New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14
LEGISLATURE of New-York-cemple.e.

SEVENTH DlsrR1cr-John Porter Alber: Lester. Hen
re J SeGgwick Richard Il. Williams
EIGHTH DfsrRIcT-HGTrey Putncu, FredeTter + bdoS
ne Carlos Emmons Gideon Herd
Wings in Ediifs, New Members, Naive
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Ir.yy-I-r Hurts Robert D. Watson, Thomas L.
e1 MtEcAsy-yalsaud Coe.' John G. Collins
BRooME-SelparoRips French
CAYvGA-W william l. C0ransH, SGmnd BeiL John
'- CaTAE.rars-Gideog Searl Elijah i Ries-
CHAurAuauE-Elishd Yard Madison sHrHs'' 'e0Ta'
Lake.
CHEMrSG-Abrsm PriInmer -.
CHESASoo-Haar Z. Stor7s. solomon Ensign Dr.
Sands.
CrrxroN-Noyes ?. Gregory
CoLrNsIA-Wiism E. Hcrmancc Levi Pitts Jere
nish Hauver.
Cos-lAND-Joiu Miller, Amos Graves.
DELAwASE-Orrin Fooiet Reuben lewis -.
DurcuEss-ElndliGr Rdrtsn, Daniel Sherwood Zee
T. PierceS
ERIE-Sa,tau e. Hal. john T. Bash' James Hooc
EssEX-Ccle5 u. Bartort.'
FRASxLiS-Sidney Lawrence.
Fulton AND HAML ToN-Clarh :. GrnneA'
GESEsrE-1aroH Long, Herman SiodSe
GaEESE-Neely Lawrence, Peter w Van bergen
HEsE1MER-Wilaul c. Grain Henry Eysenan:
JrrFERsoS-Leyi Miller Henderson Ho~k, Ehhu
Mcneil
KrNGs-Gams!iel King, John A VOORHEES,.
LEwrs-NeLsoR }. SsGch.
L1ytSGsroN-Jokn Young YIN. s Fuilertoa.
MAD,seS-Thomas Y. LOOMS, Dr. Potter, Horace
Hawks.
Observation-Disclosures Lddle, Benz. Baird:
MoSsoE-Ufn. c. Boss jas. f. Thompson, Ma'te'cS
r Jingle r,,o, S,,,y,rd
Nxw-Yoax-Alex Wells. Joshua Fleet, Thos. ePoaoFG
Robt n Ludlow &c rardus Boyce, Wilson Small SAM
/ ridden. Jas r. Titus Alex Stewart. Joseph C. Albert
son Jonathan D. stevenson, John E. Deve!in John
Townsend.
oNEIpA-Beaj. Cooper, Chauneey c. Coos Da'e
Dorrdnce, RuSseL Fuller. -,
0STAKlo-4Irah WorG<a- Elics Cost, Joseph c. Shelton
ORANcE-Wilkin secor, Robert R. Thompson VIM
l.. Benedict
ORLEANs-De,,er KiHsmcr.
oswEco-Thomas Skelton' Reuben Drake.
OrsEco-E5ole:v Blaksig Benjamin Morehouse
Deos w. Dean
PUTNAM-Benjamin Bailey.
RES Ss;sa Z. Hayror Sam"el Mec'e'iaa
Justus No,;On.
RICHMoND-Uenry Cole.
RocgLAND-Samscn Marks c.
ST LAwRENCE-Bshop Perkins Asa l.. Hazclton
SARAroGA-.Jas W MGrr;a, Clcmccy b0WSh'oa.
ScuENEcrADy-Dtv avid NJ Moore.
ScHoHARix-Ihomas Lawyer, Thomes Smith.
SENEct-Aanson Woodwcrlh.
STEUnHN--Wm. C. Rogers, Otto +. Marshal, Andre"
G. Chaificd.
srrroLK-Richari \. Ude!l, Samuel a. Gardiner
SULLIVAN Richard Oliver.
TIoGA-Gidcon O. Chase
ToMPxrNs-H Henry S. UaIGrdye, James w. Mont
gomery.
ULsrER-Joseph w Low Charles Drake.
WARREN-Winhed s. Sherwood.
WAsuNGroN-S.S s. Vieic, LodotcecHs Foster.
WAyNE-EiiaS DUrite. James T. IPisHer.
INSTRUMENTATION r. Hayward, Ezra Mar
WYoMISG-dndrGc ". Young .irden Uood'nf
IArEs-George Wocou
Wings in halic Members of the last Assembly
AntiRen;ers. Independent Contested
THE MoRMoNS AGAIN.-Co!. Warren, Judge
Purple and Mr. Brayman Attorney for the state recent
IS paid visit Nauvoo and while thor route thher
they deserted force OF about two hundred Mormons
fully armed-whch was direct violation OF orders
previously issued by Gen Hardin. Col Warren feeling
that he could not let such thing this consistently
with his duty pass unnotced, invited Brigham Young
and some OF the leading authorities conference, the
result which thus detailed in the quincy wig
He Col WARREN informed them that the armed men on
the prairie was contrary to orders and wanted TO know
what To this Young gave no satisfactory re-
plv ne stated however that IL their intention q
submit to arrests and ridcued the Court, tue
Judge the Attorney OF the State. who present and
in substance, dehed the power OF the state After him
Elder Taylor another OF the Twcves, got up and abus
ed the Governor State offices, &c Brigham Young
again got up and said he not very good at apollo
gy but they mind wha, Elder Taylor said thai
he always making trouble &c Col Warren told them
in plain talk what ne thought OF their conduct and
that rs an officer he should do his duty and carry ou
the law. While this going on, Deputy of the Uni
ted States Marshal arrived with detachment OF the
Quincy Rifles with writ for Brigham Young cnarg ed
with counteeiting the coin OF the United States Th;
becoming known in the city the excitement was ire
mendous the Mormous assembled IN large crowds. aud
a disposition was manifested BIZ them resist all at
tcmpts 10 arrest any person IN Nauvoo Alter con
sutatlon with the officer by Judge Purple and others II
deemed advisable 10 postpone the execution OF the
writ at the time for the personal safety OF all concerned