... verpool, from Bedford and the neighbourhood, on thci the Salt Lake Valley, North America, the adoptedtco the singular sect the Mormons. The party cosieeld farmers, market gardeners, mechanics, and shoiaree their wives and ?? Allies. MR. Dyci SoxsRRe.-This eccentric ...

... bitteriy as the committee left for town. SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE. On Monday evening, at about seven o'clock, the brigantine Mormon Maid of Fraserburg, which had been on a round from Liverpool to the Baltic, thence to London, and in bal- last to Nantes ...

... to Fe in favour of Lord Pollington, whereupon a poll was remanded on behalf of Mr. Lawley. MOsReONcTE VIFW or Sc x 7YThe Mormone in the ate territory have defined heiiir position on-the subject of lavery. Several persons in the Valley of the Salt Lake ...

... g the barrister that he would complain of him to ' Alexander, much to the amusement of the auditory.. TwH MoRaoNS.-The Mormons have re-occuped their old station in Carson Valley, and -in much larger numbers, and intend making a permaneat settlement ...

... the body over as I found it, and returned to the mis- sion, thinking it advisable to acquaint the inmates, which I did. The Mormon publican, with true Yankee nonchalance, seemed not in the least surprised, but in the moot friendly manner advised me not ...

... affairs here.' It is a lamentable-fact that, at the present time, -numbers of people are leaving Great Britain to join the * Mormons, notwithstanding the disclosures that are so cois- tauntly being made. I ...

... of Wales will not come to the . throne before his mother's decease, ervher abdication. P. 0.-The statement respecting the- Mormons wshiehtappeared in our last number was gathered Jfrm an official report made to the President of the United States; and according ...

... making pro- 'aelytes,' anid manyfamilies have -alreadybeen induced by their ageioy.to'leave' this seighboprhood |for .the. Mormon settle- ment In Califoramia Momnning. Pamper- .DEATHF RsOP&DESTtTBTfON..R 'Wednesday evening, Mer. Payee held' eninqnsedt ...

... substitute. J. D.-The official report from functionaries deputed by the United States to inquire into the condition of the Mormon settlement was published in the Morning Chronicle about a fortnight since. T. C.-Viscount Palmerston is an Irish peer, he ...

... end of the session or immediately will be known in a day or two. Sir Charles Napier is spoken of as the coming men. THE MORMoN CENsus-The census of the Utah territory is officially published in the Washington Republic ased Intel- ligencer. 'From It ...

... they threw soda at the preacher when he was at the door, and often forms were overturned on purpose. During one discourse the Mormon enthusiast de- dared that he had received a divine revelation under the arch of a railway bridge, when a printer's devil raze ...

... to ten ys3ts transportation. THE MORMONS IxS AMERICA.-The Swcneesea ercad pub- lishes a letter just received from a Welsb miner, named 5E00 Powell, who embarked last year, with hi, wife and family, to join the Mormons in America. It is dated St. LOWe ...