New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

From SALT LAKr LADY, SAISr.-TL Preesd<see
Jeuna! has seea . letter from one Of the Mormon
women at Sah Lake City, written TO her daughter in
this vicinity. She descrbes her situation there az very
comfortable, and writes with full confidence Of the
cury Of the Sants underline protection Of the prophet;
he scouts the idea that they can be harmed BY the
United States troops. She says:
IL espect YOU have heard the loud talk Of Uncle
SANS great big army coming up to XIII the ssin,.
NV Il YOU did but know how the saints rejoice ct
The folly If the poor Genties There sre abJut four
thousand on the border of our Territory with si ha1
drrd wagous, one naked mule to draw them an the
r,st having died. The nsSH are sHffng ~ t<'sor
oIopt knadred and Gtte,n miles from a., hs"S en-
,kt,, markers day. and hree-9aGrteTs ~ poaad ~
ktrf q tcrk Thus you see that the Old p7ophess
words are fulfilled: Whoever shall light agaiost L.so
shs perish. The time is very near .asn one %sa
shall chase thousand, and ten shall put ten thoIsana
10 fight Zion il free; she Is hid In one I" sae ehsn.
bers OF the D.rd. We are free people ~eso loe
fear Uncle Sans soldiers. We only fear cur Rather
IN Heaven. We are Learning his commandments every
day. from his prophet, and am determined TO keep
them. II You were here and could hear the prophets
voice as DO, and hear the lion of thsIord roar from
the mountains, as | do, and know how near the
-cource Of the Lord upon the Gentiles, You would
Tee to the mountains with haste The time has come
when the Lord has called all the elders home, and
conn snded them TO bind up the law and seal the
ble What comes next The judgment, hail stcrsa,
thunder, lightning psstilence, war, and they that VIII
not take up the sword against their neigh Dor mast
flee to Zion for safety Will you come, oh my dear
children T.
There is much more Of the same character. We
lave copied this TO show the strength and character Of
the deiusion that prevails in Utah.
ASAD HoSElMooS.-C Charles Albsugh was recently
tried convicted ard sentenced in Cleveland Ohio, for
robbipg the mail. The Columbus Ohio Gazette,
says:
Charles Absugb is only 20 years Of age, and the
events Of the pact few months will ill an important
chapter in his life's history. On Christmas day he
eoped with his landlords daughter, Miss German,
in L.r sixteenth year, went to Alexandra, Pa, atd
IVES married An effort was made to keep tho affair
secret but il discovered by the girls parents,
who were highly ucensed At their daughters lmprad-
euce. ON the '2s,h Of January, Mr.. Prentiss, the
United States Mail Agent, arrested Albaugh upon q
charge of robbiDg the mail. lie was taken to Cleve.
land tried convicted and sentenced before the United
States Court, and upon reaching Csrdington, on h's
way 10 the Penentiary, the young wife came aboard
the cars bid farewell to her convict husband The
meeting was a painfully affecting one. She begged
him to keep up his spirits, to mskea firm resolve to
Go bis whole duty while in prison. She vowed TO
stick to him though all the rest Of the world should
forsske him; for said she, Charley We are both
Young: have years of hsppiness in store for Us,
and when Your time has expired, We can 70 TO some
other land where the oense will not be known where
We can live happily together and earn an honest lvel-
hood The poor girl nerved herself to the task, and,
as she wiped the tears away from the cheeks OF her
Young husband, che never wmpered. The car was
iu of passengers, who witnessed the scene with tear.
full emotion. The conductor, who, at the request Of
the oficerp. had kindly delayed few moments, TO
give the young couple an opportunity OF meeting each
other. at last notified them that he could delay no
longer, and the whistle gave notice that the cars were
about starting Keep up your courage like msn
Charley said the fair heroine, and, as she kissed hss
check she turned to leave him; but, overpowered by
her feelings that she had thus far kept under CONTROL
she fell isinting in the Of the bystanders, who
ied her gently into the station house, aud the cars
rolled tie rails with increased speed TO make up
for the detention.