... SECOND LETTER FROM THE MIORMON | CITY, UTAH TERIMORYl To the Editor ofthto Examiner and Times. tr Great Salt Lake City, May 14th, 1854. lo Sir, -In my last letter I gave you an aecouut of my ` journeyings from England to I¢eokuk, a young but ftl thriving city, beautifully situated on the banke of the pi Mississippi river, about 1,500 miles from the mouth of ce it. it was thle place chosen by ...

... TfHE KANSAS EMIGRATION.-NEW ANTI- SLAVERY MOVEMENT. i t The slavery question has been and will be a great st difficulty in the United States. After 1819 20 and the Missouri compromise, the hope was indulged that d slavery would be abolished in process of time; at all events, that it would not encroach upon the political le system. Both anticipations have been falsified. The It enormous growth ...

... T..wnln. FRXDAY MORNY *, .u JiYi U u i v . A . - . 9 LONDON, FRnDAY MORNINO. It is not pleasant to be always talking of misfortunes, l but there are occasions when it cannot be avoided. Not- I withstanding all our power, we have not the means of avoiding evil, however well we may bear up against it. I fear that our virtue in this respect will soon be tested; l for, to all intents and purposes, ...

... The Cork Eostninel, contains the followin g additional particulars of the wreck of the Cork steamer 5finerva:-I We have been able, from the statements of some of la the passengers of this ill-fated ship, to supply the infor- lmation in which the above accounts are deficient. t Three gentlemen from the establishment of Messrs. 3 Grant and Co., of this city, were on board at the time of c the ...

... HoLmrsirTH.-Harvest operations are rapidly procteding in this district; several fields of wheat suk oats have been RI secured in prime condition. The yield is abuudant. tin SnREwsBuny.-During the last few days the weather hbs trc been all that could be desired. The crops are very heavy, G, aud a large portion has been carried, while the farmers are everywhere busy in the field.-Journal. ha ...

... ROYAL VISIT TO THE CRYSTAL PALACa.-H-er Rloydl High- 0 ness the Duchess of Gloucester, attended by Lady Georgiana IBathurst, Lord and Lady Bangor, and Colonel and the H-on. v rMrs. Liddell, visited the Crystal Palace on Tuesday. Her a I royal highness was received and condtioted through the I r'building by Sir Joseph Paxton, Mr. Grove, the secretary to o tthe company, and Mr. Cooper, the ...

... Norcign anb Colonial -1---l-1-1-1.1 ------- BRUSSxLS, SUNDAY.-All the ministers have resigned office. WATER IN BROOlvLYN.-A New York journal states that rain. water is selling at 6d. a pail in Brooklyn, and very scarce at that. A PARIS '' CATCrEwsENY.-A few days ago, some catch- penny vendors went bawling about the faubourgs of Paris, Death of the Emperor of Russia, with a full account of ...

... CATHOLIC MEETING AT BIRKENHiEAD. ?? V ITAT (OAMFlAT.T( !TflT.TlfnPlA. AT ERECTION OF A CATIIOLTC CATHEDRAL, AT d BIRKEENHLAD. Iij Oh Tuesday cvening! last, a meetisg of the congregamtion of St. Webrg' Catholic Church, Grasge-lane, lBirkenhead, was heold in that place of worship, to hear from the Blishop of Shrewsbury a statement relative to a osunflficefit gift of the P young Earl of ...

... - 1OURT, &c. Prince Albert embarks from Osborne on the 5th of E Septembor. on a visit- to the Emperor Napoleon at Bou- t logne. The King of .the Belgians is to be of the party. I D His royal highness -seturns to the Isle of Wight on the 7tb.-Sun.I . The Countess of St. Germans and suite ?? Vice- 21. regal Lodge, Phoinix-park, on Monday, and proceeded e by railway to Kingstown, where her ...

... l-l, l lU 1. I - ''I *8T tg4 TJ- S-~ O : F^ e : v& Y: n J -T rusu htal titng, o£ the usumbers of this body Id held on Tucedal. in the prieahdioee5, Broveloewvhlll-tbe be! Rev. Rector CaMPhcll inthe chiAr. The othermeinenhrs presenat ;at sware Meesra. Shaw, Satchell, Ohesney, Melior, ILuff, Mlain, he ;.enton, Rawls, Bradley, lilutabion;, hlugheasCrawford, and be~ 1ardner. ve The, oeeedlngsofe ...

... Dryden, a domestic servant in the employ of Mr. Smith, hardware dealer, Park-lane, was charged with stealing sonic wearingap- parel, belonging to a boy in the house. The prisoner had pledged the articles, and Mrs. Smith saw her drop the pawn- brokel's certificate relating to them. She said she had merely pledged the property to esable her to pay a small debt, and she intended to redeem it on ...

... i Mr. Commissioner HILL, of Birmingham, who for so long a period has taken a deep interest in the I juvenile criminals of this country, and in the endea- vour to amend the law having relation to their punishment, delivered an address to the grand jury at the borough sessions of Birmingham, on Monday last, wherein it would be difficult to say which was the more worthy of our admiration-the ...