... or cargo. MoRMoN DIscugsSoI.-On Tuesday evening last a discussion took place in the Assembly-hall, Sans-street, Glasgow between' Mr. M. Goldsmith, of Arbliaths, and Mr. E. Vewton, of Sunderland, the former undertaking to prove that the Mormon and Popish ...

... of Statles' rights. The Mormons claim to be securing an average yearly addition of 2,000, besides their natural increase. The New York Sun observes that the next phase of the Mormon question may be the appear- ance of Mormon representatives in the halls ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSjIOyS. BRPo0 Mra. BODKIN ANfD A BSNCH OF MAOI5TRATE5 AT CLURKENWILT- CHARGE OF DISTURBING A MORMON CON- GREGATION. Andrew Hepburn, 39, a respectable-looking man, de- cribed as well-educated, was indicted for a misdemeanour in having wilfully ...

... territory, and the Mormons, con- sequently, are resorting to merest children to replenish their harems; while the most fiendish oppression is re- sorted to for the purpose of forcing reluctant females to become the spirituals of Mormon Turks. A new doc- ...

... ruins, and surrounded an almost interminable wilderness. This magnificent structure, which was designed by a Mormon architect, and bnilt Mormon workmen, at an estimated cost of 800,000 dollars, is one of the finest buildings in the New World. It is now ...

... President Hayes has been heartily welcomed in Utah, where he has arrived en route for San Francisco. President Taylor and other Mormon leaders went by special train to Ogden, where they met President Hayes, and accompanied him to Salt Lake City. They did not ...

... at that time minister at London, a complete collec- tion of all the publications concerning the Mormons in the United States aed in England. The Mormons considered this measure as likely to be favourable to the propagation of their religion in Prussia ...

... thousand hectares of land (2,500 acres) were under water to the depth of from six to nine feet. TEE MORMONS' CONFERENCE IN AaERtc ?? general conference of the Mormons, or as they call them- selves, Latter-day Saints, was held at the New Taber- nacle, Great ...

... the bill, it was ?? andfhear the gospel preached, in all its fulness, by the Mormons, at the Holborn-ball, Holborn-bars ; the tract was, of course, in opposition to the Mormons. On Sunday last, in Great Tarnstile, the same scene occnrred; but one party ...

... Kaffrarian grantees have already settled on their farms. TI c bark Ala'crity hadi left Algoa Bay for Boston, witli a numlblr oif Mormon converts for the SalA SHIIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ~tll!eaiiwr Mal;ta pult into Tablle Baly onr the :;th. of ii ili ay to Sydney ...

... the borough from becoming a deserted village, and sounds the tosin of alarm. CQar-irari recom- mends having recourse to the Mormons, who by polygammy might redress the balance of the popillatioll; perhaps, also, it adds, a tax on dominos and backgamnmon ...

... emigrant team. Nothing delightedbim more than the method In which the whole of the men were at once disposed of by the Mormon epiecopate. A Mormon bishop presides over each of the several wards into which the city is divided, and isintimately acquainted with ...