MANY of the readers of the Review are desirous of having it issued weekly. The brethren should bear in mind that money is not the only thing necessary to attain this object. Those who can write should furnish matter. For my part I would rather receive the paper once in two weeks, and have it come richly laden with present truth, than to have it weekly, but filled up with selections of every sort, so as to form a perfect Babel. When I read a religious paper, I do not wish to spend half my time in selecting something that treats of the subject of religion.