The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-09
Intsrsseang from Utah Territory,

intervening from Utah Territory.
We have received 6les OF the Desera NesCs printed
in the Great Salt Lake City, for the month Of May.
They contain many items OF the movements among
that singular people, the editor Ays:-
We are far from mob. far from the crowded dwelling
psoss Of the .icks sad the week our ears are
fame; minds and bodies not kept upon the rack
TO rescue livelihood for ourselves and Offspring from
I Waves and daughters a.. not subs. % Ss WHY
craft Of the unha,iowed seducer, compelled by the
iron hand o wan. e D.sts, ,hs. v.tu. or fed and
priestcra but are blessed With the privilege Of recsv.
being guided in our daily walk and duties by that
liz which comsh from above, and AGAIN freely shed
abroad for the benefit Of all who viii Walk without guile
Prssid. nj Brigham Yourg z, accompanied by Coun-
sellers K,mball and Grant, Elder Wfford Woodruff,
7. umsn O. Angel, architect, Dr.. samoe Sprsgas,
Chez Justice J. F. Kinney Dr.. Garland Hurt Indian
Agent, D. B. Huntir gt0p, Iodian Interpreter, aud
several Others, lett Sat Lake City on he 9th, on
tour to the S.utbern settlements. They intend to
be absent alb ,ut four or five weeks, during wni,h
time ALL or learly al, Of the settlements IN that
direction wi be visited, and talks held with the In
diaDs conssu us to the roue. The RIassnoppers
were dong great dsmsge 70 The crops:
The Mus says:ws have been informed ,a mat nat
settlements north OF this city, and thai s1me are
be,emiug disc auraged. From this city to Manti,
1913 miles, the grasshOppeYs have been very DIST uc
tive in places, destroying shoe fields o. graio. At
deDs, but whether they have really concluded TO
step eatibg, die off,, OF clear out, Is nos yet
known. II is true that the destruction of the
retuts Of honest toll often has Q tendency to
dgDpen the energy Of the natural maa, and to
iDonce gloomy anticipasiors in minds not Liz by 10
telbgeLce f,Cm on high. But II Is certainly 70 ha
expected teat saint will be enabled to discern
~. ILL ~,
at least far as to be patiant aud faithful uDdsr
trias ard to trust in toe LORD, who has said that
il IS his busir eas to trovide for his people, and
without Whole notice sparrow cannos isll to the
ground.
In regard to the crops. the Ntfcs says;-As grass
hoppeys are dol. 6 great damage to most varieties
Of tender vegetation In field and garden, entirtly
destroying may kinds ehiie yet 10 the tender
setdil & for while, since two or three weeks from
now viii give ample time for the maturity of near.
ly every kind Usually raised However. faith and
good works Will do more to secure favorable
the devouler, than ali things else within our reach.
Fer the Lord rays 1t 10 His blsnsss to provds for
II sHintx; 1t therefore beh0oves us to % saints,
and all viii be we'll
az are still favored above all the inhabitants Of the
EARTH and 1t ID really astounding ut frat thought,
that slight ADVERSE circumstance should seriously
sftct any But the adversary Is cunning, powerful,
ard ever busy, while our sbly tsoernscles are
very weak, AID cur spirits lisble to f.ler. For
this cause Is may be well to bear in mind the an lent
and wise command, be not weary IN well doisg,"
which il ap aicsbie TO bOh moral and physical
conduct anc be mind I'll Of our Presidents COUNSEL
to SOW md plant a. least SO far as there my 90
Cpl otnpity end so long ss there is any prospec' II
crops maturing, or attsiniag TO usetul size, and
trust the event with the Almighty. We mentioned
LIST week sns. graip po'atcs' ana IA, NEST kinds Of
ture If sowed o. pIauted by The 10Th Of June. For
further encouragement, to nsw omers. We will state
that wheat has been known to yield well In this
valley WHIT n sowed on the 10th June; and the pic.
ueers' crop produced many potatoes much larger
than hen eggs, though there was no planting done
Until the latter part Of July.
s. me ma, be fearful Of losing their labor and hold
will go hut little way, and cannot amount to muco,
where az By trustrg them to the soil they may yield
nary told, and and mu b to the sustenance and
ctm'crte Of life.
tboee wto are desirous to do right. Az for the
b,poc'ltcal and evil c,spcs d. We are fully ware
thai the present devastation ID only another screen
placed in the mill, By which the cnaf and smut will
be * parate ana pass OF TO their own place, while
the wheat vii ,eDain.
On The 7th, Z dtrs Hector c. Haigbt, captain OF
company Dsriel G. Davis Robert Nssiib, Jonn ~,
John Scot, john l.. Smith, William Muir, Dsvii
W. MiNer, csprsin OF c mpsDy; Robert G. Petty,
Washington W Cook, John A. Richards and William
B R,th,y left on miasiens to tie British Il es and
the ULiteo Sta0s The teo c mpariee Will travel
On the 10 b, General aries c. Rich, one Of tbs
Twelve, staTis On his return to San Bernardino,
occ DpaDied ty Eldtrs Gorge q. Cannon, Josesa
Bel' aDo Matthew L. Wilkle. Etters Cannon, Ball
ena Wykle 20 frlm the Deseres Nxtcs office, aud
will proceed to San Francisco to sssst elders Farley
p. Pratt ard Orson Hyde In establishing printing
office in that city tor tia purpose Of pub ishing the
book Of kormon In the Ha~alian language, news
paper, aI d such other publications as the cause OF
truth may require.
Elder Cannon translated The book Of Mormon into
Hawaiian, while on his mission 70 the 5sodwi b
lslards.
correspondent of the Daseret News, writing
frem Liverpotl says that iehteen hundred persons
hove lett that port FOR the Salt Lake this sesoo
At the date of his letter, there thir bon.
drtd more On the books for passage. The emigra-
tion nom Europe 10 the Mormon settlements pro
mises 10 be very large tbs year.
Complaints are mace by the Ners Of the deten.
ton ard rensack'ng Of the Utah mails by the post
masters ut Laramie.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
On Monday, April 2a 1885, by Daniel Burch, Of Weber
county Mr. Edward Ristou and Miss Mary Ann Slater,
On Sunday, May D BY Bishop slas Richards, Mr.. elias
Cox anc Miss Martha Richards.
Ato Mr. Warren p Brady and Miss Rachel Cox all Of
On III. a5th Of April, 1855 by George Blrkett. West
n bsssstsa aud MIC: Es: Meredith
dent u Young, Mr.. W. II. Bachelor and Miss Martha
Ann Appleby
In ssit Lake city, Sunday, April IT, by Bishop J.
HeDdriS, Nineteenth ward Mr. John Garrett and Miss
1buIzs Taylor.
On Ttuitday, May "a in Grantsville, by Bishop Thos
n. CLrk, Mr. Benjamin Allen, printer, ana Mrs Ara
bella weatberby
On TUESDAY, Msy It, 1855 by BishopJ. Hendrix. Mr.
George Hubbard and Miss Hannah Williams, both from
England.
In Ogden city, the 18th March last, Of cousump-
ton Mary Cstharine Stephens wife of James Oths Ste
phens.
In Great salt Lake city, on tho 4th inst. Emeline,
daughter Of Frederick and Emeline Kesler, aged
months and 90 days.
In Great salt Lake city, April Il, of consumption,
John Wort man, zen, aged IS years.
In Great Salt Lake city, May 10, Of consumption, Ma
tiloa, wife Of Jsmes McEate, aged 20 years She
driven from Jackson county Mo-, and has been 10 all
the prosecutions since she ne here In $780, lived
In her profession, and died saint.
AT Union Fort Little Cotton wood, April 10, Ms. c.
celia II IN, wife Of Oron BuriDgams aged 81 years.
In Fillmore, April 9 Hon John CARING aged 81 years.
He mber of the Afth quorum OF scventies. and
was much respected . friend and brother and his
loss 10 elt by ali who hnew him.