... doubb, C was the moving spirit in introducinginto our midst r this peculiar doctrine. The exposition of the 8 tenets of Mormonism given last night was not such as to make many converts of the sturdy 1 artisans who attended in such numbers. Of course, ...

... STATISTICS OF MORMONIS1M. Ir is gratifying to learn that Mormonism has of late miade no alarming progress. Statistics collected hi 1852 and 1859 show a great decrease in the number of Mormons since the former period, as will be seen from the following ...

... I SSENSION AMONGST THE MORMONS. I a tew (ays ago we mentioned the fact that Wil. : alm Alexander and David Hyrum, the younger eons of Joepih Smith, the Mormon prophet, were on their way to Salt Lake City to set up the elsadard of the re-organised or ...

... I THE MORMONS AI- THE ACAN - I I' : VERNMENT I The Mormaon 1leader is in another difficulty- with the United States Government. Au Amn- rscan correspondent, dating from The Pacific, March 2, writes .-Brigham Young, being presi- dent, high priest, ...

... MORMON PLACES OF INTERMENT. I HODE yesterday to the cemetery. It is situated just outside the city wall, on the slope of a moun- tain, about a mile North-East from Brigham Torneg's house. A cobble-stone vall surrounds it, like tile wall of Fort Bridger ...

... The United States Court is active Jin its session. The juries have been emtpanneleth. The grand jury con- sists chieflv of Mormons of hieghe standing in the church, such as counnellots, apostles, bishops, &c. The traverse jury has a majority of Gentiles-so ...

... ITIE, MOR~MON TEMPI'LE AT UrATI. I a - I. . . U I .1 . . TI,- St. Louie 'ijublian gives the fsdlowiu i par. ticiilors regarding the new Mormon Temple, nifw Almuat finishled -The Temple block is forty rods (vlllO ?? r, ?? ten a.cro. The centre of the teoilpl ...

... t'io Srilprot1to Court, has caused to be issue-d f.t-nu the S en:l Julicial D[stric' Cr-urt a -rrit of prohiibihion acainot a Mormon bishop, John r. -Murloclh, p:cat juile of Bearer County, restraining hint from taking or ecercising either chancery or commsn ...

... WORB MORMON DIFFICULTIEs. I re Ma-ho_ I/ff ?? , The Mormons (asys a contemporary) fournd the Co-operative Asociation a very useful iustrureant agaicat the 1' Gentiles,; but having accomplished its work in ruing a number of usefnl traders, it proved to ...

... LAST DEPARTURE OF MORMONS. Or. Wednesdaymorniingthe Guion sorow-steam. ship Minnesota sailed with the last party of Mormon emigrants who will be seat out to New York for Utah this year. The daty, of emigrat- ing to Zion is a matter that is raost pe ...

... twice be- fore, and found her so evidently intelligent, as to make it a matter for special wonder how she could ever become a Mormon. The faimily consists of her liusbaild, herself, and two children, a son and a daughter; the latter about fifteen, and go ...

... A MORMON SERMON. Me,,. Mlloscuu CoNwaY, who is on a tour in America, gives a graphic account in the Glasgow Herald of a, visit to Salt Lake City. On Sunday, he says, ' I attended the Great Tabernacle of the Latter. Day Saints. The huge edifice, which ...