... commissioners had already preceded him. The entrance of the army into the capital of the Saints will put the intentions of the Mormons to a practical ?? . Their threat -will be remembered, that the appearance of the soldieri within the ceapital shoaild be the ...

... hold any office, who is a member of the Mormon church. Before being allowed to register as a voter every applicant is compellod to take oath tbat he does not believe in the tenets of the MIrmon faith. As the Mormons claim to practise everything that Christ ...

... deal with ?? strangest form 'of heathenism that has ever been found growing up, in the neighbourhood of civilisation. The Mormons 're now supposed to number nearly two hundred thou- sand, with not less than sixty thousand perfectly armed fighting men, ...

... A special meeting of protestants was held last evening for the purpose of expressing their opinions on the doctrines of' Mormonism, as. at present taught and practised here, and She following resolutions wvere adopted: Resolved-That this meeting is deeply ...

... daring the fisca ear ending Jue30 lat weas ELECTORAL SUCCESSES OF THE MORMONS IN UTAH. NEW YORE, Aunoar S. The. dection of cotntry officers in Utah has reslted in the appointment of Mormons to all the officee in each country. , M JAY 'GOULD. NEW YOM Am=ur ...

... to Chicnigo, St. Louis, Oiulia, esd other plsces; then out west to Kansas, Denver, over the Bockies to Salt Lake City. t Mormons welcome Mue P I shoold thllk they did I lie replied to an exehlnation. ''Tlat t imuirense Mormion teiiiple was placed at rily ...

... Of cdune they ascribed this i- result to the ducking of the marabouts. h DEPARTURE oF MORMONS FOR UTAM-Yeeterdly )- morning, at half-past six, a party of Mormons, compring g several lasilis in all 162 msn, women, and chldren, under e the care of elderes ...

... night. Of course there is nothing strange in this. The Mormon saint reconciles his conscience to the sin of concubinage that he may enlist his passions on its side in the strife with other sins. The Mormon lawgiver ?? legalised one vice to outlaw all the rest ...

... The state u anances wvere in a, more prosperous condition than at E any formerperiod. Thel markets were very dull. N The Mormon news is interesting, but unreliable. n There was a rumour of a battle between the United I States troops and the saints, but ...

... expedition, and Be certainly has the power to do it if he will. The President is equally resolved on the chastisement of the Mormons. The force at present on its road will go into winter quarters in Utah, and be pre- psi-ed to take the field early in the ...

... IN` AMERICA. NEW TORK, sr. 9. SenakorEdamund's Bill for the ?? of poly- gamvh iaesed the Senate. It =aces the affairs of the Mormon Church under the control of trustees, to -be appointed . by the President of the Wepublic, and among ether provisions to stop ...

... the Treasary, has to-dat called in 10,000,000 of Ten-Forty Bonds, the interest upon which will cesse on the 7th July. The Mormons at Salt Lake City have re-elected Mr. Taylor as President Apostle. ALASKA. VICTORIA (VANCOUIVER'S ISLAND), AP= 9. Her Majesty's ...