The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
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Russia should land 300 marines respcc-
lively.
I, The dray AMI Nary 6fdzefts says: The
issnc Of riGed gnas to oar ships Is being
gradually effected, so fast as the weapons
themselves are forged and transmitted TO
cur navy yards The Marlborough. in
her new commission, has been ordered to
receive nine Armstrong guns. She will
possess d power of destruction which has
certainly never been eqialled, rs yet, by
any wooden ship Of var.
!. \. 3. n E.f Art UR s., z s3l 4s (.
The clppefship u nderwriter,cieared on
on the 22d llt and sailed on the evening Of
The 2srd, from this port for New York ,hay-
ing ga saints On hoard, under ths Prcsi-
dency Of Elder Milo Aadrus, assisted W
Elders Honer Duncan, and G. w Pen
rose Us Canhsel6rs.
President ,Andrus left tile v alley IN the
fall Of tSslp, il company with the Elders
| who started for Europe al Tint time.
Since bis arrival here, hc has travelled
and preached iiiyarioHs parts of tile Mis-
sion, doing good aud fifeing Up the Saints
ito Increased faith and Righteousness. On
the first of January last he was appointed
Ito tho Presidency 81 the birmingham
/ District, where d warm aud deep feeling
lof love slrang up ii tile hearts Of Dir
Saints towards bin during the short tim,
IIle had Tie charge Of Tie District. Hi
trslfdly falling lieaith compelled him Il
llenye for Zion, much 10 our regret; In
lie carries with him the love and blessing
| Of thOusandso f Saints, among whom b
has labored effectively for good. ia f. !.
4 Elder Duncan left the Valley III Iii
ESprlng OF 1860; and since his arrival her
The has labored with energy and success
i On the LIST OF Jan, last lie was appoin:e
Il ito the Presidency Of the Warwickshir
tGonference, where lie speedily gained I'll
EgoOd feelings aid love Of the Saints, III,
too, has been compelled 10 leave, III cor
sequence 5of his failing. health, harin
Suffered more or less from sickness sine
Il his arrival. .. . p +. &. .. -.. q
i Elder John Skerrs, who started frol
81 the Valley ut the same time as Eide
Dnnean, likewise left ii the. Underwater
/ This age and increasing infrHiittcs neeess
tatiIlg his return home. 2 FL. II . IS. i.
The following Pastors. and CopferrnC
!: PRESIDENTS, who hare for n number !,
4 years labore,i In the ministry III the'
Il Hands have gladly ayailed themselves
I the privilege Of going To- zion, and hal
/. Bsalled on the Underwater with The bles
c ling Of the Presidency here namely, !
!. ders William Moss, John Cook, Georg
i Teasdale, Willct Harder 'fllomas Wa
!, lace, Joseph Stanford, w 4. Cromr
I William Halls, John Reed, Richard Al
d1ridge, Joseph Silver Iafaes d. llirt
a Charles Turner. and John IL. Kelso
; Elder e. w TuIlidge. for a length
( time connected with this Office, likewi
~ accompanied them .:..: .. z. 81.
Ie] Presidents Lyman, Rich, and Cam
j. visited the shippn Sunday, the 2Istt
ltI she lay Id the piyer, aud held q irectin
o giving the Saints their parting hlessi
lE} and many choice instructions relatire
their journey. -. :. .s., F., !.
. IT. Tic irfallitiiity and good feeling viii
fpsrpaded tho company with the JOY |
III pressed on the eoiIntepanccs Of the pcoI
IL at their, laHgJdoked for deIiYgrnnfe h
ar ing arriyea tended ia make fiue and
te ieiiige4t.looking company Aoubly iltere
= ing aud We have no doubt, that ufd
!, the wise direction Of President Aadr'
y their ocean trip will prove both agreeal
p land instructive, q. 4 .:.:.=
III May God bless them IN their j0uFneyin