New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06
FROM UTAH.


ana the other Aisocsts-Jusice, Crosby, must son
MAKE toeir appearance, il they have any iutsnsou II
ever coming 70 the Territory. Judge Fleoniken sod
the Marsha expect TO leave for Carson County daring
the incoming week. Havi~e decent respsc. for thu,
tcalpr, they have made sppi aion 10 the Commands,
Of the Department Of Utah, who consent. q. f,rni.s
them escort from station 10 ,,a,;o, b.,,ra.,
this and Caron Cisy. An ofsosx =, ~.
Brti.h AImy-CaptaiD +. Bor.on-ar,,u.I -.
the game time, on his way 10 the b,eise ,;,h ~
tenficn Of passing from Sa1 Francseo " shs I,oso,
River; up that far possible, overland uba ,s.s
The Journey to 81. PetsTsburg ald back again 70 Pa
land and all in the short space Of Fix months and
little over The Captain, believe ia well knosus
a traveller and writer, and from appearances shorB
JUDGE he is preparing mater for another yolu ne a
travels He lsbors constantly with the pen and u.
remsir der Of the dsy be is about with the pencil asS
fcrsp-hook, recognizing no faction here passing one
bour with the GovtrnOr and that tide Of the comma
nity and another with q Q chief Of the hOrnons Or
any person who f1T ISL lin tacs and data TIA
Coortry lie institutions, the people, and their history
Several companies If Mormon emigrsn's have 10.
GENTLY arrived from the States a, more are taxed Of
as daily expected. Upward Of 200 psrspns came into
the ety. with one company Of hapd-,arts As thsy
merged from the last canon the streets lssdng eat
ward were sooD crowded with buQgiss, wagons and
other vehicles, hearing the anxious friends and the
,ious public bo went out with music 10 greet the pl-
Qrius on arriving at their " haven OF rest" Sous
few seemed weary end foOtsOre with their journey d
more than thousand miles; but the general eompsay
showed life enough 10 pull aloug their kettles, pau,
bedding, AID wardrobe. There had been two births
on the way and one death. Some were loud in their
praises of this peculiarly Mormon style Of emigration;
but others, 10 doubt, had they koown The
task Of eighty days pulling and pushing over
sapd hills, bad rods, a'd through rivers, woad
probably bavs sted at home the 10y subess Of her
BJitspnic Majesty. Amorg the number already ar
rived there are many foreigners, and notice in Tia
Neas another entire baui-cart company Of Scandi-
naviaDs expected about the end OF The present mouth
On arrival the camping ground 10 the city the dgni
iaIes of he Church met the eDgants and ordered The
peveral bishops 10 provide for them-which was very
satisfactory change to the poor people, az they had
nothing left Of tie provision allow-d them for TIA
Journey. I heard some # them telling their fdends
that the labor Of the uruty wss nothing waen there
wac plenty Of food; bu; without abundance, which
had several times been the case they painfully
weak aud ready to give up. The commisariat deoar-
meDt If the company generally comes In for liberal
share of charges Of favor the few and the neglect Of
the MANY snd that the tea coffee sugar aud the extra
ct caterds intended for the whole journey thus vanish
before the If Of the journey is made. For the last
two or three weeks the plains the ingenuity Of the
most ssgacious amorg them was taxed 70 provide
diversity in the way Of using the Hour and the water,
az the now mesger remnant of the porkbarrel II
astorishipg how faith and hope, with few songs,
have b. cd TO exc out tie scanty ratons, and enable
TIE devoted pilgrims TO entsr the city vita smiling
faces aud glad hearts
of this cityan action of trespass brought by Brigham
Young sen sgaiDs, Peter X. DOtson, ls;e United
States Marshal for this Territory. The grounds Of the
action are there: Mr. Doson, over a year ago, ar
rested man named Mckenzie, who was charged with
forging Quartsr-1ssters drafts on the Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States at St. Louis. The
Marshal, after sTrestiDg Mckenzie repaired TO room
ia the 81 Deseret Store" where Mckenzie had been
working in the service Of the plsiatiff, engraving
copper plates for the Deseret Curreocy Association
Tbs Marshsl and those who acsompaDi' d him were
warned at the time that the property 10 thai place was
not that Of Mckenzie. Everything, however. was
taken from the engraving r. ON 10 the camp. After
lapse of year. the psiotif Institutes suit asa9s. the
Marshal for trespas in takOg the pies aad damages
TO the amount Of 81 66S.
On the ODD Mt the plaintiff attached the defendants
horses, carriage and harness wagons aud household
S@.-is-=a The fret slirg OF the Court was on thu
25tb The conDseI tho defense fled motion for
continuance, stat Dg for the abseuce in The Saz
of material witness in the case; also that the lar
shal bad acted by virtue of warrant issued against
Mckenzie chsrged with Srgeryl by the District Court;
that the said warrant in the possession Of the
clerk also living at stance in the Territory. The
motion was argued and the Court sus aimed and ad-
jouDed 10 the 3lst AT the seconi sitting of the Court
the Governor and Gen. Burr present with
Defense filed sDoher motion for a further c)pnuanes
Of the case in order T. procure the warrant, and also
have sent Capt. HeLFy Heath, an important wit
ness from Caup Floyd. Court met again on the 5;h
nst and counsel for def,nse withdrew the ans ger 10
the complaint and ed another adj purnuept Yes
ferday, counsel for defense filed plea in bar and
cOuIs sci for plaintiff fled demurrer which led 70 ar
eument, adjournment, and meeting again, the
Court sustained the demurrer, and allowed the
defense TO plead over. C,unsel for defense
presented a demurrer 10 that par. Of the
complaint which prayed for an attachment 10,
ne sgainst the gooos and cbst.is of the defendant
which the Court refused TO n+rain. The same coun
sci gave notice that they would except 70 the rulings Of
the Court: new answer was filed by the counsel for
the defendant and issue being joined the Jury waa i'm
ueled M a. o.. Lob
Mccormick and DE Wolf on the defense Mills, Stout,
and Ferguson on the Trosec meet 70 tes their s
gal acunen and the affair, is generally expected,
will probably wind up with the triumph OF the plain
CoGrt.
There is no District Judge here. except Fieuni-
Ken, ard be Is appointed 10 another district and has no
jurisdiction here. Should Judge Crosby take as long
10 get here as his associates after their appont-
mems, the ex Marshal is certain sufer great oc IN
veDience and probably unwelcome and dsssreeable
sojourn here over Winter. have been particular in
gvpg Details in this case as there many gentlemen
IN the States at the present time who were 30 nsyhat
engaged in his business at the time it occurred aad ara
doubtless Interested in il.
While on the subject of court business might ctics
some outsiders have fair prospect of being treated 70
II tie attention for numerous pecadilloes which ara
stl better unmentoned. A Federal off er opens the
pan Today unless IL gets hushed up by compromise.
An elderly lady Is prosecutor for legitimate aud hon
CRADLE claim but the son. terribly enrsged has tried
W GOV uP courage enough Tor coffee ana pistols, and
threatens terrible exposure. Should al be DEVELOPED
before the Court Of course present reserve is no longer
necessary L cannot help thinking that this present
STATE OF things will be an admirable lesson TO the ne
Federal officers and possibly lead 70 better in ths
future so far rs speech may be taken ss an indica
ton Of intent, the arrivals may be set down ss
takiug fair start.
Lieut. Cob Howes dragons are expected to return
II II few days from their Summer exeeduon on tho
Northern route between this aud alforuia 20 take
position on the Central route for the purpose of pro-
tecting the express bet seen this I'd Carson Civ.
Col CTossmaD leaves for the east at the end of tie