... Canvas 11 to I agst Advance j 25 to I agst Macdluff 1 to I agst Bolero 30 to I agst any other DONCASTER ST 0EGEH. 9 to 1 agst Mormon g 9 to I agst Mir Houlds- IS to 1 ?? Cleselmirt wortii's Lot 26 to I agst The Alderman CotItN LXCHANGE, LONDON-Oct. 13. Althourig ...

... Thursday, tie 22d ultimo, two yotunsg men, formerly of Louths, membersortile Church of the Latter day Saints, commonly ealled Mormons, arrived at Louthl, direct frosi Ilte bitks of ?? Missouri (America), far west of New York. Otte of them represents himself ...

... rate of exchange on London was 91 to 94, on Paris, 5, 25 to 5, 264. Now times Joe Smith, the Messiah of Mormonism, is dead, the affairs of the Mormon Church are to be managed by twelve apostles chosen from amongst his followers. The Long Island railway ...

... havinz been add ressed by sev.eral proprietors, the resolu- lion \eas carried urianiviously. and trh court adjourned. The Mormon Temple at Warsnw, llinYi-. ?? beet told to a committee of tie Catholic Churclh for the tom af 25,000 ?? Sun. ...

... funds for this purpose there is at present upwards of 1.18,0cc in hand. On Sunday last, Frederick Weston, a fanatic of the Mormon sect, was found in a field near Brighton, weltering in his own blond, having mutilated himself in a dreadful manner. He says ...

... taken on to the gold finding regions. The principal part of the passengers are Latter Dav Saints, going out to join their Mormon bre- thren in California, and there engage in the grand search for gold dust on the Sacramento Rivern besides other matters ...

... United States, had been held most rigorously by alI the religious denominations in the Union, the only dissentients being the Mormons, who had de- nounced the measure as an act of hvpocrisy, and General Tay- lor, in advising it, as a base hypocrite, a bloodv ...

... chairs, tables, &c. all in cast iron. 'Tlhe whole takes to pieces when desired. A man, named Thomas Lloyd, whilst administering Mormon baptism near the Horse Boat, Urderdale, to a female, slipped up, and both wvere plenged into six feet water. The man was drowned ...

... near Stcekton ;immensely rich placers have been discovered, some of the holes yielding ten pounds weight of gold dust. At Mormon Gulch, two men dug out 28 ounces in a single morning, besides a lump weighing more than a pound of'pure gold. I CALIeRoM.A ...

... She was bound to New Orleaus, and bad on board no fewer than 460 emigrants, all of them Mor- monites, on their way to the Mormon settlement in the valley of the Great Salt Lake. FISCAL CoNei[nDaue.-why is a papermaker like a man with an over-scrupulous ...

... 4000 season tickets have been disposed of.-Times. Au Illinois correspondent of the Christian Chronicle, says, of the 20,000 Mormons in the Lake Valley, now the territory of Utah, There is now to be seen here the most extrordinarv commixtore of fanaticism ...

... dogmas can't awe, I've a chart for to steer by, that tells me the law, And ne'er as a coward to falsehood I'll kneel While Mormon tells truth, or God's prophets reveal! Up, up with the truth, let its power bend the knee; I am sent ! I am sent ] dying Bab'lon ...