Fawke's]] day in London on the but the crowd of boys with their historical effigy was not so interesting to me as the letters which the postman brought. One was from Samuel Jones containing good news and a pound to assist me. The others were from my wife and Elder Wm Clark who informed me that Phebe and my little son Willford was at his father's house. He said they shall not want anything which I can bestow and may God hold it as an everlasting covenant between thee and me. He further informed me that the temporal affairs of the church at Headquarters was never in a more prosperous state and that a number of families had arrived from England and my wife had an interview with Bro Benbow. There was no mobing against the Saints but they were gathering rapidly to the body of the Church in Nauvoo. Next Sunday we preached and broke bread with the Saints but only very few attended our