The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-13

mail He, too represented q able, efc;ent fearless
We have received intelligence that Associate Judges.
Potter ana sin,ar, have resigned Their course GER
ssniy ought 60 DO held up 70 public CONSERVATISM draw
justice In It. The existence Of courts OF justice here nov
a commanding necessity: This s critical PERIOD and
civil government should be in full and perfect operation
But to return 70 Brigham Youngs armed guard he
preends 70 fear from the Genles but such
Rot the csse-hls fears lie 1t the door Of his own peo
pie. BE has deceived them-he has wronged them for
selfish gain he has battered their earthly happncss Some
snS~ nn eV shUuS meet the he
might shortly find himself minus breath and body THIS
the eaas Of mis- cowaray fears He never goes outside
Of his fortified and armed habitation.
Sabbath the teachers sent round 70 command
the people neither 10 buy from sell TO the Gentesnot
TO work for them nor 70 hold any communication with
them. They even went 10 the poor washerwoman OF
Judge Eckels and subjected her to the order mo
poor woman Was receiving four times much for her
amented the decree, but obeyed It. Many other Of the
Saints Obsyed ~ but the majority Of the people are begin
ming dare 10 disobey They have traded right this
week at the Gentle stores just % though no order had
been issued There has been no percepble falling off ia
the trade ss compared TO last week.
Brigham rented the stores 10 the Gentle merchants 1t
orbant prices then commanded the people TO trade
he people h: hey Ucure
pes, sometimes called bills instead OF gold have seen
The poor p.be, ragged, degraded creatures go into
store, price clothing and when they came TO pay for
have nothing but BrighAm's "shnplssters," which
are not worth cent on dollar When told that that
stuff would not be taken, they hung their heads in dscon
ISOLATE gloom said they had other, and walked sadly
off, Sometimes poor man would beg them just to take
negative would send him off thinking. Perhaps he might
in his heart damn the Gentes, but more probably he
would say to himself "when oar money was taken from
us and this stuff given in hs place, Thought would
come 10 this"
Let Brigham order, the people tnsked) not 70
ham take away the peoples money and give
mnaton the better for their salvation Time was
when his command was omnpotent; time is when
the people dare TO defy and dsobey T. No, Brig.
ham b not arsighted, not even polite man, else
he would see that human beings, TOO far imposed upon
and wrorged, though they be slaves ignoramuses and
fanatics will n length begin 70 think and reason for them
Selves and soon as they do that soon begins the
larse Of bis power and domination / have talked with
many Of the people here. Numbers of them longer
award inspiration to Brigham but still believe In Joe
Smith; others explain his inspiration by saying that ell
Brigham being inspired TO lead and direct this church.
Others again deny him either spiritual power, inspiration
or goodness Time was when these things were not co.
Let the eaven work. and let Brigham, he WILL add more
Colonel Kinney's MOSQUITO grant has been pur-
Hardin Is notable character; since early boy
hood he has been travelling the Wild and barbarous
he has achieved Independent fortune; he is . bold
speculasor and has hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars Of business without clerk; he IL Of the
landed aristocracy Of California has pTncely establish
ment there, &C. He proposes sell the grant to the
Mormons for three nlions Of dollars IL they will take IT.
If not, he will move down upon himself establish
agricultural and commercial colony Of industrious people
upon II. Leaving political wrsnglng for others be win
ever, when Brigham nnds how things are working here,
that he will buy the grant and leave this Territory
matter Of some importance in this connection, that
prophecy Of Joe Smith has been found among his old
papers which that the Saints return jackson
county, NO. through Central America How convenient
these prophecies and revelations arel
believe that Governor Cumming has certified to the
existence Of the Territorial library here intact The IL
get access to H. Report had that the Normons were
making strenuous efforts TO obtain copies Of the books
they had burned 80 s TO restore the library This week
manded access to the library. The demand finally
complied with out OF eight caalogued books that he
called for six were missing sncb is the condition of the
Territorial library Some OF the books In the library Of
Judge Styles and Mr. Williams burned and have
| been used TO restore the Territorial library.
The return emigration from the south ceased several
days ago; still there great many Of the inhabitants
OF this city who have not ye, returned. Perhaps the
who have returned many OF them have not 60, half their
things back Cen Johnston took his army with MS sup
camp followers from the mountains 10 the east Of u.s.
passed through the city and advanced beyond the Jordan
exertpg themselves TO the utmost, travelling day and
night sending back relays of teams. &C.. 70 get back
hee.s these are the people who were 10 run away from
the army carry three years provisions and hide in the
Them. The f.c Of H. The army could 70 where this this
people could not dream OF going and three times fast
i Is ncomp,ehepsibe VIVA. brsggAdocio this people have
shown, snd how little facts support their loud talk.
This city never throrKed Eastern city, for II
the only country laid out city. The major part Of the
however, be said dress decenty The females may be
very modest but they have unusua way Of sho wing
H. Some facts in regard 10 their persons have been
previously noticed their children however are per ed
TO run in the streets half naked and absolutely naked with
ne mos, PerieSi ndierenoe one never surprised 70
twelve and fourteen years Of To walk along Of
the by streets about shutdown would rather sre The
The Saints bear themselves very quietly towards the
enes They have 70 do for the feeling such that
unless they did there would be In less than twenty
four hours. Brigham very much afraid Of war 10
tells his people to bear insult and every thing else, rather
sauce Su, som.tmes i've IT, The Tor%oos ne
have their cunning, their watching and their spies.
The weather Intensely hot is almost Impossible 70
remain outdoors In The during midday. People
making hay, but have not begun 20 harvest grain yet
The army quietly cpcampcd in Cedar valley. lu 20
along the valley form an arc Of circle The army while
sufficiently remote from the settlements occupies the
centre o. the chord Of ssd arc 90 can very readily send
camp 10 very dull; some OF the soldiers remembering
what they passed through last winter and fearing similar
haxdshpe this winter nave deserted About twenty men,
dragons, infantry and artllcrss have deserted Lieut.
Lee, Of the Tenth infantry out after them. He win goa
does not ind them take other routes
The Eastern mail arrived 70 day, bringing papers from
esn miles YES, or Fort K".rnsv sos ns "Tnsc
. iuss a. soon a. he gets here.
From the st. Louis Democrat, August e1
Mr.. James H. Blackstone len salt lake City June n
down on the osicsby, which arrived yesterday
morning Mr.. Blackstone fourteen and half days in
reaching Ieavcnworth City from salt Lake City, q dis
lance Of $50 miles Mr.. Blackstone bearer OF govern
ment dispatches, and leaves Immediately for Washington
City.
In Self lake City everything quiet The Mormous
were preparing 70 leavesome coming into Kansas Terri
tory and others going into Sonora Governor Cumming
Was In the city. Brigham Young had lcft, stating he
left that going 70 sonora but expected that he
Ia still lurking about the city.
Many indian bands rowing about the plains and
M Blackstone made some narrow The Pawnees
made attack upon OF Majors Russell's trains,
taking all that they could carry OF with them, and
bidding the transfers 10 drive The Mormons that
returning veng with the Indians in begging from The
trains and troops They entirely destitute Of the
monest necessaries Of life.
Alleged Cruelty OF n Landlord.
SUPERIOR CouRT-sPEcIAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Pierrepont.
AuausI la-Lina Word,cad us Leri harors and Darid