New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

fan, d,vs. Everything was harmonious, and the
assembled wisdom adjourned till immediately arter
tie adourr nent Of the next Territorial Legislature
All The officers of State Government were elected,
,ne. If boIJne State Courts appointed, aud at such
time. think. as eyidepced desire to avoid COLLISION
with Federal officers their functions and courts ana
et eadv TO Operate for the State of Deseret IN the
case of admission into " the Union Of States or IL
ueed be- in asserting the right oi soverelehs 70 SUE
tain a State GoveTnnient "uen aoi0 =" wv '"' ">''
tEey think is nov. =, :,
You nav have learned Of great trouble on the mail
route east OF this: have seen no papers IRON the
East for two months, aud, therefore, cannot Judge
hat representations have been made; bu', " sent
East as reported here the less thai is believed OF
great hostility tie nearer the truth Is approached.
There have been difficulties with Indians but moth
ing that need have stopped the mails had there been
efficient men 20 grapple with the irs. hostile acl.
B ut the frs cry OF wolf, all got excited, and Ia
very short time RAINING the mail became, they
felt an imposslbility. No company dong business
with the great public, to the tune OF million
year, wouil have abandoned that enterprise WIN
such alacrty to Il dozen or two OF Indians or evek
~ many scores rs there were reported unIts-even
al the largest statement. Government contracts are
other things especially when the field of operations
Is far removed from immediate supervision, and bills
OF indemDiicaton are not things unknown.
At the call Of Acting-Gov. Fuller, Col u. J..
Burton and twenty-five minute.nen took tie road
and escorted, while out, Senator Hooper and otherS
through tie infested country WlinouI coming III
eight Of an Indian. Found the mail sacks from
California Gu. open and the letters strewn about,
more like the vandalism Of white men than any
thing the Indians were likely to do The general
IMPRESSION OF the disinterested, best informed, is
that the difficulty commenced with French traders,
rnounlsipeors, and oge Of the mil contractors d.
yi-on agents. For certain one OF the latter has
hung aud otherwise disposed OF few frenohmen
within the last year. For result, the res1ue has
inspired and aided the Indians ia attacking the Mai
Conpany's stock, and finally id stopping the mail.
President Liucoln called for hundred nen from
Gov Young 10 guard the mail rou c, aud the Nor
mon chief 10 "a few hours responded with The men IN
the saddle, equipped and subsisted for ninety days,
or as much more az might be required. lley are
now guarding the rome from here TO Devils Gate,
uudef the command Of Capt. Lot Smith.
Toe emigration to salmon River from the Eastern
States and from the Pacific is rolling in every day
Salt Lake City the nearest track from California
We are within so miles OF the mines. Tho stable
Mormoas are quietly work 10 perfect in differences
bat the Others are ,i1g out and leaving fast There
ID every indication of large migraton. When
learn Of the real condition OF the mInes from the
most trust worthy sources will post you: ms 10
going to lie a most important place II the MINES hoia
OUT Of witch there lie 10 doubt.