... The news brought by the express states that lie has determined, to mareh at once upon Salt Lake City, and quarter with the Mormons this winter or fight. The intelligence has pro- dueed quite a sensation here, as it is feared Colonel John- ston is in a fearful ...

... ultlio. General Johnstote entered Salt Like City on that day. The Mormons had been invited to return and take possession of their deserted homes. Provo was still the rallying point of thi Mormons. It is reported from Washington that the British Minister in ...

... There is little else of particular importance. More trouble had occurred with the Mormons, and a skirmish had taken place between Colonel Alexander's force and some Mormons. Money market without much change. Stocks active, and rather higher. The Bank statements ...

... a correspondent, published in a reeent number of the Post, furnishing a description of a Mormon Baptism, I was, through curiosity, led to pay a visit to the Mormon Chapel, in Thorpe Street, on Tuesday evening, the 16th inst. At the conclusion of their ...

... Mnalibng Act Introduced In Congress by Mi. Sargent. T he opposition hoped that the convention would split into two, faotione, Mormon and Geu ilea and that the former, having a large majority, would inotporate in the constitatlon provisions which would bear ...

... force of State rights. The Mormons claim to be securing an average yearly addition of 2,000, besides their natural increase. The New Yorki Sfun observes that the next phase of the Mormon question may be the appearance of Mormon represenitatives iii the ...

... attained -of the conflict between the Mormon Church and the authority of the United States must there- fore be regaarded as a triumph of civilisation and morality. Yet it willnot besurprising if many of the 'Mormons continue to regard the action of the ...

... fact tliat Governor Cumniniig peaceably entered the Salt Lake City on the lot ult., and that a considerable portion of thie Mormons had already left, or were leaving, for sonme point in the south-west. We may fairly ]sresunme that B righalin Yoti, angd his ...

... 24s, including cost, the fluenot to be enforced if the nuisance ceased. THE ANrrI-POLYOAMOUS MORMONS.- Mr. Joseph Smith, jun., son of the founder of Mormonism and head of the monogamous branch of the church, is being urged to remove his headquarters from ...

... noxious vapoure. EXODnS OF MORMONS FROM LivERPOOL.-The Guion steamer Wisconsin sailed from the ilersey on Saturday for New York, having on board about 400 Mormons amongst her passengers. This is the fifth company of Mormons wo have left Liverpool daring ...

... I CONFESSION OF WHOLESALE MASSACRE.I The Mormon Bishop Lee, who was executed last week, in Utah, made a detailed confession which occupies an entire page of the New York Herald, of 22nd Maroh, received yesterday. For the first time the facts are thus ...

... terrible story of experiences among the Mormons (says a despatch in the Boston Sunday Rerakd). Her young eon, shestated, had been induced, against the wishes of his parents, to join a party of emigrants organised by Mormon missionaries in England. Not hearing ...