Address to the Saints.--Responsibility of those holding the Priesthood.--Eternal prospects.--The best policy in governing.--Priesthood to be honored.--By benefiting others we benefit ourselves.--Must pass through suffering.--Must be pure and humble.--Need patience.--Estimation of F. D. Richards.--His wise policy.--Progress of the mission.--Expression of gratitude.--The Editor speaks.--Lorenzo's courage and faithfulness. CHAPTER XXVII. Editor's reflections.--Lorenzo writes to President Richards.--Completed Translation of the Book of Mormon.--Visits Paris.--Pleasure of meeting Saints.--Condition of the people.--Goes to Geneva.--Degradation of woman.--Meets Elder Stenhouse.--Interesting meetings.--At Lausanne--Professor Reta--Benefit of Elder Taylor's French publications. CHAPTER XXVIII. Editor's note.--Lorenzo writes.--Leaves Geneva.--Over the hills.--Over the Alps.--A heavy snow storm.--Only two passengers in the coach.--Ten horses barely sufficient.--"Houses of Recovery" erected by the government for lost travelers.--Reaches Turin.--Meets Elders Woodard and Toronto.--Interesting "re-union."--Visions.--Healings.--Condition of Italy.--Brother Woodard's course commendable.--The Waldenses. CHAPTER XXIX. Editor's Remarks.--Lorenzo writes from Malta.--Naples.--Across the Mediterranean.--Detention.--Disappointed.--Makes virtue of necessity.--Samuel succeeds his brother.--Lorenzo explains cause of detention.--Revised edition of the "Voice of Joseph."--Prospects in Malta.--Michael and Lucifer represented.--In Gibraltar.--Good news from India.--Extracts.--Elder Willis writes.--One hundred and eighty-nine members.--Ordained two Elders.--More Baptisms. CHAPTER XXX. Closing the Mission.--Elder Jabez Woodard writes.--Leaves Malta.--Elder Obray succeeds him.--A vision related.--Commendatory of Elder Malan.--Extract from Elder Obray's letter.--From Western Hindostan.--Opposition.--What a soldier dared.--The result.--Military oppose Missionaries.--A Branch organized in Poonah.--The "Voice of Joseph," by Elder Lorenzo Snow.--"The Only Way to be Saved" republished.--A remarkable vision. CHAPTER XXXI. Close of Mission.--Bids adieu to the Saints and scenes of his labors.--Poem, in which martial and ecclesiastical labors and honors are contrasted.--Lorenzo returns home.--Chosen Member of Legislature.--President of Council.--Reflections.--Joy and sorrow.--Vision.--A covenant.--Charlotte's death.--Singular manifestation.--A little prattler.--Quandary.--Solution.--Social party.--Storm.--Drenched.--Lorenzo decides to build.--A struggle.--Proves a success. CHAPTER XXXII.