The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
LETTER FROM SALT LAKE..
SALT I.AKH. Eeb. Is.

Jurors in this Territory. are the sensations d
the hour and subjects of conversation witt
Mormon. Gentle and Jew.
s The election resulted In q triumphant vic
tory for the Church party, or in favor Of
State organization, for be it remembered tia
]. we nave no pOlities-national at heart. Ii
s this Territory it is the Mormon and anti-sIor
= mon, and all issues national are buried i.
/ inns, The Delegates elected yesterday will
& assemble IN this city on the 18th and proceet
2 TO frame and adopta Constitution for the new
) State Of Utah, be presented to the presen
Congress of the United States for acceptanc,
or rejection.
) The feature peculiar to stranger OF thu
election was, to see the thousands O
! women marching in line with the men anl
: depositing their ballots with Ill tile air of no
) bility.of the '.lerds of creation.'' TO me il
! was repulsiye. possibly from educational Ore.
JUDGE. for cannot bear the idea OF weman's
throwing off that delicate sense of depend.
ence upon man SO long cherished. practiccd
aud when studied. forming the lowell ST
sphere of female character. Bnt such il pro.
Z gress. and such is life in the Rocky Noun
tains.
4 The arrival Of the Japanese Embassy il
charge OF Minister De Long. on SUNDAY last.
has offered subjects fer GOSSIP, aud business
for the idle and curious. enclose descrip-
ton given by one Of our dailies, which you
can publish il you choose. 1t is, this:
Yesterday. at 6 p. IA, John T. Caine. ESQ.
Hon +. Fuller. Judge Hayden and T.. Nc
ktarl and j. r. Winder, ESQ.,. of The com
4 inittee M nicipally appointed TO, the p,,r-
pose. lett this city per rail tor Ogden where
AT l0 a. m. they met the members Of the Jap
allest. Embassy. who are Ell route from the
West TO Washington. accompanied ny Mr..
re Long, U. >. Minister, and Hon. Th6s w.
Brooks. Consul fer ia an at San Francisco.
with suite. aud escorted them to This city ami
/ the Townsend House. where they we've soon
called upon by a number of the prominent
citizens.
/ The following are the names and dignity
Of the principal members of the Embassy
and suite: "a ,s.55+ h ii
Ambassador Extraordinary. Sionii To-
moml lWaknra. Junior Prime Minister; Vice
Ambassadors EXTRAORDINARY. ussami Taxa
yossi Kido. Priyy Councillor: Jnssammi ros-.
silnitsi Oknbo, Minister OF Finance; Jnshie.
ilirobume Ito. Acting Minister OF Public
Works; ,sushe Massuuka YaIDagutsl. Assist
ant Minister of Foreign Affairs. First Sec
retaries. 1askaZou Tailabe. Foreign Depart
ment; Nofinki Cab. Foreign Department.:
Atsnobon Shioda, Foreign Department;G Chen
ltsiro. Fonkoutsi. Treasury Department.
Second Secretaries. Hiron.oto iiatanabe.
Foreign Department.; Terlnori comatz. For
egn Depai tment; Tadas HyaSh. Foreign De-
partmelt: Ketijiro Nagano. Foreign Depart
meiit. Third Secret ~. Quando KaWage.
Foreign Department. Fourth Secretaries.
Massitsne .lksda, Educational Department;
Iadatsne Ando, Foreign Department. Pfi-
waite Secretary to Chief Amba ssador Kouiii-
take k0ume. Clerk TO the Legislative Code |
Attaehe. fassi Nnnloura. Foreign Depart
ment. Commissioners connected with the 4
Ambassadors, Juslie, Takanorie Sassaki, i
Acting Minister Of the Judicial Department;
JusFammi siitsitpmi Higassikouse, Chief
chamberlain OF the Imperial Court; Jngoi |
Imperial Army; Mts-Aki Tanaka. Commits |
sioner of the Bureau of Census. Treasury
department; F0uzinlar Ianaki { hief { Jerk I
Of the Educational Department.; Tameyossi I
Hida, Commissioner of Dockyartls, Public
Works Department.
Nobouyoss Nakayatna. Vice Governor Of |
Hiogo; fa-soukaz fasseuba. Deputy Com
missioner ot Revenue; Jushe Yassonnaka !
Itsonfsouzi. assistant Director of Ceremony. i
Imperial Court; Tadakats OutsIni. Secretary
to the Governor of Kanagawa. and large
number OF other distinguished personages.
Beng somewhat fatiguet with travelling.
the Embassy did not desire to ceive visitors
to-day. 1t IS understood, however, that ar
are under way for reception in
some public building as early as convenient,
probably tomorrow. W.
To-day the presentation Of the Federal
Territorial. county and city authorities was
had at the City Hall. and tomorrow. at the
District Court roam in this city, the presen-
tation Of the Bench and Bar OF Utah will
take place. an account of which ysu will see
IN the city papers.
The total number OF Japs here connected
with thr Embassy is. am told. los. They
are dressed after the American style. and are
~ intel igeIt looking set Of men. Small in
stature, but resembling the American Indian
more than any other nationality that know
,f, only lighter of complexion. Minister
De Long seems very popular with thesl, and ;
: is to be hoped.th Embassy may result in
GOOD TO beth nations
The following telegram Of to-day has been
Ikea bo,nbshell exploding in this city. Ii /
has not proved quite as destructive. it has I
startled thousands who did not anticipate
uch a result l
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.
ID the case OF Hosea Stout against the Ter .
itory OF Utah. the question involved being
whether the grand Jury which Indicted Stout .
Or murder was legally empanneled. The STU !.
rene Court to-day announced its disagree
lent. the Justices being equally divided J
he Judgment Of the lower court is therefore ii
tfirmed. !.
II this is correct, the decision will ovcrrnle i
,uch not only that has been done IN Utah.
NJ in every Territory of the United States. !,
ad will give the execution OF Terrtoii al \
VS. in. statutes entirely over into tile hamIs /,
Federal officials an.l not to Territorial or !,
,nnty officers elected under the TerritefiaL ],
W. ss5 49, ~ 34 s i q
The full opinion is looked for with great ii
lxiety. and when we have it your readers
il be fully advised of the points Of tLel 4,
Sc, and the decision thereon. Ia
Tie split between Chief Justice Mexican 1.
ID Attorney General Bates seems to widen.
en-. Bates. who il now In AvashiDg tol City Il
iegraphed to his deputy. Mr.. High. Ia move &C
the earliest day dossible for the admission I'd
bail Of all the prisoners now held III slu- y