THE KEMOVAL, OF THE t'TES. Tho New York Mail and Express says of tho effort in congress to remove the southern Utes from Colorado to Utah: Tho reason for thin l not fur to Hok. Thorn !h a InrtfQ araonut of ftirtiln land in tho mfMTvntion that the VUft now occuny, and ttm wfiUfrn land Krahhor hiinwrH afUr it. Tho friendH, not only of the Indian, but of juHtico ami fair tilay, ahould liriiiK to ljuar all tho inlluoncu tlmy huvo on thoir roprwionlutivoH iu coiJKrt'MH for tho bill's defeat. Is it possible that Dulugato Cuino in congress and the Mormons generally are content so their bretheon within tho limits of tho proposod reservation in Utah get generous pay for thoir interest there to remain silent on the question of tho proposed outrage? The News, which has ample space for columns of unjust criticiain on Governor Thomas, has little to say on tho Uto question. Is it seriously opposed to the romoval?