The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-29
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light, and more oppressed with modest. A., ,
when in search of fig leaves There is sonetb was rive
whole appearance sylvan and faunc that ~ tnelr
ginaton might almost be pardoned the impulse 20 81 ma
fore them in NEUROLOGICAL awe. " DOW De
Wishkee is the great man of the Shoshonees and a., -,
Two tribes have not his equal As game is becomin ~
scarce and the Of discord consequently
ne Is esrous of having his people taught agriculture The
Utes is said not to labor and they all desire
that HashingOn they call big chief should come
and teach them how to till the soil From what we have
seen We should infer that this is idle wish but
real desire capable of being carried into practical
t,on and one well deserving the benevolent
the government The Indian agent, Dr. Hurt is said al
ready to have met with considerable in nculcatng
agricultural taste among the Ues having through their
/ other produce
ltseems almost like magic with the first greenng of the
10 see the plain so covered with horses isall
the three tribes named having their horses along with
mem Ihey are the small Spanish horse, and it is curious
now perfectly adapted it has become to the and
mode OF life followed by the Indian Instead of serving
an element OF hXedness and civilization it seems on the
to increase the disposition nomadic life by
furnishing additional facilities for ocomotiop Three or
our horses Will move whole family lodge and all from
one huhung ground to another. however remote The
poles OF the lodge areatached the gear of the horse
IKE the thils of wagon, their ends dragging upon the
ground. e77 p viz
The body is folded up and packed upon saddle which ia
made of bones covered with hide The souaws norn
rae ike the Turkish women and suspend their infants
swahed in deer skin and fastened to boards like LITTLE
mummes, from the pOmmels Of their saddles Thus ac
coutred the cavalcade off, the unbrided snmper
horses lettering along the way, nbbng grass here and
troan % ns Always more than half lfinclined to play
uant yet yielding submission at last to the Indian will
he ward
unlh nv stream Even the dog tossed upon the top of
the baggage iesoutey cngs most and the infant
min tS lte arms turned to its side and having nothing
exposed put Its wondering face looks out upon the shift
ing scene as calmly and gravcly the Mennonite statute
over the flowing Nile and the paving continues
Inc ornaments with which the Indians decorate their
own persons are sometimes surpassed bv those which fbev
put upon their horses Besides Housings of highly orna
mental coiors and needle work horse seems at tmes
as II weighed down with bells, thimbles and heads On
regarding an Indian and his horse fully rugged ont in
their gala dress it appears strange that such taste for
o in its
ment, but remain in such limited sphere as II dnas
One would suppose that the quality exhibited bv tbeir
taste in dress alone might prove capable of leading on
from one step to another in career of
it stops it were like the ant when surrounded hv
magic circle of chalk seeing what there is in the
chaE to stop it, except the ant itself.
MAY I1.-our Governor returned yesterday from Salt
Lake CITY Several Mormons accompanied him as far as
camp on their way to the States as commissioners and
have gone on In the meantime commissioners from
our government are said to be their way hitherward
rom ihe States Their mission is thought to indem-
my the Mormons for the property which they will leave
nehhd IN case of emigratng to other region The
ormons have appropriated the lands United States
ike very saints indeed without condeScendne to an oh
Servance OF the usual forms in such cases They have
e use oil these lands for purposes of rebellion treason
and other crimes. And the indni fcnfio proposed
lor tnem would serve to keep MormOnsm from falling
ana enable Its leaders to impose still longer upon
the simple and ncredulous Instead of protecting human
iy against the wes of such demagogues as Young and
hpal our government, it is supposed. is willing fur
nsh the funds to enable these mpostors to hold on to the
dupes they have got, and to make others.
Inc Governor does appear be communicative
tough he seems to think that the Mormons are not in
auress as is generally believed and says that large num-
er OF them are on their way out from the city designing
10 return to the States. We shall soon see what these
numbers are and whether they with any opposition
to their leaving Mormondom
MAY 2lst-About thirty of the above mentioned Nor
mons came into camp day before yesterday and hardly
seem to know what to do next. They an ignorant
poverty stricken set, and express desire remain with
us nut we are threatened with death of provisions
selves We have to send back train which is com
ing from Fort Laramie in order to hurry up supplies
Tor our own immediate wants
me policy of Brigham appears he save as many
Oh ms followers to the Church possible get ample
consideration for the property which they will leave be-
hnd In their exodus, and with this view to keep up
usPay OF military opposition until his objects are ac
compIshed With all this upon his hands once, he
may fail to pay that attention to the crops which would
De necessary to the wants of the population consisting of
lhe remaining inhabitants of the country say nothing
or the largely increased force which proposed for Utah
Ii the army in this territory is increased proposed no
amount of transportation within reach could keep it
pied from the States. We do know what are the re
sources of the domnions of the Mormon church. but it
subject which ought not be overlooked when graspng
with any other hand but military at such an eel as
Brigham Young
Vegetation still advances although the thermometer
not unrequenty falls several degrees below the freezing
point Some few cotton wood trees in sight which have
escaped the busy Of the past winter now ecked
in and as in their pendant of foliage
with the sparkling of the in the back
might imagine that he behed young spring her
self standing forth like sovereign princess her robes of
ermine thrown back upon her mountain throne