The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-07 00:00:00

A .111011110 N 001111111SNCE IN BIItiIINONAJE.

A "General liketheil of the European Authorities
elltheCknitob of Jews Christ of Latter-lay &lake at
••111mseeme IRIS 011•1111160 ed is the Farm-street chapel, ea
morniace
lialkethisg leak and comprised the presiieney if
erimiiens, sad from variona parts of Sag/and.
ameba& fried, w sad the Channel Is'euds, at width
repels wen II pretest coalition sad haste
peep& of t these countries, sad
wee pare of the esseirseatitvurE'irrape. arooeg ether
Asenna 'Parities palest were three of tie "Twelve
=" two nephews of Joseph Smith, " the Prophet."
en: killed is 1844, and whose fathers al.. fell martyrs
b Oar faith ; several venom who had .cc oped poi-
fin as Bishops is Utah, with • number of Web
MOM and " Mereatar," many of whom hail travelled
Theme more thaa oat cootioset, propagatiog their faith.
Me"epselhe," who bore the names of Aroma A Lyman,
Chi la Rick and Gimp Q. Cannos, Militated by Sheer
emmlimemeni the INCION•1108 of a much mom Una
is if intellipace. The proceedings commenselta
smadesdanory dicer, delivered by Mr. Lyman, who
✓eed the objects for which they had been convened.
Ann is receive reports from the venous branches of the
=him sad also that by communion together they might
still mane to that conditioa of ethenean
reytight be able to " see eye to rye' by under.
ntliMlng the truth alike. He then called upon Baer W.
IL 11111 b so merest the Birmiagham district. Mr. Mills
milk. theines comprised four cocifereaces, the arming.
limn Wartrickders, Shropshire, and Staffordshire, which
agmbowei shoat I.OA member. Their prognas was very
tether ; the esopeplions were lucre...lug, straagers
ems he their plates st renting, and *Mane. were frequeet
Mont the sake leenthes. A mach more liberal (erl-
iegen. neadested WNW* them by those nactinsected with
Sim Ind.. sod prospern were good for a continued sad mpid
Pins. to their number.—Filer J. Wows represented
the Lonslon district, width be mid coexisted of three car
Lessee. There, toe, their Revere bad been mumedingly
apillyin lleny had emigrated last spnng, but their
made led been filled up yith new prow-lytes to the faith.
le theafterraws, Kldr 1). M. Stuart reported *caked as
emtinimag three coaferences, which were in good comb-
tim. They bed gathered in boodle-as in that country
limn the past year, and prospects were goad for (state
Moms Elder William Gibsos reported the Cheltenham
&deist . Elder J. S. Brown, the Nottingham &strict ;
aim J. M. Kay, the Manchester district ; and Elder
eissere I i itbday, the South district; iu.il each speaker
mailed that the accenion to the Mormon ranks in these
pares was propemies >Mr. Lyman afterwards delivered
es address as the imperninos of coati., wily acquiring
leowledge, sacred and secular, that their indueace zit
he extended mid their peer en do gaud increased.
J. D. F. )I•ABister, resently arrived in this country from
the Malted States, whim be bed been labouring as a mit-
e nsary for some time, pee a brief mount of the condition
and proepocts of the Mennoas in that cvautry. Owing to
the revolting:o which was raging there but little pod erald
beam. ; and the few who re maimed in the Seattle Were
rapidly visiting preparations to emigrate West to Utah.
The session adjourned after prayer.
The conference resemed its sitting on Thursday, wheel
Weir Bigler reported the Irish missies, which he mid led
hem attended with ussfavounilde results. Elder Bigler,
hem the Norwich district, said they had steadily increased
thew numbers, and Elder Gleason 'apemen... al the New-
Cidele.m. Tyne did.rict as being in • good condition. Repel-
me satire. of the Welsh, Sheffield, Chatmel Wands, and
hautharopton districts also spoke, and Mr. Lynne followed
with as address on "practical religion and the impaction
of forming correct habits." Address. were delivered by
limws (amerce and Lyman on the practical duties of the
alien. in which they looked with confident &steepness to
the future which lay Were them foe assfultime sad grea-
ses. The Scandinavian, Preach, Swim, sad Italian Mill-.
maw wen npreeented by kW". —Binnun://tam Poet.