New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

suRgsicn. as suob an expression was unnecessary;
and they therefore contented themselves with simple
Don-acquesence and after assigning the judges and
fixing Tie times rhoding Courts they quietly informed
the Governor that they had done what they called
together for and il be had further business for them
they prepared 10 Dissolve. The Governor Is curt
when there IL opposition. and briefly told the Legs
laue 90 they had not beoded his recommendation, and
bad made provision for defrayng the expenses Of
tie Cous Re had suggested, he could not give his
assent to IL paced by both Houscs. IL was then
getting toward midnight, and, after short prayer
from Chaplain Pcttigrew, the extra session quietly
die oyed
Tie Judges are naturally enough annoyed, and the
Governor il far from being grs.lod. The legislators
gruuble at being called from their distant homes in
the lat month OF the year. when they wish to attend
to tie work Of the season, and get wood from the
canon before Winter; while, on the other hand, they
get neither mileage vet per diem fer their egsla
tive duties But the end ia not yet The now Super-
intendent of Indian aifTs arrived here on sunday,
and has already entered upon his duties with moro
than ordinary activity for Federal officer. lie re-
ports feing SIeCal Commissioner for the settlement
81 "Mr. President Yonng's" unfinished business.
What that amounts TO l have not leaTnedi bnt the
new Superintendent anticipates no difficulty, as there
is large margin in favor Of ex-Hov. Young. have
noticed paragraph going the rounds OF The papers I'M
favorable To tho Ex-Governor stating tue existence Of
arpe delinquencies The Indian Agent recently here
from Washington Gays the statement ia without fouu-
dstion, ard originated IN the CONFUSION OF forDeys
afriB.
Forney went back TO Washington by last mail in
great eee fully antci ating final triumph over bis
tradufers. How that may be time will tell bnt the
fury that against bin in the Summer has blown
over and Forney has many friends. Even The Deseret
krrs ard The MountainHer compliment the Doctor
with havirg weak, confused lead, but good heart.
CAPT. W. NJ. Gibson returned bere last week from
Wit to the States and has been speaking in the Taber-
nncle. There is some talk of his going to the Malay
I,la d. in the Spring accompanied by troop Of Nor
mon mis-ionaIies but hat to do yet mystery.
Gibson is very attractive lecturer aud popular here
with al ,lasses.
Brigham and lis principal friends have just returned
from long rlp down among the southern settlements,
ard they publi.h the report that prosperity attends
lar ell
In the city, there Is heavy dullness ia business, aud
much sickness. Something hkethe typhoid fever pre-
walls alarDingly hear Of the death Of two promi-
neBt men yesterday-Dr Richardson and Mr.. John
Lynch, Clerk of the County Court, very fine young
man. and the support of widowed mother. Two or
three months back there much sickness among
cl ildren, but tie present malady Ia chiefly among
adults.
OF course, our political news never amounts to much.
We received the news Of Lncolns great triumph last
Sunday aftenoon-less than five DAYS between this
ard st. onis The Democratic ofnce-holders expect
to co. Tie Mormons say the Democrats PROGRESSED to
he our friends, and they abused The Republicans
can never do worse, 20 the change may be for the
better.