The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05
The Utah Bxpedition.
QUE LEAvBNwORTH CORRESPONDENCE.

Foar LzAvEswoKm, X. T Nay Is, 1853
he Warlle Preparations Still in Proven-fhe "Fres
&Ats' kes and Public PIvndey.
The late important intelligence from Utah the material
points Of which have forwarded you has ~ yet effected
change the programme Of the reinforcing expedition,
now commanded by General Harney Some distrust was
cast my despatch BY your city Journals but the IN
ehsence came from authentic source and h ,ugh
confirmation Of Il hes arrived here up 10 this writing still
have doubt Of liz substantial truth The mysterious
Colonel Kane, Alias Osborn have had effective
agency in the mater He, no doubt represented to Brig
ham Young the earnestness with ~hi,h the aminstra-
ton bad taken hold Of this matter, and the utter
folly Of any resistance On his part l believed,
from the first that Brisham's braggsdoco would
result in 0zzle that. practically, General Johnston
was fully able TO settle the matter though support
for him was prudent in . military point OF view All
hopes prospects antcipatons Of fgnt with the IA
nstca host, have vanished. It is hardly probable that
point while the leaders have descended 70 the point
dictated by necessity and common sense.
But ~ above nttnAsed, the preparations here for the
pushing their trains with supplies and staff de part
mens are busy engaged their respective duties Tho
Vet, performed fts immense business without money
tho paper promises Of the last month alone amounting
70 over half million The people have such confidence
In the good faith OF our government ably administered
by democratic ers-that "ume' ID Of little
quence Two columns Of troops have already gone, and
We thrd leaves on the Z6tn nst composed a9 f0low6-
Brevet Colonel Chas. A. Nay, commanding.
First Lieutenant q. D. AnocIs9n; Ad(utant-
Frat Lieutenant G. l. Best, Oonhisary.
COMPANY X, I'd Dragons, Deutenants Robinson and
Merrill
Brevst Major II. ]. Hunts batteryM.
Iieutenants Beall and Long
Companies +, X, l. and n, 4th Artillery.
Captains Williams, Pemberton, Brown and Dc Russy
Leutsnants Hudson, Bagley, Anderson, Roane and
Assistant Surgeon Norris, Medical Ofacer.
A battalion Of four companies OF recruits commanded
by Captain Heth 10th Infantry, will also 60 with this
column 10 al up General Johnston's command 10 the
maximum standard.
General Harvey and staff will leave after the lest
column, and then travel rapidly.
From the unusual rains Of this season the roads are IN
bad condition, necssstatng slow progress Of the
ply trains. The grazing, however, B excellent.
The statement In the g. Louis Republican of the 2lst
Il at Colonel Kane bad arrived here 10 Incorrect
The troubles ct Fort Scott still continue. Another
paDy Of artillery left for that place yesterday Some five
Of the maSaudeIs reported killed No sooner is one
killed. the result Of his crimes than forthwith the abo
on parteans here endeavor TO nfame the public mind
by posting on, "Free STATE killed" &c No falsehood
N too glazing TO stand In the way OF their nefarous
schemes The truth g. there ID band Of some sixty Law.
MURDER and about under the title Of "Jim Lanes
militia" portion OF them are doubtless the political
paytsaps Of lane, and s not improbable 70 suppose
that IN order 10 defeat the paccaton In the English bill
. systematic attempt 10 now being made TO force more
bleedipg Kansas" the oountry-to revive, In Short
rsvkhed, }" &c &C. Look ont, my fellow citizens,
for another nundauop Of Kansas horrbes-the manufao
tory u ~ work. Kansas would continue peaceful
child were not for lanes gang who Asipg
lees under the guidance Of outside fanatics and dema
gogdes-