New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
FROM UTAT.

Corres pondence Of The ~ I1puhe. =, ,o.o
GRE SALT LAKE CRY Ang u, ISF'
With the excsniion of 20 or tree Gentle trims
be,e the whole the merchants sre selhugoff aud me
oers,a nav fr ,be eewaaEs ia the whea; and d ur OF
he c,un,rv ReOor.s have reached here that E4stera
ono Western merchants have ,oded Pixies Peak with
Goods which they con neither eel nor give away, a.
d;rolv onr merchants have their turned 10 Sard
the d. eipes pnroosDg to buy for next TO nothing, and
10 food THE market. The Perrys made an assignment
last week for the benefit of creditors This week the
sssspees cold out and next week the firm moves Oh
t,ain with flour to Pixies Peak. Capt. A. B. Miller
has a IRAN Of upward Of two hundred wagons almost
ready for d read, with the same d. stinaon and the
same freight Barnes IL fitting ont train, and Hook
day & Bur have ust sold ont and 90 Denver
Civ tskiug 10 pay for their stock wheat, dour AM
cab for that market Obsrs doing h came thing
so that by the tire all the bills met, the gain Of
the country will he drained a lower figure thln the
G immunity in such position and subject TO such Vi
eissitudss seem warranted in doing. BESIDE thls
drainage upon he market the contracts for the army
from hencefor;h will he de entirety within The Ter
rrory iostead Of auppies bling brought from the Mis-
souri, AZ the modeat figure Of S2S 40 per 100 pounds
Yes erday Gaze which has had considerable interest,
srd been pending before the Probate Court COR the last
twelve nontbs-Cla wson agt. HartnetG-wAs settled
in favor of the plaintiff. Secretary Harne't, leaving
wear ago for the Sta,es left his AFFAIR." rather unset
tled and the action in the pr sent case was flr 500
IL nj ADD 5000 dan ages % the properly. The adj
mnsra,or of Hartoets estate petiti1ned Judge SIN
clair restrain the action Of the Probae Court on that
etc pal Question of fJ bet 0eeu tle & urt=. The
writ 0rOhii. tion ser, ed the Ju1ge and the
apliH ill the then next term Of the Dts,rct Colrt
No Judge being in the e-JitOTy AID the tarm OF
COur' having expired The Case came up again before
the Probate Judge. On Lis third sitting OF The Cour
The petitiOp and bonds o the administrator asket
for bv the Judge and exanD 4rioD tue signature OF
.Jndps Sucl ,ir was dscOve ID waDfipg which imne
nDasbpd ne iuiuuf ton The rem cl 4
allowed. snd $40 dam for IN prOpsrty which not
uulkely will Il in The VGbcy Tan press ID fgturss
raising int the bands Of Mormon az that il the
only pJopTy Of tn deceased Secretary thai Is 40 in
he Territory. How changing are the affairs OF mea!
The engine that uas Z, hei2 Mr. Buchanan 20 break
up MoruoDis fails 1to the ranks Of the oIher party
TEeJe are over $50 cases the record Of The Tlri
Judicisl District Court stl updso,sed Of I1ost II
which had bten dock I'd previous 10 the Adjournment
OF the last term of the CONT held here over a We II
sgO In the First District Court there not lsss
ten welve ind c'men's for murd s'il main'ng
tired and the parties not arrested. One prisoner De-
los NJ Gibson, bss been over year in orsjn await
pg biz trial. Utah is the best abused country ndici
ally of any part If Ugcle m do pains Tie Dis
,ict Judges would not permit tbe Probate Judges ID
st. and now they have themselves left the Territory,
At d nothing can he drDe. At the present time n
ns fled il saying that the GeDtis the ondest
IN their de uncia,ions of the Ike District judges.
They have settlement OF their claims there are
many thousands of dOars unsettled, and the worst
ftsJe 10 the 9fair ia that here is not the igh
prospect OF antDtr term OF tno DSLrCt COaft bSlng
b.ld aga n Where are the ne VIy-appOiut.d Jl3gs
Y.s, " here Waiting. obahly TO see the result Of
the 9Th of November, and if fatal Democracy they
will never cross the plains for the few month"; Of o5
between that and March.
CO. p 81. George Cooke the new commqn1er Of
the Department of Utsh AT veO Csmp Floyi On
"a uTdsy with about eighty recruits, Thr - ijl =
vel spoken Of by the people her-. F-e M,rnou
la talon that went to Ca ifoTna IN 1876 7Ss dsr MS
command In 1873 q i-irsr cot iu-O the NJ Y,rx
pagers with his nspet IL cha gir.tte Horn, Qi h
coNaIdice, and oth.r bid "a ties oyhi b ed 70 the
fut steps Of ch-ll ug on ths pa,t of one Of the
Mormon Generals. T. Cr"ne disc 4iosi autho-.
slip ard believe dy is igu,rIlt of IL qntIor
have resson for heii g. noilg fault of The
printers. The offensive -,'er the Adint4pt-
Generals qu1rtere b I,- s-... rEi. : & J. Coke
sscount of he d. as'.,'u EDITION uf is caval-y in
roakug up the pap's gr1ra7iy s'u,k the COl)nens
lat V8rag spb WITH f s,Ysn on " the other letter
Ills geDtlemaDiy co, IN n pcca jon and hia gan
eTal cnIse with tie III .ah II 1871 Will 20 far TO
creste better tecr t"sn anyttiog that has vet ex-
isted between the civil .ui i' arv authorities here
Col. g. III. CrossWau \. q n. g., and Capt Tdrn-
ley OF the DepaT'n have obi aimed leave of
absence. The ColOne' is to be- succeeded by Cap
Cltary Of ST. Ionic. neleve that there are a great
many f the officers in daily expectation of leave Of
ahs,noe" Two Winters 10 Camp Floyd are enough
bur the past have been trying the patience of heae
eentl men, the heavy dUlI Of 606l is destined 10
he ursupportable Camp FiOyd is deserted village.
The Hon. VIM. III. Hooper returned from Washington
Il week. He appear AT the BOwery last Sunday,
and believe, talked TO bis constituents. did not
hear hm hui am informed that his f" remarks " were
confined the strug Ses of the day and the confusion
Washington before November, taking hs family with
him.
Last week a few of the women of Provo burned
down distillery in that place.