The Sun. — 1857-05-01 (London, England)

BRIGHAM YOUNG. If these statements, deliberately made, or but the half of them, can be fairly verified, the United States Government will, of course, have to act with deciion. The moral enormities of the Mormons, none of them exceeding, we should say not equalling by much, the enormity and enormities of slavery would have afforded no ground for attack. The Union which can tolerate the violation of all divine and human laws of marriags in Virginia could not quarrel with a smaller infringement on them in Utah ; nor is it more autichristian to believe in the divine right of BRIGHAM YOUNG t call his harem of adulteresses, wives, than in that of planters and slaveholders to call human beings property. Murder, however, of some of the Government authorities, and constant insults to those who are spared, is a rather different thing. Even that lover of quiet, Mr. BUCHANAN will probably have to move. To be sure there were infinitely worse violations of law i.nd order in Kansas, but ruffianism and murder installed a proslavery Government there ; this condoned everything. Violence and bloodshed for PIERCE and slavery, and for BRIGHA 31 YOUNG and Polygamy might be ecpial in wickedness ; but the licentiousness and villanies of slavery are a "domestic institution ;" those of Mormonism must wait for Pennsylvanian votes, and till Pennsylvania can gain dollars by them.  His Excellency the Ambassador of FrAnce and thy Cou►:tess Persigny are expected to town from Pa is on the 16th instant.  His EKcelhncy the Russian Minister and the Countess Chreptovvitch are expected to ro..urn Chesham House from Paris early in the week after next.  The Duke and Duchess of Bedford have arrived at Wobura Abbey from Carton House, Kildare, where they have been staying on a visit with the Duke and Duchess of Leinster. Their graces will come to town about the middle of this month. The Marquis and Marchioness of Tweeddale have arrived in town from Vaster House, Haddingtonshire. Ms lordship bas taken a residenaJ in Grosvenorcrescent, fur the season. Frances Marchioness of Londonderry will return to town on Thursday next, from Paris. The Countess of Jersey and Lady Clomentina Villiers will return to town to.morrow, from Portsmouth. The noble Earl returns to town to-morrow, from Middleton Park.  The Countess Dowager Grey and Lady Georgiana Grey arrived at their residence, in Eaton square, a few days since, from Hickleton Park, near Doncabtcr, the seat of Sir Charles Wood.  The Earl and Countess of Lichfield have strived at the St. George's Hotel. We are authorited to state that Lady Palrnerston's party for next Saturday is unavoidably postponed.  Lord Li'ford has arrived at the St. G-3orge's Elotel.  L-rd and Lady Art'iur Hay arrived at their new residence in Chester-square a few days since, from Strathfitl lsaye, Hampshire, for the rason. Colonel the Hon. James and Lady Sarah Lindsay have arrived at their new residence in Portmar-aquare. It was rumoured at the clubs last evening that Lord Palmerston had promised to introduce a bill into Parliament for the removal of the Jewish disabilities.  We believe Mr. Massey will be appointed to the office resigned by Mr. F. Peel at the War-office. We have to announce the death of Colonel Manley Power, of the 85th Light Infantry, who expired at Bath on Monday last. Ile entered the service in 181.9, and became a colonel in 1854.  We have authority to state that, in consequence of the death of her Royal Highness the Duchess of G 1 ,u• caster, the State apartments at Windsor Castle will be closed till further orderg. _  Organic Changes—those are the Reforms now demanded by the country from Lord