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... having previously married the Hawkins, the rest of the family went to and made the Mormon city their destiaN 1853 Pierce went to America on a sketc t5 tion, and visited the Mormon settlemnt lwbrel (Pierce) saw Mrs. Hawkins and her daughricab On his return he ...

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... cross-examiniation, witness said he believed ?? of Mormon. The Buok of Mormon contained the articles of his faith. It contained the whole of the articles of his faith. He (witness) took the Book of Mormon and the Testament conjointly as containing the principles ...

... arrest of Brigham Young, strenge to say, is watched with more curious interest in remote cities than at the headquarters of the Mormon Government. Secure in the fanati- cism of his people, the hoary prophet laughs at writs and courts, predicts the vengeance ...

... The party on Saturday was composed of Mormons from England, Scotland, Wales, and about six from Ire. land. There were also Italians, Germans, Danes, Swedes, and INorwegians included. The total number of Mormon emigrants from Liverpool this year is 1524 ...

... troops stationed there to watch the Mormons, and look after Prioe's rebel soldiers. Active, clever, persevering, self-reliant, he quickly got into extensive practice outside the army, both amoung Gentiles and Mormons. Brigham Young teaches the laying on ...

... East-end by the uroseltising efforts of Mormon missionaries in the district, a numn ber of disorderly scenes having taken place, culminating ma riot of a serious character, which took place.on Tuesday evening. The Mormons have for several weeks past been in ...

... have as yet been made. The Mormon war has again ceased without bloodshed. liackenstos could not get an opportunity shooting any of the old citizens, and they could not get chancc to burn the Nauvoo Temple. The Mormons, Jack-Mormons, and New Citizens, appear ...

... Califorces, us, tio perslon of % Mormon preacher. More titan all do, weds plore the melancholy affair that led to itscotmilnssiso1 Ie deceased, whose name was Parley Parker Pratt, aas a tea1 of note amonig the Mormons, and judging ?? hi, dory and his ...

... glittering in the sun-the Mormon Prophet, if we are to believe the telegram received in town-has been arrested by United States officials. He has been taken upon a charge of maintaining immoral rela. tions with sixteen women-his Mormon wives, in fact. He has ...

... will be called for in the Court of Qenen's Bench, by the Poor-lawv Comnmiesiocers against the direc- tors,= TiE MORMON RESISTANCE.-The Mormons, who intercepted the express men, told them that they had a force of 700 men scattered along through the mnoutains ...