The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14
MARRIAGES, DEATHS AND apyER nsEnEsN
Choice Extracts from Brigham YOUng's
New York Organ.
TREMENDOUS ASSAULT UPON THE HERALD.
WHAT TINE M0RMQNS THINK OF FREE LOVE.
&c, &c, &c.
GRAND MILITIA MUSTER.

lin all the districts where 1t he's not been held
sofding to law general muster and inspection of arms
VIII be held Monday the 22d day Of october next,
the nsoa ground in the respective distrcts,
ha be d ected BY the commandments of the several dis
iIirts.
lin Great Salt Lake district the frat brigade cavalry
viii muster on the day above specified, and the first
brigade infantry viii muster Monday the 9Th day Of
Octobeu nsx shall be directed by the commander of
the district, hajor General J. NJ. Grant.
H.-lhe comInandant Of Davis military distrcs will
gAnise company OF riaemen in Nays ward, and an sd
donal company Of cavalry 10 North Kanyon precinct
He will hold the elections Tor the proper cccr at such
time he shall direct and make the returns to this
sffce an foon thereafter as practicable.
W.--ihe commandment of Weber military district will
organize a com papy cavalry in Box Elder precinct
hold the election for the proper officers and make due
returns to this office.
v-Ihe forces in the Utah military district win be or
ganixed into brigade, composed OF three regiments Of
lnisns.y and one OF eavary as follows to Ttnlhe ist
anIy, under the command OF Major David Canfefd,
and such other companies may be enrolled and organ
Eed from those not enrolled in any company and subject
vL-1he springvle Palmyra, sparsh Fork and Pay
companisso infantry under command Of Colonel
Markham, win form the second regiment. Fvon this
gment there will be formed the companies of cava
Iyto De attached to the regiment of cavalry in said
brigade.
Vn-rbe third regiment win be composed Of the
Pleasant Grove Lake Ieh and Alpine cities infantry,
and the company located at Cedar Valley, and the inter-
mediate points north Of Pioyo IN Uah military district
.her company be formed therein, win also be attached
TO the regiment OF cavalry in said brigade
VH-The regiment Of cavalry will consist o. The bat
talon at Provo under the command of sfajor JOS
H. C,ars lie company Iehi, and the two companies
hesn before % men on yet to oe enrolled r
ecnmanc said brigade Colonel in each regiment, and
Colonel for he regiment Of cavalry, each regiment
voDg for it, respective ocers and all for the Brgader
General.
X-Tbe Spanish Fork company in the second regiment
Me Lone or Alpine eisy company to Pleasant drove and
The conn Cedar Valley to The battalion at Lehi city
The elections for the foregoing officers will be held in each
company, battalion regiment saturday the 10th
October previous to the general muster, and returns
thereof made well Of the muster and courts martial
- soon thereafter as practicable within the time specified
by law.
XL-Col p. W Conover wiz cause The proper mott .es
OF election in Utah military district for all Of the above
eec ons to be gwen also the time and place holding
he mueiers aud such other
lions viii be sufficient TO carry into effect the foregoing
ORDERS and make proper returns 70 this ofice.
xlI.-The commandants OF the several districts viii
errce rigid inspection OF arms 10 their respective ,om
naBas hold courts marial and make proper returns
this Office in compliance with law.
KILT is necessary that the commapdants of the
spective districts should the muster rolls they
%e from the company eommanaers keeping such copies
and statistical informatin as they need for the use x
their oifces BY order OF ID. n. WELLS
Lieutenant Geoeral, Commanding Nauvoo Legion.
II. 3. CIAwsoS, Brevet Adjutant General.
MEETING OF THE SNAKES AND UrAHs.
From the Ners sept. L.
BY brother ~ Is Huntington We learn that Ti.be -bn.
,ovals (meanng he White mans son, named by
icing made chief by the United states agents at Lara
1882 OF the Chiefs Of the snake Indians and
Haat-o Chief OF the Northern Snakes had in to
THE city for the purpose Of saking treaty with the
Utahs they met Sunday, I'd september, by
rshs, pcoe ent Cwhe eyc) and IN taro Chiefs OF the
Ysapa utes Tin tick the hereiary chief II The limp
nuint band Sowi-ettfs son repreeI'ed his father and
band Tabba, CHEZ of Aara peer band, and Petec.
meet, CHIEF Of the Spanish Fori band, accompanied by
subordinate chiefs and braves on each side.
The Utes met a, the Cove nors office fully armed with
lows, arrows and guns at 10 a NJ.
The Snakes formed a line opposite the Tabernacle,
nnarmcd.
messenger went from the Utes to tell the Snakes to
rtop where they were; they tarried awhile and then
east opposite the Dcserc store, led by D. B. Hun
rgton Utah and sho shl-nee intcrpreter where they
encountered The Utes, who had formed line, painted
black II for battle and completely armed in violation
Of the usual Indian customs on making peace,
Huntington went and told the Utes 10 put away
Their arms when they dsmouuted, and all placed their
guns against the wall except Squash and ro-na and Bs
,te retained his spear When the ute had laid down
their guns many of them commenced concealng their
bows aud arrows under their blanSets which ka-tato
saw when no lifted up the pipe Of peace towards hea
a. high a. he could rase his arm, and shouted in
loud voice. "thsi toe weapon come To- fight with.
At this time Bateiste The Yard commenced dancing
The war dance and singing the song ia front Of his
men, and tbrustpg his spear the earth Huntington
told the Utes 70 and the Snakes in peace when
old re- ;eetDee started followed by the other chiefs
Tn approe ching the Snakes re tee offered
II ne in-tos ats his hand who refused to take IL. He
,hen r.sod his own hand towards the heavens where
npon Peteet meet did the same they then soomnly low
cred their hands low towards the earth then raising up
by The hand and then embraced each other IN their
arms The several chiefs then went through the same
soienn ceremonies.
The Utes passed along the line, measuring shaking
hands and embracing each other. When this portion Of
adjourn to the encampment OF the Snakes. Union
aquare They went promiscuously, and the utes en-.
eampcd in u. u. Huntngton's door yard.
The snakes utes then formed two parallel lines,
about two rods apart and sat down on the grass IA
tlto and nbe-bu ow-ats then illed two large p!oes
with tamil hump and tobacco commenced on the right
o the lire Of he utes presenting the pipe to the hrst
who having smoked until satisfied pipe presented
10 the next and thus passed through the entire company
any was unaccusomedt to smoking he excused,
by putting his right hand he right shoulder OF the
snake and drawing slowly down his arm and along the
pire.
ee meet and Tin lick presented the pipe TO the snakes
40 ike They spent the remainder of the day in
eating and refreshing.
onsoN rRATr ON THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
. kxtrnct from sermon preached sept 10
But may inquire, is it rights 1t la sful for
smother to he organized within the United
states q heocrsh;al naturef Yes perfectly so
Does not he constitution OF country 10 all
res.ns societies the hight Of forming ecclesiastical
ielligent man knows this 70 he he fact
me nucleus OF such government s formed and its
Avs have emanated from the throne u God and per
feet having from pure fountain; but does This
male Independent of the laws Of the United States
No, this new government does come In contact
~i'h the government Of the United States In iean,oe
and observing religious law and cere
monies or the laws ,ha. cod has given to the children 81
gpen required violate the prn ples Of right
tlat contained IN the constitution and laws u the
United states.
Had rot the government of the United States been
framed, where would have been safety for this people,
answer, where II this republican government had
-sSt pNth uRtnllbu upon coHNihcut, ~
God cond have been proected but the hand Of
n. Lord has in H. and supern.end its organiz
Too ADD no can hinder is progress.
y lds government had been formed Ia any other
Aingdom or nation upon the earth. except the United
Atates who're would have been the privileges and hber-
sses q this people
tnput The Interference OF the Almighty, and the
manifestation OF bis miraculous power for pro;ec
t'on, We hhou1 have been rooted out 81 the earth.
ARRIVALS OF GOODS AND SAINTS.
Arrived ,he 9Th inst. AZ the peseret store their
first train Of goods, 20 wagons.
On The 7h INST, the md company Of immsyra.fng
SAINTS, ". 7. Guyman, Captain.
On the 18th int, the train 81 = " Blair comprising
wagons, including 9v families q Texan saints