Alexandria Gazette

TROUBLE AMONG THE MORMONS.-Joe Smith, the Mormon prophet's quarrel with some of his followers, has induced an expose on their part of sundry of Joe's doings in past times. General Bennett, ex-Commander in Chief of the Nauvoo legion, publishes in the Sangamon Journal a long exposition of Jo Smith's crimes and offences against good morals, by which it would appear that the great Mormon leader is a most consummate scoundrel, addicted to the grossest licentiousness, to which "hundreds of single and married females" have fallen victims. The publishers of these statements are probably no better than him they abuse. They must have been a long while cognizant of all Joe's iniquities, but have not found it convenient to publish them to the world until now. The acts brought to light by this quarrel among the principal upholders of this humbug, will it is to be hoped lessen the sway that this Joe Smith has acquired over many deluded people. Phil. Gaz