New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

neL 10 %D, 'gssr1. y; i IS because lie hns been await
n- The side sFrilee agreed gpo; N 'T l 81 t
,;-..,e good faith To arfe,; lne di'rcet W'
n- 10 tacf enice Their best plan "a Ia induce Texas 70
rro-nize the sovereignty OF Mexico, disposed ''c IS Ne
ever CONCESSION which >iirsii1l rel:on ri''o"'
ralre but hat manner VIII she crren, 70 H'',"s',
ru;!.rf viii sic the 10 any eNf".s
Which may be necessary 10 sustain h'i ut', aaa IN. rs i
hons o not lie; the T;-ht OF isc"nql'L, ,g' r. ,I
he inicIl Of The Government md OF le Nie1canS.
I'hc Mexican Congress have refused to grant
Santa Ana the additionai30, Geo men and $4,000
600 which he required for the invasion o. ieNas.
Nc3Icn. It is stated, has now force OF 10000
men. Congress has iniimated to the President
that he can take from this body the numberasked
for. provided he calls into active service cores
nnndiug number of the national militia and
that it will allow him 81 G00,0O ii ne can raise
that amount OF money 'rlthOnt forcing loan.
This proposition does not suit the views OF Santa
Ana, and unless he can carry out his ohglnal
plan the invasion OF Texas, II is thought, VIII be
abandoncd-at least for the present.
The Mexican Government had not paid the
Nav insta!inent Of the indemnity due the United
States 1t amounts TO Sli0O00.
LATEST FROM TIE MoRaoN CoUyTRY.-it is
now asserted in some quarters that the Smiths
were murdered by The dlsaiEccted Mormon fac
ton, whose press had been burnt and themselves
expelled from Nauyoo. This is rather plausi.
bic suppostion, and may turn out TO be true
We aye inclined to think, however, from the fc-
rocly manifested by tic Warsaw Signal, which
claims to be the peculiarly AntI-Alormon organ
there that the story VIC already nave is quite as
likely to be the RICH; one as any other. That
paper, no; satisfied with the murders Of defence
less AIonmoHs already perpc,ratcd, clsinorS Tor
the removal Of the whole Mormon tribe from lii
nos, and threatens loudly in case this is not COM
Piled with On the other hand, the Mormons
exhibit moderation quite equal to the violence
OF their foes. On the LIST inst. they held gen.
cra public meeting at which series Of -csou-
lions adopted by the Nauyoo Common Council
were unanimously responded to. Among these
resolutions VIC fad the following:
Rcsorcd or the purpose e occurring peace ard promoting
;he welfare .. The oun OF hPcocH ai uf,9ani,- com
long lie ard they sustain US IN our Constitutional
Resored further the peace. friendship and happ
no.. M trc e,pa and nlny the excitement that eSs
we will cfule private on the {" General,
.eph an iyrum smith by oi the latter Day SAINTS TINT
aw, and i b. content with ,vint-yer Judgment shall
award and hoIia the law ai We leave the matter "i'h
Another Of the Resolutions declares that they
entertain no design Whatever of making an attack
upon the citizens Of other towns in the neighbor
hood, and invites the citizens Of those towns as
friends and neighbors 10 use the Ssviouvs Golden
| Rule, to do unto others as they would have
others do unto them
From the above it will be clearly seen that no
acts OF violence are to be aPprehended from the
MormUns, and shat ii such acts occur they must
proceed ffom the ctizens.
The Proclamation Of Gov. Ford, TO which we
have already alluded, gives general satisfaction
to the Mo7nons The great ard irrepar:blo mis-
chief is tina; the intriguing, votc.traPping spirit Of
Loco. Focoism in the first place invested Joe
Smith and his agents with such extraordinary
powers, both civil and military, as conferred
by the Charter OF Nauvoo. THIS was clearly
enough done for the purpose of securing the four
or five thousand Mormon yotes-and this end
has been regularly accomplished. Tie bloody
termination however, of this Loco.T oco transac-
ton is such one would suppose, as TO frigh,en
both Mcrmons aud Loco. Focos into an honestcr
deposition. The following items are from the
| d. IJIuS .'SC m VI Ll!t ot l!lstl!4l
We ara indsnted TO the officers OF the steamer
! Osprey TOR the following up river news. The U.s.
| prey left Nauvoo yesterday morning about II
O'Clock all was Guiet and orderly then: she brought
down the depulaiion from Gov. Ford MesSrs J onas
and Fellows, 10 Quincy, who reported 10 the CO.
,ernor ever thing Guet. On the nip the Osprey
! stopped at Warsaw, and waited there until these
| prevails, and manifestations OF the most bitter feel
inss are still visible that place The inhabitants
| of Warsaw seem determined that either they or the
Mormons mast leave the county; and il is said thar
they have addressed the Governor through the de-
puiaton, Ihrt effect. This Is about all that had
jransrired OF importance up 10 the time Of the Os-
| pey leaving.
| Elder Adams came down to-day from Nauy5o, on
board the Osprey. We learn that his object is 20
visit several OF the Elders OF the Mormon Church
Who residing G the Eastern States, for tn puT
pose of consulting them t. TO reorganization of
| the Church. lie wall cal. We presume, upon
Sidney ;igdon first, who is in the violently Of
| Pittsburgh. and then proceed TO New York and
| Massachusetts where the largest portion of the
twelve said 10 be located.
The following Is an extract from the Address
Of Gov. Ford
The pledge Of secut{to tie Smiths ret siyen upon
pledge honor, by uuaninou, from ba oiiice und
iGen under M command - SUSAN performing II
o ese heY added tre.chety MURDER and done
AL they coud DO odsrace the STATE, and suly tie pubic
| honor.
On the Of the day the deed committed yye had
PROPOSED 10 nach the under command 10 Sauvoo
however dcoyeiea he before. that nn,hn, but
The destruction OF the cay would satisfy potion o the
troops and thar # we marched city, pr-texts would
not De wanting iJ commencing hcstAc The AcraoGs had
done ever tang required. or WHICH ought - have been
CURED III them! Offensive nart would
been mpoic III :he present. critical Ia. year the
harvest Gnt the crops. 70: these decided cou
cal ui Officers u ssAaGd the army, except three companies
tyyo C whlch were retained .uaId ire y!.. the
other company marched into NauvOo address the in.ab
'ants there and tell them what ;cY might expect III Gaze they
designetiy or nputeny Provoked performed tins
duty as ;h1S lialy and ein1aa;ca!y; and ,aen
return to CaEtI-Ee. y ben mad marched miles
inets-GEer informed ne o. the occurrences at Car,lug..
asiete' that place. TIE guard SAID did ,ha,r iuty
bur were nverowere Many Of the inhabitants OF abare
had lei sti ef families. Others prspnruc To 20
agp-i-ace danger the Settlements the sudden tlr
a passion the iormons and sanctioned their rIoyeuar
N this respect.
From HAYrI.-The schooner Charlotte. Cant
Best, arrived yesterday in Il days from Cane
uaytien. Mr.. C. f. Usher, U. S. Consul. came
passenger IN her and gives Us the following intel.
hgence There was no change in the position of
| dtiiurS IN the Island T, VEG cn;o+ 81 l..