The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-11

THE NEW PANoRAMA.-Niblo's Garden is bound
to be the magnet of attraction. The season
scarcely closes ere the great Fair Of the American
Institute opens, and, to add to the pleasure Of the
visitor, a spacious buildIsg has been erected, to
exhibit an entirely new and beautiful panorama Of
Madras. in the East Indies, painted by the cele-
braed Daniel.
The London press have avished the highest en-
comluns regarding It's merits, which we-having
had the pleasure OF beng a spectalor-can readily
vouch tor, as deserving all praise. Every figure is
feet, while, far as the eye can reach, distant sails
speckle the horizon on the other Inland are seen
the massy Notifications, countless soldiers, and
picturesque groups of natives, whose singular cos
tune adds considerably to the interest of the
scene. The government house, church, barracks,
and the city generally, are admirably depicted,
that, after gazing for while, the illusion becomes
so complete, that you may readily imagine yourself
in the centre OF the oriental city of Madras, be-
meath the scorching sun Of India With his usual
courtesy, Mr. Nlbo grants free admission to ar
lists, which they will, no doubt, avail themselves
Of. For our part we should never tire while gazing
ON Its beauties, and feel we cannot say too much
In its praise
the river informs us that the Deputy Sheriff Of Han
cock county came TO Warsaw with a writ to arrest
Mr.. Sharpe and Col Williams the writ command
ed him TO take them to Nauvoo for examination
They told him that they would go before any JUS
tlce of the Peace in Carthage or Warsaw, or any
Justice of Hancock county, who was not q Nor
mon, but that they would die before they would go
to Nauvoo, or put Themselves in the power OF the
Mormons. The Sheriff returned TO Nauvoo, and
came back with positive directions TO seize the m
and take them to Nauvoo. but before he returned,
Sharpe and Williams had disappeared and could
not be found. He also informs US that il was re-
ported that Gov. Ford was in Nauvoo with troops
This is probably not the case. On the same day
letter was received from Carthage informing the
people that Gov Ford had ordered three hundred
troops TO be at Warsaw that night for the purpose
Of aiding in arresting citizens Of that place. II is
probable that the military movement Of Governor
Ford will give rise to many unounded rumors, and
that il may precipitate bloody collision between
the Mormons and the citizens of Hancock county.
Gov. Ford's great love for the Mormons may yet
be the means Of their expulsion and extermiuatlon
The officers OF the Osprey state that there was
report at Warsaw that writ had been issued to
arrest Mr.. Sharpe, the editor OF the Warsaw Sig
na. and Col Williams; that the Sheriff had gon.
TO Warsaw TO execute the writ, but could not find
Sharpe, and that 1t said that he had gone over
to Missouri. The Sheriff was elected by the Nor
mons, and was in the Mormon interest. 1t is said
that the citizens Of Warsaw and Hancock will not
submit to be tried by Mormons, nor by officers
and courts which are under Mormon control
More news may he expected from that quarter.
Louis Nev Era, Sept n.