New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-07
Ia,e from the Valley Of the Salt Lake.

Nj H KTyYEAD % tbs CIV arrived neTe :
/ dav or two s-nce non the Sat Lake a-ey NJ
! eit that valley, IN company " IA - otasf % --S
| 18Th Oc, o. tbs number some g we're M0rno-
preachers. sent out b. he Church % preach tner
| "a ia n various quarters OF the wOsl ]" earn
f-on. NJ X lit the Mo.Tlol coon, g; tho Valley
OF the sat Lake was ~ a prosperous 2a1 happy
oosd.t.o1. The crors had been a9tlica.t a. i-cy
had CARED o. g. excellent i.4hc with the e-.l-
grants. receiving from them many articles d! which
taey STOOL ~ need and supplying them with va
ro.s articles o. pro.cce. The MoT:nons uniformly
treated tic e.a.ETa.:s ~ . osp.ta5.e manner VI.
KISKEAD contra diets, as w9 supposed Won be
the case the report c: dA.cut es between tue Nor
nous aud Nj PoNEEoY Of Lexington, and Gen.
WILSON. growing On. of Oh lsuds between the
" ssou-ars end MOrmons. L IS probable that the
report had It's OrgIn IA CltHccites between Mr
PoNLROY and bis tesmster-, VINO were discharye1
rom bis cmpoy at salt Lake City. They made
Charges against hin. aud ne deHa Lei al invest
cation. 4 complete examination was had before
the Court IN lie Mormon Church, asd the result
was f,il acquittal Of o. charges AGAINST him
~. PONERCY remained there some time, ~ the en-
o, men. Of the confidence o. the Mornoas Gen
eral Wilson was not only badly treated, Dnt he
was recognized as a Government officer, and was
consulted as 20 the best plan 0. obtaining polt
ca government FOR that territory.
Messrs. POmeroy. Iuicit ol -. Joseph ana Lee OF
Lexiuei0n. were to have le't between the lOtn snd
A-t.I VI .NOh tAafE lJl 7 '--liyi nm am .t
ei route IL the eXpecteoao Of beng able 70 acconP
lish the .ou-ncv by es-.y Spring AMI without mnch
exposure
Tie Mormons were forming new colony N the
Sand Pitch Valley. about 900 miles souih O SAT
Lake Cts II IS represented as remarkably !e.iAr
aid the climate as beng very me. ABOUT ~
waguns ere dispatched tldthcr wthPro'i ions and
property ard from 30 20 100 iamiaes accompanied
tom.
Capt ~tausir1ry was pro,ecutinchs surveys and
met with every assistance from the Morino.s. he
sill make q complete surrey OF the salt Lake. and
oi the whole country around i and lbs report. 1t IS
believed. viii possess yrCat interest
An person, offering merchandise for sale at Salt
Lake C,'y arr. required 70 take ont Lcense-thst
ou liquors amounts to fifty per cent OF the original
cost anJ va, really intended 10 prohihi: the sale
altogether
ln coming u. the Company first met with snow
about 100 miies tine other sido of Fort kearncy.
ami ar ~ ard it covered lie ground from to j.
nchcs
Major Doughterys train Of wagons returning
from 'lo transportation oi stores 20 Fort keorney.
was o' citakcn 10y the snow and great numbers OF
he animals persisted from the cold. Wagons were !
abandoned on the Plains, and many OF the team
s'crs were irosl-bittcn We have already men.
TONED tho scr.o1s accident 10 one OF MAJOR Dou-h
ter, transportation trans by the burning Of The
prarcs so suddenly was the FIR" brought upon
thc cncaWp mcnf by a change Of the wnd. that $50
head OF cattc were burned 10 death OF died very
soon aitcrwasd
The Indians were quiet al along tho route. y
Fort Laramie the barracks tor the accommodation
Of the troops were progressing with great RAPIDLY
and began to assume Y,rE handsome appearance
4 treaty Of peare had been concluded hetweenthc
PaNneeS and the authorities st OFT carney, aid
the Indians had gone out on hunt
sECoyD GFSERAL ErlSTIE IRON TAP LATER
DAY SAlNrs.-The ReDablCoH has pamphlet
pv oi the second General Epis'le issued by the
Church If the Latter Day Saints. ut the salt Lake
VALLEY. 10 the SAINTS scattered throughout the
earth 1t IS detail ct the condition 81 the Society
1t home and abroad aud ia general cmbracos every
thing that may be supposed 10 be OF interest to The
members Of the Church The crops are represent
cd as having been very hnn--and it s stated that
they haze ,ot only enough f0r themselves, but ior
their brethren on the way, NATL the next harvest
The lave decided on forming a town or city st
Brownsville forty miles 70 the north and p. Otah.
sixty miles to tho south # salt axe City al which
place settlements lsi been made. sand Pitch
valley is desiguated another place to- location
the Council House baths, at tho VI aring House,
an extensive stone house and cralary, were OIL ~
progress Of erection. Thoy had devised plan FOR
raising perpetual fund to assist the poor SAINTS
to cmisrato 10 the salt Lake Valley fulfilling L
THIS respect the covenants IN thu Temple that a.!
The Sailts WHO were obliged 90 loaye Nalvco
should DO located at some gathering place The
whole plan is in process Of execution.
As showing the extent TO which efforts at prose
lytsm arc 10 he carried, we quote from the letter.
signed them Ed. John TAYLOR accompanied by Gurus L
Bolton and John Peck, goes 70 France Elder Lorenzo
ET.sus snow 10 DenmaTk accomIslcd ty Peter Hanson
md will in abou, week passing though TIE s4les
bee George B. Wallace job Smith, H. w Church Joseph
W johnson, Joseph w. Young ard Jacob Gsies VII 60
with the mission England to co6pcrsie with Presiden
Orson Plal Elder John Forsgreen d 70 out al TIC same
time with tho mission TO sweden For wise purposes
der Praus mission TO The western isADds VIZ X
Elder Orson Frat Is dong greu; work an England an
the cause Of truth is advancing rapidly IN a. her home do
mnons aud tho rejoicing of The SAINTS there Satan
10 now or ne . compelled 70 be SUBJECT 70 me poWeIo
ne hlgAes, Elder Woodruff Is located al Canlordgeport
Massachusetts, aud has been comforting and ms,fScns W
saints Canada and Tie Eas.em State. the past wear II
Elaer oodIuh nov wll gelhei Up al .u suns ~ d.,
vicinity and come with ihc'a 10 his plcee WI 90 ges
work. ana VIII be opening ihe way tor Ns4t 20 nose ma
who have ewes and ears and are crying 70 the Eders
o Ireland come tel u Of tho things OF Cod ioF we nave
hcurl that God "a " IA
The letter also SAYS:
he r,nre c: mountains nom lie Weber 10 this place which
afcsdy iar advanced that this FAILS emigration WI
pass Ovrr This road WI be- completed al great &
ncuse and ID be great blessing 10 lie emlgra'ng bet
aud together with bridges N The valley, over le W CO
eT and Ogden tok all of which we expeci VIII re compile
ted before the next emgrstns season, WI shorten nc
distance aud greatly facilitate the progress OF travellers
A correspondent OF the Ohio Scotsman speaks
OF Salt Lake City as follows
The CITY of the Crest SAL Lake situated ls 20 - u
OuE. lily 70 ~ Alltuoe '0,N l~t IL - ~ tni'tN 'p
hc Great Salt Lake and j nom the tau u Is divided INTO
- ards each ward INTO blocks each block into los
containing u acres each The 10 feet wide nun
ming HE cardinal points OF the compass ono OF each wad
and Two each way crossing each warG u contains
about iOtO ulabliauts,ho whole valley ahoG oVto There
Bishop and Marshal IN each ward, the Bishop acinr
as Justice OF The Peace TheN claim jurisdiction over en-
granite who have had number 81 suits before ioh Inc
Courts take the statements Of parties and Witnesses without
s oath and spose 10 do justice IL ms tet have
been OF emuN NJ service 10 se'e! efe Iani nave Aeau
0i no appeal from the accsio o the shops Ine organ
canon O their judiciary allows a. appeal nom the Bishop lr
ne Council o Twelve from te ~ elvc fo me Presidency
''rcc unumherl and ifoli iic Presidency 70 The Whole
bod, OF he people Bu' for rs conncNon VIA ne piies
ao and the alcOuuolmg power OF that odcf the 81 sier
= r,od one Their and system base the ite->o
system Iity neither sci. uQI allow OILERS "a sell d. fNrN
Mai. cnu have a. much b. occupy by paving TOT The
,r,e, aid rcc1ng The record constitutes his tile Oi &C
,lya0cv ana ha i all The tile he has This and MS m