The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-29

NEW BOOKS.

LIFE IN uTAH; on THE MYSTERIES AMI
CRIMES OF MoRNONIsM being an expose Of their
secret rites md ceremonies, with full and Ru
thentic history OF POlygamy and the Mormon
sect, from It's origin to the present time ~ byJ'
II. Bcadlc, editor OF the Salt Lake Reporter. Pub
llshed by the National Publishing Co., Philadel
phia, Pa,
The attention which Mr. Beadle's letters
on Mormonism, written from Utah to the
Cincinnati Commercial, attracted through
out the country, justifies us in predicting
that this new work from his pen will com
mand large and rapid sale. OF all the
writers who have yet touched upon this
theme, Mr.. Beadlc is perhaps, the best
prepared for the tAN, IS long residence
among the Mormon. e his position as
editor of the Sat L..~s Reporter, have
given him familiarity with the subject,
which it is impossible for any mere trans
lent visitor to acquire.
It may be said with truth, that the curl,
osity Of the public with regard TO the state
of affairs in Utah, was never so great as
ut present. Mr.. Beadle's book will am
ply satisfy the most curious. He traces
the history of MOrmonism from the birth
of It's Prophet and founder down to the
present day, and shows how completely
the Mormon Leaders have dupcd their
followers; how they are kept in a state OF
reasonable hostility to the Union; and
how the Territory has been made q scene
of constant strife and blOOdshcd.
Coming before us us it does at time
when the General Government is making
determined effort to restore order and
morality in Utah, VIC find It most vel
come and useful work 1t is far more
thrilling than the majority Of sensational
books with which the country Is flooded,
and is calculated to do much good by
giving to the public candid and impair
tial statement of question which bids
fair 10 cause no little trouble. The book
is sold only by subscription, and agents
arc wanted in every county.
LITTELL's AGE.-Number 1850, for the
week ending June 25th, 1870, and the two
proceeding weekly numbers OF LtttePS
Liring Age, contain, among other articles
of interest and value, The Origin Of the
English Nation, Part III, from Mdcmi3dnS
Magazine; Poetry and Poets OF the
Present Generation, translated for The
Lirng Age from the ReUue DIES Dcut
AIondeS ; The Princess dcs Ursins, Black
goods Mqga2ine;' review Of the Poems
of Dante Gabriel Rossctti, by VIM. Morris,
academy; The Velocity OF Thought.
Nature; French LunGtics, Pail NAL
Gazette !; Among my Books, Spectator :
The Stature and Bulk Of Man in the
British Isles, Pail Mall Gazette; Limp
People, Saturday RericW; Madame Lafay-
cite, 81. PmF8; The Objects Of Art,
Haser's Magazine ): Michael Faraday, S.
PduFs; CrOcodilcs' Nests, Once a Week;
The French Liberals and the Plcbiscite,
Saturday ReWc,o The Disturbances in
Italy, Pal NAL G0zcttc Belgium, &tWr-
day Rccicar Mr.. Arnold on St. Paul,
Spectator; The Story of the Affirmation,
CampIctc, MdcmRIGHS MdgaziRci' con-
tinuation of Against Time" by Charles
Lever, and Dorothy Fox" and numerous
other articles
The next number tthe first in july
begins new volume, and is u good one
with which to begin Il subscription.
The regular subscription price of this
GA page weekly magazine is IS q year, for
which it is sent free Of postage; or for $40,
any one of the American 81 magazines is
sent with The L'riHg Age (without pre-
payment Of pOstAgc) for n year. LTTTELT'
& GAY, Boston, are the publishers.