... precious and immortal souls. ?? Mormons come not under this category.' Christian principle and Christian duty'mapke it 'imiperative on al to raise their voices, however feable, against' Mrrmonisu. A short time ago the Mormons, or Latter-day Salpts, were in ...

... proper reply to -thistin4olent message of the Mormon Chief, and informed hinimthat lie should be governed only-by the commands of the President of the United States. This outrageous conduct-onthe part of the Mormon leader puts him in the position bita rebel ...

... were assembling at Washington for the opening of Congress. The Nicaragua route was reopened on the 20th of Oc- tober. The Mormons are strongly implicated in the late massa-. tres in the plains. Brigham Young had declared that henceforth Utah owed allegiance ...

... affair a number of the villages of the Tcherkesses were burnt. THE MoRMoNS.-The War Department has no appre- hensions of the fate of our troops in Utah. The supplies cut off by the Mormons were not important, nor were the cattle lost in August essential ...

... important victory had been obtained by the CzAW's forces over the Tcherkesses, and that a number of villages had been burnt. The Mormon difficulty is only now being realised by the United States. Another small army is about to be despatched to the Salt Lake ...

... There is little else of particular importance. More trouble had occurred with the Mormons, and a skirmish had taken place between Colonel Alexander's force and some Mormons. Money market without much change. Stocks active, and rather higher. The Bank statements ...

... therefore, he hooses ?? Government shall come into collision with the Governnent of the United States the members of the Mormon Church wil yield ineplicit -obedience to his will. Unfortunately, existing facts leave but little doubt that suche is Isis ...

... the States. Filibustering expeditions are unequivocally condemned; the Kansas slavery question is tenderly touched; but the Mormons are to be dealt with after the fashion of traitors. The other points of the Message relate to internal affairs. Upon the ...

... 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 ...

... was con- sidered exceedingly unsafe for any person or companies, not Mormons, to travel through Utah territory. The troops under General Johnson were shortly expected, and the Mormons had their outposts guarded by faithful sentinels, who would instantly ...

... out to the Salt Lake City to quell the treasonable spirit of BRIGHAM YOUNG, seems to be very perilous. It appears that the Mormons are determined to resist force by force; that they have fortified and garrisoned the mountain passes, secured the cooperation ...

... The news brought by the express states that lie has determined, to mareh at once upon Salt Lake City, and quarter with the Mormons this winter or fight. The intelligence has pro- dueed quite a sensation here, as it is feared Colonel John- ston is in a fearful ...