The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-08 00:00:00

NOlllolf 00111111NCI IN LONDON.

me sect held its sixth ward sasilbrisees se
flowdeiy, at the Adelaide thrilery, Lowther Aenede,_lllwwid.
It was resided over: by two of the anowlee,. Nether,
Onion Mutt end Ens Boma. About MO were
present tn the morning. about 1,000 in the nod
upwards of 1,000 Is the evening, roost of whom, j
how were Lotter-day Saints, or Mornwer The
wwwlened May of oddness,.
=PTen presest from different parts of tbe country.
harr eleeerfbedl in forcible leaguage the acnp-
Mei air et onnonlece.

Pre statement of Parer Rota, the representative of
Lenden, it appeared that MM. had been subscribed during
the pat year for einigrthon and other purpthe. The ezer-
tithe ef dr priesthood lathe good work had been universally
rasethed and accepted. Preaching in the streets, lane., and
ollbees had beam revived, and where there had been
gort wither Wren endeared.
...l&l.Tizatnzireaf the Kent Conference said they bad
W rey plormat Hesse. He looked upon the saints there,
who ••••10.01 Nth r" a Mr-4a. lot of people. ma they
I sapper* Li MOM and also paid their tithing," and .p-
-pawl ad that the elders proposed. They had Liao to bear
Shelf thine ofeppomition. Inn they had felt the better for it.
The TIABIDZNT from Bean said he had rebeptieed In his
/Beret $4l ant of 314. The people were drat-rate in the
✓ook end wthrg to pay their tithes and offerings. The
Lend bra berm them this err mom than ever.
The PRT.IDIENT, from lice/ etc, nos happy to be present,
surrounded ea he was by the saints and vervains of the Great
Gad. In his district (a poor agriculturel one), oat of 300 or
400 saints., there were 150 who were good for nothing. Of
the remaining 2.30, the greater portion lived, or rather nth-
hied, on parish a/lowersx. They bad anberibed SOL during I
the pan year to the emigration fond, and a large number of
them would emigrate during the coming sewn.
A pastor from Southampton and Doreetebiro complained
of the want of honesty " on the port of the learned editor."
Not long Once trippers termed with *commis of the Orion.
character of their ,of their Mang everything unbecom-
ing err, anteklow • saint, rimulated by Judge Dnunniond.
It had beta proved by the American repent that Judge
Drumnind bad invented his atones to injure the Latter-day
Berta, and to bring them into collision with the United
Stater government.
The Sheffield delegate (a gentlemen from nab) maid the
heists in hie dietriet were not rich, " but good looking," r
they enjoyed the epirit of the Lord, which made them look
and feel well. He himself had hers baptised and received
the Holy Ghost by laying on of heads. He casinted his
hewer to become Mormons, and firer. their else. 11107
wee, be meM, the moat temporal* people in the world. Jur
go into the hours Where were their pipes! They had
thrown them away. Where were their tea pots? They had
no nor for them. Ile deolared that Joe Smith had done
0r... goad than any men since our Saviour, rd that
Brigham Young waa a great and mighty prophet and father
in tenet.
The proceedings of the afternoon were pleasantly varied
by refreshments, such as ginger beer and other cooling
think*
The proceedings of the evening connoted chief of a rapid
wrier of the origin and history of Mormonism down to the
present time, by Mr. Ores Pratt.
Collections were made otter nob meeting.