... respect he and his differ from them and theirs we hardly know. An enlightenment on this point is promised. We see that the real Mormons have taken up their tents, and are now wending their way towards the Oregon. It only shows the restless character of the human ...

... ladies, the propriety of making their purchases before half-past five o'clock.—Newcastle Guardian. YORKSHIRE. Wakefield. —The Mormon Delusion.—The latter day saints of this town have been recently endeavouring to restore miraculously a dead child to life ...

... have as yet been made. The Mormon war has again ceased without bloodshed. liackenstos could not get an opportunity shooting any of the old citizens, and they could not get chancc to burn the Nauvoo Temple. The Mormons, Jack-Mormons, and New Citizens, appear ...

... Kentucky, Major General of Volunteer* under the supplementary act lately passed. other appointments have as yet been made. The Mormon war has again ceased without bloodied. With regard to the crops in America and we have only to repeat our former remarks upon ...

... command of the 500 Mormons, enlisted for this campaign, were at the Fort. A very considerable degree of hostility, we understand, existed between the volunteers and this Mormon corps, aggravated n»t a little by the fact, that the Mormon battalion had in ...

... a number Mormons whp are in and about Nauvoo. The attempt to serve these writs will, we suppose, be the signal for attack. The large Mormon vote cast in Nauvoo at the last election, has convinced the anti-Mormons that there ure more Mormons in and about ...

... had actually resigned, but this is not true. Further advices from St. Louis state that Colonel Allen, the commander of the Mormon regiment, has died on the prairie, of congestive fever, and that Capt Cook had been sent to Santa Fe by General Kearney, under ...

... r the purpose being tried a court martial. Further advices from St. Louis state that Colonel Allen, the commander of the Mormon regiment, has died on the prairie, of congestive fever, and that Capt. Cook had been sent to Santa by General Kearney, under ...

... 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 ...

... return is a strange compound; very able; containing great many truths, a great many lies, and in passages almost as mystic as a Mormon's manifesto. There is here and there, however, a naivete about it which deserves credit. I once tried, Santa Anna tells ...

... civil war in Mormonden had been brought to a close by the surrender of the Mormons, and the peaceable marching into and taking possession of Nauvoo, by the Anti-Mormons. The Mormons agreed to evacuate the city immediately, leaving a committee of five, who ...