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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-11
ERoM THE NArroNAL 1NrE11IeENcER.

MEssRs. GALES & SEAToN | have addressed
20 Heheral JACKSON letter on the subject OF Mr..
LowRIt' Communication which appeared in your
paper OF The 5ib instant The general has return
ed me on answer, and have obtained from him
permission TO publish it. With a view, therefore,
10 bring the matter fully before the public send you
my Letter, and The Generals Answer, with re.
guest that you VIII insert them in the Inlellgencer.
Respectfully yours, sc.
May 6, 1894. c. KREMER.
WAsHINGToN, .udy, 5th 1894.
DEAR GENERAL Mr.. Lowrie has again made
bis appearance 10 the Iutellis eocer, and epdea.-
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Eatract q letter from an intelligent and actire
Republican, residing in Caroline County, Nd.
APRIL "a, 1924.
Before you receive this you will have seen our
worthy fellow citizen. Major Daniel Martin, Of Tai.
bot County, announced as the adams eec,or of this
district. ! am assured from good authority, that
Lttlefon Dennis, esq. of Somerset County, will be
the adams ecctor for the lower district on this
shore. Both Of these gentlemen stand deseryedly
high in the estimation of their fellow citizens, and
no doubt remains of their election by decided ma
Jorl'y' II was betting man, would risk ttoo to
o"e' on the success OF each candidate. You may
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therefore put it down as case settled, that John
Quincy Adams will get every electoral vote on the
Eastern Shore of Mdi!o Bait. Pat.
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! An interesting anrcdute has been related
To us, concerning tue Indian Chiefs Win
are al present in Philadelphia. 1t is d wei
known trait in the character nf the son al
the Forest, that b. seldom b.trass surprise
of establishment III any thins he may be-
hold, however wonderful. j hese Cheiis,
among other public Institutions, visited the
asylum for the Deaf and Dumb. The In
terprrter exrlained 10 them the situation
of the children, and that they were capable
uf convey lns 10 each other l..eif uisaes
and opinions, by means of their iiagers.--
THIS was tho much for The crrdulty of the
Indian inithout having satisfactory eti
dence of It's truth. Accordingly he desired
the Interpreter 10 Whisper IN the teacher
In ask one oflhe boys By Signs " Who made
him damh - Ola the question bling pro-
posed, the boy Immediately, with = piece
nf chalk. wrote HE word " Coo" upon
black table against The wall The Indian
looked al il IN silence, but rs il conveyed
II" more idea to hlm than the Hebrew Al
phabct, tue Interpreter precitcd the III
lemma, aud again nhispcred In the teacher
10 direct linn Ia draw IN animal something
IN the shape of a lttccoon. The teacher
made the requisite signs, while the Indian
watched him intcntly the boy drew thu
figure, and the uncultl,Hcd Son ol the
Forest was not too proud 10 betras lnsas
Punishment al this truly wonderful Dissolve
~, by which the coudiliun of So many Of
our unfortunate fellow brlnS5 viii be fcn
dered comparatively happy. aurora.
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burn \ lump nf charcol in the IRE, blow
of the external powd der, and pound the re-
malnder fully in moriar Tins will 81
percrdr, IN nbolsesome efficacy, al the
pompous powders sold n The SHIPS.
l.ledicat .7iriscf.
-"sGs--
C'qioai7 Dep'i' ) hitter from nifce.
Iona, dated Tie 10Th ut, gives the follow
ing account Of the fatal frsblf or an attempt
on the Vicar. Cufatc, and his Sartstau. Ia
Pffy Hc i u with - Cpnstluioua-i -
" \ singular occurrence has taken place in
n Illhgc called Artes, urar llosinlilelt, IL
bout twelve leaggs from Barcelona. \
toustilutiaeMi1 hring al the rninl oil
death, hs BROTHER called on the turate,
and requested Of him Ia come and admin
islcr the Sacrament. Pie ettate refused,
saying = 8" lem brother Is Il Constitution
nllst, that i Ia say, aAlllan, and Iinpiou5
wretch an enemy Ia God aud min- ht
rs ID nithoM melct, and 1t is there.
fore us,lrss for me ln confess him - 'Bui
who told YIN thai ny hfuiher vas d ---'
who told me " lepiird the Cufatc, why
God, himsclf = w hat . crird the aston
ished Spanlard, God has spoken IL yon =
Nrs, answered tie curate, with assurance
God SPOKE IT, mr during the sacrifice of
the mass, aud told az that your brother
was d ii to all the devils II WIS in VAIN
thai the brother reiterated hs cnlrealics,
the turate VAS memorable. \ few days
after, the Constitolionalisl died, and the
brother returned 10 the Citrate 10 beg of
hin Ia perform the funeral ceremonies On
the body. The Cuialc refused, saying
The sunl of your brother is now burning
-. l.. 1 a.. IL h.,
/ IN vain for me- To take any trouble about
lntrrring his body, tor during the night the
devils viii come and carry II away. aud III
40 days You, yourself, viii meet with the
same tate The Spaniard, not giving ian
plIeil credit 10 this diabplical visit, watched
during the Nightly the body ofhis brother,
with his pistols loaded. Between IL and
O'Clock a knock was heard nj the door,
aud voicc exclaimed command ynu
Ia open IN the name of the living God ;
open, II not, your Instant min Is nj hat d.
The Spaoiard refused tn open and shortly
after he saw euterb by II window three able
! bodied de,is, covered with SKINS of Wild
beasts, having the usual quantity Of horns,
claws, aud spiked tails, who set about
carrying The collin containing the body
Upon This the Spaniard fired and shot one
devil dead, the others took 10 hglt he
fired after them, and wounded both, one III
whom died IN a few minutes, The other
escaped. In the morning when the peo-
pie went 10 church, there was no curhtr Ia
ollielatc, aud II VAS shorty after discovered
on examlug the two deiunct devils, that
one WAS thu turate aud the Other the
Wear, the wounded devil was the Sacrs.
tan, WHO confessed the whole dahoIlcal
proceeding. This singular case is now be-
foloc the Criminal Tribunal of Barcelona.
Whoever will appls a ointment made
of gunpowdcr, birthstone, and common
grease, brbiud tie nrrks of th,ir Lambs,
will be SURE hnving them preserved from
all kinds of ,ermn. The quantity ncccs
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pnument Lottery,
1000 Dollars,
1,OOO's, &c.
all payable incash.
10000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars.

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cninr In tn srnnds
The am the FOL.
Il toalN's OtiItE viz
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torn in the battles fcrcost rage.

Torn IA the battles tiCrcest rage.
Yet, freedom yet, Thy banner torn, Ln
Streams like thunder cloud against The
wind
Ii MS the very banner that waved over
/ thu heads Of our heroes at the battle al
| W hltrplains it carried the mind bael, To
| the times that tried mems souls, and every
soul that there contemplated il, felt that il
could stand the trial. The Rev. Mr.. Lewis
read the inscription II the Geueral-told
bin the history Of the lag, aud pointed oul
Ia INN The exact spot of the heroic exploit
of HE brave General Putnam. Tie Gen
erai expressed himself highly gratlfod and
interested. On parting, the reverend and
painoilc pastor said, General, America
lo'es yon - And |, sir said the Gene
raj, most truly love America" Colonel
ArcnItrlns and his troop nuw took leave of
The general, aud he p~orcracd on IN the
Travelling carriage with Aldermans Wycon
aud ZdbflskIe, followed by the resi- OF Tie
committee, and his sun, " ho had oscrtakcn
HIN At Rye. AT the town Of Greenwich,
another salute was fred, aud the same de
monstrations uf welcome continued along
the road. Tn general arrived at Stamford
aboat O'Clock, and alishtrd at Major Da
venpnrts, where he remained about an
honF. A change of horses was here Prov
ded, aud the general left Stamford about 8
O'Clock, intending, as was understood, 10
travel oil nlght.
The General arrived at New Haven al
O'Clock on Saturday morning, and il is ex
pected viii he this day Ia Boston.
pa
More .Hrdcies.--The following is seri
Ously published ia the Norfolk Beacon
" Miss Narlssh CriPpln Il highly rcsprc
table young lady, nineteen years of age.
and jealous christian, was on the evening
III the 18th inst. say about eight O'Clock, 80
operated on by the spirit Of God, that her
face became too bright and shining for
mortal eyes Ia gaze upon, without produ
cling tie most avid feelings in the behold
ers. 1t rescmhird the reflection of the sun
upon bright cloud. The appearances Of
her face ior the space OF forty minutes was
truly angelic, during which time she was
silent, alter which sine spoke and express
ed her happy and heN cniy feelings, when
her daZlhnE connicnanCe faded, aud her
face resumed It's natural Appearance
She was standing IN the moonshne pro
hhhly, or Rubbed her lace With phosphorus
These pious frauds arc very silly.
-."esje~"
Yc2o,c Ferer IN Charleston. Five new
cases were reported per Last mail hut as
several Of them had run upwards oil nine
dtys, we should not think ii genuine West
India yellow fever, but rather a Hight, ma.
Iisnant fever, arising from heal, impa re air.
aud close and dirty strerts.
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.h,othc, distinguished revolutionary He1 0

DlED~~On o1st IN Richmond, Doctor
WILLIAM FousnEE, sen who for haL
efufUry has been une of the most useful n
h"noird ol or eltlhens. Patriotic, loteI-
gent and active, lac was ever eminent ~
onr City Councils, aud foremost Ia all that
rro'n"'ed the improvement aud prosperity
of Richmond.
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Il. &. ENGINEERS.

PITTsnuRG, Aug. 6.--General Bcrnand
aud four other gentlemen, emplaNed 10y
the United States as engineers, under tn"
act for the internal improvement Of ia,
country, by Canals, &c. descended Tia,
Nonongahrla IL this place on Friday even
ing last s; aud on Monday departed for
Bcavcr.--rbey intend we understand
to examine the country between Bcn.
yer, aud the shore of Lake ERIE, IN tn,
state of OHIO, and along the south side q
the lake, east at least Is far as the town %
Erie, in this state, whence they will return
10 tins place by French Creek aud The Al
leshany river, early in September.
Their sur,cyo,i, whom they left EN-
played in mal,ns surveys at the head WI
trrs of Yough and Nonongahcla, they tx
prct To meet here 90 their return, IA also
the commissioners, &c. employed by the
state, aud with them 10 survey the cana
route from this place 10 Harrisburg, Ivy th'
way of the Allegheny, Juniata aud Susqar
! hannah rivers,
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French Press.-Such is the anxiety oi
the Ffcnch Ministry to obtain the conplet"
control of the pres, that some R"yalst
Journals which had only six or seven hun
drcd readers, and consequently could
scarcely pay their expenses, have b. en-
bought for 100000 francs, $1,000 pounds
stciling.) la England this sort Of man
euyre would be- useless, as new Journals
would instantly start, & get the readers oI
those that had been bought !; bul in France
where the difficulties in the establishment
ofa new Journal lowing to the enormoo,
sums required To be deposited, and ia,
risk Of loslng them by fires amotfnt almost
10 AN impossibity. The plan bios fair 10
accomplish the entire enslaycmcnt of the
press.
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.Heiicinc. Boston Medical Intel
iisrncrr says, there IL no doubt Of the
ldet, thai people take too much medicine
where ten actually die OF AGATE disease,
ten more are durtorrd To death at their
own sneiiation.p
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Whoever will applt a. ointment made
OF gunpowdcr brinstone, aud common
grease, brblud tie nrrks Of th,ir Lambs,
will be sure Of having them preserved from
all kinds of ,ermin. The quantity Dcc"s
sary 10 be made use of is So small, that n
sxprnny worth IL sufficient 10 dress up
vaI,s Of 200 Lambs Con. Hcrdh.
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Frcnrt LiJerig Of The Prcss.--It was
Iatcl, stated, although on qlcslIo ab e al
urorlty, says New York paper, that The
National Advocate had been prohibited il
France. II is now said in the Boston pa
pr that the North American ReNiea
IL II. pfoscrihet by the Bourbons Il
formal order, lis title is inserted in tn
isl Of prohibited books, and the Custom
house officers are commanded not 10 SUI.
fer it 10 pass through their hands into th,
conniry~ Booksellers are also forbidden
10 have it on sale, and II is subject 10 III,
seized Wien found in any persons poses
s'on. Ncorc not surprised al ibis IL u
only in countries where the rights of the
people are respected, that the press IS free
THIS invaluable engine carries with 1t nu
terrurs for lrtuous governments II Is only
the dcspotic who have cause to fear lis in
iiaenoe.
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''''s - >" - 49, - '''AiIiiI 'Ili lh'' ,
e Of the pirates, I'd order my mrn be
, and gel below myself So when the
I'd, Gag hove in sight, nobody should
ear on deck, except the sailors hclong-
IL The vessel ; and they should make
With her as fast as possiblc-only take
? In bc oYrrhanled al last. Then, Sir,
b. ON deck with MI my men in less
, bali a minute, and give the rasoalo
h .n experience Of cold lead rs they
er had before. This game I'd follow
I'll they begged hard for quarter. Or, ,
ley chose To board US, 81 much the bet .
We'd chop OF their heads rs fast as
7 could Gl into salt water In this :
=, II ! could mol catch more pirates IN II !
night Than the President could pardon y
weeks, I'd agree beforehand, neither i
at pork nor drink Inolasscs, for one
r Dtcl- lhe dale Of JrsSalasI 80 i
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No. 1861, the great prize Of OHE IInNpnr b
1uorsASp DoLLAns, sold Al COHEN
OFFICE in shnres-one linll held in Crar-
ford Covniy, Gcorsia one quarter in tnu-
9iier ConHiy, IHginia, aud The otherqunr.
Ter in SatdHHah, GcotgW.
10. s,o2s, a capital prize Of TwfSrY Tuou-
sAan DoLLAns, also sold III shares nj co.
HENS OEfICE-one half held in .Norfh-
0mpion county, ~ Cnroi'ud ; one quarter
in .Norloik, fggiDia, and the other quarter
g., W, I ,,L.,, Min
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} 1,ns, also sold IN shares NJ COlIEN'S OF.
EitE--one half owned in kingston, Mem
Jeneg one quarter IN SheibprHe, Tonnes
sec QUE eighth il UarrfBt9H, y Carolina
and The other eighth IN SOUTHAMPTON, Mos
snebnsfHs
No 1880, II capihlof fnr TuopsBsp Dot
Ltus, also sold IN shares AZ CDHENS
81 fICE--oun hall IN RirimoBd District
r S0Hh fdt0iiHn i, one quarter ~ LouiaiHe,
: kentucky; Que eighth ~ hensaiatr %,
Nsm port, aud the Other eighth in the city
I Of baltimore.
denominations mere rariously distributed i"
n The Union.
July shows the astonishing success attending
1nrknblc from the circumstance ot every share
fANT ADVENTURES, excerpt an eighth Of
bore.
! ct been demanded, been instantly paiJ
y he holders Of those not yet presented, are
,nl rs soon us possible to Cohen's Office " hero
l0Hery, No. III are now preparing and will
,Did5 aud the public MS soon ~ ready in the
'atriolic and popular scheme OF the
Pnument Lottery,
which will soon be finished, having only si1
' br initials III I'LL uuIru,yu
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The SEA Risunt ChaJitS X-Our readers
may rerolirct The Circumstance Of pc
ltIuo addressed To thr speaker i the House
If Representative at the last S"esion nj
Congress, hy person who styled himself
Charles y. King of France and Navarro
praying the intcrpositon Of the United
States to procure his rights To be rrcos
ni2cd, &c. Perhaps more attention Was
gwen Ia the story of this man than, wholly
improbable as II was, it deserved. Br thal
as il may, the Paris Monitcur, the official
paper, has thought II proper 10 take cog
ni1ance # the matter in the following ar
tlcle, which hrs been translated for the
National lntelhgrncrr
From he .Honiiclu EHirersal, JUiy 7.
The newspapers of the United States
have lattcry spoken of an imposler, or
rather of an insane person, who calls him
self Charles x. King Of France ADD Duke
uf Navarre.-Ne find, to day, IN The
Times, "A letter written from Portsmouth,
the Goth of June, aud signed y. PerSdi,
Cheyaler of The Legion of Honor, late
Captain of Cavalry This Frrnchman de-
clare that the unfortunate person Ia q1es
ton i, his own brother. " But" says he,
" had rather the world should know that
he is in state of madness than 10 expose
II to the belief that there IS in my family
81 abominahle an imp"-tor.' Here t"i
lew some authentic particulars respecting
the pretended Charles Y,
Victor Per.at was born IN 1890, al
Ennezat, in the Department Pny de dome
lie entered the service IN 1907. Alter IA
wing passed some years IN the Goth and
Goth regiments of haSseurs, he passed III
to the guard Of the usurpor A shot IN
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CROAKING.-Thrre are too many
persons, otherwise not wanting IN good
qualities, v Ia wrar their iIrnds ITO DEATH
by their eIernnl croaline. To all such W.
recommend HE eonmllial IL memory of
III" following passage from Slr Walter
Scott LEST work, Rfp0AuErLrr. II
knn" nothing 81 useless, 81 utterly feeble
aud conl,mrlib'e, ~ the grooming forth
"nr'- IN lpless Ianrntation into The ears Of
our nienda.'
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A gentleman pa ing visit one morning
last week, toa family in Hanover squart,
was shown into II room, where, ON writing
desk, was pnper on which q lady had be
gun 10 iranaerihe song from the Opera of
" Love j. u Village" remarking that she
had lett of II the end of the two following
lines:
In love should there meet \ fond pair,
Jnaiord 10y fashion or ART
He took up the pen and concluded the
verse by adding,
Il an earth such a couple there are,
IL be Whipi OF the tail OF eat
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The subject Of the follow notice Is m
Eolrh lady oflank, the near relative ol
Nj. PIT, WHO, Ike Lord Byron, has long
been u Voluntary eAiir ioin her native land
VINO, II hi. example, hos aIso, Of latr, ia
teldnted all visits from her own country
mcn. ~ J. lime.
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without necessity, can only serve to Gsssssy
old foundations; and weaken new.
This meeting has now given its honest opin
ions to its fellow citizens, on all the objections
to the present form of government, and on all
the corr ectives, which it has heard suggested.
We have also given the reason for our Opinions
as fully as the occasion would permit. We
have spoken with zeal proportioned to the
deep interest of the subject, but 1--WE trust
without passion. We have come TO differ
cut conclusion from that expressed at a for
mer meeting, because we have had time for
mature reflection and il men be not allowed
to change their opinions, we know not ~ hat
- the benefit Of deliberatiou. We invite our
fellow citizens, all to a careful examination of
dhe subject, to a sober delibera;ion upon il ;
nothing doubling that all will freely sacrifice,
as we do, the pride of consistency to the con
vlctions of reason.
RESOLVED, therefore, as the opinion of this
meeting, that it is in no wise expedient, that a
convention should be called, to reform or al
ter the present constitution.
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acknowledge II rs our own proper cvnrrionce vb;,,
enables us To trace this picture. Tie sis rb;rL :.
details mare been realised IN RnsSia and oind SIM
me conclusion ~ the act Of 7-l9 IF December 1919
AGRICULTURE WITHOUT A mARKrr ISnusrn
WITHOUT PROJECTIONS, LANGuIsH AID prcIINr ~
SPECIE Is EXPORTED, AND THE MOST SOLID COM
MERciAL HOUSES ARE SHAKEN. The public pro,
per'y would soon feel The wound inflicted ON prya,s
fortunes, II new regulations did not prompt,y cban
the actual state of affairs.
s Eueats hare prored that our AGRIcuLruRr o,s
Our coMmERcE, as tceifds our MANUFACTURING nv
DusrRY, are not only paralysed bit BROUGHT TO rur
blink or RUIN" M
The example of Spain has been properlv
referred to, as aifording striking proof of thu
caiamit'es which attend state that abandons
The care OF its own internal industry. Her
prosperity was greatest, when the arts, brought
there 10y the Moors, lourished most in tba,
kingdom. Then she received from England
her wool, and returned it in the manufactured
stale and then England was least prosper
Gus. The two nations have reversed cond.
tons. Spain, after the discovery of America
yielding to an inOrdinate passion for the pold
OF the Indies, sought in their mines that wealth
which might have been better created at home
Can the remarkable difference in the state NJ
the prosperity of the two countries. be Other
wise explained, than by the opposite systems
which they pursued England, by a srdu-
lnus attention TO her home industry, snpplied
the means oil an advantageous commerce with
her colonies; Spain, by an utter neglect of
her domestic resources, coufided altogether
in those Inch She derived from her colonies
and presents an instance ofthe greatest atyer'
sity. Her colonies were infinitely more vain.
able than those of England and if she adopt.
ed similar policy, is il unreasonable to sun
pose that, IN wealth and power, she wopId
have surpassed that of Englan /? | think ,bs
honorable gentleman from Virginia does great
injustice to the Catholic religion, in specifyins
that as one of the leading causes of the de,
cline of Spain. 1t is "a religion entitled to
great respect and there is nothing in its
character incompatible with the highest de-
gFre ofnatonai prosperity. Is not France
the most polished, in many other respects III.
most distinguished state of Cbrlstendom
Catholic Is not Flanders, the NEST populous
part ~ Europe, aIsn Catholic Are the Catho.
lie parts of Switzerland and of Germany less
prosl aroustthan those which are Protestant,
60 be concluded our nextl
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THE TARIFF.

hos roN, April 2o.-From the yeas and nays on ~.
passing oi This p', which given under IN. ,rora
head 'wii' he ;lat all The members from, ,h
New hamlshire and Maine, t.cept Of each stale
voted against the bill The whole Delegation of veraa
and Rhode Island, and all the members except one fen
Connecticut voted in favor of it, All tue votes of Ne
york. except eight those OF emf ono
an oil New Jersey, Delaware, Kentucky, Ohio Indiana
inos and Missouri, were in favor the bill and o sv
rrW one from virginia all from North south Caron,
""orei", Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana and ali or
cep three from Msrvand. and from Tennessee
were opposed TO H. ihre members who were absent hen
'he roll was called were excused The ground of
ana MT lnSham was absent OF sickness in he
family. az us
We repeat what we had before that no state y,
Tue union Is more interested in the steady
ana permanent success OF than nIoSsacb
ris vet no one has better satisfied with 1b
efforts ots representatives upon the bill eoits directed
~ me same time To tue maintenance of the IL;
'eeSts OF her own citizens aud the welfare the union
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sr. LOUIS, March 29.-Lieut. Morris. WHO arri,
ed =" Saturday evening last, from tie Council
81 n, brings news Of the murder of 8 men. fb,.
"g'ng 10 The trading establishment of Messrs B.
Cniumh'an Fur Company, by The Aur;caree l,,d;an,
we have not learned the particulars bu, shall en-.
de'vor to obtain them for publication in our next.
TRep16I;c1u
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We understand that letter has been received in this
that az arrival NJ that place iron. Aivardo had broueb s
intelligence That Mr. Crawford 1--WE believe a pryats
agen who was travelling from The Aexico ia Vers
CTnz under convoy With $4,000 specie had heen M
tcheu hy band Of Mountain Robbers who after nossee
part OF his escort. ICInyi,oan c 80 I