Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15

- '""' VIC i~cCsH NshuNS OOurnul.l
BhRBoR"U OUrRAG=.-One of those our,oos
'he frequent occurrence of which leads us To doubt
Whethcr society Is advancing IN goodness was CON,
ni'tteu on thursday, September 3Oth. IN Tcwksburv
ABOUT NIL" IRON Lowell a fellow Nv the name ~
lwomniy' by trade rrler, and who mad resided
III lewkSbury but short time, wa RETURNING homo
rom the es'mentai muster, al Chelmsford when
III small Wood he mel girl, between eleven and
we've years oi age, walking from Lowell To her rs
sidencr III Few ksbury. about , miles o,s,,p, r.,
oy seized her and by threatening her with b,s arm
succeeded IN sitting her leslie dra poed her 7nt -
Tue woods wnere lie consummated his vIIalnous pur
posts' ana he leit her She succeeded IN paInuD Tho
road side, when her cres attracted no n,,Ico =,
some gentlemen who were passing and IN whom
sue uIaue known me treatment she had received
ahu gave surh description of the william, that they
'uem ited the person whom they had recently mel
Ihcy Carried the girl 10 the FIRST bouso and co
re"ceu ah immediate pursuit and apprehended
l"oinoiy at he distance OF about three miles When
ihu the presence OF the gIrl, he confessed
his gum, ana begged that the bystanders wouId sh
Je't MN 10 an! punishment they pleased n tbev ,,I,
ohy IeaVe life IN him, rather than permit the law n
cNc'Sise Juslce upon BIN. 1t then late in The
e'e,lns; and ne was bound and put into a Carriage,
10 De taken before magistrate, from which wbI. on
Tue road TO BelvIdere vllIlge he made his escano
he next morning, handbIls were circulated an ID,
direction, and aIeward offered for his aporehens,on
a cltlzen oil I"SksUury, Hr. Bravltv Gr,v ro,
Track Oh him, pursued and arrested Inn, m InSn,SS
he was taken back TO Tewksbury, and on Wnndau
nc had an examination before Mr.. Justice Eastman
ans u'It was SO mInlIrSt that his did
even attempt defence, and he was ordered IN rccn,
ME In The sum al $1,000 for his appearance befo7o
the Supreme judicial Cour, at CamrIdge. m J,mos
Day the 18th OF October, inst and was Committed n
prison eu /"
1t Is perhaps not known to all that his off;nca g
capita one, The only punishment for when by our
laws sdeoth. y Jul
d me news 0fthe events IN Paris was brought to
Drusseis by pigeons; and ) a pigeon cannot carrv
more words than Telegraph he art of l,coric
wl'.ing Is necessarily IN request. One of them Is
',u u" nave o"rne this pithy sentence Paris I'M
- the Ming doVn-the ministers off One of the
'se'ns were trI colnrcd cuckade. The cnrr,.r.
arrived IN unusually quick time OWING It Is sunnos
eu' 10 the fright they got in starting from Paris IN
e E!ust oil the confusion and the discharre of fro
%''"9' lhere Is 10 be regular revolutionary dove
mouse established IN Pals. for the sole puio,se of
bringing immediate intelligence OF chances IN tho
Government. Similar coumbarlcs are 10 be sot
up In madrid and Lisbon. under the idea that be-
Iore ong' those capitals may furnish some rnteI-
s'ucc worth hearing ~ y. Spectator.
,HIENhhAL LAFAYETTE We have been favored with the
he S snsalon oi letter from this venerable patriot to
D' e" General Bernard, Of this city The noble and dir,
nguhed part which he the recent events IN Fraoce
Win ms and every thing which huu
- osn interest we therefore publish every thing hun
WIN increased pleasure, as is received by readers with
eaSerness-Ndt mt "
How much should wish be with you my dear General IN
reoee together in the result Of this last glorious viruos
Revolution The People alone achieved the whole hcv
have shown themselves great the as IN
uePid during the struggle Bodies courageous nickname
were leo ny young Students aud chiefly pupils the polve
chn9ue School vino far admirable Than co s~
press Our losses, DUNG these three oodv davs ba,s -
great those oi our adversaues have been considerable No
sooner was regiment engaged streets 10 carry n ~
wa" new ones we're thrown up their The
attacks on Tie Louvre, Tuleres aud Hotel de Wills ,,e,
made win incredible yalor Levasseur was evssv to,.
out we shal save hun the morning of the th,d do
eaD'sed ~ the Hotel de Vile which been taken and "a
taken and the coored flag was WAVING owe, o, he"s III
kng having halted Ramboulet with ten mr. t,yeIve
men, oTdsf5d rom fifteen twenty thousand Pa,sans a.,
dch against MIN the enemy reireaed Afterwards the Coun,
dAftp and family reached the o. ,,I.r 80
escort OF our cnDmssaTes, without Tecs M tho ast ,
outuR ihtu journey through the French territory
o. inc 'aunnal Guard organizing throughout France The
NuE we nave elected - patriotic and popular would not
say 49, has been reported, that this the eg ps,rts @
DO say that very republican monarchy ssceptbe of
Improvement ~ P''' VI
Adieu my dear General love you and embrace YOU with
all my heart IAEAyRTTE
WREcK.- Capt WHITAKER, oftbr Schooner Gov.
Cas-, arrived at thus port yesterday mornino rspor,s
That on Sunday last, OF Black River, distant from
shore seven miles bc passed vessel sunk in ten and
a nan Ia'hom water. He attracted To The $40
ny thc main bOom about ten feet If whch was ont ot
WAFER The vessel was upon the bottom, and the
throat OF the boom had risen npon the mast rs b,gb
rs the cross trees. Part Of the sail remained an H..
boom and was close rcefcd Capt. w. had no mes,
Of learning the vessels name tho fatc-nfher rro,.
the boom was new and had not been poin,
cd On ihepassage down the Cass spoke the steam
boat EnteTprIzc, Capt. Miles, informed him f tho
wreck, and desired him 10 visit, and ob,a,n r. ~
sblc further particulars which was PROMISED A.
The nearest coast is perpendicular iron bound shore
mile doubt remains that every soul on board has nor
Ishcd,-BgG. Pat. P'''