The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-06
Mormon Intelligence.


DENOMINATIONS THE FiFTEErrH.-lt will be
membered that in anticipation outbreak the 18th
a sr was issued oy Major adv,
warning those who meditaed mischief that they would
be dealt wrh las the law directs" We happy to say
that the critical day passed without the commission
and two hundred assembled Pontoosuc but the bet
commencement Of hostilics, quarrel took place be-
this section and the fighting party One man snap
ped musket at the head of another and for time
supposed that opportunity would have been afforded
the begercnts to crafty their rowdy propenses by
the wound "n buses. bS an
in copious libations of the ardent, and those who
could get away, struggled home at nigh.-fal--
The assemblagc at Carthage turned out miserable affair.
The Indignation Of the leaders found vent in bullying
speeches. and the consequences Of overt act Of vo
to dismiss At Warsaw all passed off quietly. The fact
is the party has separated into two distinct
opposed to those of the other. All the respectable
bers OF the party to violence and appear salts
Der about onetenth 81 the whole, are for row and
fight either with without justification We salts.
fed that this party cannot muster 400 strong and the
surrounding counties will not countenance their acts
respectable anti. Mormon from McDonough county,
expresses the opinion that they cannot obtain the
aid Of five men in that county We hear of
other outrages since the scourging of Mr.. Rea-
Threatening letters have been written to many who
are not Mormons. ordering them of within limited
time Judge Crane formerly of Henderson county who
has purchased Mormon property and moved into Han
cock was formally notified by the mob to clear OUT
The judge and his son came into town q few days ago
for arms and the probability is that he will rclin
quish his property without q contest At Nauvoo, the
excitement has entirely subsidized Tho new citizens
are well provided with the OF resisting any attack
which may be made, but do not anticipate difficult
~ They rely altogether upon the vigilance and energy
OF Major Warren and his small but efficient detachment
HAScocK CIsculr CorRr.-some of our citizens who
returned from Carthage, yesterday, represent the
All apprehension of outbreak has subsidized and the
business Of the progresses with regularity and de-
spatch Judge Purple prcsdcs and Captain Morgan and
of - Ro~l
well, (who was brought from Quincy for the purpose)
was arraigned on Wednesday, and took change of
nue. to 10 Dsves county He will be tried at the next
term in Galena Majsr Warren is duty at Carthage,
with part Of his command Sheriff Pitman of Adams
county has Rockwell In charge and will retarn with
him to Quincy Immediately.
THE MORMON REMSArT.-A large majority Of the
Mornons have slreadv Left the State and those who still
remain are outstanding their and working hard
IN order to procure an outfit Most Of the farmers have
either disposed other property or eh in the hands Of
agents. The city half deserted, the bulk o. improved
property having been sold and the houses vacated Hun
drcds of families preparing to occupy the former
homes Of the Mormons, soon a. becomes apparent
that mobs have boon suppressed and ORDER
over anarchy. We know Of many VINO arc put wMung
the better auspices which now begin to shed their in
fuence upon the place. cannot be doubted that Nauvoo
will command large population and enjoy permanent
improved by an expenditure Of great labor and
siderable sums Of money and they have been compel
led to sacrifice for less than third its real value
and throw away the result o. wears r 81 INDUSTRY Mmay
All have resolved to leave however. and those who 90
vet amongst but await the transfer of property et
away. The poor will have to rely upon the to be
fpm abroad Is to be presumed that in due time faci
les will be provided and the people Of Illinois may rest
assured that shsy will all leave with the utmost dispatch,
o eppessun'es are Afforded them for - doing