... excursion of 600 leagues, the expedition was to continue its journey towards Lima, | passing by Cuyaba, and Matto-Qrasso. The Mormon prophet, Joe Smith, and his brother, Hiram Smith, are both dead. They were murdered I in the debtors’ prison, at Carthage ...

... ” — Galiquani. Tt is said that Vancouver island, on the west coast of North America, isto be the final destination of the Mormons, and that they will set out from Nauvoo early in the spring. A letter from Naples, dated Dec. 2, states that in conse. wence ...

... scheming fellows pretending to be preachers of new gospel—in short, they were emissaries of that most wretched imposture •• Mormonism.” Numbers small farmers and labourers I that were well became their victims; they showed as great tact in fastening upon ...

... to marry another, they took the law into their own hands, and lynched” the offender in the manner deseribed. Joe Smith, the Mormon Prophet, has quarrelled with his two disciples, Rigdon and Bennett, and they threaten to expose his chicanery. How melancholy ...

... wildest weeds of religious grow th in his heart would con- produce earlier vegetation than ail his mental culture. Even time | Mormonism, that most burlesque of all modern superstitions, had given rise toa finer colony of people from Eng'and than all the fine-spun ...

... those who suppose that Bramah the Hist who applied this principle the elevation great weights. The force of this machine u mormons, Though the rapidity of working may not correspond to. A column of water two hundred and seventy feet deep is equivalent, ...

... Mor- monism,” imported into this country from North America, This super stition is founded on a book, called ** The Book of Mormon,’ which, it is pretended, isof great antiquity and of Divine origin ; but which is proved to be a modern work, altered by ...

... Republican says“ Nootka Vancouver Island, on the north west coast of North America, the final destination and home of the Mormon people. This island about 300 miles long and from 76 100 in width. is separated from the mam land by long narrow strait, and ...

... and despair had taken posses«f discussion of late ,he td.nhurgl, journals is 1 er > h , he su „ of | 10 „d seemed setting mormons price to which coal has risen within the »on tne e . I|)at ]a of hst eighteen month, or two years the nsebeinglo !S “‘T’ i ...

... planted near a sewer at the back of the palace. The Mormons’ Superstition. —On the 22d ult. two young men, formerly of Louth, members of the Church of the Latter-day Saints,” formerly called Mormons,” arrived at Louth, direct from the banks of the Missouri ...

... “Dissenting interest,” who expect to find or make a new Jerusalem in America, have met with some rebuffs in that country : The Mormons.—This singular sect are determined not to be driven from the face of the earth. The recent terrible persecutions they have ...

... moreover, satisfactory . The province continued un- few of reinai tbe disturbed factious Slacies and villainy of the so-called Mormon prophet; genee from Montreal, under date ol the “, ■' interspersing his remarks with numerous passages from announces that ...