh
yesterday, consisting OF TIVE hundred and ten men Of the
seventh Infantry, under Major Paul
sr LOUIS, June Q, 1853
dsspat,h OF the Ito instant that the
Nfsh column under Ool sumoer ms,chsd on Saturday;
The, TIE sixth column under Major Emory leaves
On vsaDe.dav, and hat Gen Bsrnsy would move for
ward On THURSDAY.
The Dimculsy between HaGhss and Harris.
IN the course OF Mondays proceedings in tho House OF
Representatives, Mr.. Savage, Of rennosscc, rose and
said
wsh 70 say 70 the house that ~ the friend OF the ssn
peDan from Inoaos, (hr. Husbes) In regard 70 tho Ian
n are nAt passed between him and the gentlemen from
Limos (Nr Harrs) 10 the the debate the Minnesota
election case met . distinguished citizen Of my own
ssafs Major VIM Polk the friend of the gentleman