The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-09-15
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GREAT BRITAIN.

h 4 tHE weather continues shawery, aud ai 1ietl
relative 70 the crops Was Increasing. 49,.
Il ltt'rafts were current IN England that Ill,
] GaEerpmeilt proposed to send Lord SttAttur,
de tsHdcttif as special envoy 10 CoIstantinspie
10 advise the Sultan; s. q TT; 81 IS
Lord Bfeugham in the House Of Lotiis, o.
August III, presented i i,vtitial FROM the amt
Slavery society praying that immediate steps
lie taken u, compel Spain tp.cafry out her Cd.
gaGemeniS tor the suppression " the Shave
trade. :5saE =: F. 800 80
NAroLroS kSD RSGLIsII DEFEScks The En-.
peror Napoleon has written irtleT Co the
French EnlbassadnT At London. In consequence
of the proposition to increase the EncIish haT.
bar defenses. regulating the Emhassator 10
assure Lord PaimeIson that he enteTrains none
hut the most friendly feeling towards England.
and that his army ind navy tlossess nothing
81 a threatening character He says he has
found much 70 Improve in them aud that ID
all he Is doing = 1 s szg=g! s.: !. -.
&. The n, " Tribune cf Aag. 18th. in comment.
ing on the pacific professions ~ louis N no.
Icon; snys::''l his man, -of whom q ttrsnyhuiaI
has, terstly sad He seldom speaks, and yet he
AWAY lies now writes a letter to Pcrsiyny
snrcE'argad with professions Of good will and
diseiaineTs al evil designs toward Great lsri.
tain, the effect Of which wifi doubtless be to
hurry up her new Notifications ThsE can
hardly be finished tao soon. NapoIsoil tells
the English that be desires only peRce--Ihat
his Navy Is still too small and his Army i'm.
perfect~=he has really but four hundred then.
sand men under arms. He has great conaI,s,ts
to max e bat theyAr all peaceful and Mithin
the present limits Ut France Interpreting
him by the Tille Of contTarias which experience
has shawn to be tho only safe one, " q look for
= rev: and btoody European war 10 Lrsuk cut
within the next year, and To- see him at the
head of an immense army IN Italy or upoii the
Rhinss We do not think lr,S time for an in,
vaslon Of England Will come before 1862 IL
may Aeser Gomez but that will not be kis fanlt
We all know that invasion ID one OF the Napo.
leouic ideas, and any % these NAV be deferred,
but never abandoned So let John Bull
strengthen his feet and look we'll 10 his StTOng-
holds These may save him: NApoleonic let
tiers never will -. -. =.
- ARRIyALS ~ IITERr0oL We give che fol.
lowing from the MiIisnnSaI lStar:.---.tBy the
am.ship Edinburgh have arrived lJuiy 27l
from Utah, on missions 10 this land, Elders
AnIasa Lyman and Charles T. Rich. of the
Qnotsm Of the Twelve Apostles, accompanied
hy TIN othetse-natnely, !. NJ. Lyman, Joseph
g. Rich, John Tobin, John BroWn, James
Brown Srd. Joseph II. smith. Samuel II ID.
Smith. William IL Dame, Reuben A. NJ Bride,
and David ~ Stuart. They were also accom-
panied by Mrs PerTis and daughter. on busI.
ness to this country. - J. W. Coward, Homer
DUNCAN and p. Deiamar arrived q few DAYS
later NJ Jones aud Jacob Gates, In their
yaiedictory, published in the Star Of Aug. IL,
say: During the few months past. the mum.
hers which have been added 10 the shareh by
baptism. far exceed the Numbers emigrated
from this mission during the present year. {"
. I'VE now, With feelings Of great plea
sure. transfer the affairs Of the European mis-.
sion 70 Elders Amasa Lyman and Cha.lss c.
Rich. two 81 the welSs, Apostles. Whose arr.
val We have been expecting for some time
past" -. - =. =