... a hut, and suffocating the inmate, an emi- s nent Mormon preacher, named Peleg S. Lymnan.' Grab was caught in the ruins, which he revisited the next day for the sake of plunder, the unfortunate Mormon being P supposed, by the incendiary, to posses a ...

... should remember that to resign the pleasures of vice part of his bargain. The Warsaw (111.) Signal of the ttth, states that the Mormon Temple has been sold to a Committee of the Roman Catholic ChUrchforthesumof seventy-five thousand dollars. The building to ...

... IA reward of two hundred dollars has been offered byV the Ge- 2 vernor of Illintois, for the apprehension of the celebrated Mormon thil prophet, Joe Smith, tue blacksmaith. a -It Is said that the Royal hero of a ?? tale of tcandaC, Is it I willing, nay ...

... captain entitled hold pas-cugeis to the agreement they implicitly made procecd by bis boat.— It. Piekoxe. The conduct of the Mormon parson getting drunk was very disgraceful, but it is not necessary to publish statement of it. He has been already well punished ...

... result is not yet known. The people of Illinois, it is said, are determined to starve out wmrdeer leav their cityerprpht elfth Mormons, and campe them tolevthicty or Provisions on their way thither are intercepted, and those a- ing them, ill-treated. rho farmers ...

... haes been sentenced to death for endeavouring to e Poison Rossuth, the Hungarian chief. d The Scofish Press states that some Mormons at Dronfermline r pretend to have restored by their prayers sight to a blind man, e the fect being, that some time ago, there ...

... approach of tite day of xethe Lord. No one molested them, and all seerned to listen with )Winterest, if none were edified. The Mormons, stopped in turn before every tavern, every factory, and ev,-ry corner of a street, and went through tlteir evelutions and ...

... simply is, that they have not the id. yet identified themselves with any other sect, but they The ire are ready to become Mormons, Socialists, oi utter infi- the ior dels to-morrow. A curious illustration of the disregard hein for religion is found in ...

... Vandenhoff mnade his debttl at the Park Theatre, 0. New York, on the 2lst ult. 11 Vw3s very well received. tb Jse Smith. the Mormon prophet, Is said to have absconded from the lltoly City. According to ono ecceunt, his destina- ge tion is Canadot; according ...

... eonvicclon,' not to apprehen- but News was brought to St. Louis; on the 29th Jilt., by the steamer bu 'oPrey, that Joe imith, the Mormon prophet, has been Arrested re- and P aced In g.,oi at Ottawa, and further, that~when the Intel- i googace reached Nauvoo, ...

... Cristo, 2»>5 miles south ot Santa Fe , having abandoned his waggons, and packed his provisions and baggage on mules. The Mormons, under Captain Couk, had also left for California. Santa Anna had suddenly disappeared at the November from San Luis Potosi ...

... NauvoD, all the iiihabli- siegu taats of which are Mormone. It was estimated in the faces, beginning of 1843, that there wore nearly 100,000 of the orany sect in the Uiiited States. The Book of Mormon has selves been proved to beoa novel, written by at ...