Notice

Elder William K. Parshall, is requested to return home immediately, as his wife is sick, and his family needs his assistance.

The following correspondence is given to the public, to show the humanity of mankind, when 'clothed with a little brief authority;' and the heavenly kindness of a woman under the most trying circumstances; and her never ceasing application of the mental powers, to ameliorate the condition of suffering innocence.

There is one portion of the governor's letter relative to the habeas corpus, that merits censure. To suppose that the charter did not contain the power of the writ of habeas corpus over any body, and all lands, where any ordinance existed to that effect, and the charter granted the power to make all laws that might be necessary for the benefit and convenience' of said city, and not repugnant to the constitution of the State and United States, is certainly an ebulition [ebullition] of thought in governor Carlin, that will cost him more REPENTANCE than his office ever yielded him pleasure.