... relative the Mormons. Some two years ago, in reviewing book called Female Life among Ike Mormons, slated that, while tbs book bore marks of authenticity, its charges against the settlers in the Salt Lake were so fearful that strong and impartial evidence alone ...

... MORMONISM. A leader in the London Times says The Mormons boast that they have done more to render expatriation easy to the poor and homeless than any society for the promotion of emigration. Yankee shrewdness in adapting means to this end is the great ...

... THE MORMONS. The United States Congress appear resolved upon measures which, if carried into practical effect, may abolish one great scandal of the Western continent. We refer to the polygamy connected with Mormonism. bill, with several sweeping amendments ...

... THE MORMONS The Daily News remarks that Mormonism has all the appearance of flourishing. was predicted that the opening of the Pacific Railway would be immediately followed by the collapse of the Mormon system, seeing that railway communications corrupt ...

... THE MORMONS. New York, Saturpay.—Senator Edmund's bill for the suppression of polygamy, bas passed the senate. It places the control of sffairs of the Mormon Church under trustees to be appointed by the President of the Republic. ...

... THE MORMONS. New York, Satobday. lutolligenee from Utah states that the Government of the Mor- mon Chnreb has passed into the hands oi twelve elders, styled apostles, two of whoa are present in England. No preaidant will probably appointed for some time ...

... THE MORMONS. The Daily Sews remarks that Morraonism has all the appearance of tl .uriahing. It was predicted that the opening of the Pacific Railway would be immediately followed by the eollupae of the Mormon system, seeing that railway cumumuications ...

... THE MORMONS The Manchester Guardian says.—The “reform movement” in Utah of which we have heard so much appears to be case of two delusions in conflict. The reformers are followers of Joe Smith, but they are seeking to build upon the foundations laid by ...

... THE MORMONS. Lotooh, Motoat.—To-day Eldar John Hasty Smith, one of the Mormon twelve apoatlea, and preaidant of tb* European Utaaioo, who ware attacked at Sheffield last night, applied to IhaOhiat Constable for protection further meeting*. The Chief Constable ...

... THE MORMONS Brigham Young has re-appeared Salt Lake City after his escape out of the meshes of the law, and met with enthusiastic reception. delivered an address to his disciples, which is said to have partaken about equally of the character of a sermon ...

... makes it almost certain that none of the Mormons will venture to add to their harems, when the cost of doing may be three years' imprisonment with hard labour. Were Utah to be admitted as a State, the Mormons would have all their owu way, Brigham Young ...

... THE MORMONS. The Po&t says—The means taken the Mormons to resist and thwart the law will watched with some interest. Hitherto, Brigham Young, who has been indicted for various offences, and whose conviction has been more than once attempted, has always ...