New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28

The mormon- are no doubt an ignorant f...x,.
a. they have in their creed and tbei, sucn isse
paraIetrd elrewhcre in th.- are 4 s..-~-, ~
where to find aparallel 10 1t in any asp 49,
history Of Mohnmrned word from Bingham -
il held in more respect by the Mornons az. =.
weigbty. formal and solemn command fros ,x e mos
ident aud Congress of the United S,ates Va rnes-
orders il done, no matter whst the o,de,
ordered The Mormoss in Carson Valley 70 y,c. Ne
san Lake, ana they went. Many had been $40
lished for i've or six yeers in thai valley, 49,
become wealthy; they had made fs,u,s.' ~ ~ sse
nshed them with all the comfort. Of ;s. "a oo Ns
the u,uries--n ~ far those werr ois.;..ilSy
new country, remote rom The great cesien Of com
They had fine houses. f,noe. bar. ~ oo.-
gardens and fields, ard. at the word .n .ss
were sacrificed by who had po,hps !, "a ,ee~
refusal. Gentle reghbors We're aLands., .A s uo
ly and willing to protect any Mormoa Who sSos.S Ssa
fuse 10 obey Brighasns request, but nine bupd,S "
sixty-eght persons sold their property for ruch 49,
M could be- obtained At few days notice FINN o.
tiles in the Valley, and started joyfuly 10 obsv D.
word Of Brgh According 10 Exodus the .r,s..s
I.ws in The wilderness paid fer less respect 10 ~
and scarcely 80 much to the Almighty hulself -
An exodus similar 10 that oi Carson Valley !. sl,.
TO take place nj San Bernardno. There the M.r,,.s
have been settled for nearly seven years, and IA
made the place OF the most beautiful in the So.
aDe II is u WE'LL known fact that they greatly ~,
tached To- the place, and were exceedingly progA -
the manner in which they had built II up ani 1891
fed il. Farms house,, orchards, vneyardS ~ ki.I.
Of property which cannot curry itself o. be earre@ I,
a wagon, il being sold TO Gentle speculators xSa
hurried IN To buy for 81 what IL worth $40. Them ~
At Carson Valley there is no hesitation among tho.
who have hitherto had good standing 10 the chunh
Jefferson Hunt, Assemby imam elsct Of the Ieg.sisrr
of this State from san Bernariino goes with the OH.
ers. He offers saw-mill which cot ssso0O e.
So 800 Mr. Stark, brother of the well-knvp aetos
has sod horse valued at more than g. 600 for Am
American cows worth here 4l0o y, the least are "a
ing there at from So To s3j; and work-oxea are s
for about hall their value. Furniture goes Al tbo
buyers own price. The Mcrmons not only wish 70
gel money for property which they cannot carry on
but they want money 10 buy arms and smmuntios.
A correspondent of The BHAstiR, writing from Sen
Bernardno, says that the Mormons there have sest
four or FIVE tuns of gunpowder several Of 70
yolvers and large number Of rifles 10 Salt Lake.
The Mormon population of San Bernardipo nuu.
beers 800, and according TO report they oil 10 Co.
Those who are too poor to provide wagons for Tie
conveyance of their scanty provisions cooking utes-
ills. clothing and bedding are to be furnished with
wagons by the more wealthy, 10 be lef behind
and brought on by wagons which viii be sent back.
According to rumor they expect to winter at the Ora
settlements, about 800 miles from San Bernndne.
The i.Os Angeles correspondent oi INC dn@ Wut3
under date Of Nov. %:
"Fmy f,. fsmIes ar ssd 70 have ef that valley lsa ve
They 60 qulcty the evening thy are about TOM AND
morning tney are i To-. sen ,b bon.s in ths valley a.
dience commands u their chief Men. wonen ana ~
dr.n OF without .nd with . ,, ,p ~
fsh ana destroy their enemies It h. teniblehe hu -<ass
and blind obedience these PsoP nD sI h - " ~
that dos, asd.n,y .ay We viii DIE before We submit D.
va. which have ben made aa g,esnee coneens me se
s ns' H. ~ w. o IN 3s P ia n 80, -
that wsrks MUNITIONS may pa.. nossted and The enemy
whether they BE- MomoDs Indians allowed to come and
leisurs."
The MormOns seem TO have o wonderful faculty fT
conciliatng the Indians; and 1t IL reported Los
Angeles that the numerous uloe Oh ,he cshunas 40
going OIL To Salt Lake "th ,bs people u oan Deanss.
dino It's generally cSneeaea ny VINO nsve nvsa
among the M9rm2ns Una. no pr r., n n,vak 49,
Reaceaoly ana qr1e.y .n"I ~. g. ~ 49,.
Inc euilor VI I"e Aee dns 49, ~. $3.50.
newspaper 10 Dan neIu"toino' '"us "'u' '~'"" !"
DIS departing neighpors: -.
~Froua acquaintance With the people 81 San nnn3n
law aSans conrsy undcr srss. dssdssntss M, ~
cultivated their fairs and caused the rsnch which wa ss
their occupation, almost uprodiive 70 with the chc
products Of the field AID "a. sieu With their pecassde
religion or church We hsye nothing 70 to.e know then -
s'Ta e'.i1'H', 'na els,r'lI' ss"y - .no
De7e Tue Peop.e =, Jnn ",hn our o,;,sns
ioo~c 'n.e, vi 'out lint" o. .'g'v ~ 'i 49,
many on WHOM arc NJ" VA TUG wy WYNN '"'
ing Salhs; A.. u,.,...L ~.
On tne I,h ut lhe In.'as "n .,s .ia a. ~, a.,
yafion inade an outorrah ana a,o"pu ~. 70 s,u u'
Government agent IN sharge, out ps o,ve'yu .nenl,
ana ten OF tneir number wele hnsu we n n,,. ~
satisfactory e1plan'HIGn VI '"o s"uS'' """ '"'N
stances o. Ihs ouLo n. .,.,a, os,hs Halted s..ts.
Judges iionnlan ana ~ ,a.. ~ I,d,a s,;n .
Dis'nc. oouis , ~ i,.s rssc,aS The cls;1 If
as+ocateE eoo 1870 1890 =; ~. nas.sru a.. 20
rame, 10 go au,. VI iI, erant prpors 10 hsyr
LIE LIE omy aNo -, 49, ao,b Jure lsiS 10 Rsnito Diaz
oegn p,aue "a ~. ' lin ~ Thnma. n Tsykip in lac
anu wn1 Tt ~ a.., la sor an 600 in isjo'
I unf pher ,Sbo % now the scusi party in 10.
49,, =, o,a;,aa1, ,housb init ,as brought n III
naus 90 PAINE '"'Ne"
Snmc acc,,s,,iops have lately been made through
the nress of ths rtv against senator Gwin-such a.
.b, 30 =; br;had 90 &c. tba Pacific Mail Sseanshp
Company. and 20 forth. The GlOJe, the Administers
tion ORGAN In this cty has published long defense Cd
our Senator taxing IN the various sas
b., .n a. rss'.rrd -, th., os hy hs;nv dead.