, 1863-05-28
FROM UTAH.
LITE NEVIS FROM NOR
lIONDC3I.
Social, Judicial and Military 4 fairs
Among the Saints.


SALT LAKE CITY, May 10. 1853. |
A few days since, Cos. Harding received the
LOCO copies Of his message to the late session
n,adc by Senator Wade, were ordered printed
by the United States Senate, and sent to the
Governor for distribution ht1c. It is eagerly |
Inquired for, especially by the "sis:ers,' al
though III most cases obtained clandcstinely, |
snd under iDjunctions Of secresy. This is the |
only instance, believe, in the history of our |
Government where the message Of Governor |
Of Territory has received this endorsement |
aud action on the part Of the Senate Of the |
United States.
Recently, the property Of several Mor7isites
vas sold under executions Issued from Judge |
kinney's Court, on forfeiture Of freccgnizances
for the appearance Of several Of the indicted
parties; although the records Of said court
show no SUCH decree or judgment Of forfeiture.
1t is understood, however, that the Clerk las
stated that judgment was entered up, not in
the regular record, but in ''another book"
The team and wagon Of one OF those uufor
tunate, because presented mcn, sold for less
than half their value to that same clerk; while
tue house and lot owned by the SAME indlvid-
ual, and we'll worth $500, were hid in for
$2cO by brother-in-law Of the said ''Ccrk of
the Third Judicial District" This consum-
mated, the family and effects Of Mr. Taylor
were suthlcssly thrown ito the street, aud he
was despoiled OF the fruits ofyears Of industry,
and his family left without home.
The Grand jury for the United Slater Dis
trict Court, adjourned without taking any ac
tion whatever in the matter, Of the arrest Of
Brigham Young for polygamy, Of which you
have been advised. The whole subject was
entirely ignored, save as matter Of jest, by
those men who had solemuly sworn to take
notice and make due prtsentment Of all Eases
CT inf1action Of law. Thus arc the public
statutes Of the United States, tramrled upon
ard derided by this peatiftrous nest Of
| WHOLE powers Vi I'll. General Government to
erfr1cc the provisions Of Tho Antl.pelS5amy
law, so called; or indeed any other that might
initiate agaiust tile Interest Of this
lno.iicr Of harlots and denominations:
There now remains no manner Ut
duubt that there was perfect accord and syu,-
patty between the arrested and the Court,
which SO ostentatiously held him to make hts
appearance before the GrAnd Jury aforesaid.
II j. even thus that power aud influence have
-
States officials here, to Secure the favor OF
"TAe Church, That the official guillotine
lEse already fallen, rcjoices thu heart Of every
;.;triot, aud il were well the lecaptatlon
did not end with the one head " in 1he
| t;.skct.'
4 detachment OF troops from Camp Doug
las, under commend Of Col. Evans, had a
severe skirlIli-ii viii y band OF 1udian5, on
The 18th ult., Ut Spanish Fork, solAe sixty
miles south from this city. As the result,
/ Trs{ tad ,&tJ2 tE1
soldiers and Lieut.. Feel wounded. The lattel
r | died tie evening Of the same day,
On the 10th ult., Brigham with cortcgc o
about ono kundred persons, ten or twelve u
| whom are 14dies, with twenty i've cl1rl.ge;
! and baggage Wagons, started on tour 70 ih'
: Southern settlements, intandtng to visit th'
! cotton country, to cheer by his presence tht
: laboriug Saint:, who are building up ant
strengthening the q Stakes Of Zion
c About the satnc date the church trains be
Souri,, to bring in the poor saints who shal
have been gathered up from among the III
l. | ti,1s by the missionaries who arc abroad il
c lie Lofd' 8 vineyard. Five hundred wagons
drawn each by four OF live yoke Of cattle, ar
| dispatched this se;son with that object, an
|. 1t the same time went out the Missionarie
who were "callcd'' at the late conference t
gathcr up the Lords people from the Gentil
?, nutions Of the earth. Some fifty have gon
,e thus to labor, nearly all Of whom are youn
men, from eighteen TO twenty-five years {
age, sons Of the longtime Presidents, Apo
- ties, Bishops AID Elders Of the church Of j.
i =us Christ uf Lat er Day Saints.
Unless with far less needless impulsiyene
than most young men, they will, perhaps, c.
hihit in their Intercourse with the wicks
Gentle world as much Of the qualities OF II
rers MS saints. Have u care, young mission
rlts, to bring no Ecproach upon your ho
calling.
Gen. Conner left Camp Douglas on the 6
l. inst with a detachment Of troops consisting
r. one company ofiulantry and one Of cavalry, +
m Soda Springs On the extreme northern bend
- Bear River, and distant about $50 miles nor
ae from this city. The object Is to establish
ed military post at that point, to afford rro:at:t
he ton to emigration to the new and fnviti
~ gold field on the head waters Of the Missot
VI River, as well as that destiued fst Oregon Al
lat California. Soda Springs, it will be rctne1
ed b.rcd, is directly upon the routes Of tra1
T. to those localities, and is unsurpassed 1or
no stock, which with its great natural attractio
be tic "Soda Springs" will undoubtedly prese
ia Inducements to the traveller and the e,nigra
to scjon1n awhile.
az expedition intending to settle in the new T,
cy ,itory Of Idaho. They long to get fro
.aa under the iron rule Of Ki*g Brigham a
81 again enjoy the civil and religious libe!
Il which our glorious CoHst1tnfloh Eoucnsal
te- Capt. samnel y. Hoyt, late Of the Sd
r,, Eantry California volunteers, left this cit,
'A' lew days since for the East, intending to Sc
active service in the war against the rchellit
te- The Captain is q brave and patriotic oillc
mt | aud will no doubt distinguish himself If
has opportunity. His loss is sincerely
eret ed by his company and the regiment
which he belonged.
Fred. Cook, ESQ, late Assistant Treasu
| Of the Overland Mail Company, was thro
from the coach while driving some y','
pustangs from Sac!amento to Folsom, =;
:. and severely injured in the upper part OF
;.o spine. He died on. the Goth utt~. the day
'ns loving the accident. He was thorough =
the energetic officer, and his death will cr.=at'
ne. | void difficult to I'LL.
nd lis un.i1nely death will be mourned
I>'o many warn, friends both East ind West. e
tiilpin, n ho WAS on the driver seat With
cid Cook, was also slightly hurt
The E7cienzA. f%uulor-
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