The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

Their Departure for utah-Interesting Scenes and
l FacI-Deaths On the Voyage.


fhe arrival OF five hundred o. shs~s.d suiwauas IN
snss ship has OF ts years beosme % counsa that
simple Announceneat OF the fact, Though postant
one n itself bearing - does aga ths psospsotvs wi
faro Of country exoies little moro seauoa tAaa the
thsssans asd one incidents vhioh daily transpks
CITY snd form Per. Of the newspaper history Of tina
Hmes. s1r III e.-rf ttef aeg
On Tuesday lsss however, IN arrival Of moro thar o.
binary interest," took place. Ia the shape u tho shp Ua
dsrwrier, Captain Roberta Win vtss freight Of Eve
hundred and nety fosr Mormea sngrann ea vvae fsr
Utah and n view Of tbs Atesess which necessarily a..
ta0hes the nsvsnsals of ssoh bedy Of people, united
h angs objeot, who havs left their hones acres The
water sundered the associations which bsrs1 then there
70 relatives and frends sscrAosd IL pleasures and p-
v.eges Of the time haorcd oussus u ther osuny,
and undertakes journey esk thousand niles II length
70 participate In social poGoa al religious sKpernsat
unparalleled n tho history q nazktnA, gve bolsw
account u visit paid 70 than yesterday, By enc q our
reporters, end soas parAculAzs which VIII probably
prove new to the majority II our readers
Arriving as Cass Garden, saest three O'Clock in tho
sfseruocs found that The Underwysr haA dcaargs<
her cargo scd that majority Of The ensrnas had been
transferred 70 shs sssaaer New Weird. Of he New Yssk
and Absny ne preparatory 10 having the city o. their
IoUg Western One two hun tred however, no
maned for The moment n tbs rotun II, under tho drec-
ton Of Brother George l. Cannon the President Of tho
Church Of the Eastera and Middle States, who WAS
busy IN perfecting Tho axraagemenn and providing
for the thousand and ono details Incident u
an occasion OF the kind dsvoviag upoa him
a. superintendent OF the arrival and departure o(
Mormon emigranss. From this gentleman Learned
a the present stipoad the largest which has arrived
q, this port since lAN NAY, whea the ship william Tap
scott landed seven hundred and twenty I've passeDgera
IN tnsw
frequently arriving, and quito q number Of tho emf
grants who came lat fall have sper, tho winter this
city and New Jersey, awaiting the pleasant weather Of
spring in the mesawhlle industrous'y pursuing their
various occupseoos sad adding to their limited stock d
worldly goods.
As Will be seen from tbs table be,os, most Of the emf
grants belong to the poorer classes but remarkAb
fact by prudence and ecouomytwo characters Pc
cuiar to Morn mons eyerywhere-ihey save more thai
many who have greater facilities for making and hsv,
moro abundant means n their command.
Urhs Underwater left Iiverpoe, on the 3lst Of March
and consequently the passage made In just mosth
The captain reports that tbs weather exceedingly
bsterous but that 10 experience o, twenty years
the ocean, he has brought to shores shpaoad
OF emigrAnts against whom no could utter lea Of com
paint They quiet, orderly, tidy circumstances
permitted them b. and, excepting among the crow, he
has heard oath since he left England In whatever
the Mormoas engage they are very systematic They
make laws for their regulators aad Obey the authorities
who administer them During the voyage Of the Under
writer the ship divided int fourteen wards beades
that OF the second cabn Each Of these presided
over by compsteot person, who was held responsible
for every breach Of neatness and deoum under HE u
rsdic,ioa and who conducted the religious exercises Of
The little group when impossible for them I'll 10
meet IN BODY Whenever the weather per mittcd publio