... King, from Liverpool, has ie Alrriyed at 1ihiladelphia, an=i lauded 300 Mormons, who deprted or Utahb. The offleials were at the dock, but ( dheling no Daupors among tue Mormons, all beiig able to w 4qPsstthemaelo,6 permitted ?? tolaud,, ...

... for the Mormon settlement of the Salt Lake, Utah territory. Of these, 15 males acid 116 fsmatas had been married, 138 males and 100 females were single, 60 males and 44 females were ohildren, and 14 male. asod 7 females infants. Of the Mormons by thes ...

... Upper B urmah. we 01L. The hostile Legislation-undertakett by Congress WI agaijist the Mormons has practicallY. stopped all Mormon to a emlisration from Europe.' No Mormons have arrived ?? the United States since November, and the freight agents report th~bt ...

... awarded tbe tificate of election as delegate in Cougrc4 fro ee territorv to Allan G. Campbell, the Gentile aijur l Cannon, the Mormon candidate, wo received I of the votes, never having been naturalised. In the Lippe-Schaumburg forest at Iibo H~ungary, a pecuhiar ...

... his own will while in an unsound slate of mind. ?? ?? ATTACK ON A hIORMON AGKN' IX WALJES. Au attack has been made upon a MormOn agent at Cathays. Over one thousand people assembled outssde the shop of a man named Fercey, mn Coburn-street, and got up ...

... urgently demands, but which the philanthropic seititnetit of New Englatid opposes. The House has madet a sturdy attack nil Mormonism and polygamy, end its bill will no doubt become law. But bevond these aud a few of the Supply Bills, aud General Gratt's ...

... nm the Jaoxztank OiccG and in the Order of the flay to the army. On Tuesday M. Thiers received Mr. Smith, a ehief of the Mormons, and some of his co-reiigwsonires, who expounded their tenets, much to the amusement of the President and MdUe. Dome, who ...

... gallons. os a The widow of the great Mormon leader, Joe LI Smnith, is married to a tavern-keeper, who keeps his rum- TI 'mill in Smrith's old residence in NaUVOD. One-half of the li, y hou~sesbuilt by the Mormons are torn down, and the otherM n1 half ...

... (Looking imploringly 7ar towards the Benob.)-Now is that a proper question ? he Have you ever represented yourself to be a Mormon, P 1ha Never. I am ohaffed and called av Wandering low in tbe Ir. city, because I have been to Utah. What were you doing there ...

... broken out in the Crimea, and states that the Rnssian authorities are endeavouring to suppress all Publication of details. The Mormons, says the .nec, York Timea, will hold their next semi-annual conference, beginning April 4th, at Iogan, instead of at Silt ...

... the prisoner had loft II.- untouched, He wee summarily committed to Wakefield ?? House of Correct ion for two months. ,,a MORMONIsm EXPOSED,. Mr. John Hyde, jilO, of of ?? ?? eko thabserdities of Mormonim and te gronly sensal pratices of hiss salints cur- ...

... the £16,000 w-hich tho conipeny had advanced for it to a ,vew York firne. ;Mr. Fowler reported that the coultry nbo.It thle Mormon city abounded with inces of load cud silver, arid tho oner whicu this conpanv r had purchased po5Lssesod pLs cellar medvaoteges ...