The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24
THE MORMON EMPIRE.
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THE VERY LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
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The Message Of Governor Young to the Utah
Legislature.
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NAMES OF THE MORMON OFFICERS.
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MIRACULOUS CASE OF HEALING.
MIRACULOUS CASE OF HEALING.
The Religion Of the Latter Day Saints
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place Of the Mormon Empire, is TO the 9Th Feb
We received, several days ago. the Deserd Necs and
private adyices to that date. We have already
given the leading points of these accounts in the New
York HERALD, but the full details of affairs in that
quarter are curious and interesting.
The Legislature commenced its session in Great
falt Lake City the first Of January, and contin-
Ied in session until the first of February, without
intermisson. Governor Young had appointed the
second person in the Mormon Trinity, Willard Rich
ards, as Secretary Of State, pro tenn.
Money scarce. A large emigration was ex-
pected in the spring to California; large emigra-
tion was also expected from Europe and TIE Eastern
States.
The crops this year Will be largely increased.
The first of January was observed as Thanksgiving
day throughout the territory.
The DcSe,e Ne,cS Of the 10Th of January contains
the follow ;ng items of intelligence
NEWEST FASHIoN.-We understand that of
the ladies OF Utah appeared in the pnblic assembly
hast Sabbath, clad in n buckskn sack, beautifully
ornamonted with tie same material; the exhibition
we have everywhere heard spoken of in the highest
praise, ard we only wish that it had been wife
who had set this noble example. Surely this sister
has manifested her faith by her works; she believes
in home manufactures, and her name will be regis
tered in tho archives of Utah, pattern worthy
Of imitation by all. Ladies of Descrct 20 to with
your nights, and do likewise, and your husbands
will bless you.
HoME MANUFACTURES IN EARNEST Capt David
Evans Representative from Utah county, has made
his appearance in the Representatives. Hail, clad in
his own family manufactured habments, worthy
the imitation Of - nabob. We understand his wife
cut and made his garments. as we'll rs spun and wove
the cloth. Mrs Evans is worthy to stand by the
side Of the lady in the buckskin sack, whose name
will be forthcoming by and by. Legislators, what
say you for home productions
w h,tEuJ IN tn yho
knows how to convert the horns that now vast
ing in our valleys into good combs. Enquire at the
Post Office.
GLUE wanted Immediately. Save all your eattlcs
feet and pates, and make glue. Printers rollers
cannot be made without glue; viii you make us
some Z At the same time all the meats foot
oil you can; It's first rate article for the tanners.
SoIREE.-A splendid party was given by Bishop
Hunter, on Tuesday, the 9th inst, at the b
House. TO the wives of those elders who have been
absent more than one year on foreign missions
Presidents Young and kmball, and many of the
first elders, We're present.
TIE WEATHER is very mild and clear, but no
Snow in the valley.
CoiH.-We are credibv Informed that there are
certain individuals doing business in city, who
will not take tie valley coin without IA discount of
% per cent, more or less, and, at the same time,
will pass ii to Others at par All persons will do
well to report such make n discount for valley
coin. in ready pay for goods, that the public may
not be imposed upon, but leave all such goods to
manufacture their own customers tor l. valley coin
IL exchange, is not as valuable rs goods, at the
current prices offered in mar ket, we recommend
our friends to keep their coin, ind not insult their
neigLbois with such miserable trash as virgin gold.
Hoes BmsTLEs.-All the bristles in u. t. large
enough to make brushes of any description, are
wanted i.ueGia;cly az the TithlBg office and the
brethren me .eqUes ted TO be aitjcular in saving
every ,ne. and ercIt them without delay,
HAR.-Tann.rs win be particular to save all the
hnir from their hides in tan. and deliver the same
IN tha Asal - al 10 v,th
mortar.
BELLows.-A manufacturer of hand bellows is
much needed Who viii 90 into the businessl
Fur RoBEs.-Let all who are in want of shawls,
wrappers. bed covers. or anything of the kind, to
keep them warm, call at Mr.. Woolley's store and
lock at some fur robes of domestic manufacture;
and if you go cold. after the examination, don't
blame us.
TASNERY We understand that Mr. Samuel Null
liner has erected house. sunk his vats prepared
his heater and commenced the new year by putting
In some fifty hides. Success to his operations But
Mr. Mulliner is in want Of barks. Farmers will you
bring him few loads, Immediately, and get some
leather! This is due Mr. Mulliner, for his works
sake, and douby so, because in fitting and fit
ting, we lost his advertisement for the first number
0ftbe Mars. Bring on the bark, and help yourselves
by helping MIR Mulliner.
DOMESTIC CoRREsPoSDEScE is scarce at present.
Are our friends sickl
POTTERY SUPERINTENDENT, please report progress.
stone sswyers in the city country, they are re-
guested TO report themselves to Bishop Hunter; and
If there are any stone saws in the valley, or iron
suitable to make them, the bishop wishes to be in
formed where they and if there milwrights
who have been accustomed to building the
ehnery for saving stone, they requested to make
themselves known forthwith
LOOKING GLASSES Any one who may have been
accustomed to the manufacture of looking glasses,
will please report himself to our office, or to Pres-
dent Young
Among the other documents receivedis the Descret
Almanac for 1852. Its title is as follows -
DIssRET ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR or Our LoRD 1852
Beng Leap Year and after the 9th OF April tho I'D
Of the Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints and
the second Of the last Half Century Of this Dpea
By W. W Phelps, X j. Calculated for latitude 40 49, NJ,
and Dgude Ill 26 W. Great Salt Lake City Accom-
panied with Miscellaneous Events, &c. " Richards Prin-
Ter; G.sL.CiyUT
1t is filed with matter relative to the Mormons and
their territory We make the following extracts
New Years Address.