Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
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81 - Garden, New York, ,,..,... T.,
The New York World has an account of
the Decentralization at Castle Garden Of.
es7 converts to Mormouism, who are on,
their way to Salt Lake City. They came
in charge of Elder Taylor, who had been
sent to Europa to preach tho doctrines of
Joe Smith. The World says:
"The present lot of redeemed people
came oytrat the! small charge per eapitd
of three ponnds and eighteen shillingss or,
about $50 apiece. Each one pays his own
fare to this point, and many of them, have
secured homes and husbands in advance
at Salt Lake City, to which they will be
forwarded by the Peoples Line Of steam =
ers to Albany, thence by Suspension,
Bridge, Detroit and Chicago, to Hannibal
aud St. Joseph, and thence, by river and
by OK teams, will Cross the prairie to the
promised land. "a TtE 40 ~
The Mormon Government, We under.
stand, is at the expense of eighteen dollars
a head to get them out to Deseret. This
is the cheapest lot of wives it has been our
privilege to see, and the fact accounts for
the ease with which &C, many can be Kept
going by one mao. They will be eleven
weeks on the way, and number of cock
ueY yopths among them who expect to shoot
buffaloes on tbs Battery, may crafty their
carniverous aspirations on the march.
Eder Taylor informed Us that very few
of these emtgrsnts die-seldom 80 many
as Eve per cent. out of cargo. They are
cleanly in their habits, he says, aha pray
often; and, we may add, are 80 curious to
see the new Jerusalem that their curiosity
keeps them alive till they reach it. The
N o RnHflnR a 6ah -
OF Them at every trip che made; and when
these came up the gang p1anks to Cotent
Garden, they looked like the emptyiug of
the old narpet bags and portmantea1s they
carried About two thirds of them were
English, of the EXTREMIST cockney religion
MOrmonism may cure the souls of these,
but it cannot mend their dialect. They
took possession of the land as soon as
they arrived on it, dropped their bags,
beds and tinnery Immediately, and, taking
huge clasp kniygs from their pockets, 1be. :.
gan to cut bread and cheese, poking it
down their throsts with knife The
Lopdoner was there; he who goes out for
a thoughtful walk on Sabbath morning
with bull terrier uuder his arm; the Mem
chester man. stoop: backed by NorEiBg at
the loom; and heaps of Welshmen, short
OF body and stolid of face. These Welsh
are obeyiug in this immigration an ethno.
logical rather than religious law. They
have resisted four centuries any effort to
be demoraliAed, or to absorb their Ian 4.
gusge and habits in those of their con-
.querofsa So they are quitting their Welsh
mOuntains for the Valley Of Desefet, and
accepting polygamy forthe sake Of q sane
lIuary. 7 -7tf
| The land which produced Gotehe, Less.
iug contributed to the scene in Castle GAR
den many buxom maidens in blue elk
stockiugs and short petticosts, to. whom
bOnnets we're an aversion and tooth brush.
es IN vain. They will doubtless make ex :
cellent wives in the New Jerusalem but
one of them should be enough for Ordiua-
ry human nature, They ate their lunch
in Onr presence, aud judging by It's amount,
We thought it their days ration. There
were some Scotch In the party, and eWsre
told, three trishmen. II is not probable
that the Scotch converts will become ex.
teusivs polygamisls, il expense is to be q
leading feature OF Mormon economy.-
The lrIsh Aormons look out of place
Paddy, with four wives on his arm, would
cut an awkward figure anywhere, 1t is to
be observed that the Mormon elders make
very few converts in the United States at
the prebSnT tine. THE public. 6as 6Scome
very we'll informed. Aasto their social and
political shorlco omiOgs; go they draw their
raw leyies from abroad. . 45'.' = = sfio
The mass of these people seemed to US
profoundly ignorant We addressed q
pleasant looking Engiish girl, who sat on
the door with -R' baby on her lap. Her
hair had the fresbness Of, KsntiSh. dew, i,
and the soft nOistnsss of her eye was thai
Of the pi grim moIhers: .,r,ri - .,'l
"Are you anxious 70 reach your destins.
tiOD'''- y @, a - JF17 7EssI =
"YeS, indeed, sir. am sure did not
Ihiuk it so far. Is 1t dangerous to cross
/ tho Desert2 Brother Shet Gays that We are
TO hHVeia beautiful city. Have you ever
been therei"
Not for their sOhrs sake, but for their
i hopeisssks these simple beings are on the
| way to the wilderness. 1--WE talked to this
girl, whose manners were quite attleSs, OF
lhe,sGcOunls she had received in Eapland
and her simple fancy had been stirred 60
enthusiasm At the prospect of living apart
/ from the world 10 evsI1asti0g b6slm sing
/ ing She bad left her husband behind her,
as be had refused to lcok toward the New
Jerusalem, and, with the easy adaptabili.
Of her sex9 she RillprO bRhly yTeco 60ile' her
self to ainich in sOme plelhoFie saints no.
/ EaRltoS .I5N p --1-s --I 5 -aIrtrss., =. b. b.,
! There Eere soms Of these women who
needed only cold water and . fle,tooth
comb to be quite coVatabl6 Their .syes
| were bright, their faces fresh, and their
I neuses tall and shaPely. We saw two Who
we're tp the TOW. efA grey bearded pard,
Fnom they addressed as Brother Jonas, hf
vas s'rainipg under their fbaggsga1ike 4
3roken.Winded pack, ,horses anSi. nTeSs -
snggesdSe picture of the plessurea n
double blessedness. 1NOSE 1anfi .ltben !. br
9 Eould look up at them from under his nan.
1ier oil boxes and bedding with sn5 irrssis
9ole ts1dsrnsssI G1d II Was evident, ton