Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-16


I,ronrAxr FROM UrAn-I eeol.,tioa among The
Srints- -Nassaere or 4. oostdte,.-Th Sseramtn-
70 Union contains important news from the Val
ley of the Great Salt Lake. 1t viii be seen that
the Mormons are not only xaging war against
peaceful and unofFending citizens. but that SC
rions disSensipns are rapidly thinning their own
ranks. and that many of them haze already left
for the Atlantic States. The Union says:
Crandall'S pioneer coach arrived in our city
al one o'clock this afternoon, from Carson
Valley, with the express matter, the mails, and
MISUNDERSTANDING time 10 hours. Dates
from Salt Lake are to May 80.
3Ir. Wilkins, who came passenger, is direct
from Salt Lake, where he has been residing for
nine months having had to fee with his family
10 California.
! Brigham Young las heretofore reported) had
gone North with his expedition, fully equipped,
with three months provisions, md train o. 80
wagons. Various riIn DTS were atiOat as To Its
object. Tic most important and conclusive Is.
that ne has gone in search If a locality to defend
the faithfui against the expected troops f.on the
East. lie exhorts all the Saints ifit comes TO
fight, 10 kill each his man, and his salvation is
secured.
( The destroying angels arc busily engaged at
their heilish work numbering and ro5bing those
+ who are apostates-
/ wilkins and party Is composed of twenty.siS
/ pea sons, eight of whom are women. After lea
/ wing Salt Lake they were arrested by large
party of MOrmonS, and taken back on charge
Of horse stealing. As no evidence, even for a
Mormon court, was Offered against them, they
were discharged, at the request of one MeSiek,
i who knew them at San EranciSco-he buias the
Clerk of the Court After that they wsr hun
ted like wolves, night and day. Until they
REACHED Goose Creek mountains, over Oh hum
i ired miles from Salt Lake, u hen the BE. ,nonS
made charge on them. and killed six Z: ;heir
animals.
4 one-half Of the population would leave. and
will do So il the Government sends a sufficient
/ force to project them.
/ Bringham declares tat If the Saints will
I stand by him and the Church, he will be PreSi-
6sut of the United States in less than ten years.
r Williams, the lawyer, had fed The destroy
ling angsls were on his track, and ii was not
known If he escaped them. Open and avOwed
murder of al who have and are becoming Oh
noNiouS IS advocated in public asSenI5lageS; in
I fact, an offer was publicly made in a meeting
!, by one of the faithful, to murder two Gentle
traders at Box Elder, near the city, who had
incurred the diSpIrasure of Elder Lorenzo Saow,
( if they did not leave ty June 1.
t train Of one hundred Wagons had leIt Salt
I Lake, bound for the States, all of which be-
longed to Apostles
/ New diScensions are continually arising. That
which causes tao most ili-feelins is Brigham
families have been put cat Of the way. a. Ihey
call It, on suspicion Of their bsirg aps,Sttte by
which means they pTevcni the family from !czv-E
ing. Several who heretofore have been in the
confidence Of high priests are known to have
been murdered in attempting to lxayc sccTrily
Seven ladies. with their families. whose has
bands had made their escape, begged to be IA
ken away by Wilkins party. expecting daily TO
see some Of their number drasgsri away 10 tie
harem of some Il the annoiated.
Brigham breaches open rebellion To al at
ternptS on the part Of the Government 70 csszts-
foothold IN his territory. He has irlauguratesI
new law, by which he governs dis0btdicnt
EiScS, by degrading and making mcuiaIS Of
llietn, depriving them of the right TO marry or
have protector. It is called an Earthly Hell
The FoVKTHI N JiEEH ASE.-The resident Amer
leans A. GottinSeU, Germany, ceIebratelI the
Fourth OF July by dinner at the .'Krone. ,
The United States Consul at Hanover vas pres
emf The room was beautifully deco.ateti with
the national cOlOts- England, France and Ire
land wee represented at the table by guests
Eom those respective countries
TuE Ner York 7tiJnAe SAYS that the late
t1ck OF Mrs. Cunningham, Is characteristic Of
the ErnIlY.1 ard that an older SSsfa- >, 1af-