New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
FROM UTAH.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

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The Mormon Elders are beginning to arrive frcD
their missions abroad. The first batch put In theI
appearance this week. Senator Hooper got into th'
city on Sunday evening, accompanied by Gen
Ii. p. Edredge and Capt Jos. w. Young; Amhs
Lyman, Charles c. Rich, two Of the Twelve Apos
ties, md about a dozen leading elders arrived OF
Tuesday evening. Hooper was at Washington to
the admission OK Deseret iuto the Federal Union
! Eidrccge bought the church goods in the Alldhii
cities, Young did tho Quitting Of the emigranis o.
the frontiers, and the apostles aud elders dif eonsd
cradle of the preaching that prepared the SAINTS
Of Europe for coming 70 Zion' Dy-tAe-bye,
notice in a recently received TRBUEe that one OF tL
disciples came too far in that direction and slid bach
again to your city with a woeful tale about losing
il2 and his wife. lie ought TO be very ihanklg
for such diFponsations Of Providence; e. II hi
stories are only true. Many brave fellow would
give more than a dozen pounds for bis sweet expert
ence. NimPorte, 10 tho subject.
The Emigration Agent representa- that there are
Mt tie present moment upward Of $3.50 SAINTS on
the plains, GO wagons, 1900 quadrupeds, and more
in Europe, filce April l6, 1861, TO May 49,, 1862 e
period Of thirteen months and three days, 10 less
than twelve ships chartered for this emigration
all arriving ut Newly Seven OF the chips sailed
from Liverpool, four from Hamburg and one from
! layro and few others came by :" miscellaneous
psi Scotch ;09 Welsh, 10 Irsb, l,5l5 Danes, SIS
swedes, lis Horwegiaas, $50 Swiss, 3 Italians, Il
Germans, French, ana IA Americans, making a
total a $500. These figures exhibit that England
still keeps tie lead ia furnishing disciples to the
new faith, and Scandinavia lie close pfier It. OF
coure, both Of these countries have larger supply
Of missionaries than the others-propagaAdism hAv-
ing full ewing therc-Hlile i'll France and Italy it l.
almost certain banih mcut attempt the spread Of
lie work. besides, there Is q mngnihcen, lot Of
priests aud monks IN both countries, aud tbese gen.
tleuen with all due respect TO them are every thing
bu, the patrors Of innovations.
The figures present to your readers will suggest
considerably more 10 Them tuan the change OF rei-
deuce nnt faith OF 80 many persons 1t exhibits the
stoGdy development OF the wilderness, and tho open
iug up Of alnOst an unknown country Mormone are
great preachers abroad and great workers at home.
Faith IL an excellent thing, 10 doubt Of ~ but
works ere very essentid in the desert. Brigham,
tie chief IN OF his locular moments, speaking Of
titles, is reported 10 have said: " Whether am u
prophet or not, have been Pro.h to the people"
lie Is now down SOUTH 81 1t is said, to see the Cot.
ton country, wiring Dixie" ga the bQrderg Of
tho Rio Virgin AID the Sg...a Cara, with the view
81 seeing where be can most pIo.ft.ably fcud this
mas OF omieTanis / yGel mist udge him If the mos,
g. ,nst MILLINERY d0es u. 20 down where lie will
personally fix il duriug IS visit, and 10 o very few
years be viii crack his iosers at both Jet. Davis
end Manchester. "Ilis head ID level" well
screwed on.'
California views with satisfaction THE yearly IN
crease Of q new and foreign lement into her neigh
Dor Utah. We may We all dreaWers and visionaries
to you Atlantic folksi but "manifsf, destiny "
points ~ that railroad, new States, new Territories,
aud numerous cities, whese now roam the buffalo.
tho wolf, the hear, and the favsg. Infian-mofe
ferocious than them oil. The introduction not only
OF 20 many families Of the working glasses from
abroad, and le migration OK May from the States,
but bringing with them the means of existence and
Lob ~. sf ma g
agent that furnishes tie numbers OF 1igranls,
WAGONS cattle ard machinery, laughed when lie
SAID "A hundred tuns OF machinery" "Tha, y the
Church machinery" iaid be; bur what amount OF
machinery is brought by private individuals Ism VI.
able TO sny." In hores Of seeing that Pacific Railroad
built, view with great sais.action the inference Of
janitorial aid and when Ito citizens Of Utah fulfltbe
prophecies in " eating their own bread and wearing
their own apparel Uncle Sam WILL 1 tlnk, be
perfectly satisfied With tho prosrcas oi o'cnts al Gs
Wet
The messenger and rspa'rrr in the telegraph Office
here. q Germsa named Peter GIaul met with very
,erious accident on Monday Horsng, which resulted
In the anruiaion Of hia LEFT Grni. Peter wa hhug
the battery edgs with nnnc acio, shd me e"rDoy
was gboul 20 clip from hi, hands, whom, 10 attempt
ing to tive IT, lie left arm broke tho oarboy and The
eia-s nude ie.r.ul glsh IN his arm, cutting through
nesh, siuews and arteries u lha ooHe. The torture
81 such a en-, saturated with nitnc acid, must have
been awful. Tie poor fellow had nigh bled 70
Of the arm expected 10 save him, but he II san
dangerously III. Potter was very excellent en-
plo, CO. polite messenger, aud much respected. lie
viii 10 doubt be well cared for by tue company.
Mr. Stckney tho mapsger, lie unremilliDs IN us at
teniions to hin.
The Daily Overland Mail continues to arrive with
great regularity-a standing, OF rather rum ing
rebuke TO sono persons in the East, who seem, IN
sue Of every fact 20 the contrary, TO uisIepresent
everything west OF the Missouri River. There u
10 difficulty with the Iudisns on the mail route
none whatever and none likely 20 be, uniefs wire-
working and double-gancs should succeed In making
ne Mr.. Centre, the Treasurer OF tie OVERHEAD
Null Company, from York, IL expected here in
1, few days, and Mr.. Fred. Cook, the Assistant
Troasufer Of the Company, whose Office lie In this
CITY. lat now on business. to California, IL expected
here also about tie same time. nm not acquainted
with Mr.. Ceatre, but from reputation should think
lis testimony of the road will lie very acceptable.
Mr. Cook is Nev-Yorker, u moral, hiPh-toned
nilenan doscrvcdly respected here by all classes
Of tie community. I sball certainly look for the
atiion Of thess two gentlemen, when they meet
here to DC IN The direction OF dispeiling tho gloom
and iafts tha. ovesbang the Eastern Overland Aiall
route. | cannot help what Generals Telegraph, nor
what any other person sends 10 tie Postmaster
General, but j DO know that since Mr.. Holiday
changed bis ttaIi Us on 10 the Cherokee Trail aud
ran liz stages thai route the service could not have
been better performed socure from Interrupt
ton. / am told that Cook has telegraphtd to that
cifect-f 90 this viii couoborate tho facts. IL -
certainly annoying 10 know Of million yesr being
Paid Ter through overland mail 10 the Pacific, and
At tho same time 10 send II by the Isthmus, lille
the road il q secure as travel in New-Yoik c.iy,
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