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... that Lord Brougham is busily intriguing, and painfully anxious to succeed Lord Lyndhurst on the woolsacrk. t JOE SEITl, the Mormon prophet, has been apprehended and is in custody on a charge of treason against the State of Missouri. Father Mathew, during ...
... information assisted lie :t materially to organize the new community. 'rie Rev. Mr. nih .0BAIRD says of them- B d Trie Mormons are a body of ignorant dupes, collected I It from almost all parts of the United States, and also from Li Isthe Brstisls islands ...
... massacred int tie midst of a civiliz3d eomsnunity. The la first accousts froeis that qsarter cmue from sources hostile to the m Mormons, and hence a representation Was gliven that an attenspt ti was made by Joe to escape, and that in this attempt he wvas-des- ...
... other- I d wise be incurred.'5 -J'`tchman. d SuccEssoa or T'HE ?? PROP1FT.-Johu Hardy, & president of the Boston branch of the Mormons, in reference to a b successor of Joe Smith, informs the editor of the Timesthat ailthe speculations on this point are fudge ...
... sosscession to Joe Soith is given to a band of twelve mes, the who are called apostles. and are appointed to preach to the . Mormon people throughosst Eusope and America. The Ken- SW iucky State Prison was almiost destroyed hby lire on the 31th of pro August ...
... officers anld nine men were killed. MORMON WA R.-The 5t. fOiZS Republicea of the 20th ult. contains an alarming account of a series of outrages which have been committed in the state of Illinois, against the Mormons. From a proclamation issued Sept. 14th ...
... Iadvanced to within 131) miles of Bent's Fort and that the Pieeneral had detre ined to push'oin *iat'-t`at' oi thout l av:y Tlie Mormon troops remained ?? 'Ieaven*vorth. Ruours wmericand circulatit Indies; ?? Mexic the Mexicass to the 'effect that General urrea ...
... constitutions for themselves. It is stated that the t President is not favourable to the admission of the Mormon 5 state of Deseret as a Mormon state-that is, not with any governmental religion. 4. Thse difficulty with Texas, as to II her claim of a boundary ...
... Bulwer is now in New York, and contem- plates a summer residence on Staten Island. The Temple of Nauvoo, erected by the Mormons in 1845, but purchased in Marsh, 1849, by the Icarian community, was totally destroyed by a hurricane on the 27th of May. ...
... the rejection of all its main provisions, that only having escaped defeat which gives a terri- torial constitution to the Mormon community of Utah' or Deseret. MR. CLAY's measure consisted of 27 clauses, and had the following for its chief objects-the ...
... recorded no follows :-For the adoption of love the report-.Aldermetn flornby and Hoepper ; Councillors Town, firot Newton, Heaps, Mormon, Roabson, Weianman, Jacknon, Croft, Kirk, (oar Neill, Whitehead, Ilobeon, J. Barker (of Bramley), Waring, and 7ase Daniel ...
... territory --put 1We found, upon our arrival, that almost the entire ombE L population consisted of a people called Mormons ; and tile to tl Mormon Church overshadowing and controlling the opini- rons, the actions, the property, and oven the lives, of its and ...