... TEE MORMONS IN EUROPE. The Mormons report that their faith hag not Oxe tended much this year in Ecrope or elsewhere; and their efforts are now chiefly directed to the best mordes of bringing hither the converts. Their don. tzinea are extremely unpopular ...

... 4':AMGXGST THE MORMONTS A TALK WITH THE MORMON MEMBERS OF COMNRESS. Through Colorado 1? went by ay -of Cheyeene (prcouncd Shy-en) into thel Mormon State of Utah, and spent some tiime ?? Take Ci4 When passing through the vast and ?? ' by which we approached ...

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... THE MORMONS AND THEIR POSITION. There are indications that serious trouble may yet grow out of the condition of affairs ameng~tho for- mons in Utah. It will be remembered that a law of Congress, approved July 1, 1862, forbids and punishes polygamy by ...

... however, the god of the Mormons, thiough the cc mouth of lisa prophet Young, ordered his saints to despatels m hands froms time to time for several usortha to the mines, whence ni ew they returned wvith a rich harvest. S ew The Mormons ore now onl tolerably ...

... -s~tnism ia the Aletronolis has nut been La Lied ewith ul re-tiit to the Mormnon cause, ?? 1: in ti n-virvci:n l twns the Mormons zave nut Iiurzxb:.ed inl amu. Efforts at pro- r uj- n' :>Lade In ackalley, Peck-hamn 's-nn P-Town, Holloway, anld other quartern ...

... House, andl in the face of the country. nd in the last half of the nineteenth century, have the effrontery to defend the Mormons. There were in Itah 100,000 neopleo with WIni]Hno tea oerty, backed up by re- ifiwioua fanaticiemi, o tofipro of unscrupulous ...

... THE MORMON SMITHS. The Mormon Prophet's Tragedy, in the Atlkanic Monthly, gives the following interesting account of the Mormon Smitha:- The jail where the Smiths were confined i8 situated at the extreme north.western edge of the dismal village ...

... Watt excelled them, for he brought out his thr.- sisters from Scotland and married them. In conc.l : woulld say-I was once a Mormon priest ; but the sysie- FEngland and the system in Utah are vastly different. all that is objectionable is denied; yondr the ...

... MIORE MORMON DIFFICULTIES. - - . . I 1- - ?? i * f El The Mormons, it will be recollected, ounn( Wne Co.operative Association a very, useful instrument against the Gentiles; but having accomplished its work in ruining a number of useful traders, it ...

... AN INCIDENT IN MORMON HISTORY. A correspondent, writing to the Daity Tce~eYWPhi says :-The persistent efforts of the Mormons to gain publicity for their proceedings, together with the near approach of their emigration season, renders it desirable that ...

... hardships endured by Mformon missionaries. Every speakerinsisted briefly, but with a wearisome sameness, on they common- places of Mormon doctrine, and ended with a bless- in-r in the name of Jesus Christ, Amen; the Amren' being echoed in tones expressive of ...