The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT. l6. 1857.
Thc Eseaped ConvIets.

The following description OF the nine conViets
..ho escaped from the State Prison on the 24th
nit. was furnished by the commissary, Mr.
pomerov. The revolt in which they escaped
was participated in by about fifty Of the worst
men in the prison. Lee Schell was among them,
bnt he was recaptured. Webster and Gher are
yell known in this section. Should any of the
others be lurking about this county they can
he readily recognized 10y the description.
J,NEs WEBsTER.-sentenced from Yuba coun-
~. February 1861, to 25 years Imprisonment
for Robbery and Grand Larceny. Age 22
years; Hight 5 feet and niue inches; complex
ion dark: eyes, light; hair, dark; scar on right
knee: small scars on shoulder blades; scar GA
left wrist; scar on left thumb
FRANK PERKINs-seutenced from Calaveras
county, April 1857, TO years imprisonment
for Grand Larceny; age. 20 years; hight, feet
inch: complexion light; eyes, blue; hair light;
flesh mole on left shoulder blade; small scar on
right elbow; scar Of vaccination on left arm
JOIN BRowN-sentenced from Calaveras coun-
tv: April 1857 to 20 years Imprisonment for
Robbery; age 26 years. hight feet l0l inches;
complexion, dark; eyes. light; hair, dark; scar
on right cheek.
PATRICK DONNELIY--sentenced from Caiavc-
ras county, October 1856; to lOyears lmprison-
ment for Burglary; age, q years. hight feet
light; Mermaid on left arm, shot wound on left
arm. below shoulder; shot mark on right hip
JAMES CURRY-sentenced from AmadOr coun-
ty, February. 1856; to years imprisonment
for Grand Larceny, age. 27 years. hight, feet
III inches; complexion, dark; eyes, grey; hair,
black; mole below right nipples two front teeth
broken off
NATHANIEL GREEN-sentenced from Placer
county, May. 1856; to 10 years imprisonment
for Grand Larceny; age. "A years; hight feet
l02 inches; complexion, dark; eyes. black; hair.
black; mole on right arm near shoulder; scars
of cut left thigh. Green having escaped Feb
ruary, 1857, was brought back under name Of
Henry Ellis, from San Joaquin county, June,
1857, on new charge Of Grand Larceny: SEN
tencad to years.
WALLACE CHER sentenced from Nevada
county, June, 1851, to 10 years Imprisonment
for robbery age 2S years; hight, feet inch;
complexion dark; eyes, dark; hair black; scar
Of shot Oil left shoulder blade; scar on back Of
neck.
THOMAS LAwRENCE--se sentenced from Stans
laus county. August, 1857, to 81 years impris-
oament for Grand Larceny, age, 22 years; hight
8 feet 7s inches; complexion. dark; eyes. gray;
hair auburn; small mole left side Of forehead;
w. +. p; W. NJ; heart and stars on left arm;
flag and hat on back Of left hand; Sioop and
coat of arms on right leg; liberty cap and
cNnnons on left thigh.
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county December, 1856 TO years imprison-
ment for Grand Larceny; age, 2l years; hight,
feet Sc inches; complexion sandy; eyes, dark;
hair, dark; game cock and spots on left arm;
anchor on left waist; anchor on right arm.
Later from Salt Lake via Los Angeles.
We are IN receipt of a Los AHgeles Star of the
9th instant, containing news from Salt Lake to
the 9th August, from which it appears that the
Saints are by no means as satisfied with the
movements Of the Administration in their re-
gard, as we have been led to believe. Brigham
Young recently delivered a discourse in the
Tabernacle. in which the following striking
passages occur:
Il wish TO make this proposition to Uncle
Sam. / will furnish carriages horses, the best
of drivers. aid the best food | have, to trans
port to the States every man, woman and child
that Wsihes 10 leave this place. If he will send
on his own expense all those that want TO come
10 Utah, aud we will gain thousand to their
one. as all who understand the matter very well
know 1t would have been much better TO have
loaded the wagons reported to be on the way
here, with men, women ard children, than with
provisions TO sustain soldiers, for they will new
er get here without We help them, neither do
think it is the design Of President Buchanan
that they should come here"
but woe, woe to that man who comes here
20 interfere with my affairs. Woe, woe to those
men who come here to meddle with me and THIS
people. sWOre in Nauvoo. when my enemies
were looking me in the face, that would send
them TO he'll across lots, if they meddled with
me, and ask no more odds OF hell to-day. If
they kill me it is all right; but they will not M
til the time comes, and think | shall die
natural death at least expect to-"
"They also began to count the cost of the eX-
pcdition of the few soldiers they were going to
send here. aud they found that it would cost
one third Of The revenue Of the United States
to send out 1900 troops to fight the "Mormons."
and that when they got here they would not be
"a breakfast spell for our women and children.
that we could whip them out, and then go out
to our days work. They well understand that
such a job would not detain MS from our peace
fui avocatons for even a day and if that num-
Der Of soldiers is going to cost them one third
Of the revenue. and that for a number which
our women and children can easily whip what
will it cost them to send enough 10 whip out
the men? A voice. 1T will cost them more
tnan they have got'l Yes"