New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06
Mormon Affairs, &c.
From The Nauvoo Eagle, May %.

From the Sauvoo Eagle, May -.
A large majority Of the Mormons have already
left the and those who still remain are husoansDg
ae resources and working hard in order TO procure an
outfit Most of the farmers have either disposed OF their
property or In the hands of agents. The city Is half
deserted the bulk OF improved property having been sold
ind the vacated Hundreds OF families are prepar-
ing occupy the former homes OF the Morons as soon
as IL becomes apparent that mobs have been suPprt
and predomiuates anarchy We know Of many
who waiting for the restoration of tranquility To
move in under the auspices which begin
10 shed their influence upon the place. cannot be- doubt
Ell that Nauvoo Will command large population and en-
icy q permanent prosperity.
Much OF the Mormon property has been improved by
expenditure OF great labor ano considerable sums OF
money and they have been compelled 10 sacrifice t
for less than third lis real and throw the
result years OF industry 1t may be supposed that the
parting without reluctance. all have resolved TO
leave however and those who JET among US but
await the transfer vi property 10 get away The poor
will have rely upon the be- derived from the
sale OF church estates, and collections from abroad IL
is 10 be presumed that in due time facilities will be pro-
vided and the people OF aois may rest assured that
they will all leave with the utmost dispatch, opportu
mixes are afforded them for 90 doing.
some OF citizens who returned from Carthage yes
erday represent the present OF Affairs quiet and
peacea5e All apprehension OF sn outbreak ha. subsidized
he business Of the Court progresses with regularity
and .pa;ch. Judge Purple Presdes and Captain Nor
gan Prentiss. oic officers of the Court
Rockwell (whC brought from Quincy for the pur-
poss) arraigned Wednesday and took change OF
j
term in Galena.
Major Warren is on duty a, Carthage with part of his
command Sheriff Ptman ofsAf2ns county has Rock
well n charge, and will return Win him 10 Quincy ime
diately
Confidence has been restored 20 the new citizens
purchasers again coming in and the remaining Nor
ously engaged 10 their prepare
oo. for eaving Al! this oss been accomplished by the
decision and energy Of Major Warren. snd We hazard
Nothing 10 saying tns his presence here has saved from
destruction large amount Of property and perhaps the
iiTes OF hundreds Should the Executive think proper
authorize him remain a sufficient length Of tme
there 10 not shadow Of doub,. troubles will
De al end and this distracted portion Of the
State placed in condition 10 resume It's onward march
TO prosperity WIKI an assurance of permanent peace.
SANTA FE EXPEDITIONS In campaign against
New Mexico the principal difficulty will procure
sdeQuate subsistence for the army. Something sy be
done by killing game buffalo. deer and antelopes and 10
some places the herds OF wild mustangs will afford the
Of substance. But this Is very precsrous
OF Keeping large force il the fsld he cattle
and sheep IN New Mexico would afford some supplies
but ;hey lot sufficiently numerous TO maintain large
armies. To keep fuI supplies OF food would require
much active exr.tion snc good management and large
cetachsnis OF hunters and orsgers would have 10
constantly kept Il the field. This would require
ssiil ADD seperslsh,p than any part Of tne duties
OF ;ne csmpsign- Supplies OF provisions would have
70 Do hsu!et 10 wagons scEcss the plains and herds
might % driven II the direction. TIE subsistence
department OF such expedition would be peculiarly
aose II command. Suitable preparations for supplies
should De made before the expedition starts In orte,
ma, they Fay know on what 10 depend
st Louia New Era.
ARSON AZ WEST HosoKES, n. 1.-The csrpen
@ shop q: Yves. Eoboken erected last year By the
G. :. Browning. Esq aad occupied BY ~ Brown builder
was Destroyed on Tuesday night as It's contents
Sot:nsurec On Wednesday morning acwe.Hs the
same village, erecting for {. Miller nearly com plvted,
discovered TO hare been visited by during
tie same right VITO mad kndled IRE in the basement,
underneath the Stairs, which Considerable ca4rred
sn1! quantity Of Jared oakUm ana Of matches
we're fo1nc on the premises. Nr. Muiers former house
when II state o: torwa.doess last FALL WAS ou-n
10 me ground and Ike company are engaged Il
The eFscuoa Of me elia. Mr. Brown teiaS ne
builder. The Isaa5taais OF the village, 81 public meet
ng held on ecnescay eTeaDs, with grea; psonptness
subscribed $500 wnrd for The apprehension and couTlc
zoe OF The incent,ary. lCom.Atv.
q Father Heinrich" is TO have compliment
tary bestc concert gwen him in Boston on Saturday
ming, the 18Th.