The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02

Our Salt Lake Correspondents.


NEWS FROM IDAHO.
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Our Salt Lake Correspondence.
GREAT SALT LAKE CRY. May 10, 1885,
me indsans Reported Threatening The New Tvri,ovy-A
N"mber Of wh,te Men and Indians Killed Waite Men
h"Fcef@ be the Tansyressors-7he hmm grafton 10 ~
""eS-Generdi NeDs from Sau Laks, DO. DC.
CALL FOR ARMED ASSISTANCE.
for some days the immigration for the mines of
Idaho thrown into excitement by the arrival Of an
express from Bannock City with the startling intelli-
gence OF the opening Of hoses between the Indiana In
that Territory and the miners have resided there
during the past winter AS this city Is the rendex-
vous for the immigrants from Colorado, Nevada, and
even from California the listened with great
interest," and nothing seemed than forth
coming war with the savages and many looked as II aI
their dreams Of happiness were fearfully cut
short In fulalment. Tho messenger made the
trip Of tour hundIsd mies-lbe distance betwees
tho two oiics--ov6r an unmade road, In Hve
days, without change Of animals till be Arrived n
the settlements He seemed 10 be unacquanted with The
facts from personal obscrvatiln but was charged with
message General Connor asking the Immediate AID a
the California Volunteers. The messenger states that
India chief had becn killed by white man, and that N
revenge tho Indians had killed twenty four miners,
Bannock City, and giving evidences Of prepara-
lalcd diggings. ra
There Is NO reason for doubling the statements o.
q the messenger; but, % has been the case nine
times out OF ten, there h undoubled evidence ttee
the miners began the work OF death. In oil new
countries where attracted BY Tho allure
ments OF gold utter dsrcgard OF life has ever
boon Inscribed the rst pages Of their history and -
this Idaho promises fairly 70 DO exception Tho Arse
miners who prospeced that country discovered gold md
fail had Sha uu-
dns and the parties from those mines who have passed
the winter In this city, and preparing 70 return
there, say that therc not the slightest 70 a
prchend any hostile action from the Indians while hey
werc there Tho various expressmen who have oome
down from thore this spring have travelled without no
estation through the Indian country. and with The
ception Of tho first trips ator the battle Of Bear river.
thcy experienced nothing like uneasness. Ono Of IL
Iannock chiefs reported hostile sent Of hs
with the expressmen through the country IN
habed by tho "bad Indians" as he c,led thcm TO In
terpret Indians that the express ~
carried by had "Mcricas." and not 70 touch them.
the chief Of the Bannocls, made treasy
with the mners-H we may dignity "tak" with dipaO-
matc paranco-n the fall OF 1862 and for the oonsdes
ton OF few presentf-some sugar, tobacco and Nv
bunkethe Indians agreed TO keep out Of the cities aiS
out by the miners and to let property alone In accord
ance also. with agreement, wnne-mucca and his band
y,
again tho vicinity Of tho diggngs last month. Ihsvs
than q dozen mon this spring from Idahe
who speak here narrated Tho call for the calornis
Volunteers doubt necessary At the present me for
the Indian has resurreced the buried hatcht tha
innocent falls readily as the guilty.
GUILTY WHITES.
A gentleman, very recently from tho mines, now
In the city, charges tho opening OF Indian AMIR
to band Of unprinciped gamblers who had attacked
Indians for the double purpose Of stealing large amount
OF skins and furs which the Indians had brought viii
them from their winters hunt. and for procuring ths
squaws-a not uncommon occurrence. Ny informant
says that gamblers intended 70 surprise the Indians
while their lodges and finish them or dash boz
the Indians got 10 know Of their coming and arranging
everything for the understanding away their squsws
and ready but che gamblers got noseds
az 70 me Il
OF the latter were killed Subsequently the whites a.
tackoi the indians In Bannock City and killed o. thea
seventeen. There h no doubt In my mind That thooo
gamblers who have sought to kill the peaoeabs Indane
are OF the same COMPANY who have beou ehievng go
rdeng tina whites who unfortunately fell N thor path.
answered General Connor who nov his way North.
requirement and g. on % the new country
THE MNIoRAnoN.
Tho city 10 already busy with immigrants, an1 the ~
ports from tho road arc "still they come" The miners
OF Colorado coming 10 thick and fast getting rstssd
ing sgain without delay Thsrs ID evident anxiety -
get ahead, e their soourn here Of exceedng short
duration. The advance immigrants report that "au
Pixies Peak 70 coming" but the probabilities sAAs
those only will come who have not been suoosssu n the
East. Tho successful In Colorado are not likely 70 ez
change against the uncertain Quite number d ralna
have been tted out hero with provisions and groceries,
and one firm has sent out quartz mill and sawmiu.
large train from Denver reported east Of the wsh
sstch Mountains with stores for this place. II win
doubt proceed 70 the Mines everything exorbtantiy
high N price. f.l
a Mormon BY the name OF Ihorp was killed By banA
OF Indians last wcsk while burning GOAL IN Boz n6es
Kanyon. Tho Indians running on band Of hofso
and were being pursued when they up TO Thorps
and, Hndng him In the way, shot him get past. he
came into the Territory last year, and was. believe
from New York.
Judge Waite has gone North with Conner. The Judge
babe OF his acluainances aectionats goodbye
which, with the compliance 70 the organic statute
thai uires his residence In his district Is interpreted
/, be al leaving Of the Territory. Judge Drake win
probably leave ALSO and then the hue and cry win
be raised that Utah has driven away beredsra ooers
Great country.
On Saturday evening the guns at Camp Douglas gave
warm salute for the taking Of vicksburg.
City Intelligsnce.
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