... song or glee enabled us to pass the evenings very comfortably. Our party was not conducted as a Mormon company, as we did not consider ourselves Mormons in the strict sense of the word. We did not make our intentions public on leaving the valley it would ...

... THE MORMONS. The Mormon* in Utah are alarmed tbe vigorous ' ' for mt-aaurca taken by the United States authorities for the suppression of polygamy. The principal elders have been summoned to appear before the couits, and, according to a|Ne«r York telegiaro ...

... THE MORMON. . . ?? The United States Indian agent at Fort Larimie (writes a Washington correspondent on Sept. 22nd), has in- formed the Interior Department'that the Mormons have initiated measures to control the trade with the Indians :by making settlements ...

... MORMONISM. LATTER-DAY SAINTS will hold their half- A yearly CONFERENCE Sunday, the 16th day of July, in Mr. Clarkson’s Temperance Hotel Club-room, Chapel Walks, their usual place of meeting, when there will present D. H. WELLS, one of the first Presidency ...

... THE MORMONS. I- . (From the Comreqpoacdent of the Tines.) Great Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, July 10.-Before this reaches London, you will have beard that a 9peace's has been negotiated and concluded 'between the~ govern- ment of the United States ...

... - ~- - THE CITY OF THE -MORMONS. / rr. _ . . ?? _l - -. . . . . . I (F'rom thW Xe 1,02eki i'bzke) The City ofthe aints is fortiied with a well of mud 12 feet high, with a broad deep ditch. in froat of it, and semi- bastions at half musket orsnge. These ...

... THE MORMONS VANISHING. gentleman who has returned from Chicago via Salt lake City states that In was most favourably impressed by the Mormons. The community as a whole is extremely prosperous and the rising generation is receiving a thorough education ...

... PENITENT MORMONS. The Committee of the British and Foreign Bible Society at their last meeting voted a grant of copies of the under specially interesting circumstances. An Icelandic Lntheriau Church Ins been formed in Utah by certain persons disappointed ...

... ORIGIN OF MORMONISM. Mr. Daniel Dorchester, of Natick, Mass., supplies to the Boston Advertiser some well attested facts in regard to the origin of Mormonism, which have come into his possession directly from his deceased uncle, the Rev. Laban Clark, ...

... most odious shade, that not only prevail, but are inseparable from Mormonism. The constitution of iea ?? States connives at no tyranny, impesture, or morality; and before the Mormons can possibly becou, American citizens they must renounce their elders ...

... THE MORMON TRIALS. The American papers furnish farther particulars respecting the Mormon trials. It stated that after two days of arguments on the competency of the juror*, jury in the Hawkins adultery ca*o was completed in the afternoon of the 19*h of ...

... THE MORMON THEATRE. The playhouse has office and a service in this Mormon city higher than the churches would allow to it in London, Paris, and New York. Brigham Young is original in many ways; he is the high priest of what claims to new dispensation; ...