The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23

ONE WEEK LATER NEws-MoRxoN OPINION OF COZ.
sTEPT0E, ETC.
We have received the Sal Lake City Neos Of the 26th
of October which week later than the intelligence
received by the last from California The Necs
says
Governor Young and suite returned the 18th, hav
ing been absent eight days trip to Mant and the
intervening settlements. Talks were had with the In
dians the route, who with few exceptions manifest
ed friendly feelings and strong desire for the continu
Of peaceful relations Much counsel and instruc
ton the policy to pursue with red neghbors and
on other matters, was given to the inhabitants in each
settlement.
The notorious washear Squash head told Governor
Young THAT he had been mad, and had acted foolshly
was very poor if he would give him blanket he would
go out hunting and get his living honestly" The Co.
vernon overlooked squash-heads past folly and gave
him blanket, being well aware that as we have been
twenty four years in drill TO learn what know
should be very enent to the natives, who have to
start from position so ar below the vantage ground
we had az the beginning.
The following is from the same paper
While tending Governor Young's large circular saw,
the man who carries off the slabs, and boards, acct
dentay lot loose board touch the teeth Of the saw,
when it was hurled from his hands like lightning and
sbe end Of 1t struck Brother Bingham Bcment his left
side and in front passing across his bowels. Notwth
standing all the help that medical and other skill could
afford Brother Bcment failed rapidly and died on the
morning of the 23d October He about 80 years
In him our commusity has suffered the loss of an
dustrious, intelligent and faithful saint.
MORMON OPINION OF COL. srEProE.
Elder orson Hyde, of the big guns Of the Mormon
church. and second only TO Brigham himself in regula
ting the affairs Of Utah and Great Salt Lake City en-.
dorses Col steptoe in the following mandate
Col Septoe Of the United States army with his CON-
uand j. GQw in our Territory, and expects TO winter
Nth u.s. This genilemany officer and his associates
have the good viii Of society and have thus far act
ed in manner becoming officers Of their rank. The
colonel wishes his 10 conform 10 the best principles
given orders TO this effect VIII the trading citizens Of
this town sell to the soldiers liquor by which their own
peace and that Of their families may be disturbed? II
they will do not attach the blame 10 the officers but TO
citizens who for paltry gain win corrupt the
soldiers and themselves also, BY traffic that worketh
death instead Of life. So far as am Witness the or
cers and the men, with few exceptions, Of the United
States army in midst take extra main. 10 have
pleasure TO he able to bear this testimony in their
behalf II Is hoped that all the citizens in the southern
country viii receive COL stePtoe and his command with
cordialty and kindness, for his hghmnded and gentle.
manly hearing merit this testimonial OF our respect and
esteem. Respectfully, OTSON HYDE.
When the news reaches Salt lake shat Brigham Young
displaced and that Col stcptoe to take the reins Of
after The style that II is done in New Hampshire,
we should not be surprised to hear quite different
story from Elder Hyde.
We find the following notices in the Nc,cs:--
FELLOWSHIP WITHDRAWN.
The Seventies OF lake City, Utah county have with.
drawn the hand of fellowship from ARA Adams and
ROBBERY Piunhen D. d. HUNT, President.
October Is, 1854.
NorrCg- TO WHOM TT NAT CONCERN.
tnoch M King ie dsfeilowshirped from tho Church Of
Jeans Church Of Latter Day SAINTS for repeatedly re-
fusing 70 conform TO The rules Of said church in the
Law Of tthine. JAS uENpRfx Hshon
A, n. RAIsscs, Wh.