... hauled duwn out effect, hae been rE upon the rat asoumption of suve media wag an eS-.- that by the of a spirit of ee fi 8 MORMON FROPHET.— ibe Se that a means of ex et ting discos | prophet, Jue Smith, who enemies of peace. of ruffiane, who attacked Lord ...

... poverty and de- houses had been burnt down in. the almost The Anti-Mormons bad entered hood, and that he was and announced their determinati had uired the rudi- pulsion of every Mormon from Nauvoo; and it was apprebende xcites the greater aduni- between ...

... and one case of yellow fever was ces. Political justice, to the Mormon troubles, a ¢ should be noted ; nents had been held at Cartha f Corn Law Abulition d watchful to root up that the Mormons must leav General Hurdin had left the Peel, Sir James der his ...

... the anniversary of Of pulicy is @ negative one. || the mail from the Santa the King. This is | St. Louie that too Mormon with the re. | Mormon mob at Nauvoo, which | sanguinery conflict between th; ad the two events the “but,” remarks the city cor. | New ...

... commanding theie ¢roops, and they only the United States there is little i gain when they had most law of Hlinvie had wi Mormons, On the 15ib ultime y remained, nevertheiess, in f the Rhone, and the insur- = rere teok pl ein t vicinity of Nawv — eel ...

... way, t. the Directors gave notice stripped of every turthing hi fore he had been a week in ew, for instance, that lie the Mormons was here tinis ith the Directors, because ve scued from starvation by au Ire Deas by saying that known him in days, p test ...

... the Bt. Katharine's Wharf, the general steam navigation company's mail steam ship John Bull, from Hamburg. Morning A —The Mormons in the valley of the Great •''alt Lake held a convention on the &tb of May hist, and formerly organised state government, ...

... chase, and the pastime of hunting the dread grizzly bear, and taming near miles from our coarse to visit the famed settlement Mormons (or ** Litter day Saints, they rather delight call t.usmselves), t Ureal Sait Valiev, where nature seems Itave established ...

... nearly con- an ancient city, two miles long, tities of broken burnt earthenwa and serious damage done have been made by the Mormon: orfolk, accompanied b: a DROWNED IN ATTE ed mornin, service at Davoutzr.—An inquest has bee on Sani i ast. Upon mrks ‘) here ...

... were male to mined on mthe Fi 1, and are now being made, as cireum- chalet nes uire, to Brighton Young and the other ‘The Mormons believe in ci of the church, _- = Bee, me Cell Oe proceedin Sistcron © ates es the necessity of the Autonio 1 cording to the ...

... ificent and not merely ideally, but in contended t! Tt is poetry itself. Among many inadequate | le articles, we have the “ Mormons iv ‘Tho penalty of £5, or con id a biographical sketch of Sie Edward dicted by tl or Lytton ther appearing t magistrate’s ...

... the public convenience Scum ay the des; of civil and certain eriminal | rea a i be hel at the town of Dunse in the said tie Mormons as at the said head burgh, and that the has sprang t Shoriff-Clerk of the said shire of ated at Dunse. 1. The first clause ...