The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17


pcto'a~p ,ht,of 70 .u, Indian poliay rhe propos-s
tpr"y souid sreasy fsrs,sais sUon Ass's. aoa
bsf NJ ersb.s io 40 INTO oper4n ~iihou aaios 20 tne
Ell Are Uy+r TIRE bessnsy.
kis proposed met Territory shall BE- b~t.red
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~rh fad Doe me lst'ade u ~ degrees els
30 the ntth drg-se az g'tude; 'hsncs vnh aaii
krpiiudo to tina Creek Nmnail ssss soatnssls
Win raid range 10 the head " Lake I.s9s,,
III, he formed by said waters /, saii
l-ks sad shrcngb h- same io tn &c ~
,sR Turnm sDur1sry until sha ,sasa Dsiar Ntg, al
ear he !4n degree nj lvol toar. ta.nce ~l'h tae
uiark 10 the hat raser~ OF SIR
GIN river. iheoct to~a sAri stream 10 ia nLessc'oa
wnh 'ne Ko 'naoce fc~a ssrJ 'Nei TO the 10
eDurH Thsse h. SnSrrms sub ,aoo Jp1ArJs OF 80 000
square niles from cora 10 coo A eric cisers
tier tee COO pds,a we hrndsc' grea, and fertile vssys,
1905 hiis ccv.ssd ~nh pi.ossa. forests masaih sDs
Akss-@ O. at lcas. h, IN up tie towsT,ag mooos.,o.
,1ty lst lofg b. tssBty vide, aod 1000 fee, doso
~h'ie The hsge nounsaies TEN ~,sh tho richsst nina
rals
Ysur committee bslisve that The crlzsns within said
f~rtory have thu right 70 sxlecs o. the fste goyers
inert whsithsy ASK. fhey hslw thai paoo so7a
dstatirps demand II rney sAsisAed thai estab
~hn-,s" Territorial govern m-pt would .sni 10
scs the pub ic man 'rsvslrg soto sb-ouyh maize
ass and secure toe g.sat overland s"os he PaS &C.
far within limit, frt-ndy relations vita the
prssest hostile inaan tribes coesr,bas 70 the sup
preston q me n. rslun pover by the prot ctim
q isht sffd ~ tie dissai SIZED ueabsrs and N tho
present. exgebcy 70 that region might be, aud saos
etr'ainy ~onId be-, I" material AID 70 our m'sry
rsus SATISFIED aud mpes sed, your committee resi- ect
fDlk re,eTIt oil for the fOs ua,ico n ne~ rerrory
according N pe boundaries before recited 70 30 called
the Ierrn.ry Of Nevada
INTERMENT OF A MORMON ELDER IN CY-
PRESS HILLS CEMETERY FUNERAL CEIlE
MONIES IN WILLIAMSBURG.
The Mormons OF New York and Williamsburg
yesterday for the s, time In their history called 70 FOL-
low 10 II silent grave the mortal remains Of Of Tho
Utah missionaries 30 seldom does the messenger N
death vkt the ranks Of the elders while ABROAD
s0rafy duties, that the regarded BY The
faithful Of the very all ctops aad trying vs
taoDs Of Providence Probably not more, reporter
Informed, than half score Of Mormon m@si,oarics
died abroad Notwithstanding the large that
have been r. yelling In he nations.
Ibeoeoeseed elder Sc 81 Francis es'en, naive
Of Lorstoct Suffolk county, England Hsemaraos, xor
noSkm there in 1852 and the fclo-ing spring aco,n
panied bis xtbsr and family 70 Utah lie was soon
ordained q member Of the seth Qaosum OF Seventies
In the of 1885 he Of q number OF elders
who sent 10 the Apostle 0rsoo H. whsn
be Judge 70 Carson Valley rne deceased
Of the "boys" that could be counted on; accordingly he
was appointed to return Utah be capacity 70
Apostle p p. Pratt his return from bis mission
Chill and California 10 the fall Of 1856 be reoeivsd
mssho 70 England me nss night they canped in tho
mountains he csughs cold which led 70 consumption and
Death he arrived here from England In the beginning of
March, with email company Of elders, who were
turning for he defence Of Zion bu, his health per-
hitting him 70 face the hsrdshps and dangers Of "Trip 70
Utah be hAr since remained In williamsburg.
AZ IL O'Clock yesterday morning the funeral cortege
moved from the house where the elder died Cypress
Cemetery. Arrived there, venerable gentleman called
ihe Saints 70 ordor A circle formed round tue grave
end the sssembage sung Mormon funeral hymn snding
with
Vain The trophies wealth give
Hrs m'ry pects no scaiptcr's ART
Hes left . webs virtues live,
Like golden medals, In the heart
Aycung man. Of the elders, rave . short address
suited 70 The occasion, but thoroughly Hornon that
speaking highly OF tho virtues Of the deceAsodof the
| ssiecm which he was hsld by shose who know him,
and Of the glory Of Mamoaisn.
Asolenp prayer offered BY of the Utah elders,
In which "broiher Brigham" respectfully named a.
the object Of particular solcituis the pressnt Try ing
momcn. IN The hhtory of the church. Another hymn
ami . lengthy prayer BY the brsiher d the deceased
ended the emopy.
The most noticeable peculiarly Of the funeral yesssr.
day The eDcosing Of thc FIN In heavy pine box
On inquiry, reporter leaned that The rsmains OF The
deceased would have be taken Utah but for the un-
st,ilod sss Of things In that territory. me pine box
In Intended protection 70 The inside case shlle n is
necessary 70 Keep tho BODY here but return Of
gentle peace the last ~hhes OF The departed win DO a.
tended TO- and h body viii be transported 70 zon thai
In The nornrs Of The reurreston 10 mag rise In tho
MIDST Of hh family and friends