The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10
Important from Utah.
ARRIVAL or rHE SALT LAKE MAIL.


From the s. Louis Republican Of Jnly 81
The Western mail Of last evening brought US the Deseret
up summary Of what is transpirng In that quarter
The usual number OF sermons, or "Remarks," as they
are called Of the leading men OF the Mormon fae, are
contained In each Of these papers, from which we may
hereafter give some extracts.
long article under the editorial head devoted 10 the
subject OF the Introduction OF tho Bible into Utah. for
which purpose, II seems, missionary by the name Of
Van Emmon had been specially sent into taA Territory 70
distribute the word Of God. The Nc@ expresses great
surprise at this a. tho Bible contained so many
proofs In favor OF "polygamy, TO which the religious
world o. general thing were 30 much opposed" The
agent publishes notice that he would leave on the LIST or
June.
Under the heal Of Impoitons upon Utah." the
N treats OF the abuses which have been hcaped upon
the people Of thn Territory and refers to the appoint
ment Of officers for its government-sayng that
.nem nave been resPecisoe men, but tue mos. o,
abominabe practices that could be found, that dis
graced the human race" Judge Drunmond Is plrtcu
arly singled cut, and the following letter pub ihed
with the nirod acon Eve feel Ike praying that all those
who have been prir mental in sending them tine ocsrs
here may be politically and eternally d.
oQuAwKA Henderson Co., Ill, Sept 4, 1855
pEAR BROTHER AND sIsIKR-I received your letter last
night, and am no seated TO answer you Mr. D'ummond
In here In April TO start Tor Utah We heard from him
twice In April and then heard until August
and III aer he reaohed Utah. We road on In the
psrcr that he had with him; he got her In wa,h
nRton city, Dsic, Of Coun bis her IL Ada Carroll
lie never was led TO her 10 the States As 10 living
IN Cbcago, 40 not nor never did We were bviog 10
Oqua1ka WHEN he went away and instead OF leaving
plenty, he left but little He sent q draft few days
sgo from Cso' lila He City, but said
that be was going 10 tab TO hold courts In Seo,emoer
never Rave nor never will get . divorce from him;
thought Of such 4 thing 10 my life. We par,ei n
hubbard and vile He said be could return Tits ts, II
Judge Phep, wa. engaged In making a settlement on
the W, Der river above the crossing Of The Emigration
roads, 81 her In the part Of the county Summit
The altitude OF the country high ana the
Shorter, but wheat and other kinds OF grain nay
mature there "rhe Judge thinks those that 20 there viii
have to live by faith which IL uudouble fiy correct
But the color sayr:"ff they not have mig works
With 10 DO nconsderabe extent In order 10 i've throoy
the long cold sniers and keep stock In that counry
The Nars the 2b announces the return Of Governor
Brigham Young an his party after absence Of sixteen
days, all WELL "ihe Governors health much proved snd
bic body inygorated by the journey also many others
who accompanied him will give NE and vigJr 10 tue
city"
A great number OF men were employed on the Temple
building Tor the use OF the city.
The 70 lowing items from the Necs,--
Afhtnd inama,ee, 10 note written eau OF the Wa
officials had been seen runs casi-sra Of but she,nsr
In search OF eight fomehing else, he does No, say
BE observed no that Of them had talked too
much "about the state of things 10 Utah" 70 suit the
or others company under the circumstances, and
that remedies had been applied 10 prevent such
breaks with good effect, and at Last accounts oil were
Why they have gone, and where TO, IA no, generally
known though rs whispered about that in consequence
OF the "hurah" that made duriue the early part OF
the late Presidential campaign for Col Fremont they had
beep led 10 believe that his In the isocy
after got badly shattered by the storm las, Novem
Der, and Of the planks entirely lost and the little
star that shone bright had for things look Vi
little dark, and thinking their opposition" NOT tenabls
they took Tie eastern slope the nrst opportunity
Being unski1ed In such matters and not sufficiently
posted up for the truth OF what has
stated, though there doubt the authors OF OF
the communcs ions that have been sent from this Ter
riiory the States for publication began 10 think that
the Mormons would not be exterminsted quite
they had wished ADD anticipated and that their further
soourn re might not be 80 agreeable s would under
ether circumstances. Politics bad things for
10 NEEDLE With, thsi do not know how and when -
handle them, and "the wicked fee when no man pur
pueth