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Mr.. Geo. W. BONNER was killed on the 23d nli
BY an Indian half breed. son in-law of jim Bo.
a few miles below TGskccges, Macon county
(Ala.) Mr.. d. was civil officer, and was slain
while sezing some OF the Indians property, I'M
der legal process. Charleston t0Wnr
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sued. Col. Dupont with his command oil Ion
da volunteers, has moved up the sns"nee 10 IN
,ercrpt them, should they escape 10 flor'd"
The Pensacola Gaze,te OF The 2oi July, also
adds the following intelligence
a. We notice the arrival at ~ MARKS, al the 1.
s steamer under the Command oil Ii. tio"'son. 1t
is not improbable that as General Call s''i' adj
bcre, N hi. discrimination TO make summer cam
,aiyn against the Seminolcs, all tho steam boats
which ~ere intended to operate against the Greeks,
viii now I've despatched for the peninsula 10 be
used on the Suwanec and Wihlaeooohee e."
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Extract NJ a letter, dated

NNTItH,
" The Mexican army, about 1000 strong yet,
now under the command of General JOSH Urea,
whom Gen. Andraae accompanies AS the second
IN command, is assembling at Matamoras, but ii
10 in such state of wretchedness that IL will no, be
able to move before two or three months, 10 begin
tho new campaign acainsl the TeNlans.'
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E,.u "A, N,r-Ori,ans Bulletin.

A lester from a highly respectable source, dated
st Mssamoras the goth ali., SAYS" II is an un-
Aoubsed fact tina, this Government 1.-THE Mesican)
have made, arr making treaty TO engage
siehs thousand Indians To Join them. The Chero-
kees afe already engaged There are fourteen or
fifteen Chiefs of different tribes within few miles
Of here, who have daily communications with the
officers The commissioners were this morning
turned into the common prison with the criminals
Il 10 not Improbable shall be invited TO take
French leave Of this country soon
Extract Of another hitter. dated
NATAMoRss, JuLr !.
Dear Sir-Throueh the medium of your paper
think il hight, necessary that ibr es'ahs s"oo'o
be informed of VIVA, presents hsei'' 10 oo'o"s' !"
nv opinion, in the character Of Zen. UREA me
M..ican Commander in Chief, too objectionable
10 be- overlooked, and should be immediately attend
I'd TO By the United States
We have al this momen, here q OF Indian
cbiefs, Chcrokces and other tribes, with their in
,srpre,er, from Texas These Indian, are on a
mission TO the General, and have had several private
meetings with hin. There c,ls,s doubt OF the
Business they came on, and have made PROPOSE
siOns TO the General TO Join the Mesicans against
the TEXANS. which appears now 10 be- concluded.
A Colonel Waterchea is 10 be despatched to-mor-
roS to their camp, some distance up the river,
where they hav, 30 or 40 in number, TO be used
rs spies or runners. had occasion 10 call on Cen
-ral Urea at his quarters ON business, when
me, there three Of the Indians, with their inierprc-
ter, making enquiries of the strength OF their tribe,
stc General being ANXIOUS 10 ascertain what force
they could muster with the other tribes,
The Commi,sary OF this place has orders to
purchase 800 or 1000 horses for the cavalry, which
he Is now doing. Every movement appears to
confirm the belief that the netoc,a,ion il concluded,
with a promise to The lndians Of land and cattle,
should they assist and succeed in discriminating the
population of Texas.
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PRoyIDENCr. (R. ~ tpril ~.


E1frasire Bank Robb0y.-Tir most extern
si>c bank robbery whic.r has occurred in New
En- land within our recollection, was perpetrated
nlhis city upon the Merchants 'Ban between Satur
day might last and Monday morning., 1tc, flicerOt
that Institution left every thing, IS they thought,
secure. Yesterday morning, When tn bank was
opened, il was discovered that tn ,ar.t Lad been
entered and robbed of nearly on. hunaffd and s'1-
ty thousond dollars, aud package trpm Boston
probably containing large amount. The rogues
obtained admission by means Of false keys. As
the steamer Massachusetts loft this city Sunday
afternoon, ii IS not improbable that DE robbers
were among the passenger. The Merchants
Bank does immense business, and receives upon
depoSi,e the lis Of all rhc banks in His STATE
This is the reason why the robbers pre''rred 1t to
others, aud why they were able to secure so large
an amount of oolleit money! .i0unaL
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W ASuINGTON. Apri' IN

1t is remarkable HAT willie money is so scarc,
as in New York to command in some ea,as =,
premium OF ten per cent. mouth from the safes,
borrowers, the prices of labor and subsistence an.
unusually high. This is a very curious fact. ami
Is withou, prrccdert, we believe, in tie Iisron
of this country. Ii can only re accounted frLu
he circumstance, equally Unprecedented, Of tLc
Government having thirty odd millions Of 1yn T,
locked up in the depostc baaks, and afor
portion OF thal amount oithe cnrrcncy consequently
Withheld from circulation. In fact, the Govern.
nr' Mt is rapidly absorbing all the money cf the
country, and If something be Mt done. and don,
speedily, to restore TO circulation and uS,fp',r,>
pa,t at least of the enormous sum which Las ,trr.
muateh in tlc Treasury. Ire mos, DISTRESSING
ruits 1u,'nccs to the community must en>ue. Mr.
NrBsrtR pressed this CON, Iteration will yrea,
force, i" tie Senate on Monday, 10 show he ur
errev Of immediate and oeccnal leg,.iuo in
regard to the Disposition If l!Ic solpio> Ic,,pac
}af. Int
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DOMESTIC INTELLICEv-..


IN, 49,. - New YORK, April IS
that money was al present bringing an ,,, 1'ei
at the rate of from 30 To 40 per cent. her ,''est
This was rpm Tie notes Of men Of business
known in the community, and whose pau,r,. .'el'
as good as any bank in Wall street. H. o., gust
the rate OF discount i, far greater " "a
been informed by one of the brokers Of IL, 'a'e
lllat the notes of good men, but who w.. VIZ
known as men of business, were selling at u. 9l
ofone half per cent. per day, or fifteen no, 'a'
per month. One thousand dollars loaned ~. 'a.
this rate, with the principal, would in ON. d
amount to $500. What an cnormon, ina, seat
And yet our people and legislators cling 10 ~.
usury laws as protection against eAtor,ion w.,,
they no, be convinced by experience WI,
daily evdesce ofiheir utter impotence fall '"e
them, will they still look to them for deGrro '' .i
relief! Why do they not invoke their aid =. anu
present Because they well aware that Gl u'c
false gods of the idoaers,. these satu,es ''e
found asleep, or deaf, or powolIess. at Ito ,. .o
moment when their assistance was most ro.,..:..'s
Shall we preserve with such care wha, :. a''
efficient Tor eN'l Lrenmg POST
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

B, the packet ship Sheffield, Capt. Allen, We
have received London papers to March 9Th, and
Liverpool to the oh, both inclusive.
The Presidents Message to Congress- announ-
cling the acceptance of the Mediation, bad reached
France and England, and was considered as re-
moving ever, possibility of rupture.
The following, is extracted from Galign nj,
Messenger Of March lth:
1--WE have Just received the important official
intelligence Of the actcptalion of the mediation Of
England in the question at issue between this coun-
ny and the United States, brought to llavre by the
New York packet the Albany, which sailed on the
loth OF February. This important news, though
generally expected rom the tcnour of the various
private letters received by the previous arrival, will
be hailed with general satisfaction, as putting to
rest the anNciirS Which must of necessity have
prevailed while IA doubt remained on IA subject
involving such immense political and commercial
interest 1t will be observed that the only points
upon which the President of the United States
expressed hesitation WAS Il doubt rs to whether
the Cabinet OF the Tuerics would accept the offer
otncdlalion By Great Britain; this doubt does not
however, exist this side the Atlantic as that ac-
ccptaton WAS officially announced in the Wonitcur
oi the 2Stil of December. All apprehclsions of
Il rupture may therefore be considered happily at
an end
dissolved by order Of lie grand master, the duke
al Cumberland.
PolANp.-lt appears thar the armed interie-
renee OF he three protecting !! powers" for the
expulsion of certain Poles from the Republic of
lracow, was not unattended with bloodshcd On
the 2lst February, General kaufmann comman-
der OF the invading forces, issued the following
Proclamation
Last night several individuals attempted, at
some points about Plaszow, To penetrate into the
Austrian crrilogy, and 10 force passage in a boz
dN, with AIMS in iher hands, through the posts
Stationed there. These desperate persons. WERE
however driven back by the fire opened upon
them by the Imperial Austrian troops The
aforementioned event induces me to give notice.
that every ono who shall attempt force passage
with arms in his hands, through the military cor
don of the troops Of the three protecting Powers
new surrounding the territory of the Republic of
Cracow, shall b. tried by a court-martial and
shot"
SrMN-Lcttcrs and papers from Madrid to the
2oth MI. have been received. Tho elections
throughout the kingdom closed ON the 26th.
The liberals have obtained complete rriumph
IN the elections The French government has civ
en- orders TO the authorizes at Bayonnc, to place
1000 muskc,s at the disposal Of the Queens
lce-consul at Olcron, TO be ultimately given to
tic inhabitants ofthe vhllics of Navarro who have
risen in deieacc of the Cause Of Donna Isabella
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Mon
day, March I, lS3G,-Eatls in the woch there
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
on. DAY I.A1t.R.

Rv the ship Columbis, Capt. Lee, which has ar
rived ot New York, the editors OF the \. \. Ca
zettc have rccciy cd a Liverpool paper OF the 9TH
of March, being ono day later Tie anne sed para
graphs are all that is worthy of notice.
In the House of Commons. on the Isl of March,
Sir ;s,rattord Canning called the attention vi Lord
Pamersion statement in the papers relative TO
HE occupation OF Cracow by corps Of Russlhn,
Austrian and Prusslan troops. lie referred TO. an
article ia the treaty of Jenna which fhids the en-
trance ofan armed force into that capital, and ask
ed whether they intended 10 take any notice of
the transaction!
In reply, Lord Palmer Ston SAID government had
received 10 Official intelligence upon the subject,
but they had received reports OF the discussion be-
the resident representatives OF the three pow
ers and the senate 81 CfacOw, touching the expul-
sion Of certain Polish subjects, which these minis
tiers had required. At the time, it was not
improbable thai troops had taken possession of the
place and that might be considered an infraction of
the treaty of Vienna. He ddcd, that government
would direct lher immediate attention to the sub
lcct bul the house would not, at that moment, re-
qurc linn to say what further course they intend
ed Ia purStr.
Marshal Causc had another sbirmish with Ab-
del kabcr near Flemo cen, on the 10Th Of Janua-
~ in which the forces of the latter were complete
~ routed The French troops returned Flc-
mcccn on the 18th of Fcbruniv. Great numbers
of the Moors and Arabs came in and rendered
their submission. Marshal Cau>el had retained to
Alpicrs.
The London Courier states that meeting, with
hostile intent, had taken place between Captain
Marryau and Mr.. \. p. Willis; but the seconds
prevailed upon them to examine into the
of the quarrel before they resorted 10 the irons,
whcreupon they explained, and then went to
their respective homes without burning gunpon-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-28
BURNING OF A THEATRE.
One Hundred and Imcaty-Sin Lires Lo

One Uundred and 1mcaty-Sir Ltres Lust
\ dreadful catastrophe occurred at Labahams
tri,al booth, in ST. Petersburg, on Sunday the
Hi.hef February. \ beam leol> fire from a lamp,
.IarHo The performance, when Tie building vas
soon enveloprd in flames -. s..attryal Of -
audience IN the boxes effected titeir escape v IT,
o,t injury, but lhosc IN tIr Fit crowded INTO the
narrow passage, which soon blocked up, when
he root fell and covered them with ire brands
of above four hundred persons, WHO were in the
hooth, one hundred and twcnfy-cnc males aud FIVE
females persisted and about ten more wee severe
" .urcd. The Emperor himself assisted at ,hr
Sire
APRiNCESS ON FlRE.-Bctuecn twelve
and one O'Clock al noon oi FRIDAY last, the inmate,
of that portion of kenSing,on Palace apporlioned
as the residence other royal ghncss the princess
Sophia, thrown into a state Of great conSter-
nation and alarm, by loud cries Of " fire fire ~
which, on examination, were found TO proceed from
tic suite OF rooms occupied by her royal highncss
| AID on Mr.. Harrington, one OF her pages, and Mrs.
Cochran, her dresser, proceeding TO the drcssin.
room, tirN discovered her .n,copcd. in flames.
Her royal hiehncsS, with extraordinary presence
OF mind, called to them not 10 be alarmed, but 10
! render her assistance Other members Of the
household arriving, the flames were hy their aid
soon eNtineui>hcd Her rsya lGehuc>s's medical
aid WAS mmedlate summoned and We are hap
~ To say that, examination, il was found that
her ROYAL higlntss emily hut slightly burned on
ihc ieht side Of her neck, her right ear and cyl
brow. Tie accident, which but for the great l,lc-
,cnee of mind exhibited by her royal Iiehno IS
might have proved fatal. occasoncd by 9
,par, which flew out othc fire at the noneui tic
prime IS passing the fire place, carr, iris in her
land bottle of spirits Of wine the stopper OF
which, in her endeayor TO cNtingnish a small por-
ton Of her dress which had igniled, fell out. A
considerable portion of the liquid thus in con-
tact with the fame, which soon cnvelQped the
princess. She remains considerably indisposec
from the fright and effects of the burns and i
WAS reported last evening in the nciehborood q
the palace that she was considerably worse yrstcr.
day. L9nd0n paper.
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:sasIl cling s.cEOoI.

. K. BOSSIEuN respectfully announces to
- ] II" ladies aud gentlemen Of L,nchburs,
and u vicinity, thai he will reopen his School IN
that place, he iifst week in May next Those pa
rents and canadians who may feel disposed to send
their children, viii have tbr goodness to call on
John ompkms, Esq. al an carly period, as Mr.
b. cannot remain in Lyncnharg longer than one
session, and cn'"r the names of the scholars ntcn
ded tor lis SCHOOL,
March 81 VIM If
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IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS,


The schooirr Equity, Capt. Mar,ton, which
arrived at New Orleans on the 9th in> from Bra
zorIa, brings ugly important, if not disastrous
news. 1t appears, saws the New Orleans Adver.
tiScr, that Natarnrda had fallen into lie hands oil
the Mexicans who had blown up tie fortress oil
GoIiad bat ray of hope still hoyers over
the cause of freedom, inasmuch as the brave Col
oncl Tanning, with his gallant comrades amounts
inc to only 300 men, fought his way through tho
whole Mexican army and made good hiS retreat
to the body of the Texan force, on thu Colorado
who mad mustered 5000 strong, and were advah-
cling to meet the nhuman and despoc i0c, when
decisive battle was eXpec,edto take place. l'o
Equity brings passengers a number Of women ana
children, and several vessels had been detained
for similar purpose /; for it seems as the NlcA'-
cans advanced they cruelty and indiScrimnatey
slaughtered ALL over ten years OF age. J. d"
whole Texan population were either IN the he'o'
preparing to contend for liberty, or die as became
rcemcn. Further reports state that houston
had "A skirmish with Santa Anna, and the latter
had been driven back.
Disagreeable is is the above news, candor u
bhge> us TO say that some passengers m the ao'''
schooner doubt the fact Of Tanning having N'.
coded IN his glorious enterprise; and II Is 0''
Their observed. that the Texan force is dehceo'
by 2OOO Of the number above stated. But ali d',
agreed that the feeling was good, higll-spr'ted ana
sanguine as to the result, except as regards ago
nzlng apprchcn>ious for the wives and children VI
the soldiers. We sill hope, for the cause OF h"-
manitv, that the above information respecting mo
cruelty, OF the Mexican', may be exaggerated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-28

N.rcHrz, April Z.
MISSISSIPPI EMIGRaNrs FOR TExAs.-oe"
Huston expects to be Joined by $50 men on '"o
2ist, when there will he rendezvous OF tho'0
WHO contemplate going with him to Texas.
Courier
On Yesterday Captain Qutman started to lex
As. accompanied by about 25 young men, all 'ine'y
mounted and well armed. Gen. Huston intenneo
to start at the same time Capt Qutman did pu'
there being number who were anxious to at
company them, who could NOT get ready on so
icS days notice, and as Gen. Huston had been !"
correspondence with number of young men, J"
different parts Of the State, on this subject, he oe-
tcrmined TO delay 2 or 3 weeks in order t" e,'o
tine for preparation and for those from o''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-28

NV 1onk, ApriI IS,
Ham TuMEs.-On Saturday, fire l,ndr,s
dollars was given for the loan. Of thirty ,L.us..1
for one dan, and this TOO when forfV million, 80
the Peoples money are locked Up for political d.
iects by the Government. When ruin nracI,,
them, their vengeance will hc felt. rS,or
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voice oiIhc nation ifseIi, speaking III thc person oi
the Prince OF Orange, and without tie loImalty Of
the Kings wrIt which these lords held was indis-
pcnsahle, under all circumstances, 10 constitute a
lawful Parliament. Tls objection, formally re-
corded in lheirproIcst struck al he vital principle
al the Revolution which had Just been accomplish
od-the sovereign right of the people 10 alia or
abolish their institutions " ithout slasish subms-
| sion la pfe-esisnq forms. Tie House, therefore,
ordered ihcir protest, which had been rogularl,
entered ON the journal, 10 be etpnneed, and, in
doing 80, wonhily sindiraicd the ,iia principle 81
the fipld OF tie People 10 change, modify or abol-
lsh their institutions, wbcueser IL shall seem to
ilich eood-a principle which stands in the very
front ot the Declaration OF American indrpen-
denco, aud is even more essential TO American
than Blush liberty.
The case OF the Middlc,cx election which gav,
fisc to another instance OF eApungng in 1872, i
perfectly familiar TO the minds OF the Senate.
There the great right Of the People freely 10
choose rhcir representatives was tinjicai,
and established by ,Ipnng"g resolution ofthc
House OF Commons, adopted hurtrcn Yeats ago,
and wheh Justly dcscfIbeda lis "subycrsivr tie
rights of the vhoc body ot electors in the Kingdom"
We have seen, then. thi, denounced and calumni-
atcd process OF erpnn@ug, through two ccnturie,
OF British freedom, used as the elcacious in,tfn-
mcni by which every great constitutional rieh, cy-
~ cardinal principle Of popular liberty dear to the
hearts Of ifccnen, has been successfully ,irdica-
ted and redeemed IN 1910, the right Of the People
10 be taxed only with their own consent in 1909,
the right to jury trial; in 1890, that right which i,
the mother If all others the riel of the People To
organize, modify, OF abolish their political in>li-
mllons al their own pleasure IN 1882, that riaht
which forms the practical security uI the rcsi, thr
right Of the People freely 10 choose tIcr own
Representatives. Ia view d these facts, ii is 10
Il !
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WIN if
NEGRO Boys FOR SALE.

ElsT received and for sale Q very likely Negro
- toys; Traders will do well to give me A call
ihey can be seen at my Auction Room, nearly OPP
pc. ite the Nir-aian Office.
CHARLES PHELPS.
April p 4, if
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embracing all the variety Of articles in general
nsc which viii be sold as low as ,an be bought
IN tins market. Our Store is in tie house former
" occupied by 6fcssrs. rhco Robertson Il Co..
one door above Messrs. CLAY & Thornton. aid
nearly opposite to NJ. John &. Neon.
We have on hand large and splendid as>ort-
mcnt of lRONend STEEL, embracing the dl'er-
emf kinds to be foaul in the LARGEST assortmcnts
We invite the ,ttention of Mechanics to our
Fools, which We l'r;nk superior. Our friends and
The public gen rally, will please c'vc us call be-
fore purchasing. Our prices viii be as moderate
as possible. T.. S. MILLER,
JOSEPH A. ROIALL.
April l. :,w if
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staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Groceries,
I1atS, Shoes, &c, &c

he stock was bought before the recent general
use IN Merchandise which will enable them 10 sell
many articles below the present value. They deem
unnecessary To give list of their assortment IS 1T
pest " would be Int partial.-Sulficc il to saw they
n w., ehu'aN"urrd 10 make it general and coelplc,e
'hrN invite all their friends to call, as they viii
take pleasure III showing them their Stock.
Roy Mi. YOUNG & co.
irrll IL fls
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40. ,.oos,1cr,bl. animation in cur Cotton Market
ND ,a,ber HIGHER prices were obtained, bnt 'he
,.,xv arrivals from America within Inc lbs, 10"
In. have checked the demaad, aud prices nave
receded tn about the currency oil ihl> gay "eeS'
with the exception OF Br I'll and Egyptian VINE"
continue III good request and have III se'e'a. III
stances brought higher rates. l i've SAFES VI ,'is
,,cek include 100 Sea Island at lad 10 333d,
With &C. Stained at lid 10 l55d 3lOU Bowed
=, ga 10 Had 100 Mobile, Alabama, and len
nesses. S9d 10 l1sd; 1880 Orleans, I'd 10 a.
,ooe,hrr ID, 10 bales, of which l5Oo Amerlcdh'
l6, Surai and 80 Bengal ior shipment. 1 he mar
L., * ouir. but there is no alteration IN prices.
Tie sale. oa Saturday and TO DAY do not exceed
5000 bags.
Tuesday, Marcel s. 1896.
There has been very little business dong III
cotton to-day, and the sales are only l,2oo 10
800 bags. -.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, March 5.-Ihe
sales in Tobacco amount II 80 hhdS. al very
firm rates
Extract of a letter, dated Paris, Feb. %. 1896:
=. The accentancc of the mediation OF England
by America and tine consequent al justmcnt of The
differences between France ana Il, United States,
have for sryeHl DAYS been universally bt heyrd IN
this country, although the official accounts have
not vet arrived. The naval preparations both IN
France and England are nevertheless continued
aithunabated activity, from whcnccit may now he
Inferred, that the reference by the late French
ministers on this subject, 10 In, state Ctthc relations
between France aid America, was a mere cloak
To cover the real destination of the projected ar
mamcnt. The fact is that the Turkish Govern
mciit has now 50 completely identified itself with
the manners and customs Of cslcrn Europe
that IA treaty is at this moment under negotiation
for tlccting a loan 70 Il CO siderable amount, The
proceeds OF which ere .pnl less intended To ena-
BILE tic Sultan TO Cooperate clicic:!tlv with his
,r> in calling on kg,,i;, 10 abandon he treaty OF
his unkial Zikele, ST. ard Withdraw her cncroach-
mcnts in the East
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NEW STORE.

NJ + are now orenng, one door below the Bank.
w and opposite Mr.. John Il. ID. Pavncs Auctio,
Store our FIRST assortment of GOODS. consisting
u Tho LII Ill IllnllI ~ To- nE