WAR AMONG THE MORMONs.
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Latest rom Nauroo--"IAe Time is Comc'''-TAe


Prophet in Danger. -..


An extra from the Office of the Warsaw Sig.
nal. came to US yesterday morning, containing
some further statements about the present trouble
at Nauvoo. This is the way the Signal talks
about it. Heading his extra with,


"Ihe Time is Gomez"
he goes on, after stating the matter, as follows:


We have only to state, that this is sufficient!
War and determination is inevitable! Citizens,
ARISE, ONE and ALL!!!-Can you stand by, and
suffer such INTERNAL DEVILS! to rob men of their
property and rights. without avenging them. We
have no time for comment-every man will make
his own. Let IL be made rit. POWDER and BALL!


LATER--6 o'clock, P. NJ. We have Just learned
from Carthage, that wrts have been procured,
and officers despatched to Nauvoo, to a rrest the
perpetrators of the outrage.


1t is also rumored, that Joe is causing the
rest Of every man in Nauvoo, who is opposed to
him, and does not justify his proceedings.


BY the stage driver we learn, that the press, &c.
we're destroyed little after sun down, last eve.
ming.


We await the final result with anxiety. Much
excitement exists; but the course determined on, is
to throw Joe into opposition to the laws.


II seems that in destroying the Expositor office,
JOS orders were, if resistance were made, for the
officers to demosh the building, and property, of
all who were concerned in publishing said paper;
and, also, take all into custody who might refuse
to obey the authorities of the city.


Accordingly. company consisting of some
200 men, armed and equipped with muskets,
swords. pistols, bowie-knves, sledge-hammers,
&C., assisted by crowd of several hundred min
ions, who volunteered their services on the occa-
sion, ma rohod to the building. and breaking open
the doors with sledg hammer, commenced the
work Of destruction and desperation.


They tumbled the press and materials into the
street, and set fire TO them, demolished the machine
ry Duh sledge-hamn'er, and injured the build
ing rery materially.