... D. Iee, the Mormon bishop, usa been exe- So cuted by shooting for complicity in the miasacres Me] of 120 Californian emigrants at Mountain Meadow, tuli Utah, in 1857. The culprit confessed his guilt. and A VTmes telegram says-. The Mormon bishop, . John ...

... EXECUTED I I MORMON BISHOP. The following is an abstract of the terrible con- fession made by Bishop John D. Lee before he was shot on the 23rd ultimo for connection with the Mountain Meadows massacre of emigrants, in Utah, by the Mormons, 20 years ago:- ...

... Williams was for the prosecution. THE MORMONS. A despatch from Salt Lake City says that a special conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints was held, October 6, in the New Tabernacle. About 8000 Mormons were present. The three first ...

... conference, it would appear tb 3w that the advocacy of Mormonism in the metropois se ill has not been attended with good results to the, H ad~ Mormon cause, although in the provincial towns the th id Mormons have nut labpured in, vain. Efforts at ( 3d proselytising ...

... wrapped up in an old cloth, in an ash- y ser ea- pit, in Cherry-lane-Verdict accordingly. ra - ich MoBmoNISM.-William Smith, the Mormon patriarch, t ter has addressed a long letter to his brethren, in which he rry dissuades them from listening to the counsels ...

... dreadful scounsirels, the Mormons, the Lord woulud bless her. ans' if she could assist him in regaining possession of his children ho would never forget her. He had suffereil very much by that womnan in cdiisequence of Mormonism, and her father had I suffered ...

... but on his voyage therb he became convinced of the unsoundness of the Mormon doctrines, and upon his arrival at the place of his destination he preached as strongly against Mormonism as he 0] had previously done in its favour, He afterwards st wrote to ...

... interval, free trade must be accepted in the federal union once and for ever. THE MORMON CREED. The Philadelphia correspondent of the Thics writes on April 5-The Mormons in Utah continue to hold meetings to protest against the passage by the Senate of ...

... nrod of those navahi. EHis brother magistrate woull rave sen1t the deierdrit. to gaol for the full period of six months. MORMON SCINRL.-et-e)ahwO~l for a Cilasigow house, and having an Office at h'I, Dell street, was summoned at the instance of the w~t; ...

... TO Mznco.-In. recent sub.s a report the American Consul-General at Mata- shire d moras, referring to a possible exodus of Mormons BLD. I- frum Utah to Mexico, states that many colonies Wt, lh have been sent down into New Mexico and ham, a- Arizona and ...

... propwrty. From infor- d mation given-to the poliee it appeared that the wife of ' the presecutorliad laiterly become a convert to Mormon doctrines, and she witlk-er son (the prisoner} had decided upon going out to the land of the saints, taking t7 e rcnaisder ...

... is a.millionand. a half. Discon.rNTED MoRXos E3nGneA;S.-The.-em York Herald of the 11th inst. says:-A party of nearly 300 Mormons arrived at this port yesterday on the Guion steamer Wisconsin. J. W. ThornleF, who bad charge of the pasty, was accompanied ...