The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

We hsve files of the Salt Lake City Ne,os to the 30th
Of Novemter, but they contain news of Importance.
The following the only items of interest worth ex-
tracing
COL. srEPToE AND COMPANY.
Col steptoe Lieuts Mowry, Ailstoa aad Tyler u 8.
A., Chief Justice Knney, us. District Attorney Hol-
goons and part Of Lieut.. Mowrys company Of rides,
left Salt Lake city Oct. IL, tour south. They went
by way Of Msnd to Fillmore city, and re.uracd by the
usual travelled route to Salt Lase city, the Sd Now
During his trip Judge Kinney hell regular sessions
Of Court in the Second ndical district ana hear his
order Of Official in'eg nee marked by gentlem .niy
bearing, and pacific spirit entirely opposed to tga-
ton. We have been informed by one of the party that
several OF them purchased lots in Fillmore city very
highly appreciatng ats material advantages Tor the seat
OF that oil pleased Nth tue CO EDITION
and az pearaDce OF the different settlements remaring
that they were nevr more kindly received and couIte
ously treated nor die they wish to be.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoCRT. s
The Second judicial District in session at Nephi City
Oct. is, Chief Justice Kinney presiiing. o. motion Of
Joseph Holman, Esq United States Attorney for the
benjamin Allston, Of South Carolina and Robert O.
Tyler, Of Connecticut admitted to practice as At
torpeys and Councillors At Law, and Solicitors In
tory Of Ctah.
INTOXICATING pRIHKs.
For few weeks past through the folly Of few whis.
key and beer sellers and the ridiculous conduct Of .
small sprnklng OF drunkars and r,wdies we have felt
strongly in favor of the Maine Liquor law AMI II that
would not stop 1t, we would prefer having every dis-
ing and brewing apparatus entirely DESTROYED ami i'm,
poraon OF strong drinks prohibited to having drunken
ness, roedyng in our streets, In any haoaon, any
where within our borders.
still We are no ADVOCATES for curtaiing any persons
reasonable agency, andon the contrary do not wish
enothers freedom OF speech ana action to ,e aoSel to
interfere with rights. Hence IL is strong drink
but the misuse OF it, which deprecate aud inasuuch
bsn abuse good order decency and oths rtnts Of
society rejoice that Mayor and Gty Council are
going TO take away all licenses Tor the sale intoxca
ing drinks 20 be used as beverage.
LIQUOR BEER SUOya
Much TO the gratieato OF all lovers OF cool conduct
good order the favor and City Council of tbs c,y
ct their last session repealed all cen for selling beer
and intoxicating liquors and there Il an ordna ace
making such sales fneabe without license we begin /,
ard means 10 better than to loaf about spp Shoes
he drunk in the streets found pro lug a,out
at ,isht Where they have no business
nance and Top dc vi branches from the chdrch fail IN
stnpng the traffic HOPE the bishops AMI citizens in
each warc cooperating With the Mayor and city ,un.
Gil, will take efectual measures to abAte all
DECISION ON THE Tax LAW IN Ouo.-Y ester
day the Judges Of the Superior Court gave their
10 the tax law cases. which have excited M ch n,ercst
In this community. Each Judge read his opinon ana
they ssveraly agreed in the result The JUDGES refuse
70 grant an injunction prayed for and only one uis
Spencer EXPIRE olinn in re1ari 10 The ms a.
ton Of the tax law which Is the section permitting do.
dctious 10 be made and wbch the Supreme Coars hss
declared 10 be unconstitutional Judge Spencer bel va
the section to be liable 10 such objection The other
Judges Messrs Storer and Gholson express no opinion
infer what their opinions are, and most certainly no one
can infer what they from any words that thew have
spofn Inc Court having decided against the plaintiffs
in these eases, are not advised that any further
steps win be taken 70 have the further
upon. To cArry 1t again to the Supreme Court voun
barely pay for the trouble II would cause The oonrts
having done their duty, II remains for the people to 10
theirs and TO apply the proper remedy In their own way
From this time forth, II should DO every tar oavers
duty to take sips TO choose State COVER nert
October favorable TO change Of the Consultation ana
the enactment Of az honest system Of taxAonCincjs
matt Gdssns, Jan. TO-
FoREIeY CoSsuLs.-Tbe President Of the United
States has recognized Edward Smith Sayres Consul OF
Sweden and Norway, at Philadelphia Carl Fdwari Ha-
bicht for the same at New York and julius Sampson OF