Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
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DOMESTIC.
Iroutles--Iae Disputed Nt.o Ha,nDsLi1e Boaadayy :
we learn from the National Eagle. published Clare
mont ~ H. that the tract in question has been always
under the jurisdiction Of the State that an attempt
was made by gang of or PERSONS the other day. TO
transport MIR. Blanchard, Deputy Sheriff into Canada
on charge of having violated the laws of the province
OF Lower Canada Atler having been dragged 10 or l2
miles towards the Sherbrooke jail he relieved by in
habitants of Cobruoke and Sicwartstowp Soon nilcr
MIR. Aldrich, Il resident of Indian Stream whom tho
Provincial Government have undertaken to protect
against the authorities OF New Hampshire was
IN the head with stone. A musket was fred at him
and he then struck the head with cu,lass hy
man Of the name of McRae who appears 10 give much
trouble An atfray with muskets cnsued and ono n,,n
was wounded in the thigh
Indian Stream Difficulties IN NJ Hampshire no
ves have as yet been lost stated in Ncwbrvnort
Herald these difficulties serious nature Than
has been generally supposed The reported battle orig
'n an apalr IN winch deputy sheriff had been
arrested ON the warrant OF British gsrae and who
was rescued by the citizens, after ARRAY in which one
or two individuals were slightly wounded
In obedience TO instructions from the Governor the
Adutant Generate of New Hampshire has repaired TO In,
scene OF difficulty with discretionary powers TO order
out so much of the 9th regiment of militia as may he
necessary order and maintain the sunren,ocv
OF the laws. In letter TO the Governor dated The
I lth inst he states that the excitement l. ysrc -
that the Canadian inhabitants and of the
in the vicinity, determined render TO the iisnf
fected and rebeous citizens all the countenance and
support In their power and their purpose To nun
ish, nj all hazards such have been concerned an the
late acknowledgements the opinion that standing
of the
disposed citizens who reside upon the disputed territory
and announces his determination deiach sufficient
form his duty ~ " per
The Indian Stream Territory is that portion of New
Hampshire lying North of the 45th degree of North la
tude containing, exclusive of what has been released n
actual settlers, about 10000 of land still AT The
disposal of the State, and worth an average AT least
81 per acre The right of property in this tract was i'm
voved in the decision of the boundary question
to the King of the Netherlands few years cc and in
consequence of the determination of that ones,;o
still deferred, the ~ ii. Legislature at its last
determined TO continue DISPUTED
unu tue hna settlement OF the question, and requested
the Governor TO extend all necessary aid In The exrc
tive officers of Coos county, in causing the laws of Tho
State to be therein obeyed large majority of the CT;
teens are quiet and orderly and spirit of rebellion hos
been exhibited by only eighteen twenty individuals
Boston Post.
"WHERE is GEoRoE THoMrsoS?"-This ouestioni
asked by newspapers in all parts of the countryand bv
the answers gwen this individual might be supposed 70
possess the power oil ubquythey make it appear that
he is at tie time, ''here the re- and everv bor
But we nave now IN our power to give conclusive and
satisfactory Information on the subject Mr. TuoMPsoN
who has of late been much of the time in our own
date vicinity, is NO LONGER IN THE UNITED
STATES. lie sailed from Boston on SUNDAY befor.
last, in the British brig Satisfaction, for ST Andrews
New Brunswick intending there TO take passaoe far
Halifax, aud from thence England There is ne ~;
take in this all the particulars have been related TO ms
10y airend OF Mr. T. who is personally acquainted with
the iacts IT gives great pleasure communct e this
management must have the effect quiet the aoitn
tons which have recently seriously disturbed The
peace OF our community. MIR. Thompsons family CON
s'SN''E servants. 10
have been residents in neghborhood during the INST
six or eght months have not gone with him, but will
passage direct for Europc.-Satem Register.
NEW YoRK, November Is
II most Extraordinary Phenomenon in The Heapeas was
witnessed IN this city last evening between the honr or
nan past ten ana eleven An of unusual brillancv
and OF dazzling pink and white coors blended extended
IRON The north west to the part of the horz,
was composed principally of radiang bands of mink
proceeding from the portion of the horizon named
and terminating in common centre like The b,p Az.
oil ian, little to the west of the Seven Stars
which were then In the zenith and where mink colors
weFe most brilliant Occasionally streak of wbi,e
ai.ernaed with the pink but the later was predominant
Inc stars which 1t spread of an extraordinary
orilancy People immediately reminded of the arc
which was in 1897 but which was composed moi of
radang bands from the polar horizon but of reglar
succession of white parallel lines in transverse orde
like the steps of case from the point of the hor
zon where they commenced to that where they terminal
ed Some thought also of the remarkable shower of
stars which was Nov. 18th in 1888 and which pro-
fessor Olmsead, of New Haven predicted would return
at inc same period But there analogy whatever
to that though understand many extraordinary mo
teoFs were seen few nights since In short this was
phenomenon never before in this country pbo
conveyance OF broad pink bands from the
NORTH oil color resembling that which appears a few
momeots before SUNRISE struck every body with aston
ishneht me wblte streaks shot through this and
finally the phenomenon disappeared in faint rad of
white hnge, similar 10 the common appearance of Au-
BOrealis The Avalancbes in Switzorland oro
said to give pink color the plants that oroyv
near them. Do the ccbcrgs of the pole produce
the effect on the Aurora There ,sera - c.
who thought it the tail of the Comet rapidly opproacb
ing The Earth and about the same CONSERVATION
1t did at ITS last appearance 76 years ago. spread
the entire horizon.
L. S-Since writing the above as the result of our
own cursory observation Of the remarkable pbenome non
In question, have received from an nieIpent scen
tho Trend more minute and description of which
we avail ourselves with much pleasure IL NAV no re-,
marked, that the color called pink by US was
more properly, as lie says Of bloodred especially the
broad masses. ' 80
We understand in the Shetland Islands and an ,I
Northern Coast of Ireland where the Aurora Is see in
all lis subnty often throws up these boodlike cor
ruscatons, which, when in active motion look like n
terrible coniiagraon if the world was on fire. we
thlnk the same appearances particularly men.
toned by Captains Parry and Ross-Siar
MIR Editor send you the following remarks unou
the unusual AURORA Borealis of last night: F
rst observed the pale light Of the Aurora soon after
shutdown. ~ '''Si
AT about o'clock, p M the light was strono ono,,
10 cast shadows and extend nearly to the zenith, Arsr
display Of radiating pencils of light resembling long
whIe mccoy Clouds the appearances became exiraord
nary. The Aurora extended by III o'clock p MY from,
te Northern horizon as far East by South and On the
west TO west by South, the pencils reaching beyond
OR zeph, ana forming centre Of radiation al point
In the heavens about ten twelve degrees sontheri
from our zenith The Southern upper borders of the ~
roTa were then OF bloodred colour in broad o,asss
lic stars shone through the Aurora with more than usn
oil brightness. ~ "S"-
AT midnight there arose common clouds in the NORTH
when partially assumed the pencil radiation
AT . o clock this morning the phenomena had nearly
The centre formed in the heavens, ten or twelve de-