... THE MORMONS AND MORMON EMIGRATION. During the course of my enquiry into the extent of emigmtion from the port of Liverpool, I learned that the followers of Joseph Smith, the Mormon Prophet, who are known by the names of Mormons, Mormonites, and Latter ...

... of the others expect to start within tie next two montbeh Mormon missions generally last from about five yeais down, but two or three years is as common a period as any other. Among the Mormon elders lately gone East is Orson Pratt, who has been spending ...

... recently g captured by the Mormons, and that no one was killed in effecting this seizure, simply because no resistance 0 was offered. It would seerA: that this caravan of stores e fell into the. hands of seven- hundred Mormons, who had been detached as ...

... denied to be a part of the Mormon religion- by almost all'the leading elders abroad6 aidat home was indulged in aE a secretluxury; ',Stolen waters were sweet till-1852, eight years, after the-death of the originator of Mormonism, when Brighan Young re ...

... raises itself 'upon the 'ruins. of 'the -latter,.dis~en- sation, which it treats only as a preparation forthe old law again. Mormonism'is the oldilal'i withotit its promnises, anticipations, signification'df ?? thiiigs to come, confession of its 'own ?? acknow ...

... necessaty any step by the Mormons. Deep mountain ravines and 'canons,' where the snows early gather, and lie long after the summer's sun have dispelled them upon theplains,offeras strong an obstacle to the invader as Mormon bayonets could. During the ...

... MORMONISM Brigham Young, jun., son of the famous quaBi porphet of the same name, who claims to be the apostolic successor of Joe Smith, the well known founder of this notorious religious persuasion, is at present on a visit to this city along with some ...

... territory, is the acknowledged head of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, commonly called Mormons, and as 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 Is ...

... THE MORMONS. It would seem that Mofmonism, wbich has been so long. waxing irUtab, is now, if not actusllyWian'- ing, at least at a standstill, with ominoubaprospects of a decline. In th~e first place, the'ijofux o6f the paints has of late not be'en large; ...

... THE MORMONS (From the Tima.) Thecurrentofwcstcrn adventure, ever runningstoailily j from the Atlantic to the Pacific shore of the North j American continent, is already pouring into Utah, and it j is clear that if the disciples of Joe Smith wish to main- ...

... THE MORMONS. A Washington despatch of the 6th inst. in the Neve York says :—Mr Cannon, the Mormon (row Utah. is much annoyed by the para. griuMs is the President's leesage in relation to the practice of polygamy. He thinks th e M emue invites a persecution ...

... THE MORMONS. IF'rom the Times' Correspondence.) Great Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, July 10. Before this reaches London you will have beard that a peace has been negotiated and concluded between the L Government of the United States and theirrebellious ...