The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

sNH return 70 CAmornla Oh the 5sases, q tne az
Atented.
sALr LAKE Orr, April q, 49,
,riaent OF DE xovwoms On Tie Congressional T. 81, p,,,,
gamse Bal-A,ripal Of Dr.. Hbr~y tie Sup t.,.,a.., os
Indian Asars-InssaioatiOn isto II. Isair.-Tn~ x,y
der qTS waliams CO~frMd-Fuu Parieuar,-
Shso,in9 Afroy at Fort Brsdc r-Unised states On xsa
JraiH- Unprecedentsdy Ssr~ fyme, d.
Within the last two o. three days We have received
arge batch Of papers from the East. and among the
ates dates are ne proceedings Of Congress Mr..
Nelson's Anti Polygam bill You will readily suppose
hat the folks hero feel somewhat Interested in the turn
things are taking at washingtonthey are 30; but there
indication Of forthcoming fire and birthstone. Tho
Of Mr. Nelson regarded little else than for
political buncombe the republican side. The faithful
have NO Idea Of the bill passing the Senate, unless
ehoud be that democratic senator's conclude TO make
sacrifice OF their popular doctrine for the sole
OF taking wind out OF the republican sails The Nor
mons believe the supporters OF the Nelson bill woald
be whipped In the passage Of the bill than IN i de-
feat Altogether however, they are not at all alarmed
about consequences.
ANTICIPATE that the reverend gentlemsnl from
Tennessee viii come in for . large share OF their
udicrous manner, - being the handmade OF dirty
work His report from the committee the House will
be published entire in the Mormon paper 10 morrow as
companied, NO DOUBT with an editorial believe the
church organ has the intention Of publishing from the
HERALD the Congressional debates the subject 90 that
relics"
The ARRIVAL on DIR. roRSKY
The Superntepde OF Indian Affairs for this Territory,
Mr. Jacob Foyncy, arrived here late Wednesday
ing He had been expected for than week in the
trip acrcss the Plains be was Obliged am informed, 70
lay by 1t Brdger for eight days 70 recruit before he
SsnSus S IN 20 WAN S "s
dersand that by the preceding mail Surveyor Gene
raj stsmbaugh received instructions from the department.
Washington investigate the charges recently made ~
Washington by Judge against Superntend
Forney General stambaugh is 70 be assisted in the
The confidence accorded 70 General s,amosusn In
charging him with that investigation would lead to
suppose that he CONFIDENTIAL and reliable o. want;
with this view ID 70 be hoped that he has sathSrty TO
investigate other matters than these now ally be-
fore the pubhs.
vouchers his department for represented wish
the Indians here Tho truth or alsehood OF pr esent
mor' wi am persuaded De given Freely 70 sne public
Major Montgomery had not reported hs readiness 70 meet
the obgsticns OF bis appointment but whether he 40
oeps refuses the nvestgso will proceed next week.
Dr. Forney ia Anxious the states probs.
bly, will leave by next mail He sppsren Ay fully con-
scous that vestgs,ion will be his I'd vantage The
sccuser, Judge Craaleoaugh NOT known TO be in the
Territory, tbouga believe, be 10 expected TO he here.
BY The ne 1t mall viii forward the report Of the invest
Freely " ' '' '
TIE MURDER OF T s WILLIAMS
In my last unicaton reported the rumered muir
der Of T. g. williams. ESQ by the Indians. The Western
advces since received confirm the HIS family
renee took psce Springs thirty miles
eide Of the crossing OF the Monave, and l35 miles from
eaD Bernsrdino the 18th Of March.
Before thei. train, oonsstrg Of about dozen wagons
arrived ut the Springs, Mr. Williams, M PArmeno and
Jackman went ahead 70 look for grass and met with
four Indans who appeared friendly and conducted them
place where there plenty Of feed for their stock.
four miles beyond the Springs. On their way
following them Close in the rear, made an Is,
saaK upon them with their arrows, Williams
Instantly receiving three wound. and Jses%sn two from
which carried bin into CAMP before he was 10 far cx
hsusted that he could not tell hal had sospred jack
fell from bis steed, which or afer which the To-
dams shot him ~th several arrows, and evidently le
him for dead. He vas subsequently found by party
the OF what had TRANSFERRED nearly dead, from
the Effects OF his wounds and the colo, which
,na ~ Ann sr a,sa h mound. 'n:l nn s1a w
Ranch the uohave and alive when expressman
lett but vas not expected 70 i've one Of the Arrows 10 re-
have entered hte abdomen and passed tho
neck another entered At the back and went through bis
body far the. the point osme GU, In front but how
extr acted the account dos not state.
SHOOTING ArAIR mIDcKR
Archibald Williams, brother I. Williams,
came near losrg his hie near For, Bager last Monday
stances related in short were that Williams had lett
Provo some ~eeks since, win tao men ON Tsiiog ex
petition " the military pot at Fort Brideer and that 1t
the time he shot hey we're at the Cedsrs that
place, and that neither Williams nor tse sno
9th him kne could would tell who shot hin. he
vouneed with tour or i've dragon revolver balls and
nine buck shot.
ing taken by soldiers who near by aid
taken the garrison, where he receiveg at
tntcp that could be expected under the circumstances
There mystery involved In the matter. and IN
conssquence Of alleged inatsnuon singular
duct the part Of the two who were IN company
with Williams after the occurrence, they bal
pecied having something do with the shooting, aud
arrested; bet exampson they discharged,
nobrg having been ccited that would tsnd 10 crimnas
the m IN the matter.
Fort Brioser Is 1t present rather uncomfortable
place for the NormotA lev days preceding tas
snsir, FIVE or six OF the "brethren" passing
through, and, without words or quarrel, OF
them was twice ksocked do~n, and ,he oshsrs had
10 defend themselves similar Uadsr the
circumstances, the Nor concluded that discretion
the better part OF vaor and at the most
momeps vsmceed - quickly ~ possible The almost mur
der OF Williams, should suppose, from what have
learned since the FIRST report Of ha attack Affair
entirely free from The preJudoes OF faith Williams
known 10 possess money, which be had received u
Brdeer and IN portions Of this Territory 81 the pre-
sent time . murder be got up for . very small
Ten dollars head would command q large trade
LAst Tuesday evening the Inhabitants Of this ely had
the eradication Of seeing their Eastern mall matter Arrive
In three yoke OF oxen waGon. That very interest
ing for Postmaster Holt Just fancy getting In
January week.-Mrs., pictorias, moahliee, 40, from Net
York BY usin in the latter part Of April Comment
is unnecessary.