The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08
INTERESTING FROM UTAH TERRITORY.

How the Eastern Brethren Treat the La
Notwithstanding OF the Governor
We have received files Of the Salt Lake Dsed Ne'cs to
te rst Of August from which we give the following ex
hactss-
Associate Justice W. w. Drummond and his lady have
arrived at Salt Lake City.
The Mems Of the 18th July says:-The weather since
The latter part Of May has been very warm and with
but few exceptions, very sunny, making the air and
around dry and hot and the streams very low, thus
oeusng the of much Of the small portion Of grain
and vegetables left by the grasshoppers.
On the 14th of July, while bathing in the pond
Elder Jas. Benefits house. in Bishop VIM. Kays ward,
Brother Frederick Robbins aged % years, months and
days, accidentally drowned He the Of
Edmond and Elizabeth Robbins and late from Chelten
ham, England.
The Surveyor General for Utah. David H. Burr arrived
mthis city the 9th June. He left Fort Leavenworth
oothe I'd of June, and camped with Captains Haghts
aadNillers companies the Blue forty FIVE mics be-
ysnd Fort Kearney all WELL Mr.. Burr reports having
seen but few Indians the route and had no trouble
with them.
The massive foundations of the Temple finished
July 49, and the workmen progressing rapidly with
he stone wall Of the basement story
Hon. ]. N. Bernhisel has been again nominated as
announcing Mr.. Bernhisef az its vorite candidate the
is customary the States, when paper hosts its
nag in favor of nominee mportan mt Office to black
guard every other asprant to the station and aud
10 the skies it's candidate. This singular unwise
unjust and rabd is happily entirely unnecessary
IN Utah, our aith policy and politics are one at least
with few II any, exceptions.
Furthermore ii is unive sally known that the Saiuts
hmy believe in selecting upright, honorable trustwor
thy able and proven for Offices of trust and respon
hat b. Bernnisa possesses these in an
eminent degree and for this he received the no
.an and unanimous vote OF a the large wmo
versary the Declaration of Independence, and will at
The ensuing election receive the unanimous vote OF
The election for delegate members of the Territorial
legislature and county officers TO take place on the
OH Of August
The coping stone laid upon three-eighths of the wall
around the Temple block, and the workmen have com
nenced the northern face Of the adobe portion
Of the north line.
me stone foundation Of the Historian office, oppo
site the Thing Office is receiving its stone water table
and will soon be ready for the adobe layers
President B. Youngs large dwelling house Is progress.
ing rapidly the walls chimneys and roof tmbers are all
up and the very tasteful granite and polished sandstone
porioo at the south end is ready for the handsomely
carved stone lion which is to it, This building
b just west OF the Governors new mansion, both Of
which, together with the Presidents ard Tithng Office
and the Governors Office built upon the southeast
corner Of the block east Of the Temple block.
The Fourth of July celebrated in grand style In
Great Salt Lake City We give the account of the ccre-
monies entire from the Ne'cs:--
HALF PAST Four A. M.-Ere the morning star had been
able TO the of the king OF day to the
esude Of the morning at this early hour gave yay to the
simultaneous music Of the bands, ringing Of BELLS firing
stationed the observatory of the Governors
mansion whore unfurled the territorial flag of Utah
NE Kauvoo Brass Rand the balcony of Major General
Grants house with their unique banner and tho Martial
Band the observatory of the Council House. Cannon
stationed on the Temple Block, where mammoth U. S.
From I. S. Williams Co.'s new flagstaff was unfurled
the stars and stripes and from each window of the two
First, Unity, represented by bundle Of sticks
1--WE are one edged with blue Second, Utah Courage;
"A hon on the aiel-the spirit Of ~ bordsred with
with pink. Fourth, ''lhe Mormons defend the rock'a
rock in the ocean and the constitution lying III Who
can prevail against it-ef ged with green Fifth, hand
words, Sconstitution Of the G. swoe to It's yolaors
edged in purple sixth, 'The Clerks ownfour quar-
tcrs the friends OF the Unon quarter to it,
mies'-edged In blue velvet ON the windows were dis,
or 10 RSess truee With iS
noi This firm had also canaoa stationed in front Of
thsr house. their flag, which beced forth volumes
sfare and smoke in honor Of this national day: !.
livingston, Knkead Co., at their flagstaff, displayed
the top their beautiful notices Large red dag
she birthday of American freedom Blue flag on the
bop Of the house one large white star in the centre
with motto, 'sThe Constitution 1882 este perpetual
sThe Declaration Of Independence, ITO, Small red
Aags, with notices, 'Iiberty Death Industry the
means, and plenty the result
The stores of Messrs Howard, Goddard, Townsend
Nixon, Stewart, Jarvis and Hockaday, hosted ma
tlonal coors which also hoated from the observatory of
Col j. G. Titles residence. At the front of Mr.. Cod
cards were hung several elegant banners also ut
Thomas Pughe's; and at MIR. Hockaday's "l176" was
executed in massive silver, enclrced with stars.
The morning was beautiful and when the king Of day
emerged from behind our snow-capp'd mountains, un-
ammed by single cloud, the scene lovely to behold
ne eye and the were charmed and the heart was
made sensiby 10 feel that Heavenly Father had
ed out upon the nhabitnns of Utah large portion ohs
Spirit with which he endowed fathers by the intu
ence Of which they had declared their Independence
eeorned to submit injustice and oppression Thirteen
rounds of fired bells rang hour and bands
continued playing until 8 A. NJ
EtStrr A M--vb Nauy Ip0io IN form con-
eentrating the Council House The escort Of the Co
and suite formed east Of the Council House.
HAIFPAsr NrSE-The Legion, under the respective
sommandants a regiments, marched TO the parade
ground and were stationed under the command OF Bsi
gaer General Horace s. Edrcdge in order for review
ORDER 81 ESCORT.
J. Battalion OF Lie Guards under command OF Mayor
2 Captain D. Bsllo's band in a carriage drawn by six
bay horses, mounted by six boys in uniform al waite
pants, fancy TUNES and turbans IN charge Of Mr. cnas.
Decker.
3. Committee of Arrangements.
4. The escorted party VIZ Governor b gham Young,
Hon. Secretary Almon W. Babbitt, Hon. Chief Justice
Hurt Indian agent, Hon Heber c. kimba, Major Gene
nal Jsdediah NJ Grant Hon oFson Pratt Hon MILFORD
woodruff, Hon. Lawagd Hunter, Colonel Albert CARING
Zen.
car was fitted up expressly for the zion 10 feet
by ~ inside, and 6 feet high - ceiling. Above the
selling bcautif III blue silky canopy glttesing with
stars studded all round From the Of the canopy
from which the stars stripes aoaei in the breeze
The sides of the were open from tew inches above
back OF the the ceiling below the
ornsmentay fitted up with green blue and red damask
The floor richly catpeted inside bar was erected aud
Mr.. william G. Stainc. waited on the party to cc-crcam
and ice water.
In the escort Lieutenant General Daniel Il Wells ami
staff were in uniform mounted on horses.
The car drawn by eight matched gray horses. in
splendid trapping, led by eight grooms in beautiful
Aastern livery, in charge Of Dir. Andrew Modat.
5.-CaptainsI. w. Hardy's Ride Company
6-Captain Hess company of Mounted Rangers
The whole under the command 0, Colonel J. O. Little
marshal Of the day.
After the reception Of the escorted party the proce-
sion proceeded to par ade ground The Life Guards
Hess and Hardy's companies taking their appropriate
positions in the ne-ths bands also being stationed at
the head Of the rcmen Here the Governor and suite
passed the Legion in ndng review and inspected the
I~g1ons passing review, which, after having passed
foned the Of the escort and marched through
The city by Sonth Temple Second West Third South an
Fast Temple streets 70 the Governors residence.
The following Is an e1tract1 from Governor Brigham
founss address In the Tabernacle the sh Of July
You know that almost every time that Gentcs ad
dress Us IN public they mindful caution the