... from England ex- press grave apprehensions of a civil war in Utah between the Mormons and Gentiles, and the pro- bability of the Indians of Wyomingand Arizona joining the Mormons and driving out the miners. The answer to-these letters, says a telegram from ...

... John D). Lee, of thq Mormon .Church, for'hi-pear. ticipation in the, ountain Meadow massacre of 1857. He was shot at the very scene of the maa- sacte.l He had ridden on a wagon from Salt Lake City to Mo3ntain Mhiadow, and If the Mormons had tany sympathy ...

... to ad- for g ; ! of ce, of ol- at ir h y n THE MORMONS. LI r On Thursday, the 22d, July, two young men, formerly LI aof Louth, members of the Church of the Latter-day p m Saints, commonly called Mormons, arrived at Louth, b - direct from the banks ...

... which it is proper should I a known to the dupes of the Mormons in thit country. We t learn from the letter of the Tines correspondent at Sin Fran- I cisco, that twenty-six fugitives from Mormon perasciotiou c haid recotaly arrived in that city. The fugitives ...

... Elbe, because she had not shown her colours; she vat. C allowed to proceed. Masos35sXIS Lm Drrsr(- nr:ss.-blrighamu Young. of Mormon celebrity, seems to be gettaug into difficulties. Not very long since wa heard thns a considerable body of his followers had ...

... apologist of every- thing that is immortal, es exemplified in the life of the Mormons and to bespeak a reverential silence for the Prophet; but it seems too bad to credit with Mormon leanings the poor miners of the district. .Doubtless, many of these poor ...

... defendant from holding any licence. ALLEGED ATTEMEPTED SUICIDE. A respectable and elderly-looking man who gave the name of Robert Mormon, was remanded on a charge of having thrown himself into the canal neas Leemon-street bridge yesterday afternoon. He was remanded ...

... the discarded lover, 1 left by the train for the green bushes of Tyrone.-Ferrna- . sayl A/ail. Moersonemr orN DneNHoARIC.-Mormonism is making such 3 progress in Denmark as to cause the religious and reficting I part of the inhabirants to look with dread ...

... MOILAIS.-The latest numbers of the Doiseral not Newos which have reached the States contain not a few of the pee pictures of Mormon life and sentiment. Read, for instance, int she following apology for polygamy addressed by, Brigham on 'lo tnfg to Some Of ...

... likely to add d muca to the repute of this excellent place of en. D tertainment. XMOBMON EXODUS T LmvznOL,-Over four hundred Mormons took their departure from ? Liverpool on Saturdaylor Now York in the Guion steamer Nevada, en yogts to Utah, A good many a ...

... and knowing no better, their senses are pleased at the recog- nition of their immorality by the extensive doctrines of the Mormon missionaries. Ignorance made imposing and ren- dered saebkcly arrogant Under the pretence of Divine inspira- tiqn, soon sets ...

... the public. The man calling himself General Bennet, who had seceded fromn Mormonism, lately gave the following account of the Mormon doctrines, to a New York audience ?? The Mormon creed is a Trrnity; Joe Smith represents God; Hiram Smith is the first ...