Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15


the master and six of he crew of the Amar;csn ~;
a',lo.' whch ioundered en- her yovage, from Port
iaha TO hatanzas, IN a severe gale on the 23d OF
August, lat 81, long. 70, in which thev lost ~
Chief mate and one seaman drowned. VIC
". Y Herald.
LFrom the LoUen (Juass.) Journal7
DSRBoRou OuTRAGE.-One of those outraoes.
the frequent occurrence of which leads us IN 6ouh,
whetner society is advancing IN goodness was corr,
united on Thursday, September 3Oth in Tewksburv
ABOUT mile from Lowell. a fellow by the n mo 81
Woih1ly, Dy trade currier, and who had resided
" iewAsoury put short time, returninu home
from the regmental muster at Chelmsfo,d 49,,
IN small wood he met girl, between eleven and
Twelve years Off age, walking from Lowell to her 70.
stdence IN Tewksbury, about miles distant Tu,or
by seized her, and by threatening her With be; o
succeeded IN sthng her cries-He dragged her int
the woods, where he consummated his yiilainous r,
poses, and lie left her. She succeeded IN gannp the
ROAD side, when her cries attracted the no,1ce -
some gentlemen Who were passing and tn whom,
sue uade known the treatment she mad 1ece,vcd
ana gave such description of the VILLAIN tha, tba
iden ifled the person whom they had recently met ;
Ihey carried the. girl to the first house and com
,iehceu an immediate pursuit, and apprehendad
"oinoy at me distance of about three miles Uban
brought INTO the presence OF the girl, ne confessed
us gu' and begged that the bystanders would. sub
Ject nm to any punishment they pleased if thew ;od
only leave life in him. rather than permit ,bs ,n ~
exercise justice upon bin. 1t was then lata in The
evening" and he was bound and put into q carr,.na
20 De TAKEN before magistrate, from which, while on
the road 10 BelvItere viape, he made h,s esco ~.
Inc next morning, handbis were circulated m eva,
airectlon, and reward offered for his apprehens,on
"A CITIZEN ct Fewksbury, Mr, Bravuy Gray .c,
t1ach oi ihm' pursued and arrested HIM Ipswich
lie was taken back to Tewksbury, and on h&nnday
ne mad an examination before Mr.. Justice Eas,r.r
Ills guilt was SO manifest that his attorney did mn,
even attempt defence and he was ordered To rccou
ize IN the sum OF $1,000 for his appearance before
the Supreme judicial Court at Ca mrldge. on Tues
day. the 10Th of October inst. and was conomited 70
prison -
1t is perhaps not known to all that his offence &c
captai one, The only punishment for which by our
laws is death. ~
, Inc news OF he events Paris was brought 10
brussels by pigeons; and pigeon cannot carry
more words than Telegraph. the art of laconic
writing Is necessarily in request. One of tben, is
said to have borne this plthy sentence. ePar;s nm
the King doyn-the ministers off" One of the
Flgeons we're a tri colored cockade. The carriers
arrived IN unusually quick time, owing, it is suuoos
ed,to the fright they got in starting from, paris ~
the midst ofthe confusion and the discharne of fro
arms. There Is to be regular revolutionary dove
house established Paws, for the sole pufnosa Of
bringing immediate intelligence of changes in the
Government. Similar coiumbaries are TO he et
up in Madrid and Lisbon. under the idea that he
lore long, those capitals may furnish some Intelli-
sence worth hearing.-.N. Y. Spectator.
GENERAL LAFAYETTE We have been favored with the
oing translation Of letter from this venerable patriot to
his friend General Bernard of city The noble and dir
nguhed part which he recent events in F.ore
mas his opinions, and every thing concerns nm
with fresh Interest," therefore publish every thing from him
with increased pleasure received by our readers
easerness-.Aat Int Wv"
How much should wish TO be with Won INV ss, Gsnsr
roce together IN the result of this last glorious and yuos
Revolution The People have achieved the whole ,bev
now as srea, IN the victory, daring and
ePd uung the struggle Bodies of courageous
were led by young Students and chiefly by pupils of the povte
chnque Sheo who far admirable than could ex
press our losses dung these thres cody days have been
great those OF our adversares have been considerable No
sooner was regiment engaged the streets TO carry off the
attacks on the Louvre, Tureres and Hotel die VlIa s
mace win Incredible vaior Bevasseur was severely wounded
established in the Hotel de Vile which had been taken s
aken and the m coored flag waving over our heads The
hhS having matted al Ranboulet with twelve thousand
ei ordered from fifteen twenty thousand Paris;ans 70
nach against hi The enemy etreeed Afterwards the Count
Is n ianIy reached the port of embarkaon under the
:" our commissioners, without receiving the insu,
ouI rg men journey through the French territory
ne 'aonai Guard IS organizing throughout france The
Ming we nave elected patriotic and popular ,yod moi,
say as has been reported this is the be E Rs,u, b,
say Ina, " very republican monarchy susceptible Of
Adieg my ear General love you aud embrace Won with
all my heart TXEsv {,'T,rg u"
WRECK Capt Whitaker, of the Schooner Gov.
Cass arrived at this port yesterday morn,p0 renorts
that on Sunday last off Black River. distant from
shore seven miles lie passed vessel sunk in ten and
nail Taihom water. He was attracted 70 the sno
oy the main boom, about zen feet Of which was oni NJ
water. The vessel was npou the bottom. and the
tnroa' OF the boom bad risen upon thu mast as high
% 1nS cross trees' Part of the sail remained on the
Doom Doom and was close rcefed, Capt. w had no meas
OF learning the vessels or the fste-ofher crew
the boom was new one. and had not been paint
gu 90. IN ,hepassage down the Cass spoke he Steam
ooat HnteTpIlze, Capt. Miles, Informed him If the
wreck, and desired him 10 visit, and obtain if nos
sIoie further particulars which was promised. As
,ne nearest coast rs perpendicular iron bound shore
ished.-l3vf. Pat. "a' per-