From the 81. Louis Union. sept. 10.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM NAUVoo-THE WAR
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The Alvarado arrived this morning, at eleven
o'clock, from keokuk, bringing intelligence from
NauVoo up 10 Friday morning. Some skIrmIshng
took place on Tuesday, but 50 far as can be asceT
mmed, nothing serious resulted During Wednes-
day negotiations in progress between the par.
ties, and on Thursday morning it was finally con-
cluded that the besleged or those Of them who had
Iaken part in the hosulites Of the few days preyi-
Gus, should al once captulae, lay down their arms,
aud leave the cIty and State within five days. The
number embraced IA this requirement is variOusly
estimated at from three seven hundred about one
hundred and hty only of whom Mormons.
On Thursday evening the moboeras marched in,
and touk formal possession of the city. The
BOAT Osprey had air, ady ea for StrangtoWn, Nor
mon settlement Ia Wisconsin, crowded with passen-
gers. The AIyarado brought number Of the pro-
scrbed citlzcns to this place Some Of them go
eastward.


The total Of killed and wounded in the different
skrml shes is not yet ascsraned, bat IL is believed
tc be not very great Captain Smith, Of Carthage,
died Of his wounds before reaching home. Several
others Of the snres aud few Of the new cilizens,
are also said to have been mortaly wounded.