The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

ee&iercd eVeryU dy 70 shefter. ~ Wa terSlp'c s"S
while u sstes., forcing The rain through o. aoio .noA
wove covers md tents The ex Governor and fanny Neo
al table al ne time under temporary ooHery, nJ si
forced to get up ard for shelter passed snorty
after thu storm and saw the loaded table completely
drenCt ed 50 unaccust 10 ram lhere was poor pu
sonea @rennh'ps when the weather cleared up every
family seemed 10 have clothes TO dry, and the camp was
for Ill hour two Ike one great preaching neiu.
Tug TWENTY ToUATH.
By early daylight every thing astir IN the camp.
The weather stil threatening AT six A. NJ, three
ssutfs fired IN hoI OF the three r Presidency
Of Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day SantsBrg
ham Young, Heber c. Kimbal, and Daniel II. Wells The
pos. ded away music followed throughout the camp
there Was continued firing, till Marshal Little had
stop il, /" unless brothers should order it,"
at nine o'clock ralute OF thirteen guns hreiole
r each year since the pioneers had entered the
basin Of salt Lake Between each gun music was dis
coursed by the oands
As the sun peered out from behind the heavy clouds
the hearts Of the faithful cheeed and the subject Of
conversation every where the dance The word
soon given and the three boweres were occupied
with young and old, ready TO spring away on tho light
fantastic '0e Each powsry was Ior,y oy twenty ioGr
cotlons Fl ON about ten A. NJ Tuesday till bet ween
"the wee sma hours syont the twal' on Wednesday
morning, with only very short Intervals Of rest for the
musicians. Notwithstanding occasional showers enough
10 dampen feelings as well as Clothes, the merry dance
continued.
After the candles and lamps had lighted, Brigham
stepped out TO the bowery opposite his marquee TO pc
spectators but no sooner was he recognized than ne re-
ceved the maIagere invitation to the boards The door
clear Of the anxious youngsters and the prophet
with his two eldest and his son iniaw with their
something lively they in right good earnest.
Contrary 10 what would generally be expected Of him
nnEs when AT il that he nav amuse himself and every
body ese well ss he Nobody can be more unsp
proachsbe II he wishes that position, but when no IN
duges in the gay peasantry OF youth, he seems simple
hearted and ready initiate anybody around him .om
his petition leader, ouch familiarity would ia most
fatal TO great clams-slamii.rty breeds
tenpt-not the occasion refer felt satis-
fed while stood gazing oa the man whom
that he had the affections Of the people, and his JOY
seemed 70 crafty them more than their own enjoyment
nvery eye was upon him. and following him round and
round and every little piece Of hi, Amusement Was solid
enjoy ment to them. Strange world, strange ioksl
80 eager the folks 10 dance ami so impossible 10
crafty every bodys wishes 10 obtain the oor the
gers forced 10 frequently threaten complete break
up II there was not more conscience Ia the business.
Some of the boards y they could possibly es
cape detec ion One Of small company on retaining
the tent about O'Clock the morning, said that
when he let the bowery there 1t least four times
ing than the number tina. could be
dated Outside Of the bowefy throughout the day there
every kind Of amusement Fishing, hunting run
mig, leapng stone throwing and qnJit playing Inere
general liberty, and every body did pleased him
beet. There vas no speechying, nor attempt at any
thing bat amusement
Al shutdown twelve guns ared IN honor Of tie
twelve apostles and al O'Clock the band played
Home, sweet Home,n which, however much 1t N GIT
Indicate "to your tents, Oh Israel, seemingly fell heed
less on the cars OF the multitude as they danced and
visited many hours aer that. This, however, rmcaet
the official programme OF 1860
Among the attractive displays In camp was fuey got
banner, with the Of the pioneers and the pro
perty they brought 18th them On brief there we're la3
men, three women aad .xo children: seventy wago1s
one boat one cannon ninety horses nty mules
sixty six oxen nineteen cows. The banner hosted
the tent OF Of the pioneers and dres conside
rabe attention. The names printed on a scroll,
which represented in the hands Of angel Sounding
his trumpet The angeiwas said 10 be au excellent Ike
OF their hrst leader Joeeph smith aud doubt
tended b. the artist 20 convey the idea that nc hc
messenger OF the last dspensstoo who would publish
their TO the world for their trials and endurance
laying the foundation Of that temporal Kingdom that s
yet "to roll down from hese mountains crush ia its pro
gress all enemies and Ultimately in triumph bear rule
all the EARTH Very pleasant anfcp son, doubt
of on the side Of the banner the folloS
rg inscription Names Of the pioneers who LETT win
ter quarters at Council Bluffs, April, ls47 arrived in
tuned TO winter quarters by October 81 q tte year
without accident 10 any person Praise the Lord"
Termed OFT or CAMP.
II is tad in "the good old Book that a certain
csson Nhea the sons of God met together TO worship,
Aormors at the celebration noted ho se thief TO
Ices hbellous gentleman, strongly suspected OF
The moment The Marshal put his eye upon him he
kindly cared Tor and escorted distance down tie
Two ladies' very Righ received the same hoaors
but, after some exp annors the committee concluded 10
allow them to remain IL tbs capacity 81 servants 10 the
gentlemen with whose name they were some sht aaso
coming, with instructions, however, that they
should not mnee d the tarce one Of the ladies' for
get'u of the proyio, had reached the boards ana
al ready 70 mngle in the amusement wnen tn keen eye
led her got the hnt and lei her OF again ami back
her carriage. Probably this may ye, 5c handled 10 Tie
East For the present think enough 10 said
THE RrrrES
By dawn Of day teams were htched ~ aud moving
way Of the other behind and the dust u
before II was ike returning from EpsOm the tr0ttng
course al lorg Island No accident occurred cave 20
cg persons 81 BIZ ghams family. ~ OF the carriages
descending the kanyon something started the mules
and iakeg rather awkward they upsc; the carriage
which rolled twice with ladies' ipsde. and naay
but nothing very serious Que or two w1ees were
town ana out OF the big herd of horses lour only
bad strayed By rnc O'Clock the last hal left tns
campiE ground aud after examining around TO that
al ntes were ex,nguishei 1.-THE prophet lsft the last
oy Cd the 10 their hearts content and tnns ended
the great celebration 81 1890
INDIANS N TIVE WITT
The following extract from lester dated Deep Creek,
july -, il the laiett news from the mall route
ming Roberts Creek station again--bailiing ares 1t
night yelling &C. Oae Of TIE express men who came
ir-Jsms Advantageous shot through the thlga;
rode thirty miles sier u was done. Dr. Kay Ia attend.
irr him have not learned particulars myself Jason
Lnco and Bill s,erreu shot at by iniisas going
through the kanyoa betwccn and wii1 Springs on
ths goth INST, Jesse Earl WAS accidentally sho. dead oa
the came day The y Utes sloe two horses from the sol
dtr :. Ruby ,se other day Inc othe, end Q! the road
wet o. Ruby. Lieutensu,s Weed aud Perkins
turning
on my way to the Post ON - learned of express
arrlt ng ghsm Youugs Office late last evening" With
Inc iniNiieencc nal been KILLED Itche
Valley, and tao Mormons killed and others wounded, Ia
aud connected with the atr the facts stated
arc briefly folorss-Thc Inhabitants OF snithncll
Cache Valley, arrested, on Monday, Pugwecncc (he
eyed ndisn) for horse stealing During the DAP four
indians undertook TO him 10 the melee Pug
int dead Tue indians charged and shot three tines
sounding Samuel Cousins severely 10 the lgngs-ielta
expected Az the people began 70 arrive he four indians
wadc % towards ths kany0n aud At the crossing
they found aud hr,d wn Mormors named Reed aud
Cowan klr the former and ~oundipg BADLY the latter
Az they went up the they met brothers OF
Nf tkxwN ttiot anl.
cd the other
have only eme 70 add tha, will at once be
taken to guard sganst SURPRISE IL fully pcted
that the dscoptened Indians north gill this occs
sion 70 stir up STRIFE.
The New Mormon Movement.
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