struggle
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HE MoRMoNs.--An extra from the office of
the California Star, published at Yarba Bueua.
containing an address ITO the Saints in England
and America which is signed by IS Brannau.
PRESIDENT" II purports to give brief view of the
condition OF the AiOrmous since their advent in
California Mr. Brannan saws thew were six
months IN making the passage from New Yo k
70 larba Buena. and that the colony enjoyed good
health In relation to the country and climate
he says they have not been disappointed IN their
eXpectution> but like all other new countries they
"found the account Of it very much exaggerated:
so much SO, that he recommends to all persons to
provide themselves with thick clothing. instead of
thin. Ihey were thcn--lhe first or Jduuary--
bus!ly engaged in putting in crops for the emiura.
ting Mornons to subsIsI upon when they arrive.
About twenty males of their number have. he
says. gone as,ray after strange gods " nd refuse
10 assist in providing for their brethren.


The Mormons had commenced settlement on
the river San Joaquin, large and beautiful
stream, emptyiug into the Bay of Francisco -
twenty Of their number were mp at Now hone
pioughlng and putting in wheat and other croys
and making preparations 10 move Their fam ies up
IN the spring The Spaniards. or natives were
KIND TO them, although they were much terrified
by the reports circulated about them by The cini.
grants From Missouri. Gov. Boggs wns in the
country. and during an interview which Mr..
Brannan had with hima few days previous. he
says he expressed MUCH dissatisiactioc with the
country, and spoke strongly Of returning back in
the spring. St. Louis Repub Aug T.