Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-09-23

,s. ,esult butt will not be effected with
pA ''%%ocb destruction of life.
'% T % troops Of Tampico are daily drilled
iu' new coumandant, Pasa, and amount
y 'O Ooo M men Capt Williams, ofthe Lady
,'l lU'Y speaks highly of Pasa, and states
h -, he S a most gentlemanly and humane
0a. ~ irving all possible protection 10 foreign
naa .dSs;dent at Tampico, and suppressing
eI ~ ' somnts at riot and insubordination.-
y, I,!' ', "c,;ye and energetic measures were pro-
~ ~ If much good. The destination OF
~. %u'T ,roOps under lis command was not
Ino'ornL(New Orleans Bee,l
r,o,o the Savannah, Georgian, Sept. 8.
M, C,,,k Indians A--EStruct of letter
,. s in this city from the up country, da-
led l7lh uh ~.
...' II Messrs Richardson and Harper,
wv WI aid them when they struck a trail
aDu tiInw i up-so away they oil went
w., pisbop with eight men soon struck a
'.' .are enough, iii was reported there were
s00 Indians IN lHe Ihou"'"S! S"V"'',6
Y ."n.o fa number Of Indians, which thick
sT.J as thew progressed. The Captain'pus
D ~ vote whether they should keep on ID
\. Dnrsuit or turn back for help. They
Wv ~. and all said, let us 60 ahead in,a-iew
Ion,s thew came in sight Of the camps and
'0ok them so Unexpectedly that they did not
.""s,r to know what to do. The Captain
III them TO surrender or fight for it. They
~" .ood with their muskets locked ready for
,Ss word 10 fire. The Indians seeing them
"a resOlule, got frightened and surrendered
without resistance and this small band oil
,oIdiers returned to their camp with IA In.
diaus and their guns, ammunition, ponies
and baggage. Yesterday they went out
and took II. The Indian prisoners say
there are 1000 Indians in the mountains
and The Coosa Bottom"
From the n. Y. Ccmrercisl Advertiser Of Saturday
SAVAGE MURDER.-The coroner was
summoned, Yesterday morning, to view the
BODY Of Mrs. Alice Ackley, wife Of Samuel
Aciley, which was found, dead, in the room
occupied by her husband, at the corner oil
Rvngton and Essex streets. The body
was entirely without covering; no marks o.
violence were psrceptibe, and as the deceas
ed was known TO be of very incorporate
habits, a verdict Of death from inemperance
was recorded, alter slight examination by d
surgeon, whose opinion was given TO thai
effect
In the mean time the husband, Ackley
and another man, named Leger, who had
also lived in the same room. had been arrest
ed and imprisoned al ihe,upper police Office
on suspicion. After the rendering OF the
verdict, the coroner drew ups certificate fol
The liberation Of the two men. and they were
about to be discharged, when an order fol
tAeir continued detention was received from
The alderman Of the ward, circumstances
having come TO light which strongly in
pIicaed them as the murderers Of the dc
ceased
Some suspicion had been excited, during
The inquest by the naked condition OF III,
body, and the fact that the under garment,
Of the deceased could no where be discov
e'eo In searching about the premises, Mr.
Smith, one of the police officers, discovered
The womans chemise, and one OF her hus
bands shirts concealed in an clubhouse, ant
both deeply stained with blood. In conse
q'ence Of this discovery, the coroner held I
second inquest, at which the body was NOR,
c'relulv examined, and the horrd fact be
came APPARENT that the woman had beer
most cruelty murdered, by the same means
Ina, III, were resorted to by the murderers o
Edward the second, Of England, at Berke
'syc's'e' except that the instrument the,
Used was made red bot. whereas the mites
lusS OIL the unhappy woman had been mere
acerated with a rod of wood or iron
@'fCIy Inserted to The depth OF about six
DEATH ~ " - $50
AT half past IL This day, the coroner
afy rendered verdict TO the effect that tn
creased S came TO herdeath from injuries in
Askey