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THE IMMIGRATION.—Elder T. Taylor telegraphed to President B. Young on Monday 30^th ult., from Sweetwater Bridge, that he had 54 wagons and about 150 people with him, 45 of whom he sent on to the city with 8 teams in charge of Capt. Chipman, same day as he telegraphed. They were getting along pretty well, having nothing but flour; some few of the cattle were giving out. A combination of circumstances had kept the people back; their health is good, though there are many old and feeble among them.

Elder Charles Taylor has arrived in the city in advance of [Miner G.] Attwood and [Henson] Walker's trains. He reported six mule teams as expected in yesterday afternoon, with Scandinavian immigrants; two ox teams to-day, and the balance of the two trains about Sunday next.