The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

BONNEVILLE, pocGE CouN1Y, n. T., July Z. 1858.
Forth Ct Jy On the FEortier-Coor's' Kane, az the Nor
Undsrednd Him-7he September Land Sales in
Ne5ro,ka-7Ac Ccmisg Elections for MEMBERS Of Ae Ter
ritorial Acknowledgements Ne,os dc
Tho anniversary OF nations independence passed o.
away out West here quietly and respectfully any Other
day. The decidedly eight times" the financial wsrld
found but few eht ones in Nebraska and indeed cello
bratcDs Of patriotic character but poorly atterdsd
TO in the West, compared with previous years.
We could not afford Al SArAtoga-a thriving town b..
tween Florence and Omaha City, In Douglas couusy-a
very respectable celebration had. Your CORES
poudent net there, though kindly Invited By one d
the managers Speeches. oratious &c, the order
OF the day AT several other paoes-NebraskA City, Elk
Horn City &c celebrations had but there was aos
the Interest manifested the ordinary Of Affairs
gone through with that usually cbaracerzes Fourth OF
Julys upon the frontier, for, said before We could
aot afford n
Since my last weeks letter 10 the HERALD tays haA
talk with ip.eIlges. Mormors concerning Cs.casi
Kane, OF whom I made mention ~ having passsd
through this secfica Of country sons weeks since.
strongly Inclined 10 the belief that although the Pro-
den and departments may head his Suggestions and he
may carried out formal le.ser Of iuuocucioa V
call whom msy concern" from President Buchanan thaa
his visit journey not much ordered urged By
the President ~ by Mr. Bernhise the representa-
tive from Utah In Congress. John n. Bernhse Of
those shrcvd quiet politicians ths often found in oar
and the beet Intssss OF his constituents The result *
this Utah expedition was easily seen By min In washing
ton and upen Communication With Col Kane, fec ccavi,csd
that the latter gentleman despatched ahead OF tho
"tryipg hour for Mormondom, TO- possible, Get tho
Mlrmots 70 take the step they have taken and In This
that the President In the secret and the effect Of IT
any eject Of the mission made msriest-wls II
dstdi movements. 80 much IRON reliable report Tns
public may smoke u, and imagine the rest
The September sales OF the public lands fer Nebrsska
canrct fail 10 attract hundreds Of capitalists hero VINO de-
sire 20 invest their surplus mesns 10 a. cnoce beautiful sof
fertile lanes ~ the sun ever shone upon; and ust
alone capitalists, but actual settlers, who may desire
By their pre- empios rights ne tracts Of l6o
each for homes and farms. large maio-iy-indcsd,
may safely say three ourths Of tie seters-are uupre
pared 10 eo,er her leo acre homestead 10 and Nm
probably be better OF By septic nber. rhsy generally
bold $50 acres IN their claim one half Of this not the
hands al the September sae and lie rcn these cbcics
leo acre pieces the most money viii DO made Money
cert per annum WIN The best Of real estate for security
The election for members Of Territorial Assembly
comcs of in August; ana although We have many quss-
the issue again will be the "vexed aoa constantly
troubled Capitol removal question" Candidates bJ
out all the Territory for have before
remarked, "umes are decidedly hard or usntv cod
chance " make three four dollars per day By
means 70 be sighted Men, Of course, under such ynS
circumstances viii become PATRIOTS. But laying aAsds
testing Nebraska stands 10 need this winter Of legs
acn Of far more benefit TO the people than the "Capoa
rcmoEA QuehOn. Crlmrh COCO N necneu. We nav
but the old iav Of England FAR appn
cable. apportonment, &c, &C., IN Absolutely
called for.
Gov. Richardson Is now absent from the rernsory-t
understand after his fsmiy--bu In expected back
few weeks, when he purposes visiting the western por
ton Of the Territory 10 become familiar with the psopss
and famiarize himself with their wants actual ina
Rnary He has feel assured, the power and viii be-
come very popular Official In Nesraska and can bst
Crops are TOW looking favorable. The Land once h
doing but little buslness with pre- smptors over
He~a the-a
building probably more than at any other point In pro-
portion 10 the population.