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... THE MORMONS AGAIN. A despatch hae been received from Governor Cumming, dated May 2nd. From this there is reason to believe that the difficulties with Utah have terminated, and the lawn are restored. The President congratulates Congross on this auspicious ...
... Instant from England express grave apprehetosions of a civil war Utah between the Mormons and Gentiles, and the probability of the Indians of Wyoming and Arizona joining the Mormons sod driving out the miner.. The answer to these lettere, says a telegram from ...
... THE CITY OF THE MORMON& (From the New York Album.) The city minis is fortified with a wall of mud 19 feet with a broad deep ditch in front of it, sad meibastions at half musket range. Them are with loopholes to afford a front and flank ire in of attest ...
... ARE MORMONS DISSENTERS? At the Middlesex sessions on Wednesday, Andrew Hepburn, 39, a respectable looking man, described as well educated, was indicted for a misdemeanour, in having wilfully and maliciously disturbed a certain number of persons who had ...
... umideted parties in the Mormon ctinutry happen somehow to be gentiles, ,of the deadly hatred of the Mormons to all those wh oppi,se their mad doctrines, we incline to the belief that tl ey tot7e been but dieted by the Mormons themselves, or, if by the ...
... was mad* before the Mormon releAlien had assumed any definite ehepe. Rut it is quite possible that there may be some conne.t ion wren the LA, tutu-ion of Colonel Tomas L Kane to Sett Lake City, arid the present movement of the Mormon Aenatuuity southward ...
... WAR WITH MORMONS. The Coned States'imarenisat purpose reinforce. mesa for the Utah expedition both by way of Oregon and California. The military expeditios seat against saints of Utah may be protective! • failure. It will not reach Bias at the Salt wilder ...
... THE MORMONS AGAIN. It it eteted Washington that the secretary of war end the general-itechief diligently enguited in errangine the spring campaign against the Mentions. It has been decided pot to wait the action of congress up en the various propositions ...
... °Moen detmaneed to get into Salt City if possible. The Mormons were determined on to either the military or civil officers. A skirmish died taken place between Colonel Alexander's troops and Lb. Mormons, and three or &ere the latter were captured. Colonel ...
... MORMON ASSASSINS. A most attempt at assassination was made epos a Un ited States' officer in the peke under the sanction and (contemners of the authorities of the Mormon much. About dusk, one evening, Mr. Joseph Troskolawski, • 'United States' deputy ...
... rt. THE MORMONS. The elect position of affairs between the general govern• meat and the Mormons may lei thee statod : —Col. Kane, who has long been on interne., terms with th .t people, and is regarded by them nut a friend, has left for Salt Lake City ...
... TILE MORMONS. Late assots from the Manes are reedietiej sod anrehabie. The Ist ripult was that • large force of the Boman militia, Brighbas sad li4sr C. Lisaball. prtiarieg tv Salt Lake City, with provides sod assaaitire fer • weeks' in to the sad to ...