... slaughter of the entire garrison. BRIOGHA YOUNG.-The Salt Lake Tribune gives the following account of the last moments of the Mormon prophet:-' At four o'clock precisely on yesterday alter. noon, August 29, Brigham Young, president of the Church of Christ ...

... latter's prospects of nomina. tion for the Previdency have materially improved. THE MORMONS. NVAsniNGToN, Thursday.-The bill suppressing the practices of the Mormons and regulating the affairs of Utah in accordance with the laws of the country has been ...

... increase the army and' the affairs of Kansas monopolized attention in Congress. (By Briti&s and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.) THE MORMONS. The screw steamer Anglo-Saxon brings later news from Utah, but it is uninteresting. It is said that Brigham Youn~g was willing ...

... 1 ample. MoMurrin, the Mormon, who was reported to il have been killed bv the United States Deputy- y Marshal, is now reported to be alive, and only ' wounded, but with some chance of recovery. No t conflict between the Mormons and the troops is apprehended ...

... tented people at home. A vote of thanks and confidence followed. A SHORT WAY WITH MORMONS. A Central News telegram from New York, dated Wed- nesday, says-iome months ago two Mormon elders were sent upon a prosaiytising mission to Florida, and settled in the ...

... a h appy omen for him that Professor Huxley should make comp.'rison of his work with that of l Franciscans, Jesuits, and Mormons. If he succeeds- keeping trta so his professions and his declared aims-half as well as any of these, he wrill do well indeed ...

... the extremely fierce opposition manifested towards the Salvationists. Operations have been com- menced in Utah, where the Mormons have afforded every facility to the Army: but although the open-air and indoor meetmgs here are reported to have bech largely ...

... injured to walk. He was take to c;- again end put into a special train wra mtar. to Salt Lake, where he arrived ?? ie§O0Y - Mormons abow much excitesmelt at bis arres. expected conviction and puaishment oO plya regarded as likely to be a vital blow. KAY's ...

... that. Louis papers, but they are unproduceable in types It., that common people ne. The type-founders have supplied ijor the Mormons with usoulds and other apparatus for recasting the their old metal, So the Deseet Neus will probably here, re- after be a ...

... certainly be £30,000 or £40,000, which is partially covered by insurance in syesral ofeicee. During the present year 1,691 Mormons left Liverpool ?? York, en reoisetto Salt Lake City, Utah. There have been five parties altogether', ard the last of these ...

... picked up and taken to Detroit. The 7, remainder are supposed to have perished. THE MORMON TRIALS. t The American papers furnish farther particulars t a respecting the Mormon trials. It is stated that after I ttwo days of arguments on the competency of jurors ...

... bankers. n It is reported that the Mormons are aiming with a view to resist, by force, the bill prohibiting poly. a gamy. The measure has not yet passed through Congress, and so far it has been modified, but still the Mormons are not satisfied with it, and ...