New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-13


srr3vssr % syaiaruuts-H vrc Expected
ys,sr <srynrtcr-seab ns ~ STINT
r,ar,ac V,~,stics S:osSs Wines cthcr
Hiscovrrs.-Thc ~'sw,'r'-The <-~r
sura vfsis
s~a,rsol.ssnoe q The y. 2 y o. -
l;Rr Az SsIE l4sL thll, Dec ~ fstr.
ne soleg7aph yesterday brought tbe news
,.., wos,irtcn thst rha house tad refused to agree
t. yueeo Kd,neJ rCscuison 10 inquire INTO me cus"
,,, had I'D 70 nc ptstsning Ola large standing arin
..ncae has pean. crl aai loyal people.
some te-o tiJi Il s.gngo tnst Judge h'nney shooHl
iso spog n ~ TIRE AsslIrous loyal hen th'u O.
lie h ne ,,asld-od hostile the son'h is ;" I'oon
,ors aey ~ sab s,c The gliding Of tho judge s'rs
,u,,on IN TIA. diplomatic palayeT Of " ioyaI' a. not
anne. ted hero at all except ~ brigham @od ahe
uo.as9ror fcvut v,n.s-tle saints srlcray d"nf Moot
Agts roo N,s ic; thar there = uo Rebel 'tato III
Whit haired eud dislike of,ne Yankee Abolition sis
!, ssoucer ~ snore general thar is al SAT- L"Nc'ity
.r,f .hrcscl,c1t the Territory. - IL,
PM a0Vr Gearing 80 often itc IRr'uit""s " 'no
Mormcr sfs f. delivered from the pulpit on tne ~
ia.L srt - al other times teihoS the lf"p'" ','t NV
ssir .ouiAc ~. Nagabcrd trrps among iocsh ny IN
Vritcd ~ietcS Guycyrmeui WAS IL cauid"s' gu tltV
GClc och FOR persecution - me s"'i.s -, ,n,.
re leae the misiolfuues whsh onl am! M NJ ~" W.
IN N, ake-lle loss snicers aud l'en h'ieo ny
.r afs,. ,r, re- cicad over, Gpt that "v icsciN' y
sta ans iand in f,e WIN the Soth ere morris
] Il d NpfN Strange '~'| '''''N '"
10 h.aF slso Judge Eenfey, va" hho"s "c l'"i'. g"
vel stci cigtt wars residence amoHs tiem ana II
god y oruson hsp~.M call ;is'm ioyal
IN, lostijt, e. the MorH0ns and irOfe k'tlnc!'f'
tle a. crs ac5 troors stationed here o. perfectly
rn ~ saSk ugsecfsts,d For more hhnh tnr,! y'',r
The orInoi, hsye rcndelcd themselves s"'o''e o"S -
IN. ee og n tu.iod STATES that on troops taFe nag
10 .fa.,s, them. 9heir increasing popularity am
Grow rc i.fi1ity strength lGye made tnen nS'e lH''
pr ni"f. 'rael'i ao defiant o. me ~D ',i
siorcd aas'sg nem. There rs no social OF f'en"l ~
Ter oar.. t-urou M, officer, oi the amy ana nt N''
ma 81. sc sien. 4 onEOr thc office IN con maw
fic forces az Sab t.sSc and tai IorrNorN ''HiS :.
h.neatt fis igniy ~ car President Young ior II
nc .NdiS Il Is noi m likely The Houpiiin'ti WOMB
be rsiursed Snih is II, s"clng an"ns 1it ~-h! COZ
.JnGer KiGneys interference io lreyent lresd'lS
Yoirgs arrest sea 10 nsliiy The lavsm congress.
shows tA. eopicsnl0 lac had t National authA'!' "u
tle r,speci no edcrtaiued for me Moim'N ."I
= ia be- recoicied tiat IN pnrSuoace oi e. iAw d"
sorg.Ss Isis-sd'4 lis has -e~,l"n {" Ir'' en- }os
nlry IA rfc Ierfitufir> Gem. tunu0 WIS n'eN I" '
RES President osisc ioi tsking rhotS'i 81" '.h
~iic .uGc, Hrriu! who sgcs then. ana h"" e'n iol
,.m. eight .ears< lct justice az the supreme ,i, '
.be United Srfrs fr itah. issued pTocess, 900 iie
Tuisod Staies Marshal hrougHt President l"sns nlHe
H. Eorof and i. gave lOad. for >-ihOJ TO- hs ap
Is.ayeIce when os8rd los. As q neifef ol ioih Inc
.ase.w ent before the Grand |uly bu WIS dismiss ~.
This Was grand oHo doc' on the Par' 81 'h' 'uds'
d,s.r,rg - on election a. Congress a. ~ lh" il"i
-ivil authority t's'1 precedence ~ io'n 80,
1t triumph lQr thc II Mollnoni-l u ieiH-
&c of Cen. c0npor ana prevented ms h.'i's avg ill'
~ witt TIE matter. beside rendering N' ftiu"- ~
IT.. kc.es. ,g Mormon >old!ers NO Longer necessary
Brigham sld wen afford seLC the ttci sustee 20
taIGIess. . &C..
Jutce .Konne,'s desire ihst none Of the 'alf'liis
Nomn,eer. raised inl TIE Unted stale covering III
should be rctriued al Salt Lake j, easily accounted l'
fer tic paIt Judge X took III shielding l.5ia nom
u.i'itafs srJrs- Le removed ~ President ihc0lh
ara aao.Ecs Chci Justice appointed ~
Judge hcnneys residence proper Is IN NenIasfs ivy
whore is family resides tue later neyei having H..
sist ri Sat Lake Last Spring he ran foI member OF
Congress IN Nebraska Territory, and va. oei,Heu.
Beng professional pollilelHI-.' @oou p.n".o ~ cru
Nolnou-Iresiapnt Gang had him elected 10 Cohti'Ns
f.,aa Utet. FL was elected by gu almost m.S.-o'ls
Foe. such Is 'riol poiicai sko.ch % tue "'' mon
ne late epidemic has almost wholly DISAPPEARED
since c.d weather set Trade WIN see Noi'n i,9Ie
= doing in d., gold dust raGe, but ia hoI, provisions
md haky articles. the t'ele has eicsen. s.,..
The ihoa,er which received The sIiiits hli-iine
t.nh before nlcniu the las season CLOSED on he 9TH
Ia, viii reopen IN Two weeks for Christmes and New
Years The drama, uEe everything else, ~ oi 'koHif
nlenniaelro.' The theatrical perioiio'Is are mosu,
amateur aI1istcs -sone Of them very eocd ones too
rhe 800 four nd six-oX wagons ihat left here ~
Ami. for Florence City, on the Missouri ltNcl. ioi
6r,gcr. back the Mormon eusgIants have al arrived
Then Issto VS. via SWeet Water and he south fOIk al
tle Platte River H. plumbers the emigration has aOi
conc up to Efiebs.s expectation. tlhrf ite sEoTi
al Geo instead of 'Cg. \ ereal i'h"A OF nusels is
Scx. ,egsor lie Immigration it is expected will
<,cceo ihat 81 al former years; tie mission
.lses aload IN told countries are making extra eff.
forts = rge .Lior Of families non the districts Of
fto English cool n~s are expected lhs cas- ~ Tor
sgrors make te best saints" rloy quiet aud IL
fI, r'olS snnspl1 lent eDd loyal 10 Brigham and The
cLagci. lhey rold ard 10 grGmbiHg. ana ~,
c.nora!iy .ffotc hatcrs oi the aankees."
The movements il Nevada and sOac 81 the other Ter
yitories jon getting into the Union serious specu
]aion On the Mormon hItare 10 long however, as
r. gnaul Young r. absolute throughout thc Territory,
aA viii never ho voted ndo Tie Union as one OF the
State nv the majority ol H. people.
The treaties made by GOV. D"iy win ne various
ffibss ud ba Uf no tile blats, succ he became
Gov, nor II Utai have proved fcry satisfactory.
Tfcatie. pta.r Lag" been made win OIL 50 that Row
mere Ii Ia danacr irtsTiIOn Of The Overland NJ ID
ptsges OF communication VIII The rod and silver mines
mo lasi trcae. made were y Cows Dciy and Nyc 81
Nevada 81 Ruby Valley, Vith t'c western ShosLohes.
SuJsequcnii, trOvonnr Do.y vent t. SDda SjIInls,
some "a miles from >sl Lake City ahd concluded a
Jsatr Wiih tho fsnnocks fnc NhushoArs. e." Sh"slone
River VALLEY: beside witt several Other Danes mat
might l., inilheuccd 20 Interrupt cur communication
with The Beaver Head Boise Cold Mines, which are
proving 10 be Of .leai value. Not man agiics here
from cm be- does not bring Win him one or inor" bags
81 golL MANY OF them have made extensive pl!-
.ases ~ four and otleT supplies and r Them Bort.
5Dueed hundreds ot wagons lave been irclgAicd and
thu nf0rdng excellent ma Itt i1i al agrIcuurai
pyoouctiuus oi Utah. Tic time has been when -four
son fol - "a hundred. bacon - centsa pound.
Uiscoyeres % sser and copper and lead ores hay g
been made ia the mountain on the west side Of tho
Rive Jordan aud good deal of prospecting hos been
done in Ibis vicinity All are confident tnai many a.
Iabe Eaas VIII he opened IN thc spring,
The camp has been reinforced by several companies
inian1y siy; tho troops stationed about pro-
1eeting cnigrants and Stage hnes RON the Indians
lave all returned
The postmaster.G invites proposals for carry.
sny The United States mails between Kansas and Caii-
fornih; HE present contracts expire on tho 10Th June
next TIE contracts 10 b. iei are for Two ard four
wears the former that between AtcisoD and Salt Lake
Civ and tue Way-Inails between she Inai and
Denver City for aWo years Tins - what constituted
originally lie " oie glsnd roate 10 California;" and is
more u an one half of the whole Offence, being 2cJ
miles long with - way oiices
The large smouif invested in this rouiesome 500,