Northern Illinois.

Correspondence OF The New-Yors Tribune.


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G,LySA. ,Iil) July %, 1874.


The troubles among the Mormons at Nauvoo
are over, and quiet is again restored ! think
there will be no farther disturbance there. The
humbug has exploded with the death Of the I'm.
pustor, Joe Smith and liosc who were his de.
luded followers arc scattering o til lnor wina-
There is now nc power pI:SeeP them together,
and sgch is the hostility tse People of Hancock
County 10 them that they will not probably much
Icngcr DC known as distinct body at Nauvoo.
Every boat that passes the ' Holy City" now
takes away a large number Of the " Saints."-
They are very bitter against Gov. Ford, and in
sist, without reason, that he was privy to the
murder of the Prophet. Ford before he gets
through with them, viii get we'll paid for his in.
trigues with them.


Our Election takes place in two weeks from
Monday next, and there will undoubtedly be a
heavy vote poed. In this District we have the
strongest hopes of electing the Wing Candidate
for Congress, NJ. P. SWEET, Esq. He has been
canvessing the District with great spirit, energy
and ability for the last SIX weeks. TO give you
some idea OF the way our candidates do up
things" IN this remote regIon. will state how
Mr.. Sweet canyassed this joe DaviessI County
He arrived at Gaiena on Saturday P. NJ July l3,
after having ridden all the previous night, and
made speech in the evening TO large crowd in
the street. On Monday following he goes from
Galcna TO Nlillvil!e, q miles, where he makes
speech at II O'Clock 4. NJ. !; he returns 10 Scoles'
Mound, eleven miles from Mlville, and makes
speech there at ) o'clock P NJ. ard returns to
Galena on the same day. On Tuesday morning
he goes to Apple River, fifteen miles, and makes
speech at Il o'clock Nj from thence he goes
to the South D!ggins. two miles, and makes an.
other speech at O'Clock on the same day. On
Wednesday morning he goes from the South Dig
gins to Craig's, ten miles. where he makes a
speech at II O'Clock A. NJ and from thence
back TO Galcna, fifteen niles, where he makes
another speech at o'cock P. ~ When the
bad state Of the roads aud lhe hot weather are
taken into the account, / think it viii he acknow
lcdged that Illinois has some as interchangeable
Wings as can be found III the Union.


Boye, the present incumbent aud candidate for
reelection, has only made one speech during the
canvass, and has not as yet gone abou, the Dis
tfict at al. His Mormon friends are Slopiag ra-
ther TOO thick and iast . render his prospects
very encouraging. Yours &c.