The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02


charlottesville news from U .ah, published day
or two ago, referred to a proclamation issued by
Gov. Cumming. We have since received the docn
msui, which is ss follows:
W Whereas, one company of the United States in.
fa atry, under comnIand OF Cap ans ii eath Is now
the Il, norable John lradlebaugh is now holding
couit AID eighS additional companies u infantry
ono company OF Artiiery, and ono OF cavalry under
sis ht OF the Court House; and whereas the pre-
senco OF soldiers has tendeLcy not only 10 terrfJ
nhabitants and disturb the peace of the Terri
cory, but also 20 subverL the ENDS Of justice by
causing ;ho ion OF witnesses aud juro ore
ana whereas TINS movement OF troops has beeu
lua ade without consultation with me, ard, n 4 bs-
IleYe. ls IN opposition 10 both letter aau spir1s OF
my Instructions; and whereas. General Johnston,
commander OF the military department Of Utah, has
refused nay request that he would 1sAue the necess-
~ orders ior the removal OF The aforementioned
tIoops:"
"Now, therefore. /, Alfred Cumming, Governor
of the Territory OF Utah. DO hereby publish this
my -o,ena protest against this present military
moyemeDt, and also againsE ell movements OF
troops Incompatible with the letter and sprit VI the
annexed extract from the instructions received by
ne ffpm government for my guidance while dover-
Ror OF the Territory OF Utah"
We have also copies OF correspondence between
Gov Cumming and Col Johnson, in which the for
requests the latter withdraw the troJps from
Provo IhssCo Johnston refused TO 90. adding that
his opinion there necessityior aid witch
Judge UradIebaugh solicited. Col Johnston further
says:
There was nothing in the manner of making this
movement that could have beeu Construed o. Ia
tmidaIion, should have Caused any apprehension
| n the midst of population whose police force
greatly outnumbers the toice sent among them;
and do otDor do think that il should pc viewed
by well disposed persons and well affected citizens,
any other light than subject Of graduation that
their government has the ability Co bring offenders
20 Justice and to sustain by Its power the admnis-
naIion and majesty Of the law.
Abe following is list Of the companies and ON.
GERS in the command OF Major Paul. now eamped
90 ii, 10th IIfantry-Capt Tracy
Go A. 10th .ntantry-lss Lent y aa, = keiy sdIyr
Co Il, 7th Tniantry-Capt IL Little
| Co K, 1th Infantry y-ist Lieut. Psummer
Go s Lisas Lieut. svans
| Co l, 7th infaniry-2t Lieut. b stiyers
| Co b. 4th Arti.lery-ist Lieut. 8 II Weed
| Co e, I'd Dragoons-ist Lieut. George n Gordon
COMMANDING. with I'd Lieut. b b livingston attach
The following officers are also serving with thi'
ant h x Potts, of the 7.h 2. Lisut L 1hoIn pson
and I'd Lie It William Kearpey. OF the iotn; I'd Lieu
| sistant surgeon John moore accompanies tb'
troops; I'd Lieut. Of the 7.h infantry, has aist
been temporarily attached 10 Captain Hesth's com
msnd.
THs VICE OF INrzMpERAsox.-rbe inspector Of th,
New York Hospitals has issued his annual repc re-
in which IL IL shown that 65 out OF every 100 per.
sons admitted, were addicted to the use Of intoxi
eating liquors IN greater or less degree, and 81
In every 100 admit they have been intemperats
drinkers or habituAl drunkardsl
The Charleston papers record ihs death Of w. n
Bsbcock, wellknown bookseller.
national convention OF hommpathists viii
meet in Boston on the LIST Of jane.
The harbor police Of New York are to be proyi-
ded with ssteam propeller.
Capt. J. J. Smith, postmaster at Frederick City
Nd, died suddenly on the 18th ult.
Hon John Bell and family, of Tennessee, are In
New York.
Hon. L. OBJ Branch has been nominated for re-.
election in the North Carolina 4th Copgressional
| District.
william Penn Lshr, the fsvorite dslineator Of
negro character, ID said 70 be insane. He IL with
his viie's friends in Cincinnati.
samuel Yeagsr, lately missed from Eastop, Pa,
haa been :ound drowned near Pittsburg. His money
spd papers were found on the body.
Mile PiccolomIni has taken passages for herssii
and suite on the Vanderbilt which sails June sor
Southampton and Hayre.
Simeon johnson, lately one OF tho editors oi the
i Uniou has been appointed consul at Havres ana
| bid comm ssaion has been Issued.
The slave Nancy, convicted Of participation 10
the poisoning Of The Rrisxle fhmily, 10 septO per
1857, was executed 1t Troy, Ala, on the 18th us.
Mrs. Partinston calls msssschaum, "aealunn!
Of peace"
| Irsssolipi b coming 10 America again.