Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-05-05
IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.

|, 1MPOkTANT EhOM UTAH.
Disflsss.ie. sf.xss4 i, reSe1ns. Cum
IsAvHswokrH, April 25.
/ Advices from 10 tab received by the
overland mail, rebsessnt stfairs in the Ter
ritofy as Uearipk d tEirektening aspect, and
seem clearly to argue sthe >impossibility OF
the Federal Courts administering justice.
Judge Cradlebaugh discharged the Grand
jury, they refnsidg to find any bills, and
using issery other means to Screen thspar7
ties accused of murder.
The court for the parishes OF Potter
and Forbes was also compelled to DIS
charge the prisoner in custody.
Judge Cfadlebaugh, IN dschargiug -thes
grand and traverse juries, charged the
Mormons with obstructing the officers Of
the court, suppressing testimony, and re-s
fuslng tom make provision for the confine-
ment and maintenance OF prisoners.
Owing to the excited. state of popular
feeling, about one thousand Of the troops
were removed from Camp. Floyd, and en-
caInped near Provo. - sfsss Ysis-a;sx E.gH
Governor Cumming had issued a pro-
CLAIMS ton taking ground with the. Mormon
sentiments It IS not statedwhether hede-
manded the withdrawal of. the troops from
Provo, but the action laid him open 70 the
charge of completely with the Mormon
Iheocraey. .rszs1s 80 ss..l,.~ ssss vxoxs so
| There is much, bad feeling between the
troops and the Mormons, though the for
mer stationed. at Provo behaved with re-
markable forbearance. A collision is,
however, imminent.
ST.. Lo6Ts, April 5.MTbe Utah cores mes
pondent of the Republican,, writing about
the affairs Of the Territory, says, that
things are in a worse condition than ever
before since The advent Of the army. The
feeling has reached a eliminating point,
and we are on the eve of actual hostilities.
There is a difference between General
! Johnston and Governor Cumming, and an
other division and rupture between the e1-
ecutive ana the Judiciary SO .''ss 'ss
ST.. LOUIS, April 2e.MTke Salt Lake
| Valley Tan, received BY the mail, contains
a series Of letters giving the proceedings
of Judge Cradlebaugh's court at Provo,
] explains, 10 some extent, the difficulties
and disturbances IN the Territory
1 misunderstanding between General john
ston and Governor Cumming seems to
slihave grown out of the latter refusing to
4 withdraw the troops from Provo, sent there
urider airequisiiionof the court TO protect
1.-THE wisnessess subpepasda to1 give exizz
4 idence.
1 Judge Cradlebaugh had passed severe
structures on Governor Gamniing preolas
nation, (which has-notl been received here,)
characterizing il as informal. and evidently
designed to exaspsrate hepeople against
/ the troops, 10 ,obstruct the course Of JUS
tice, and excite insubordinatien in the ar,
my. He also, says that instead 7of. the
presence of thestroepss tending to aerrfya
the inhabitants and iutiniidate The wines,
ses, the jurors, and parties testifyins in be-:
half of the prosecution, hasesbeen,eompel-a
led TO seek the protection. of-ths troops
against the threats and intimidatious of.
the inhabitants said to be 50 terrified $3.50
! Judge Cradlebaugh, sitting merely as. a
couiihiItIHS may iSti ate, nouiu 50 " NaniP
Floyd the following week 70 continue hiss
| Investigations, Testimony has been eIie-s
tied duplicating several bishops, and the
civil authorities of the Territory, in muir
ders at various Times, all of whom, have:
fled to escape. arrest. Four,-of thclgrand'
jurors discharged by Judge CradlebaHgh
have also fed. p. - I, -. -, -,
Cedar City and several other towns in,
the vicinity of the Meadows Mountain
massacre are almost depopulated, - = - "a =.
The Vazley Tan also. states that q force,
of, about one thousand Indians have been
mustered in that neigborhood, headed by.as
white man, who expresses a determination
to prevent the arrest Of any one in that,
neighborhood. lssss-o sisz tssass.ss-s Yllnsz
Judge Gradlebaugheemph mphatically eisniess
that-thes grand jury protested against their,
discharge, rs stated IN The Dsssret Nevs..-
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