... night. as one is to be taken and annother left, it be- hoves us well to wvatch and pray lest wve enter into temptation. The Mormons made their appearatnce on Sunday last in the town of Patersoll, New Jersey, about sunrise. They were about fifty in number ...

... the Mormons, that Governor Pord has issued a proclamation to them that the whole power of the State will bebrought to the aid of the Mornons if aggressions are comnnenced, and notifying them that they ' cannot drive oat or exterminate ;the Mormons,' and ...

... shared the same fate- Richards, a lead- ing Mormon, was badly wounded. There onrintelligence ends. Mormons immediately left for Nauvoo to carry the news of the death of the prophet. It is feared that the Mormons at Nauvoo will be so exasperated as to exterminate ...

... United States, and was at Albany when the last accounts left. He is on the eve of returning home. Smith, the prophet of the Mormons, was still car- rying on his successful knavery on the banks of the Mississippi, and adding daily to the number of his followers ...

... Foreign Ministers at Mexico, appealing against annexation. With regard to the Mormons, a correspondent of the New York- Erpress, writing from Nanvoo, Juie 30th, ?? Mormons, greatly to their credit, submit to the loss of their leaders in silence. Not the ...

... of Joe Smith, the Mormon chief. It af- h e fords a striking view of the state of society in Amnerics evn when ti y we mske every allowance for the scene of it-the Ileinois terri- c: 0 tory.- The jury is composed of twvo-thirds Mormons, apd have f a beanin ...

... A great Whig dinner had taken place at Philadelphia. A Missouri paper states, that the persons who arrested the celebrated Mormon pro- ptet, Joe Smith, and who were themselves after- wards arrested and taken to Nauvoo, wvere liberated on bail. The proceedings ...

... man the American navy, there are only 960 native American,. Therestare chiefly composedof Irish and English emigrants. The Mormon temple, at Nanvoo -was totally destroyed by fire on the 9th ultino. A letter, dated fram that place. says. -' This magnificent ...

... the 31st December, and are all in thriving, one of them is 35 lb. weight, and a very beau- wi tiful animal.-Conrant. th Mormonism in Kfilmernock.-A week or two since a in humblecitizen ofourancieutburgh chanced tovisit Paisley, jes wi in the streets of ...

... reduced to skeletons al- most, and look very miserable. There is another sect which has attracted much attention, called tlhe Mormons. They have located themselees in the fittest part of the State of Illinois, on the ?llississippi river, where they have built ...

... ultimately divide on this question. The most heated debates, in reference to slavery, have ensued in their conventions. With the Mormon agitation you are fiamiliar. At first, from its absurdity, it attracted but little notice, except in the way of ridicule. ...

... Indians. They are quite pleased with our government of thenm. On the arrival of Colonel Price's regiment and the battalion of Mormons, General Kear- ney would set out for California. -Monterey is to be the Dlace of destination, a distance of' 120d0 miles. ...