... each with a staff; twelve young men wearing large blue scarfs, and each carry- ing a Bible in the right hand, and a book of Mormon in the left; tivelve young ladies, taller and better look- ing than the former, dressed in white muslin, wearing blue scarfs ...

... to-morrow. THE MORMONS IN ENGLAEND. LoynON, MornDAY.-Professor Wood, vice-pre. sident of the Anti-Mormon Society, and a man named Jo on Taylor erecommeoitted for trial bythe Nottingbham magistrates to-day for disturbing the worship of a Mormon congregation ...

... for woman's rights, but for men's rights. It is a remarkable sequel to this, and a proof of the entire confidence of the Mormon mzen in the subjection of their women, that on the 1 7th of Pebruary the Legislature of U~tah pased at Blll mag someathe suifrags ...

... whipped in prison, but the magistrate would not decide whether it was desirable to enforce this penalty. TaxE A0RMIoOnS.-AII the Mormon prisoners under arrest and indictment in Utah have been discharged, and the Supreme Court of that terri- tory has accepted ...

... a large number 11 of Mormons for polygamy at the September term e of the Second District Court, held at Beaver, in a Utah, remarked upon the fact that all the accused had refused to promise to obey the laws in future. t Yet Mormons constantly caused it ...

... remained some waees, aast8re me that Mormonism is being gradually de. Ptroyednot through the pressure of the united States Government, still lees through any awakening of a new moral feeling on the part of the Mormon' it4s themselves, but from a sudden ...

... quibble, or c labouring under a humbug. t The New York papers report further Mormon disturb- ances, and give the particulars of a few skirmishes between t the Mormon and the Anti-Mormon mobs. At the last accounts, however, peace had in some measure been re- ...

... dencies has-and, if Mr. Chambers is right, very discreditably -been autfered to slumber. We allude to the phenomenon of Mormonism. If over there 'was an extreme case in which the most consistent advocates of religious toleration have felt the pinch ot ...

... four hundred persons were here assembled, about to join in partaking of tea after one of the services of the day, Several Mormon elders had given out the blessing, and some hints were thrown out that even that day might witness some of the great and ...

... York Letter.) The advices from Utah are to the 7ih of October, and repre. sent the saints as well stirred up. We have the Mormon account of Captain Van Vleet'd visit, of whioh I sent you the oaptain' down report a month since. Tne dignitaries of chureli ...

... Corrsponbtene. AN HOUR WITH THE MORMONS! TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Sirn-A number of individuals, presided over by an Elder, and calling themselves Latter-day Saints, now occupy the little building in King Street, formerly used by the ...

... triumphant Tractarian to the poll. We don't know why Mormons should be pushed into the service, or why the Tractarian should be described as triumphant. The energetic activity of Ritualists, Mormons, Tractarians, and Communists, was only equalled by the ...