The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-23
Mormon Intelligence.

We have received the Hancock Eagle Of the 9Th inst
and gather from it the following items respecting
THE TEMPLE IN THE MAnxEr-The deliberations Of
the great Mormon Council which was held Sunday
passage Of resolution to sell the Temple for the purpose
Of obtaining funds to effect removal Of the poor from
the walls Of this huge and magnificent edice there was
but dissenting voice upon taking the question, and
we are informed that this one was not entitled to vote
The pumber present was not probably less than 5000;
and the opinion as to the policy OF selling out all the
church property and hurrying on the poor, unanm
which dispatched to the great nine ten
days ago, has returned with information that the
and together had unanimously passed resolution in
structng the trustees to sell the Temple pos
who t. wSo arc
able TO provide themselves with the necessares of life
All the constituted authorities of the Mormon Church
have passed upon the important MEASURE and this grand
specimen Of sanity architecture 10 now for sale. It's
cost to the Mormons Gas appears By reference to their
cd6ce might be built by contract for half the The
asking price for 1t now 5000 o0o As college edi6ce
viii not the Catholics make bid for IL They have
manifested laudable pride in magnificent archi
lecture and for an institution Of learning the Temple
would subserve their purposes quite well edhce
erected at treble the amount for which this be pur
chased.
MoaE HroHHArpED Paocn EDires-Mr Pennock, OF
whom spoke in a former number Of our paper has
been waited upon with orders to leave the county In
Carthage by few evil spirits Who we arc sasaed form
part the respectable Mormon population and
whose acts not recognised by the respectable Anti
Mormon Associations MIR. Blakesley, the Postmaster
and Recorder has had his door pacarded with order
to leave the 9Th MAY. These gcntlcnDn. who
unceremoniousy instructed to docsmp have nothing
to do with either the Mormons Mormonism They
firm democrats, and II 1t Is for having exercised their
political privileges that they are to be expelled we
think II il carrying the purifying process rather far
New CHyncHEs.--Mr Bum, Unversalist. preached
to very large audience at Masonic Hall on Sunday
evening last Mr. Bum Is RI present resident Of Lo-
gan county but will remove to this City In few weeks,
and organise regular Congregation. Presbyterian
clergyman preached at Monose on the opposite side Of
attend the service He will ociae in this city Sun
day week, and regularly every succeeding Sunday
thereafter The building known as the Seventies Hall"
will be converted into Church for his and dedca
would suggest to other denominations that be
taken TO procure buildings and locate ministers here
possible The influx Of strangers il very great
and we have czecs enough already to form half .
dozen large congregations.
DrpIcArior or THE TEMPLE 1t appears that tho
ceremony Of Conservation performed in the presence
of limited number and at the dead Of night The priest.
hood arayed in their robes Of ONCE and the
Is described az having been most solemn and imposing
THE TRoors.--In accordance with an arrangement to
which we alluded last week. the detachment retained by
Major Warren for this post, arrived Wednesday last
and now quartered at the Mansion House. They
portion OF the force which stationed nj Car
thage during the winter and will remain here for some
weeks Tor the purpose Of enforcing the law preserving
order and reporting the progress Of events. Major
force at Carthage for similar purpose and that no -
determined 70 maintain the ascendency Of the law.
John Rodds, laborsr ct skipton, has been committed
10 York Castle charge Of causing the deetn o. ms
infant chill, by pouring oil Of yrol down his thros IN
ordG 70 dsfrsud burial club Of a ios