New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07
Tire mormons.

We gather the following items o. Mormon mon"
s,cr, The KaHesrtHe tIowa) Frontier GUAR
dIdn u - .,ived from the Valley on the 9Th. ia
The m sT5sr Robert Campbell, whol IL on his
charge ;.,iopsry u his native land Scpuan1,
way a. "a by Elder John o. Angui. me ioi'
accom- e...,sd brethrrn have also arrived ana oe.-
iowl1s si n England on misAions' Isaac =; hrsn',
tined iot ne Conpany; VIM Burton, ApPe'on
Captain o. Ie.seW. Crosby, James Woras, Clad-
~ hs " Sospcer and Moses CaEson Br. CLAW
dious 81 company at the Upper. Platte Very,
toh ie's "A. "a. tao days ahead Of the maui.
ano csny .,,er, received from tn emigrating com.
From ,sbo len this : ring f)- the Valley, and
P1hIe. - news broush, by the mail, the tdlogs
rom sue oisins assume rather a dreary aspect-
go 20 are reporte@ 10 have died out Of oar emf
oL 1.;,s CAMPS About 500 OF those destined for
E aod regions prior % the % n Of Jane, had died
~ he Cholera. They n tbs first sickness at
Scott's Bluffs about sixty miles this side OF Fors
Laramie, and they say that the graves along ths
roso were too near ~ serYe 0T mile posts, beside
many xbo were buried at Camping places little
~ from the road Mos. q those who DIED bel)ng'
inc 10 dis section, are sad 70 De children. Nos
y thsiandiDg the 9ktaity If this dreadful disease
this season ON tie Plains, lsays the GnarfsaH,l we
have received very cheer < accounts from some %
the companies Of Saints O. 70 health. unity aud good
spiriA.
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dan contains the folio sing Proclamation " TO the
brethren scattered thrOU2 hout POaawatamie Coup
ty-Whe msDv Of our brethren are raverslng
the plains 70 the Wet, and, whereas, the Cholera
is mah ing its rsvages AID laying low numbers OF
the saints we deem II * peCisIt 20 recommend 70
the brethren 20 set apart next Sabbath, l4.1 inst
as day of fasting Roc pa aver, that the Lofo may
strengthen our brethen who have Ion, and especial
ly Elder Hy do ard company, IN connection with
as who are LEFT behind, ami our brethren who are
IL. II and. ptfsa fOU
With our uLhed tilOr., the Lord may reb1Ae the
DESTROYS r for our sake, and for the sake of our
brethren no are gone.
A full attendance on that day. throughout all the
brsDcbe ia this County is requested and union is
expected among them all
Done by order OF the High Council
JAMEs ALFRED Presiieat
EN- GREENE, secre,sy.
Kanertite, Juiy 1851"
HARvys1-Tne wheat harvest has commenced
in earnest; the farmers IRE all busily engaged in
.ecuril il. We hope that the fsrnors will st1dy
their interest enough b. secure their crops In the
beat possible manner The wheat crop az a gen.
sral thing i. light, and -four will evidently com
mand high price ihrOu ghout the year Goa looks
healthy and is growing fiaely. The country is
capable Of producing vast amount Of supplies FOR
the emerants.
DIsFELLowsHIPED--M John HO mes, and
Thomas, bis son, were expelled from the Council
Point Branch of the Church for riotouI and dis
graceful conduct, unworthy the character Of Saints
The case was presented to the High Council, aud
they endorsed the proceedings OF the Branch
The Fourth Of July was duly celebrated in ex'
celent style by the SAINTS assembled In kanes'
vile. Five thousand people turned out
During the absence Of Elder Hyde, the Guardian
will be conducted by Daniel Macintosh add John
Gooch Jr.
The name of the POst Once at Trading Point
formerly called the Nebraska Post Once, has re-
Gently been altered N Council Bluffs Post Office.
K anesville is the great ralyingpoint for the Cali
forna and Salt Lake emigrants.