Glasgow Courier. — 1857-04-30 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

FARTHER PARTICULARS BY THE ASIA.  AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE.  A Washington despatch respectiqg the Indian difficulty informs us that the Secretary of the Interior has given full instructions to Messrs. Rector St Gatiett, Indian agents, who have left Washington for the scene of their duties, to organise a delegation from the Creeks and Seminoles residing west of the Mississippi, to proceed to Florida in the autumn, oil the especial business of persuading Billy Bowlegs and his followers to emigrate.  There is nothing new from Kansas. In Utah the state of affairs is far from satisfactory. It has not yet transpired who is to receive the appointment of Governor of the territory of Utah, but it is believed to be the determination of the Administration to put a speedy end to the anarchical despotism which reigns there. A letter from Judge Drummond to Attorney-General Black had been published in the American papers. The atrocities it reveals, unexampled as they are in our national history, are no blacker than might have been expected from the monster of iniquity who roles over the Mormons at Salt Lake City. The most fanatical clubs of Curbonari, with their oath-bound obligations to assassinate to promote their ends, fall short of the hideous vows of the Mormon Danites, of whom Brigham Young Is the acknowledged leader and protector. Judge Drummond accuses them, 'after a careful and mature investigation,' of having procured the murder of Captain Gunnison and his eight associates. Ile says that his predecessor on the bench, lion. Leonidas Shave, met his death 'by drinking poisonous liquors given to him by order of the leading men of the Mormon Church, In Great Salt Lake City.' The late Mr. Babbitt, Secretary of the Territory, was slaughtered, Judge Drummond avers, by a band of marauders under the particular and special order of Brigham Young, Bober C. Kimball, and J. M. Grant.' Mormon murderers have been pardoned by Young, while ' five or six innocent men are now In the Penitentiary at Utah, without baying violated any criminal law whatsoever of America.' Federal officers who attempt to do their duty in the territory are Insulted, harrassed, and killed, without being able to secomplish any good, because they are unsupported by • sufficient military force. We perceive that the expedition fitting out for the Chinese Seas is to consist of some of the most powerful ships belonging to the United States navy. According to a New-York paper a report had reached Aspinwall prior to the departure of the last steamer, that on the 2d instant a canoe had come down the riser to Greytown with the intelligence that on Monday, March 30, Lockridge attacked Castillo, and after a brief resistance captured it. Great excitement existed in Sinaloa and Sonora at the rumoured project of an invasion of Californian filibusters, 'aiid serious nit• were preparing by Governor Yanez and the local authorities. The trial of General Gandara for insurrection was about to begin before a court martial. The pacifi• cation of the Republic appears to be for once nearly complete. All the principal fomenters of insurrection, Gandarra, Osollos, Blancarte, Ste., have been put down or arrested.  In Durango the Indians appear to he continuing their ravages without abatement. The different statements of their ravages in the past year are most startling. Murders, robberies, and outrages of the grossest nature fill a calender of the most pitiful character. The Vera Cruz diligence was robbed at Acajete. A holy father was one of the passengers, whom the robbers did not spai e. Soon after relieving him of 400 dollars id cash the robbers required him to give them absolution.