The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-15
NEWS BY THE MAILS.
News from Utah

News from Utah.
We have date fro Great Salt Lake City 10 tho
24sh July. We copy the following from the Desc
ret Nnc,
On the 10Th OF June, J. Tate, an emigrant, at the
La BOnte, drew his bowie kulfe on q NJ. Myler,
another emigrant. aud cut his throat from 90
ear, wiped his knife deliberately on the grass
mounted his mule, and rode TO little In BOnte.
where he was overtaken by some Of the party tried
ny the company Tor murder, condemned 90 be hung
N thirty minutes; was mounted 90 two wafer Kegs
rope placed round his neck and over limo OF
>ouobwood. the kegs removed. Tate dead and
buried, with a monumental board or slap 90 rep'rs
his fate; and Tates brother, having had some lana
htbc affair." sentenced, and received lUJ ashes
We are also informed, from the same source, that
Henry Clay is dead.
The followiag is list of emigrants who passed
through Great Salt Lake City in July, yoE,e for
CALIFORNIA; \. Daugherty, A j. Blhney. Geo.
AeCsspy; Edward ktchell, Hillsboro, Illinois;
Newton M. Curtis, Cambridge. Ohio; I Smith
and company; Thomas Knott, Hitlsdse, Michigan;
q. A Rose, Half Day, Illinois; N Smith, Itch
Asld, Michigan; Albert Bulkley, Libertyvie MI
Hois; M A Rose, William King; A Garnect Sus-
sez, Wis M, Ramsey, Smaliwood Barker,J H. TENT
son, Ross. D Troy. Jas Thomas. Jas. 2.
Whitesel s. C Donelson s. p Bassel,J w Bond.
wife, and two children, q. @. Ingrum, Thomas
Knott. Ike S Titus and company. Rufus Hrtwell,
o. 8 voorhees,. II. Mitchell, p. s. Juln w. P. Bush
peh, II Simmons, D Troy, P. Humphrey, G. w.
D. Weaver. Ii Rsley, Ithamer 2 Miller. j x. Hoyt,
d G. Converse, N Robinson, S Nichols, 4 T.
Busleson, W A. Walter, M NJ Smith, Ira Ca-pen-
Allen, W. j. Clisks. A. E Plattenourgh, H. Coop
e., w Grant, A Montgomery, A. b. Perry, II.
7 AsIdoH, Cartright, F. NJ Scbel and compa-
ny, ]. G. Goodhue, P. Perkins and lady, Aaron
Abbott, l.. p Foust, WIN. Mllon, John Boyer, II.
g. kewhorter. John Montgomery, j. Il Owens, s.
q KiDgery, w +. Smith, Louisville, Ky.
GREAT SALT LAKE CRY.
great emigration is passing for California, gs-
HeTaIy healthy, prosperous, peaceful, and troubling
courts much LEES than formerly
THE FOURTH OF July IN urAu
The fourth OF July was celebrated ut Great Salt
Lake City with great deal of apparent enthosissa
procession was formed which marched 70 the Ia,
bsrnaele, where the following exercises were oh
served -
Prayer was made ty elder N. Il Felt, when +" the
Declaration Of Independence" was read BY Mr.. ".
Stout.
Cap. BsTo's hand played g Hail Columbia" after
which appropriate speech was made by Mr. Il
G. Sherwood in behalf of the 81 aged Veterans and
tune played by Cap. PITTS hand Then = song
vas sung, from which we extract the following two
verses -
Though sister siates, discoraant jar
And quarrel ovsr tavery
Tloueb North ami SOnth should 80 70 war
Utah a. peace win ever be-
1hfueb demogagnes on fan may seek,
Mon u Strengthen foes ore w1aS.
Though I'm dsunion gain the sway,
Wh.Ie vile sediticp pow is rife,
And fright the Esgle bird away,
To saDt States de' old Of strife
Here tnny he w.Bd hs weary tight,
Anc sosr amid Cur mountaina' height.
An address and the singing of the " Star Span
slsd Banner closed the performances of the fore
noon. IN the afternoon the party again assembled,
when they we're called to order by W, G. SEaines,
enc Of the con rnlttee, and the choir sung Ali
hail The day" Prayer by elder W. Woodruff.
The following teascs were then read by W. W.
Phelps and Bullock -
!. The United 5ts.es-Dy virtue united they ntand--
Ia vice, Divide they fsll
The President tbeIeof--Whcn virtue e1ats tie ma
tinn wisdom is justified OF her children.
D. Aer Army and Navy-Arms extended for the rights
OF all" sin not''
T. The several states-one family; which ia the pro-
fsal fon?n hnc which says, II am of age?n
The Supreme Courts Of the Union" Zion IL TO be
Te5esntd vtbiudgment and her converts With righteous
n-s which eanteth the people to expect clean hands
and pure hearts.
Utah TerritoryThe younges. child in father's farni
u The babe has right to the homestead while sup
ports its Ja:en,s That's legal.
sUscd be be that remoseh his peghbor's lanlmarks;
md let all The people say. amen
", more ladies anc less laSyer to mans, heauy and
gasif, the Earth for the Millennium. Praise ye the
. The Heroes OF the Rovo,ution-They rose. they
1sught they conquered honored end blest be their
ever great names"
1e Religions All Free according 10 the constitution
II. Foreign Friends
Lafayelte was aid material
III times II greatest trouble;
KoGsuth had material aid,n
And 50 ws carry double.
IA Slavery
Pope says, whatever i, is rght;n
though some may doubt the mixing black with white.
ID Poly rcls and Poly Gamy-E.asy companions for
Sozy officers, hut great causes OF official grief
After which followed number Of vountesr toasts,
Of which the following may be taken as spec;-
nens:-
The Officers Of the Government. both National AMI
ytate-uncle Sam expects every TO Go his duty,
Swsrtvout Price, Brocchus Co. to the contrary never
Abe less. and also-a running.
Mnard filnore-As the golden rays Of the setting
sun gd the snowcap peaks CT the Rocky
aains may that Executive patriots last blessing
glitter upon the dwellings and towers Of the nation
whie The just Of the whole earth eScainl " How beau
tau upon the mountains the feet OF them that bring
good tidings Of good ~ !" Senhn
The Ladies Of Deseret-A pattern Of virtue and in.
teRrity TO all civilized female society may they never
hack for lord or protector TO WELD sword spend
a ball in defence OF their virtue and innocence.
The Union-Nay it ostiTe the last treachosous advo
cate Of division
The Presidents Of the United States from Washington
10 FimCre-Al that have maintained the constitution.
bet their be had in everlasting remembrance and
shine the stars forever while those that have suffered
murders TO go unpunishcd and know them TO be such
and have sought popularity in place Of ustceet ter
names be forgotten among men.