... Utah territory, the acknowledged head of the ‘Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,’commonly called Mormons,’and as such head the Mormons look to him, and to him alone, for the law by which they are to be governed; therefore, law of congress is ...

... country of the war Indians to the Mormon settlement, on Salmon River, for protection. In Colonel Shaw’s last battle with the Indians in the Grand Ronde, among the camp equipage of the enemy, he captured ammunition with Mormon labels on them.—A despatch from ...

... THE MORMONS. A correspondent gives the following account of an interview with :Brigham Young, at Salt Lake City, whither he has lately returned from Arizona The President came.in,,and we were introduced all round. The conversation was dull and disconnected ...

... THE MORMONS. The advices from Utah are to the 7ch of October, and represent the saints as well stirred up. We have the Mormon account of Captain Van Vieet’s visit. The dignitaries of church, state, and the press met the captain in Sociul Hall, where there ...

... THE MORMONS. The accounts from the Mormon settlement are very conflicting ami unreliable. The last report was that a large force of the Mormon Militia, under Brigham Young and Heber C. Kimball, were preparing leave Salt Lake City, with provisions and ...

... THE MORMONS. The hoctU* legislation uadertakaa by Congress against the Mormons has practically stopped all Mormon emigration from Europe. No Mormons Has# arrived here sinc6 November, and the freight agents report that the legislation refsired to has had ...

... THE MORMONS. New York, Tuesday.—Later advices from Utah state that Taylor has only been appointed Acting Mormon President until the election of a new President. He is native of England. A faded belle remarked to fresh young rival, You are having great ...

... THE MORMONS. The New York Herald says The copious details of: h news which we publish from our latest of the Morino' newspaper organ at the Great Salt Lake will attract this morning the special attention of our readers. B righ am Young, fully apprised ...

... 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 ...

... THE MORMONS. Advices from Great Salt Lake City are received to June 25. The famine, which at one time seemed likely desolate the territory, was relieved t» some extent by the ripening of peas, turnips, beets, radishes, &c. The Neicn of the ISth says : ...

... THE MORMONS. This week the corres|iondence the Time* appears extended the remotest region of which Europeans liave any cognisance, for the leading journal—well has it eanicil the a|i|N.‘llation ! has pn*senU’'l the public with direct and anthcntic re|H»rt ...

... MORMONISM, The following is from “Social Ufe among the Mormons by Samuel Bowles Polygamy introduces many curious cross-relatronehips, and intertwines the branches of the genealogical tree in a manner greatly to puzzle mathematician, well as to disgust ...