The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIE AREA MoRMoSIsM
am for going upward, increasing and going ahead,
kingdom here shall be end. The Saints must go ahead,
increase expand and break firth tho right and on the
Fhe hive of Deseret must TO on swsrmne for there are
os Of young bees in it, and there will be more We
want 70 prepare this place To receive our Children and
have them sanced by the OF God so that our
emes cannot step that because Of the sancy
ing that has been administered by the servants Of
God believe will tell hule dream had about the
millennium thought saw Brother Brigham with
broom IN his hand sweeping place in the ground, and
the dust ied his broom as he kept moving IT. the br om
penetrated the ground where became harder and harder
Where no swee ng no larger than the bottom of
po,ash bc'tle There on the ground lot Of little
said to me, "Donr they look CLEANUP "Yes," replied,
"bnt what are you doing here "reparng for the mil
you preparing" 40, yes ;" he said, "but there Is
plenty Of room To enlarge it,"
PROCLAMATION.
J. Brigham Young, Governor OF the Territory Of Utah,
order and erect that special election be held In each Of
the organized counties Of said Territory the sixth day
Of April next the usual places Of holding elections,
the purpose or eectng Northumberland 70 command
said election viii be held according the existing laws
Of he TER ory regulating general elections
caused the cal OF said Territory 10 affixed Sreai Salt
Lake City tas second day Of March, A. D. thousand
eight huDd red and uy and Of the Independence OF
BRIGHAM YOUNG, Governor.
By the Governor-W II. HOOPER, Secretary pro tena.,
BREAKING GROUND FOR TABERNACLE.
CfTY BoJNrFUI, Feb. Is, 1857.
Presum,Dg may not be embarrassing beg acquant
you Of late movement in preparing taber.
nacle wherein the ctix ans of Bounful NAV
meet to worship God.
On Thur, day. February 49, the citizens turned ont for
purpof CT dcdicsng and kipg the ground prepara
wide.
MeA NJ, formed In the following ORDER
i. Brass band preceded by the narshal of the day.
z Capt William d. Walton, company Of N ounted rifles;
nag motto Ever pGsp par not to be scared
ing the Books of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants and
hos, preceded By banner Of blue and gold; motto
The bishop and his councillors bearing the city re-
cords, preceded by the ward flag motto, "lndustry."
Writing bishop and the master builder with the draft
Of blue and gold; motto, "Wiedom."
Twenty -four Mothers In Israel.
g. Twenty four boys, with banner; motto "Mormon
Boys"
Twenty four girls with banner blue and gold; motto
TO- Twenty four young men, banner blue and gold;
motto BY truth we conquer"
H. Twenty four young women, banner blue and gold !;
motto, "PuTity and virtue"
T. The citizens and their families, preceded by ban
ner motto, "Hail 10 our martyred prophet"
IS Capt James Fackerells company OF infantry
furled and music. W
square around the buildM site, when President Snow
offered the dedication prayer after which he delivered an
break the southeast corner Of the ground.
Procession reformed, countermarched, choir singing
mIo, the Gentle chain is broken" marched 70 the
Marshal Of the cay and the Bishop the assembly dis
missed.
splendid dinner was provided by the Bishep 10 the
distinguished VISITORS the ward authorities the officers Of
the day. the band and their ladies' After dinner the
pany was agreeaby entertained by the performances Of
The day pleasant and altogether propous for the
occasion. A good spirit and good order was manifest
Yours truly, In the new and everlasting covenant,
I I%5xis i = Ssi,ru 4 Ssa%asss g:
THE NEW SUGAR CANE.
The chicago Free Pres has article which exhibits
very encouraging results from experiments with the
Chinese sugar in Wabash county, Illinois, last
am well convinced that in 1860 the Southern planter will
have no sale for his sugar in the State Of Illinois. From
present indications there win be hundred Of
Chinese sugar raised In Wabash county next year
which will save the county $4,000"
In addition TO the above and what have already
printed ON this subject, may not be s to mention
few suggestions and facts reported by Hon. J. N Becn-
hsel, delegate from Utah. He writes that the Chinese
sugar should not be planted chocolate corn
broom corn, and other kinds Of those kindred varieties
will mix with them aud deterorae. Is recommended
TO plant in rows or feet apart and one seed in place
distances of foot apart In tho The time for
planting Is the that for planting early corn and
the preparation OF the ground and times OF watering and
Of filling the for the varieties
OF corn with the exception tina, the succors are not TO be
pulled on.
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highly nutritious TO horses cattle ana hogs, and that two
crops be raised from the roots in season
Also that the stalks from will afford juice TOR 40
gallons VI excellent moases the from which Is said
70 be equal to New Orleans sugar.
A small quantity planted and ripcned in this city
last season. notwithstanding the very late arrival Of the
seed by mall We have not learned thaa any use was
Br. wagsiai has already received number Of small
parcels Of the sugar seed, and will probably be able
TO spare css those who wish 10 experiment
with produc, whih already proven 10 be congcn to
soil and climate, which u highly spoken or and
which, n the half that printed about Is true, bids
90 fair W be Of gresl benefit 70 the inhabitants Of Utah.
' bernneei ma advised Gov young mat box o. seed
that the utmost pains should be taken with the email guam
ty On band, in order to vest different soils, localities "a,
this season, II possible.
BIO COTTONWOOD CANAL.
On The I'm Inst, In company with Gov. Young, Deut
Zen g u n Wells, surveyor General =, " rox, hshop y
we participated In very pleasant Trip for the purpose u
viewing portion OF the heavy work dope and the
bad been invited TO lend the supernendents the aid OF
oounses and suggestions. We much surprised by
grades and wide ravinos, and highly peascd With
the real and energy manifested by the isborers nom tho
different wards and that they win no, cease in any
reasonable efforts until The canal IN IN condition afford
for fields and gardens, and " float laden with
granite for the Temple and other magnificent buildings.
GARDENING.
Spring n opening very mildly, and many already
busiy engaged In sowing pas, parsns, carrots enions
lettuce &C. ako in sowing rsdsbes and bce, and plant
ing POTATOES tor early use.
ASPARAGUS,
Grown the open air, grsced The dinner table Of Gsv
Young the I'd inst.
MORE MORMON grMoRs.
The Washington correspondent of The Baltimore .Vssp
says:-
information winch have received from gentlemen new
here from Iowa and Utah contradictory q the rumorcd
abdicaion and fight Of Governor Brigham Young from
Utah. On the contrary, Is believed that he s diligently
and zeaousy engaged In Strengthening his position, pre-
Jarafory expected conct with tho United States
thcrics, In the event Of his election from Office lie has
army Of 500 men, who well appointed and equip
ped, and are every day uncer drill
tits very true, however, that dseensions among the
Mormons have arisen which threaten overthrow bis
POWER and perhaps 10 break up the political and religious
org anizaiion upon which founded. The danger
that he may be strengthened by exterior hostility 10 MOI
mon institutions.
Is supposed that Major McCuloch win accept 40
poin ment OF Governor In which he will arrive here
IN few days and receive his instructions. II viii be
coessry 10 give him The aid Of military force at least
equal 10 that which Brigham Young may be able W bring
into the hed In OF collision with the federal govern