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


mail which despatched eastward from Utah we have
received papers to the 9th Of November.
The mail which left the Mormon city the first Of
January California after proceeding hundred and
fifteen miles, found the too deep to get through,
and was consequently compelled to return
The Dsserd Nesos Of the 25th December Gov.
Youngs annual message to the Legislature Of Utah. He
congratulates the people on 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 over 1000 The effect Of the laws now in force
is pronounced by the Governor to be genial and sau
tary in their influence"
The Deeret Nescs believe is the only paper printed
in the territory We give below number Of curious ex
sderaton that it the promugator of portion Of the
excentrctes Of people who are almost smut out from
cess which attends the publication of the Nes may be
seen in the following paragraph =
"This number closes volume second Some have come
forward promptly and paid up, in cash. too and some In
advance for volume three We have paper on hand for
another number and shall issue the next number, com
mencng third volume on the 10th or 27th inst pay
ments come in well 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 10th inst dropping in at the %o soed I've
shaver Associate Judge the Territory of Utah. Pre-
vous to that time had inquired frequently Of gentle
in the city they knew Or HI had any @
ris and our answers had invariably been in the negative
and this must be apology for not noticing the arrival
Of Judge Shaver in former NUMBER as we dd Secre
The editor does not to fancy the immense emgra
ton to Australia He, doubt, would prefer that emf
city Of
doubt the emigration from England to Australia exceeds
one thousand per day. August 18th, one hundred and
seventeen vessels entered for Australia arstocrats ana
all Once while passing through England we inquired
of fellow traveller where hell was; who replied about
half mile from Birmingham, referring, no doubt 70
the appearance and suerngs of the hard working col
iers but If some Of them don't find much hell in
Australia will rejoice but there is little harm IN
trying it can't be much worse.'
The Ners is seized with . sudden fit OF sympathy or
the tspoor ndann and says-"While the people OF Cali
fornia shooting the Indians down like beasts OF me
field Gov Young Installing into the soul OF Titan the
good wholesome idea Of learning the Indians to VOTE
and help the grain and Plough the field and heip
and antelope have shared the fate OF all cvizeo soo
| ties"
count Of Thomas being kicked to death by woman
in this city taking hold Of the adys feet while she
was living upon the sofa very indignant
the woman was arrested for murder and to prison.
He says-'f such be the virtue OF the New YORK magis
tracy what are their vcet2 Has It come 70 tns .nas
metropolis Of the nobles greatest most Intelligent and
vrtuous nation under heaven into the brothershp ana
sisterhood Of the Five Points and virtuous woman
must not even kick the Internal Demon without being in
carcerated dungeon murder must not even say no
to the DEVILS pranks without being sent to prison by
Christian magsracy9 must not protect her virtue on
consideration by any lest she should be thought
not to the heather, they despise such religion"
General has fallen under the ire Of the great ex
FOUNDER Of NO ne Int Il. Geners made before
the Young Mems Union Club, at Tammany Hall an
utterly opposed to the sms Of the day am opposed !.
and concubnage and to all the humbugs that are nov
rising up among Let me tell you they GTTs,na
onnosed to the gospel Of Christ which is good by
better by Which the Nses desssnts , 1po,
no az q Wnere
by thing is better to die by, than it is to 1--we oyS VI
ts s by that Is n1 not Sys S
he may remain silent, if he SEtroyersy but we wisl
best generalship to M General still further What ha
ins Bible and to oonound them with all the fooley, and
and wickedness of world in the lowest depth
osr or Us taught IN cradle
you to do this until your pejudices have
strong that are incapable Of discerning between
principle truth, and fasehood? not what has lee
you prehend light and darkness truth and
being one and the self same thing in one brief para
The downfall the United States predicted and the
wreck of Old England viii speedily follow; poor negro
This
glory. Here is the prediction What would all such
accounts amount to, monthly in the United States ane
looking over late London paper judged ra wsre
noted more than hundred murders o6beries tbafss
men 70 one woman accidents and loss
OF life by boat and Eat need be thought Of 70
CRIME ana Gallant is the world coming to To speedy
plu is following close in the chase and il they dc lot
selves at the end of the Journey before thew ect it."
great number Of opportunities seem pess Sc them
Of enterprise BY the editor Of 'ne Ne,es =" Fifty jour.
hats to supply all Utah. .nd $4,000 being carried
to the States annually to get coverings for your heads
your beaver otter and other fur SKINS Ira Ames who
viii tan them with the fur and the sisters win make
them into cap; jackets wsappsr sacks eggns over
tens, gloves, &c and and multitude Of cold DO.
dies may be warmed up the coming winter and they will
will get by senoing them to New York"
Among other things, ton Of slippery elm bark is
Won't of the merchants friends look to this ar
tcles 1t is particularly needed in diseases Of this eli
Wanted in $50 days-1O0 bushels Of cotton seeds All
ready to plant ant them-best Of soil 49, .r
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 it's equal Wish
We could give it's size weight; think abou. fifty
pounds. God bless the Governor Of Deseret-Utah we
| meant.
"A black man assaulted little girl in New York she
didn't kics him on mo- and he was held to bail sh.
prison, according to New York philosophy, and avs
executed for woman's kicking against indecent sault
NOV. 23rd, showed all day on the city; 24tfsnoW IN
heaps and piles from to feet, cloudy b. thawing
Not load of wood around the Thin, ofhce these
three days. What is to be d0ne2
"Br Edwards Of Tooee says II you he- any one inquir
ing for grinding, tell them TO te my mill have
not half work to keep my mill going
| "Where is the machine for meilng combs, that was
talked about long ago2 Who VIII telp
| Law Intelligence.
| CouRT OF ApPRALs Narh 30.-No IT, "a reserved
easel Van Deusen and Nife respondents, against Row
ley and another admin strators &C. appellants Argued
John Van Buren, of New York, counsel for appellants
Kilan Miller counsel for respondents. No 90 "a re.
served ca,s KstchSm, public administrator &c, res;
Beardsley, for appellant; N Hill, Jr., for respondent
No. %. Bloodgood executor, &c., respondent against