Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25

IkkdiS Aht OApffA
DE la Charlie lse
HofaI fieu 500
Hotel Dieu, out patients ooO
Hospital Beanion 90
Grand Gallon $50
DE Ia pitie a20
Val de Grace 81
Freemason's Lodge so
No returns had been made from the Anf
balances, or from St. Louis and Antoine,
The killed and deaths from wounds were Is
timated 400. Most oil the wounds were Sc.
we're. They were generally gunshet wounds,
and almost all were received in front The
operations, though Of a very serious nature,
had generally succeeded; ard the people in
the hospitals had exhibited great herolsm,
whist the weunded soldiery had lest all mo-
raj and physical energy.
Steamboat Robbery.-The iron chest of tbs
Steamboat Chancellor Livingston, en- her
last passage to Providence, WAS opened Nv
false keys, and a package Of money, in !,
mount about $4,000, stolen, winch was en-
trusted TO Capt. CcSeshali by oder of our
brokers Fortunately The robbery was dis
covered before the boat Ieached Newport.
and among the passengers was found a fel.
low with a number oi keys and other imple-
ments, who was taken into custody as the
robher. The money was found among tho
baggage, was where it mast have beea
thrown when the alarm was given.
NJ I. Joar. Of Comp4
Brutal .fssa,R on the Siaasse Itgins.-Tfe
Liverpool Journal Of September q5t,. sar.
-"IesterGay evening a person, ia the dress
OF a gentleman, committed a NEST unpro.ok-
Ell assault on these boys, in the exhibition
room-Althoush there was a crowd of visit
ors, the attendant, who is particularly obig-
ing, took every pains to satisfy his nuuereu.
and very Troublesome inquiries, but al did
rot sahsiy him; and because they did noiua
dress before ladies, he called them 'impos-
tors Their blgh sense of honor resoited
at the loot charge, and they rushed from be-
hind the table; and enc Of them pulling out
hIs purse, gave him a shilling, and desired
him TO quit the room He refused, aud aim
cd at them an unmanly Flow. One noihing
blood ifcin the. nose Of the visitor, who in
instantly departed, threatening an action at
law = -
The continued mildncss of the present sea-
son is a subjectof general remark. Altho'
1t Is ncw the 9Th of November, we have
scarcely had a day of SO great GOODNESS as to
reBaer q eaoak or outer coat necessary, or
even comfortable. and it is emily within The
last week, that the cold has been severe e.
nongh at night to save US from those annoy
ing insects, the mosquitoes. la the country.
the effect of The almost vernal weather has
been to bring forth anew the leaves and Bios
SONS Of the trees-and a grape vine, in The
nelShborhood of Baltimore, is t4ew loaded
with a number Of lunches of that delicious
iruit, OF The second crop, which seem 10 he as
well illed and as perfectly ripened, as their
immediate predecessors. We also saw, a
few weeks ago, some specimens Of a second
crop OF cherries, which were partly formed,
and, we have no doubt have, ere this, coma
10 periection-BaH. Gaz
Extract OF a letter from an American gen-
tleman Of intelligence at Paris, dated 7fh &c
to Der TO his correspondent IN Baltimore.
"Francc and Paris are perfectly TRANQUIL
Their domestic peace and happiness was Sc
rIously threatened, however, some weeks ago
by the growing power and inselence ofcluts-
scr a short tine they sustained an almost
equal authority with the government and
{ would soon, If not sabdued, have driven The
Ministry from its seat, dissolved the present
too wise ard moderate legislature, snd ia
yolved France in another revolutionaYv
plunge. But fortunately the Ministry saw
the danger 10 their country. and determined
to enter boldly and openly toto the confess.
1T was certainly one IN which enc or the 9th
er OF the parties must close their existencs.
They were honestly and stoutly seconded ny
Lafayette, aGdin three days the clubs were
dispersed by the National Guards without
hioodshe5 or even violence. That resQlt
contributed powerfully TO restore tranquility
and public confidence, and Paris is now as
orderly, and doubtless will soon be as pros
porous as ever it was."--Gasette.
lREATY WITH TURKEY The n. Z.
Uaiiy Advertiser states that Mr. Rhind,
commissioner to Turkey. has arrived
~ me brig Phebe Ann, from Smyrna.
ne brings with him aa important Com
meiclal treaty negotiated with him at
ConstantInople with the Sublime Porte.
winch is said TO be highly favorable TO
inns country. Thsi IS the 6ss, treaty e.
yer negotiated between the two Govern
meEts Mr. X. speaks in ,he h,eaest
terms OF The treatment be ~received from
that government, aud The friendly dis.
position manifested towards this coun-
try.
-Mr 4. brought out with him four efe-
giant Arabian horses which ha obsa;nea