Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27


these letters worthy OF the colliheHoaloh e9 law
receYed-.1Lbany .3rguS
DOMESTIC.
Trcahes-Tae Disputed he,o Hampshire BcnndaTy.-
We learn from the National Eagle published at Clare-
mont n H. tina! the tract in question has been Always
under the Jurisdiction Of the State, and that an aeP'
was made BY gang Of or persons. the other day 10
transport Mr. Blanchard. Deputy Sheriff. into Canada
on charge Of having violated the laws OF the province
of Lower Canada. After having been dragged ~ or
miles towards the She brouke JAIL he was relieved oy IN
habitans Of CUlbrooke and Stcwa:lsown. Soon ailcr
a Mr. Alirch a resident of Indian Stream, whom Inc
Provincial Government have undertaken to Protect
against authorities Of New Ham Pslrr, was wounceu
in the head with stone. mlskrt was ilreu at nm"
and he. was then struck the head with cuass by
man Of tic name Of AlcRae, who appears TO give much
trouble An ARRAY with uskcts ensued, ana one man
was wounded in tho thigh.
Iod;a, Stream Difficulties IN " HampShirr.-Altho no
lives have as vet been lost stated IN tie Ne"oafyp"rt
Herald these difficulties oil more serious nature IMAM
has been generally supposed The reported battle org
mated from an affair in which deputy sheriff mad been
arrested on the warrant Of British magistrate and who
Was rescued by the clGens alter an 2ray IN winch one
or two individuals slightly wounded.
In obedience TO instructions from the Governor, the
Adiuant- General of New Hampshire has repaired to the
scene OF difficulty, with discretionary powers 10 oTdrr
out so much Of the 24th regiment OF militia rs may be
necessary to restore order and MAINTAIN the supremacy
ri the laws I'm d letter TO the Governor, dated the
ll inst he states that the excitement Is very great
that the Canadian inhabitants and some OF lie authorities
in the vicinity determined to render to the dIsa
fercd and rcbellous citizens all the countenance md
su,port in their power, and avow then purpose t"S
sh At all hazards such have been concerned IN the
ja, acknowledgements the opinion, that standing
military force will be necessary for the safely OF the we'll
nosed citizens who reside upon the disputed territory
I'D announces his determination TO detach sufficient
force to support the laws and enable the sheriff to per-
form his duty.
The Indian Stream Territory is that portion CT New
Hampsbire lying North of the 18th degree Of Month lGti
indie containing exclusive of what has been released 10
actual Settlers about 100000 of land still al the
disposal of the State, and worth average. at least
81 per acre The ght of property in this tract was in
yolyed in the decision of the boundary question referred
to the King Of the Netherlands few years &c; and
consequence of the determination Of that question being
still deferred the ~ H. Legislature at It's last session.
determined 10 continue possession OF the dSutec ground
until the final settlement OF the question, and requested
the Governor TO extend all necessary aid 10 The
tive officers Of Coos county, in causing the laws of the
State to be therein obeyed. large ma "rlty of the c
teens are quiet and orderly and spirit OF rebellion has
been exhibited by only eighteen or twenty Individuals
Boston Post.
"WuruE Is GEORGE THoMrsoN ;"-This questonis
asked by newspapers in all parts of the county-and by
the answers given, this individual might be supposed to
possess the power of ubiquty-tcy make appear that
he is the tme 'hcre there, and every where
But we have it now IN our power 10 give conclusive and
who has OF late been much OF the time in nme-
diale vicinity IS no LONGER IN THE UNITED
STATES. lie sailed from Boston, on Sunday before
last in the British brig Satisfaction, for 81. Andrews,
New Brunswick, intending there TO take passage for
lIalifax and from thence England. There is mis-.
take in ths-a the particulars have been related to
by friend Of Mr.. T. who is personally acquainted with
the facts IL gives us great pleasure to communicate this
nelliCcncc-il have the effect 10 quiet the agta
lions which have recently seriously disturbed Tie
peace of our community. MIR. Thomrsuns family, con-
sis,ing of wife, children, and servants, who
have been residents ii nc!gborhood during the past
six light months, have not gone with him, but will
main in Tie country till the Spring, when They will take
passage direct Tor Europc.-S Salem Register
NEW YoRx, November ls
i most Extraordinary Phenomenon in the IlcauenS was
witnessed this city last evening between The hour Of
half past and eleven. An OF unusual br!llancy
aud vi dazzling pink and white coors blended extended
from the northwest the northeast part of the horizon
|, composed principally of radatng bands Of pink
color proceeding from the portion OF the horizon named
and terminating in common centre like The handle
of Il fan, little to the west Of the Seven Stars,
which were then in the zenith and where the pink coors
were most brilliant. Occasionally streak OF white
aternaed with the pink but the latter was predominant
The which 1t spread over were OF an extraordinary
brilancv People were imme dnlely reminded otthc
which was in 1927 but which composed not of
radating bands from the polar horizon, but OF regular
succession Of white parallel lines in transverse order
like the steps OF staircase from the pcn of the hor
znn where they commenced to that where they terminal
ed Some thought also Of the remarkable shower Of
stars which was seen Nov l2th in 1888 and which Pro-
fssor O!mstead of New javen, predicted would return
at the same period But there analogy whatever
to that, though understand many extraordinary
,eors were few ghts since. In short, this
phenomenon never before in this country. The
conveyance of broad deepcooed pink bands from the
north OF a color resembling that which appears few
moments before SUNRISE, struck every body with aston
ishtnent. Tie white streaks shot through this, and
finally the phenomenon disappeared in faint rad of
white tinga, similar to the common appearance OF Au
rora Borealis. The Avalunchrs in Switzerland are
said to rive 4 pink color TO the plants that grow
near them. Do the cebergs of the pale produce
the same effect the Aurora? There few
who thought it Tie 'a of the Comet rapidly nppronch.
ing the Earth and about to the CONSERVATION
it did al It's last appearance as years ago. when 1t spread
over the entire horizon.
?. S-S!nce writing the above, the result of our
own cursory observation Of the remarkable phenomenon
in question: We have received from intelligent sc!en
thc friend more minute and exact description, OF which
we avail ourselves with much pleasure. II may be re-
marked that tic color called pink by us, perhaps
more properly. he says O.! boodred. especially the
broad masses.
We understand, in the Shetland Islands and the
Northern Coast of Ireland where the Aurora is i'll
ali lis sublimy it often throws up these hoodlike
ruscations, which, when in active motion, look ike 4
terrible conlagralon, ifthe world on fire We
think the appearances particularly men
toned by Captains Parry and Rosa.-Tnr.
sir. Edtor-l send you the following remarks upon
the unusual Aurora Bnrealis OF last night:
first observed the pale light of the Aurora after
shutdown.
At about o'clock, p NJ. the light was strong enough
TO shadows and extend nearly 10 the zenith. After
display Of rada!ng pencils Of light resembling long,
white lcccy Clouds the appearances became extfaodi
nary. The Aurora extended (by II o'clock, p. NJ from
the Northern horizon far East by South and the
West TO West by South, the pencils reaching beyond
zrnth and forming centre of radiation at point
n degrees