... Brother JONArTHAN is now beginning to experience some of the costs of a standing force. There are alarm- ing reports from the Mormon country. It is stated that Captain MARCY'S party, who were ol their way with supplies to the army, had been attacked by the ...

... an end of the war cry at all events. There are one or two other items of intelligence which are not without interest. The Mormon difficulty is over. The authority of the United States had been acknowledged, but the Saints refused to abide under its rule ...

... bells can hardly be said to be safe in the belfries, for very lately one of no ordinary weight was stolen. THE BREAK-UP OF THE MORMON SrTTLEMENTS.-Offi- cial information has been received from Governor Cumoning of his arrival a t Salt Lake City, and favourable ...

... THE MORMON EXODUS. Ice a despatch to the executive of the United States, dated May 2, Governor Cunmming gives the following description of his proceedings at Salt Lake City. After stating that lie encountered no resistance, but was per- nitted quietly ...

... IMPORTANT FROM AMERICA. THE MORMONS STILL UNSUBDUED. MUIRDER, AND BURNING BY THE INDIANS IN MEXICO. S)UTRHAMPT0N, Tlsursday.-The Vanderl)ilt snail steamer North Star, Captain Jones, arrived at CDwes this mm aing on her way to Havre and Bremen. She left ...

... British outrage quarrel is definitely at au end, and good feeling seems to be reestablishLed. The announce- ment that the Mormon difficulty had terminated turns out to be premature; and it is now said that the Saints intend to oppose force by force. Some ...

... Washington from Governor Cmusxmu , at Salt Lake City, little fartheris stated respecting the hostile pre- parations of the Mormons. There appears, however, to be peace and war parties amongst them; and that this fact accounts for the discrepancy in the ...

... snovemenlt of the Mormon community southward into Soniora. Colonel Kane had a long interview with the President on the 21st, and also with the Secretary. It appears that there are, or were, two parties--peace and warparties- among ?? Mormons, and hence has ...

... spatches front Lord BOaliuesalbry were read, apologisislg for the late outrages, and offering indemnity. One hundred and fifty Mormons irons the Salt Lake Lave placed themsselves under the protection of the Stetes ofliciala. Despatches announce the exploring ...

... cause is assigned for this sanguinary rising. Saturday's mail from the United States brings little news of importance. The Mormons, it was still feared, would give some trouble, and that other American difficulty, Kansas, was again occupying attention, ...

... sioners had already preceded him. The entrance of the army into the capital of the Saints will put the inten- tions of the Mormons to a practical test. Their threat will be remembered-that the appearance of the soldiers within the capital should be the ...

... he was passing Pisgah Chapel, belonging to the Mormons or Latter-Day Saints, in North Street, Jubilee Street, Whiteelsapel, and saw a man named Hepburn, who was opposed to the doctrines of the Mormons, lecturing to a large number of persons opposite ...