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oe'S hS ~ iotW an Imposing tOrco Ol 5OOU
men. The City Councils have voted $33, ,OOo
to raise regiment Of infa antry, a battalion o'
artillery, and troop of horse, for the defence
OF the city against ,nobs.


Three thousand dollars have been subscribed
ior the relief of the relatives ot those killed
during the late riots.-.N Y True Sun.


Several editors have been arrested, for pub
fishing Incendiary matter The editor of the
Native American the editor Of tho Sun, A.
NJ. Hanna, and Col } Watmough.


An attempt to burn Columbia bridge was
made, to keep persons from coming to the ci-
ty, but it was discovered.


Caharine Kane was arrested and held to
bail IN 500 for using inlammatory language.


Examinations and arrests are being made,
and The military have not YET left the city.


FrOmiEe Quincy Herald Extra Oft 29th ult, :
TIE MURDER OF JOE ANDH HYRUM


SMITH


Gov Ford arrived iu this city this morning,
much worn down by travel and fatigue, hav-
log left Carthage yesterday. 1t is now GER
tain that only Joe and iIyrum Smith are Kill
led, and they were murdered in cold blood.





Carthage to Nauvoo, for the purpose of ascer-
tanning satisfactorily the strength Of The Nor
mon force, al excited mob assembled nea,
aC'thage, disf:ured themselves by painting
their faces, and made rush upon the Jail
where Joe aud his fellow prisoners were con-
fined. The guard placed by The Governor Ia
protect the jail were overpowered by superio'
numbers, the doors OF the Jail forced, and Joe
aud Hvrum both shot HyTiIm was in Il a utlv
killed by ball which passed through his
head. Joe was in the act Of raising the win
dow when he was shot both from without and
within, and fell GU, of the window to the
ground. Richards, whom we supposed yes
Ierday was dead, escaped unhut by shutting
himself up in cell in the Jail. Mr. Taylor
the editor of the Nauvoo Neishbor, was in the
room with the Smiths, and received three
balls in his leg, and one in his arm. He is
tot considered dangerous. Three of the as
sailants were slightly wounded.


1t will probably never be known who shot
Joseph and Hyruln Smith-hu, their murder
was cold-bIooded, cowardIy act, which will
consign the perpetrators it discovered. to
merited intamy and disgrace. They have
broken the pledge to the Cove nor di<gracec
themselves aud State TO which they belong.
They have crimsoned their pertdiiy with
blood.


The Governor has issued orders for the
raising of troops 10 be in readiness in case OF
emergency. This is certainly discreet and
provldent movement. For, although quiet
reisns II, present in Nauvoo and vicinity, the
prejudice and excitement is so great, there is
no knowing how soon another outbreak may