... suckled, the other seems to receive his share of the nourishment, for lie immediately ceases his ?? 1o di, Monsde Savant. Tar MORMONs.-A good deal of curiosity lasn been excited in this city durhin the last few days by the departure of great numbers of deluded ...

... about 30 individuals left this port by the mail packet for Liverpool, en rouse to the New Jerusalem of Mr Joe Smith, the Mormon im- postor, in the far west. Mr Kelly, late ofthe Rean, near this town, and his family, embark for Liverpool this day, and ...

... establishment, free from any legacy duty, by the ?? appears from a statement, entitled the Epistle of the Twelve, that the Mormons will have no further election or selection of a prophet as head of the church, but that the succession to Joe Smith is given ...

... pward~siffifty dwellings. The entire loss is estimaated at 30,000 dolors, and 600 labour- ers were rendered houseleas. The Mormons had been for some time employed in collecting and storing arms and munitions of war in their holy city of Nanvoo, and had ...

... our present Queen, has been entrusted by the Leicester committee with the sculpture of a statue to the Duke of Rutland.-At Mormon Island, Feather River, California, the diggers have constructed a dam to turn the course of the stream. One dav a hoe-full ...

... miners are up in arms, irritated beyond en- durance, and there is a universal sentiment of hatred against foreigners. At the Mormon Gulch, resolutions have been passed to drive all Mexicans from the mines; they have received notice to quit in 15 days, or ...

... vindicate himself, and the husband's assertions met with no cre- ?? week, a conference festival of the Latter., day Saints, or Mormons, took p]ace at the Freemason's Tavern, London. About 1100 people of both sexes were present. The proceedings were of a singular ...

... peals during the day in honour of the event. Mir Hepburn, the opponent of the Mormons in Scot- land, has been delivering, during the weck, Ns sries of lectures against Mormon doctrines, in the Muaic Hall, Nelson-strect, during the week. 'There were large ...

... oiblice by a tisria|ti Le islittre ; and if it erimt, at coittlitoi law, the court itotldl be howerless to correct the evil with Mormon jurics Thc City of Great Salt ak -c is till itportait point iu the ?? route to Oregon t2d California for the emigr anit i ...

... order. South Carolina, [iO lis date, may eV ?? as having taken the first step outsile the union-it has even got ahlead of the Mormons ; thev only drove bacl their judges, Without savin tlheo would refuse anotther batch w^il neore len liitv anid less law-but ...

... explesion took place on the 9th inst. at Lexington, Missouri. The Saluda burst her boilers, loillin one hundred passengers -Mormons, on their way to the Salt Lake. Kossuth arrived at Charleston on the 9th inst., but no enthusi- asm was shown by the populace ...

... taunted with not being able to perform the feat out of the Circus. -The Mormons have established a weekly newspaper at Hamburgh, and have prepared a German translation of the Book of Mormon.-The Boston Traveller states, that Mrs B. S. Stowe lately received ...