New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

7 an ,.ee,vs na,d-o ere SD k.rcafsr for iny
e,pres,ioo. I MAJ lave Iced d: "a. mome,, a.fes-
at9r, 70 TIE character # ny Mormon '1ends 'sto
were % kind There sss 40 Alternative eAccks >
to: down tie moun,aa a. Lad tr?ttd ~;
] proceeded % do, snd between y a1d iVe
reached a farmhouse % the pan, "beie 4 W.
allowed 20 remain. wrapped il 81 Old co'er.c' on
~. Aoor. pi.h a saint. ne .~o wives snd seye1
children ragged n rowe around the Wa!- OF 81
gle room. fell asleep wte my host ~lo "
swe.teri1g in feather bed was Ia tie IiidG Vi a.,
Argument intended - convince me tGat M'sve "''
Elias were % De the associates a. Bro bretam IL
glory: that Bro. Brigham wss Their superior ID
inspra.i m as vel a. IN close intercourse 10 nc
Divinity, and that tie North American Indians arc
The dessendsn,s of tbs jews. HIS harangue was
r,terspersd WIKI pthy pieces of ADVICE 70 the ;wo
older bows who got INTO fga; in bed, ard lamenta-
tons over the bal prospects Of MS crop Of uhss,
In ius-iee 10 the old m7n, mlst say Tat believe
h. /. sincere fanatic, and also that, according 70
hs limited means. he treated me very kindly. lis
charge. The nexs N ,rn1g, for entertaining me
and 10Y horse was l2l cents. ] put go'd doIhr
into hs band, and ne put u INTO h-s poke, aui
blessed me ferysnty. Then rode away upon ny
old road in.o kanyon No. l. crossed tue dividing
rdee, snd reached the camp N Cedar Valley before
breakfast.
have already described The GENITAL location OF
HE VALLEY in respect % the line Of Mor.0n settle.
ments |: Possesses alsO .yo requisites for good
camp. in abundance-yOod and grass. txtecsi'e
groves Of cedar skirt the bsse OF the hills throughout
;rs entire circumference. The camp II situated
near one Of these groves and almost every tent opens
INFO a bower OF cedar branches csrpe.ed Win ira
gran, twies. Their appearance reminds one Of the
copper. plate engrsyi0gs IN antique Bibles, OF me
Jewish Feast Of the Tabernacle. The duet how.
ever especially IN the dragon and artillery camps,
is arnos, INT, lerabe. While | have been writing,
This tent mas been blown talf dOSn BY li',le
yhirlgind and this very sheet swep, of the table
snd t1rled through the sir IN company with p'ch
Of envelopes. cravat, and pile of newspaper
il cloud of dust, TIL i. .odsed among the branches
of an old cedar fifty yards of.
The scenery of the Valley is very grand, partcu'
lary on The east and the southeast where Che eye
can follow the snowy ridge of the Wasatch range
more than sixty miles. In an interval between Two
hills and directly at the foot of the snowy Toun-
:ains the blue basin Of Lake Utah Les g!.n mer-
nc IN the sunshine.
The volunteer battalion vii be marched 70 Fort
Leayenworth to be paid of and di.banded s,,rt,ng
on the 18Th i, viii be accompanied 81 y com
,nander. Capt. Bee, of the 10th Infantry, and his
A1iutant, Lieut.. james II. Hill, of the same regi-
ment About 10 OF its members who WISH ~ re-
main in Utah or 10 20 70 California, Will be mus
tered out of the service before the battalion starts
The term Of enlistment of three of the companies
which il comprises, VIII expire IL Augls' Una, Oh
the fourth company ~ the close OF the present
month. Ia the order for the march, which wac
published las, evening, Gen. Johnston speaks OF the
battalion as follows;
"The Commanding. General oorRrstu..es the Off
cere upon the marked efficiency 10 which they have
bro ueht the battalion and the good disoptne which
has been established snd maintained He also thanKs
the members OF the battalion Tor Their :lnos u1iver-
eel good conduct AID cheerful and faithful dlsoh Ige
Of Ell duties required OF them. Though only Tor a
short pero connected with the military servic', their
career has been credtsble snd honorable 20 them.
elves ard beneficial 10 their country aud they will
receive in civil liie well a. from Government,
that appreciation Of their servicss which s Justly due
all who the call Of their country IN ner tras,
sld who honestly ard faithfully serve her.