, 1855-05-26
Later rrom Salt Lake.

THE uLoop OF THE MARTYRS, &r.F
Fro.a our Glcs of the Desert Ae,cs TO
March 2sth, we gather the following ado,
tional items Of news from Utah. Tie De
seret Ners appears IN ! .tS dress aud nov
form. Its nova doublc sheet very neatly
printed, aud contains large amount Of
reading matter. - -
OVERLAND STAGE LINE AMONG THE Nor
xoSs.--A correspondent in the Ne,os urges
the importance Of establishing an Overland
stage line, by way Of Salt Lake C::y. lie
proposes that The whole route should be
divided into three sections--one between
Fort L4venwolth AMI Fort Laramie, an
other betweoa Fort Laramie- -aHl-Great
Salt Lake< City, and ihe1hird from Salt
Lake 10 Californa-and that each section
should be lei 10 separate company OF
capitalists--thc eastern section by the
Missourians, the, middle BY the Normons,
and the western BY the Californans.
MANUFACTURING ENrERPMsEs.--The Nor
mons have in operation numerous srist
mills, shingle and hath mills, rope manufac
tories. factories for the manufacture Of all
kinds Of improved agricultural implements,
such as threshng machines founderies. at
-I..L IN os,;no, mill n,oh;rorr
S'''''' u" = -" " ',''.,
&C. are ''''ue' paper i''"u''"'.o'!' ""''
several furnaces Tor reducing iron from the
ores that abound in the country. They
sr,oor n be ronidlr establishing nil the
H., u;I, ,ho
iae'ot'es "ee's's'' H''s W supp! '"', "'r '"|
manufactures heretofore imported from
abroad
PnosEIYrrYG.-Thc Ners contain num-
,sy.s ,o,,a,s croo, Nforuo, scion ,,cs IN
oer VI '.''e'' "o'" w. NV" ''','' W, VIZ -
iorelgh lahus' ni' -A'io'is ot"ers' "a Vos'ic I" n'
II. Kimball writes from London to his
father atSalt Lake, giving him an en-
cooyaosno pecount Of the success of his
- amorr ,I,o r,o,;sh In ,ho corrso
~ .s, 19 ar -, m,
Of the letter he says; would IKE 70
have you get my blessing from Geo. ID.
Watt and send il 10 Inc. also my military
co,mm;siou II Won cannot find the one /
".s,'s,' ,,', : -, w.n. IN, s,.r;.t
ieu az nome "enera' "eiiS VIII 'urriS"
one."
The DESERT ALPHABEr.-0ur readers
are aware that the Mormons have adopted
an alphabet very similar to that known as
the Phonetic alphabet by which the num-
ber Of letters is greaNy reduced, and q
Uniform sound always given to the same
character. 1t would appear from the fol-
lowing extract from Bro. Philips letter to
the Netos, that q commencement has been
made towards introducing the new alpha
bet in the schools: "Elder John B. Miner
is teaching the pescret alphabet with con-
Sosfaoe su.ees, aSr,.s SAY s,; senO4o TorI ~
..ran,v. & Sc y Monn,o;nv;lis twsn,v.s;gbi
a. Pleasant Grove, twenty-five at Provo,
6rstward, who are making good progress"
such an alphaDet VIII DC OF great assls-
M ssasc N n. % Mormen. 'a ~ ocon;,s Z S,. tbo ESr'
d. iish language - ~ 80 -
The Mormon priests appear to be any
thing but asceties. Bro Philips having
made sort OF circuit Of the settlements,
returned to Salt Lake City" having, as
he says, "been absent twelve days, travelled
one hundred aud ifty miles, aud preached
fifteen hours, attended two plays and one
dance, and settled mahy minor diflcultIes
Thepeoplc OF Utah are busy fencing and
putting IN their grain" They have com.
menced to adopt mud wall as held
fence. r..s....-
HosrnlrY OF THE SiouxEA letter tc
tne NsHs written lron 'ne ne,Shoornoou .
For. LARAMIE says mat Neither proPe.t, ~,
nor ives were sai' IN tnat regloo' as M .n'
ders as well as the soldiers s
The Neps is now published in quartz
form. and rs appearance. typographically
~ ~, :.