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The MoRMoNs.-A passenger from the Upper
Missouri informs us that the Mormons are in
hourishing condition, in their location on the
fine lands of the Poawaamie purchase, on both
sides of the river, above Council Bluffs. They
have planted immense fields of corn-to the extent,
it is estimated, Of 10000 acres-and> other grain
and produce. They have built also, atown, called
+" Uinfer Quarters" which already contains po-
puation of some seven thousand souls. This town
is entirely picketed in. 1t is represented that the
Mormons are on friendly terms with the Indians,
who rarely modest them, although they are accused
of occasionally stealing cattle.-N Louis Repub.