... which airctolid of this modern impostor, I know not how S truly. The sketch of the Mormon superstition, however, is I ! correct. I am given to understand, that the Mormons are by St no meaiis immoral, ?? that their doimestic laws are good. They build Chuirches ...

... six large rats. A reward of two hundred dollars has been offered by the governor of Illinois, for the apprehension of the Mormon prophet, Joe Smyth, the blacksmith, whso is charged with murder. I GRAND BANQurT TO TITE AnCrDUKE FREDERICK OW AUSTRIA. -On ...

... both taste andjudg ment. At the close of ?? proceedings, it was an- nounced that Mr. Andrew Hanna would read an essay on M Mormonism, on the second Friday in January. BELFAST DISTRICmoT LUNATIC Asvxume..-zlt affoidslus pleasure to learn that the respeqte& ...

... and moral, and is yet open to the suspicion of treason, turbulence, and the inculcation of doctrines which even Jews and Mormons discard from their code of discipline and ethics. But to proceed- The intended committee will be, in the first place, a ...

... with some slight bruises. This staircase has been in a doubtful condition for a considerable time past. -Cork Exvaiiner. MORMONISM IN LIVERPOOL.-We have advices that it is F. Richard's intention to ship from Liverpool for this place,. this season, ten ...

... could not con- vict him; and, therefore, there is no doubt but Mr. M'Carthy is at his old trade of acting the dummy. The Mormons at Great Salt Lake City are threatened with famine. Their crops have been destroyed by drought, grasshoppers, and worms. M ...

... Francisco, California, upon the person of a Mormon preacher. More than all eve deplore the melancholy affair that led to its comnsission. The deceased, whos e name was Parley Parker Pratt, was a mal of note among the Mormons, and judging from his diary and his ...

... callcd, Sir- meet to inculcate their pernicions doctrines among tie ignrant.. TIe ihusbiand of the defeisrlant had also been a Mormon acl gave it Ul) The defendaiit had hecui jealous of Mi's. Watson ever since, anil finding her talking, to Mtr. Brown attacked ...

... .Taudges Ekoels and Sinclair, in whidih Henry Polydore, of dlbicestcer, England, was plaintiff, and Samuel W. Richards, a Mormon dignitary, and Jane Mayer, hisfourth wife, wore defendants, The ?? of tile case is fully explained in the subjoined letter ...

... dollars ! Kissing is expensire I j 1, I I V I t I t I I I I I t I in that counltry. c AN ENGIA.S11 GIRL RrscUI11 PROM r1iTU MORMONS. -A yolnlg girl ,untrled ierietta Polydoro has just arrived at Liverpool by one of the Anierican steamers. i Niss Polydore ...

... amoant tn £2,575. TIhe total purchasermoney amounts to £79,125, or an average of about thirty-one years' purchase. A VIC;M TO MORMONISM. AT Worship Street Poliee-office, London, on ,Tnes- day, a well-dressed person, about 30 years of age, with regular features ...

... the 6,'o,1i1ll, with Mr. Sale as editor, is contradicted by Nlr. Sall hiniself. An elaborate Ivorir, descriptive of time Mormons and their territory, tise result of personal experience, from the pen of At. Jtles Remy, has just made its appearance in Paris ...