The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-25
seal Of hs sage Of MouceO sh "Rsss.aDos to yr

real Of he sage Of Monticello that RESISTANCE to syr amy
BIT who Knows that the above fairly skeichsi caras
YER Il Utah Is correct aud that she far srppog
=, ttnea In every act and pursui. truly oomm 'nt.os2
Every one who knows the facts, % they will testify Il
hey possess the csndor and boicess charact ,-stc OF
onorable and upright mn Utah sm2y ci,'ms ner
waived portion Of them and will be found resistance
only when further yielding WOULD result in slavery or
death.
A FEW TEARS IN suPPLIcArIoN.
M. Buchsnan's religious war sgsinss Utah did not
hArch 81 seem 70 be popular pc sulatoYs, priests
ymS ea.Srs PRONE! Keepers as@sgcsues ana ,ne devil
becoming bold enough 10 slightly advocate the extension
OF their just rights TO all Amer citizens irrespective OF
the weakest and unpopular opens wide the gate
for the supplautng Of right BY might and tends directly
Wby no, Five U;ah her rghts In brief bscsuse shs ~.
not strike hands with Behal Is that good sul lent
reason for reckessy casting away the rich legacy 90
liberal human government upon the eaythY
A HUNT AFTER COL. KANx's TRUNK.
Nay 7, at eleven A. Elders VIM. Colby and rhonss
trunk ard rack left 10 Sam Bsrnardno by oo rhcmss l.
Kane mich bad not been Forwarded according 10 agree
ment They arrived 10 Oedsr City, Iron county, three
hours in Beaver. Brother Copey returned from Cedar
and arrived home the afternoon Of tbs 18th having
travelled 636 miles in days six hours He brought
word that COL Kanes trunk and sack had not been for
warded into the Utah settlements, and that Brother Colby
continued on ia quest Of the Mr. John Hunt supplied
Hcr so,ps dsipv , N rra.Urn ,,o.ho c,
ss % M ,oS onsh anmas .oey ie Ceda, a.
40 VI 5000 =. CIV III c. souons aesea' IAve OF
l9th. They started back at r. NJ of tbs 2lst mr.
Hunt returning with the down California mail and his
sn INA srrt% W p % L1~% Oh faro
having accomn,;shaS ;ourmsv =, o, Zoo ss oas.,
a". Oh nessy ooo miles, over
s.s',"ss. SVSo.s county Ins,ao y, twenty Gays
c,nS;n S,.d..,cs =, os nu s.Ioe nours, "a
Colby brought the trunk and sack sent for 80 far az can
be Judged from their outside appoaFanoe hoy are in the
condition In which they were left
This trip out and back was made tn three days less time
only one way VIII IN compared with the MAILS speedost
rsnspor that route; though that mail has been
transported very regularly and within schedule time
'i"H c IN LIE nhA c nSs' os ,.,,
EproR pssrRrr Nrws:EsIREThi. morning. ~ twsn.v
minutes past one O'clock we saw most singular spoear
ance in the meridian over ths c,tv IA ~ n
issued from the heavens "a thongh the snn w.s
in coud yesemb,sd the tai of ccr,as INT IN Tan
moments assumed the shape OF sword Of massive dimeu
shane vas onite Der the h,t nc h,sS.s, sS., Se
blade and vsrioaated like . RAINBOW. rhe moon stood
southwest There vas ring formed around Il az RAD
h color but not no hriaht A the through vhch
two lines forming cross-the one pointing 70 the
earth extending apparently, about two feet below the
sword, Of fainter colors, pointing northwest.
TINS appearance was kept up for fifteen minutes, with
Ou lteraOn, after which the around
assumed the shape OF belt and then disappeared The
color OF the sword then grew lighter AFTER which this
;r..S 49, s.. "N~yp0~ieu ~'oso'ao' ~ s"tseo
Tha .,wnsnhs-s .s r.u,o.,, .,.. -
sbone ont a. bssnsSn,,v a. ave. Will" all" H' H'''"
81 % describe the swfaly grand appear
this almost dese1ted cv with ~ "o;nt onno"sx
- $500. ~. -, y w.. 40 po,n' ouinvusy eAsouo
-, s~,rS ~ "s' n'e '"o snsnSc y, ue Un re,goeo
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THE OBJECT OF LIsUT. IVES EXPEDITION.
The Ne'u says the object Of the expedition under eut
Ives was we'll understood in Utah the moment the expe-
diion was organized. II was to learn whether the Colo
Of men and supplies % the region spouoS
Salt Lake, Tor the express purpose OF expressing
rugtng and numbering American citizens, ueon American
solely on account OF their mode of worship !
ANOTHER MASSACRE by INDIANS
brothers ecfcscn and Curru and brother lens Jorren
sen and wife in Salt Creek kapyou while they were
peacefully travelling unarmed 90 their way to Sappets
Valley man In the company his name not learned
made his escape.
Are the indians who perpcu,ei this waut,n hatchery
on a crusade expcssIy 70 puuder and cx,ermp ate
American citizens solely Tor their religious bcl'efy
ARRIVALS.
Elder King arrived in Fillmore City on the "a June from
Molep, B. rhurson and George spers from The same
mission passed through on tsir way north ON the 3d
and Elder W. W. Cun, on the Sen
svrr,,c o.
~ ~ ~ -. W rhuir Thhss IN FILLMORE
~, az 49, ~ We ot me
I,,.h N~ ' '' '''s "A'o "o 'n'eneons o' abandoning
-ux..~..n.s.r .-.-. -.
,, YER snsprsea rev days since ~ yh
=, , 49,, ~ , ~ , ,.o'n nro y -. vuposnt
seo.a aracsi ~ ,,; ~, -, - scuaeu 'no oors on
nose eossgeI ~ sesung out uees snruoosry, ETC. Con
W. suor. uae ,ne nave oeen ~ work,
80 .e 'nny n.ve Mpo,eu unacI, ,ney Ger.
Amy nsvo oono VOL Ous oi soverAtnoussna trees that
law ceen We were informed oy broherO,
W. wy Inv vcon W. sno ,ne nyu,sung appearance
~ nc n'Ss necs suon 70 e1c,e nyey nopes TOT toe
moroeso VI so,oos VI iuh IN tns feffnofy. Inc
nursery con'ains chocc ssf'eues OF the apple, peasn
sPtccs year, pam, grape ana lew variones on the
oueI,y, Dag ano so's sneoo smonos, ec. we also no.
uo<o e tnrny grown OF mo goooeoury, curranf and