... 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 ...

... would inevitably fall a le prey to the irregular appropriation of squatters, of whom a large id bohrb, composed chiefly of Mormons, already contemplated remov- e ing thither. The Government was not prepared to send a colony itself, hut it had lenta willing ...

... continues to burn with great fury, although it is expected the means adopted will eventually extinguish it.- Times. A Victim of Mormonism.-An inquest was held On Tuesday at Barnet's Grove, in the parish of Leighton, near Buildwas, on ?? (a Mormonite, or, Latter-day ...

... They are quite pleased with our government of them. On the arrival of Colonel Price's regi- m;^ent and the battalion of Mormons, General Kearney would set out for California. 'Monterey is to be the place of destination, a dI distance of 1,200 miles. ...

... duals left this port by the mail packet for Liverpool, en ¶ of ro7ue to the lNcew Jerusalem of M1rr. Joe Smith, the v ent Mormon inmposter, in the far -west. Mr. Relly, late of t el. the Rhean, near this town, and his family, embark for I ts Liverpool ...

... Nootka, or Vancouver Island, on the north-west I e coast of North America, is to be the final destination and n home of the Mormon people. This island is about 300 i- miles long, and from 75 to 100 in width. It is separated ag from the main land by a long ...

... the Pacific q cean-a grand highway of two thouoand miles. As for the fee-t ttsimple of the sureal region, the claim of the Mormons is probably t- fu~tile. as the title, by Mlexican cession, naturally resides in the if United States Government. But enough ...

... do. . - 125 53 10,000 tles Reformed do. (Campbell's) 2,500 1,750 200,000 12 Christian do. (Unitarians) 6150 782 35,600 it Mormons (estimated) - . - - 250,000 0e Total - i 8,074 3253 4,706,544ho ,_If we allow 12,000 churches for those Methodist denominations ...

... action. It comprehends Ivs-sixth. of ?? Of California, ?? from Mexico. The only whute settlement within itsltintsita iste 'Mormon conion!. mesr-the Great Salt Lake. The- Great. Basin is surrounded by m ountains. en all sides, and the rivers which flow ...

... 60 feet. he The amount of vibtation at this'distance being as I, that uns at 60 feet is as 100.- The Builder. ne The Mormone.-The Mormon emigration to Oregon, ha from Nauvoo, certainly presents a naovel and interesting ii- sight, considering the peculiarity ...

... wheat were open to cattle la and horses, houses were vacant, and farms going to waste. t; On reaching the Lower. Mines, or Mormon Dggings, th Colonel Meson siys:_ hi The hill sides wrere tthilcly strewn swith canvass tents and bush el arbouirs; a store ...

... field of ?? gnld diggin'. Gold digging is noi% beginning to be prosecuted in a norescien- tific manner than hithierto. On Mormon Island, one of the earliest Scenes of the gold discovery, amalgamating machines are at work; and although the whole surface ...