The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08
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In y be hoped that ths United STATES adges tr
'nn Territory are coming prepared lrssly 70 Do imp.
tia fair and honest 10 their oola relations Vim bo,
Jew and Gentle; and secondly fully armed ana eou,posd
with instructions from the Attorney General about .ns.
bona de position alongside or and Relationship TO- Terrific
rial judges and the Probate Court particular Ii tAsv
come here like the former judges predict sss Of sror
bles for them. and passan they viii suior aotnsng
from being temperance men whiskey u great thins
for making friends ard terrible thing for making sas
mies All federal ofd who here hsve magna
cent chances that line Every storakceper TIA. ls0l
FOR federal patronage keeps free cask ana II Is reiy
and inccusbe the mischief that has been conooctsd ~
The SIDE o. stream VI Bourbon bot the profession And
gentlemen alluded W are by means the only folks VINE
ose nur Boa pure poten, or valley tan But 20 hint y
the wise ID sufficient"
THE CRICKET WAR
For time back there hs ye been freoueu. sxpras
tons u apprehension another scouvge by crckes IN
tne press Of this oi'y In Of ,he Territory
recently been very annoying threatening 70 eat "
everything Last Sunday week the setters al Forl Hsr
snd make regular sohsrxe ss.inss tae enc ensw1 ~
crcAess came 10 bnumerable mutsudcs and fairly co..
"1he uevs, eye witness that they had "e
bgbt for bread, and every man, child Il Z
was capable surred out and forming line through the
extent Of the large field the farms being eucIosurs
sovaaced upon the,s foe They engaged a
sunday but as the shades Of night advancing they
son TO the charge again. Tsey fought Aithfuy--thsy
struggled Tor bread but they die end the conc ~
Tuesday This s lie second crioxes var the settlers 4
An wa Der ems In n.
fret one lasted eight days"
ew days a,es the cricket battle and victory % tbs
side o tie settlers the latter vsted with
storm that swept thing before L. The fed
such abundance that ravnes, In Instances
than ten feet Deep were nlied ~ Aowing conss
derabie portion Of grow wheat Awas washed away One
garden the best the settlement was completely CO.
vered with rubbish SAND grave. that hat washed
IN BY the rushing water, that nothing gDen was " he
seen Cattle were swept away with the current AMI the
Jordan rose loot above its level On the same day .
boy named John Clark, only child about twelve years
old struck by lightning the utAh county n
the point Of ,he mountain. south Of this osy Vines
found by his father who had but short time before leo
HIM 10 hunt for his cattle, the boy dresdfuy disa
cured, his shoes literally 10 pieces and hA
heart was hsneins from his body. Since that time
other Thunderstorm passed over ss city, during which
some cattle IN pasture adjoining were killed By the light
ming.
TSs has been remarkable season for rain nothing like
IL wa experienced here before. It has been ge
neral benefit a. tmess and by The folks who have ish.
other portion Of this correspondence. Of course.
should be 80; Egg " bsd it, seven years Of plenty before
lk seven cars OF FAMINE.
EMIGRATION PLANE
Major lawrence an advance express Of tbs Mormon
emigration, arrived the city tuesday evening, aud
reports the emigration from tue States and from Europe n
excslsns health and condition Ths Hand Cart Company
has sos ahead Of tne trains and win arrive here sos
time before the osh emigrants This company consists
OF 267 persons fort hree hand cars and Eve wagons,
Capt Daniel Robson Capt Franklin Browns
peny sixty persons fourteen wagons and eighty
heed OF ssock; Captsp Marphys 27s persons, thirty
eight wagons t~c carriages and about 226 head Of stock
Capt Eoss Only miles behind him, about forty
Capt smith " tSn miles behind Ross with thirty
nine and $50 persons Before and behind them
merchant and mule trains belonging 70 the breth
ren still further back, numbers reported, the last
train snder Capt Cakin. The Hon VIM Hooper, me
representative 70 Congress-; Genl Edrcdge their business
sgen and MT Cannon tno president 10 the East,
pected here IN . s~w days
SURVIVOR GENITAL
Col T. Ssambsugb and STAFF ieft the city Last Satur-
day 10 upon the examination Of the survey a Mr.
koeo sub contractor under his predecessor There u
iregnarisy alleged The Surveyor expects 70 be
ahscIt iii the bee,nang Of september. After arranging
matters resurn very probable that tbs whole sA2
viii return 10 Pennsylvania
ynn COMING gAnIxR.
For some time back the hormoa leaders have talked
of great famine that coming upon, suppose, tha
wnose earth; but II extended, the United 6Ates y
70 be- ~ least greatly visited by that affecting dspcae
may " day be skertcai the boat builders In the
Gays N Noah. b." thai Is OF my business;
porter give them the mint In tmc 70 ges UP gigantic
ext IN this rcrrtory aud the p-oscners are seriously
citing about making careful preparations for the day of
rial ana sfnlcson had not the pleasure of attending
summary u proceedings there, rsports:-
President DAMN II. Wuu sssd-If had . volume n
words piled up - be - this book 1.-THE Blble), could
vest new fast coming upon Clean your aslds
ers and " you do act wish CLEAN them LET
Others do ~ give the poor tbs ve.s Of ge~nas that
every head b. saved do not let cattle gs
your neds snd destroy your crops Save your grain N
all shc sermon have 70 preach odAy.