... is explained. In a novel which ends happily, this gentleman has a somewhat tragic ending; he adopts the enacmbreuces of Mormonism. Of course, to abjagate a condition of celibacy is highly sensible, but there was no reason for Mr. Heywood to go to the ...

... Statilas descrilbes tt visit to the Taitictili by Torellighit-one of tilet marv'ls of tilhe todtern Rome. A Cltpter oni thle Mor'mons gives rattter at f'vou'ir- able teliort of tiosir itiliri el rtand filthy fmilritics ill lteilr ?? itt Ut'ih. Tle goat of' ...

... Death of Lord Raglan. By W. H. Russell, Correspondent of the 2 insre. G. Routledge and Co. Female Life among the Mormons. By the Wife of a Mormon Elder. Trubner and Co. The Pleasures of Hope. Illustrated. By Thomas Camp- bell. Sampson Low and Son. The Brothers ...

... contemptible imposture of the it0f ess ormon by Joe Smith, their founder. 'aol of the Salt Lake, the natural paradise the Mormons are located, is thus de. tr it seeed pis if, until some mysterious purpose were dldisasstero aud no disgraces ecould ?? the ...

... years at the Catneeerng ehn.H atttibutes it entirely* to the war!I A.MoRxON SAlars :AND HIs Wrvas.-Orson Hyde, one of the MorMon saints. was lately in St. Louis for the Purpose of marrying ?? - h e . is . iced'. HZOLLOWAYr'S PILs. AM i rmAo0DIzyRXD ...

... marriage-.a proffer sne'ac' cept.: 'They take up thleirX abode wvith the Mormons,' then presided over by-the 'prophet,'? Joe Smith. 'XrM. Ward thus describ-es -thie proceedings at ?? Mormon ne'etiug, to' which Mrs. Bmadish intiroduced 'her, and whereat Joe ...

... Acoident. A Tale. John H. snal Jau0e1 Parker. Wanted a Wife. A Tale. John H. and James Parker. Female Life among the Mormons. By the Wife of a Mormon Elder. Routledge and Co. Elvire a Remniascence of Paris. By John Baker Hop- kins. Hall, Virtue, and Co. Fablas ...

... THE SCRAP.BOOi COLUM- A MORMON TAXING A SECOND WrLED-A Mormon who resolves to take a second wife, sends a friend to the first wife to break the tidings to heir. MAro. Haley was busily engaged in her heusehold avemStions. She was singing a Mournful song ...

... ecscnilog hmwr'pn gefleralo .t ?? , The.Russians had SOIOOO men, ors de cosat ?? ?? .: ?? ?? 1 Wrmod, &t Fer BLPASr -.Three Mormon prac erS, n~ned4 Scott,. Fergus.QXl', and 'Macalligter,: fresh frorin the Salt Lake CitO , are at prseent in Belfast, daily ...

... and sinner, eve should imagine, will feel indebted to Mr. O'Gorman. Freneale Lifei aomong tis Mformionts. By the Wife of a Mormon Elder recently from Utah. New York: Derley. London: Triibner and Co. Here is a title admirably adapted to catch the attention ...

... libel ,and. abuse Mormonism , booksellers fnd it a profitable speculationeoncotig works that pander -to the prevalig ' imlpresaions Cll, corning that singular.- esect. The volum Inow befor us. abounds in anlecdotes respecting Mormonism, whicb, we venture ...

... the history of the Mormons for the construction of a ro-l mance that w ould be at once original and powerfully interesting, has made their social and religious system a subject of careful study. Probably she may have lived among Mormons, or in some vay been ...