New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
The Mormons Moving.
Correspondence of The Tribune.


QUINCY. III. March 6, 1916.
may be of interest 10 yourself or Eastern read
ers, to know that Mormon neighbors of Nau-
700 have at length really departed to the number OF
1000 souls Of number are the Twelve, beside
much cattle and powerful chance OF plunder.
Whittier they are going or whether they are really
going TO go any where far distant or in particular
doth not yet appear" the brethren express 1t,
ou, that they not going to stag here, il pretty
clearly revealed A MIR. STRAlNG from Western
n. " sone,chere is making some little progress
among the Latter Day Saints" and will, 1t is be-
Gevcd draw oil TO has standard thousands OF the
Mornons who do not feel able or otherwise willing
10 follow the fortunes of the I'celce Westward OF
the Far West OF this new Prophet, STRAING
Irealy know but little is asserted of him that he
was Jaeger in the East to little profit and comes
ont here with pretty fair prospect OF making
larger ones and more OF them in his day and genera
ton in the valley OF The Father of Waters
Where this new Prophet will raise his ebenezer or
set his stakes, as yet remains doubtful II is gener
ally understood that he will locate on Lake Mich
gan, "way up about Racine at all events his
Rd1uS or branch OF Zion Is TO be somewhere
North of the point where
" Mrs. Sippi rolls her tide
Responsive to Mics Ouri.
When roSUeS fall out it is said honest men
may expec, their dues Il Illinois be in position
to claim the 6eneft of tMormonl clergy. greatly
doubt whether our honest SuccorS may hope tor the
reign of peace, or whether the interests of peace
and honesty will derive sacc0urS from these new
Developments. We are prisoners of hope how
ever aud sincerely rejoice at any ae'c direrSion as
favorable 10 our cause Should any thing more,
new, strange, or profitable occur, may ii leisure
serve drop you another note OF the same.
Respectfully yours nc. w, a. C..
ACACIA JuLiBRlssiN, OR SENSITIVE TREE
This beautiful Tree, whose pinnated foliage and
siken flowers present such an interesting appear
ance, is a native of the Levant. 1t has long since
become acclimated to South Carolina, Georgia, and
other Of our most Southern States, but we were not
aware until recently that il had also become 50 acc
mated In Maryland as TO produce seeds for several
successive years in the garden of Dr. Thomas of that
State In the vicinity OF New Sorh II is seldom met
with, except at Flushing, Long Island where there
are some 1ne specimens. The closing OF the leaves
alright or when placed in back room one OF the
striking characteristics OF this class of trees and
plants. Ii is surprising that SO interesting species
as the present should have been more extern
svely cultivated in our Northern gardens.
WIN. r PRINCE & CO.
TRIES, SHRUBS, AND VINES SUITABLE FOR GENE
TRRIEs.-Balm of Gilead Fir, Arbor Vita or Tree
OF Life, Hemlock Spruce, Norway or Weeping
Spruce, Weeping Larch. Judas Tree, Weeping
80 NNe'NA
pyramidal and Spreading Cypress, Evergreen AID
Deciduous American Cypress Purple Beech, Weep
ing Ash, Weeping Cherry, English and Irish Yew,
swedish Juniper, Irish Juniper, Rhododendron of
Different species, American Laurel, Tree Box Itsl-
IAN Evergreen Prives, Evergreen Irish Ivy, Vinca,
or RAINING Myrtle WIN. r. PRINCE
!, SMASHING PREss.-The Democracy" in Pre-.
e County at loggerheads in earnest An article
SSeaiy appeared in The Democrat that incensed
Senator Razene that he entered the Office sedge-ha,-
aer In hand, and hammered away on the pot metal
ssoseern until he broke the press in pieces, when be
the Job by pitching large qusn,ity Of the type
'uSo me street cleveland Herald.
u The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin men
ont as tue nonissions for the Bench OF the Supreme
Souft OF louisiana, Judge Eus,is Chief Justice
n. II host Hon. George T. King. aud Hon Thomas
anexceptonabie.
oassg The Amherst Mass Express says the Pos,
~ North Sunderland Mass has been discontinued