The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-02

Willingly disposed OF them saving only enough subsaa
price Of eggs has been and 81 10 per dozen butte
sells 81 pound lcar brought from twea.y I'VE
70 seventy nve capts per pouna Esa Simons ths lasn
before eBtione> Lss na1e number CT Ips 10 SAL LAKE
CITY sod booebi leads egg, cheese butter aud the
NE ali u WHICH pd ready market at the prices above
given. AZ these ARTICLES obtsinod u. extreneiy low
Prices the trsfckei makes fro elk 70 twelve hlaare
per cen! None; is ad TO have almost ceased 70 ne tn
medium CT eAohans IA MOI noadoa, oSe 70 SOLE
srtc1sion Alhef cOe,tgn OF specie sod emo SeA CIT
culsou Of worthless paper by Brghs Young last winter
All tie money among sne GJrIoas in inc hands o. me
leasing poktos. when the people have IN oppor'nni
oF,cs ay their ,hays for ash other side OF &c
Canon the csu obtain their merchandlse A.
rsl;inp at ,n,s nas, coamanis an exorbitaut price
one dollar ia tbs States worth as much AZ I'VE here for
ono will bring much there Ia legitimate commercial
exchange IN five will here
CONDITION or THE ARRIVING FROM SALT LAKE
Some of the deceived followers Of the latest false Prophet
arrive q. this post in most deplorable condition. II
their happiness hereafter should be inverse ratio
their suerings here, they certainly could have we'll
grounded hope OF immortality Of abundant bliss De,
parting from tho haoiaton OF the Saints in coutrads.
tucton to the ansthemas hurled upon them by Brigham,
iney suffer- ed fcsrfuily from the cold
90 the 10Th ultm0 there arrived here party OF TWEEN
ty nine persons Of whom six dive mon, aud
mountain during very severe weather in almost state of
nudity Her consisted OF part Of SINGLE solitary
skut, part OF q mans shirt, ami portion of jacket
Thus habted without o shoe q thread more than
above cataosued she had walked l57 miles in the
greater part vi the way TO her knees and carried Ia
her arms sucking babe lcss than six weeks old rne
soldiers will be readily conceived, have not TOO great
abundance OF c0tbcs but when they such pi.e
picture they pulled their clothes save 70
the unfortunate woman, who, gratefully accepting dress
ed herself warmly In them. As iasa0ce or the kind
ness OF the sodery 70 such Ill fortune favored beings
will mention act Of Of the aodiers Of the Tenth
Infantry. He went TO Judge Eckes and said Here
these people paked-t>ke this $40 and give 1t TO them
ihe Judge asked the soldier IL no had more money
de SAID he had not but that those poor people nesis
than he did, and persisted in giving 70 them None
OF this party OF twenty niae had any shoes; they
all clothed IN day after their arrival a. least 5000 IN
clio hes money were given them Such is the gene
treatment OF these uniortunates by the soldiers
but such only make them (ths sodiers) more
spxious TO revenge these su0rnes upon the cfimuas
who have caused them, and TO relieve those who may
oesire IL from abiding bondage and power j. About lao
kcrmons arrived several days later In much better
di;ioo taey came with teams with good supplies of eggs
the lise.
IN MoRxoNDox
The abecopdug Saints who arrive here tell a great
many stories about the condition and feeling OF their
o,siaren who sill remain in the "Lsnd OF Pro Mise" Brig
ham, say they, ia for,pg the people from the North
touthward the women have all been driven from Salt
Lake City and arc Provo. Sonora, Mexico, is
considered to be Their hnA destination Tue aormons ae
ARE to secure their hsrvess AND leave tue Territory
men are therefore e' al salt Lake to gather them Tns
emerAnis say the hormons will dghi rather taan lose
tner crops AS Tor the RESIDENTS pardon they do not
eesm to have any idea to how IL will be receive =.
They think the Commissioners will be we'll treated ra,u-
sands and 'housanes Of persons, both aod women
represented 70 be exceedingly DESTROYS OF going
south with the church. but compelled 10 BY fear OF
death or Otherwise Women sre forced from their
bands aud driven from the city al the poa, OF shs bsso
net
AMr. Yanoy, for merry o, Tennessee states tina, his
wife YES taken from him against his will AMI
south while Governor Cumming 10 SAIL Lake City, He
went to see the Governor, Who told tho poor mar he
could 90 nothing for him. that you'd be necessary for
him to go 70 Judge Eckes' Court for satisfaction Mr.
Nancy 10 nov IN caup, praying ten times Gay for
army to move 'orwari, so that he can go, his wife
Joes2h Conos tried to get away with his FANNY while
the Governor Mormon capital but his vie was
ertveu south aad ne bad 10 leave wthou. her.
Samuel Rsmsocn bias sworn before Jadge Eckeis that
Milo Andres killed his third wife last month while tns
Governor vas in there, 10 tnis vise:-Mre Andres
~omau OF a superior character, much beloved and
gafded by her ncigthors having doubts ss to the
righteousness OF commrnicA then to one
o. Der sisters In the church. aad desire to 20
husband, sho Immediately weu, and told andres An.
dres ad the before their high prizes. i'm oostor WHO
sad snss according to the rizhsousness OF God, "ae
only way 10 save the sister sorl her throat
Andres returned 10 bis third WIFE, aad told he. what
Brigham had aid. She fell upon her knees begged
her me not nnAly y. least for tune. the Ssn:ly
husband spouae by her par ana while she was
thus on her knees cut torou from
with grasp until her booy cess ID verog rhis
not In the City OF salt Lake, out within hours ride
OF H. and the fas Lotoyious 70 evoly The tsc,s
ot ihis case as before menonei have oeen sworn to
When Governor Cunning entered Salt Lake Civ there
~ere 10 prisrDers IN tue duo OF the city
ps found oaur 90 N tho jordan with the throat
cut AID stabbed liz two places. Toe Mormoas say the
prisoner eSCtpsd.
This late arrival or Morrons also gives 40 accom-, Of
the ices OF party u six mea who e,t here fail for
Caiiof ala AZ sat Lake City they ob,ainsd esc)rt: II
went along with Them until they below Fillmore city
there fen upon killed We OF the mea; the sxla os
capped to the mountains he lay hid IN tue bushes an
hormons XIII DIS Eve companions rob them take
OF their clothes, aud dress themselves them. He ei
iron the spot TO the mountains, 80, among the Iodan
srd dasny reached nis place che major part OF the
korDons are reported beng TOO poor fn1 OF
transportation f,om Salt Lake City 70 Sonora.
STATEMENT or THOMAS covFRpALE, A GsSrLK WHO PASSED
IHE wlSIkR AMONG soRxoSs.
will not notice the major part OF tho conflicting STATE
ueuts that made by Sains because they are not
reliable, bu, viii recount the experience OF intelligent
Gtnie who Hiniered among the mountain robbers, and
has recently arrived at this post Mr.. CoverdAe tesnnes
~ follows
lwss born IN London; a cl lien OF Hannibal Nilsson
ri left Hannibal 90 the first OF April 1851 for C,lorna
via salt Lake took my wife Guild with me. we
went up 10 Florence ~ T. sud there obtaned per
ron the Mormons travel with the n 70 Salt Iase CIV
VIM Walker was at the head OF the exposition: have
ms .Iiltea permit NOW; AFTER very fair passage
arrived In salt Lake City ia September; remained there
quietly until msri!i lag oecareo fading myself
IA q diftcrt position, veni 10 Brigham Young asked
the normons whether be would require me 10 asht assns
TIE Cnei States troops not; he said he woula not
unless was member Of their church had been told
y day before, hosever, by bishop, that " went TO
Brigham and told him would hght 1i,cd
States would have my throat they all called tue
army mob, and said any man who would not hgn,
against ought 10 die the deash told them wanted
TO eave the Terriory n there Vas 10 be trou Ole;
t1ey informed could remain safely; tao days
after seeing Brigham, I going through the streets
when some mea, whom I did MT know. cried out,
" There goes that id hound who we1t aud t,d
Bngoam ne vOuc no; hsht be deserves n have nis
thros, cut, for safety ! moved into tine Nlnescsnth
ward. bnt my house Marked aud they threat.
ened 70 bum H. ] went 10 hsCray, the Bishop OF ths
ward, AID told MIN some perJoos tbre stened 10
burn my house; be SAID there was any burn
ns TO be done he could do It, and that tue msu
VINO made the threats should mind ovn bus ness
dtsued 10 leave for California win Mr.. Bell, who was
connected with the nrm of Livingston, Kocsid %:
after much difficulty | obtained Q pass from Brigham
Young wen dosn TO Fillmore, and msking my preps.
rsuons, started from there with Mr.. Bells company;
thirty ave mnee from Fillmore my h,rses bs1lxed,
aud could not by any meaas be c,moslle1
70 take take the wagon up the hill: | hal Oh.
tatsed them from the hormons, who repres sntes
them ~ the best a anlmsls but they betrayed the.
had purchased permission OF the Indars IN tasi regou
who hostile 10 oil Americans (snd all are Americans
except Mormons), 70 travel their lands 10 Csior
MA, but. Is tssy AID toe Mormon, .efe hostile 10 me