The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14

brazer,l brewer, bAckiDgmaker, bladeforser.
chemists IL cabinet makers, coopers calico dyer,
2S clerks cutters So carpenters, carder, coachma
kers, clohlappers, carriers, lcurrycomb maker,
cotton spinners, l ClOthdrawer, cuttermen cloth
dressers coach harnessmaker calico printers, com
positors, 8 combmakers carpet weaver, clogger,
makers. carriers coachmen, oandlemaker carvers,
! commission merchant, clothiers, confectioners
corkscrew maker, cotton wipe sizer, cardng master
copper and tin plate worker coachsmh, cattle DEALER
! Grassland.
IL dyers, dealers, dressers, Diapers dalKer,
designer, dolmaker druggists, dancing MUSTER,
diesinker, dentist.
engine filters, 40 engineers, 8 engravers edgetool
maker, 2 excava'0rs' ensiEpesmi'hs'
feltmonger 20 framework knitters, fancy dyers 100
farmers, feeders, filters, hremen, furnaceman
alecuters s.dressers asAn ar, dresser, ME
fruNerer, framesmith, fender maker
2gamekeepers 43 gardeners IL grocers, gastters,
gas lampmaker, gas tubemaker gassworkers, glass
stainer, glasscuuers, gun implement maker, ! gate
keeper grinder gas metermaker gun LOCK maker
general dealers
hackle and glpin scourer hairdressers hawkers,
horsenail forger, harneslmaker hempdrcsser har
ness man, haberdasher, house decorator
iropmongers, innkeepers, iron filter, iron mould
ers, bedstead filter, India rubber maker, iron
founders, iron stone contractor.
IS joiners jobbng smith, joiner and cabinet maker,
jeweler, kniiegrinder.
Asst Iaborers of all kinds linen weaver acemakers,
land agent. law ssoner lead miner lime burner
lampmaker, linen draper lawyer
mariners, master mariners, moulders, milman 1
milk dealer maltster, machine makers, milwrights,
manager mil~arper'l musician
lnecdlemaker, naval officer mailer, ncedleponter.
8 overlookers, i omnibus conductor, oil refner, 20
omakers, oil merchant.
plumbers and GLACIERS print colorer Is painters IL
potters ploughmen, printers IL plasterers, piano
forte maker, piman puddlers, papermakers por-
ters pearwoker, piercers, perfumer, packers,
potburner, pressers, pointsman, pencier Tor en-
gravers, pressman, pawnbroker, polsher plate
layers patternmaker, plat dealer pattern designer
lpenbade grinder, physician.
3quarrymen
6ropemakors, ribbon weavers, reedmakers, rope
yarn backler, rollers, riggers ruemaker, railway
goods manager.
stewards, staymaker, schoomasters, silkwea.
vers silk manufacturer, % spinners, stationer, 10
Shepherds 81 smiths Is servants, shovel makers 80
sawyers skaters scalemaker II stone masons shop
keepers, salesman sailmakers, sweep silversmh
shipbuider, shipcarpenters, shipwrghs, stoker,
sizer, screwmaker, stonecutters, sorekeeper,
sugar refner, stone sawyer 1 strop pecker maker,
strument maker, sadder, sugar bakers, steel pen
maker.
"a taiors, trmmers, typefounder, tea dealers,
commercial travellers thread maker tolgate keeper
teamster, tanners, tobacconist, twner, timer
throse tender trimming maker, tape inisher twist
hand, i mbeknife halter.
2upholsterers, umbreamakers.
veum binder, wallets, vcemaker, velvet
2warpers, o weavers, watch glass makers, 3 watch
makers 3 wood turner's wool combers IL wheewrights
2whitesmths warehousemen, l wiredrawer, wood
man, 2woolspinners, warpdressers winder, i watch
and clockmaker.
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The above compiled from the list of emigrants from
1850 to 1854 only The whole list would doubtless hav
been been more satisfactory but presume 1t not pos
sessed by the Mormons themselves til easy to per
ceevc that had the emigration Of such class OF person
continued the continually increasing ratio OF the latte
years, that, before many years, Brigham would hav
drawn from this country mechanics enough TO have fur
cnce and comfort Of life. II is difficult business for
Of his stamp Of character with such resources TO
the nucleus Of an Independent republic, kingdom, empr
anything else Of any other name he might prefer
There many items Of interest connected with tn
history this emigration which would doubtless repa
| research and reflection, but facts connected witt
the Mormon movement will be OF higher value TO you
the present time than philosophy on the conducting OF
surplus population from one country 70 another, sha
not indulge in anything that might still lengthen thi
already lengthy communication Think, however, some
thing be added the manner in which the emigra
ton has been conducted the general character OF th
emgrants, their hopes and anticipations.
The Emigration Committee OF the House OF Commons
during investigation In 1854 the Of
ing emigration TO the United States, paid quite compi
ment to the Mormon agent for the arrangements for con
Quoting their emigration from Liverpool 10 Utah For tn
|
mon Church has always resided in Liverpool, that por
offering greater facilities than any other for procuring
sells for passenger transportation 10 tho United States
Besides being about cqui.d IRON the extremes
England Scotland and Ireland, the expense Of rawa!
travel 70 the port Of embarcaton about the same
the three Baonaltes BY the arrangement Of the agent
the emgrans, on their arrival In Liverpool, generally ha
board thereby saving hotel charges and the plum
derng TO which strangers there arc subject from sbarp
crs" The day which the vessel sails the agent ap
points president and two councillors, 10 whom Is com
nitted the whole charge Of souls, bodies and provi
sons. BY this presidency, and with the Sanction
Of the emigrants, eight others are chosen, VIII,
divide the ship into a. many wards and each ON,
presides ward that at given hours, the emil
grants rise IN the morning pray, get their provisions d.
their cooking clean their berths live In peace through
the day, say their prayers again in the evening, put
their lights at given hour and go TO bed. Thus they
glory beyond the This order Of authorit,
being observed from port 70 port much OF the fear ant
apprehension OF danger by fire and many of the tria
by the way are avoided.
From work published in this city in 1851 extract al
interesting paragraph two the relationship OF thu
MormoDs board, which was furnished the publisher BY
the principal manager OF Liverpool and New Orleans
4 shipping agency. lie says
These emgrants generally take with them the nipple
ments necessary pursue their occupation the Sal
| lake valley, and II is no unusual thing 10 percev,
Crevious TO the ship leaving the dock) watchmakc
with his tools spread out upon his box, busy examining
and repairing the watches OF tho 'brcthrcn cutler
display ing 10 his fellow passengers samples OF his hand
craft which he is bringing out with him. or tho
stock thus taken out is small when placed in the seal,
with the speculaons OF commercial men, but judgns
from the enormous quantity OF boxes generally taken ~
these people In aggregate, IL large indeed. Many
these families have -four, Ave- six boxes bound
hoped with iron, marked Not wanted the passage,
and which slowed away In the ships hold These al
contain implements OF husbandry trade. have seen
with Mormons board ship, piano placed before one
berth, and opposite the very next auavellng cutler:
machine for grinding knives &c. Indeed IL genera
complaint with captains that the quantity Of luggage put
board with Mormons quite takes them by SURPRISE and
often sinks the ships upwards Of inch deeper in tho
water than they would otherwise have allowed her VI
?, Anr sing cnmnlrnent the order estahshed