... Vietoria orders me to do so.—sth. That as Daniel ’Couneil now goes a-head he will soon he equal to General Joe Smith, the Mormon Prophet—with this difference, that Joe is leading his followers to happiscss iu the eity of Zion, whereas Dan is leadiog his ...

... be raised for the defence of the frontiers, and | the military preparations sppeared to be far from lor-: uwinating. ~ The Mormon troubles had subsided, but not | until an eficetuel demostration had been made by the local authorities, who were prepared ...

... offering, which are making full 25, per gr. more money. A Yaxker Pore.—* Christians and Jews, Catholics and Protestants, Mormons aud Tufidels, have all met on one common ground ; and, on oue subject at least, have become so united, as to give reazon to ...

... Colchester, and lpswich, to be called the and the Hon. George James Finch Hatton (com. | (ontiuued and brutal persecutions of ihe Mormons bave at leogth Fastern Counties Railway ;” and also of an Act | monly called Lord Viscount Maidstone), of Kirby | Nauvoo to ...

... becomes due, for the purpose of covering the extra expense thus incurred Toe Latrer Day Saivrs —A faw of the followers of Mormon, residing ut Lutou,] who style themselves the ¢ Latter Day Saints,” have given notice to the publie, that the New Hall has ...

... poor on its own property to rewain without the means of even adequate religious instraction. { June 7, 1847, e Kk Someof the Mormon emigrantsfrom the United States to California have suffered (Le greatest hardships and want on their march; and the suryivors ...

... with thousands in the glorified state, according to the Mormon Bible, in which Mr, und My, Magee will appear in reul apparel, as King and Queen, as at Nauvoo. Oth.—Singing in the manner of the Mormon sect, by Mr.and Mrs. Magee. 10th. —The whole to conclude ...

... islaad woulid inevitably ‘ fall u prey to the irregular appropriation of squatters, of whom a large body, composed chiefly of Mormons, nlready contemplated removing thither, The Government was not prepared to send a evlony itseif, bnt it had lent a willing ...

... Irish Sympathizers, twelve Yankees, as maay Britishers, a squad of Deserters, a Blackfoot Guide, a Methodist Parson, and a Mormon Elder. A ’tarnal nigger tried to join us, but got cow-hided, Struck diggins, and sot to serions washin’; parson began to ask ...

... is o deal of coarse trath wrapt up in a bit of bad grammar .o-u:‘nu. For ourselves, we decidedly prefer ** them acacs.— MormoNism aAxD Fanarticism.—The Literary Gazette states that the following printed hand-bill is now distri= buting throughout the lengih ...

... OF THE GOLDEN BOOK OF MORMON. ¢ Novelties in religion, however attractive they may be, must be absurd, simply because they are novelties. Loox Eorß THE OLp Parms.'” JUST PUBLISHED : A TRACT on the Origin of the *“ Book of Mormon,” or * Gulden Bible,” ...

... however at may be, must be absurd, simply beca novelties. Look ¥onr tne Orp Patus JUST PUBLISHED q TRACT on the Origin of th Mormon,” or * Golden Bible,” Imposture practised by the Latter-Day Price I§{d. each; 1. ¥ dozen; 8. P May be had of F. Thompson, ...