The Arkansas advocate., 1834-09-19

zsr-1-s.--szszaaszssr latters and tFaings inGenerat. Bc -e-, -s---=zs= SC Chaelesio,rn Riotsrs.-The arrest ot those tn ,rsons engaged in the late dlssracelul in ,easures, stlI goes on.--Goyernor DaSis ey as issued his proclamation, offering . re- sr ard of five hundred dollars for the appre- le ension of offenders, Troops and patrols ei < citizens. still continue on guard, thongh al here has been no disposition eyinced 10 (tf continue the disturbance.
 Riot m Bloosnfeld.--We are informed that a number of men, disguised in yarlots ways, entered beer house in that town' on Saturday night last, aud destroyed the IT, toxicating drinks which were kept there. Il part of them took the occupant into a held' I stripped and otherwlse abused him. We understand the pretence was, that he kept Ii a dsofderly house, and sold liquor contrary to hw. But, if this is true, t IS no Jnstiii-
 cation. One violation of law cannot Justliy | anoher. And no doubt, 1t is the eoanie-
 nan.e which transactions like this have re- eeiyed. which has emboldened the authors
 of other riots to go to such fearful lengths
 as they haye.-.Ne,cafk paper.
 General Bertrand, the friend ot Napoleon, in addressing his constituents during the
 late elections in France, says" i5fom ttie 4 south to the north, from the provinces ot
 the hamlets and Ia me cues, tIisso awzfrtis,
 abolttion q pripsleges, ought to be repeated
 in all France by every mouth, engraved in
 every heart, inscribed on every banner" ]. .9 Veteran.-William Pew. of GEouces-
 ter, Mass. entered on his hundred and third
 year on the 3d dinst. He Is hero of iltree
 wars.
 Gov. Branch late Secretary of the Ma
 ", has been elected member of the Sen-
 ale of North Carolina, from the county oi Halifax
 A mad princess of the house of Bourbon. on being asked why the reigns of queens were in general, more prosperous than the reigns of kings, replied :--Because under kings, women goven-under queens, mem II An Irshman being asked what he came to England for, replied Arrah, by the f powers. you may be sure 1t wasn't for tedlli for had plenty of that at home.o
 Storms and hureicanes have of late proved very destructive. Hail stones weigh ing cue pound fell lately Ill Hagerstown Maryland.
 Chang and Eng, the Siamese Twins, hay, Q arrived in town, after having completed ; : tour through the Southern and Westerr Q States. Having ineyery part of the coun i ny excited the wonder and surprise of all f they are now douhly interesting g-speakins h the language well, afiabe and polite i'll thei
 demeanour, and are very communicative . and answer withoutrestraint any questions > The $lso,000 of public money ha '' reached Cincinnati; from whence 1t wa 2 to be wagoned to Logansport, Ind. unde v charge of the officer and four men. l. pretty employment for an officer of the ar z my, truly!
 e A grand exhibition of all the works C | National industry in Europe, is to talk } place in Paris in 1886. If We have an thing peculiar to exhibit, we can have 2 chance.
 ' .Morch of iateliecL--A green hor1 cam 5 sideling crab-fashion up 10 tho steps of on C of our fashionable hotels, last week follow |. ed by one of those celebrated characters e d yellow dog. A gentleman aceosted hin
 I y shiIlings,n drawled Joe. tsHow much dit y you give for him p Up to Uncle John's. : s'Has he got any morel" Yes, got un + all."-O Os,eeeo Dem.
 a A lump of silver was obtained in the sil L yer mines of Koingsburg, which is perhap
 the largest ever seen. It weighed l-2 lbs and is estimated at the value of $l3,00 n in specie.
 h We are requested to state, says th il Charleston Courier of the l6th inst by tn ie Port Physician, that all vessels arriving 6 5 this port from New York, after this datt T. will be quarantlned
 .. The Baltimore Chronicle of the 9th ins D. says: sThe Hon. Lewis Cass, secretar 2 of War, is, we understand, about to resie i hls situation and remove to Cincinnati h. We have not heard any cause assigned fC is this determination.o
 M. Madison We are glad to learl
 from recent accounts, that the health ofth ,a a venerable patriot is much improved. Re - peated attacks of rheumatism have largel :, interlered with the proper use of his limb