The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-18

ourselves to saying that III all that has been alleged
reign affairs, Lord Brougham, Or Lord Grey, there
has not been single proof given not single docu-
ment has been furnished in support Of the lying &C
cusations which can only excite proper contempt
among those who are thus accused.
Tho Mormonitss
from tho London Times, July q
THAMES Hannah Brown, an elderly woman, dwelling
at NO. STAFFORD terrace, Davenport street, Commercia
road Appeared to answer summons VII oh charged her
with asssuliing and beating Mrs Elizabeth Watson.
MIR. Charles Young, sclictor, who appeared for the
complainant. that Mrs. Watson had been kormonife
FOR three years. and for time considered OF
the most promising OF the Latter Day Saints bu: In
auence having discovered the disgusting tricks OF the
Nj. YardIey-Rebgiou Are there any hcrmons in this
quarter
Mr. Yoepg-oh, yes, sir: there are some half dozen
places called chspels OF the present. mean Latter Day,
SanssiDDers they ought 70 be called, sir these
people mee; to ,ncucae their perpcous doctrines among
the ignorant The husband Of the defendant had also
been Mormon, but gave nup The defendant had been
jealous OF Watson snce and endiog her talking
to Mr. Brown attacked her with great fury scratched her
Mr. Yardley asked the complainant she lived with the
defendants husbandf
Mrs Watson replied In the negative and sa,d-I Q
MormoDisc three years Mrs. Brown is Mennonite; her
husband was ordered by the elders TO walk with nae 70
instruct In the principles OF Aornorg and 10 rob
my husband and to Utah TOR the good tia church.
Mr.. Y1dey-I thought all the hormons had gone to
Mr.. Ycupg-No, sir; there troubles IN Utah. and
Governor Cumming and the United States army have
left here.
Mrs watson-wen, wAs cut ar from the church
the aesendaut's husbsnd y,s cu sN from The church
he WAS NOT in ssch,p. noe how TO rob
my husband and could NOT induce me 70 leave my hus
band and 90 TO Utah TO marry OF the elders there
Mr.. Yourg-Those are the primo plea OF MormonismS
Ms wa.son-Ycs, sir; was taught tina. to rob my
r;fv the chnrch
Mr.. Youns-The Mormon church, you mean
ness ~ The No, 3oct,nces and wosd NOT ie,ve INV
hubbard or rob him and Tho descndau mas beou perrecu
axrs hr.hsna bs Ss,ug as, scso.ed ms
when MS brown came up and called mo great May
mrsmons strurt me- with her asi and scratched
nv face She ibrsa,ened 20 Iii me and had much
tvoub;s IN oerrg ont az her wsv ~
| .,sS hs'o'es-D' you '0'0n"'ns 'eAN' "' "''"'"'
MRS wstson-I did, sr the elders Of the church wxrs.
al me n, eo into their ana be the
| nv steres Of Mormonism hui I vouid nut snd nave
| hc.n nsrsscursd evcr since nv MIA sro1n ana ner
friends
leave the church OF the after ay SAINTS IA apghl-bu
was pubcy expled And cut on and bat ever sipce beeo
in The habit of ineope her fMrs Bowu-sl husband and
| waking about Win him
MT. Yardey-s nos that according 70 Nor monimI
an sro ,ss cSmrc .nd M hsh.os we, ross,v cot of
I'LL I,v an w, SS 49,, ~ 49, Nv ,Shsh,, ~ mai
| ins escn onor 40. ..,,,,, ..-.,,h an.
M; hna,ssE e nA' my 'eAS'd s'u s"''u
Ms. Brown watched her tse ouasy' soe snoox
nanos MIN ny nus sss. c ~nr ~ Hosn,or.r,
| The dsienssp,@r has nosbn 70 do with Kormooism
a.. iAueS-i"eA ~" A''O" "'-'"' --'N 'A 'A' INV
'eI tn. no,ens,n,-y,s. VIM arr. air
.r Ts'..".,s ~. ...s,,, .,c, t.n,.i rki..
ns su.S.n5 wrsscs rSo ".p,ea me- to rob
mY hn.nsna .ns 90 mo Inc sp,rmsp,s ~ ina sseJs
10 Wuevu -o,,. ,.oorn.na vo, n ,.,ou,.. Nor
mt, r & - ~ = ~ - snue nrss.ns ~ ro,r.s,f
m9enm you WISH 70 ne, your nus .,s 70 @
Inc peesaMtTn nAs nonns 70 90 smn M,na
| isIuieyI II nsso , m.' ~ " ~ 49,
WIN issso..o ,ne morsy 2, n gay noSnng c,u,,.n
/ bt cEuAnt-i hhNt iat iaaliS
/ Auu n~No na" '~o''o' w" WV" wv NY ""a~"N ~
wa he ni rcur,,,rsn,--I aen. v.p, Tim old man.
,sso Sumplensnt ,, ~ ~ens "o o.o ".n. a..
m NC. n,"wn, uoea spp,a, s.' w..
sssesey aama WIN yS ~, ~ ,s ~ hs s mo,
put nst Do fesson YOU snnu sors'on ne' s'ci 'u'
| sopa iesson ioL sciA'Tni hs NE is.e. ~, $780, .-a..
81 ,ah s .n% sr
nave psen inuuceu W rou 'o,a ua ,no
ana 20 no 'ne apnnenls % .ne eiueIs aere 70 os1 All
.na, % vssI W n,uo.s ~. H.. ~ '' '''"' -
Mr.. Ysrdlsy-I douT recorriso Moruonssn, and mus.
70. lave oI.ss 49,, W o,y ~. .s ~ az !, ~. s,
@ sa,n sss,s va, 'oma .sssT",loa IA, ae
w,on .ssi anal h,nS h., over in hssvv ssrs,,ss 70
/ keep the pesce
|
Tho following rcpor, from the Engish dead letter ofcs
| Is interesting
The total plumber OF letters sent the Returned toer
oflcen 10 1897 (as .detd letters amounted 10 Ecgand
TO 2e24 O57 In Scotland to 1s3i32, and 10 Ireland 10
lqq6hi OF these thsre wers returned TO the writer's
IN Eo9iapd 1882 In Scotland aud I23 po4 in
Ireland In England 1oz 24 c;;erH ressued TO
recsed addresses 1e67Te were returned unopened 70
foreign countries ana ihe cooues ana 26 Isl we're de
| stroyed 1880 letters were destroyed in Scotland.
| and Gs,351 IN Ireland The number OF dead lettcrs
| containing money and valusbes was {ior the Unlted
KiugdomJ 30 600 and tho amount OF property
| f4is $685. Almost all this properly was, however,
ultimately returned 10 the writer's Of the letters.
| 4 200 letters in Fn,land 20 tho smcyn. Of fleso2
| with the exception OF lal refused letters, containing
duplicate bills OF exchange for g. 800 3s Ia which have
been destroyed as OF no value are still In the returned
letter branch awaiting application fnere being no means
Of discovering the wrsrs), where they will
two clear years when letters viii DO destroyed with
the bills and other securities which have become
| valueess through lapse OF time.
me jewery and other articles OF permanent value viii
be sold bv auction ana the realized vel the
each and bank found In such letters, viii be
riod 10 the accoop Of the Le Insurance. fund. There
are fQ3 letters containing cash and bank notes 10 the
-. rosn Al. ~ hns many M than, will probahv