New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1853.

IT of the assembled multitude in the biggest log cabin
in Its Within the lss weeks twenty Eve sub
scrIhsrs have b. en- obtained Ts D,seR Nr the effect
TO doubt f1m The warmth derived from the March sun or
Other IDcSi cause.
company Of nstu are employed in building the bridge
across The Provo which destroyed by the ho0d last
year Another company is farming the Provo River into
is former channel to prevent the cveTho~ Of ta-m nl
anos sevtsl hundred Of gAn Vas destroyed last
summer by the food
There is good deal Of sickness here this spring and
winter, but deaths have come - my knowi@dge MI
ktngs Touring mill nearly completed and will soon be
in operation.
CEDAR IRON Co. Saturday. Feb = 1853
We have taken up the rvu tns biz ueld and
made another small field the south tide Of Coal Creek
below the city which will be completed by the st OF
March with excellent fence alaround six poles high and
two good strong lumber gates % enter dam and tsr
course is in operation the city and field The new
city plat already on log houses adobes and ten
good cellars. all Inhabited.
Wenuub.r in the colony fort and city together seventy
about half Of which regularly employed by the
Deser. Iron Company The blss put on to the furnace
this morning There is variety Of ORES the ground,
cslcned ready for experiment We fully expect his time
to become acquainted with the kno@l OF manufacturing
iron from the which richly abound 10 this country
AD - ceeD air fuTnsre is nearly finished built OF adooes
ard rock, with funnel 800 feet long a. convey the smoke
~ chimney stack 40 feet high which is in progress Of
building. The stack construed to fr fur
nacts when completed An extensive frame building Is
erected for a casting house
At Harmony, Washington Co. building for an Iron
Foundry was in rapid progress.
PARowAS Iron Co.. Monday. Feb. p 1875
Our lumber men are sull engaged in bungng the ogs
down the kanyon and there has Just been enough TO
suit tbem for that business Our iron works ia lively
progress the furnace coming we'll they have the blast
since Saturday and is expected that the hopes of the
iron will be realized by this time. The settlement
Reed Creek is doing well peace and union prevail and
the tanning operation is going fast pect
ON ing umances. Brother JOhnsons settlement is
st unmoesteo by Indian friends and peace still egus
Bro Shirts settlement at Walker and Brother John ID.
I cfil art
is nearly completed and the Brethren are mtking pre-
paIaors 70 summit and Qdonsrran settlement,
ard hope have their places flied here by the
emigration that ought 70 have came here last fall
few weeks sgO the Utah Indians were rather saucy
here and wanted very much to Kill something some
BODY but dare not attack u.s. or cur cattle but fell upon
cation This is band that has broke off from Walkers
Company. and will not be controlled by him.
Afew days ago the peace Of our community was dis
urbtd nv report coming in that two of Brethren
billed who bad gone the Big Muddy after Iron 70 help
u Iron works The company consisted Of John Steel
Jsmes A. Little Samuel Lewis, Robert Gillispe, Judi
and Lorenzo Barton: Steel and Gillspe being correctly
described and the way and manner Of their death
ing TO some well known Circumstances afraid il
might be So Whereupon small company Of msuts .
upon the track which gave considerable alarm 10 the
In clans fearing that if these killed the whole
Indian nation would be put death but after riding about
GO miles on the rim OF the Basin on the California road
they met nh the supposed de I'D coming good
health and spirits Indians having offered 10 mIest
them but the contrary peace was made alt down the
y,
treaty having bees entered into that believe will be
lasting # it j. only walked up to the part of the travel
that H. that the lndsns will not hill steal from
b ethTen passing along but they want them inmuch
the, have II, 10 give them something to eat.
But rtan il thai two were killed, who started
for California foot and alone with bag OF provisions
their back and not much a pocket knite to defend
them from the Indians aud the temptation being Father
nfIe than hungry and starving Indians could resist killed
hem for something TO eat and The clothes they Their
names WERE Charles Roberts Of Iowa cooper the other
was a Mr. johnson, from Gauge, New York.
The Mrs says of the weather at Salt Lake City
The first eight days Of March mild and pleasant
oitt in the latitude in the lat Of April
1T of May; steady 10 clear SKY th an
in any latitude and farming openiug oriskly til on
the 9th gentle shower occasionally, began 20 stop the
plows; lob pretty steady rain 81 and rain followed by
tfree or inches OF snow j. NJ and night, and great
depth in u mountain passes llth, cool aud freezing
2ih mder and snO wasted considerably; l3lh
paIativty warm snow nearly gone very clear sky AM
frosty evening.
1t seems they have yet had the question answered
Under which King Benzonian Z! We Judge so from the
following:
"Who is President Of the United States That's
question we cant One of the California papers
reports TIE election Of Gen Pierce by unanimous vote
except 10 in Mass, and in Vermont 1otgi for Gen
San IA rites May be we don't kuOE anything ahpuf
II The paper admits it is not Official The Ncr I1rk
UcLiy TriJHnf, OF Nov. g. says Gen Pierce az been
chosen President by conclusive mailrty.' And wha.
O. We learn by that We learn that The IriIHns says
but is The TtbNae Wing, Democrat Free S0iler,
n iluuber, or sc, and 20 on! ANY who decide
tbs point may guess according TO his ability who IS rrsi
10 sur themselves. Perhaps we may learn by mail before
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