CHAPTER LVIII.

Prolonged Illness--Attend to my Duties with Difficulty--Letter Telling

of the Battle of Bulls Run--Witness an Execution by Hanging--Visit

from George Q. Cannon, Joseph F. Smith and Others--Death of the

Prince Consort--Go to Birmingham--Conference of the Priesthood In the

British Mission--Large Meeting In Odd Fellows' Hall, Birmingham--Again

at Nottingham--Visit Liverpool--Consult a Physician, but get little

Relief--See the Liverpool Grand National Races--Depravity Among Poorer

Classes in Liverpool--Again at Nottingham--Released to Return Home--Bid

the People Farewell--Display of their Affection for me--Report of my

Labors Published in the Millennial Star--On Board Ship--Placed in

Charge of the Company--Sail for America--Driven by Headwinds along

the Coasts of the Isle of Man, Wales, Ireland and Scotland--Severe

Seasickness--Get to Sea--Slow Voyage--Deaths and Burials at sea--Land

at New York--Guest of Hon. W. H. Hooper--Journey to Florence,

Nebraska--Captain and Guide of Independent Company--Reach Salt hake

City--Report to President Young--Again at Home.

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