New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

Trust, showed, that from the commencement Oh ntnng
in the valley on the 9Th of November, lS4S 10 March
81 1852 there had been received at the Office, tlhng
n ssty in property, valued at .s2i4I 05
Received in loans and from other sourees 1858 81
Total. $3.50 $50 81
Expended, So51bo o9
Now on hand in grain, vegetables merchandise,
cut stone lumber shingles, printing press, oblga - 49,
tons hores mules and stock OF varous kinds st5lZ %
From which take 800 IL
Leave. editOf................s 38Oi7 50
Profits to the church, in the management OF the funds
The subject of the Saints walking over the praines,
with hand carts and wbeebarrows, was presented TO
the conference, when 80 brethren volunteered to go
with teams and provisions 10 meet them, and to assist
them on their journey, as free donation TO the king
twas voted that Thomas Msrgetts and Alfred Smith
take mission 10 Italy William Foheringham 10 Cal
cutta; John C. Armstrong Edward Bunker, David b.
Ollie Samuel Glasgow T. B. Broderick, John Dallng,
John Barker and George Fem, on iore On missions,
(probably to- or through Enslsnd)
Edward Hunter was ordained Presiding bishop OF tue
whole church. who proposed Brigham Young and Heber
C. Kinbal his councillors, with the entire approoa-
ton OF Conference.
Seth Taft David Pettegrew, Abraham Hoagland, Da-
vd Fulmer, and Daniel Spencer, were unanimously
chosen Assistant Presiding Bishops. few were dis
fellowshipped and ordained to the priesthood The
last day Of the Conference, Sunday NJ was devoted
10 administering the Sacrament of the Lords Supper,
and social observations by the assembly alter which,
contribution was called for the purpose OF procuring
the furniture for the communion service In the Taber
nsce when Sl49 presented In silver coin beside
several pounds Of watch cases, spoons ngs ana otner
silver ornaments
ference Saints Of the Most High In these the latter
says-Reyeation upon revelation has been poured out
fir, m time 10 time the spirit of God has rested down
upon the Saints In every meeting during this conference
peace good will, Joy and harmony have been in the
breast OF every person not Jarrng sound-not a as
cordan, voice nor even thought, has been manifested
In all the transactions Of the past happy and glorious
week. The heavens have smiled propiuously upon US
and the Saintc have had such season OF rejoicing as
can never be obterated from the memory OF those who
have been the happy pertakers, and they enjoy fore
taste of what is In store for them and all are steadily
preparing themselves for the day OF the coming OF our
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
The Seventh General EpStle Of the Presidency ofthe
Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints from Great
Salt Lake Valley the Saints scattered throughout the
Earth, was issued April Is. 1t gives general view OF
the condition of the Church since last September. We
take from il few items
lis contemplated that shall be readyto commence
the Temple next Spring and that fonts and other pre-
paraons will be made ready the present season on the
Temple Block: but cash will be wanted from all who
have to purchase such articles as demand cash, and
such rs cannot be produced in the valley. We hear
good account from the Saints In England and trust
they will continue in good works, and others folio their
Besides the Deseret Pottery in this city, another is
open al Provo, In Utah County, and another Is expect
County machine for manufacturing combs Is nearly
ready for operation. There nail factory 10 operation
In Iron County another In San Pete aud another bnid'
In this city Building has been materially hindered for
want of nails hitherto, which, we trust will soon be
prevented by the of domestic machinery. Most OF
the principal settlements are comfortably supplied with
Touring mills and where there Is deficiency, mills are
building. The number OF saw mills 10 Increasing Inc
country s supplied with wooden bowls from factory at
Provo.
Tanneries have been commenced at most of the prin
cipAl settlements and at some, two or three and
after another season for peeling bark the prospect will
be good for a supply Of domestic leather
The lroa ore, at Coal Creek, in Iron County, has
been tested and proved TO be OF an excellent quality
though but little has been done for want Of coal al
bundsnce of which Is the mountain near by but in
accessible TO teams until road can be made for which
there have been some public appropriations
There has been very ittle cash In circulation among
US the past year 1t having been previously vonded In
foreign goods, which was necessary for our comiori
but of aie the want Of cash 10 purchase imporaons,
has in duced the people 10 enter into domestic manuac-
lures as fast as possible small woollen factory in
this valley commenced last year Is expected 70 20 INTO
operation sbout midsummer; and another IN Utah val.
ley will be ready for this years wool Many hand
wheels and looms have been in operation In families,
and several thousand yards of cloth have been manuac
tured, beside carpets, miis, stockings &C
II closes with the following sdyice to the Saints
And now. brethren, having given you brief history
Of the Church Ia the valley, which Is altogether more
PROSPEROUS than we could hitherto communicate, we
have a word Of counsel which we hope you will give
heed TO- that you may become pItakers oil the Hch
blessings Of Ephaim with us and nrst as lar as possl
be live in peace with all men, even as our last Confer
euce agreed 10 all contentious and lawsuits, one
with another; and If possible, with all men when you
are sick call for the elders who will pray for you, an
ponng with oil and the laying on Of hands and nurse
each otner with herbs and mild food and you do these
things in faith ,nd quit taking poisons and poisonous
medicines which Goa never ordained Tor the use Of men,
you shall be blessed.
4 of . fort hfa IA VI
eminent has right 10 expect OF you so long as that
Government susiAns you IN your civil and religious lib
erty In those rights which inherently belong to every
person born on the earth and II you persecued In
your native land and denied the privilege Of worship
ping the true God in spirit ard in truth dee 10 the land
Of Zion, 10 America, to The United states, where Con-
sutonsl rights and freedom are not surpassed by any
nation where God III in these last days, 10 renew
the dspensaton Of salvation by revelations from the
heavens and where al, by the Constitution and Laws
Of the land when executed in righteousness, are pro-
teeied in all the civil and regious freedom that man
capable Of enjoying on earth and our national lnsnts
lions viii never tail unless be through the Hickedness
OF the people and the designs Of evil in brief au-
thorry for those rights were ordained Of God on this
land for the establishment OF the principles OF truth on
tie earth and national Organization originated IN
the heavens. .
The Great Salt Lake City mail, of April
for Calornis returned April 10. Mr. Cady, the car
rsr r, ported that the too deep to proceed
lie found the reInsins Of Capt A. Woodland, about 50
miles beyond Bear River; his pocket book, Watch and
three letters were ind in be clothes No signs Of the
mail saddle or pistols &C, were discovered. Ii sup
posed that Mr. Moodard was wounded az Goose Creek,
whore the Snake Indians say that four white were
killed by the Root Dggers and had got far As Deep
Greek and tied his horse 10 tree and there died Psrr
Of the Lsriee s on the tree, the wolves having
gnswed it off, Us is believed, let the horse loose.
But one mail has been received from Ore
son since last fall and that the 10th inst The NO
Tember mail from Sacramento was cut OF and lost aud
the carriers doubtless killed By the indian: OF Mays
River though the body Of Mr. Woodward has been
found 90 miles beyond Bear River. No mail had been
received from the States since The one which le ude
pendence on the let Of December, until The 81 inst
consequently we have been poorly advised u the state
nj foreIgp Missions From last accounts we may res
sorsbly suppose that Elders John Taylor and + u.
Richards are on their way bone Elder Erastus snow
In Denmark, and elder Lorenzo snow al Caic1ss
Trhere missions have been established the past year ex
pec,irg to return BY the Pacific. The work was pros