11th Arived in albany, this morning being one day
& two nights from New York about 36 hours when
the regular time of steem boats is 12 hours the
cause of this delay is taking so many boats in tow
inform Dr Bernhisel that it would be wisdom for
the Saints to take a steem boat that will come thro
ugh in 12 hours to Albany, if the luggage is no more
than what the captain will carry for it is better
to give $1.50 cts to Albany in 12 hours than 50 cts
in 36 hours & pay 1.50 cts for board during that
time also inform the Saints not to pay through at
the commencment but from place to place & athat
at the end of the journey which will save emegrant
s from much insult & some expens their is
nothing gained by dragging out a long time on
tow boats & slow lines distance to Albany 160 m[iles]
11th We made an agreement to go to Buffaloo on
the New York & Buffalo line, Erie transportation
company, name of boat C M Reed, Capt Lines
we are carried for $2.50 each allowed 100 lbs
baggage each person & pay 405 cts per hundred
for all extra baggag had good boat & comidations
just as we got ready to put out who should
come on board to go to Nauvoo But A Mr
Roberts who a short time since came near
upseating the whole Church in New York by
giving way to the power of the deDevel and
whole Church in to the same spirit which
broat great reproach & injury upon the
Saints in that city I was sorry to see him & did not
wish his company. But I feel dispose to get along the
wisest way I can in all such cases we left albany at
about 8 oclock & arived in Schencetady in the morning
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