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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

J 1~tnty tpcmcnts burnt, including tie UnatsrM
II fall. 10 our lot to record the mos, destructive
fire that has ever been witnessed in our town. The
alarm wa, gwen about O'Clock on Saturday eve
nIng last, and from the sudden bursting of the
ilancs, CAUSED an immediate rush TO the spot OF
three or four hundred persons who were attending
IA circus IN the vicinity. We have not been able
10 procure any authentic account of its orgin, but
ii is believed that the fire was accustomed from
carclc,,ncs. or ncelcc, in those who had charge
Of the Law office Of Mrs,rs. Phclan X Clifton,
("ho were absent from town. ON Eu>iace street
The servant i, supposed to have kindlcd in the
room large fire about the time Of supper, aud as
neither Inn nor the Young man who had charge
OF u returned, the ilamcs communicated to the con
tents OF the room, which was in full blaze when
first discovered. Even then it could have been
arrested il water had been readily obtained The
tire however speedily communicated with the build
ins' on each side, sweeping with great raplty
over the entire row of offices the right and at
the same time with the and front buildings on
the leh-hrst warehouse of Mr.. Lowe, then
Jones n Dimes confectionery, Gormlc, 4 o.
Neal, Saddlcrs shop, Po,cy's extensive Drug
Store, and the dry good establishments of MORGAN
Facklcr, John Read 4 Co u. NJ Lowe, and
W'thcrs n Hunter; and lastly that extensive
building, the Huntsville Inn, belonging to Judge
Sm'tl-two small buildings Immediately below the
tavern were pulled down. As vet it i. impossi-
bic to estimate the loss ofpropcry with any de-
gree OF accuracy. 1t !, very grcat--somc believe
the entire loss at not less than hundred thousand
dollars, which is probably not .,aggcration.
The street, were hcapcd with large masses of goods
prom'scuonSly thrown together, all of which
more or less damaged. The heavy articles were
were generally consumed. About II or 5000
dollars worth OF Rope and Bagcing, belonging to
Mr.. Love- Mr. Mctcaie and others, was entirely
lost also quantity of sugar, &c. We learn
that the goods were insured, and also some of the
most costly houses, except those owned by Judge
Smith, MIR. Bradley, and Mr.. Mcinadcr No fam.
lily residence was injured; bu, the Inconvenience
to the merchants will he grca, for som. time, as it
! is too late in the season To rebuild for the prr
sent ycar.-They have all, however, procured
temporary houses in which to open goods.
DemoorSt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19
Il ACES.
TREE HILL FALL RACES, 1895.

rIRsr
\ Sucep,take for colts and hllies, thee YEAR
old. Two milc heats, entrance 800, forfeit 100
boswell and Christians Nifty Minse, by
T,molcon, dam Mcrino Eve, 2d,s
Adams a d Corbin's By Timocon, dam
Trafalgar, "
William v hliamson's b Spartacus, by
Charles, dam Arab, dW.
William X. Joln.on's ch by Charles, dam
Trafalgar,
l.ham PucksuA'b fby Tonton, dam by Ar
chic,
james ). Garrison. by Archie, dam by
T,moleon, ds.
John ue,h's hy Charles, gu, of Wilcox.
mare, dr.
Timc--ls heat, Pm. 2,-2d heat, Pm. To-.
\ Match Race between Mcsss Hare and Siarkr,
mile heats, tor 200 dollars-won bv Mr.. Hare in
two heats.
Time Isl heat, Pm. >. ID heat, Pm. To-.
srooNpp,
Proprietoy'. pmse-tro mile h,ots, 5000
NJ. Bots b m ltosalic Somcrs, by
Charles, !
". NJ. Vests .ham Pucke,, by
Arab, /
Il. ADAMS br Il Alp, by Rocking
ham,
Mr. williamson, Ia John Floyd, by
Ionsou, !
=. b S,arkc', III Fanny Cline, by AZ
tlN, dr..
". X. Johnson, b h Charlie, kcmhle,
by IrclN, ODDS.
q. T. liarc's b William Bell, by Ton
son : dr.
John Brlchcr'> h c Yankee Doodle ) DIR.
Time, I'm. 5s,.-3m. 56.--,'m. 56s.
On the first day (fuesday) a Foot-Racc wa.
run BY Mc,,r.. Pryor and Pcrrtt-lOO wards,
loo dollars u sidc.--A close contest, Pryor beat
lns his competitor only ! \ or 20 inches.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, 81 900, 1 mile heats, entrance
$40
Richard Adams Black Heath, b, Archie, 4
veal, old,
J. NJ. Bots b h AIadn., by Gohanna, 5
years old, i dis.
.. Z. Hare. Nancy Blunt, 4 year. old, by
Sir Archie. DIR.
". H. Minvo'1 gr h Jesse, 5 years old by
Medley,
Tmc--l. heat, NJ i,.--2d heat SIN. Is
forRru Dn--W Oh by lshnm Puckcu's colt
Sale of part of Mr. John NJ. Bolts, bloodcd
stock, AT Trcc-iiill Course on Thursday last
Gohanna, $li,5O0
Tobacconst 5000
Ro>alic SomcrN, 800
Ariadnc, 400
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NOBLE; ACT.

An accident, which, but for the courage and hu,n,
h'iy oi an individual well known in Wasb,nyton
would have been attended with fatal conseoucnc,,
occurred on Thursday, in Seventh street For mn
wards OF week past of the planks of the birds,
crossing the Canal near the MARI IT IIouse has hccn
removed leaving space suffcicntl, large for A full
"ro"n person to fall through A., INTERESTING Ettlr
sifi' named Taylor, passing at about . o'clock on
Thursday morning last, across the bridge in her way
to market and gazing, child like around her as sb,
the water beneath lat that time about & or t,.et
deep,) and immediately sunk. 4 humber of p.rsons
who had seen her disappear quickl, assembled At t,
SPo'-ahonG them several stout young men-but
out upon the towards not one of them mad, The
shSh'es' effort to rescue the drowning child While
'hey were looking lislcssl, on, Mr.. John Waters.
constable gray headed but still athletic and powcr
'"' man, came up and, on lcarnin. ha, had hap
pencil has'iiy dotlcd his coat, and it an exec r,nn
upon the apathy Of the bystandcrs ;,p,n,d;.,o,,
P'""4e" mo 'ile water. After swimming aLcut for
S"'"c ,'hie III the vicinity of the chds basket which
""eo on the surface, his foot came in contact vi,
s"'c'nhg near the bottom, and on Jerking i, mn il
proved TO be the body OF the girl. The IttIe cr,,
'u'e III" Dceh by this time, full five minutes updcr
wafer aud appeared quite dead She was hove,.r
taken Immediately to Mr.. I.loyd's tavern hard h.,
'''" Inc usual means of estoratiuu epploycd Nc
''' "'ppN 10 say. successfully. About six m;nn,.s
'S'oIe" hcf TO consciousness, and I'm. arms ,C b..
aSonizcd parents Too great praise cannon he ,c
'"toenl" the prcscrcr of the cliilds life. nor ,
great piahc I" the commissioners Of the ward ,l,,
whose imp. rd"nabe negligence the accidc,, ,,,,l
place. I(,eorre,o.. u, wv ~ ~. '"oA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

An important case was lately decided in New
York. IL seems that Mr.. Robert l.. Patterson of
that city, placed in the hands of Mr.. Barnabas
Bates, the deputy post master, at two different
times, the sum OF $4,000 in l.. $. Bank notes,
and agreed TO give him premium to ensure its
safe delivery in Columbus, Georgia. The amount
arrived safely, but instead of forwarding the bills
furnished by Mr.. Patterson, Mr.. B. transmitted
bills OF the Manhattan bank, upon which there was
discount. Mr.. Patterson consequently demand
ed remuneration, which was at first promised
but Mr. Bates afterwards refused to pay the a.
mount demanded, and stood suit The jury
returned an award for the plaintiff, full amount OF
the claim, and the costs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19
FROM TUE pHtiAprLrnlA GNYErrr
VERY IMPORTANT FROM TE\AS

We have received To daV from A gentleman il,
Texas letter dated 9th September, ciyinr the
important intelligence that Convent on VA. Ia he,
held on the 10Th OF October, composed at five
members elected from each Jurisdiction Of the
Province, Ia consult On the public safety and in
tlmating that one of its acts would he a Drcl-
ration OF Independence" The following ar, ,,
tracts:
" The state Of our affairs which have been for
some time extremely threatening ro our new SET
siemoni has AT last come To such pas, thai leaves
W no alternative but to yield our brilliant pros
poets, with our hard earnings obtained AZ the s,cr;
nee OF exile from our beloved country, the United
States, to the Mexcans, or to cspcl them by f,rcc
Of arms from Texas, our adopted country 'rh;,
we will do or die in the attempt We occnpv
country, which, but for our presence. would ever
have remained wilderness, because the Mcxica,,
were AFRAID to occupy "a country inhabited by ,o
many Indians and these numerous tribe. which
arc settled about in cvcry direction they ,rc
by spies and cmssarcs trying to raise 10 .,rkc ,hc
first blow on the American settlers of Tcxa> a Il
i,nbruc their murderous tomahawks in tho blo,d
Of our dcfencclcss women and children. Ourpar-
ticolar location Is more exposed than any other,
the neighborhood having settlements of North A
mcrican Indians, who, having become dissatisfied
in the u States, came here several wears aro.
wy S""'''' P'he'p"'N VI tneTOkccs, NIaM nCCS,
kickapoos, De'awarcs, Coshatocs, and Alahamas.
and there besides numerous small Snani>h
tribes, all OF whom reside within 30 to 90 miles
Ut Nacogdoches, and the two first mcn,ioncI, who
arc the most numerous, within p to 81 miles
Sonc OF these Indians are visiting us dali, TO trade.
Sixty nurses were counted the other day in the
town. These Indians always have been ir,cndl,
with US. and would remain so, was it not for the
Infamous ovcrtures made to them by the Command
ant "t the Mexican army, who has taken possession
Of San Antoine, distant from here 349 miles, sit
mated the direction in which cur neighbor.ng In
dams 90 tu hunt.
This desperate state of affairs will oblige me to
Change my plans. have it in contemplation to
eake my family, for immediate safety to For,
JesuP. and leaving them there for short Time as
- have several friends in the garrison, till a
more healthy season, to descend Red River and
ascend the Mississippi, where in case cur troubles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19
Saddle and Harness Manua,.,.

VIE. subscriber returns his thanks to hi, ,,,..,
ana me public IN general, for the liberal .n,a,
'as'ihcht heretofore received in his line of bnsns..
anu ..''o'inS them that he still continues to cary M
.ae Saooie and Harness Making, in aIlii. y,
rious branches at his old stand corner Of V,;n's,.,
ana Ail'y leading to Friends Warehouse.
lie has Just received direct from the Norl
,a'e' ana general assortment of Collars Wins and
r'hglish Birdie Lcafhcr-somc of which are s,n.,,,
10 any ever offered in this market hich he ixo
"a 10 sell low Tor CASH, in exchange for Coui,r
rfod"ce. lie respectfully invites purchasers Ia can
al" examine ms stock. X. W. COLLINS
W wish to cmplo, good Saddle hand and
'7"oP ana Harness hand,--iot such constant employ,
ment will be given. R.W r
VIZ d WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19
LATEST FROM ARA.

The Salem Register contains ad,iccS from Para.
up to the 18th uli., brought by the VIM Penn,
Capt Appleton. 1t appear, that permission had
been granted by the Brazilian Commodor. TO IT,
d. NJ. sloop-oi-war Race Horse, Sir james Ever
ard Home, commander, 10 proceed to the city,
taking under convoy the English and American
Merchant vessels with the view of recovering
some OF the property left behind; after two DAYS.
they were allowed by the Indians To lind and
succeeded IN SAVING SOME valuable rood, heavy
articles they were not allowed 10 take, particularly
provisions and such was the dancer that they
could not protrdci the time to save further; and
an their leaving, they were honorcd with a part-
ing salute the guns loaded with balls
Thus through the interppsilon and protec,on
afforded by Sir James Everard Home, OF II. b. VI.
sloop Race Horse, have the owner, of the Amcri-
can vessels been placed under new obligations
and Capt. Appleton speaks OF his services in the
strongest terms of gratitude aud respect
The city was most thorough, sackcd-lhc
whites were still pursued and Killed wherever
found-ihc streets still were encountered with In,
murdered bodes-and the most horrid and ba,ha-
rous assassination continued in all quarters. The
VIM. Penn came out under convey of the Rnc.
Horse, in company with all the merchant vessel,
IN the river, excepting two--t,c George and Car
ohnc--which were chartered ty the LEGAL ro> crn-
mcnt to carry the distressed ingitlvcs up 10 Ca.
mata, Ia prevent want of food among thenl>,l,r,
The Indians were IN possession of the river. and
also the S'lnes, the pilot stations, aud would sen,
any vessel they could take, that had powder. o
any thing they wanted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

Capt. u. l.. f.. Bonneville, whose name was
dropped from the Arm, List. as Captain of the
9TH regiment of infantry, on the 3lst MAY. 1884.
has recently arrived in Washington, after an alb
.cncc oi four years, from expedition 10 the Roc
Ky Mountains and the regions beyond This cx-
petition was undertaken solely ON his account. a
THROUGH having been granted to him for that pur
pose. From his extreme remote situation. the So
vcral reports made by him did not reach Head
Quarters, and it was supposed he had persisted.
lie has obtained from actual examination a vas,
store OF information concerning the geography q,
that portion of the country snd the Indian. VIII,
inlabt it.
captain Is. i, making an effort to obtain rcs,or,-
ton to his former rank in the army.
.1rmy and Nary Chrou.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19
DA\NIl.lI. RACES,

FIRST DAY
S"rcl~tahe ior colt. and fcs, entrance $50 ak
entries, tour started, VIZ:
Leonard Phelps e by Medley, /
VIM. = 'laNnes I by Washington = 3
John : Hurts e Red Wasp, b, Shakespeare 3 ,
Nm. Met areo'sb Bardolph, by Sir Charles, 9 din.
Track heavy.
Tnmc-lst h.at, Gu -. ID hca, Pm is
sL,oNp
S""crstakc, purse 500, mc heats.
Pasclnl Euiord', Jinnc, Hunter b, Shak--
pcatc J
Nm. Mctmgo's be Chlde,s, by Charles, |
Leonard Phelps bl b, Arab, : =
Track still heavy, but improving
fime-lst heat "m,; ID heat I'm 5ss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

finally effected aud large amour, Of -,
goods discovered and taken. 'iuabl,
The woman, we understand had mad.
mcnts 10 go immediately TO Ireland, I'm, "h''"hs'-
now, most likely, be compelled to pos,,a s"e Will
travels until she shall have answered. ,I. 9"e her
ton OF fraud and swindling. Fhiiad H,ss55aasa-
Robbery and Suicide On the oe,b II.
Holsen fell in with person at tavern Mr..
Castle, Pa.-thc next morning the ,,ra,. u ssw
companed Mr.. II. ON hi, wa, home, bn Sc &c.
ding few miles, demanded lis money. a, Il, 'er n.
time presenting pistol TO enforce the ian 4" samo
Mr.. II. gave " his money, but after hav;r.' 'shd
SO was fired at: the ball entered tie mol uohe
horse, which threw him and ran oif-a sc.a, y, h,
tol was fired AT Mr.. llolstcn BY the roLls'" pn-
then rode rapidly of. The alarm heinz Who
pursuit was made and the robbcr overall gwen
being told that he was prisoner, he drew On
and threatened to shoot the first that ,,.,, PmO
take him; but being surrounded. SEEING ,l'I pa 10
he had wounded, and having been callsd nO~
derer, he put his pistol TO his temple and d.. nun
self, under the IMPRESSION no doubt. ,l,, ni'0-
killed llolscn. Ills clothes were n,.. nc Dad
Caldwell, and receipt found ON hi, ,.rs nnea J.
Gated that to be his name o" ihdh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

the snare. lie called upon the jury as fathers and
husbands put stop to this rage as Tar as 'e''''
principle could do SO.
lie had better settle dc bill, said Madame
Marfincau.
Messrs. Greenwood and Merritt were the couhsei
for Madame Martineau-Alessrs Burr aud bcncdie'
counsel for Mr.. Ordonneaux. Mr. Beneaict gave
fine piece of defamation in summing up. Tie
again rallied beautifully against renci fashions aud
Frenc, miIliners-talked about dcmocrac,-purhv
of our nstituions-simplici, of our fathers, nc.
&c. lie quoted the law from Chancellor henf
4 wife is entitled by law 10 the nccessaries and
comforts oflfc. But asked he is Bird OF Par
adise a comfort Is Palatinc with swan fur
necessary! What can reasonable woman, the
wife Ola man who worked in checked shirt, do
with black silk veil worth S55 real Bird OF
Paradise worth SiOl 1.-THE bird had been a fat
chicken it might have been necessary, &c. &c.
&c. UrrdM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

,r,' s','o" ,:V""-Chesnut street, between
W." an" o"rth, was yestcrdy afternoon ,lmone-
Sa WIN persons attracted by the operations of the
S :, 1t appears that short time since Mary
nch'"Ioy, who has done business in the fame,
",y goods me, for some time past, as tsme solc.
s1on nd prey large scale, stopped payment for
'oov 10 100000. The circumstance cre-
d "o ''''e surprise, and several meetings of her
i, e.m were hed in consequence, which resulted
hon.., ,on.'ct'on that there had been some dis
ascor,.;, uea''hg on her part. Yesterday it was
in ,ha ,l'at she had hired large store Louise
r,;sod ,hn ~ ner store and suspicion was at once
'''Seo mat IT contained some of the roods ,, I'D
disappeared the Sheriff was there
wy e"Po"ercI II attach, for the benefit Of the
.iea'ors' whatever could be found; the door and
WINDOWS were well secured, bat an en,r,rco ~ :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

Efrtf Of Frost IN Ohio.-An excursion some
forty miles North ON the Great Miami. ha, afford
q" me an opportunity to note the effect of the rc
cent frost, upon vegetation. In many places. the
corn and b"ck~heat arc quite injuriouslv touched.
and all other heritage subject to frost pros,ra,cd
nav'ns met with scntlsmcn from other parts Of the
S'a'r' north to Piqua. and east to Lancaster. the
'm'of"a''on received from them warrants the con-
''"',on' mat the injury has been greater farther
uo'm cast '"an IN tins vicinity. The tobacco cul-
tvators have it i, believed. suffered .o,or,I,.
Cincinnati Go..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

Judge Summers, at the recent term ofthc Sumo
ror Court in Jackson county, Virginia, summa-
rly suspended the license of Henry J. Fisher.
Esq. of Mason county, said TO be one of the mox
efficient lawyers ofthc district, for the torn of one
year, Tor assuming positions, and advancing areu-
mcnts, in defence Of a client incompatible
with the legal notions of his honor Judge s. Du.
ing tho same term witness was fined $40. and
ordered 10 be imprisoned fifteen days, for refusing
to give testimony before the grand jury. We also
learn, that the night after the occurrences above
related, the tail Of the Judges horse was shared
in a most baJerous STYLE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

The reported DoeIs.-Thc Cincinnati. "
states that the account published there few day,
age, under the head OF Bioody Dneis," prove,
to be altogether erronrous-ha,ing no other foun-
dat,on than personal brol in which Lieut.. Mar
shall VIII" had no wcaPon,) was wounded in the
hip with pistol ball from his antagonist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

We" Hofefs.-We understand that Mr.. Swain,
VINO purchased the Masonic Hall some time Since
ana VINO owns the two adjoining lots in Cbesnu,
street below the Hall, intends erecting LARGO hn.
"lns on the two lots, which, with the upprr mar,
{" 81 the Hall, will form spacious and commod;ous
''o'e' inc beautiful front of the Hall to be pre.
Inc h'c gentlemen who purchased the Walnut
prison lot' 1t is stated, propose to form "A comma
ny Tor inc erection ofa Hotel on that 10, +, eos,
H'2o,ooo, design of which has been prcparcd
ana Tor the stock of which subscription book +,
will be opened. TphiIa1 J JoooNs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19
' NASHVILLE, Oct. &.

s., -, NASHVILLE Oct u.
'"e'"f'-Mr' JAMES S. Rowr, one of the
!r rtcl""'ofs OF the Nashville and Of several other
Theatres, shot himself with a p;s,ol -, Er;Ja
nlsh', the ball entering his brcast to TN, rich, =,
ms heart Tho bali was extracted ON SATURDAY
without effect as he died at 1 clock ON SATURDAY
morning. '9''''''
Mr. Rowe was highly esteemed BY those who
know h'm' and it is difficult to ascribc motive
Tor the dreadful deed which no committed. uc
mas len three small children, but wo learn they arc
f' f'o'"oo Tor. Republican,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

Something Ne~.-We learn from the Lynn
chronicle that the Morocco Drcs.c,s in that town
large and respectable body. celebrated Their
anniversary last week. Among other articles
served up at the supper table in the evening, was
Goat skin Pudding. vas
shade OF Sancho Panza pudding made Of
goat SKIN. Let no one hereafter .nctr At tho
mention of India rubber dumplinss, or chowdcr
seasoned with ga" dust. The preparation OF sucb
ds'' must have puzzled a Kitchener or an ia,
Boston Jour-
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FoREIGN INTELLlGENCE.
y,r York. Oct. 10.


LATEST FROM SPAIS.-cap,ain narts-
horn, Of ship Empress, which arrived this morning
from Malaga and Gibraltar in rs days from the
latter place informs US that revolution broke on,
in The proyinccs of Andalusa, Seville, Malaga and
Grenada. on the 23d and o4tl, OF August and
ehot the Constitution of lsl2was proclaimed. All
III Esj>ss ~ Malaga were Imprisoned on the I'D,
ara a number of them killed or wounded. The
,roops were put down, and all that were not IN Ia
yor of the new Constitution we're either shot OF
isspsisoncd There were great JOY and 'llomina-
lions throughout the place when Capt. II. left, and
things getting quiet. Jour Cam
DEATH OF THE HON. WM. T.. BARRY,
We understand that letters have been received
BY the packet from England, which arrived yes'cr-
day, containing intelligence OF the death oil the
Hon. WIN. T. Barry, our Minister 10 Spain ana
late Pos, Master General. Iii, death oeeFIred IN
England. 10
LATER FROM ENGLAND.
By the packet ship Britannia, Capt. Waite, and
shin T.ouisl, Capt. Wood, we have London pa
pcrs to Aug. 3ls inclusive, and Liverpool 10
Sept. Ist The accounts from France and SPAN
arr not So hate as before received
The Municipal Corporation Bill, ono oil the
bones of contention between the two House, Of the
British Parliament, was adopted by the Lords with
amendments, Aug. 2sth, Yeas 6i, Noes ,.
Lirerpoel, Sept 1.-The Lords have thrown
out the Irish Cons,abulsry Bill, measure intend
I'd and calculated To purge the police OF ireland
from all political tendencies, and to render II what
a police ought TO be-, strictly impartial. by Tins
bill il was provided that one should he ii police
m,n who declined to make oath that he was not
member OF political society. This clause We be
lisvc caused the rejection OF the bill, rs IT would
have excluded the Orange-men, whom ,he Lords
nrs determined no, to exclude. Such is tbs
Of Justice entertained in the Upper House.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Aug.
2S--Om market has been even more languid and
unsettled than we reported it last week. and the
transactions are still very limited prices al the
same time very unsteady, sales Ia far To common
American having been made al IL to ID under the
quotations of las, week.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Aur. 2s.-Salr,
gna leaf, 40 hhds. Virginia >tcmmed, and 10 bhds
Kentucky stemmcd without any alteration IN phi
LONDON MARKET Ang is Tobacco -
There sale, oftobacco 10 ropnIt
Fsschi.-Thc New York Star sayS,-A friend
who arri,el in the Sully. relates some curlon,
pate Jars OF Fioscln He asked the physicians
who were 50 careful IN drc> >lna his head -" " hN
so dcslrons of curing this wound the head IS Yours
and you will ,ahr IT OH in teW weeks When
they bled him largely, under the apprehension of
Inflammation OF the brain, he sud, " = pare few
drops for the cxecuiioncr, pray vou."