... late en Sunday afternoon a Mormons elder passed his house, and inquired the way to Shady Grove. The country sutrounding the tragedy ie in a state of great ex- citement, and all kinds of rumouirs are prevalent concerning the Mormons, their fate, end the mob ...

... 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 ...

... DESTRUCTION OF A BAND OF 100 ROB. BERS AND MIURDERERS IN THE MORMON TERRITORY. TFU Great Salt Lalke City correspondent of tho New York1 Hierald, writing on Feb. 7, says:- The last express from Bannook City has just arrived, and set our mining population ...

... 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 ...

... Hero the young Mormon priest was re-converted to the Christian faith, and wrote to his wife requesting her to leave the Salt Lake tewritory, and come to him, but she refused to do so. Petitioner was pub- licly excommunicated from the M~ormon body. In 1858 ...

... stop to it Is in Utah. To attempt to prevent the landing of Mormons las absurd. The people will come in as ordinary emigrants, and then go on in the ucuol way to the Mormon settle.. meats. Mormonism had its origin in America, and if the lawv were enforced ...

... visited the Mormon insane 1. establishment at Utah. An account of the in- a speotion has been published in the Salt Lake d Tibun. Mr.Tucker tates that the asylum was ,- under the charge of Dr. Seymour B. Young, a Brigham's nephew, and three Mormon commis- ...

... 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 ...

... ad her wee o sorepis i te fair. The attndnceofyong eole ?? Mon- CONFESSION OF A WHOLESALE MASSACRE. [SPECIAL TEGRAM.] Tim Mormon Bishop Lee, who was executed last week in Utah, made a detailed confession, which occupies an entire page of the New York ...

... were of the usual 'r descriptido. t -THIE FALL OF MORMONISM. - Mi ER S patient and- protracted trial, Lee, the e Mormon Bishop, has been found guilty of the v atrocious Mountain Meadow massacre of Mormon e emigrants, which sanguinary event oceurred just ...

... 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 ...