... pedantic. The announcement of the death of John Taylor, the Mormon president, will excite scarcely any interest except among the adherents of that much-discredited Church. Forty years ago Mormonism was a power in the United States. The great Salt Lake had ...

... biographic colm- positions. Neither do the muses spurn The L ond of I the Honey Bee. t Its vales are already vocal with al Mormon melodies, and they have found their Sappho in g ERiza Snow. hi ,Now, were this fool's paradise peopled only by what we, in ...

... st evfflVU-otherp- rative Religionists, an 7 I ntith *l.e exc. pion- sible form of faith or disbi li.f gihsdda Wati of Mormonism and the reihg-'OTk1A Bbmaar What these people aim at 15 11cr il gocd hiunour, to wrangle with each ot ?? convinoin rha'pL ...

... the son of Mr. Joseph Smith, the once notorious Mormon prophet, has been deliver- ing a speech this week in which he ha denounced polygamy in the most emphatic terms. Certainly the people called Mormons have of late fallen upon evil times They have become ...

... as practicable. Nothing positive was known of the intentions of the -Mormons, as all yal communication with Salt Lake City was prohibited. nd The opinion is entertained that the Mormons will ore adopt a sues-illa mlode of warfare, and that it will .take ...

... contain much ?? of great interest A suit has been Wg in Salt Lake City by the United States Distrc Atorney to diaincurparate the Mormon Church and hame the property given into the hands of a receiver. The pr real and peraonal, is walued at $3,000,OOQ .3 has ...

... attend couched in the moat extraordinary and id extravagant language. The general belief was -n that they proceeded from the Mormons, who are of now actively pursuing their work in London, with ad a view to obtaining recruits for their settlement ie by the ...

... own, that the question Legins to be important. There 'B hardly any experiment we have not essayed for them. Webhave let the Mormons come and take them away by thousande, that they may be troubled by as few huebands as possible, and live as far away from ...

... human sunleTlig, any record can be found of deeds more sanguinary than the riots at Philiidelphia, or the massacre of the I Mormon leader and his brother, in the prison at I Carthage. For the particulars of these events, so shocking to hbumanitY, so di ...

... its opens up. The Mormon question, which is always receiving more orleses29attention in the United States, has of late been brought to the front in connection' with the stibject of eddeation. Apart from the feature of polygamy, Mormonism:;the most perilous ...

... of 1ie; a ?? 'ntorgh the South-western States. ,er ais-ices from Utah state that Mr. TIuxler has only been ar3ointed acting Mormon pxesuident until the cect4on oi a nicw Ti:s:rt. ii0 He is a natreof England. E :e er-via . Mi-'aister for Foreign At a--s ...

... her pas senaers 541 Mormons, who are on their way to Salt Lake City, Utall. This is the third party which has left Liverpool tiis year for Utah, and includes thirty returninz elders, who have been visiting L Europe, conducting- Mormon missions. Saturday's ...