Show HC LAST EASTERN MAIL ka lve extract the fol lawin lawing 9 items i of aws s from the new york tribune of ak h april 30 C 4 UTAH advices advises from utah received at louis represent gov dimming cumming and k 11 fleig en johnston John sion in in command of the troops ta stationed in that territory as not able 14 to 0 agree as to the extent of their res 4 powers and judge cradlebaugh 1 I as highly indignant int at the refusal of the grandeury gran grand jury djury which attended his court to I 1 ind bills of indictment which he strongly A urged upon them in relation to certain alleged murders which had occurred previously to his coming to the territory that the bip high h di dignat 3 aries of the territory executive military and ju jk final may come into collision is what IN taig gh be expected but that it will go guy any further than hard words or that it is a going to bring on oil a collision b between it ae troops and the mormons cormons is is more do we believe we have heard beard that aine story too often before to put much credit in it As to the grand jury refusing to find adv any bills that is one of the privileges which grand juries as assume same from time to time arid and is by no means peculiar to the mormons cormons Mor mons the report is that the judge when he went to prot vo to hold his court took with him or sent for a detachment of troops the excuse he gave for it was that there was no jail at provo and that he wanted the troops to act as keepers for certain prisoners whom he had bad caused to be arrested and whom he be wished the grand jury to indict the mormons cormons Mor mons on the other hand regarding this sending for troops as an ai attempt tempt to overawe them and it was a natural movement under such circumstances which might have occurred elsewhere than in utah for i the grand jury to throw out the bills presented to them thein nor indeed as to I 1 any matters involving involving in the opinion kofl of i the he cormons mormons Mor Alor mons the defense defense of their domestic institutions will a mormon grand til jury be anymore any more likely to find bills 1 than a southern grand jury I 1 iby by T ST louis april accounts from various vacloas private sources on the mormon side represent the con lilion of affairs in utah as materially different to what has been previously reported it is positively stated that there is even a symptom of a hostile d de that persons are subpoenaed as witnesses and then arrested and placed in charge chare of the troops for safe keeping that the ahe sheriff of utah county had notified judge cradlebaugh that lie was prepared to take lake char charge g e of all prisoners boners accused of crime saying at the tame me time that he had a secure jail and crould increase his bond to any extent bat the judge required the grand Jury were vei e just prepared to make i presentment sent it lent ment when they were discharged and that they had protested against th the action of the court it is also asserted aliat gov cumming gumming secretary hartnett har anett prosecuting attorney wilson and dr forney are opposed to and at the course pursued by sinclair arid cradlebaugh the deseret neus has as published a memorial froni from the people to gov cum mg attempting to prove the illegality of judge cradlebaugh Cradie baugh holding court at provo it also severely criticises criticizes the ind judges ge s course and a accuses c him of set do pg himself up against the civil authorities itle of the territory in employing the troops to execute the orders of the court lishout Rit lit hout a valid reason thus clearly a total loial disregard of the latest a test expressed bof t licy of the t e administration concerning tah it also charges him with a settled purpose to force a collision between the 6 people of the territory and the troops the mormons cormons seem to re regard gard president id ea buchanann bucha nans proclamation as exempting parties from arrest for all past of fences I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 ST lovis lopis april 27 1859 advice advises a from leavenworth confirm previous statements of a secret move I 1 i 1 abent it adikes at t pikes peak for a d decent scent upon aebic mexico 0 agents of this movement are at t lea ind ad other points ur I 1 ging forward the migration to the gold kegik region in order to have at pikes peak sufficient material for their purpose the leaders base their hopes on anticipated developments in the gold country and the probable dissatisfaction of great numbers with their prospects pros peels at the mines mines the plan of the leaders is not yet fully developed but it embraces it is is said first a descent upon sonora and afterward probably upon durango dorango and chihuahua ten thousand emli emigrants rants have already left different points point on the missouri for pikes peak |