... President of the Mormon Church, here (and to whom I had a letter of, introduc- tion), is a man about forty years of' age, of light' com-. plexion, ordinary height,' but' rather corpulent.'' He exercises a vast 'influence among the Mormons-pro- bably more-than' ...

... THE MORMONS. THE last advices from Utah are to the 7th of Octo- -ber, and-represent the saints as well stirred up. We have the Mormon account of Captain Van Vleet's visit, of which I sent you the captain's-own report a month since. The dignitaries of ...

... THE M ORMONS. ! Tun: Mormons have been holding their annual fair and conference at Salt Lako City, and the attendance is said to have been the largest ever seen since their first organisation. Visitors from the East who hap- pened to be present declare ...

... but regard Mormonism with quite as much disgust and horror as Protestants of all denomi- nations do. But we are forced to abandon all hope of co-operation from that section of Roman Catho - lices, who, on many occasions, have denounced Mormonism-not as the ...

... people in the mcst com- pete bondage He Cal infisitly mere pzwor than the Pope. ihey bh liere th;t, Yen-e is the god of the Mormon kingiom. This cry wa: ioduocriuated thro'sghout the Aformron hiug tem, Eo thee the pcoples bhcomeusujiogted to tbe I one mon ...

... ialen, 1t whose name is familiar in yonr literary circles. Mrs. Sutherland, let me say iii passing, beename at convert to Mormon ismt while yet a an tideta. Jan thle ptleotlitle of her zeal site almantlonedl 'loot aitu ?? in order to mjak~e jer joulrney ...

... MOR~MONISM. IT is a mistake for people to suppose, as Many do suppose, that Mormonism is not increasing. On the contrary, Mormonism was never so prosper. ous, in a quiet way, as it is at present. Recruits from Great Britain and other European countries ...

... MORMON MONSTROSITIES. IT appears that there are not only Mormon pub- lications, but Mormon editors and Mormon pub- lishers, in some of the great English towns. For instance, among the New Publications of the day; we find reviewed a periodical entitled ...

... where wives are ready to forgive their spouses poso every offence save one which might ?? ven be described as a Mormon proclivity. Mormonism EglI, is, however, not entirely unknown in this country, aru4 and though it cainot be said to flourish, still stra ...

... TIHE MORMON WOMEN. WITn all due regard to the obligations of gallantry and deference to the rights of the sex, I cannot say that the Mormon ladies can lay claim to any superiority over their lords and masters, the saints, either in appearance, manners ...

... way-to the Happy Valley) in December, 1853, and was -then appointed tempo.- rary President of a Mormon chapel. The ?? tricks and rascalities!' of the Mormons at St. Louis shook our friend's faith not a little, bat- lie still hoped to find in the Rev ...

... among the Mormone, and of a cor responding excitement in the ranks of the Gen tiles. Old residents of Salt Lake City say that at no time since the coming of Johnson'a army to Ubah, more than twenty years ago, have the leaders of the Mormons felt that ...