New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09

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news from the Big Field and various parts II me ceany
Ths Lord Of bsrve, knows bow 70 furnish cleaners r s
ub.s heds when Hi. stsEards have not fhsr the Abfy
or disposition 70 CLEAN snd save All he has Committed %
Their charge 50 that o thing h. lost
Tte es-z-ure a.senbe1 IN JOINT ses1ion. June ]. ~
n sgIe.sbIy To adj urnmsDt hsndsom- majority d
ue,h.rs ,nsrsred 70 frs- Mares, ~ uzh tie risa
ws,.rs and passahlA ar IRON district NJ ut
kert f.E from ihcir seats Alter thr-s dass -.
ity and pacing # zen sc'- the Assembly sdj1G-net
Tte accomplished nsedec AZ the NJ and m
member fit cisposd 20 iarry from ms frn or mop A. MS
busy ssason, day longer than the public good O.
msroed Il.
y zP under the direction q MsssTs B@nson- Grant.
Bullock Bsd- ard Fsrr Msn-g-rs- Tn Governor. W. N
bers cffhe Aseby in ted guests incuiny rsrro-
rial officers Sc, numbered ABOUT ny tv= couple soou,
ksih&i might have been eILscted had the loE <s-s ani
good travelling been propu,us Reere.ions connencea
m rrsyer BY Councillor Geo a smith followed ~ -
,ion. III set cteered By music frm SIX eight uIsi
cans v,h al ;hs variety # instru nens suited to nc -
castor perfect IN then sphere az uh be gathered
from New York London suhcs Il 70 ssy they cinno,
Dyber VA. served At 3; P VI, during shch time no
sic beare, except familiar Conversation. rs''iog II
knvs- ard forks kno the Tf steps Of forty asn1aut 10
Der The MANAGEMENT Of ~ CandlsBd Mater q Ger
ries Mr. Carolaud and as GATES reed u enc)nrm from
us those 10 Dsrook 81 ne green cucunber tnf roat
he f. hubbard ard pig mirce pie and ish oSon CAKE
buenk, ice cream and green peas can appreci At hs
value ard trOse who cid not must wait TIL they expe
renoe explain All things 20 every BODY palate
The remainder Of the evening spent IN cotliOns
spirited ar patriotic address By Governor Young waltz
ing (by la6ies borupipe 10y seo,lemen aoT Of spirit
nd expressior Of soul IN an address By Councillor o.
H,de song. by el. Ct chor r.freshments - isnd as
had forgot mention bills Of fare each table and
all NIX notks IABELED. Previous 20, and about mid
night storm OF aiu thunder hghtn and DARK
prevented some VINO woUlo have retired bit 81 TSs
peace ha,t aud JOY 10 the fullest extent ssiD 20
be imagined till al h'd The privilege OF retiring und-ra
clear ky, after benecicion by NJ Gr,nt sPsk-r If ne
House II Waxing OF. /. Idon or Paris produce
sbyihrg .h- ts-t~d and Derienced on
tbs occasion hope o. i've 10 SEE they have not tod
j. 81 il yet either by TYPE Or copper plate
lie Ban Tor the Fublc HANGS At the Social II al June
9, 3 I NJ, mansget BY the fOreinei Of the Puobc
Wnks. Me.Ts. Rsleisb kSuney. Pogmire, and Cshooo,
sro conducted the principle having the same
so ndsIts and fare the Legislative Party the
previous evening with lie addition in numpers 81 about
- couple or IS total and songs by Mr. D1nbsr' which
produced universal thrill of pleasure. We were present
psr Of the evening, not only by invitation but because
belong the Public Hanos ard when man IS want
70 help ro the Public Norks. the Kingdom OF God
always on hand aud ~ believe TIA All present on
that occasion felt ss dd We all ready for hand
prayer IT, may al those Who stick 20 TIA Poole
works through thick and 'hn never want for houror vat
er bUiiemLk ice more lovely party We ne ger
concer II A. great an honor TO De Pubic "a
a. Leg slater.
TLe Heater is now open every Wednesday and Satur
N Hon Chief Justice Reid arrived in this city
o'clock + ofthe sh inst and took the oath Of Office
early the ct morning, being by the Governor
The U1tr Uo5ks 81 The Public Machine shop we're got
upder Way on TUESDAY. the tn inst, by cutting
ohsnuel on The north Ge of Temp q, below Pres,
kiubss house Of the first buildings erected 10
Es reported that sister Of Jerome Benson recently
drow H. in be Provo river Provo cit also - toe
same plzce one or two mep not rep ,rtsd All tbs
Streams rising the past two three days
ard much damage has been done 10 this city AMI else
Wtere
We propose opening Reading Room in the large lower
81 the Council House, or about the 18th inst to
be- Continued there uIt suitable be erected,
VIII b w. ezpect 70 be able 70 accom- li-h ere long
TIE RESIDING ko will BE- furnished with great variety
oi newspapers periodicals. sDd magazines from various
part Of lie earth also with writing paper envelopes pens
ink sLd portage stamps
daily cloudy With continual succession Of showers
which II, ught the water from the mouniain snoss in
stuncsrce doing considerable damage city. On
the gi Of the Let met the water forced passage across
las Ten pie = the north line # North Temple II
bence Iorh bali block themes on westerly course
cuitl a Chgrnt from 20 10 feet deep leaving the
,hncTy If tie public works high ana dry end.ngering
President kimba.s dwelling house whO labOrsd all nlgnt
to rave i,-cauying of Pr ftssor Carrngtons nursery
and a considerable portion Of President Hyoes garden
ard dong other in that vicinity to considerable
amount 1hOs ; Williams store snd the tin hop snd
ether buildings situated the south branch Of the
cT.k great danger but BY prompt exertion we're
all SAVED May INDIVIDUALS damaged Ia various
wsys and much Of the land bereen tue city and Jordan
ard half mile bey end, were Hooded Sunday tie 5'h
sou. cloudy but no rain MONDAY aud Tuesday
waTm ard pleasant til : p VI when lively s1oFer o.
tor 20 minutes, supplied All the deh i-ncy Of
moisture required for vegetable closing with little hail
though sn all doing damage On the 9Th the water IN
the JORDAN fell inches, and continued 20 fall the
day. snd the 7th II ri-ing sgs'n The Jordan
tric q the city ahoat Mr. Benson has ferry
e bridge Capt Browns bridge across the Weber wen,
during the early ilse OF the water add part
the broge IT Provo WAS carried away early 10 June
since vLiCL unoertisEd that Mr. Waterbury .ttemp'
ed 10 tre-s by swimming Lis horse drowned The
cz,Ds Of Utah have known such high waters IN
he untsns before, 9th, very clear and warm 10TH
pleasant with strong Wind IRON the South On tue ith
showery.
Since the evening Of the llthquite COOL i3'h, stu
CLOUDY and cool.