Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-03 00:00:00

THE MORMON MENACES.

The following is the closing portion of a sermon of Goy
Young, delivered in Salt Lake City, OR the 26:h of Jlll4l
What is now the news circulated thron bout the Unbio
States ? That Captain Gunnison was kil'ed by 1,31,,gs
Young, and that Babbitt was killed on the PLe;-alist
Brigham Young and his Denite. band ? What more • 'aid
Brigham Young has killed all the men who have,eerf
sal
between the Missouri 'River and Califoreia. do n°
that Preiident Buchanan had any such idea, or the °ii beG
of the troops who are reported to be on their way here; the
such are the newspansr stories. Such reports are leo,
bellows, and editors and politicians are blowing
According to their version, I am guilty of the uea the
every woman, and etiild that has died b?tweeo 0
Missouri River and the California gold mines, and thr9l;„
coming here to chastise me. The idea makes ruer,lnflisf
and when do you think they will get a chance? vajoofr
is always betore hanging. They understand, YO° 1000
that I had gone north, and intended to leave this ro,
with such as would follow me, and they are eninei°:p'ir
declare a jubilee. It is their desire to say to tirur:ribaln,
" You are tree; you are not under the bondage cf -ifet
Young; you need wear his yoke no longer ; no A 001
get drink, fight, play at cards, and rens-loorsee ;
one of you women turn to be prostitutes and becollei 160
ciated with the civilisation of Chris'endoni.'' ,ise4
freedom they are endeavouring to declare here. welt
make this proposal to Uncle Sam : I will furnish ear4ifet
horses, tee best of drivers and the best of food chd
to transport to the States every n, woman, 0°.,105 ati
that wishes to leave this place, if he will seer/3,...,41,994
Lis own expense all those who want to come to v;- stiet
we will gain a thousand to their one, as all who anueriettell
the matter very well know. It would have been heep
batter to have loaded the waggons, reported to halepilll
on the way here, with men, women, and children thandhei
provisions to sustain soldiery, for they will never gm de'
without we help them; neither do I thank that it th
e,
sign of President Buchanan that they should come 11%010
am not going to inn rpr t dreams, for I don't profess, pall
such a prophet as were Joseph Smith and Daniel, lou'n es.
a Yankee guesser, and I guess that James 811°,311,°00
ordered this expedition to appease the wrath of 10-Aa,ill"
hounds who are howling around him, lie did °°t,:es*
to start men on the 15th of July to cross these ,°"i°o)/
this point on foot. Russel and Co. aill probauVe:ltbe
from eight to ten thousand dollars by freigh!`", dle
baggege of the expedition. What would late;
government to expend that amount of money '")",t
Territory ? If I thought that my per beers
raver ultaisl'i
answered, I would pray that not United
anoth"ll
mail may come to this city, for until Mr. Simbs f 1100 l
his service it had been a constant source. of an/3°lo°s
disappointment, and to us loss. We can carry our
mails, raise our own dust and sustain ourselves. 01
wee, woe is the man who comes here to unlotho
interfere with my aff ries. Woe woe Wee In°
men who come here to unlawfully 'meddle
and this people. I swore in lli=uv°°'„idse_e%
my enemies were looking me in the face, that I orta Ira
them to hell across lots if themeddled with me, 67, v
• all
no more odds of all hell to-dey. If they kill rue
right; but they will not until the time cornea, and
that I shall ale a natural death, at least I elteerfil
Would it not make any man or community B..h"es
endure and reflect upon the abuse our enemies ileve7re
upon us, and are still striving to pour out pon God's P't
Brother Bernhisel says that McGraw' corltrnd°'
Opt
out in August last, but they demanded at his 115ni:ge'1,
would pay him to carry it two or three months ;101'
The Pos'-Office Department knew or shreel;
known, that it had forwarded the acce, tence or wet',CfSt
ball's bid for the new contract in the mail which
was not carrying, and then it took advantsbliel
the failure of that mail, and trumped up a false allegabeg,
of the unsettled state of Ut..h and out, 1'0,10;
grounds diseenulled the contract with' Mr. Sirob"..;,'
mail riglets and other rights and privileges are most o°'lol
trampled un(!or foot, but they can spend trillions °boi l
a hubbub and make out that something wrong ilVer
done ia Utah. let me be the President of the 00
States a little while, and I would say to the see nerd
ripreseutatives, and other officers of government--eisflP
urea, you must act the part of men and stetestne° leestll6
reprove you. What are they angry et me for? -I Ise
',"
I wi'l reprove men far their iniquity, aed because lief
such inflothingthey ence hire—the very are ufter' b°
think that they are going to obtain it with money'
they eannt do et.

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LORD DERBY AND THE CORPORATION

PRESTON.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY 100915, v
Sir,—l see that in your paper of yesteltae,,°,
have devoted an entire column to an attar of
my personal character, and an imputatiolin-vose
most unworthy motives on my part, for a 511,10 ti!
arbitrary exercise of territorial rights 'w":3tisfs;
borough of Preston. Perhaps it may be a 1-ti- Vr
tory—at all events I hope it will be a coac—sl 001
answer to the imputation of motives, to siVatie
the article in your paper is the first inti,ll3 / 0
which has reached me of the facts, or allege" 01
of the case itself. I shall write to mY ag-,not)'
tl!
request that he will satisfy your curiosity nor
point which he has not thought of sufiliient 1/13104
tance to bring under my notice; but,
Irci3:o6"
knowledge of the property in question,
ture the facts to be that, hexing been eng9l4:l/11
opening, at great expense to myself, but grefil„wde:
the advantage of the town of Preston, an iti`:„Dio9,l
thoroughfare through my pr'vate propertYf.rote
is not yet completed, and has not been ded,,106
to the public, the alleged de ision of the 5,1';
form's
raised a question of right of way, vvb,
sake, could only be contested by Pal-1°
chain across the alleged thoroughfare.
It is just possible th It this statement 111,'„' tfr
you to think that you have been somewhat ,'":0t"
attributing motives to, sir, your obedient set.
Knowsley, September 30. DO°

At LEWIS &CO APAN Y'S, Ranelagh-streef• co&
BOYS are CLorHED m the Ages of Six to Twenty
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WHIT Nrar ?--T a Gov ruttiest ar• at presen',
a c aami .ion to inquire in o the causes of the
n'elleiv
Bilfast, Iha loyal 'o vn is " procla'm ai," 0,10;;
(pence of the bitter a:li exis i gb tse nt'le vo'o,
and Green fac',i ns ; ye-, the annual rn etnri of the 00111,
j Auxiiary to the Society for the Promotion of
amoaz the Jews was he'd on M nd*y evecia'e elqd ((if
sum of £45 t was aniounue.i as having ben collee l!
the object of the .ci purely this is the heigvoi!;
ab urdity. Wound it not b 6 m hon t ahle to trips)
it it made c 11,e:duos tor the promo ion o. ()IVY
among the inhabitants co the Pouu 1, oe the m6te d
fir
t'ar cly Row ? 5b,..410
A ''RAG" OF ANTIQUITY.—O-1 Thu-day, at the bet fist
Court, Red Lion-square, a "County court" v;°!.
o
make proclamatious of ou lawry, when several dei't torein law proceedings were called upon to surrender ea v 0
would be outlawed. Tile natms are called oyer.pe 00
occasions, cxtenAng over many months, het at
appears, and Mr. Hemp, the officer, closes the c_e:oreDe
God save the Queen." At the court held on dto ov,
the scene was anphing but edifying; but yet it h..eff„ff)o
enacted. Mr. flnched, the respected under-shel,oooi
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was present, as was Mr. Hemp, who read the na .0100
parties, and two officers of the court. As 64 folic; po",f
were required, the number was made up, and 0.."/0/,',J
represented by a reporter. This " rag "of antine°ooC't
be got rid of by an Act of Parliamont, and it Was pee°
some yea's age that by ih:s time it would have to
record of his ory.
OS
Tug INDIA AND Cuten NIAILS.—It is only it
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authorities of the G.,neral Post-oalee to state thl",,oterol
no fault of theirs that the Overland India and Clio ao
did nut arrive in Lo :dun in time on Wedgies
Thursday morning to despa'ch the country partial., OA
day mail trains. The General Post-office made tr;totifrO
admirable a-rangernents as they did for the
mail. A special mail boat was by order is 3p, `tlo
Calais on Wednesday and Thursday morning at 2 e 03 be
special trains were ordered at Dover to convey iihefL'oh
to Loadon ; but as is the one case so in the 'rial'of
mail trains from Ma•seilles did not arrive in, r4ll
Wednesday and Thursday morning until after t-Petherenot
Loudon m, it train hat started; tne India malls'ol'oo
on both occasions did not reac i Cal ds until Mir :94Y
and at that time only by taking a special train I°l4J tot'
to Calais. Oa Wednesday morning the fair Oltlidtel
packet Queen embarked the seventeen boxes of the
mail at the Quai de Maree, wi hin abaut twtl3lool‘,oo'
of the arrival of the special train, and the vessel'beet,
at dead low.water (the harbour being in the tbitt; tetl
di ion), ran across to D ver in one hour and 0 is
minutes. The mail was landed and in the tracetil` "JO
minutes from that time. Thuriday m ,rning i 0
forty-four boxes of Calcutta ard China
having been deemed advisable nut to risk re 03,1 10.;bell
Calais harbour, the boxes had to be embarked es, 1.:0
roads. This operation occupied thirty-six teifin-tatteLai
the steampacket Queen ran to Dover aPia j/10'i
and thirty-six minutes; but the boxes had to `e
,g "o°,-tir
the Admiralty Pier, and therefore the train vrarto,,
until twenty-six minutes had elapsed, at 636, ;0 011'
it ran up to Landon with as much despatet.
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previous morning.

Te tett, ye
At LFWIS & CO IiPANY'S, Banelag-h Zap;
ROTS are CLOTHED from the Ages of Sla to -

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