From the St. Louis Reveille, Sept.
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ORDER REIGNs IN Hancock --THE WAR AT AN
END.-The officers Of the steamer Alvarado, which
boat arrived down from KeUkuk Yesterday, inform
US that compromise had been effected between the
Mormons and the i.Mormons-the former
agreeing to leave the State in five days-a commit
tee only remaining behind with powers of attor-
ney to dispose Of their property. The steamer
Osprey was lying at Nauvoo on Thursday evening,
for the purpose Of taking the Mormons on board.
1t Is their intention to remove to Strang's settle
ment, in Wisconsin. A number Of antics had SIT
ed the town, after the agreement was ratified be.
tween the parties. Babbit, the principal leader
among the Monmons, gathered them into the TEN.
pie, read the proposition TO leave, and they mme.
daiey agreed thus exhibiting in their conduct II
commenjabe regard for peace, and awakening a
sympathy even among some of their prosecutors
we viii observe with some interest, the course OF
me anu-Mormons hereafter, to sec how long they
will remain in peace. Il would not surprise us t.
see them forming mob, in a morth's time, TO burn
down the houses In Nauvoo, because they found
purchasers among new citzens.