New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
LATE FROM UTAH.

BY the Pony Express, we have from our Utah cor
respondent, The Mouatdineer extra from Salt LAX,
Civ. at s D. 10. Of the Dist alt. which reached 4,
Joseph Mo-, at a. N. of the Both, and was delivered
in our Office on Friday morning in little over twelve
days from the Holy City. This is far quicker time
than was ever made that route prior to the esb
lshment of the Pony Express The Aoaataisser
says:
EXPRESS LME.-The success Of the Pony telegram
40 far has established beyond doubt the superiority Of
the central route 10 all others channels of comln
cation between the two oceans. Mr.. Butterfed may
20 10 led now and ont bis disappointment The
ponies of the Wasatch trip the central route IN
style not to be competed with.
UrAB OpFIcIALs.-The Federal list in Utah il now
almost an entire blank There is no Secretary TO die
burse funds and bring up the National records There
are no agents who will do anything to take care of
the Indians TIE Federal Judiciary presents but one
noltroon TO represent the bench. There s no National
attorney 10 prosecute and the walls Of the Federal
prison are going TO decay. What shall be done
CRIcKETs.-Our country correspondence presents TO
Us most gloomy forebodngs for the next harvest home
The old enemy the cricket is musering bis forces in
black portentous ground-clouds, and throws out a
frownng challenge to the sproutng crops Those WHO
have wheat -four will do well TO take care Of it. and
count the mouths 10 eat, and the pounds 10 furnish
them. The army that remains had better be admon
shed to their forage and raons from the East,
AS any reliance upon home productions might be- pro-
ductive of gaunt chargers and hungry troopers.
PosY ExpREss-Secoad Trip Inside " Time
The Pony Express from st. Joseph to California ar
rived in this city Oh Thursday morning, ut IS clock
Il hour and 5 minutes inside Of schedule time. II
brought Washington dses till the 18th inst. The
PONY Express which arrived in this city from CAL
ifornia a. $50 y. Sunday las, the 18th, left
Sacramento at So p. Of the llth The space from
Rush Valley to this city, IS miles, was ridden tby
Master Eagan con of the Major, in four hours and
half. nm
FURTHER INDIAN HosTILITrEs.-Capt, Randall
arrived Yesterday from Bear River. He reports fur
ther dcIreda,iois by the Indians. They had stolen
come eight or ten horses belonging 70 Mr.. George
Marsh OF Willow Creek, and four others rom the same
sttlement One OF the Indians engaged In the dePre-
dations committed last week had been captured At
Brigham City, but he has been rescued by others OF
the band The general bearing OF the Indians In the
northern settlements is very hostile III Is reported
fiat they are gathering Bear River, and state that
they are shonf toe luck VERY angry, and want to
fight.
pREp.RAroRY TO THE MOVEMENT or THE Troops.
On Tue day night last small party OF observation,
detached to examine and explore the route through
Spanish Forks Kanyon, and dis far as Green River,
passed the night at Lehi. We understand Mr.. Jones
is employed as guide, and that the party are OK pecled
TO make report relative to the practcabiiity OF
route, before the NAN Oh the army VIII move uoni
Camp Floyd.
UTAH CoNMIssIoS.--A rumor is rife in our city a.
present that commission is appointed to investigate
The financial accounts OF certain disbursng agents OF
the General Government. Col. Stalnbaugh and Maj.
Montgomery, we have heard constitute the COMMITS
sion. ,
Indian outrages" which appear TO be In good
part outrages upon Indians-are rife in Utah. An In
dian aged Is years was barbarousy murdered by two
men named Kirk and Johnston--the former a U. 8.
Deputy Marshal-on Sewer River on the I'd nit.