... 7l6inse, making further exposures In reference, to this delusion. He says— lam not • Mormon. The treachery, corruption, and murderous prao. tires of the leaders of the Mormon church long Gince disgusted me with • doctrine which produces such results, and as ...

... territory, is the acknowledged head of the 'Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,' commonly called 'Mormons,' and as such had the Mormons look to him, and to him alone, for the law by which they are to be governed; therefore, no kw of congress is ...

... THE MORMONS. Communications from Washington state that the Mormon peace oonsminioners have no authority to make peace terms with Brigham Young, but are to exercise their authority, put down resistance by force, warn him of the consequences, and sivise ...

... THE MORMONS. (From the 7inscs' Utah correspondent) When we arrived at Salt Lake we found the city almost eeserted. Under orders from Brigham the entire population had vacated their home, and marched to the southern settlements, whether they desired to ...

... THE MORMONS. Some time a Mr. Osborne appeared at San Ber; rtardino, representing himself as an agent of the general :-government, en route to Salt Lake City to open negotiations with the disaffecMd or rebellions Mormons. His advent cleated considerable ...

... THE MORMONS. The intelligence in regard to the aft'sirs of Utah comes in & despatch from St. Louis .—The: Council Bluffs Buyle. of the 3rd, says that Mr. Wingate has just arrived from the Salt Lake, January 25, and reports that there is no snow in Salt ...

... THE MORMONS. Van Visit left co tbe 2811 i day of est, in harp of • party with melee asd w la sine days be list Lw.sy, Fort is to., sad Salt in 384. His WIIs. user. were hit at Ham's lark. 14$ Wise this of Oust lake City, sad theses He and report is pahlished ...

... THE MORMONS. The news from Utah by way of Celifornia is to the 7th of January. The Mormons, if we may judge from their public speeches, were as obstinate and rampant f.ir war as ever. We have also news from Colonel Johnston's camp to the 26.11 of January ...

... THE MORMON*. Mormonism is extending its dominion faster, in proportion to the number or its adherenta, than any other communion at the present time. Neither any protestant sect in England and the United States, nor protestantism itself as opposed to ...

... THE MORMONS. The of Fort Bridger correspondents come down to the 10th of April, the latest date from the army foreshadowing peaceful settlement of the Mormon troubles. Colonel arrived the camp from Salt Lake City on the 12th of March. He reached Fort ...

... THE MORMONS, - The Mormons ?;!@;Kx issued & manif '.hodd.;hd;f' that, al |hh:hz',hvlo been illtreat: etropolitan will not give in, but in’lcnd to wa:‘: Lindon. It is intonded to bring the question before Parliament, and ask Mr Gladstone if he unno(mi:h ...

... THE MORMONS. New York, Tuesday. Intelligence from TTfcah announces that the Mormon Elders have nominated John Taylor, the senior, President, in place of Brigham Young. THE SHRIEVALTY. To the Editor of the Seutem Mornxng New*. Sia.—My attention has been ...