. . . . Next comes a jocund and discursive preamble, calculated to show what a good education the Lecturer has. . . . . View the first is a sea-view.--Ariel navigation.--Normal school of whales in the distance.--Isthmus of Panama.-- Interesting interview with Old Panama himself, who makes all the hats.--Old Pan is a likely sort of man. . . . . San Francisco.--City with a vigilant government.--Miners allowed to vote. Old inhabitants so rich that they have legs with golden calves to them. . . . . Town in the Silver region.--Good quarters to be found there.--Playful population, fond of high-low-jack and homicide.--Silver lying around loose.--Thefts of it termed silver-guilt. . . . . The plains in Winter.--A wild Moor, like Othello.--Mountains in the distance forty thousand miles above the level of the highest sea (Musiani's chest C included).--If you don't believe this you can go there and measure them for yourself. . . . . Mormondom, sometimes called the City of the Plain, but wrongly; the women are quite pretty.--View of Old Poly Gamy's house, &c. . . . . The Salt Lake Hotel.--Stage just come in from its overland route and retreat from the Indians.--Temperance house.--No bar nearer than Salt Lake sand-bars.--Miners in shirts like Artemus Ward his Programme--they are read and will wash. . . . . Mormon Theatre, where Artemus Ward lectured.--Mormons like theatricals, and had rather go to the Playhouse than to the Workhouse, any time. Private boxes reserved for the ears of Brother Brigham's wives. . . . . Intermission of Five Minutes. . . . . Territorial State-House.--Seat of the Legislature.--About as fair a collection as that at Albany--and "we can't say no fairer than that." . . . . Residence of Brigham Young and his wives.--Two hundred souls with but a single thought, Two hundred hearts that beat as one. . . . . Seraglio of Heber C. Kimball.--Home of the Queens of Heber.- -No relatives of the Queen of Sheba.--They are a nice gang of darlings. . . . . Mormon Tabernacle, where the men espouse Mormonism and the women espouse Brother Brigham and his Elders as spiritual Physicians, convicted of bad doct'rin. . . . . Foundations of the Temple.--Beginning of a healthy little job.--Temple to enclose all out-doors, and be paved with gold at a premium. . . . . The Temple when finished.--Mormon-idea of a meeting-house.-- N.B. It will be bigger, probably, than Dodworth Hall.--one of the figures in the foreground is intended for Heber C. Kimball.--You can see, by the expression of his back, that he is thinking what a great man Joseph Smith was.