The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-08
Murder OF Providence Man In Utah.

Correspondence of the Providence JournalI
send you the following extracts Of "A letter written by
friend the ~ highly esteemed brother clergyman
for insertion III the Journal, hoping the fact therein
tailed may have general interest for your readers AMI
special interest for the friends and relatives Of George
Brown, whose innocent blood cries heaven tor ven.
gesnoe UPON his guilty murderers.
should the relatives this communication, and desire
further Information than gives. they address their
inquiries, ny letter, TO Rev L. b Grcsh. Andcrsonburg,
study IL Bfoad street ITovid, ice T. ID CooK'
PROVIDENCE Nov. 2 1857.
Extracts oi letter dated Gold Canon a. T., August %
1851
In addition 70 this misfortune ian accident 10 one of the
brothers, we have had another. George Brown,
ntinate friend this side the mountains and one Of
the few right good men IN Utah has been murdered at
Lravcy lord. the H. mbOldt by tran Of hlophir-ty
Indian. numbering Arkansans, and charged by them
With cattle stealing He and two others Thomas and
John JoueS) were there traders with the immigrants
So many accounts Of the affair circulation that Is
yet impossible e. get AZ the truth The probable
story this-Bustar train (the murderers commenced
k,llnc Indians indscrminatey Fort Laramie, and
followed w ine business uhul they came 10 brown post
(somc say that their atrocities got the United states
troops at Laramie alter thcm and that Bustar escaped
only by going on ahead Of hts tran) AZ Browns post
they turned out their cattle without watch guard
Cravey Ford right IN the heart Of the shoshonees
try ana Tor the past w years the shoh0nees have been
quite troub which by the bye the Mormons
generally held responsible by Of the settlers
here. During the night the ndians killed head
Of the stock six seven. Busar and his party
Brown anu In party Of beng 10 league with
the Indians, aud fen On them aud murdered them
isstars train. Il would appear, altogether ~
massacre part 81 the train came - the lost, when
them recognized poor Brown and told tho ta sderers
that they haa kled one Of the best men ,th. and
that he surely could not have been guilty rhe tram
fastened on RAPIDLY o. California by the route
tearing 70 rass through Carson. Report says that
they killed another traior--1ter numbering
Brown and hs party one thing sure they could never
have got thrpu g Carson Tom 0ie- the sou ~
one settlers John Jones Wa an APOSTLE Mormon
who compelled b. leave salt lake lat spring. ~
Rrptam's destroying angels" after him Tom
Jones bears cool Characteristic othcr a stranger
here Bot y owns death has excited universal ind goa
ton and the charge against hi. character l. unvcr
dsbeeyed IN fact, 40 man could bear higher Chlrac
ter than poor Brown. In community way usun
EGheu To- virtue ali bore testimony o. hi worth
tcgrty What property he hsd with him 4. uear a.
We can ascertain an the post sacked aud robbed by
Brown bachelor. native ~ Rhode lslsni prov.
dtncc, We think , aud lived some tune IN Nc~ YORK ~
Eht blue eyes from 10 "a 4s vp4ra ~ are -hpa.4ts
BY trade. fond 0f travelling ami great wanderer ~
came g. California 10 ls4.-rciurne e. the states ia 1850
came iack again IN 1851 The hrst trim hibcr va
through McyiCo. and the last by Wy ~ ranatna IL,
came TO Utah Carson Valley . The spring n isSe.
New Carriage Tor the Postmaster General.
Prom The fiiladst hia rennsy lvinian. Nov. ~
We aa the graf hcaiun Of inspect ng yesterday 4 neau.
tiul equpage fog The ion A. V Brown, The bHuaster
General ~ the United State which Ia point 81 il lial
workmanship aud ta-te viii We with anything ever
prouuCcd IN this country. The carriage si b. TERMED
elose qnartercd coach having gass tnc sis. *
ceIt the windows 81 The door. aud painted ~ 4 frI
dark green with black pancls Il hung ~ crane meek
sbeckes the body beng entirely dct,s hca from the
achmans seat which !. nearly level with thu tn,
Of the carriage aud provided With toll hammer ,ioh
covering, eiatoraicy wrought well gaper for
usr IN bad weather The boot, under part " e Ooth
mans seat. D. somewhat novel design, both the trout
aud beng oval. while behind /. a handsomely
covered standing tor the uO'man. Tho lining the
interior j 81 rich green su1 gold rotene WITH all tie
other trimmings a. pond 81 the padding o The
harness. The hammer cloth . rich dark green with
heavy bullion fringe ~ match while the lonan hpdrrs
are heavy SIN cord IN large tascs Of the same ma
teria There entire absence ~ all outward display
If mounting the handles ~ the doof the car. ~ the
hubs aud the small ornaments n tn reflector only hong
Of GOLD plate The carriage i finished Throughout ~ i
style &c unsurpassed skill 10 worknfnshn, sBn uutnz
DOES beauty and manifest comfort, ~ durability
VIII challenge admiration specimen ri lhilais ph
haudiCraft
Tho harness which + ~ accompany the oafraIr Il
marked throughout With the most elaborate GBb mai
excellence The mourtugs All Ole gilt very rich and
susth 70 correspDG With The mounings ~ tho catTagc
Whe We ouifr portions u the massive parts ~ fe
harness arc 81 Tpfn leather, thc stitching pna padding
tF VIII Tho carriage Innings. Tho molutueg,
r,tu n ~ carfage sud harness bear dlstnggehing
nc uu,sies are hfc gilt the bits and says ~ pJs he'd
sbei 10. caffaec sud harness have Cons,rnena
throughui vhh teg.rd 10 appropriasBess a. the
utt anu the cgnpcteness of the whole ami are t0.e
mF IrHctt triumph " skin in th department n ma
hWac'ufc me carriage has been pronounced hy gentle
mn " tNhhsNs uavcl ~ Europe uncaualcd true eie
esb'e h0 se bp hny thing they have ever seen abroad
Inc COZ o iht cgaRe vii bc about $1,000 AMI We are
certain thi hoilg more elegant ini tasteful will and H.
way upon Pctn-yvania avenue during lby approaching
gay season ~ tbc national capnl