New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-04
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tFron the ST. Joseph Gazette. ~
| We announced yesterday thatwe had dates from
Utah to the 18th ut., by the mail in night before
From the Deseret News we observe that the lead
mines of that Territory promise to yield sufficiently
to supply the demand of that isolated region That
paper says From recent reports which are well
authenticated it Is but reasonable to suppose that
there is lead enough in that section Of country to
supply the demand for that useful and indispensa-
BILE article in this Territory for some time, II the
mines are worked as they ought to be, and no
doubt will be ere long, If reasonably renuneratiye,
and the persons who are now operating viii make
the necessary exertons, and the ore is az rich az
| represented they can make handsome profits hy
supplying the market at prices that will etect ualy
exclude importation"
i The News says:
The weather has been quite windy and stormy
| within the last few days, raining occasionally Ia
| the valley and showing on the mountains. Daring
the afternoon and night Of Monday there we're
several heavy Showers and at about 8 o'clock
yesterday morning it commenced showing, and
| continued at intervals through the day. The wind
| blowing from northwest made it very uncomiort-
able without the thermometer falling from 4 to
| 80 when the snow commenced falling.
! Fossil REMAINs.--0nr townsman. Mr.. A. @.
| Pypher in digging cellar in this city not long
since, exhumed the entire skeleton OF large AMI
NAL, supposed to be Of the buffalo species, but
much larger in dimensions than the present buffalo
| of these western climes One OF the teeth,
| grinder measures Al inches in circumference.
|
Truly, some great things were in these mountains
| at some time.
| It appears that Brigham Young Is annoyed by
reports and threats of apostacy the part Of eer
tain weak backed saints. He discoursed to them
at the Tabernacle lately III Q somewhat vigorous
style. Said the prophet
say to all grunters, grunblers, winners and
| hypeertes and sycophants, who SWIVEL, crouch and
crawl around the most contemplate OF all Great
pres for slight favor, should it enter my mind 70
i dig down the Twin Peaks, and set men to work
to do so. it Is none of your business neither IS It
the business of al earth and hell, profaea pay
the laborers their wages am not GO bs eansa u
question as to what do with my funds, Mnelhsf !
build high walls, garden walls or clIy Walis mte
niaase it is my right to pull down my Walls to-
: | morrow If any one wishes to apostatize on slen
grounds, the quicker the better; and II ne Wshes
to leave the Territory but = loo poof V az %,
will assist him to co. we are inach peteer OIL 6iti-
, out such characters. :. :. .s.ss3z
When o man begins to find fault, inquiring to
this that and the other saying, Does this or that
look as though the Lord dictated it, you may
know that that person has more or less of the spirit
of apostacy. Every man In this kingdom, or upon
the face of the earth, who is seeking with ai his
heart to save himself, has as much to do as he can
conveniently attend to, without calling in question
that which does not belong to him. II he suceaeds
in saving himself it has wen occupied his time and
attention.
See to it that you are right yourselves see that
sins and folly do not manifest themselves with the
rising sun. Irepeat that ii Is us much as any ono
can well do to take OF himself, By performing
every duty that pertains TO his temporal and eter-
nal welfare.
4 Son Jesus Christ, and In his prophets tAa Ne sent
in days of old: then believe in Joseph sInith ana
do the works ef the Father, before you question
what dictate 10 this people.
Justice is certainly an odd fsa--she has only q
single pair of scales.