New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

From Nnuvoo.
By the Western Belle which arrived on the 10th
from kcokuk, the s. Louis Union OF the 18th has intel
lieence from the of riot up Monday noon No
farther difficulties had occurred but the Antics were
making active preparations TO renew hostliues on the
following day They had sent TO Quincy for cannon
balls powder etc and would renew the onset soon as
they could receive them.
The reported death of the two Andersons father and
son, and OF Mr. Norris respectable blacksmith OF Maui
VOC proves to be They died nobly defending
those rights guaranteed to every citizen. is also
that Smith, OF Carthage OF the rngleaders of the
mob is very badly wounded supposed MORALLY and
that some haitdozen others are wounded. We cannot
however look for impartial details during the present
excitement No TWO accounts that we have heard or
met with, entirely correspond
LGter.-The Union of the 18th says w learn
romthe clerk ofthe Ocean UGU that previous 10 leaving
keokuk ON Tuesday evening intelligence received
from Mon,rose cnoEsr bdii. Firing had been heard
in the direction Of the two encampments all day but
particulars had been learned OF the result OF the engage
ment'
THE Civil WAR IN HAScocK.-In addition to
what is stated in correspondence we learn that III
committee appointed by the citizens OF Quincy had
rived Nauvoo and visited both camps that they had
far succeeded in their mission 10 trinc about
ce station of hostilues, for iortyeigh hours, com
incncng the afternoon of Tuesday, and that il was
hoped time would be thus afforded for the adjustment
of the matters at issue between the two parties
The citizens OF Burlington in Iowa nave held meet
Ing on the subject OF The MonnOus, but OF the exact
character OF the proceedings we are not informed
~. Louis Republican, 18th
Sly Tons OF CANNON BAILs.-The ST. Louis
New Era OF the 18th says g" The steamer Ocean Wave
carried up last evening six tons of pig metal to be cast
into balls at the Quincy foundry Tor the use OF The Anti
Mormons An order had been sent from the Ant-Nor.
10 have large number cast but running short OF
metal they compelled TO send 10 this city for
supply. From this il would appear that cannon balls
are indispensable, and that the present difficulties are 10
be settled through and by them only
MORE or THE MoRMoSs.-When the Western
Belle a, keokuk, the pilot and Two other persons
took the yaw and rowed up the river far As Nauvoo
When opposite 10 Nauvoo they were hailed by persons
the city bat answer and rowed on up the nv
er Thereupon they were tired at rom the city. and
compelled to land When found that they did no;
belong 10 the tM0lmon forces they were permitted
to go The Mornons appear 10 have taken the control
OF the river that place. st. Louis New Era 18th
MonNoSS roRSAKiNG SAuvoo-We noticed
yesterday board the steamers Ocean Wave and Foto
ST. which arrived from heokuk between twelve ana III
teen families Of MornonS-women and children-who
have been compelled 10 leave then homes In Nauvee
from the length to which hostines have been carried IN
tina, vicinity Msnv of then resided IN portion OF the
town now occupied BY the Antics and 10 preserve their
lives they have had dee with but little OF the. house
hold goods aud several with nothing more than few
articles OF wearing apparel Those on the ocean ave
were entirely destitute OF means. aud came 10 TINS
city with the hope OF meeting some trends VINO WI
relieve their necessities That their danger was luin
men, thsre can be no mistake FOR SAW several aru
Giles OF furniture in their possession wnlcA had been
pierced by the balls while in their houses al Nauvoo
The root OF house occupied by one OF the families
shot away by cannon ball; ana several others aa
10 leave their homes amidst the ruin and danger which
threatened them from the hrns OF the conteadia2 par
ties The heads OF the families winch have arrived here
are still in Nauvoo and in Inc ranks OF the force assem-
bei 10 protect the city. tst' Louis New fFs 1'In'
LITERARY ISTELLIGENcE.-Wley n Putnam
have in press and viii shortly publish the Travels OF /
Bavard Taylor edited BY Nj Willis. Mr. Taylor per-
formed an extensive tour through Europe as Pedestrian
and on returning to this city found that ne had ex-
PENDED only the sum oi.sre haadrsd dollars. These
singular facts together with the ability OF the writer,
will give the work an INN anse sale
Wiley x Putnam Will ali publish an interesting
work on the Jsu, Misson -es who figured in our cour
try in the times 0; old. The Author is Rev NJ
Kip OF Albany
These publishers have aso IN hand Chsr!es Lsnraal :
new Volume 1t Is about III; Upper Mississippi and axe
SUPERIOR, and we believe !. 70 be illustrated
20 The force concentrated st san Antonio
teIasN under Gen Wool or the invasion OF the PROF.
i,,s of thin,nhuS amounted on the I'm INST 70 oOu
men INCLUDING eight companies OF regulars letter
from an officer of high standing under Woo! says OF the
volunteers they are se eess loops oops 81 oe se ~
~ GALE has made SD havoc among the Lake
hinpinrs2 saws the Cleveland Plsindsaer OF the u 81
Some twenty vessels had 10 take refuge among me
Islands Two hands were lost overheard roin ne zen
~ CLAY cargo q: whea: the propeller Conan was
nearly ruined.
MILITARY APPOINTMENT Thompson now
AZ Jefferson Barracks has been ordered 10 take Command
NJ The Battalion OF Mornons, now on their route 10
Ssnta Fe in the service OF ths United States de has
the rank o. Lieut.. Colonel Isl Louis Repuo l>'h
- Harrison Fuller, who was indicted some
months ago for shooting James Allen es'an Is no"
on trial at Syracuse to- rllrde-
~ The propeller California left Buffalo on Fri
asr win very larce lo&d 81 freight Tor Chicaso-aad
during fhe galG of Saturds WIS driven on thn rocks
ncsr point an Pelee where hlte lies aground
.r,yood,, Celebrated Empire Geek Stoves.
These Stores IRE wsrrsnIri usual PERSONS waalls
Cook Stoves invited esHiae mem 1e;oe -,
Waier-sl.
r5- To Ladics.-Mrs COVE continues 70 siy yS, ac.
vice and direction with respectful the spPlcanon o. ss
Cure n al diseases Of yo.t-n ard eaiic's- -