... question reckon by scores—as having proved the divine origin of the Book of Mormon, and of the mission of Joe Smith. Some recent and authentic news of the settlement of the Mormons on the Great Rear Lake, amid the Rocky Mountains, would be acceptable. None ...

... -announced to the trade hY Excise' in the course of a few -days. - - A letter from Hamburg, -says -Galignani, states 0 the Mormons have established a weekly newspaPe, f ie lt Hamburg, and have prepared a 'translation of t' s il bible. They have 'missionaries ...

... AMERICA. and the AMERICAN Cuencit. By the Rev. Henry Caswall, M A., Vicar of Figheldean, Wiltshire, Author of The City of the Mormons, &c. ; mid during fourteen years in the service of the Church in the United States and Canada. Second Edition, Bvo, cloth ...

... St. Lpuis, Mr. Goodwin, a natiye, of in 0 3 killed Mr. Oliphant, also a native of Eliv, i;Qt illery of jealousy. Both were Mormons- A been burnt at Baltimore, when two men, n da elsm - ,0 and Simmons, perished in the flames. Seversjirf taken place at New ...

... Portsmouth, Salisbury, and London. The Mecklenburg post steamer Obotritt has conveyed from Copenhagen to Kiel a body of about 300 Mormons, including women and children. With the exception of a few Norwegians, the whole are Danes. _ _ On the 24th ult. Mr. Crampton ...

... merchaneat Trieste can, in six or .eight hours, learn the aravals at Havre, Hamburg, or. Lubeck. MORRONLSM IN SOUTHAMPTON.—The Mormons ihaete a number of disciples in Southampton. Their place of uieetiog itellee.ri is .at the bottom the High-street. The F eaching ...