The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-07

n addition 10 these settlements, there are numerous
places where few families ''squatted for herdng
aud farming purposes You will perceive by the above
HAT the Nornons 'spread themselves considera
hl. At the present time there 10 rush 70 Cache Valley
ssehiy mles IRON here, which promises 70 become the
rival OF this valley. Oo settlers pulling stakes at
Cache valley am ufOrmdd tina, some Of the Mormon an-
seoes from this place have gone this week TO- Organise
henson believe have gone there, with instructions TO
araain president and two councillors with four bishops,
eight behops cocnsellos and court Of appeal or high
council composed Of twelve OF the principal settlers This
b the valley 10 which Brigham recommended the army,
asd when he had no objection TO bel occupied by the
vance negotiate for Mormon village for their hst
quarters The gallant Captain was Of course unsc-
ssructons 70 pcssbae some place near this city
Hsd been left TO himself 10 decide he probably would
have accepted Cache Valley, where the army could now
have had All excellent reserve, saved the war; and IN
al PROBABILITY gentle city would have been founded
there 70 rival this place As is, the Mormons have
sqaai,ed on 1t, taken up, and the army has Rush VAL
eya country that comparison with hat OF Cache
Valley II IA said that OF the leading Mormons press
OF the Peace Commissioners forciby TO
Cache Valley thai they suspected his dginteres,et
rejected the place atogethcr-a sosut
tbat rurnor says the Mormons wanted accomplish Be
that as il may turns out for the good OF the Mormon
community thai ~ as u is. When the time arrives for
the army TO march away that time should ever come
the improvements during their stay will amount to
nothing Rush Valley never can sustain large popu
hron.
Marshal p Dobsons letter VI resignation has return
Cd here In the Eastern press, much to that genemeus
chn&rtu. Ibe mormon papers nave repuplsned u, and
twit.cd "cnd Peter with being tool In the hands OF
Ne Judges the Secretary lash President Buchanan
ealumnse them because they had been fced in their
plans Tor breaking up Mormondom. The Marshal had
o~a Of his letter Appearing in the press and feels
svkwardty situated His limited education WAS proof po
ntvs hst he innocent OF its composition besides he
has been for years the agent " Mr. Hockaiay
ext siye merchant here and consequently the last per-
en- that Should have complained Of Of ability TO dis
shyge The duties Of bis once. Want OF tine the Nor
DoDe say should have been the statement The Marshal
les thai his Influence here gone forever, and
having early as possible.
We have bad remarkable peace for the last weeks
Snoe The execution OF Ferguson the revolver
heard any IN the cay. few dragons, on their
way from Camp Floyd to Fort Bridger, had difficulty
hast week with few NormoLs in Echo Canon. The affair
Vas up in this place, before Judge Smith, Tuesday
when both parties heard sno the dismissed 10
the evident saissson OF both the soldiers and Normous
socssd. Evidently ,he dragons had been well soaked
mountain dew, and lot unlikely the Mormon boys had
fancy for the buRiers horse The Nor mon that
esreht was deaf and dumb and the soldiers engaged
hpsy-so that between what the Mormon could say,
and what The soldiers coal no. wei remember II
epsidesed NO persecution 10 sither party dlsmss The
case 49, ....
Onc Of ibe seua. who iggosing at Washing
ton, daring tie t!icgl1es haze. IA, migration u the
EhtIe hofUon nm-nIty 10 the Island Of Pspoa is