... THE MORMONS. A yesterday’s telegram from New York says Mormons intended remove to Arizona, but they have been obliged to abandon this project, the pioneer of the expedition having returned disheartened. THE BOYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY’S SHOW. The opening ...

... THE MORMONS. The advice s from Utah are to the 7th of October, and repreeent the saints as well stirred up. We have the Mormon account of Ceptain Van Yleeta visit. The dignitaries of chnrele state, and the prim met the captain I. Kochi' UIl, where there ...

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

... Utah 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. This week the correrpondence isf the Times appears extended to the remotest region 4if which Europeans have any cognisance, for the leading journal- well has it earned the appellation! has preeented the public with &direct and authentic report ...

... MORMONISM, The following extracts from a letter sent by a late resident of Sheerness will give, we believe, but a faint idea of the state of things at Salt Lake City, and may be the means of retarding some enthusiast, who may fancy all he hears to be ...

... MORMONISM. The second lecture on Mormonism, by the Rev. S. A. Walker, of Christ Church, embracing the Doctrines of the system, was given last evening, in the great hail of the Maison Dieu, Dover. As on the first occasion, the hall was again crowded ...

... THE MORMONS. New Tor, On. 10. Hawkins, cos of I. Monson loaders, who was econietai at by Fodertl et Italt Wen, bees seistaned to ron= t takin to SOL ARRIVAL OF THE 311GAIRA'8 CREW IN A tram Adel the lift Otieber. stales that the Maims, with the el Igegant ...

... MORMONS. Nrw Tour. February 9.—The President has smelted with Gasseal Sheridan to the best milttry positions around Salt Lake Qty. Troops bay* Imo Meted to b. held is readiaess from the Southern Notes for Utah. Moss Youf's organ °osmosis drams ma &mid ...

... THE MORMONS. The adviced from Utah are lo the October, and represent the well stirri*d up. have the M-tiqoh account of Captain Van Vleet vibit. The 0114- niiaried of church, state, and the j.rt-ds met the captain Boci d Hall, where there was public reception ...

... THE MORMONS. Grace Greenwood writes the New York Timet from Salt Lake City, on the 17th of October;—“ We ittended Divine service in the new tabernacle on Sunday morning. President Brigham Young was his nsual place of honour, bat did not preach, because ...

... that peace has been restored, and that the Mormons are submissive. 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 ...