The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-02

We might bear wAyward fate together should very
mt CD like 70 SEQ my 1aughter am glad TIA the ways
OF The Gentiles have au actions for 81 Is good
eou-- how love herl the Iembralce o me-, shea
her sparkling hsz eyes ussd light up my clatsraoce,
ihe ustre Of which yet ohiues through ,Ss dun dsaucs
or any years Ia tao remembrance OK her father GS2
bless her and all OF you until the time cones wLa, lie
shall be pleased TO gather the AcsttEet reuloantsc HIS
peope. From wrero, or when you Will have aootnHs lev
ter from know not. but you meg res. assured That
wherever lhs Gnu CT lie located, t1ere hape you viii Cal
Inc. THIS Is nay desire sna payer. { a1 aware ina.
many will !o-ssle tbeir rt love 81 reform /. ths sses.
They cay il is $50 much to endr-c ~oroasn is unsopu-
lar lp6 they are ro1no to suffer !ct H.
the sacrifice II Eao~ owa heart, desire e. ~us.
ia my GOD for ny deveraocs and leavs oil my Interests
May Me lord bless and sustain you ia the fai.h aac
enable you to overcome aud be rssdY TO s down Win
Jesus Christ when He shalt come 10 reign or the earth ~
the prayer Of your anectiopate father, jill.
MORMON PHILOSOPHY.
PSI afraid to be too late and hurrIsdly flushed
my letter have just Col KRuo and hearing that
the express does not leave early thought feel
something drawing me again to communion with you Ny
letter closed aud the reflection that might bs for years
that would be deprived Of the privilege OF speaking TO
you fe perhaps, more keenly than before the position
in which we are nov placed. Do not think tnst
grievirg lot and wish to shrink the hour OF TRIAL
God knows do not. But
Makes countless thou ssnds mourn
Is the grouudwork Of reflections OF my sacrifices
get here YOU know them well Ny most earnest hope
aud prayer TO my family comfortably around me
and your mother IN declining years We patiently
endured many pfvacns on the way here and Tor the first
years after arrival lived very economically ae
privDg ourselves Of many comforts aud
Of lie to gather around US something for home We GOT
the start added DAILY to that homo What could By
honest industry and often did sng Gi:h tho spr
understandspg-
Wen plough and SOW. and Joyful reap
The land our God has given.
TO bless our friends to bless our foes.
And make our h,me heaven
But ALAG that labor Of years must leave that cherish
ed hope Of ndepencence in the evening OF life has vanish
ana before me again tho Wilderness to body and TO
oeia US hid from our ey es but the mighty Gsa Of
Jacob HOLDS gutless Cur pereecutofs for all suffer
have understanding OF retrbuon befuing infoi5
..ce There leave my troubles.
BROTHERS, EXPERIENCE.
Last Friday met Brother NJ, about the first person
whOse Acquaintance made on my arrival in this city,
driving his team 'tbe south track" WAS sad pet
happy sight The old man has three score years
and ten ye. az straight and upright when he left the
military school where according 70 his sts.smeut hs had
spent many "a hour as well the gofs field He em.
brsced the Gospel in tie city where you reside 40
was then IN COCA circumstances bis persop bsAFs hs
statement witness. His faithful companies, few years
younger than biuse, aud their only Nxuvco
In lo42 They lived together-suffsret much the rst
before Leaving New York they had Ugh to buy ttie
house, and from thu young mans hard labor fathers
assisai snd the mothers economy, they got
Portable froub began with apostates leading subss-
quenty TO political combinations against Josepn aod in
ls4i 10 hs death The breaking OF the colony OF Mao
The old man and bic family we're smoux the last ths lett
Nauvoo and were in the list Of tue sick thai sy on tno
banks Of tbs mississippi where Colonel Kane the good
Samaritan found tnem helpless. IL 1850 trey reached
here worn out and penniess The went in tbs
battalion TO conquer the Mexcaos required by
government he was discharged in California on the
establishment OF peace He had nothing 70 bring him
home SO he commenced to work, aud seor time made
an curt o. mSosy IN working Tor Homer u
enough 10 return and bess bis parents he hsrc and
lrsso them from dependence aod placed them in COM
Portable circumstances. Two ago no died. frou
other cause, believe, Aaa from working Keep
hs atoer aod mother comforta ,o and 10 gather around
rythirg that they could years
In this weary world. They fell keenly the stroke,
measurabiy got sroand again They were assisted on
Bigger DE has taken course 10 their satisfaction
though nos necessarily deprived OF his bop, and Fr
dav they took the road south alone almost helpless
oyfuI viss aud wien shook hands with thsm on the
roso q, parting teey cried, and the old lady sad,
'BTother l. rememter-
When ,hro' the deep waters call thee togo.
The rivera OF sorrow sh al nat thee O.. riow
For WI be win ,hse :. NY .rou Die; Q bless
GAN right" joined the old sivery haired gentleman;
he LORD win be with US aud take through; bless
were joyful was grevsd-happy thog for the fs-
often hid fr On eyes That meeunR aod part
Ing VIII long live ~ my memory have seen m.a,
land nome coulo sirord, turned the road AMI {
have calculated thor change, ba! tney haA
youth and means thought iitt.s OF It; but whsre
As r.. s' a $.;ssi pair.
have met. nv heart has sunk within me.
did lot btesd wrts you these things but my heart
10 uil and could weep the susrpss auy OF NV
brehrcn ard sstcrs Your slater L. has brought me her
enclose In my letter, and hes a. ksd me 70 resf n
well has sso said II am afraid 10 msncn our troubles
here" Mono will feel keeuer than sns will She leaves
comfortable home. When your mother and Mary len
and kissed the little things around though; tia. L. would
hsye broken her heart. Her eries we're alarming Pos
sbly few Gays ,ossher the 'oad VIII dull care
away AID the dulles OF the leave little time 10
mourn our LOT. May Is be so.
ruER rnoBAmE DESTINATION.
You possibly might have preferred to hear Of
Dsa,s Blu. coun: on you learning Of these from Col
Kane. Where we are going undecided. The people are
oonten; 10 60 where the Presidency drec II tho xsy-
eminent shows spark OF humanity and disposition 10
do w justice, is not unlikely that We will 20 warmer
climate; but II Gov Cumming and Col Kane, AND other
honorable men, be heard and DO on what
hey report from actual observation and from the report
Of the on the fAsy OF the charges OF enemies
which tag caused this trouble may tho Tor
rrry. hsapims the northern settlements will be va
dispose OF the property a. ths7 may bs directed.
When tnoee Who have csved IN VII have entirely left
plumber DO No, Sessc shs, 10 heaven ,,se'r ,aef, v
be more united people When toe peace propositions
subrnit'ec there was much sxotsrcnl Il was hard
for many give 40 the hope OF meeting tnsr enc nt.
ou, wren toe Presdept said the governm shouS ss
left without pTeex for persecution and thev should se
queece with toe suggestions offered, toe RULED spirits
were IA a measure med, but remain deeply chagrinea
From this time the ,meni Rave prsext for
the Dsl snnoyapces ~robes that We hsvs suffered
aad they may yet 90 well Wen see. i'll
THE MORMON SETTLEMENTS IN UTAH
-uzIK GhoGEAruY, roruLAT1oS, RESOURCES AND
IMPROVEMENTS.
BouSpsmE, rERnroRr.
uiah Territory bOurdes The north By orsgoa. sas
By the Territories Of Nebasks Kansas south By New
Mexico, and west by California. II lies between 81 deg
and ~ ees north lat and les deg 90 mia or 1os dee
west loa being sbOu. $50 miles long from east 10 wa
and $50 broad from north 70 south Area s2 oOo squN
mdss. Population variously estimated al from 70, 900
100 coo souls.
corSrrvs
The Territory originally divided int, ,seve COUNTESS
Weber Davies, Dcsercs, Green River, Gresi Salt Lake
Utah, rooelc, Jcab Nard, Gar Pete Iroa AID Washing
'Su since then Carson and summit have been aa8ef aas
nom The original twelve oountss siucs the expedition
oanped at Fori Bigger Green River has been Ssorgapz