The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20
Hsws FROM UTAH TERRITORY.

Orr Great Salt Lake City COrrssp0M~
dence.
GmAr sAna LAKE. cnY, August %, 1859.
ne Grsas E~terotioD Acyoss he Plain Gentle and
Nor w-Int ans and xiitary-Ayrivuls, &C., dc.
THE HEEIXG IMMIGRATION AVID sxcEssloNrN.
u has been matter q surprise to everybody that the
government permitted such Wholesale immiS ration
the Atlantic States 10 California this year while the dram
In the East was In prospective The surprise ia
an end aud the Golden State visited, like her sister
States in the East with the claims OF the gov
her quota Of troops; and thoso who fed from the
Atlantic coast to avoid "the wrath to come have
made little by their fight the wrath they fed
from now awaits their arrival after long and
journey overland Of at two Thousand miles, There
were no doubt among those who trarersed the Plains
this year large number Of loyal citizens, who
had determined change Of location, independent Of
but the larger portion Of the immigration this year
Is set down copperhcad, and heavy drat OF
sionists from tho ranks Of Price, Of Missouri and the
gucras OF that state and Of Arkansas. What this
new clement win have in California Is professedly sub
ect OF some anxiety and furnishes the extreme radical
borton OF that state excellent precxts for claiming an
augmentation o. Union forceMth OF course, tho ad-
jnncs, tat Contracts &C. Those best acquainted with
the political complexion Of the Pacific coast satisfied
enough that there vast amount Of secessionis there
but the Union power Is overwhelming, and they apprcheud
nothing ike uprising. Anything like an en,eate or
more properly row, In any OF the southern counties OF
as s s can e IS Al Sss
and draw knives and revovcrs vastly too fast in some OF
those southern counties and takes very little prosoca,
ton any occasion to get light Now, that political
talk high, Unionists Growing ON The one eide and
ysbs mad VITA reycrses on Tic other i = easy % mse
hut beyond such fsacas there is nothing II tbs
Gently reported difficulties during the forthcoming -tae
..ecnb There viii be high times and boajy noses, such
characterize The any days OF Tainnlany-
n.nirrs bui that oyer Cah.ornii wit 50 tnion.
MORMON IaMsa ogDSe rAcHixtRy.
tonr years AZ" tho emigration from fwo;e reopered
after the u ~atbat IS TIE bnchanan Floyd Russell
contract ar ind has steadily augmented in increased
numbers Of the faithful III his year IL figures in ten
church trains AMI two independent trains, the first OF
which VIII arrna hero 10 gay sonposed im st entirely
OF anes ibs e,ans.ii.ing IA he States WIS stoned
In 1857, possibly 70 he resu ned. which accounts
FOR su,b largo Increase u, the treisn Cement The
elders have been nearly ~ Chris ian Errpe and have
picked up lew os those "wh) sho'd b, save!
and guess quite sprinsing 81 who might have
been prcfab.y LETT ~ hcme. IA he absence OF
zpg the stlles, iha ~aiais. tho .sChGrcb has
very w,sey now ~ the road 'rgsan, Of 'lcile
~ ihis ysar for home nuisc'ures In view 81 tbs
augreaIx'im Of mna. ROVER Brigham. ! am t,;d,
lail OF new city. taen,y mics from here, for
manulact ips parroscs spccisy. The Josdan az IN,
place II his ora!an has ample sser Tor all the cot and
NO,rD rtses thA can be erected herefcr many ycafs
company enterprise against failure. At the p.csent
time Cisi Commercial ~ lonh'iiIs, ann has nosa
money s,sy savs Or 's an.ra ssoran we
"egcrbady had mare money Than they knew what 20 do
s"s s sS" s'y I Il"
srFives and furnishes rcsh Earore n bone ami snas
MiI,ARI Avp TAI lyrI Nj
The iGaians ell quiet and 81. eI,orala Ne.ia.ce
gently rcrosiag their acquired ltgf.i. rhase wn
have boon osi the weston road are seeDing!, all
tnrnng b Camp fonglas, The hii 'yeroA.ing thls
city. Whether they may remain and hat np new inter
quarters, or yet he removed, " rrsetea question.
gsdcr General conrcr hrs been absent about month
Calornla and returned Yesterday, With no dosb
Outstanding o. tho programme vr The iih CoSt Depart
nent o which this Is district The Gecrs has, hereto
fore been very anxious E,sl. he has biIyad
but notice party frcnds hosting lin before the
public sandidate for u .pa tnei Of the Pacific,
and recommending the w,hdr.i.al 81 General wnght.
on the score q age At al cye or General = Faid 10
be aiy for duty any where, ans anything but
light The Indians lcrn sh opportunity Tor tho
dsplay OF yaor and the remoya. o Governor Harding
understood "a be the quick hint that the recent threaten
log of military interference some months ago not
| he repeated.
ARRIVALS
In addition 10 General Cornss return yesterday, Major
McGsrry that Returned Colonel Ncarry 10 take his
place ahs head cf thssecmd (caya,ry ta.ornso
tccrs. Governor stamford never could hive elevated
popular officer His record IN Tie service Of the
United states Is nuarnishel and elviousy brilliant
Afles a months soouEa Ia New York the thi.d
Of Brigham Young, accompanied by Gen IL = lid -eile,
the church immigration agent returned here Tues.
day evening by the overland staae. On thursday
ing The second or Brigham. bearing bis inmc-
Brgh1m Young Jr.--arrived from u years trim 10
Continental Europe whore he had boon partly mission
AMI parity on pleasure.
Delegate Kinney and United Marshal Gibbs leave
by this mai. for the East.
Weather terribly hot and dry; crops and fruit snier.
ing.