, 1859-09-06

These Normons are in tue main an industri-
Outs, frugal, l!ard-working people. Few Of them
are 1su',tna! iders: few live by professions or
pursuits that require no physical exertion.
Fh'S laaEe work for hut few lawyers-1 know
bnt four among tbem-tl,er differences md
disputes air usually settled iu and by the
Church; they have no female ou.casls, few doc
tors, and pny no salaries 10 their preachers-at
]"::>t tie leaders say 50. But small portion Of
thea use tea and Coffee. Formerly they drank
li:!1e Or no jiJunr but, since the army came in
last year, money md whisky hare bo'h been
1a"1c abundant, aud now they drink con-
c>idesaby. More than q thousand barrels
Of whisky have been suld in this city withintfle
las! year, Ut I'LL average Of not less than - i
;.al!nn, making the tnlal cost to consumers orcr
:;22-1' 1','r"'. whereof tie aornlons lave paid al
least hall. If they lad thrown instead *l't'
'"' III l!urd cash into the deepest part of Salt
l.akt, il would iIuve been far better for tllem
The appetite they ere requiring Or renewing
will c'insto Them after thc Amy and It's influx
Of cash shall have departed; aud Saints who
now drink little will find themselves thirsty
1l.eir Valley, before they suspect that they
care a2Sthing for liquor. As yet, | believe,
they have fe,r nr no drunkurGs; but there is
nrt'iny Esore trceitfnl than the appetite for
Ii1nnr. as yet, LtaA las mt 4 single export of
any kind; the Army supplies her with cacl';
when 'ha1 is gone. her people will see harder
lines. She OH ..ht to manufacture almost cvry-
thiny she cun>unncs, or foreign debt will over
wht!n her. Yet, up 10 this huur her 1n;nuilc-
'"ti''s enefs''s h'Ae oee" si.os' uil";rl''4 ~
'te,''4. 'sa'H -, p" ~ apei'eu ~ ''un
Li"f!s'@ az Il i.1ee e''.s" St"' ny pAl 9''e
"'t' 'I' i'e1s, "o nos i"1, a''a ~.
P'':s ,'''u ~ W .ea! .o"noeneo; iea' i''- 'a'e
| @r"wn herr cllca},Iy and abunG@ntlv; yet owing
! II the troubles }>t year, no spinning aud wear
| ing machinery has yet brcn put in operation
oe4e's so'ile - io" cp"2 N, i1o.i -. i-oll's'
-, tc1'll' l" E'o" eo'soh Is 1lhelf ~ 11otr ~,
| ,.'..'te' ''S l,'"nt i;l'e peea r'eu!csGo. ne
"l'Tls cry '"s 'aa so',a MY i"l .a'e a:nnone;
''''o VI, la'i:S ''i"et t'1he ,4o'' =, S"l'.,.
| 'Fnst 'aes Will seo' oe ao1e 10 e'otae lnenl-
| SelscS.
'nI1"f - a:.etlsl hcreaatFs ,,e u me "'en ~.
INV r''a t"G" "lsn' 1ney can GFnw !''e l'ee'
"'' "S''' h"t ~ IS s!'a ~ s'':o l'tte o' ~
sn%af-bEcause, II T. s"ppose,l, III an excess ol
! ai"ah i'll t''G S"'t. E' o'@HH1'l 1aa no| ~
":'':' '"''r'i l." if."ca :1ceo"i'' p'1 - ~ Ut:
':o'l','ion .,'o"'. s'@:i >'l's III '"cpeI ~ eo.'
| re "'ha1 isle sSf1e ~ !9s newer setl'n'ctts'
'ne' are ~ So'itSc slh i'!'tei 'A'l sot's .! t1
| p"'.'a :,oous cpss i"lee 10 SIX or e'sht .l1nes
she11 Illee5 III 'he Ht''tSs e'en iu'ch h1e"c'neS
's" eai!'.a' ana Eel'""-co'orra ho'e'' are s'''o
# double the l'ccs Gu their labels and covers
Noh>s"eT 'hat 'h' lt"l'.e came hlther "',f Il
tae'i.and il:les n.d,hty et destf'' a'ef reacf''e
ne Missouri. "n'ch WI, many nuhuFeds II hui
',''n,,n's u m'!ss from 'helr '":ltr homes s.,
-; ''st snrr'ils Fe:'ehea 'nese 'aHSse III 'lls
t;E. "!Ale', allo'dra fhen' eSceiltnt chances o.
''ai' 'a1f"h ne'"fe 1l'fs e1"Se rare erng-lh",
NY l;1'e hee1s eosS'','sr l"fts'ed anu n'eS'u u
"r st"vH from ty tile Indi3hs whose game my
'lal hl'ieu or sc3tea away: al" VINO leel ''l''
;nvy have right to I've here 50 lorE as there
ire ca!tt Or crops to live on-llat these valleys
.trc lofty, narrow aud parchcd bs intense dEoulh
rem May to November implements and
seeds are scarcely to be o5tatncd short OF i
| .hrve n,ontIi, journey, aud then 1T IN euur'
| ll"ns cast-that they tlfe had one year o. Eif'
mai and easily ho>tl,ics with the federal COR.
srn1arnt, in Which very little could be done
| tnI Improvement was out uf tic ttt'tstlon-ana
u:n a1,azcd tl4;l sn much has tcen well tont
here III lllc way OF building. tll'ln.. fcncln-
planting trees, &c. VI coutss this city is fa
..!v.A q. :,,,y rival, being the spiritual mctrcY"
4, AMI the ,arlleet settled but l am assured
ill;:t Tie ralIcy Of t'al Lake is better cultivated
iti.u t!,:~, t:.su.h lrorn, its county scat, is ii;
l,.rial this city, which, with its broad regula
! streets. refreshed bv riyucts ri bright, si,a,k
| my Il uurjn- water, anl shaded br rows Q
o:lu. lut thrifty trees, mainly Locust aud Bit
'.r tu;iuuwrcd. is already more ATTRACTIVE t.
; :tatrs, The houses II: adobe or 1c, ely sun
| .,itd brick, are untoi nlly lvw and general
, ;i,r small. Eu, there is seldom mere Than On
,,uun II !, urw, unl rarely but one twen
| ou Il lot Of IN acr. and quur,er The garden
rc we'll flied will. Peach, Appl, and otle
t-Elt.trrtS. hereof the ItIcll already bear
;.r:fns,)y. and ,lr others begin to follow The c,
!..*D!c, tiur.co+, aud Grapes are grown, tlous
40: s,t u!.snlAnt; 50 .r Strawberries. Plum,
;:rs in 1,rutu:;nn. and the Mountain Currau1
:1c lIr:e, stLund .ul mud very good. Many
c ;ar lots nr. fenced with cobble stones laid
!, .t:y mortar, which seems to stand very vel
'r:t &C i;r;rl,atn Iouur's garden and ,rnuul
= ,''At W l;I - ~. +,;o,S -, =,
,sc and cost some 81. pcr rod. Tnt!oub,eal
> .,, nnrlr mi. steadily Increasing in wealth ar
,,fn., Hs ,''- " 80
'''.!!U'' ,.,orc, =; raj, :; h.ra NJ,
s 'e usssa7e ,i,S ~ i.h te.i Us - natu Gn
aans rnu tamiy b"rr th,n IN k1ns,s >v 4rnnv
'13 S.a,". Ytc ci;mata l. ser.ro mi c:,r
i .i'r."nnw ;nicu>r'v Int md dry. IN whit 1t,
i. III, onI .torr,. o,;,, 3hon"h a,,fo nv. ,.,,a1
Ttr j,a.,ad 10 sb;ik t- ,hcmsrlrcs in Tho yaii
,'nr ar .nt tn r'.cut thc ;nsnlt hv ix;n
;.,;ct.ts c .,i p nr,sson,,ers swnrn in mvTind
: '.d "fte'' % ,',yur i' MI 'brfnrc item Wood
n ''" "s'e" H. rr;D,.;"v "vou u,
:afse 49, lo'' - IT, a, ,a,n ,a4",'"i sa a'
Ahs, ~ n, =. I,n ~ ~ ~ ora1i
tf"me ~ .' .1a,,a VI ~ a'aolc "a,
=. II all Ou1th"te!y, ~: WHEY II "t' oe general