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... nor any intelligence by the western mail from the Santa Fe expedition. We learn from St. Louis that two Mormon spies have been shot by the Anti-Mormon mob at Nauvoo, which it is feared is the beginning of a sanguinary conflict between these factions. The ...
... there is said to be from five six hundred Mormons under arms, determined on resistance. They have several ] icces of cannon, and the Temple has been fortified. Another letter mentions that the Anti-Mormons had with them a portable furnace for heating ...
... published in ork Journal of Commerce of the 24th of Julv 7. was in effect that letters had been received in mgton stating that the Mormon settlers and Mo™ regiment in California had rebelled a-ainst American government, taken possession of the counts? and declared ...
... mixed blood at 2,000 : —so that the whole population probably does not exceed 15,000. [This is, of course, exclusive of the Mormons and other military adventurers, who have of late immigrated from the United States.] The climate is salubrious, some parts ...
... such a place. But such pleasant scenes as these are to be wit- nessed only in the lower washings of the streams, called the Mormon Diggings, where life and pro- perty are yet tolerably respected; in more remote districts, amongst the mountain ranges, the ...
... manuscript which D~r. otd-. Mayo has edited, is about as marvellous and as cer- gene dihie ats that of thie Boole of the Mormons. But if the 'sldp letter fairth finds its believers, even in our Rober, prac- and, tiedl Frlar~d, in spite of, perhaps because ...
... Latter-day Saints will find their way, it is said, to Bristol, Liverpool, and other outport, for the pur- pose to the great Mormon i or settlement on the of the Great at Water Lak. Many of these! Mormonites are employed in the iron district of Glamorganahire ...
... creed have a- swept. The same impulse that carried the followers of Mahomet fromn Mecca beyond the Pyrenees, still carries the Mormon over the Rocky Mountains; and as science~ is indebted to those Arab -philosophers for the uses. of: the 30 alermbic, we may ...
... This figure may be the work of the c same artist who carved Gog and Magog, in Guildhall.- c 7he Builder. REFINEMENTS OF MORMONisM.-The Mormonite c Mayor of the Salt Lake City writes to the New York i Herad, deying the imputation of vulgarity to the Mor- ...
... -with an early dislike of. British Priuciples, and -inculcate as religious notions the I t wild and visionary doctrinesof Mormonism, oftbeTunkers, Dunkers, and Mennonists; of the unknown tongue-that most blasphemons attempt at imposture-and of the thou- ...
... American Slavery. Science and cotemporary his- tory are cared for in the articles on the Atomic Theory, History of the Mormons, and Daniel Webster. On the whole, the present number will be held to be one of the most successful of the series. We miss ...
... The most readable article in the number is the sketch of the rise and progress of Mormonism, and to that accordingly we confine our extracts: TIE PRtOGtESS OF THE MORMON STATE. The arrival of these wayworn exiles, together with that oftbe disbanded volunteers ...