Later from Nauvoo.
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BALTIMORE, Thursday Night.
The Western mail brings US two days later intel
gence from Nauvoo. The officers Of the steamboat
Monona arrived at St Louis the 18th, and reported
having passed Nauvoo the 10Th. up to which time
there had been acts Of violence committed. Nearly
four hundred mon were stationed in Nauvoo awaiting
the anticipated attack, under ihe new citizens
(who not Mormons have united to repel the lawess
invaders Of their homes.