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... THE KOOK Oi MORMON, OK IiOLUEN BIBLE. the K. I it of the R'uckturn Standard. Sin, —The accompanying d »e anient appears in the British Magazine for the present month, where it inserted extract (rem the valuable paper entitled | 44 Church, published atCobourg ...
... triumphed with ease and impunity over the Mormons. the loth ult. several unimportant skirmishes took place iu the vicinity of Nauvoo, hut the disputes were afterward* successfully compromised upon condition that the Mormons within five evacuated the citv. A ...
... M«iilerey, according to tbe best accounts obtainable, had but a force of C,OOO men. Tbe Mormon troubles Illinois had assumed a most threatening aspect. The anti Mormons had assembled tbe number of 1.2U0 men. armed with .-.everal field pieces, and were the ...
... Mormonites and the followers of that sect in Hancock county, Illinois. The anti-Morroonites were violently expelling the Mormons from the stale, firing their dwellings, and it was feared that a conflict would result. , •« The Mexican advices slate, that ...
... Yui'lishiie ('•aZ.tle. Thoiblk mono the Mormons.— The Governor Illinois has ordered the troops to disbanded after the Ist of Mav.—The Hancock diaglc that the cause- i quence will be bloodv struggle between those Mormons who have been unable to leave Hancock ...
... interior may read. I letter written nliout ten days ago Munuun ('uinp, the Alinsoun, elates that the uuiicil twelve the Mormons had agreed furnish l.'aptui'i Allen, the United States armv, with from three to Jive hundred men, serve infantry tjcieial ...
... column of invasion we have no further advices. Letters from St. Louis state, however, that Captain Allen, commander of the Mormon levy, had died on the prairie. Domestic affairs in the United States are unimportant. The public journals of course discuss ...
... aspect of affairs was awaited with much interest. Private letters express opinion that the denouement is nut far distant. The Mormons of Nauvoo were at length fairly route for California. Their celebrated temple was for sale. Commercial.—Letters the Caledonia ...
... deprived of their homes. It is said to have been the work of an incendiary. The persons accused of killing the Smiths, the Mormon leaders, were tried and acquitted, after a trial winch lasted ten davs. The doctrine of repudiation was being repudiated; ...
... philippic against the “hostility with which The Times and its kindred presses have ever pursued the United States.’ Ihe .Mormon had been arranged. According the SI. Tonis Rejmhlicnn, the sect has agreed to emigrate, it suggested to California, next spring ...
... were disposed to join them, being only deterred by the fear of incurring ridicule from the stronger minded. The body of the Mormons seeing this, called upon their prophet, Joe Smith, to perform miracle public before all comere, which was prove to those of ...
... Robmaon, Ipawleh, draper. Thomat Raymond. Btthop's-road, Paddington, London, builder. Lake, Pleet-alreet, London, printer. John Mormon, London, UUor. William Boylt, Upper Liaaou-atreet, London, licenaed victualler. Frederick Pike, 8t Margaret *. hill. High ...