At half-past seven o'clock in the evening, the sword which had made its appearance [in the heavens] for several evenings past, moved up nearer the moon and formed itself into a large ring round the moon. Two balls immediately appeared in the ring opposite each other, something in the form of sun-dogs. [Sidenote: The _Wasp_ Changed to _The Nauvoo Neighbor_.] _Wednesday, 15_.--I wrote a letter to George J. Adams, and signed several deeds. In the office most of the day. Gave the following name to the _Wasp_, enlarged as is contemplated-- {305} _The Nauvoo Neighbor_, our motto, "The Saints' Singularity is Union, Liberty, Charity." The following is an extract from the prospectus of this date: _Prospectus of the Nauvoo Neighbor_. We feel pleasure in announcing to our readers and the public generally that we have determined to enlarge the _Wasp_ to double its size, as soon as the present volume shall be completed, which will be on the 19th of April. It made its appearance in the world near twelve months ago, small in stature, dressed in a very humble garb, and under very inauspicious circumstances. It was then thought by many that its days would not be long in the land, and that at any rate it would not survive the sickly season. Many of its elder brethren, who thought that they had attained to the size of manhood, sneered contemptuously at the idea of their smaller and younger brother taking the field; and, like David's brethren, they thought that he was but a stripling, and that he would certainly fall by the hand of some of the great Goliaths. But, on the contrary, while some of advanced years, noble mien, and possessing a more formidable appearance, have given up the ghost, the little _Wasp_ has held on in the even tenor of his way, the untiring, unflinching supporter of integrity, righteousness and truth, neither courting the smiles nor fearing the frowns of political demagogues, angry partisans, or fawning sycophants. Partaking so much of the nature of the industrious bee, it has gathered honey from every flower, and its pages are now read with interest by a large and respectable number of subscribers. As the young gentleman is now nearly a year old, we propose on his birthday to put on him a new dress, and to make him double the size, that he may begin to look up to the world, and not be ashamed of associating with his older brethren. And as he has acted the part of a good Samaritan, we propose giving him a new name. Therefore his name shall no longer be called the "_Wasp_," but the "_Neighbor_." [Sidenote: A Prophecy as to Orrin Porter Rockwell.] I prophesied, in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, that Orrin Porter Rockwell would get away honorably from the Missourians. I cautioned Peter Hawes to correct his boys: for if he did not curtail them in their wickedness, they would eventually go to prison.