... wis going down stairs to brealkfnt, the next mern- tug, whlen he was setzeit with paralysts, snd became spteettles; neat mormon.- at shout thle saura hour, tie exrtryed: he wais .14 yeaei, ill bit1.i-. itv5 Rovet ?AtrirS l~r-e, a zaltous ..d inwi- ? ...

... MASSACRE OF JOE SMITH, THE MORMON. -_ - _ _ __ - -- - _ _ . NEW YoRa, Jal 15.-The Mortmon prophet, Joe rc Sruith, and his brother, Hirattm Smith, are both dead.- lU They weremurdered inl thcdebtorls priseon at Cartihage, 'here they had given themselves ...

... dinner to takde place at some b future day. The Mlormons of Nauvoo iaere ap. s parently in a precarious position. The Anti- t Mormons were encamped in large force in the c] immediate vicinity of that place, and a collision tv appeared imminent. Numerous disasters ...

... between the belligerents on paiiin s oI' dea-th. arr All remained quiet at. Nauvoo; the pltcetes ws at nearly deserted. Mormons was arriving at St. fic'l Lorris in a state of starvation, having fled from u ' 'Nauvoo, without bringing with ther arty means ...

... and i in a few days, s old to the amount of 1,50 dollars were obtained In this manner. The labourers on the works, mostly Mormons, soon became D satisfed as to its precious nature and the intelligence rapidly spread through the country. i Investigations ...

... MIr. Richmond delivered a lecture at the boa Queen's Rooms, on Thursday evening, on the Foundation Ma, of Christianity. The Mormons have been preaching for and some time past on their peculiar doctrines in the same a place, and the Rev. Mr. Kell is delivering ...

... the course of life oF ie she was leading, and was ordered to take child out of the *n house. ?? 5- Richard Shaw, one of the Mormon preachers, was Pi r- complained against by J. H. Hearn, Esq., for cruelty to .y a dog. It appeared the defendant was riding ...

... ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL. The annual examination anti distribution of prizes to the pupils of this school look place Tuesday mormon at the Naval School, New-cross, Rear-Admiral Howies, C.8., M.P., the chair. The reports of the examiners in the various branches ...

... IsBu!cr is I no in Nore York, arid coi- hi 'a one1' a. Lnsi adorm orl Stateir Malaei. dr ?? j'e of .Nr a oocted bh tith Mormons in oi ?? a;ricni-ied ii vri bi, 1819, by thce Icarlian It C' ?? . totally disoti 0)ed bl, t hurricritic orl tire ri ?? A iA ...

... of opinion that the size of the lake has been much exaggerated ; and, from observation, and what I have learned from the Mormons, who have made one or two excursions upon In a small skiff, 1 induced to believe that its depth has been much overrated. That ...

... Oreogn iii order to save the painssage roustd Cope Holsen Even the overlotid route is abegittsing to lose its terrors. Thle Mormons are formitig I ~dsettleentset jest at the point Wrhere tite' will prove neost LO serviceable to Cthe exhausted caravans a ...

... way-worn, and thirsty, and sick, bad lain down die. Still other thousands will press on, such is the euri terra famtt. The Mormon city of Salt Lake was doing well, but provisions were high, owing to the influx of emigrants for Cslifornia. The United States ...