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ken refuge. The citizen soldiery, per.
fectly exasperated, were IN the act of ma.
king an attack upon the temple, crying
for revenge and blood. Gov. Ford had
ordered draft of twenty thousand of the
militia, who were thronging in from every
direction, armed and equipped, according
to law. Gen. Henry Stephens left in the
evening with 1900 soldiers, collected from
in and about Carthage, to disperse the
mob, but it is feared that they would turn,
to a man, General and all, against the cit
izens Of Nauvoo. Expresses we're run
ming half hourly between Carthage and
Nauvoo and Springfield.


The letter which furnishes this intelli-
gence is dated Carthage, ILL.,, and it ends
as follows:


"God only knows where this horrid af-
fair will terminate. Gen. Scott has just
arrived to take command of the military"


There may be some truth in this, and
there may not be any. But we have been
expecting an outbreak of the sort from the
herd of rascals which congregate in the
Holy City. Mobile Tribune.