... establishment, free from any legacy duty, by the ?? appears from a statement, entitled the Epistle of the Twelve, that the Mormons will have no further election or selection of a prophet as head of the church, but that the succession to Joe Smith is given ...

... ultimately divide on this question. he most heated debates, in reference to slavery, have ensued in their conventions. The Mormon agitation, at absurdity attracted but little notice, except in the way of ridicule. But so extravagant and so persevering ...

... wrrougs annecessaryrough- ness. Spend your evenings at home. THE MORmON TEMPLE AND ITS BUILDERS.-A n riter of the Boston T'ranscript gives the following in- formation relative to the Mormons and their Temple:- At the summit, overlooking the whole landscape ...

... decomposition and consequent deterioration. is estimated that the recent Mormon war will cost the of Illinois twenty thousand dollars, and that the expense incurred during the account the Mormons would not fall short of dollars. The Duke nfjfaneh eater has let ...

... preparing those who came to consult the oracle. Medical Times. The Mormon Temple and its Builders.—A writer in the Boston Transcript gives the following interesting information relative to the Mormons and their temple:— the summit, overlooking the whole landscape ...

... lated to weaken the position of the Protestant Church in Ireland. He thought that the Socinian. the Ana- ,baptist, and the Mormon, had as much right to be endowed by the state as the Roman catholic. The measure had been extorted by agitation, and was no- ...

... pward~siffifty dwellings. The entire loss is estimaated at 30,000 dolors, and 600 labour- ers were rendered houseleas. The Mormons had been for some time employed in collecting and storing arms and munitions of war in their holy city of Nanvoo, and had ...

... resumed with Mexico. The domestic affairs of the:. United States are relieved from absolute sterility'only'by, accounts of Mormon disturbances. LONDON, THURSDAY, OCT. 16. YESTERDAY'S MlARKETS. CORN ExcUiANGL-The receipts of wheat of home pro- duce fresh ...

... foud eie, to a ConMide kble extentru nine if familiej, pnd -o~sthemovmens ?? Britain to accom- pha th~epal f se ornlaw.-he Mormons in1tend no selltheir lnds endbnildisgs at Naivoo, including the, great tem to t Catholic Church. An agent is now in i~cnnai ...

... the twelvemonths the world is disgusted with recitals assassinating law makers, of slave hunts, of Lynch law, Mormon bestialities and anti-Mormon lights, state repudiation, and s\mpath zing spoliators. We wish that citizens of the United States cou be taught ...

... music.- ,The grand jury of the United States District Court have found 12 indictments (mostly against the head men of the Mormon church) for counterfeiting tha coin of the United States. Among the number indicted are Brigham Young, president of The ...

... The Family Company. The March of Intellect.—lt |_ that the waggons that are to convey the Mormons to California w ill number 5,000, and will form a line miles long ! In the front there will be a press and types, from which will be issued every morning ...