Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
THE MORMoNsy

Warsaw Signal, and other ouorters. ,bat
portion. u not the whole, of the Nor
MDnS intend soon 70 conmenrt. sho;,
Pilgrimage for California. That they
snsuId begin their journey so early In ~
Season-eefore the winter has termiro ;.
1ep' ana long before grass shall npDca
uRon which 20 isObsist their cattle an.
n4rseS-is hazardous, and likely to h -
etFended with severe trials and much 81,
IeFing. Bot 4 IS stated that from ten :
| WE'VE hundred have already crosse;
| tne river from Nauvoo, and are encamp.
sa on sugar Creek, Iowa, seven miles
osst9 a, Among them were the T,gs.f.al
tine high Council I'll - Psi1cIPaI men
of tho Ch-.vH, and about one hundred
feF.ales. They were several DAYS and
Nights "a getting across the river. Il is
said to be the plan Of the leaders to semi
tnys company forward as pioneer corns
Tney are to proceed about five hundred
miles westward, where they are To hal,
build village, and put in a Spring cron'
Iney are TO remain there until thosc
WAC follow in the Spring reach them
wnen another pioneer company will star,
TOT point five hundred miles still far.
tner west, where they will stop. build a
village. and put in a Fall crop. -
Ine company remaining behind will. in
tne spring, move on to this second STA
ton and ia this manner they hone ,o
accomplish the lopg journey which Is in
contemplation. Many of those who now
GO % pioneers are to return, so soon as
tneir crop. u in for their fa Miles. +, -
said IN the Signal that the Twelve cross~
ed tho river ON Sunday night, a ppar entlv
aPprchensive Of some visitation from offi I.
GERS VINO might interfere with their de-.
parture. they left behind them. ne A.
gents for the sale OF the remaining nron
crty. A. Rabbit. Fulmer and Hevwoum
formerly Of Quincy. '.'.s -.
CONFLICT sETwEEN WRlrEs AND IN.
. ~ gust as our Legislature wa UPON
.lT eve OF closing on the 3D. inst, il was
aos'sed OF difficulty which HAD occur.
seo on wisconsin river ut Muskodav.
near the line 0f Grant and Iowa cs,iot,es.
between several Indians AMI some whites
-, tnert Asseems thar Q IS s,pa mar
" tue WinneOhgo Tribe Of Indians
s.oie . canoe belonging To the whites.-S
. .mI owneF o. tue canoe, in Company
wHn several ot his neighbors, pursued
inc Andians, and gave them a pretty so.
we're drae6ing. The Iniiaus rallied. ID
wnainnmber not known. and met Inc
wn.tss, again, who had secured a, party
p !,.: o aoout forty. both sides provided.
WI nFe.arnas. Upon meeting, the
wnttes sent q messenger switii flag Of
uuce' VINO was received wsth tokens of
nlenace and defiance the Indians then
1seo wOundang two whites, which, upon
0e,hg returned by the whites, resulted
eltner IN the death or wounding of four
In0Mns. nus ended the contest. The
aPPHc"tse" to the Legislature was u le. II
Ba'i1e tne organization Of a company Of
norse' wnicn the citizens had raised for
1ns'r 1--WE prosecflon, fearing general
SttacK oy the tribe. We are without
!arcner particulars. A bill for their re-
issi oni passed the Observation-Disclosures
H. m sTaH y sua sse-3 tilg zaascd iii 42#i
xs'3 .=4S rg1s;sg N ~ i3trft ,,lt xs.y, d,,.
. noMANTfo HfsToRY.-Mr. SsNArox
kSvr, row YuLEE.-The' Wnshino,o"
correspondent ofthe Richmond ENQUIRER.
who appeareto be af ihons about trnns'
actagns Ct Washington. thus speaks of
the cnnnge In the name of the Senator
from Florida: ''
4 have lately had the curiosity to as.
certain from friend, the cause Of the
recent change Of Senator Levy's name
TO xulss. which, as Il embraces the his.
tory OF a family who have, Ia conipar.
anvely short time, passed through more
singular vicissitudes than any other nnb.
NC man 10 the United States, / feel so
strongly tempted to lay it before Won,
readers. assto overcome" my scrupIes IL
such cases. $50 here it is His grand.
Iafhefs whose name was Yulee, was In,
| nrst councillor. or grand vizier, of the
Imperor or Morocco Of those DAYS.
The son OF the Emperor engaged In n
conspiracy against his f;,thers lifs and
authority. which il became the du,v NJ
tho ancestor Of Mr.. Yulee TO checL and
PUNISH and In 50 doing he WINS com.
poaed to throw the prince in prison
Snofely afterwards, and while the latter
vas To confinement. the old emneror
died. and his son went from the prison
To the throne. ~: ~ rs 60 -
His flfse acts were 10 cast his fathers
friend and his adviser into the same
dungeons where he died shortly after.
wards and iO order the confascatiofi NJ
ms estate. AZ the sovereign's viii was
the only law known in Morocco in such
cases, the family TO save their lives.
were forced To fly somewhere beyond
the authority Of tie new emperor. mi
chauca favored them with an asc,, 40 ~.
Gibraltar. Soon afterwards the fs,h,r,
O. ~: Sea g s9s, Yuiss Lee len young mal
Levy, entered ipto commercial business,
Mr. 7. was born on that Island, and
Game with his parents to this conn,ry
shout the time 1T the cession of Florida
e the UHi.ed States. rs the world knows.
ls0 y. perhaps. the youngest matt In the
Y. 3. SeHate. Of which he L. most use.
fuI and promising men,bar-.-no:wisf :. 4
standing the tact that a.s grandsirr was 4
M staunch and phlegma,ic an old Turk "a
as ever cot croas legged or whitfield .hs
houka.' -,
.E DEFECT IN A Mill Il. !,
4 faithful minister, who ,kness that O.
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