The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28

In almost every county IN the state steps have been
mons, In the event 0 requisiuon beng made by the
President upon this state for troops In san Francisco
and Sacramento several companies have already beon
tally organized We give below some extracts on tho
subject
MoLusSE.
The Courfcr says that the spirit rampant In
Columbia lat saturday evening and that tho town was
nled with people excited 70 fever heat upon tho Nor
About ixhi O'Clock the roll of the drum and the shrs
notes Of the fife rang out upon the evening breezs, and
immediately crowd began to gather at the Court House,
where meeting had been called for the purpose OF
rolling volunteers, and 10 take measures 70 respond
promptly 10 orders from the general government for
The gathering was large and spirited and much en,hu
sasm manifested. To use the language Of Byron
slightly altered 10 suit the OCCASION
There sound of drum and hfe BY nirh,
chiv.lry
Three companies were enrolled, and their names are
published IN The cour.r About one hundred and any
volunteers enrolled In Columbia and vicinity.
rhere was an ant Mormon meeting IN los Anselcs on
the 9th Instant and they addressed memorial General
Clarke, IN command q The Pacific DIVISION pssyng him
send I've hundred soldiers down 10 their county or tbe
protection.
AZ the Mormon difficulty assumes more vn,ke
Pet, snd as the proeaei,y ot hostile fsens continues
10 increase, the part q the Morm0ns Calornans wh
rrage~0rshy rromptnes- making arrangements pre-
paraory 10 organizing military eompane- 70 the
one be made. We confidently expcct that the arrival
from the Eastern States viii bring hc hoped Tor CAl.
q
emIen,ly qshhed Tor dong ercelleli service rtah,
should their service. be required and dOubai whether
the entire Union, a bo1y q me. could Be found Who
would more cheerfuy march 70 the fed o. battle more
especially against the Normons. The many ouv~se. suf
fered BY emgran who have happened 10 cone coutact
known in California thsn IN All the rs'ea Ss.lds.
70 this state the larger portion u the sm grai,oo
comes, and no, a single reascuBs person, q NE
many have convcrsed With, who have ya-sd through
their settlements, but Who remembers 9Th feafinss u
dsgust their soominable social oondiucn and May IN
Vfff H.ua A
lively feeling o. Indignation account q injuries ant
dsnries received n, their hands for which redress
ar murders and and roSseres pSpsrsi worms or :,
their instigatsn by their Indian alles d0ernl
~ ournrapy sysr sp oSour VIZ ~ .so,.~r - s,
mnent among us II s not 10 be wondered AZ thsi Sge
body Of ylunteers can be RAISED N CafornA who woud
prove very effective 10 Ctah. .--kariposa pcasnaL
ANApoR-
Capt Briggs, alias Brother Craacrd, engaged q ras
service The roll vas opened in consrcss Hall weisss-
day evening, and IN half an hour Mty names we're AZ
pended 10 IT, The good cause soes braVely on-ssssNs
PLACBR-
We neglected 10 notice last issue the fact that the
citizens of this place about 10 mbary com
pany and intend offering their services 70 the govern
m, nj, should requson for volunteers be made ths
state 10 90 10 Salt Lake. The company made up,
and should their services be needed, viii give good
count n themselves, most of them have sseen SER
vice r-Courier.
The Placer Herald ssss;--There k general wish n mis-
State for the government 10 call upon Csorns for vun
toers only from this side operaisns be carried
against Utah at all seasons 0 the year TnSans o. men
are only waiting for call from the proper authorities, "
rush to arms The chances are, that many q them WI
be wanted very soon.
cALAvERAs.
The Cslsyerss CAro-cle saysMany q our frents have
brought 10 our notice that they wish not 70 BE- h lss
being enlisted in defending our ccuDfy seans, the hish
treason Of Brigham Young and he followers similar de
monsuations exhibited IN our sister counte@ and al
ready they have raised their compenies and oners pre-
pared for any requston that may be made by the 60
vernment The next mail viii probably bring an order
for cali volunteers and know that there hun
dreds here waiting tb mpatence 30 60 into the field
Hon. p. Marshsl, member eeCt from this county %
the Assembly, informs that he tas started call for
volunteers Murphy for cavalry corps, whlse
vices will be rendered the United states government Tor
the Mormon should the General VI tins d.vsou ~
cejve orders for troops Already many pames baye been