... THE MORMON VALLEY, OR THE GREAT SALT LAKE. The New York Tribune of tbe 9th Dec, publishes a let- ter from an overland emigrant, bound to California, who describes what he saw at the Mormon settlement, whence his letter is dated on the Bth July: — The ...

... adopt constitutions for themselves. It is stated that the President is uot favourable to the admission of the Mormon state of Deseret as a Mormon state — that is. not with any governmental religion. 4. The difficulty with Texas, as to her claim of a boundary ...

... the aid of the public in resisting this attempt. Mokmonism. — Mr. John Bowes, of Manchester, delivered a lecture against Mormonism, to a crowded audience, at the Rotherham Court-House, on Thursday evening. The latter-day saints, having a lively remembrance ...

... Rotherham and Masbro', that they have taken the Theatre, and are vow making alterations and repairs, previous to opening it ns a Mormon meeting-house. Collector of Poor Rates.— At the meeting of the Sheffield Guardians, on Wednesday last, Mr. Geo. Carr, silver ...

... free states, who will not tolerate slavery. Tiieir desire is, that New Mexico should be a separate free state. Oregon and the Mormon state of Deseret will form two more free states. Each state mnst have its representatives in the Senate, as well as in the ...

... droll, were listened to, is the best evidence of the pleasure which they afforded to the audience. Lecture on the Errors of Mormonism. — Mr. John Bowes, of Manchester, editor of The Truth, &c., whose lectures in Rotherham and Sheffield, against Mor- monism ...

... Whitfield for the defence The charge rested upon the evidence of a keeper named Martin who stated that about four o'clock ou .be mormon of Thursday, the Bth instant, he was in Templehill plantation and saw the three defendants in the Park, very near Went worth ...

... augmentation of the population of California will soou give il more representatives iv the House. In the next place. Utah, (the Mormon settlement,) and New Mexico are admitted as territories, without the Wilmot proviso against slavery. Admitted as territories ...

... Here he completed the work of translation, and net long after gave to the world the Book of Mormon, a work as bulky as the Bible, aud called - of Mormon, for so was the prophet named by him whose hand the history of the lost tribes had been handed ...

... ability in his art. — See Advt. Mormonism at Mexbro'. —On Monday, Nov. llth, Mr. Theobald, of Ockbrook, Derbyshire, held a discus- sion with Mr. Evius, a Mormon elder, at Mexbro. The sub- ject discussed was whether Mormonism be real infi- delity, and whether ...

... She was bound to New Orleans, and had on board no fewer than 4(io emigrants, all of them Mormonites, on their way to the Mormon settlement, in the valley ofthe Great Salt Lake. These voluntary exiles are from all parts of England, fifteen families being ...

... could not conceive anything more monstrous than this, that gentlemen should claim religious freedom for thems- elves—from Mormonism upwards — and then, that having named such religious system for themselves, they should, when they found themselves rubbed ...