... confined to the discussions upon the Kansas question. News had been received from the expeditionary force sent against Utah. The Mormons are represented as manifesting a decided intention to set up an independent Government of their own. Urgent entreaties were ...

... constitution. Private letters from the United States camp in Utah are down to February 5th. Colonel Johnson described the Mormons as manifesting a decided intention to set up an independent Government of their own, and expresses an earnest hope that supplies ...

... It was reported that the President would soon appoint a Conismission to proceed to Utah for the purpose of inducing the Mormons to yield obedience, by representing the deter- sceination of the Government to reduce them to submission, and the uselessesmes ...

... Young and his Mormon followers continued to exhibit their belligerent and braggadoia spirit, and were throwing out all manner Of threats, evidently for the pur- pose Of intimidating the United States troops. It is again asserted that the Mormons are suffering ...

... forces detailed for Utah. Major-General Persifer F. Smith has been assigned to the command of the forces operating against the Mormons, superseding General Johnston, who wll be placed in command of a brigade. General Harney was also ordered to Utah. The re ...

... palpable falsehood. They, in common with the majority of the audience, merely expressed their disapproval of the conduct of a Mormon leader who was continually annoying them all the evening. The doctor's followers are not blackguards and mobsmen as J ...

... against the Mormons. It ?? ?? the 14tih of March a long train of pro- '.iS'tifl two days' march, and that reinforce- ?? becli ient out to meet themn, a large body of * - ' ia g appeared in their sear. There was a eunti to the effect that the Mormons were 7u ...

... drop. A reporlt had also beenurrnent suhat the Mormon revolt was at an end. It is statcl that an express had reached Fort Leaven- Worth Oil the 13th ,t*y from Camp Scott, blillgilg intelligence that the Mormons had laid down their c acrus, and that Governor ...

... May 17th, says: Express reached Fort Leavenwrorthi oX the l3th instantt, from Camp Scott, bringing intelligence that the Mormons had laid down their aris, and that Governor Cumiing, ole invitation of Brighans Young, had entered Salt Lake city without ...

... fact tliat Governor Cumniniig peaceably entered the Salt Lake City on the lot ult., and that a considerable portion of thie Mormons had already left, or were leaving, for sonme point in the south-west. We may fairly ]sresunme that B righalin Yoti, angd his ...

... and gave it to one of the ladies of her ]niet with orders that it shokld beh taken particular Thre widow of Joe Smith, the Mormon, still resides at Nai oo, blut slte cares nothing for the Saints, anid has wiarried a taverrr-ieeper, who thinks all prophets ...

... from IGeneral Harney somewhat conmirnmatory of the reported Iexpulsion of Governor Cumming front Salt Lake City by ! tie Mormons. It is supposed, however, that thle Governor left the city voluntarily. us it is known that he promised General Johsistoe ...