New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29

Hnllf fri1s UtlDg visible IroUi SpTlhkEttr,
Spanish Fork and Payson, all lying in the val cy
which spreads out TO the south Of US, and around
which rever berate tine echoes Of our morning and
evening gun, proclaiming peace on earth to men OF
good viii.
Provo, u. r., March -, 1853.
Durlcc and Bartholomew. against whom war
rants were in the hands Of the t. ;. Marshal upon
accusations of being concerned in the Parrish
murder. delivered themselves up 10 Secretary of
State Iiartnett in Salt Lake City, few days
ago, and are now in custody here under charge
Of Capt Hcths company. They say that when
thcy first learned that warrants were oat against
them they we're advised In Sfcrete themselves in II
canon TO the east of Springylc, where they r.
manned secreted for several days, when they
were notified, some hours before Captain
Heth. of Provo, WAS advised of IT, that
Il force Of about loo men were about
to move from Camp Floyd upon Provo,
aud they were "counsecd' to proceed at once
By certain Designated route to Salt Lake
City, under the guidance of the man Earl, who
had been excused from service on the Grand jury
(, r being IMPLICATED in the Parrish murder. They
were directed to keep along the foot OF tho
mountains and avoid the main road. and they Were
directed to cross the Cottonwood Creek at
certain point where there was 2 very thick under
growth For some reason or other they feared
that joul play was premeGtated against them ty
their people, and positively refused 10 cross the
stream at the point indicated. Upon reaching the
city, they were about being taken 10 some Out-O'-
the-wsy place in the suburbs, when, ss they were
passing the Gentle store of Livingston 4 Rencard,
they bolted in aDd claimed protection being mani
fesily appTehensive that il intended by the
church authorities TO put them out Of the way, for
some purpose or Other. There Is considerable
probability that these men will turn States evil
dencp. when the " hole elOrmIty of the Parrish
murder, in all of IFS details, will be brought to
hight.
| send you copy Of q proclamation just put
forth by Gov. Cumming. / have no time Tor com
ments ct present.
Bv .llt,cd Canmiqe GoserAo( Of Clat Ttsyi'ory
i PRoCLAaATiON.
UEers0s, One company of United States Infantry,
under the command of Capt. iieth, j. now stationed
around the CouriH House AT Provo, where the Hon.
John Cradebaugh is now holding Cont, and eight All
dona companies of infantry one Of artillery, and
of airy. under Major Paul, stationed in sight of
the Conrtiiouse and
Whereas, The presence Of soldiers has tendency
not only to tcrrify the inhabitants and disturb the
peace Of the Territory but also to subvcrt the ends 81
Justice, by causing the intimidation of witnesses and
Jurors and
W hCTf0S MS movement Oi troops nus been lhdhc
without consultation with M, and, NJ believe Is in
opposition To both The letter end spirit al my ngirUc
tOns; and
Ektccas Gen. Johnston. commander Of the military
Department, of Utah. has refused my request thai lee
would issue the necessary orders for the removal ot
the aforementioned troops; now, therefore,
L. Alfred Cumming, Governor oil tle Territory oil
Utah, do hereby publish this, my solemn pI"est
against this present military movement, and a'o
against all movements Of troops incompatible Will the
letter and spirit Of the annexed extract from the III
suctons received by ne from Government for my
guidance while Governor OF tine Territory OF Utah.
f.. Il In testimony whereof have hereunto set
nv hand and caused the seal of the Territory to he
affixed. Done al Great Salt Lake City this 9th day
at March, y u. 1889, and of The Independence the
United states the SD. ALFRfP Cr%siNG
JOIN u,sryTTr, SECRETARY OF sac.
Er'rge--t Governor Cumming ils,rcacu.E
IL Is duty iakc 'hg; he laws fiauy
crd and To maintain The peace ind zood order q tc Territory
in The u,rorucc of h cuti,. Il ,hrs. ofcers when r
cs'sr ar oiby opposed or hare 1'i ,g;oa % ere. s
to ihy aa as they may deem necessary II creun's' Ice;
Of ch officers vii be insufficient overcome any
tina; may be reasonably sn'icip'd Thea yoa are autsosd
~ho s So a. gose eoH'fi''H and while ms cinp'yt LEY
viii be under the direction Of the proper civil offo osf act "
co-fr1iy h ne es'rrcto' g0r sag gcc ne Csic' r.
,ctfae Nag'.''dte ef the Ter'ito,y
AFdarif Il ~ alias Siors.
Levi st iiS ' n ri, az B ~ Pr M Ms S rr"s 81 t
March, 1852 when and where heard os,s Stout ,.q
aS Coz Gov, c n ing daicd the y j Mara i and
iuIGeGist,y after aid ncsdiug heard several ie-ous u
1ure Of said Hosya Stout vhche cali uace ON he
Naive sion by Gov Cormug eAp the troops words
Thai effect stationed Provo and he Po,o Bench
Every seemed IN III "a &C excitement signs 'r
hanged snd consultations rd. ana many
called q the ovion words Whispered,
vhc-eupon they - he store; AVID he impression u1dc upol
NV mud that tho cscc, 81 .sid proclamation, .ou sts
he pa, q cizs. if,-f, .'s;ioied =.
s-s.~lb~l nd sd " ON bes,,~ ne , s T.h "a
f.. suedl CHARLES T. SINCLAIR,
fus.; o. Ii +,
-ilsGasii d lame, Gan-dL
Ysrifoys II Tf7k BtJA CoK4fy SCI James Gsrrt D. a.
s,tuly have mingled to-day, tho r dis ~ Marc
la generally among the cvns Of fcpvo CIV. after he vu
Of the proclamation ~ Gov Cumming dffgc 'h e. %
lSg and have heard expressions ihe.rn from be-
minds of cifyeus ttcfr
ssaust United States troops s.A4oltd in -nd l
ST., than hey have tec aud lss tended orrb %
tc pssCe and trsnquty That rlrus persons nae sp
ud punches sid icsd, sifs ttt tfy
.Nrec.d militia 81! the Territory 20 b called c-t b. Gov
Cunning the purpose Of aa king the United states
AID ofisis Them inn the present pi IA and l4r tis cry
Iadan trader saa have tdcrste guerra yci sd"r
and Iced other indisu so and hsye refused fF or o.
pggCtEsc.
believe nom the present ,S,5 condition fhe rllc mia
growing aid PM alton that decidedly ihies.erne
otnide sAs's IN the s, 81 tsciiy nd 20 o sr.tln'
toward to br" mentioned dc-scArInts o. trcd s,. -
lsgnsdl JAMES GAhMfLI
Sub-ub'd and 20 before th!, Sh day 81 hsct,
irs9 CilaRiFS T. SNCLsK,
Ascists Justice 81 The supreme Court, Utah Territory.
We Albert Parrish, Henry Higgins, James OBs1uon,
soenly that and have b,n ioF svera years
residents q The Territory II Oah; that
spp-a witnesses before tn United Stacs District Curi tT
Nc Second Jdic!s D.c' ct sid Territory. which
suowitds- 81 wh'h sd the
'wo hr~e year. committed ~ at dc net, account