New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21
FROM UTAH.
forthcoming Chnnges-CoId aud I,oua.
Notwithstanding Gotten to tho En-, m

difficulties, affairs 10 Utah are never dsvo,a :,
e.al interest. Situated directly in the ceote, ~ -.
great highway between the Atlantic and Pas,
States, snI providing in ths desert an iroport.,.
restingpace for the immigrants, this city il rs, b..
coming importan. enough to be classified with a,
francisco in the West and with New.York Ia tn
Esst. OF course, comparisons with the two er.sa
cities extend only 10 the Classification OF pubHs
names In the vocabulary Of the travefA--beyoaa
that Salt Lake City rs with the others bu. mere
speck.
Up to the present time this city has been Alma
exclusively the bone Of the members of the Cbn,nS
OF the Saints; but the memorable march of VOC.
seems 10 already foreshadow the solution OF tbs,c
cial problem which is ever linked with The mama a
Utah. II does not seem en- extrayegant hone 10 ar
pect that in very few years the great isoIatio.
which has characterized existence here will bs for.
ever unknown. =
hud in this city to-day very large humber II
persons, not Ia the Church, from the Atlantic ana
Pacific States, and every week fresh arrivals are
added TO the list, attracted here By toe mites ef
| Idaho These reports are never very Trustworthy
data on which 10 make calculation Of fact, bu. il
pretty generally believed that immigration through
this city to Nevada and California IN tho west, and
10 Idaho in the north will reach this year to nearly
100 600 peryons. For the last six weeks l toA
that companies Of miners had been leaving .hs plas
for the Beaver Head mines in Idaho nearly every
day. These are persons VINO have resided here II
Winter, together with others who have made
haste TO get rich" and to this place from Cos
RADIO and Nevada by stage switbin The lime named.
The telegraph from the stations the plans ropot
the nnmbers 10 be increasing daily and prondsingh
rival the famous Tush Of 40. Whatever may have
been the rad history Of former gold excitenents The
present interest 10 metallic deveopemels not ike
y 10 be much lees enthusiastic than it's predecessor
IN fact, the disappearance Of gold from home cons
merce, lends al additional incentive TO the miners
labor, and promises him richer barvestfo the SANE
toll Gradually, then, as the mountains and gulenes
Of Idaho attract either FROM the east, from the
Rocky Mountains, Or from the silver mines u Reass
River and Nevada generally. and the lees r. wardina
claims Of California, 30 sure will mixed popular
ton grow up in this place. This seems ineyiss1lA
and the solution, in qniet way, OF tho grss!
problem Of soeia' lie among the Inhabitants Of
Utah.
In a commercial point Of view, this city Is de-
tined to be the great Quitting place for sill ,hs
mines. lumigrants, now that they have Learned
tina, the SAINTS" will trade with 8 the Gentlles'
unreservedly, make calculations OF rcpisnishing
their stock Of provisions here BY that they save
the heavy transportation Of over thousand niies.
Flour that may the frontiers or Ut the Mis-
souri, river, from three 70 four dollars per bundrc4
pounds passes through various changes OF rise and
iall till lie pOssessor hardly knows whether be d
rich or poor. On the first five hundred miles iron
the easG he may sell or may buy within four uaAs
original cost; then, for another 1--WE hundred miss
more be is in Wall street among the bulls and besrs;
another hundred miles more and be buds himsef a
the eranary Of the Saints where be can be supplies
nd iIBitgm for. a. low, or a lower figure than b
could at the outs!srt Of his journey. Such TN nsn
will no, lie without advantage 70 the immigrsH 70
note. RI provisions only shOuld be taken for The
Journey thus far There In scarcity here OF bresds
stuffs ore county, south of tnis. 10 said I" have
rsed as much last year as will suhce Us own pepa'
aIion for five years 10 come.
In the face Of the facts stated the attitude Of the
Governor and two or threc other gentlemen Is nee
reggried without concern. IL Is doe 10 the weAixS
OF not only this Territory, but OF the whole Paene
States and Territories. that peace should be pre-
served here. The hormons' are brave poope
doub,less-ail mountsineers are so--but they su
weak AID powerless for mischief against the natoet
If ever hey should be mad enough TO try, and %
which have not yet learned the first evidencA
There /. a certain disregard OF life among nIounLan
men, and high sounding language ased W t3eG
yheA may be yariously regarded by the 'iuid tbe
factions but DO reader OF the mind Of man can h
long kept from the conclusion, that tail talking'h
a specially Of the West, and is measured In nveus
ratio BY the sensible who listen TO Il. Strong
healthy men arc apt 10 feel this strength, and breath
ng The free mir OF the mountains ap, 20 take
nsusve views Of relationship and TO conclude thae
rulers should be appointed by the governed iA
early history Of California Is precisely tie hit
tory to-day Of Utah, Colorado and Nevada.
Colorado got nd Of the first Governor witbina
year. ard certainly, l have listened 10 The
praises OF that Exceliency II he had beeu ia'hss
10 tho Territory, and immaculate ut that. At the
lsst sesson Of the Lsgslsture OF that Territory tns
Representatives quietly set apart the Judicial dis
;ric,s and prepared in their statutes for the 500
cessor Of an unpopular judge whom the Admlnistrs-
non has not ye! thought proper 10 remove. Gov.
Nye IL not popular further west, and the Neysdians
occasionally mug change upon BIN that lie every
thing but II usicsl 10 his friends. All such matters,
and many might be mentioned, the inevitable
result OF rewardlng certain Glars OF men vain
Federal appointments for some claimed services 70
the candidate 10 the chair OIL Washlnson,
irrespective OF tie wishes OF the governed But
such popular dissatisfaction with this tie other
ukn is no evidence Of more, and IN no Territory v
tue people threatened With determination FOR snea
d,Iies but in Utah. That feeling OF uncsrtslniy
uuderIles the surface appearance Of peace, ana A
resulting from personal dlslkes-iLst Governor
Harding should ad himself IN the estimation Of the
people lesser man than President Young should b
no reason for representing the people nc turoaienb
and If Gen. Connor ials 10 establish bus superiority
20 the Governor Harding and TO tie eN-lioyeraos
Young, that Is stil notbns on whieh 10 propose VIZ
anu sAteruiLnAIlon. -. 81,
| s,e many evidences in and around this cifyh
establish calculations for peace among the Citizens
and it may not be unworthy ihe attention OF me
present Administration to foster Utah, that
l,s.is IN fhe dssert from Mormon industry, and
which will unqussiionGbly return aean to barrenr
ms AMI .t,ritiIy without their untislng ensigy.
IL WAS startling fact 10 me yesterday 70 -
wurons driven down the main street OF Tins ciy
IosSsd with cotton raised In Utah for an Eastern
market. IL is the iIst OF the cotton speculation
vi Of lie Missouri aud low chang ed are Che times
when Utah, formerly supplied with fabrics from our
Eastern elies, Ia to-day Supplying mem wiz" n ~
untenal raised on the banks Of the kio Virgin. VI
tina movement IRe NtEs rays;
Church and other teams goirg to the States. 'sysr.
uns Of cotton grown In Dsser. w BE- t.s.n Ea' "ns ~
n aud. at present much hsne price saan see ~.
JsSias ..uoa,tn pIoGtabls. IL Is Somewhat Ien1A1
~ Avon IN th. infancy Of the eoorgrowtus W
Of IN, raw material should sltrsct We ss.