I From tue Missouri Republican l
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HE DISTURBANCES IN JACKSON eoUN- TY.-We are glad to receive more pacific accounts from the county of Jackson, ln which such disgraceful broils have recent ly taken place. We understand that the Mormonites have determined not to oppose any further armed resistance to the wishes of the dominant party; and that they were rapidly leaving the county and their homes, with the intention of forming another com munity elsewhere. They are determined, however, 1t IS said, to prosecute the citi- zens engaged in hostilities towards them, and for the depredations committed upon their property; aud in this event, those who have disfegarded all law, may be made to feel its heaviest penalties, both in their per. sons and fortunes. The Mormonites have undoubtedly adopted the best course which was left to them; and all alarm has subsi- ded in that county.

 All our accounts, we are happy to say, concur In one thing, that the original state ment as to the number killed, was much exaggerated The most authentic and Ia- test account which has reached us, puts down the number at sIX-two of the citi- zens and four of the Mormonites-and q good many wounded. IhIs statement was brought by the steamboat Dove, from In- dependence, the seat of justice of Jackson county. Many reports prevailed even ill that quarter, as to the extent of the loss of life; and the first rumors may have well gained circulation without any sinister mo- tive in those who gave credencc and publi- city to them.

 We are informed that an authentic state ment of all the occurrences which have disgraced that county, may be shortly ex- pected. It was to be made out by some very respectable gentlemen of the county who have, from beginning 10 end, taken no part in the contest-and in whose vera city every confidence may be placed. Such a statement Is due to the people of Missou- T, whose reputation must suffer in the eyes of ali good men; and may remove much of the odium which at present attaches to one of the parties engaged in this disropu- table contest