The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25

sor ns ana We are all old enough 70 duties
81 ap~ses AID ele ers, and tbe LORDS apoped and
vc Should aesr until ges rgbt and the
" know what duties before the Lord oar God
spon the oouyse We parsue here.
NOT OVER CERTAIN ABOUT sUocsss--Asomm soouHss PozI
H, wAH,.D 10 nnr rn.s IN osDaR
tbA Ne vOod live 20 ~ 70 see eye 70 eye, should
never b. moved out Of ishsritsoces tas people
stand know there could be faith enough TO hold
Amy ut bay Juss long hea,ts are on our gold
asd :ser Our ferns and our possess IONS Just % oos
will the lord Almighty scOurge uutil lsaru the In
poriasi Lesson tbst religion supreme all other
nipgs snow this people should be 90 hand 70 back up
'ber leaders, and observe the commandments that
gwen ana constantly enjoy the sors OF TIE worx, aud
then they would the difference betw those who
pursue The course Of obedience and those who pursue
TIE BURNING QUESTION UP AGAv-rE GOD OR
what the value Of our houses and lands compared 70
The holy priesthood and the gospel Of CHRISTI We
placed here 10 maiptaip and establish ngdom OF
,Ss ss M or Sosons cn
o. so consequences, for God requires o, this people
70 whom be has committed this great and glorious work
on hand 70 do It. We sec eye to eye, for
hos expect 10 have the game light leaders
SISTERS hat % not want 70 sccupy much Of your time
but want you 10 search hearts, and tnet
you hsve the same spirit - those who lead you II
We have not that spirit shall be under ooudemus-
ton. j know our right ana privilege TO have
the same spirit that they have, and IL will point
t0s
SATISFIED WITH THE IEADERs-A GENERAL INFORMATION
DUTY.
know that there WISDOM manifested by our leaders
IN pointing out tho way Of salvation for and In point
tons for nDs spon We have to live here ten toou
Zion nl are united and prepared for It,
Then how long, Israel shall remain In present
ocnditen and how long before viii hearken to the cry
Of the prophets In the day In which liver How long be-
fore shall realize position and duty How loog
shall leaders call upon the Twelve, upon the Seven
dutiesS How long shall they call upon 70 lay up
wbeas our -four and provisions before shall
on ~s nm 40 snS bs ~ DO
things. Ny prayer that might have the
Spirit Of the Lord, and be Of heart and Of mind
and that every quorum OF the church. instead Of being
burden 70 tboee who preelde over them endeavor 10
strengthen their hands, and be resdy 10 stand between
them trouble Of them having to stand between
and trouble Ny prayer that we may lis On TO those
Thugs that taught and be ready carry them out
and when We do this the rod Of affection and the chasen
Ing hand Of The Almighty will be turned from But
long a. We do not perceive duties and do them,
long sba We have to through the school Of
q the Kingdom Of God that are put into our hands and
that may be valiant in the testimony Of Jesus Christ
the flesh and the devil and hearts be where
they should be- ask IL In the OF Jesus Christ Amen.
ANonDR MASS MEETING READY no FIGHT II WANTED
The INHABITANTS Of Cedar Valley assembled the school
among other resolutions, the following
Resolved, That we most cordially approve Of the me.
MORALS 70 the President and Congress- Of the Uoited
States adopted by the Legislative Assem- bly, January
1885, and regard them the production Of she spirit Of
TO- and iraught with the principles Of constitutional and
Resolved TIA, nasmuch as We, as people, have been
driven from place 70 place account Of religious
faith a. The ns:s:;Ou or hrss psss lying EDITORS
cold blood in Carthage jail uader he pledged ah Of the
Gated and ourselves driven the confines OF called
Christian civilization TO seek home among tho savages
in the barren wastes Of the Rocky Mountains do pledge
on rad In aintai
and carry out the sentiments expressed In the above reso
lutions.
GENERAL NEWSPAPER GETTING sCARCE-rm NEWS
ABRIpGKD-HAu A LOAF BETTER THAN BREAD.
circumstance have so ored 70 render advisa
materially Lessen the number printed BY adopting this
course, We have paper enough 10 last one year This
will dissppont many, which would have been pleased
70 avoid as the largest circulation mutually the most
beneficial But each agent will receive his proportion
der the reduced number presumed that all be
al least through The neghbory principle
Of loaniDg.
now THE TYPOS TAKE THE CRISIS.
ON Friday evening, 18th inst the members and friends
Of the typographical and Press Association held
weekly meeting 1t the Seventies Couscl Hail. President
p b. Young presiding. Prayer by Jesse Haven Tne
present crisis the condition OF the people, their feel
Dss, their fapgs and Shortcomings and the probability
that they would be chastened unees they lived their
heion fully Jesse Haven gave some excellent in
suuction 10 the young who we're assembled, and
eiuoed by q recitation James Mcknight remarked on
read Q short essay Tobacco and lis Use." W. g.
Mills read poecal efusion the present CRISIS design
II. Walker and John b. Kelly. Music by VIM Foster.
PresioentP III Young made few concluding remarks.
Adjourned without date. Bcnedictionb the President
VERY SIGNIFICANT ADVERTISEMENT.
CACHE CABEl-l am prepared 70 supply -four boxes,
made Of good seasoned lumber At reasonable prics.
Who supply their own material viii make up boxes a
low figure for the accommodation Of the people.
H NAIsBirr, east Of the Presidents.
GOING II "A mKfoRR--rx INSTITUTION NOT SEGixcuD.
Married
On Thursday the 25tb March, 1858, by Bishop Thomas
casssr Mr. Joseph Thatcher and Mas Hannah Morrison,
On The a1.h February, 1858, by Bishop Thomas o.lis
ter Mr. William Preston and hss Harriet Ann Thatcher,
On the ioth March. 1885, by BISHOP Thomas oaisser,
MI John B. Thatcher and Miss Rachel II. Davis both Of
In O. s l. CITY, March n by Bishop James g. wli,e,
Mr.. Nels Christanson Yocobson and Mrs. Sarah Miller.
Bus jar, james Asoms nd Mas Ro
Tm CnY riuAnn.-At Burton's last evening the
Ronzani ballet troupe commenced engagement, the
arst In the city since this return of The corps from tho
South The principal dancers, Nile LAmoreur the Ccc
chettis, &C. &c. hearty welcome the hands
Of full house The ballet "rhe Orphan Of Geneva
founded upon the well known play Of tho same name
The performance \ very good throughout, and
the artists received showers Of applause and myrisds Of
bouquets.
Al the Broadway theatre Nine. Lola Moulez gave the
nrst partof her autobiography and appccA
tive audience. The conclusion win be given This
Ing. sketch Of The lecture has already appeared In
HERALD.
The principal artists OF The Mretzek italian opera CON-
psny-Hgnora Gazzanisa, signor Brisnol and Amoda,
with Sgnor Gassier-w will open the Academy for season
Of four weeks Monday nsIt probably with GA Favo-
rita" Mr.. Marezek 70 conduct the orchestra and Mr..
W. II. Paine q 10 be the business manager.
A. Laura Keene's theatre last night Mrs. Bowers com.
pany brought out "Leap Year, with good cast, including
Mrs Bowers and Miss Anna Cruise, Miss Stevens and
Mr. Davdge. The house was well attended and the per-
formance very good one.
The third representation 81 the French theatre, oppo-
site the Metropolitan Hotel win be given this evening
I'll.