The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-20


This morning OrdiA alton service will he performed
in st Johns Church, Eiizabethtown, by Bishop Doane
8: James, Church in jay street, Brooklyn. will be
vice at halfpsst 10 o'clock. A. NJ. Bishop Hughes will
preach on the occasion
Mormon A6asrs-Laser from Nauvoo.
The It Louis Republican Of the 18th inst has recev
Cd the foown, in erss,ing Intelligence from person.
anived from Nauvoo The agreement entered into by
Gen Singleton. and others, en- behalf Of the anti Nor
Gen Singleton withdrew frum all connection with the
spi-Mormons on The rejection Of the compromise. and
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officers and men who elected him. that in case they
were permitted to march into Nauveo without opposi-
ton injury should be done TO person or property;
bis orders should be implicitly obeyed in all things;
property destroyed and no blood be spilled Upon these
conditions and these alone would he consent to become
ns. Blu, ns M Sesds Ts
pledge given but whether it will be adhered to or
not, time Fill determine
unde rstand il determined by the Anti Mormons to
their camp this morning to within about three
miles of Nauvoo is reported here that the Mormons
fight
spent most of the day yesterday in the Anti Mormon
camp, learning all could in relation to the difficulties
here. Every man had the story OF his grievances and
wrongs to relate and if half they say is true about the
they not to blame for seeking redress relation of
them would be repetition Of what has already been
in camp OF all ages and conditions. old and young rich
and poor. There many grey. headed men. some of
whom are not less than seventy wears Of age They
have been duty nearly three weeks away from
think this speaks louder than words Of the causes which
mination of the old citizens to le I'VE the county
Many of those who left the camp day before yester
p probably iy''i reach i've hundred they viii not
be able again to assemble as larSea force as
ming impatient. and those VIII, are lukewsrm in the
cause are returning home hope the crisis may soon
arrive win go 70 day to Warsaw, from whence will
Ps The tents ofthe AntiMormon camp were struck
last night about two O'Clock, and they have marched
that the Mormons are determined TO fight presume
demonstration will be made tomorrow.
The agreement spoken of above is az follows 1T
rejected by thean ties, whereupon Col Singleton their
commander, resigned.
For the purpose Of producing permanent settlement
securing permanent peace and ensuring the proper
execution Of the laws it is hereby stipulated and agreed
voo shall commence moving immediately and the whole
shall within sixty days, move from the state or dis
main for the transaction and completion Of business
ID That force OF twenty-five men for the protection
81 all parties the o. Of the the Gs sta
for the said period of sixty days. and that one
haloi the expenses OF said force be borne by the citi
Sd That an attorney be selected by the Governor to
be stationed in Nauvoo to take the supervision OF all
wrs issued or to be issued, who shall have discretion
and control of said place.
4th Thst the Mormon population OF the city Of Maui
Brayman Of Spring field Illinois to be by him rec iped
for and safely kept to be returned on the order OF said
@ that apso as r Shall certify
Singleton that the provisions OF stipulation 4th are COM
Piled WITH by the delivery Of the arms of the Mormons
the force under the command OF Gen Singleton shall DO
disbanded and return home.
9th bond shall be made by the citizens of Nauvoo
for the of their half of the necessary pay
the expenses of the be raised and similar bond
by the citizens out of Nauvoo to be paid at such times
and in such sums as may be drawn for by the said Mr.
Braynan.
7h 1t is understood that the beginning Of the sti
pulatons. all ho:ties. Of any kind. are to cease De.
are to be dispensed with armed possess are to be
ssed but the force herein provided to be raised shall be
called upon aid the civil officers and preserve the
peace, when necessary it being the intention of the
Undersigned, in good faith to and maintain tran
guilty in the county OF Hancock
While was in the camp DR. Conyer, Mr.. Wood, Mr..
Price aud Mr.. Flood OF Quincy, to ascertain
if proposals for a compromise would be accepted
From the feeling mani esed by the anti Mormons do not
believe tina; any compromise can be effected but if the
into the city Of Nauvoo the times Of surrender,
that the and property Of the citizens OF Nauvoo
Nor nons and new citizens will be held nvolae and IN
injured do not suppose that Back cnstos Rockwell,
Pickett would he safe but such event they would
most likely be amongst the missing The Antics have
pledged themselves TO commit no violence IN Nauvoo II
they permitted 20 enter it without opposition and
with that endorsed by these from Quincy
the Mermons consent to let them mach in aud exc
cute the wits they hold if they find the persons
they against Unless such conditions
agreed TO by the Normons l see no alternative but
fight
In relation to the present difficulties here Gov Ford
has exposed ms want OF capacity to WELD his executive
powers and perform his duties to great extent
he has previously done in the multiplicity Of his blum
aers In the first place he sent Ma Parker here with
twenty five men, to the peace OF tho county
He then sends Mr. Bray Of Springfield with power.
if he fit, as understand ~ revoke Major Parkers
commission ana he sends Major Flood Of Quincy
to supercede them both, with power to call out the Mill
tia oil the State If necessary to qnel the
The matter has advanced too far no for all the militia of
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before the matter will be settled way The blood
OF hundreds OF honest may be spilled and the tears
OF widows and orphans may cry for vengeance the
heads OF those no permitted of things to
exist; snd understand if Major Flood and the gentle
men connected with him cannot effect compromise,
they will return home and have nothing to do with it
II has been reported that two of the Mormons
One has certainly been killed Was told his name but
have forgotten it. While was in the camp to-day the
scouts OF the Mormohs were fred upon in sight OF the
camp. The parties however, too far apart, be.
lieve, to do any injury had the pleasure of witnessing
it and for fear of getting hole in my jacket concluded
TO eare The circumstance created great confusion IN
camp; and if fight comes enough every man will
be apt to fight his hook, without respect to his
commander shall probably return there tomorrow
but if do, shall take care to have fleet horse.
Movements OF Travellers.
The following is epitome OF the arrivals Of yester
day and Friday, at aforementioned hotels Thoss Of
the former day being necessarily excluded by the
AsroR.-F. Browne, Baltimore; G. Coca Madrid; 9
Crowzart, 7 Trois New Orleans; w. Warner Troy; NJ.
Steele balumoTo; j. Agar, H. clarke, charleston; j.
Cutting. J. Clarke, Boston; Crookshank, st. Louis; T.
Patton Nantucket; Mcneil Hudson, r. Crafts, Boston,
j. Glass Montreal; r. Owen, England; E. Dickinson, N
Jersey;r. Bradley 5. Wahons Alabama; l. Dove, Va;
Dr. Rundlet, Portsmouth,; T. MATHEW, Troy; q. Combs,
Mary aud H Lufevre, E. Hale Boston N Carter, JEFF
fries, England; Ramsay, south Caroln Rev r. Hal
lam, New London; J. T. Benny castle, N York; Dr. Sey
mour Virginia; g. Locke, Indiana A. Tseedy, Mills,
Connecicat; Denis Leonard, Ireland; is X Anderson,
England; w. Dunn, Aianama; C. Rabbit Rochester; X.
Peters, Georgia; T. stonow, Paris; @. English, Phils
delphia.
CrY-C Eakm, Philadelphia; B. Deland. E. Page. T
Sampson, Boston; Coopers d Harnden, Oxford; +.
Gibbs. Bsmore Bullock, Indiana; j. Ros ertson, q.
Springer, Cincinnati; Hon + Watrous Texas J. Bag
ley, Virginia; w Little, Nachez; r. Rogers, r. Island;
ID Sickier, New Jersey; Palmer. New Orleans; w.
Carp, Washington X. IL. Mason Florida; &c. Fox PhIa-