... THE MORMONS. (From the New York Herald.) According to our last advices from Utah it is quite possible that the kingdom and the institution of Mormondom will be extinguished or expelled from our western territories within a few years, by causes and instruments ...

... territory, is the acknowledged head of the ' Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,' commonly called Mormons,' and as such head the Mormons look to him, and to him alone, for the law by which they are to be governed ; therefore, no law of Congress ...

... THE MORMONS. A correspondent of the Times, who dates from Great Salt Lake City, July 10, who appears to have accompanied the United States expedition against the Mormons, gives come interesting particulars respecting the celebrities and the customs ...

... THE MORMONS. The &dykes from Utah meth the 7th of October, and represent the saints as well stirred u?. We have the Mormon account of Captain Van Vieet s visit. The dignitaries of church, state, and the press met the captain in Social Hall, where Piero ...

... insist that peace has been restored, and that the Mormons are submiuive. General Johnston, on the other hand, who commands the military force, declares that this is all nonsense, and that the Mormons are determined to resist, and that the Governor has been ...

... THE MORMONS, A despatch from Washington gives in detail the corps ordered to Kansas to replace the troops sent to Utah. Should the companies be full, Governor Walker will have upwards of 2,000 United States soldiers present in K 90939 to insure order ...

... THE MORMONS. .I.lvicea front Great Salt Lake City are received to Jane 25. The famine, which at one time seemed likely to desolate the territory, was relieved t, smite extent by the ripening of peas, turnips, beet,', radishes, &e. The U sent Nciri of ...

... THE MORMONS. The advises from Utah are to the 7th of October, and represent the saints as well stirred up. We have the Mormon account of Captain Van Vleet's visit. The dignitaries of Church, State, and the press met the captain in Social Hall, where there ...

... country of the war Indians to the Mormon settlement, on Salmon River, for protection. In Colonel Shaw's last battle with the Indians in the Grand Ronde, among the camp equipage of the enemy, he captured ammunition with Mormon labels on them. A despatch from ...

... MORMON EMIGRANTS. A correspondent of the Times, wi.o dales from Camp Sc•,tt, Utah Territory, June 12, gives an account of the United States expedition against the Mormons. His news has been anticipated, for by the latest accounts, the Mormons, after ...

... Copping, that the Latter day Saints, or Mormons, held a meeting at their chapel, in North-street, Jubilee-street, Stepney, on Friday evening. There was an eccentric individual, named Hepburn, preaching against the Mormons in the street, outside the chapel; ...

... THE MORMONS IN UTAH. The Edinburgh Witness publishes some important information from Utah. It indicates great changeswhether for the better or the worse—close at hand in the Mormon settlement. Let us first look to what Brigham himself will regard as the ...