The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27
IaterestioS from Ctan.
OH GREAT SALT LAEK CORRESPONDENCE.


r,cs Of Emigrasss-Arny NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Nsas.
dc, DC.
The last mail from the East arrived here on Saturday
evening, adding TO transient population Lieut.
Dana Of the United States artillery his lady aud daaxs
ter aud Captain Richard Francis Burton OF the BRITISH
army, On Monday evening Judge Fenniken, seore,srv
wooton and Marshal Grice put in their st appearances
10 use q wesiernism), al their Official " stamping
ground
The Lieutenant and lady, and the Captain, were the
guests Of bis Excecncy the Governor sun lay, and
Monday morning the Lieutenant and family left Ter
Camp Floyd. Captain Burton pu, up at "Brother Town
sendsn salt Lake House. where he is likely 70 rensia
twelve days, dividing his time betw cen prs
pairing notes Western travel seeing the nooreties e
the city the great lake and one good hunt ater Tie
grizzlies Tho Captain traveller Of distinction We
known In Europe the Heee Burton, pilgrim 70 Mecca,
explorer Of Hurrur aud dscoverer Of the great Centr
African lakes he landed in Boston In the nrst days 4
Nay and, after visiting the Atlantic States has got this
his journey 70 the Pacific. or course such traya.
Ter and writer could never consent TO pas through
the world. and into the pages OF history, without
leaving record his interview With the Prophet Of The
nineteenth century" or rather his SUCCESSOR a. be-
eye 70 the founder Of Aormonsm only has tho quoted
title been sofced
Brigham rs a. present 90 tour 70 Provo but on re.su
expect his Exceiepcy win procure for the Captain The
courtesy OF an Interview.
Judge Fenniken accompanied by ms two sons, and
belle Washington, mis- destination hss been uxel
the succeaor Of Jucge Cadebaugh at Carson county
what rs prospecvey enjoying the title Of Nevada NJ
ritcsy. Judge FieBn's.a has with a cool reputa-
on As lar as the citizens have learned Of him. he s -
fnvoraby onej any outside federal officer
ever espe 4 10 be Hts personal Appearance commands
the respect " moral aud intellectual culture, which,
forming such wide contrast with OF his prode0os
canpot fail Thick, sugur pleasant change Il
affairs IN Utah. would be difficult TO predicate the IN
fuelce be may gain in his dntrlct the wA<hoc
reported any thing but a paradise But sAtn.
fed that ne bs neeu appointed 10 this district, and
alike, ana sssola ns win the cilizens witnou, dstms
tion religious grounds he will certainly become popu
lar man. We hear sometimes o. Juage kinney as being
route and at other times his lxrrymg 10 Nebraska
TIL the 4th November, aud then his u
ooe for this Territory being extremely proosna.,o.
Justice but bear Of bis csving In stog sher
Since matters have changed and the slittering pile q
has vanished vito the pat, ID hardly rcA
scpabe 70 expect much attention " Utan especially Of
the present moment but eau ass. ere the Administration
honor OF that classification, whether be republican.
democratic North South Union that the neglect q
Ut 10 the abeeuce OF arespectabe nt. gent Judiciary
row comes up--wih b. one Of the staple accusations
sssns, the for al bad treatment
" Secretary Weston unable TO speak, not having
him He has before him considerable labor rners
bss been talk Of the taking trip Fast
ward this f ~hch would oscessariy bring tho Score
tary prominently forward IL the Territory.
Marshai Gree seems an intelligent young mar VITA
moui.ish-he VITA have fnooth path
AKsIvAL or ExIGRASTs--THx HAspcARr TRAIN
The frs, randcar company that has crossed the Plains
this season arrived here on Monday afternoon, In Az
about two hunord thirty men, women an children,
Anspg them there few families from the Eastern
States certainly novelty 70 see them trudgtag
ana. carts, sh,e ,hey no douO, with good feeling 1isl
70 sing their handcart song:-5 -
And with the music aud the song,
Hcw cteeriuily wen march along:
And bless tbs Lord we made astirt,
To the Plains with baadcasb,
&C, &C After the tosome journey OF moro than .
thoossId mice tying road OF rocky ridges, dssp
said bills and ssgc plains, was certainly an excussse
ool,en,ment SIX wagons haa accompanied them ovee
the journey for tns purpose OF fsahiing their heavy
luggage and the bulk II thor pros isions When they
entered ci,y ths csmsers particularly gslass
and ultd the wagons with the fathers aud mothers wao
sSsd ss ." 70 s.% .1a M na and r.
within the portals u the heaven Of heavens ThousA<s
Of turned out to meet them and 70 frsternls
{" Homs, sweet home"
After which "Du lMh"-tncir favortc-and other nsr.
mon airs, "Hsil Columbia" and yankee D,odls" The
Bshops were early the gr,und, and furnished them
One Of the company said that tDey PERFECTLY des
tuc two days before their arrival AID knew not how
pony sipe o. passing company, picked Up that i,s.
ADD aeoatsiy It's arrival dslgbams oldest start
I'd out ~ith four wagon lnaded With Hour, "
travelling All pght reached them In ,ne for hrosrrsss
BY this tine the hsndcars Ase s Set apart, and The p
Effue lave found rvetIng and occupation.
wAGos
About soou US sday the urss regular train arrived
IN the city under the guidance II Captain Jcsss Muryhy
New York. a sooa humber from New Jr,sy 49, us.s1
from Toms River; from Connect aud Massachusetts,
there we've ss. los; upw~as u forty from s~itzevAnA
and fee from PARIS Tue ffoacn, WITH ,her asaa tAsls
tor sho9 bad three banners ~svrg from trout a
"Frace Couirre-ce dc PafsD rhe ssss wars "a:
nstsooa each wagon waving the puniing--.Aa
TYe xexk nrsxed,,. ,hs of a..
are pubishcc, 20 that n arrival friends tue ook
out. and before cask last night not tatrd
The oirerenoe of greeting ms cootocutss set
Aside the cold fornses OF tho Brsh AID hagged ana
embraced 20 hfayis content An srrir Of this sSrt ts
porfsot picture See ,oung dear frissds whoa
poverty had sefaystd the hopes OF esco Others
someianss time add absence had fa'acI the poets
vision 81 making the heart gre fonder aud another
scothmAn meet hs children aud hs ohidrels chdrea.
be Big teafs Of Joy rolled dosn his chssks ha
btsced them, ard bede them God speed ana vecons v
Zoo. Old nrqssIpfsDcss who had other LANDS.
come recoyntxng that I" 10 firm your Tips urss
heard Norm urn. and have bon happy sssos."
Others pr,eume feu Ices and might feel ~crN
ts free Of sperch Thea tne better. st least
substantial and 70 toe weartcd The chcesing
part-shs rcneshment inner msn. rns meoss a.
choice u the Ts em,srAnu dad nien6s
the nrst day Of arrival they forever Afterwards have -
CO., ? 9. Ssmse ooo.s, the nsw conmas1sr o. W.
9Th about eshts In psssng be loft about IT,
rame nun Der NJ Fvrt Ardger Il rcpotsd thai hes
ssued the return OF The dragons from Fort
HAIL. vncer the unisnd OF Lieut. Oclooel II ~e asd
prope~es placing them tbs senA route, with the
u protecting engstcb and rendcsing assistance 70 the
mail and pnsy e1pre-s
Col C'ossnaa, the Assistant oaArtcrm<ater Geasux,
has recrved leave q absence. and Captain CeAry, q -
tcue, " shortly exp q IMP las sacss ssoy A
ArTs her u the Uce her, have prttoned for NE
esnhe svor Two shtr enough there, ard "
stay third with present duiHess expected 70 be -
suppcrtabic
SURVIVING
sorvcyot General Sis.bsugn conpAry--i1 all
twelve persops-rcturre1 frup their exaniaico ~ che
toso last sstnrcAs Tue clerks bxv. cot 20
mate out their repHfs but u N m, un,txe.y tad Mogs
viii get dnxru dollars that nave bs~1
vithhif frtm him at wsshiugto Dr few years Moo
has beu about sny ~ HE nek hbogs whoevw
surveyed here usder ntr.ct They have all got their
money at sofne a. them never stock a stake In tbs
srourd Well. sceo ntcd cot De the scape goat KIM