Hancock Affairs.
It appears that the Mormons have, for years past, determined among themselves to remove; and that their recent publication of that inten-tion is not so much in consequence of recent e-vents, as it is said, was conceived by Jos. Smith, some time before his death. The place of their ultimate destination is Vancouver's Island, in the territory of Oregon, whence they will all remove next spring.
Gen. Hardin has still in the field about one hundred troops, who will remain under arms until every thing is quiet in Hancock, and the surrounding counties. Every exertion is now making to arrest the burners, and all other vi-olators of the law in Hancock. [Illinois State Reg., Oct. 10.
