The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20

10 deliver them Their hearts continually went out after
verers sent Of Sod and appointed for that sacred pur
pose Hundreds and thousands Of men and women silent
y but erventy prayed and still pray for President Blu
chanan and his Cabinet that IN this humane and godke
work OF rescung from fifty sixty thousand human be-
ings from the ruthless grasp ignorant monster
they may neither fater or fall fast asleep but vigorously
proceed IN wise and energetic measures, ill every
woman and child in Utah shall be Free and from Fort Hall
In the north TO st. Bernardino in the SOUTH nothing
shall oe heard but thanksgiving and the voice OF me
'0dS. K. o,v osoA,s now reside n s.n 1... CIV ,o,
the army s encamped 40 " the SOUTH IN Cedar Val
ley. Some Of the people employed the hss
and some are employed by the merchants building
houses at Brdger These all have good wages and good
pay. others within hundred miles Of the camp, who
have COW or chicken send their milk butter and eggs
the army, where they get extravagant priccs-or IN
stance 70 cents quart for buttermik But is TO
their praise who will give than the peoples blame who
do receive It, for the people poor and the soldiers will
pity them; and the sympathzng kindness Of that army
this people can never all be told General Johnston
mas the confidence and good will Of the people
Tho officers are in all respects well bred gentlemen and
with refinement purely American they vie with each
dersthe private soldiers those Irishmen and others
what shall be said OF themY They would almost give th
clothes OF their backs, and then empty their chest T.
cothe the naked people; sometimes they sell them for
trie, but more frequently they give them away. One
day perishng Saint (who has better days in the
Old Country came TO the camp nearly Of nudity
Pat saw him, and his bowels yearned in compassion FOR
good old English gentleman brought far from home,
and reduced TO such pitifu plight " Does your god
Brigham, allow you TO 60 about in that shameful condi
tionf'' asked Pat. Yes replied the other. Then,n
said the former the dyil ride his soul fox hunting TO
the North star but take yes the pants and the
army dacent and gave him tho best pair pants he had
IN his wardrobe. Shortly after this feeling Hibernian
was suspected Of having sold his for liquor and
tried accordingly; but he disclosed No. Patrick
had acted the phlanthropist he had clothed man.
removed sorrow and shame from human heart and he
felt like god The effect produced s the people in the
region Of the camp begin to feel like good Professor
Larabee. They have great faith in God and the Irish
Ladies OF America ladies' Of Europe, will you pardon
he m of "A iru
You need not pronounce the words with audible voice
when you read them, but ponder them well your hearts
The truth s thsfhcrc among this people, at this
hour hundreds Of females who have shift their
backs, and in Instances not few their garments
alias latter and rags) are insufficient to conceal their
nakedness they go about the house. Men and boys
the same condition The of this amentable dis
tress may perhaps be found in Brghams cruel despot
ism, in Governor Cummings puerile administration and
in the suspension OF federal protection and aid The
causes have developed themselves unpropious
stances deserving Of detail 1t in midwinter when
the shiverng remains Of a fragile dimnutve person.
conveyed by Momonc escort from the frontiers of Cali
forna, arrived in Salt Lake City. He received
with the most anectionate concern, deicately
veyed TO the best quarters the CITY, the prompt ply
scan rendered his skiul services and faithful nurse
watched over him with the tenderest of anxious
everything done that could be done
administered; he was put 10 bed, and his r.
Osborne. To the infinite joy Of his soctous attendants he
fell into sound sleep, and they began to indulge the
strongest assurance Of his speedy recovery Nor were
they disappointed, for that night Witnessed OF the
greatest miracles ever known in Brghamite Mormonism
The perishing, dying Dr. Osborne whom they put
TO bed that night next morning well and
hearty, and mysteriously transformed into Col Kane,
and perfect the transformation that doubt
entertained Of his real identity. II truly the
verrable Colonel Kane and such he aferward
cognzed the army by all who had known the Colonel in
Philadelphia. All necessary preparations being now com
peted the Colonel formally introduced 10 Brigham
and such meeting perhaps has never occurred since the
days Of Jonathan and David The formaes Of court et
quette ceased the instant they met They fell into each
others embrace and mutually kissed with all the ardor
Of undyng Affection and scarcely had tho power OF art
culaton returned after the ebultons OF speech love,
when brcathess accents they exchanged OF
eternal friendship All this and great deal about bap
tism and eDdowments, &c well known In Utah, and
matters Of amusing gossip in the Mormon metropolis
during the short stay Of the gallant gentleman In the city
But how they held wise council together, and what they
each said when coseted together hour after hour and
after day is best known 10 themselves. That Colonc
Kane IN scholar and gentleman, Possessing great and
shining talents, will deny that he is the only
living that can sway the mind Of Brigham cannot be
radicted