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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
COLONIAL DEPARTMENT, March s.

-
DOWNING STREET, March 8, 1914.
Dispatches of which the following are Coz
pies, have been this day received by Earl
Bathurst, one of his Majes'y's principal Sc
cretapies of State. from Major General Sir
John Lambert, * G.. b. commanding on the
coast of Louisiana.
Camp, in front of the enemy's lines ,
below New Orleans, Jan. 10. 1916
My LORD,
1t becomes my duty TO lay before your
Lordship, the proceedings of the force late
Iy employed on the coast cf Louisiana. un-
der the Command Of Major General the hon,
Sir Z. M. Pakenham, X. B. and acting in
concert with Vice Admiral the Hon. Sir A.
Cochrane, K. B.
The report which enclose from Major
General Keane, will put your Lordship in
possession of the occurrences which took
place until the arrival of Major General the
Hon. Sir T.. Pakenham to assume the com.
mand from that period, send an extract
of the journal of Major Forrest, Assistant
Quarter Master General, up to the time of
the joining of the troops (Which sailed on the
26th of October last under my command)
aud which was on the 9th of January and
from that period, shall detail, as well as
am able, the subsequent events.
found the army in position, in a fat
country, with the Mississippi on its left, and
a thick extensive wood on its right and o.
pen to it's front, from which the enemy's
line was quite distnguishabe.
Ii seems Sir T.. Pakenham had waited
for the arrival Of the Fusileers and AID reg.
iment, in order to make a general attack
upon the enemy's line and on the 9th, the
army was formed for that object.
In order 70 give your lordship as clear a
view as can, / shall state the position of
the enemy. On the left bank of the river
il was simply straight line Of about front
OF 1000 yards with parapet, the right res
ting on the river, and the hgft on a wood
which had been made impracticable for any
body OF troops to pass. This line was
strengthened by flank works, and had ca.
nal of about four feet deep generally, but
not altogether of an equal width Il was
supposed to narrow towards their left a
bout eight heavy guns were in position on
this line. The Mississippi is here about
500 yards across, and they iad on the
right bank heavy battery of twelve guns.
which en6laded the whole front of the posi-,
tiop on the lett bank.
Preparations were made on our side by
Se'y considerable labour, to clear out and
Widen canal that communicated with a
stream ~ which the beats had passed up
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
Return of Casualties between the 9Th and
10Th January 1915.

~olu JANUARY 1913.
Iotai-1 rank and file killed 1 lieu,e-
nant' sergeant, 3 rank and file wounded.
Return OF the ordnance taken from, the enc.
my oy detachment of the army acting
on the right bank of the Mississippi, I'M
Ger the command of Col. Thornton.
kedouot, Right bank of the Mississippi.
January 8, 1915.
brass 10 inch howitzer, brass four
FOUNDER heid pieces, 8 twenty four pouns
uers' twelve Founders, nine FOUNDERS,
Twelve FOUNDER carronade, not mounted.
:, Oh the howitzer is inscribed, Taken az
tne surrender of York Town, 1891"
(Signed)
IT. ]: MITCHELL. capt. R. A.
Inc return of the killed and wounded in
the action of the gun boats, gives IL of the
former, and II of the latter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
Return of Casualties in Action with the en-
envy near New Orleans on the Esd an,
gath December, 1914.

Return of Casualties in Action with the en- 1,
envy near New Orleans on the Esd and
oath December, 1914.
Total Captains. Lieutenant. 7 Ser
geants, drummer, SO rank and file killed !;
It. col i major, 3 captains. lieuts 10
Sergeants, drummers, III rank and file
wounded Major, lieut. ensign, ser.
geaHts, So rank and file missing.
Retsrn of the casualties between the 25th
and 31st Dec, 1914.
Total Captain, 1 drummer. ID rank
and file killed lieutenant, ensgns. I
Sergeant, "a rank and file wounded /: 3 rank
and file missing.
Return of Casualties between the 1st and
5th January 1915.
Totals lieuteuauts. . sergeants OF rank
and file killed q lieutenants, 40 rank and
HE wounded 2 rank and file missing.
Return Of Casualties on the 9Th Jan. 1915.
Total loss--1 Major General, lieut.. Co.
lionel, majors, S Captains, 4 Iieutenauts.
2 ensigns, 4 sergeants, drummer, 266
rank and file killed 2 major Generals. 8
ieutenaHt colonels, 2 majors, Is captains,
80 IeuteDan's, 9 ensigns. stat, 81 sers
geants,o drummeTs, 1926 rank and file
wounded 8 captains, 10 lieutenants, Is
sergeants, 4 drammers, 452 rank and Gle
missing,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
JOHN LAMBERT,
Major General Commandant,

To the Right Hon Earl Bathurst, &c
P. S. regret to have to report, that DUR
ing the night of The 18th, in very bad wea
ther, boat containing two officers, viz
Lieut.. Biydges and Cornet Hammond, with
81 Of the 18th light dragons, unfortunately
fell into the hands Of the enemy, off the
mouth of he Regolets have not been able
to ascertain correctly tue particular circum.
stances.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
Or. Mas. Gems nenartmen.
FOREIG.w I.NTELLTGENCE.

BY the Brig Legal Tender. from Halifax,
arrived at Boston.
Suflllemens sotbe London Gaz. of Tues.
day, March Z.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
JOIN LAMBERT,
Major Gen. Conmandine Q,

| There follow the Reports from Major Gene
raj keane and Col. Thornton, and the
Extract from the jorrnal of Major Forest,
which detail subordinate circumssa noes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
To Printers.

Tor SALE-A Fount of Burgeois, about half
j. worn, supposed to contain about 300 lbs.
and Founs Of BREWER, about halls worn, sup
posed TO contain abau, $50 weight.
The above Type may be had on modera,s
tern ifappication be made in the course OF
twenty days, at this Office.
Mays. %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13

II is not necessary for me to expatiate to
you upon the loss the army has sustained in
MAJ Gen. the Hon. Sir E. ,Pakenham, Com
mander in Chief Of this force, nor could in
adequate terms. His services aud merits arc
so we'll known. that Khave only in common
with the whole army, to express my sincere
regret, & which may be supposed at this mo-
mens to come peculiarly home to me.
Major Gen. Gibbs, who died of his wounds
the following day, and Maj. Gen. Keane who
were both carried off the field within tween
W yards Of the glacis. at the head of their
brigade. sufficiently speak at such moment
now they sere conducting themselves, am
happy to say Maj. Gen. Keane is doing we'll.
Captivity ct the fusiilisrs, military secre.
sary to the late Commander of the forces.
will have the honour Of delivering to your
Lordship these dispatches. Knowing how
much heeDjpyed his esteem, & was in his con.
hdnce from long experience of his talents,
A feei cannot do less than pay this tribute to
wat Conceive would be the wishes of his
ate General, and 20 = 1nmend him strngiy
go ySnr Lo1isaip's projection.
fhave, &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
UBLTSH HE'D
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
By JOHN URKE.
TO PRINTERS.

FOR SALE, a Fouut IF Small Plea, Ell,
tirely new, 1t having never been opeued,
there is about 30owt. also small Fo,lns of
Breeder, never opened, Containing 100
weight---apply to the Printer.
May 10. 4t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-20
WIy
EMIGRI7ICN.

WtEREAS, Il is the tetminatiod OF r,snle I
OF individuals, 10 emigr.le to anu se,,le "A
some one OF the Western fefritotis. or state5s
provided suitable opportuni,, shot~s ofer-snd.
whereas, IN order 20 effect tie sane, IL is thsr ns
tenon TO petition Congress. ~ its mex; session, los
grant OF one Township of Land. or more, ethics
ON the Wabssh river, m the Indiana ,crnory, or ui
such other place as shall hereafter he agrr. un ~
the subscribers, oasuoh terms and conditions as ta
Congress shall seem proper al honest, prudent,
aud industrious petsjns- either lsburers, me, han.
lcs, OF professions. claroc,ers. Wishing TO unite iA
so desirable and profitable an undertaking, a,o
therefore requested 10 csn Capt JAMES l'ER,
Rf or Capt THOMAS Vi READ, OF, this toxn az
e.. y as possible IN order to obtain fur,het niorna
tion, aud 10 do what Ia them may seem nece ssary
Wien the rapid growth OF the Western States il
considereG, on the one hand and the cheapnes IS OF
the land, and the favorable terms on which il caN
probably be obtained. together with the fertility &c
the so' the purity Of the climate, and the almost
oeiImty OF advantage, on the other--p perhaps no
man can hesitate TO close with an offer, every wals
so beneheIal The laborer is sure of his wages,
which sre bouu,fal. together with land. which in
value, - constantly encressing--the Mechanic IL
sure of employment and Of tortune--and 10 the
proiesSonsf man. no support can he more lelpp,ipg
Those disposed 10 subscribe as Aforesaid are re-
quested to apply as above, early as possihIc--ie
being neCessar, that meeting of The subscribers
should be held, very soog, in order to make all hc-
oessery arrangcmens,
.Ntwpou, Sep,embcr %. 1915. .@
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ny me F'es.deai Of tAe Ltic,i Staics Of .lne,gea
PkOClAMATION.

WiEREAS Information has been received, thao
w sund'y persons, citizen. OF the United States,
or residents within the same, and especially withh
The statett Louisians, aie conspring together, to
begin aud set on foot, provd, snd prepare, tho
means for military expedition enterprise a.
GAinst the dominirns Of Spain, with wichthe Unit
Ell states arc happy1t peace that for this purpose
pey are collecting arms, military store, provisions,
vessels, and other means are deceiying aud sedutr
ing honest and we'll meaning citizens 10 engage n
their unlawful eserrri1cs; are organizing, officer
ing, and arnng themselves tor the same contrary
10 the lawstn such cases made and provided
NAVE TuEWnFoRE Tnoucur FIR 10 ISSUE Tnty
NY PkoctAMA1ioN, warning and eplolnng AIN
tttbiui ci,lzeps who lave leen led, without due
Knowledge or consideration, TO participate in the
said un,awtui enterprises, TO withdraw fran the
same withOu, delay and comm ,ndng all persons.
whatsoever, engaged or concerned IN the same, to
cease ali furthr proceedings therein, as they viii
answer the contrary at their peril. AND HEREBY
ENJoIN REQUIRE all officers, civil and militia
ry of the Uniied states, Of osy Of the states or
territories, all Judges, justices, aud other officers
o the Peace, all Military officers Of the army or
navy OF the United States, and officers OF the mill
ua TO be yigilan, each within his respective depart
meIit, and according 10 his functions, in searching
ou, and bringing TO punishment, all persons ongag-
ed or concerned in such enterprises, IN sewing and
OBTAINING, subject TO the disposition Of the law ALI
arms, military stores. vessels, other means pro-
v'ded OF providing for the same aod, in gcneral.
h plS'ShhR Tue carrying on suCo cNPfuilion or en-
nrprizc by all the lawful means within their pow
eri Aan nEauiRH all gocd aud faithful eitzens,
aud others, within the Umtcd states, 90 be aiding
aud assisting herein and, especially in the dscov-
eiy, apprchensloh and bringing To justice, of all
such offenders in preventing The execution of,hcir
unlawful combinations designs and in giving inior-
nation agans, them 20 tie proper authorities,
In TEsTIaoNy WHEREOF, have caused the seal
Of the Uucd States OF America to be sfTixed
10 these presents, aud signed the same with my
r, hand. Done AZ the City Of Washington the
l' = FIRST day Of September, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and iitecn.
and of the Independence OF tho said United
States OF America ,hs fortetb
JAMES MADISON.
BY THE PaEsIprNT
JAMES MONROE,
Secretary Of STATE
The Editors Of the Gazettcs in which The laws OF
tie United States are published will publich the a.
hove Proc lamaton.
department # State. Sept 8M, 1915.
Tsept. 20 |
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:.issica"-The kirg gavc hin no ar
swer; bot was so affected with Joy, that
when he had retned To rest, in Ike midst
of his sleep, he called out three times, 4"
have Themistoc!es the Athenian." The
next day, he was ordered before the king,
who salu,cd him and said-He owed
him two hundred talents, for he had sur
rendered himseIi--and promised him
much more; ne assured hlm his protec-
aon, hoporod him above all other stran-
gers took him Il hunting, conyersed lami-
iiarly with him in his paiace-in,roduced
him to the Queen, who honored him with
her confidence and gave him the rev.
enue OF hyc cities-one for his chamber,
one Tor his ward robe, one for his meat,
one for his bread, and one for his wine.
Bonaparte could not have given hint
more apropos. -PLebean.
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New-Goods.
PETER p. REMINGTON,

sNo, I II, IHanfs, Sfrtff,
HAS just received extensive assortment Of
IL DRY GOODS, calculated for the present and
approaching season, among which are tie Following;
Sup. black, blue, olive and green
sroadcloths; sup. black, blue. brown, Grab, mix'd
and green Cassimeres; Plains; Devonshire Ker.
sey; Dufils white, red, yellow. black and green
f'annels; Baxes Bombazett's Wildbores; Rat
nnetsi Deucants and Tanngs Bennett Cords ,e-
~ elegant Nestings; black Canton Grapes common
DO. worsled Hose Vsivets; British Shrlmes !,
elegant gilt Buttons Piss Tapes black silk nkf's
Madras dos sheetins Cottons fancy Muslins !;
shear do; Diapers black Cambria sup. usdress'd
cambria Prints blue Cacoes, ls6 per yard; lUs4
Bianku. very cheap
y. Remington, will take New.York Money and
treasury bills at "A small discount. 20.
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From tbe .Aationei Intci,ieeoce.

We learn from the South that 600 troops
are about TO march from Fort Hawkins TO at
tend the commissioners in running the boun-
da'y line of tho Greek nation, which, i, is be-
lIesed, Will consume several months. The
Georgia Journal states, that this large force
is requircd by the threatened opposition of the
hostile Indians, who 1--we taken refuge in
Florida. Those Indians who are considered
friendly are not well satisfied with loosing the
large portion of territory which they ceded
by the treaty but from them, though ihey
murmur, no mole station is apprchcnGed.
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NICHOLAS GEFFROY,

On ddaifioa 20 his Former asSsrfmsnt,)
II AS just received an assortment Of LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES and IU.HbLERS,
from the Manufactory at l4mb0rg, part of which
will be framed shortly Shouid any Glasses be want.
ed 10 lii old frames will furnish them with all 81.
zes co0monIy used. ihre js' received puuch's
Sd proof ST. Crox Rum, pure a5 imported --.i'so
Sugar Tea, Coiice, CorN, Rye aud Oats, and Phil
ade hia -Four.
lie also manufactures as Formerly Cold s.
silver WARE and keeps a cous,su, so.ph of
Watches, Watch Materials, Gallery Pocket Books,
Tea Pots, Tea Trays, paint IioAcs scl variety of
other articles too numerous so mention -- Scgars,
bladders Snuii for New York moucy-sud gNes
the true value of old Gold and silver. according to
ITS STANDARD. .4'so, buys old Copper and Pewter
The above mentioned articles will hc sold at the
lowest reduced price, for money especially, short
credit. s,bf %
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! New and Cheap Goods.
WILLIAM TILLEY, Sd.
No. l24, Ihames.sireef,

INAHtN-NIFCFI,
Opposite Mr.. D0,p's Hstei,
A/ ILL open tits day an extensive assortment OF
w DRY GOODS, calculated for the present and
approaching season, among which are
oup. black, blue, mix'd aud brown Booad-
cloths, common do Devonshire kersey's, Dutiils,
Plans, sup black, blue, mixed and drab Cass-
meres, common do. white, red. yellow, black aud
green /Fiannels. Baizes, Bombazet,s. Widbores,
Ratunet's and famings. worsted Cords superfne
worS~d Marsai!s Nestings. common 20. worsted
Hose, British shifting Cottons very cheap, India
shlrnog and shirtng Cottons, Nelvets. fine cambria
Prints, black silk iikf's Madras do. fancy Mus
hns, lace and shear do. Diapers, white and black
Cambr'cks, 4 and "A wide, very cheap, blue Cal
lcoes, do snpertne gilt Buttons, Pms, Needles and
Tapes, l04 blankets, and general assortment OF
American manufactured Goops, below The factory
prices
Nh New-York Money taken at a small dis
count sept 20. =
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PitiSburg, Sehfem5er 2.


BY The arrival ola gentleman in this place
direct from Detroi,, we have intelligence
from that place to the 9Oth ult The oEpe-
dition 20 Caicsgo and G,eenbash has been
postponed by gen. Brown until the next sea-
son. The tadiau treaty would commence a.
oout the 25ih. The various tribes were col
.ecting a, Detroit and its vicinity, and no
doubt was entertained but that every thing
wodld amicably adjusted, Gov. Cass enjoys
the confidence OF the people ol the territory,
aud his management of the Indian depart
n'ent Is such as to do justice 20 the govern
mcnt and at the same time inspire the hos
tile tribes with high sense OF our generosity
and magnsnimily. Under his direction, the
sfiars of the territory have assumed pleas
ing aspect trade snd business are rapidly re-
Yiv!nB and confidence rcposcd, once more,
in tbe pubic functionaiies.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-20
LOOK AT THIS.
Union Canal Lottery.

Positively commences drawing in Boston on We'd
nesddy next. The First drawn number is entitled
TO One Thousstd Dll,srs aud the first drawn two
thous and banks entitled to -Four Dollars each.
- Present p,cc of Tickets only S3
Tickets and Shares in vrsiety OF numbers can
be obtained at the Prize Lct'eFy Office Of
JOSIAH G.. SHAW's,
No liS, Thames.streei,
Where can he obtarred
Tickets in the following popular Lotteries:
Plymouth Beach Lottery, ,4lh Class, 'or 3 IL
Washington Canal Lottery, for $40 SO.
Canal Lottery, I'd Class, Tor IS
Washington Bridge Lottery, No. 6, for IS.
Shares in the above at the usual proportion.
.Newbort, SEPT 90 1915
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question and AHS7uer.

1t has been asked, fit took less ,han three,
years TO humble the robber of the ocean, how
long would il take US TO humblothc robher of
the Mediterranean Decatur has answered
emphatically, less than six months.--And ye,
republican governments want energy Away
with such nonsense Bali. Palri0l.
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Rcbu5Ecani5m 7riumbhaut!
VERMONT ELECTION.

At the recent election in Nermon,, the Re-
pubiicans have been completely successful.
His Excellency Gov. GALUsHA is elected,
supposed by majority of about FIFTEEN
HUNDRED-every department OF the gov
ernment is Repubican--and federalism.
which for short time has held It's balsfu
sway, now retires.n shame and confusion
We trust in God, the glorious cause will
soon triumph in all parts of The Union---and
tories and traitors abandon country which is
uncongenIal with their malignant souls.
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ONE CENT RLWARD.

ID anaway from the a,bscribers on the i9th ult an
Az apprentice by The name offs rEpfEN BARKER,
about ~ years Of age, about feet high, light
plexion, light hair, and down look, All hatters
are cautioned against employing said Apprentice. as
they would avoid the penalty of the law.
ID. & =. &. WEAVER.
Ne.pD0rs Self. 13 1915.
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l3arine list.

- -
PORT OF NEWPORr-oEpr. 20, 1915.
c,EaPsp,
Schooner shibbo'e;b, souihworth, Martinique !;
so9p Intrepid. Clarke, Norfolk do. B. ID. Jones,
cahoone. do. do George k Mary. waldir, do.
PsTf II .herI1fs-, S.p,. i3.-ciesred, sch. Ma
~, CsEziss, New2ora
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h.gRAIbD,
in Tiverion, on the 81 inst by Tn. Rev Mr. Dor
den. Mr.. ABRAHAM ALLES IN Miss RACHAEL
GARpsEa, daughter of MIR samuel Gardner, ali
of thai lewn
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L.4TEST FROIfEAGL.zAD.

An arrival at Boston, has brought London
papers to the Sd ult aud Plymouth to The 5.h
They announce OFFICIALLY the desllna-
lion of Bsnaparte TO DC the Island Of 81. Het.
ena In poiat of safety from escape, if the
person to be watched resides al the Govern
or's. House on the high lan6s, is ,o,a lIy i'm
practicable, without treache,y.
Port Royal (Jamaica) was once consid-
cradle town boz N 692 il was DESTROYED
by an earfhqaake--In 1902 by 6re---in l772
by an inundatou of the sea--and in l774 by
hHrricene--ln 1915 again by fire.
; Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, Baronet, of the
Eritish navy IS now on visit TO Boston.
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The Y. s. frigaie Java, Com. PERRY from
Baltimore, has arrived at New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-20

~ No papers were received tom bos-
ton by last evenings mail.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-20

Il fact 7rorhy cf observation Ou, Of nine
teen vessels which arc attached u the Medi
terfanean fleet, but TWO were built before the
late war.-Rch. GQ-.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NTE TE5oRS. H. q 5 g WEAVER. having ssver-
lvl tised the subscriber in the R. I. Republican.
with view to his injury, without answering any
valuable purppse-hc Is induced TO make brief
statement of facts. am not ar indentcd apprcn-
tice, therefore was amensble only TO my fstier--
Had the .'essts. Weavcrs conducted towards me 40
genlemeni would have cheeriully remained in their.
service until vas twenty-or- years of age. In
sickness have becn unfe.nsiy hcglecicd-in
health have received SO Scantya an allowance Of
provision as TO render weak and inGim This
ill-reament might have been borne with, but TO 10
was added the grossest insult and abuserny shirt
torn from ny back, ard threatened to beat out NY
brains, wiih other insulting and disgracefu treat
ment t.f H
shall not IN imitation Of thcse gentlemen offer the
reward Of one cent for their apprehension, as tho
re,er have been, aod probably never will be WORTH
so much 90 me. description Of their persons is
alike unnecsssary--bu bu, do advise parents and
guatdsns 20 he cautious Of placing boys under tho
care Of such masters. ,
STEPHEN BARKER.
.NS1rto-s, Se5fembcr 20, 1915.
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few days since, vessel arriving outside
the Hook, was hailed by British frigatc,
and ordered 10 hcave TO, which they refused,
and continued their course. A shot was i'm 4.
medis'eiy fred at them, which passed sthw-
Attic bow. The wind at this instant dying
away, they were forced 10 back the topsals,
TO await the coming up Of the boat which had
been sent In pursuit ofthem. On the Offices
coming on hoard he very politely told the cap
i@ia that there orders were not to LET cny vesSei
pass without overhaulins them-upon which
sailor stepped up TO him and asked if those
were his orders On his replying in the afir-
native, he very ffa:kly said, suppose the
Gnerriere attempted to pass, III be damn'd if
think you'd overhaul her" ."--Nat. .fdv.
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II Shocking Ma,der has been committed in
the iowa OF Victor, Ontario county, N. Y. on
the body of child or 5years old in family
by the name of Wilcox. The child was la
ken to bring up in the family---and lis throat
was out with a razor, by young woman OF "a
boa! 30 years OF age.
Alta court in Montgomery County, n. York
after two days trial, Barent Booker has been
convicted Of the murder of his wife by pois-
on, and sentenced TO be executed on the frst
Friday in October.
The Petersburg Courier states the dcpor.
able death by euicidc, OH the I'd inst of a
young man by the name Of William Motely,
clerk - Nes.rs. + J Redfiisld e CO me