Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01

ss, si,s,r stat
Inn n nos,,,ra tar,,,s .that n. senaration of
sstbe kingdor,,s rom eyarv other kingdom is
close at hand.-L,n ether words, that the act of |
covarrmant Il, dis,a,oh;r,, t,no,,s against Utah
IL 10 10 cnsiiorad e,ir ,rro,nd tnr ysfnsin0 10
viela obedIerce, to Fedsrsi law. Brigbem.
moreova ass',rts that shonIH C,oversnent
sand Other at,lni,is g. IItah ~ Tho e,n,a st,mn
a. thosa ,ybo ha,,o oF,ro hsan con,t,iaaion
al sa,ha III, -sis -. ,har tsanfr- ~,
hundred soidiars "a nrotect them from N ormon
farv.,, Wa lie M foJlou,ing axtracts from
one or Rr,rban,ss snsochas'
ssTbe tinea n,,,st c,s,,,a ,,her tbara will M n
senaration between this lii cd o,n and ina King
doms Of tbe world. eyen In every noint of view.
Tho fine mnst coma when mis- kingdom must
be free ard indenendent from All other kInr-
doms. Are Won nrenared 10 have the thread
cut to-day7 as'
fsNow, let me tell you one thing. l shall
take as witness that God designs to cut the
thread between MS and the world, whenan army
undertakes to make their appearance in this
Territory to chastise me, or to destroy my
life from the earth. lay IL down that right is
or at least should be might with Heaven, with
Its servants, and with all its people on the
earth. As for the rest, we Will wait little
while to see but shall take hostile move
ment by our enemies as an evidence that 1t is
time for the thread to be cut, think that we
| viii find three hundred who will lap water and
we can whip out the Mldianltes. Brother
Heber said he could turn out lis women, and
they would whip them. Task no odds of the
wicked, the best way they can fix il.
| But woe, woe to that man who comes here
to unawfnly. meddle with my affairs. Woe,
woe to those men who come here to unlawiully
| meddle with me and this people. swore In
| Nauyoo, when my enemies were looking me
| IN the face, that would send them to hell
across lots, it they meddled with me, and ask
no odds Of all hell to-day. II they kill mo, il
is all right bn, they Will not until the time
comes, and l think that shall die natural
death-at least, expect to. Would il moi
make any man or community angry to endure
and reflect upon the abuse our enomies have
heaped upon MS, and are still striving to pour
4 - : H~SP-S
The LAST VESSEL PROM THE WREoF OF TIT
| CENTRAL AMERIoA--No MOnE LIVES SAVED
--BosToS, Sept. 24.-The mysterious or nm
known schooner which passed under tile stcrr
OF the lost steamer Central America on the
evening Of tho wreck, and regarding which
mention has been made in several statements
| OF the passengers, proves to have been the
schooner FL Dorado, Capt. Stone. She arriv
ed at this port this afternoon, and the captain
makes the following report "0n the / 1th inst.
in lat. 20 40 long. rs 20, experienced terrible
hurricane, during the prevalence of which shs
lost her mainsail. On the 18th, at halt.past {
Z. NJ, in lat. 81 25, long. II 10, spoke thu
steamer Central America, the wind at tho tint
blowing gale. We laid under her lee unit
s 80 the following morning. Her lights disap
peared at 45 minutes after tho proyi GUS even
ing. Woie ship and run as near as possible t,
the spot, but saw nothing of the wreck or tn
passengers, either from the deck or aloft."
It had been hoped that this schooner, til
lights which had still been saen by some OF tn
rescued after the wreck, had succeeded II
picking up some of the unfortunate passengers
but she neither brings any nor did she Sc
, anything of them or tho vessel on themornin
! ioiiowlng me distressing calamity. The PAIN
lu " ihlerehEe, lherelore, IS that the remalnue
~ tle passeusers, oihcerS ana crew VIII neve
w hearu Folu nlore'
THE MAMMOTH STEAMsHIp (iREAT EAsrrnS
; This nautical leviathan is rapidly approach
ing completion. She is to be launched in Or
Z tober, and will make her first trip in February
, The London News of Sent. Sth, saws,
The hull is entire, its double machinery
2 and fitted, the bulwarks are partly IN, and Il,
2 internal fittings in such forward state as /
= show the launch is near Mt hand and that
0 necessary, tho Great Eastern could be read
: to make her first voyage by Christmas next
, Nearly l,5OO men are employed ON her dali,
and, though when spread about her acres :
J upper and lower decks, they seem Inf f.v
; they are in reality quite enough for the worl
and under their ncessant efforts each hour re-
. cords great progress made. Already some {
4 the cabins are finished and fitted to show tn
arrangements which are intended TO preva
n throughout. The paddle and screw engines
i when worked together at their highest powC
n VIII exert an effective force OF not less tina
r eleven thousand iiye vel hundred horse power,
a snlneleht 70 RAISE zVU,UyO gallons oil water
a the Top OF tue monument in less thau mlhu
OF 10 urive the machlhery oil all the cottd
o mills IN MASSACHUSETTS, Inc consumption
l. eoaI 10 produce thls amount OF loeomot'
Z; lorce Is estimated ~ aoout zoO TONS per ua,
IS BANK ACCOMMODATIONS 1.-The money edit,
j. of the Journal of Commerce has the folloy
d ing notice of a bank operation in Philade
J. phia:
e There is much written and uttered about II
l. illiberality of the banks. but those who con
n plain most would perhaps be most loud in the
n condemnation ii any trouble should con
ir through want of prudence on the part
e these institutions. We doubt il any Of OF
lie city banks have been as s'close'' as some
/, their sister institutions in PHILADELPHIA. IL
Ie reported that one bank there became 40 cost
N that a customer, little irrltated at the MICA
W une nolicy. drew n note for five dollars NJ mi
N ty DAYS, covered II down the back with m
"a class endorsements from his fellow snfIire,
IN pinned to II a ten dollar bill. of the same han
s. as as collateral' ana then offered u :or dlscoun
V inns was what Jeueuleh lohpRihs would CT
"hin"M ground
al FLOUR AND WHEAT AT THE SoUTH.-Tl
h. Charleston correspondent of the Memphis 81
s. letin writes
''It is estimated that the wheat crop of Te
nessee, Georgia, North and South Carolr
will amount to four and half million bushe
It. ana OF TINS amount, Charleston is likely to
y celVe zoO,OOS barrels Of hour, and l,OOO,O
81 bushels oil wheat FOR inc last nino mont
q there have been exported to Spain in this ci
=" 6O,OO0 barrels OF Hour. There are now