The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21
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n Northern Expedition Of Brigham Young
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NV Tabernaele-ssSar Culture.
VI have details Of new, from Utan to the ID uh.
From the 81. Lois Republican. May l6)
M mail from Salt lake City has arrived, and brings
res from that regioy down TO the Sd OF April party
skteen persons came In al the time. Al the time
heir departure every thing quiet in Utah Territory
Hlarstions were making 10 send in hand train 70
Mates large number oil missionaries 10 be despatched
81 parts Of the world
lie reports which reach US In regard to Brigham Young
bis movements do not accord with those which come
~ Of California Instead Of fleeing from SAL aAhe
As represented, he seemed TO maintain tho entre
snence Of the people, He was planning an excursion
exploration and pleasure 70 one Of the Mormon sesse
~ ON Salmon river, four hundred miles north OF oAt
tscity, and two hundred persons were TO accompany
They were to leave Salt Lake city abont the Io.h o
or the let OF May. Enr some cause or otaer me
IONS nj San BerpaTdino aud all the se@
Isnts had been called in TO Salt Lake CITY,
d winter though short was unusually severe Of SAT-
CITY and II was computed that nine to ten feet Of
' had fallen. There was two and half feet at one
Oh the ground. Still, as the weather became mild
THE LIST OF February, stock Of every description suf
ess than during the previous winter. There was
a rance of provisions at Sah Lake City and in the
itry.
0mpg to the States the party encountered much snow
VIOLENT chow storms. Snow filed the Southwest pass
eepth Of two and bali TO tive feet On the 9th the
met Sh0shonee Or Sr Ike Indian with two three
%, and we're informed that he was the survivor OF
or eighteen Of his r be who had been attacked by
number Of Blackfeet Indians, and the warriors, with
sgle exception Of himself, killed. Two Of the squaws
wounded. Previous to this time the Shoshonecs had
baule with the Backfeet and killed twenty Of
number.
heyenne Indian who bad been held as q prisoner died
laramie the day before the arrival of the party at
IT. The Indians were greatly excited, and sent q
10 the fort 70 demand the body, or that should be
where 1t could be found by them for burial. Col:
pa 60 or The Chey ennes were very bold in their
atoms, end sent word that they ready TO fight
lites, and that they would meet them On the pra
lis summer. report had been received VI Fort
ie, by trader who WAS sent In for the purpose,
re Cheyennes alleged the loss Of iixty warriors who
en- sent out on the California road, for the purpose
iciers, that they had In consequence captured and
custody sixteen Of the traders among them; and
aey had despatched party Of one hundred
Venes the ' loss Or e 6e Ths rspor
80 far credited as to induce the officers
and to advise the party to TO the north side
Platte, instead Of pursuing the south trace, which
quite most generally taken. In company with some
songing 10 the Quartermaster's Department, and dis
d soldiers, they proceeded on their journey and met
I, Indians On the 18th April they encountered q
dous snow storm, which prevented their travelling,
ring the night six Of their mules died from expo
r. the cold.
temper Of the Indians b so hostile a. these re-
g 1dcate-and they are pretty well vouchcd for
'e viii be work for General Harney's command this
". These Indians are brave and dscOntenied, and
q but severe chastsement will keep them quiet.
IA grass upon the route very poor, and s month
q ran usual. The parties that contemplate an over
lip TO California this season will for this reason be
soy delayed and in the abs ence Of and grass for
s'ock they may lose large portion Of IT. No emi
Is were met on tho road.
extracts below are from the Deseret Neus, publish
4 Iak follovin0 IN fvcun n hv pr,g
n Oung, delivered March 8, 1857
TIE ooS1nr1Ann EXPEDITION 10 rn NORTH
Ire are few items that wish 10 lay before the breh
&c nrsts concerning our Northern mission. good
n. names OF persons invited 10 90 North have been
"A acre; aud 9ant 70 say 70 all those brethren that
y desire any Of them 10 60 North with this spring,
st'ey would like 50 70 do and can make Il conve-
lake the trip 70 800 the country We will excuse
20 do not wfsh 10 20, Aeo all whose circumstances
brbd their going and whose other duties or greater
ta,ce prcvent them. Again, would ike 70 have
wish 10 60 on that Journey consider that they have
,asanoes. Invite ali 70 70 who wisn 70 ana ca do
'ulveniepuy. think that the brethren understand,
hose who live 10 the country and In This city, that
Walton to go North e nos given 10 respect Of per
~ have the privilege; and those who have been in
81 Of cannoi 60 consistently, We will excuse.
b. following 10 from discourse by Brigham Young
" red on the 18th of March lasta-
a,sn KxHoSurD ssmrns-woMxS GENERALLY
LEAKY vCSus.
with 10 particularize little. and will commence
a ing whether any persons here are sick, and II so,
40 ell you what their disease IL, when j get ready
men and women fairly get sick so that they have 10
q led. What Is the natter 40 feel that cannot
I'd any longer" What Is the matter, sister, "My
b nd knows something that he cannot tell me-" DO
be Il you men know something that you cannot tell
,r uvesf 40, have received something In the en-
eni that dare not tell my wife, and do not know
. % do about It," The man who cannot know mil
y things that he would not tell his wife, will never
cowned In the celestial Kingdom never, never, never.
ouiot be; Il IA Impossible. And thai man who cannot
be- things without telling any other living being upon
ta-th-who cannot keep his secrets and those that
reveals 70 him.neyer can receive the voice NICE
a. ncs brother Hcber know things that do mott
= acts that have slept In his bosom from the time
/, new him. Did he ever have thought, Al vish, or
lr 10 tell them 10 mep No. 10 know anything that
lou ID keep fast locked in my own bosomp Yes, thou
dn Of things pertaining 70 otbor people that ought 70
~ in the silent grave. DO those things 90 from me
osee puJlish them In paper. Not that wish 70
VI ne the ability talent and integrity Of women for /
h many women 10 whom would rather reveal any
that ought 10 be revealed Than 10 nine hundred and
gly nine cot OF thousand men IN this church. l
hat many can keep secrets, but that Is TO reason
should tell fhem my secrets When find a person
good at keeping a secret, 80 am /; you can keep
f and mine Now, want 10 tell you thai which
~ many Of You do not know. Should you receive
or revelason from the Almighty, one that the Lord
you concerning yourselves or this people, but which
rson, or because II ought not 10 DO known by the
Al present, you should shut Il up and seal II ~
!, md lock Il a ught ~ heaven v 70 you, and
} Il a. secret ~ the grave. The Lord has no conf
I'm those who reveal secrets for he cannot safely
lmsef 70 such persons. II IN a. much NJ he can do
q particle OF sense into some OF the best and most
ital In The church In regard 70 real confidence
al nselves. They csnnos keep things within their
o. g. they are like great many boys and men that
be- seen, who would cause even Q sxpencs, when
q The m, 10 become so hot that would burn through
cckes Of q new vest pair o. pAntaloons if they
lot spend H. could MOI stay with them; they
a feel 20 tied up because they obliged 10 keep IL,
ne very IRE Of dsoonientment would cadse II 70 burn
% al the pocket, and they would lose the sixpenoc
the case with great many Of tho ELDERS of Israel
cgard 10 keeping secrets They burn with the idea,
know things thai Brother Brigham does NOT under
Bless your souls, ! guest voc do. Don't you
that there are como things that you do NOT ui-
IP "There may be some things which do not
siafd." That Is ~ much ~ 70 say, "I knos
~ than you" ! am glad a u, n you do. I
hat voc knew dozen umn more. when you zee
q on OF tpat character, be has soupdncss within
person understands God and godlness, the prin.
~ NJ heaven, the principle of integrity and the Lord
anything 70 that individual, matter what, unless
e. permission 70 disclose u, h " locked MP 10 eernal
> And when persons have proven W their meesen-
ne Lord says, can reveal anything 10 them, because
ever win ciecIose Il until Ell Them To- lake par.
Z any other character, and tney sap the foundation
oonhdence they ought 70 have In themselves and In
'od. " yes onsssse< Aars confidence In God, NV and
y " ysysaues. fyou lay on hands for the recovery
Pc tick, or for The reception u The Holy Ghost on 10
% H curse, unless you know thAs God hcArs Won and