The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-14

Occupation thete are 81 farmers, ~ aporers, III
weavers, s waichmakers, 10 shoemakers, cabinet
MAKER, tailors, miwright, 4s.onemasons gardea.
ers, machnists IL Smiths 10 jouers, miers,
founders sailors, 10 pemaker, 19 miners bride
bit maker hookcoser, potter, bakers, porers.
ijapanner, pawnbroker engineers. warehouse an
l c!oihdresser. / clogger, printer, shoemaker,
Stone sawyer, engine driver engine filter, l wool
comber, wagner, calender, sh;p~right.
There are, of course large number Of the ladies the
company provided with husbands long ago; but on the
list there are still candidates for connuba bliss twelve
WIDOWS and sixty three spnstersthat is three and
upwards of blooming damsels The foregoing tranesman
must be wealthy acquisition to the Mormon settlements
rs their several crafts nearly all that coonss from
older cities require to furnish at home.
There great difference in point Of national numbers
but that difference cannot any basis for cacuat
ing the relative srenth of Mormnism in the nations re.
presented The persons composing the presen, company
we're those already waiting for the settlement Of difficult
ties Utah Had the establishment of peace been learned
in Europe some weeks earlier than 1t was the grafton
this year would have been much larger than what it is
DOW expected to be- and the nations above represented
would have sent another class Of figures The above
figures only show the ber of persons ready move
and not proxlmatdy the number Of proseytes in the de
rent countries
AT sea the above company for the purpose Of carrying
out the Instructions Of the Chiefs was divided into two
great departmerts-,he embracing the Danish and
North OF Europe passengers aud the other embracing the
English and other nationaes. Each chief department
nad i've sub departments, which elders were
appointed who responsible for the good order and
cieaniness observed on board The elders had uniform
saucuons nom ae chief president that every order
.arleu out With great regularity. At eight O'Clock
@ mug as the chip bell announced the hour, the
std oS Saed into the largest space between decks
ho, @ .ne,r morning prayers, after which they set
ordered for ss 81 .ne day For cooking purposes it
The ' eaSn oeparlnen to take turns approaching
ne gaey winch prevented tho usual confusion and dis
aeeement among passengers During the dav when the
weaner was favorable the Saints INDUCED in every kind
OF amusing exercise and generally flushed with dance
among those unaffected by The maj y. 49, u" 1s
DAY over and supper dishes washed, eight O'Clock
Joined in prayer and sung their evening hvmns Err
Sunday there were two general meetings on deck for re-
lgious exercises and instructions de pov1os The snh A.
parmenis held their meetings for instruction during the
week nghtseach holding their meetings sufficiently ga
psrate from each other to avoid confusing the other
Throughout the voyage the greatest order ana raerpa
feeling prevailed. Captain Bell says that he has con
Quoted something like ninety thousand emgrauts across
tho Atlantic but brought company that gave him
less trouble than these Aormoas. he says he FIRE.
quenty with other folks, has been called upon six or
eight times day TO settle fights between passengers but
on this occasion he bad not heard jar. The captains
favorable testimony Of the cleanliness, good order and
fraternity tho Mrmons board is fully borne out BY