... The Times’ New York dint says:—The advices Utab are to the 7th of October, and represent the as well stirred up. We have the Mormon account t. Van Vieet’s visit, of which I sent you the captain's ‘odn report a month since. The ¢ itaries of Church, State ...

... MORMON PROSPERITY. Apart from their peculiar institution and their grotesque religion, Mormons present some characteristics which, says the Globe, might well imitated by other communities. While debt is the normal condition of American farmers in the ...

... occasion a ship arrived between Christmas and New Year, with Mormon emigrants. There was a child died in the middle of the day, in this Garden. After the death of the child one of the elders of the Mormons mounted a box or chair, and addressed his brethren and ...

... Designs of Mormonism. In a late ad. dress, he thus describes the process of delusion in his own ease:— Nine years ago, in a happy and comfortable home in London, the Mormon f a ith first reached me. But Mormonism in Europe and in America are two different ...

... THE MORMONS IN ENGLAND. It is not so generally known as it ought to be that the Mormon propaganda still succeeds in annually drawing thousands of poor ignorant ores. tures from the United Kingdom to Cm!. During the present year have embarked from Liver ...

... THE ATTACK ON MORMONS. --- Yesterday Elder John Henry Smith, one of the Mormon Twelve Apostles and president of the European Mission, who were attacked at Sheffield on Sunday night, applied to the Chief Constable for protection at future meetings. The ...

... present Mormon population of Utah is estimated by Elder Richards at 60,000. There have been some fluctuations in the population since the last census, but the arrivals have exceeded the tures. The total population of the territory, and Mormon, is 80,000 ...

... two trains of refugee Mormons numbering 180 persona who had come to the fort from Salt Lake City under the protection of tiovernor Cumming, the correspondence says: Moat of them are desirous to reach the states and for. sake Mormonism forever, but a more ...

... 4':AMGXGST THE MORMONTS A TALK WITH THE MORMON MEMBERS OF COMNRESS. Through Colorado 1? went by ay -of Cheyeene (prcouncd Shy-en) into thel Mormon State of Utah, and spent some tiime ?? Take Ci4 When passing through the vast and ?? ' by which we approached ...

... Indians, and all the rest by their Mormon confederates, who sent the Indians acroas the river to save a Mormon who fell in the fight, and to finish the work of slaughter on the victims. These Indians described the Mormons who were principals in the murder ...

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... MORMONISM OUTDONE. The Intelligence from Utah by way of Batt Francisco confirms that received by the overland route. Only a few Mormons remained at Salt Lake city to take care of the crops. Three surveying parties had gone southerly in different directions ...