The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18


Mormon Escise Reeura@sTae Deril made TO pay Tolls 10
the Ch,vch-Depaytwe Of Judge E1ets from, the Terri
tory-7simonial Of Respect TO Him from the GentiIes-
The Ne,o Gold Mines on he South Piaae, dc, dc.
The world moves on about usual in these valleys.
strce rows have occurred thus far during the week
The "church grog shop IL stil kept open gambling az
USUAL, goes without interruption, and and Nor
drink good whskey, play quiet game of cards and
worship their god in their sanctuary after their
fashion, and certain statements in the Deserct Ncs Of
the 18th inst be credited they do more The
City Council of this modern sZon havo recently organized
stronger and efficient police They have revised
some their city ordinances, by allowing every who
desires to become retailer strong drinks sell indis
crminatey il he will only pay into the church fund
much for license And by another revsory act they
the Gentle merchants who have thousands and thou
sands Of dollars invested in liquors, you will pay
much into the church fund you may sell whishey and
other liquors by the gallon, but in smaller quantities
Hence will be that tho whole scheme is plan for
the reenishng OF the chnrchs Golfers by charging both
jew and Gentle exorbtant for licences and exact
ing from the former heavy per cent sales in the way
OF tithing.
This is the way tho work Of speculation, civilization
AMI morality, goes % in "Zon," all of which ia
chargeabe TO the recent influx OF heavy scientific popu
lation,'' so the "church" newspapers say.
During the exceedingly cold weather that have had
here about the 9th OF the present MONTH informed
by reliable citizen Of the Territory that there
and boy frozen 10 death the Suvrr river in
this Territory, twenty miles north Of Fillmore They
were ,hiny clad and being distance from settle
nens persisted ia the storm. II quite cold in this
portion Of the valley The eastern range of the wasach
mountains was clothed In beautiful robes Of white In
Echo cansn the snow was six inches in depth.
Judge Eckcls left this city for his home N Indiana
the morning Of the 18th inst, taking with him Mis- Poly
dore, who reclaimed from Mormon family
four weeks ago. Miss Poydore s attended by her aunt.
Jenie Mayer, the fourth wife of Samuel W. Rich
ards dlgnitary In the Church OF Jesus Christ OF
Latter Day Saints The Judge will take charge OF
Ms pojydore 10 New York where he viii da
liver Ler up to the British Consul who VII
take her under his protection and II his earliest
icnoe send her on TO her father al Worcester England
the Judges departure from tho city his friends and
fellow citizens desiring TO express to him their personal
regards him the following complimentary note,
signed BY the following named genilemcn:-
GREAT ssLr Lass CIry. u T., Sept II, 1853.
Hon D. r. rcxfs. Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court Of
iSss sRTbe have heard that you are about
70 leave The Territory On Journey e ~ states whittier you
faction which You win feel reforming your family
ry %r s I r. whasn n ,Se Territory during he conn
ING winter That reFr howeve = lss.ened BY hsr belief
sppehncns which .eem to pres. there and 70 cause mea
properly loyal oens Of ,he United States who resident
In this immunity ). -, :. o,,no,,u.,, s.e,r. =,
leave express their s~nlnens q personal regard
s"a s IN & on ring
he coming week you may be pleased TO designate.
This invitation signed by thirty three OF most
respectable cizeus including every civil officer Of the
Territory except the Governor The Judge returned the
following snswcr;-
GHr.r Sur Lsrr CRY u. r, Sep, IS 1853
Grsrr~rSI have received your note Of the ih request
La you at dinner before my departure from The
Territory. thank for tho expressions OF Kind feelings
which accompanied The invitation, sud -haa welcome cor
% a. ypnes Tssy Sp"T ansn ,'r n .ss s.ss
been ~ Of the last twelve months such
friendships. Which win We more durable the state Of affairs
HIT m, arrangements have FOR starting the
sh snd that fac alone would proven, an sccp,snee were
there not o;scr reascns 70 nanee me ,o ~ an 40
sire % rloinns you AFTER brief interval am with great
f. IT, esr jous Hr.r-,r, lion. cniMrs H.
srrcf.IR, tH. MAURICE snfrH, Esq, and others
While Mormons exuit tho departure Of Judge
Fcsels from the Territory, with the hope Of shcrrespe,
which they have not enjoyed since his arrival IN the val
ley and long before many good saint has fallen upon
his knees and offered up ms petitions 10 tho God Of Israel
for the protection and preservation Of the Judge and his
Judg. Sinclair " here, and viii prove himself 10 be an
able ard efficient officer q the government and tcrror
10 evil doors"
A new gold mine has very recently been discovered
near The q the South Platte Kansas Terri
tory Prom recent reports received in this city would
that this newly discovered field of gold promises
hc as rich any OF the mines OF California n u
tracod IN that portion q country lying between the South
Platte and the Arkansas rivers, extending from the east
base Of the Rocky Mountains Far east Fort Lara
mic and south OF that point hundred and seventy
niles. NV information IN relation 70 this and i'm.
porant discovery derived from several reliable gentle
men and from Dr. Cavsnsugh IN particular, He showed
last evening specimens 81 the gold that had been taken
from ths mine by some Cherokee Indians from whom
be had procured them There hut few engaged
tho mines, iis discovery being Of so recent date II
reported that they take from ton 10 forty dollars
day 10 the Tho gold " ola good quality. Quite
largo party leave this city Tor the gold dgsngs tomorrow