... LIFE AMONGST TILE MORMONS. A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune describes an interview which took place last month in Great Salt Lake City, between ex-Speaker Colfax and Brigham - Young. Mr. Colfax's travelling companions and the Mormon dignitaries were ...

... respondent, urging her to give up Mormonism and to join her husband, but to no purpose. In reply to the Judge Ordinary, the witness stated that he also in early life belonged to the Mormon body. At that time there were several Mormon congregations in London, and ...

... NEW ZEALAND. W , have ben favoured with the following copy of a telegr.ro which Mr. Mormon, London agent for the New Zealand Government, received on Saturday The war is ended, The Governor is making a tour through the inter'or of the them Island, and ...

... possesses some features of curious interest. A young man became a convert to Mormonism some years since, went to Utah, and married. He does not seem to have availed himself of the Mormon practice of polygamy; and some time afte rwar d s h e left the body altogether ...

... of toe United States Courts in and for this Territory, to a lady of this city, who was claimed by the Mormon leiders as the wife in polygamy of a Mormon now absent on a foreign mission. This lady, by the sanction of law, and by the authority of one ot the ...

... ' but in the great majority of Reglish prisons no actual appointment has been made under the act. THE MORMONS.—A split among the quarrelsome Mormons is not a thing so unusual as to excite special remark; but a recent occurrence of tha kind seems to be ...

... petitioners. The Mormons have resolved to abondon the plan of emigration, and to fight for predominance. An affray has occurred in which eight Gentiles were killed. Placards have been posted everywhere about Utah warning enemies of Mormonism to depart. ...

... _ _ _ __ _ _ -- - --- •_- _ I A GLIMPSE AT THE MORMONS. t Xr. Alb ert D. Richardson widely known through ty,Dre,e cc ounts which h e h as given of his remarkable experiences as a war correspondent and an inmate of rebel prisons, and not less widely esteemed ...

... 1855. He was next about twelve months in the transport service, and then again in the Coast Guard up to the present time. THE MORMON CHlEF.—Brigham Young has had a new revelation, He says it is the will of God that the sisters should make their own bonnets ...

... Saviour's, Southwark, Bethnal Green, and Shoreditch. A company of forty-three women recently attempted to flee from the bonds of Mormonism in Utah, but they were overtaken and carried back to their masters. A swimmer the other day made a bet of £2O that he would ...

... engineers of the Mount Cenis Railway affords, it is said, no hope that the works will be completed before 1871. The number of Mormon. in Norway has lately been considerably increasing. There are now 563 ot them at Christiania, 198 of whom are men and 365 ...

... priests, has been appointed to begin the work. According to the Courier des Etats Unis Brigham Young, the President of the Mormon community, has 185 wives; Sil-s Roeder, his second in command, 129; Jeremiah Stern, 111 ' • Job Billison 93; Julius Hoffman ...