The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01

rNrERssrIN0 rRon SALT LAKE CITY

sat Lake Valley TO the 18th Of December and BY the
mail which was dispatched eastward fran Utah have
received papers to the 9th Of November.
The mail whish left the Mormon city ON the frst Of
January for California after proceeding hundred and
fifteen miles, found the too deep to get through
and Was consequently compelled to return.
The Deserd N1os Of the 25th December contains Gov
Youngs annual message the Legislature of Utah. He
congratulaes the people general peace prosperity,
and the promotion Of manufactures in the territory. Ma
chinery has been introduced for the manufacture Of
sugar from the beet. The military of the territory
is 1000 The effect Of the laws in force
by the Governor to be "genal and salu
tary in their influence"
The DESERT Nos We believe, is the only paper printed
In the territory. We give below number Of rous
tracts from its columns which, when we take into
sderahon that is the promugator of portion Of the
the world Win be found somswhst interesting The sue
which attends the publication Of the Nescs may be
Some have
forward promptly and paid up in cash. too, and some In
advance FOR volume three We have paper hand for
another number and shall issue the next number
ments come in wen the coming week"
The following introduces Mr.. Shaver, the newly ap
pointed Judge Of Utah. to the inhabitants Of the terri
tory =" Some time last week, think about Tuesday
the IN g. the e. Ss y"
Shaver Associate Judge for the Territory Of Utah. Pre-
vious to that time We had frequently Of gentle
officer from Washington except the Secretary, Mr. Fer
rs and had invariably been in the negative
and this must be apology for not noticing the arrival
Of Judge Shaver in our former number as we did Secre
ton to Australia He, doubt, would prefer that emil
ss91 IL s. % 5 q %s ss sGmard the
doubt the emigration from England to Australia exceeds
one thousand per day August 18th, one hundred and
all Once, while passing through England, we inquired
of fellow traveller where he'll was who replied about
half mile from Birmingham referring, no doubt, 70
liers but some of them don't find as much hell in
Australia will rejoice but there is little harm in
trying, it can't be much worse"
The Nccs is seized with sudden ct Of sympathy for
the poor Indian" and says-While the people Of Cali
sed Gov Young Installing into the soul Of Utah the
good and wholesome idea Of learning the Indians to work
and help save the grain and Plough the ed a. and hsp
and antelope have shared the fate of all civilized soo
ties.n
count Of Thomas Clark being kicked to death by woman
in this city, for taking hold Of the adys feet while she
lying upon the ana very d s NJ
He says-' such be the virtue Of the New York magis
tracy, what their vcet2 Has come to this, that
every scoundre may turn all the virtue Of the mercantile
metropolis of the nobles greatest most intelligent and
vrtuous nation under heaven into the brothershp and
sisterhood Of the Five Points and virtuous woman
not kick the Internal demon without being in
carcerated in dungeon for MURDER must not say
the devils % being sent 70 o
consideration BY any means lest she should be
unpopular and be clothed with stone and ironP Tell it
General Cass has fallen under the ire Of the great ex
FOUNDER Of Mormsnism. The following sentiment is
quoted from the speech which the General made before
the Young Mems Union Club at Tammany Hall.-'I am
utterly opposed to the isms Of the day am opposed to
and nd m and
s sishsss n impaired atelss.s srss:
s aus os hs hon speaker who
BY thing is better to die by, than it to live byf Or,
that may not be mistaken what is 1t that good to
die BY that mot t. he he %aS
to get Gent sa 0o What Ss
led Wy" % oppose the Bible the principles contained in
Bible and to oonfound them with all the foolery and
and Of 10 As depth.
caused you to Do this until your padioes have become
principle or truth and falsehood2 not what has led
you light and darkness truth and error
being one and the self same thing In one brief para
The downfall Of the United States is predicted and the
wreck Of Old England will speedily follow poor negro,
Of sa a and
lion Of the civilized world leaving Deseret alone in her
glory Here is the prediction What would all such
accounts amount to- monthly, in the United States and
EDglandY We have not time to count them. Whit
looking late London paper judged th.-o were
noted more than q hundred murders ssscoes rapes
%sn to ONE and
NE oy boat ana ever need be thought Of TO uer
ssct s Ssn the world coming to To speedy
1sr. and the United States going to some
pa1d fast as water ever down hill and Old Eus
ehd following close in the chase and Il they dc lot
stop their h race cir in 1iSuy very soon they win
ie
selves in the Great Oily for the invtmsnt Of capital
Ss D editor h Of FL a
neymen boss hatters. Wh.seP In their shops making
to the States, annually get coverings for your heads
II the hatters won't attend to their business carry all
S9s5 Il. 70 s %
shoes petteosts bed spread. nu. tippets, SOss nit
tens gloves &c and on and multitude Of cold be-
Do do, as good than ii the
will get by sending them to New York."
Among other things . ton Of slippery elm bark is
wanted in this country to be had any price
tclef 1t is particularly needed in diseases Of this eli
mate"
WANTED in $50 days-loo bushels Of cotton seeds. All
ready to plant them-best of soil -
We will close our extracts with the following choice
Last week we received from Governor Young slice Of
cheese not to be beat in Cheshire, Old England, for
have eat Of many there and never its equal Wish
could give It, size rs or weight W. think aoGHs atty
meant.
"A black man assaulted little girl in New York; she
had kicked him, Of she would have been held o
prison, according to New York philosophy, and avs
executed for womans kicking against indecent
"Nov 23rd, showed all day on the city; 24ttsnow IN
heaps and piles from to feet, cloudy b,s snaMng.
Not load Of wood around the Tthins Vmce these
three days. What Is TO be doneP
Br Edwards, Of Tooele says you he. any one inquir
ing for grinding tell them 70 come te my mill; have
not half work to keep my mill going
"Where is the machine for meIing COMBS, that was
talked about long agoP Who vii senr
Law Intelligence.
..ssS Van nen.sn :rd 1ife respondents against Row.
Icy and ancther, admps 90, appellants Argued
Killian Miller ceursel for respondents. No TO- "A Sc
served ease. KstchSm, public administrator &C. res;
Besrdsley, Tor appellant n hin, Jr Tor respondent
No. e. Blooegood executor as respondent against
for appellant; Charles OConor, for respondent No. g.
"a reserved CASEY Moss respondent against Averel,
appellant Re argued John Van Buren,, for appellant
Hiram DEMO- for respondent.