The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05


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pbed afresh wnh Ne preysrs'ons Of e~s,s AMI al re
boee time Of ss,sSk And sar ana bood an slsasblsr.
former the vengeance Of ne Indian skplAyei N ts
s,r.snnx blood ssd Espsas soands 81 sips.n 10 ne
lsasr the hatred Of tbe pale naraaaer exuase ~ s
scaiP~o ana river washed coTrse OF AZ infAa youin
THE PoNy Exrkgs-.
The second rony Express from ~ Joseph ior California
hour ssd Ave m nu..s osse Of .ehsda aus rns seass
from Rsh Valley 10 salt Lake oy, seventy ave niilss,
was ridden by Master EgAn Ia four bosrs All BAN Tue
success OF the rony EKpress 20 Ear hS esabtshe9 h.
yond eogb, The superiority Of tn ossirsi route to AL
o'hers ~ channel Of oomnsaneai~o between NE tso
Oceans.
GLOOMY roRkBopNGs.
Information from the Agricultural districts Of Utah pre-
sens gloomy Tor toe next harvest home
The old enemy, the crcxy( mastering his iorcss 10
black portentous ground clouds and throws frowp
ing challenge 10 the sprootag crops
INDIAN POSSIBILITIES.
Cspt Randall arrived The 2oih nit from B'ar river
He reports further depredatlons by the IniaDs Jney
had stolen some eht horses belonging 10 Mr. Geo
Marsh OF Willow Creek and four others from the
settlement of the Indians engaged Ia the dcpreda-
lions commed the previous week had been captured ct
band general bearing Of the Indians the northern
settlements very hostile II Is reported that they are
gathering Fear river and state that they sbont
toe buck" very angry) snd want 70 light
A report In circulation that Thos. g. Williams hal
been killed, and that Parmeno A Jacfman had been
gentlemen left Salt Lake some time ago for California
business
his Exceikncy Governor Cumming has communicated
the present OF the department concerning
the facts Of existing Indian hostHtes In the north and
west No steps have been taken by Col. Smith Ia the
natter
REMOVAL OF THE TROOPS From UTAH.
part nent Utah pursuant TO orders received from the
War Department has sued orders under OF the leh
nst for the removal Of the United States troops from
that Territory
Companies B, and Of the Tenth regiment OF iufAn
try will proceed 70 Fort Bridger, where companies
G viii relieve companies and X on duty At thai
fort Companies d and X, under the command Of Capt
The first general column, consisting OF the in
antYy and two companies OF the Second Dragons under
command Of Lieut. Colonel Morrison, will proceed TO Fort
Garland, New Mexico.
The Second general column, consisting OF the Fjrh in
fantry and three companies Of the Tenth infantry under
command Of the senior officer, Brevet Lieut. Col Candy
Tenth infantry, win march to Fort Garland, New Mexico