... has entered final judgment and decree in favoer of the United States Government in the suit insti- tuted bir it against the Mormon Church to obtain the dissolution of thle Church. and to have its pro- perty declared escheated to the Government. The defendants ...

... in Anerirs, and the publication of 'Mrs. Stenhouse's ncti- Mormon romance ill a British religious weekly, had awakened an intelligent spirit of enquiry, and 1,000 copies of the hook of Mormon had been sold in three months. TiuE PortE AT ?? Leo XIII. ...

... and dissolute courts estab- lished for the punishment of Mormons ; D yet we can find nothing in their reported ol proceedings that would not be promptly paralleled in this country if the Mormons or any other sect v of polygamists attempted to establish ...

... 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 ...

... -Shocks of earthquake occurred to-day at Charleston and Burlington, Vermont. At a meeting of Mormons at Kirtland, Ohio, Mr. Joseph Smith, son of the celebrated Mormon prophet, delivered a speech, in which he denounced polygamy in emphatic terms. The directors ...

... capital pllnisllhlent, &c. Cf1o section is entitled Pernicious 1'mnishmeln tst and contains the following pastismges Mormons aro said to he overmuch married. 'The poorer classns of Englislhmen may as truly ho said to be overlnluch punished by voxatious ...

... 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 ...

... benefited. THE MORMONS AND POLYGAMY. A Dalziel representative had an interview at Washing- ton, on Monday, with Mr. Caine, delegate from the Utah territory, and asked him whether the declaration against polygamy which President Woodruff, of the I Mormon Church ...

... ments can be sent to the troops in the spring, destroy all th, Mormon possessions in Utah, and proceed to some othe: country. A New York paper says: We are of the opinion tha the Mormons intend to favour some other country wit] their presence, where ...

... to Washington, the delegates inspecting the mines, &c., on their route. An ineffectual attempt has been made to detain 107 Mormons who arrived here yesterday on board the steamer Wisconsin. ...

... 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 ...

... ?? were allowed the use of the rooms they could not refuse tbem to any othier soot, thus they might even lie used by tho Mormons or by. infidels. It would be creating divi- SiOI and sehism, which it- ves their dilby to avoid as far is possible. The Rev ...