... drawal of the troops from Utah, Dr. BERNHISEL, the Mormon delegate, having submitted propositions to the Administration which may render force unnecessary. He expresses the willingness of the Mormons to vacate the Salt Lake Valley, and to locate on some ...

... nently under notice. It appears from a report, which wants confirmation, although nothing can be more probable, that the Mormons have fought a battle with the United States troops, and have killed some American citizens. The commercial intelligence is ...

... a correspondent, published in a reeent number of the Post, furnishing a description of a Mormon Baptism, I was, through curiosity, led to pay a visit to the Mormon Chapel, in Thorpe Street, on Tuesday evening, the 16th inst. At the conclusion of their ...

... appears,that A Lover of Freedom'hau- endeavoured( to probe rise mystery of my.communicatidn. by eliciting. truths at %le Mormon Chaupl: in Thorpe Straet; but, as it might be- expected, the cirly. information3fnrnished by an. elder wasl;uinply that lie ...

... of the reported fight with the Mormons have been received. It is stated that the United States expeditionary army are pa-woceling satisfactorily, being in good health and spirits. It is added, how- ever, that the Mormons were preparing to resist force ...

... Scott on January 1st, and the troops were in good spirits, earnestly wishing to make a descent on Salt Lake City. From the Mormon prisoners and straggling Utah Indians Colonel Johnston was well advised of the movements of the Saints, who were making active ...

... of some 1,200 or 1,600 men, were making their way upon the Salt Lake City; and a skirmish is reported between some of the Mormons and a picquet guard of the troops, which resulted in the death of two of the saints and four of the soldiers. Commercial affairs ...

... reports that there is no snow in Salt Lake Valley, and very little on the mountains. He caine by a route known only to the Mormons, through the mountains, by wlich only horsemen in single file can pass. The army has not discovered any trace of it. The route ...

... account of the change of Ministry, and partly from the unfortunate illness of his lady. From Utah, the intelligence is that the Mormons are as obstinate and as eager for war as ever. Nicaragua is once more heard of. The. Consti- tuent Assembly has formally declared ...

... of Representatives. The document recites the alleged wrongs of the Saints, and calls upon the President to restore to the Mormons their lost property in Missouri, and punish the murderers of the prophet, Joseph Smith, and the assassins of Parley P. Pratt ...

... Intelligence had been received from Utah ; but no fresh operations, either on the part of the United States army' or the Mormons, are reported. In the commercial world trade appears to. be somewhat improving, although a spirit of speculation was also ...

... ZTablt Ealh. A Utah correspondent wvrites to a New York paper that tle Mormon Bishop Johnson, of Springfield, has seven wives, four of whoom are sisters, and his own nieces.' EXPUISION OF CHARLES EDWARD FROM FRANCz nN 1748.-The recent pamphlet of M1 ...