Show from our edtia of sat arday tit THE CURT THEIR ble bie there are a few things connected with the do ings and sayings of the court at provo that we feel disposed to mention not particularly to comment upon as they seem to us somewhat out of the usual course of procedure in criminal cases in the proceedings of the court which have been furnished by our reporter we find that after hp tha gand g and jury had been discharged by the judge because they had bad not found indictments against all the persons accused of committing of fences against the laws of the united states or this territory the be judge discharged without rial trial all the persons that had been but one and retained tain ed in custody several individuals against whom labom no presentments had find been made this to us seemed all an unusual course of procedure C and a gross violation of law as iu in all criminal toai proceedings that have heretofore come hocur knowledge knowledg 0 thosa those persons who have been accused accused by a presentment of a grand jury b have ave been held in custody and put upon their thein trial for the alleged of fences and those in ir custody against whom no presentments had been made were immediately set at liberty on the he discharge of the cran gran grandeury grand djury jury such is the law and whytt why it was not riot honored in this ibis instance remains to be known I 1 IIo lio wever it cannot but appear to a casual observer from thie tre remarks of ilie ilia ali court on that occasion that it was not the ilia indans nor the persons that had committed fences ofte of nees about camp floy floyd do that hat he be wished to have brought to justice for lie he did not refer to them in those 4 remarks but took occasion to refer to several caes of murder that had bad ben been b en committed at mountain meadows springville Spring ville payson and other ollier places and aid ald said that al at ha file commerce i ment of this term of court these persons 5 referring refining fato those that were accused were to be seen b owing abo it the streets with he ilia B shops and other dignitaries thus implicating the he whole community or the principal men thereof in those these alleged murders it is an old adage as we as a principle of law that all meik men are presumed to be innocent until the contrary is 13 made ta appear and no person eith er judge or juror has any right to say that a man nian la Is guilty of any of fence until ha has legally been 1 convicted convicted by a jury of his countrymen then why all this hue ani cry about guilt when the alyer that hat co ild lid legally present the allega toT tos to the court in order to have them brought to trial and punished if found guilty had b beebi een discharged by the court and thus prevent ed from doin doln doieg I 1 their duty alp rih ji we have been informed that some of the persons that have been held in custody and guarded by the military mil ilary for a long time have had bad nothing proven against 11 them that their attorneys have lave from time to leasa time moved the judge to disel discharge larg them and that be he has peremptorily refused to 40 do so 0 if that be true we do not wonder that those I 1 persons who may have llave been denounced by the court couri as accessories to the alleged of fences and others who may be either bishops or dignitaries are amon among tho tile missing as tile tiie judge as aerts for it men are deprived of their liber ilber liberty t y and guarded ly the troops of the united states when ro to ous ou on s can ba be found to eliminate them they might well beware and not be caught in a snare set fa tor the innocent as well as the guilty in the doings of tho the court since sinca monday last will be found the remarks of judge cradlebaugh on Gi governor vernor cummings proclamation which are in accordance accord ance acce with previous productions and aud unquestionably qulion ably characteristic of the author among other thing be he an says saye ys it is perhaps proper to say that the tho grand jury was selected by the county court under a recent act of the tha legislature of this territory wylah was signed and approved by governor cumming Cummi ug and that several notorious noto ious lous criminals were members of it tais whole wholesale Aale vale denunciation d of men acting officially as 89 officers of or tile the county and of the jurors selected by them as well as of president B shops and civil boffl officers erg ers of the territory and of the tha citizens generally is to say the ilia least of it a new feature in judicial juJi clai cial proceedings 1 and one that we trust will not be very generally en dured dur ed wilt the court will next resolve itself into re to be ascertained toj tej idge commenced holwill hol lill n a t term erm 0 of 1 the Di siret bonit of the united the and 2nd jie jle jabal dl D strict with a grand and arid jury in at edua buace eu ace ice after the dismissal of tha the juries he announced that lie would sit as a magistrate but from what last even lag it seems th atlie atlle Is banow isnow now holding court in chambers 1 as the following cony COPY of a summons conclusively proves territory OF if tair rafi t j ua utah h connar J Bs to the marshal of said genitor Te Gr grellie Greel ellig hg you are hereby commanded to summon mrs airs of provo city to appear forthwith forth wih before me in u chambers this day lay of march AD 1859 then and there to testify and the truth to speak in all such matters as may be required of her and this ibis she shall shill by no means linit under penalty of fine and jal jai imprisonment and have vou here thi writ lion HON JNO CRADLED pres presiding daig we have been informed that on oil tuesday morning ulta ull alt bout about one a company of dragoons under liput gordon accompanied by U S marshal P dolan and a few others left laft the camp near provo and iu in a mott rno it clandestine manner proceeded to where the troops were subdivided in such a way as to s ce cu curey eurey rely guard every point of entrance to or ecjpe escape from the city A small force had llad been dispatched in advance of the inin body to prevent any possibility of communication from froia provo with Spring vile at daybreak they began their heir search for the supposed criminals but none could be found and not bila I 1 satisfied they pushed their search some siz six sir six or eight miles into springville Spring ville kanyon till lil ill they were compelled by the deep beep 0 arid and trackless snows to make the best ct of their way way back again |