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New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

II Fruit, &c.-fhe subscriber Offers for sale on
reasonable snd lots suit purchasers, tae fol-
loving goods, VIZ: N.s Raisns, Grapes. Figs Prase'
Cron, CuIants. &c. togsthcr wi'h large and cho's
assortment OF w laes, Cordlals Teas and Groceries.
d2i ~ (2) JOHN MeGEAGH. No. l79 BOWery.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

FLORAL CONVERSATIONS AND SYNsoLIsG CARDS
These Cards the shape OF question. and answers
and symbols o, which sentiments may be expressed
compliments paid, sc. Tksy 10. sais BY J. :. RED
FIELp, Clinton Hal.
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A1E.r.aNa. HEE.

uSUTroN = Rl'NDLf, IA clo.iug the Season s,s
eoseludei 10 ofr for the comm. FgW Wsrss ;heir se
stock of Dry Goods at prices that y II asFrast ,ss
mmciiate sale. OGr assortment Is corpcte, and Ia e.
,iac our pge>en; stock sc pledge ourselves To give s
B,xGANs 70 such a, may he pleased 10 give u, cali
IL SPRlNG-STREET.
N.g-oar goods are all sound, and 10 J,eepuou prp
ticcd Ce) d95 lN'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

~ For . full Review OF the New-York Markets
Notices OF New Book, Arcturus, Militia Fines, &c,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

~ PnrticmInr Notic,-Those persons haylli
furniture o. aay description dispose Of or "no .ra
breaking house keeping wall hnl a ready sale Tor any
portion or al thcir goods by sending their address OF
ding upon the tbscsib-r. Gsods to any amount pur
chased $50 % +. COTTON, 49, Chatham street
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

~ The HOME LEAGUE holds business
meeting this evening at the American Institute. -
Friends Of American Industry attend and assist
in its deliberations
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

T JOINS yAVGHAS, Esq, worthg and es-
teemed citizen OF Philadelphia, died at that city
Yesterday, aged nearly 90. He was Secretary Of
the American Philosophical Society g; the time Of
his death
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

e The friends OF Senator, Clay and TALL
MADdE-bo- Of whom have peen FOR several days
confined to their rooms by indisPOsiton-will be
rejoiced to learn that both gentlemen are again
able to attend their duties in the Senate Chsmber
Nat. Int. OF "Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

T A German named Heartman committed SUI
icide in Chester county, Pa, few days since, BY
cutting his throat with
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

= THr D.HLiA or Memorial of Affection, the Title
Ola vary pretty Annual published by GiFFIsG, No So
Gold street. IL is illustrated by dse eugrayings aud
very egsntly bound.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30
I He y E}y YE A R
80 - v.r.TI,Er

o. the Quario NFN Woslo. commence :ose.s..
Saturday the latter "i'h spankias oreeze sn8 an 4
set in s;apneh condition and freich 81 ,i.h a.,,,s
the NOS, valuable description, ob-aire5 sfon, o..
and rarr sources ani which viii bc DIVIDED ron
TO week smong onE s0ediy company OF 2s Coo Iat,,,
gentlemen. .e!4o set on; with Us on the mex, a.
voyage And rich VIII bs the portion OF sIl such
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

~ Thc erie ua- uf temperance are invited
TO q II al the N-~ Temperance store, l73 Grand erect
corner Of Mulberry where may be found good s..oH'
meat Of cholcc G&OCEtIES, which wall be sold loo
a, they e II be- bought the CITY. d29 81
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

- franklin 5.yCcum.-Ihe Lyccum wall meet
r 81, EgeGing the Coli ~ Cro,by street The
will at o'clock, to OF lee
ture by - jenkins l,f on Genius, and discussion OF
the following question Arc Total Abstinence Societies
calculated benefit the morals Of the community at
large =" Ladies and gentlemen invited To attend
go II ". " GALLAEK, Stcretery.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

SANTA IL EXPEDITION arrival at this port
Yesterday. .lirec, from Yucatan, fully confirms the
captsre Of the Santa te Expedition 1t Is stated
with some more pla,siory. ;han was the uncondi.
ronal surrender of these brave Americans. 50 far
from not fixing shot. they fired good many
When within two days Journey from Santa Fe,
they were encountered by 1900 Mexican yolun-
teers. 300 regulars and 300 raacheros, or herds
men. Thi. body of 1900 the Expedition fought
for more than twelve hourS-killing over $40 Mex
cans. and losing only two OF their number. They
fred away every ounce of their ammunition and
surrendered from that cause only. This is trulyln
accordance wi,h the AngIo-SaXon character, and
bears on it, face the aspect ofa -aider truth than
any report thence which has obtained circulation
The braves are now without doub; in the mines OF
Mexico, whence nothing but warlike expedition
against Mexico will release them.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

KALLIO0sCoPEs The subscriber having made nany
mprov the artco of Kaleidoscope through The
OF ms reuds has m,dc assortment for The
appro ching hoydiys and respectfully invites the pubic
10 ca! aad examine
dIn II l2l O.. StIINDEKS l6J Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

Cf Take care OF the poor; the rI;h can take care OF
theni.eye. T1s hard winter Tor the ahCrng class
e. and many will suffer greatly unless relieved by the
hand OF charity While tae corporation provides por
tou of fuel for them, left TO the benevolent .oce
ties and individuals IN the way OF providing food aud
co,hilg There other III the way OF med
css or sick that of no less Importance than food
for the wall Ii those who 20 about dong good would
give the .ick OF Shcrmaus Lozcnges, they would
do good than any thing else and far less expensive
Ii they find any with cough Shermans Cough Log
cnsss are just the thing. Ii headache the Camphor
Io8enges will cure it IN few minutes If WORMS the
Worm Loxeages infliibe Head quarters at lOG Mas
snu street aad agents 49, 273 i5g Broadway II
Est Broadway, les BIwsry, 22l Bleecker street, 227
Hudson-sreet ~ Y and - aud ~ Fuop-st. Brooklyn.
L. Frecke Wisa.-fais believed to be the best rem
cd, dcovcred for the removal of Freckles sun
burn Tau Pmplc- Morphew and other obstinate ernp-
lois and DemisHes Of the >tIu.
IL may he found al :! Maiden lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

FDT .FtW 4 tfiTT -OIG SpItlIII 'IdlI AC
iou Piano Porte together with second hand Ones for
sale very low BY F. Cotton. !37 Chatham square. Ako
Furniture of every description bought and sold. go 3:
= The Annual GcnsrntEIation.-Fo. the
of the above meeting. = / h=ys we'll filed ms
cre-l of Oysters, which aIn pck ?
superior ioI the New Year day congatslaDp
table would wish be noticed that these 0yster
prepared expressly for the OCCASION and have deli
cacy Of avor known only those no tried them
The increased orders Of last year inform me- that II.
fashion Of having Oysters for the above occason he
coming more general and have calculated accordingly
All orders will be punctually nttanaed 10.
THOMAS DOWNING, 5 Broad street.
n B-order, taken for all parts of the city Brooklyn
sud Jersey City. DIS 81
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

u 1leIrOpeiiiHB AsaOcInuon'-t series OF
Ell ca,ioaary Reading, and citation 'tp"Hed io"
last Thur,ds an account of the will be delivered
before Tin, .nc,aiion THIS Thursday Eyening, at Voc
cal Hall Grlal-sre.t door from t'e Bowety com
meacins al y oc!gck. me iD'c ''e fe,pseuniS ID
13nIt r. MINER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30
MARTIN ". ENMONS eo,c;b
FORSYTH LABAGH, ccm,,,a. .,a
GE kGE r. NESBIiT ~''''e
II second Coming OF Christ To be discuss

EVENING (probably fer The last lnie,) L.. B0wefy
ihird building above Delaney, commencing o'clock
The public are invited To attend. % 400
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

u Brooklyn sAnniiton Literary AAso-
ciafiun s4ecturc..-Tre SNi Ii Lecture Of the Coufse
xil be delivered Thursday Evening 3On inst IN no
Lecture Room octho LyCeum, by Oliver w Holmes M'
d. of Boston.
Subiect-Enelish Vcrsrfcnuon.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

MAaY1AND-In the Hous: of Represel atiyes
of the Maryland Legislature, on the 2Sth, J. {.
LEGRAso (W- OF Baltimore, was elected Speak
er BY SO vote. ont of 65 cast. In the senate
RICHARD Thomas (W) was elected President,
and other Whig officers we're chosen.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

Messrs reasc s. Sons
Gentlemen beg To inform you that passenger in
the Columbia arrived thu. cy Wednesday even
ing on my way to PhilaGephia when, from exposure
travelling sci Icd with most scleHt ami danger
throat Ny breathing became amos, totally OBJ
sructcd aud my chest hi seed drum waiter n the
Olel pointed newspaper certificates of your
Horehonnd andy which first sight, confess, ! con
sIcted medical rnse However, could not be worse
s.nt for half collars worth. aud IL show you effect
hereby subscribe self with gratitude and whhinr you
every success IN Your proyicnual invention my
plc,c recovery asd ability To travel.
Yours, most respectfully,
JOHN HALE, of Arkan.us.
Sold 1t - Div.on 81, 10 As;or House 80 Broadway
No. 3 Xta avenue, and No % Nassau ST.
-BowERY AMPnirHs,rEE glorious hi!l /, put forth
here tonight for the benefit Of that Prince OF Ethiopian
Daac.rs, Master Diamond The stronges, combination
Of and performances exhibited on any
aigh this presented tonight and the whole
concludes with the popular and humorous huretta of
oh Hush GA DlamoGds ,ast benefit, hundreds who mp
piled unable get We adyIse those who in
tend gong tonight tickets and during the
day
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

II Rundny Evening Lectures, by II. y.
BLAIR Al Constitution Hail $50 Broadway. Subject
Man., rs he he i,--iis he be. The Lectures
will mmeuce the 1T Sunday evening IN the new year
al half past O'Clock. Singing by the Congreglioa
Choir. Svats fr.e. (D d2- 81
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30
~ dhcI-.n s.ycemm.-rhe
- Metropolitan Asaocintio

be delivered Thursday sveaihg, the 3O.h INST al i
o'clock, by A. w. Bradford E,l.
Subi-ct-rhc Philo.nphy of History dD u
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-19

~ All The Wings in the House Of Representatives
voted in the affirmative on the final passage of the
U. S. Bank Bill, except Msssrs Adams, of Mass.
T. p. Foster. Of Geo.; Glmer, Mallory, and WISE of
Va; W. w. irwin, Of Pa; and T. F. Marshall, of
Ky. 1t is understood that Messrs Adams. Foster.
Irwin and Marshall voted against the bill, because
the compromise section was not stricken ONT 1hav
preferring the original bid Of Mr.. Clay, H
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30

HeGlh Of Neio 0r!eans.-rhe Picayane of tie
18th inst says =" The number of intermenis
for the twcn,y-four hours ending al noon of the
I4th, were 42. ofwhich 81 were ofyei!ow fever.
The report Of the Board for the 18th, are ~ in
:ermeuts. OF vh;eh 3S arc yellow fever. The
intermenss reported to the Board on the 10Th
were So. OF which 80 were oiyellow fever.
Rarely have we seen so much gloom dur
ing two or three years past, rs was manifest
in the coun,enanccs OF our citizens yesterday.
The number Of faces no, clothed III mourning
was very small indeed. The death Of several
old nnd valued residents and the prccarious SIT.
ua,ion Of many others, seemed to have excited
almost universal sorrow. The epidemic. i'll its
nalgni,y, has swep, to the tomb, many who had
obunten, reason TO hope for escape. The fever.
E "ni rap.lly on the increase. is certainly not
aoatins o''' i.-its work Of destruction. seems IL
be reaching It's va, to the ranks of those who
have heen long and Nan known 10 The commu.
nifty. Among those who have -eason TO fear it.
attacks, the utmost prudence aud L,,;or ;s dc.
manded. 4 calm aud undismaycd splrn unit.
ed with curly and cliicicn, attendance VII nj.
most ensure triumph. While, OH the other hand
Il weak aud tmid temper is the best and mes,
fai,hful ally Of the disease"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30

the neighbours who saw the FIRE. and judged il
TO be the work OF the Indians, armed himself
with hia double barrel gun and ran 10 their as
sis'ance; on arriving in sight, he happened TO
step into hole a, the root of a tree, and made
some noise in getting out as no arose he saw
an Indian close by him, behind tree who, no
doub,, had been placed there Us spy; the In.
dian was preparing 70 fire ut him. but he sue
ceedcd in getting bis gun off first, and The In
,lian ie! and halloed; he saw anolter Indian
near him, upon whom he fired his second bar
rel and from the signs that were left. he thinks
tha, he killed one aud wounded the other. He
then proceeded 10 the house, which the Indians
had left on fire, and succeeded in rescuing iiom
the flames such articles OF furniture he could
could carry alone, aud the dead body Of the
young lad. The next day they were pur-
sued by company Of men, and found where
they had crossed the Osillo; two of the COM
many swan the Ocillo and went 10 n station
four rriles of, and succeeded in getting un Off
Ger and sixteen mcu 10 pursue the Indians.
They divided in two parties, and in short
time came upon them, where they no doubt
had been sleeping, but were awakened by the
noise of the mounted mems horses. Our men
fired upon Them, they came out and returned
the fire, and appeared TO be very brave; our
men would retreat, load. and fire on them again.
did not understand how long the fight lasted,
bui one Of the men by the name OF Mitchell,
SAID he seen very large Indian busy in CIV
ins command. and was wi,hiu sixty yards Of
him, and took deliberate aim al him; as soon as
he fred the Indian ran into the hammock, aud
the others followed him. 1t was thought that
The party Of Indians consisted OFFS warriors,
besides women and children. The pursners
succeeded in taking from them pur OF their
plumber. aud did no, receive any injury what
ever"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30

HAMBuRe. September 20, IS4l
FH7HE Subscriber begs leave TO inform his
Il friends and the public, that he continues
the WAREHOUSES; and COMMISSION BU.
SINESS, at his former stand, known rs the
Waller Proof Warehouse.
Detached as il is from other buildings, its To-
cation renders ii nearly as secure from FIRE, rs
il IL were fire proof. The floors Of its two wings
have been elevated above The high water mark
Of the grea, (rcshet of May 1910: and each of
these divisions Of the building. will store from
l.5ODto zoo bales Of Cotton. both Of these nrc
designed to DC exclusively set ap 'rt for the Cot
ton of planters and county merchants. who will
thus he secured from the possibility of loss and
damage by ircsheis.
He avnils himself Of the present occasion 10
return his thanks to his friends and patrons. for
their liberal support during the las, season.
He solicils from them. md the public general
ly. 4 continuance Of this confidence, and assures
them. that III return for their patronage he will
Use his hes, personal efforts 10 promote and
protect their interest committed 10 bis charge Z;
i'll addition TO thisassurnnce. he pledges himself.
that he will III no case purchase bale OF Cot.
ton directly or indirectly.
He will attend 10 the sale and siGippinr of
Cotton, the receiving and forwarding OF Goods.
or any other business usually transacted by 4
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER.
September 80 6m 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30

" We call the attention OF our readers 10
the advertisement in our paper to-day OF Messrs
SIBLEY d CAPRoS, by which il will be seen,
that they have, PhGnix like, arose from their
ashes, and are prepared again to accommodate
our Merchants and Planters in their former
liberal and sentlemanly manner, with all the
good things Of this life, in their line.
We also recommend TO the notice q! our rea-
,iers the following worthy gentlemen who have
established themselves i'll our sister Town, Tor
the benefit of Planters aud Merchants vino, we
are satisfied, has no, been deal, with, for some
years past with that deg,ee ofjus,icc in. the traf-
fic and sale of their commodities, which they
had righ, to expect. MessFs. II. L. Jefers,
G. Walker, Minis s. Key, Howard x Garma-
ny, Wright. Bull, IL CO., John .. b Ford, and
Stevens ,S Elliott, who are well established in
different branches of Storage, Forwarding, the
and 10 fact, Commission Business in AL lis va
rie,ies. and all articles, we understand, can be
procured, and all business done, OH as good
terms, as in Charleston or Savannah.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30
AN OBSERVER.
10. tie .idrer,iScr.

Mr.. EpIToR - In the last Advertiser, see
wlIa, purporrs 10 be learned essay over the
signature of c.. upon sliiiia Laws aud Brigade
Encampmenls. From the very beginning Of
ibis studied production the writer not only
seems very much surprised that the last Legis.
laiurc refused 10 revise the Militia Laws Of the
Stale, repealed Brigade Encampmcnts, aud re-
stored Company Courts Martiais; but seems TO
think these things OF sufficient, Importance to
require reconsideration. Now sir, if the VIII
ter c. is sincere in wha, he proicsscd 10 believe,
tia, it is sound p"licy in every government,
,hai its laws should be so framed, as 10 be intel.
ligiblc TO every man in the community" Ego
heart and hand iriih him, aud would TO God we
could have all the laws Of the land couched in
such language that he tho. rgRS. might read"
but sir, j, seems 10 me from the run of C's cpis-
lie, that he is dcsirous Of laying The foundation
OF another laborious canvass IN this district. |
ask the whole community. would such state
of things be desirable by no means; jus, for a
moment lnok back upon The late canvass; what
is the picture why sir. you could scarcely go
TO muster, prolracted or camp meeting, squir.
rel barbecue, or even company court martial,
wi,hou; comingin con,ac, with some half dozen
sir. and some Of them look az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30
Enr he ideer;iser.

Mir. EDiroR.-Om Saturday last his Excel
ency Gov Richardson, attended by the Maj &c.
neral and the Brigadier General and their Stais,
completed his Reviews OF the I'd Brigade Of
South Carolina Militia. II was gratifying TO
observe that the high qualities ofhis Exceiiency
rs an officer and 4 man, his uniform courtesy
aud scnllcmanly department, were generally
appreciated, and warm reception given him
by the officers. the soldiers, and the citizens in
general.
A, each OF the Reviews, the opinions Of the
officers were asccrlained, us 10 the proprieiy OF
revvng the system OF Brigade Encampments.
At Morrow's Old Field the place Of parade
for the 9Th Regiment, commanded By Col. Brad.
ley, after able addresses from his Excellcncy
and General McDuiiic, i'll which were properly
noticed. the ability and skill of the Colonel and
other officers, and the good conduct Of the men;
the vote was taken, and il was found Tint all
the officers with the exception three or four,
were in favor Of Brigade Emcanpmcnts.
In consequence OF the extreme iuclcmcncy OF
the weather. the Saluda Regiment, (thc 6tii) OF
Abbcvilic, commanded By Col. Rober,son. wn1
not paradcd or reviewed. bu; every assurance
was given, by both officers and Others, tina,
there was no dissenting voice among the oiii.
GERS uftl Regiment, 10 l!!c system oi Brigade
Encalnpmcnis.
The 9Th Regiment parade al loves, COM
manded by Col Hill, gave ac!eerins and unan-
inous vote IN favor of the system ol the Brigade
Encanlpmen,s. In The addresses 10 the Rcgi
mcn,, made by his EScrllcncy aud The Major
General, the thorough knowledge aud skill of
the Colonel. Us au officer. were wor,hiy noticed
and mentioned, and mnch deserving praise be-
slowed upou the oilicr officers aud men.
The 7ih Regimen; paraded nj The Old Wells,
commanded by Col. Wisfall, gave lis testimony
in favor Of the system, by an Unanimous vote
nf lis officers. with one or two excepio Ms. The
well known skill aud proficiency of the Colonel.
aud the crc.iiab!c performance of The other Of.
iCcrs aud IN en- were properly noticed and CON-
mcarca upon by both his ExcclIcncy aud the
Major General.
The Saluda Regiment Of Eigciield, (thc lOih)
p;s'aded at Richardson's, commanded by Col.
Denny, 'vns the last reviewed A(ler the per
iornanees u tue day. the Regiment was ad-
dressed Il, length H. the Major General. with
great force aud c'oquc"~c. We regretted to
motto that he omitted in his Nldrcss 10 bcs,ow
the communication, usually cic,edSy the per.
iormancc "f ibis Regiment. After the speech
OF the Muor General the vote was taken by
i:is Excellency, upon the system OF Brigade En-
equipments. and ii was found thai lwcn,y.,!lrcc
OF the officers were in favor of The system, aud
iiltcenopposcd 10 ii. The Field Officers voted
in It's favor. This Is the largest v"e. we are
informed, that any Regiment in the State has
given in opposition lo the system.
AN OBSERVER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30

lean rs the las, running cf sied, as though they
were almost ready 10 say amen. We SIR. as
people, oushtno, to complain, we were honest
ly and faiihfulls represented from this district,
and must confess am not so much as,onisf-
ed as friend c., a; The Legislature in refusing
TO add another layer Of crude and compica,-
ed materials" TO tha, huge mass, for the very
reasons given by c. himself; listen to what he
says, "since the organization Of the militia IN
1894, there has been an annual accumulation
OF statutes on the subject and The present con-
di,ion of the militia is scattered through the
acts, from 1894 to 1910, ard j, is the iewest
number Of men that can find the law, without
reading all the acts" And that is not all, he
says, ii, frequently happens thata clause relai.
ing 10 the Militia is contained in un act Of an
entirely different li,le." This sir, confess is
n deporable state of things, and would ask,
why was such deranged state Of the law
brought abou;-was it for the purpose of keep
ing the honest citizens ofthe country ignorant OF
the military laws Of the land; hope not
but alas! these things speak in language TOO
plain To be misunderstood.
am aware sir, there is n disposition i'll man.
especially those who have met with d:sappoIn,-
men,s in gone by days, to seek every opporiu-
nity of ingratiale themselves in favor with the
people. and tina, too al the eSpeHce Of others
and am fearful, our friend L. has become 20
much intoxicated with this growing evil. tha,
the good Of the community and prosperity OF
the country will sink into forge'iuIness, when
he thinks Of the promotion Of his own personal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Yes sir, from the reeonSidera-
tion c. proposes, he no doubt feels some sort OF
IN itching disposition, TO seek The earcs, oppor.
,uni,y 10 vent his spleen upon The Representa-.
,ves of the district, or nj least part OF them,
irihal is his object; be it 50, | venture 10 say,
there is no, man in the country, bu, what
would subscribe very readily to,he proposition
of having moi cnly the militia laws but all the
laws Of the land. reduced into as small coui-
pass. as possible, SO they might be accessible to
every man; there are several other points IN c 5
essay, should have noticed, but have swelled
this communication To length not intended.
and wha, have written mus; suffice for the
present. PETER.
1DJ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-30

Trouble III CdHada.-Thc Buffalo CONNER
eial, says the Madisoaian OF The 23d inst states
that the British armed steam ships Minos and
Toronto are rnoored in the river between Ma
Wy Island and the Canadian shore. We learn
that, last night. some persons unknown, got n
crnnon on the island aud fired several lines Il,
the vessels, with wha, cifcc, we are unable 10
say.
The Buffalo paper states that six,y-fvc kegs
ofpowder were stolen from the magazine near
Lockpor,, some few nights ago.
Gen.Seo.t was a, Lewiston, and snperintcnd-
cd the mounting Of the cannon on Fort Niagara
The Niagara Upper Canada] Chronicle, of
the 18th says: tha, another attempt. partially
successful. TO destroy one of the locks in the
Welland Canal, at Alanbnrgh. was made Oh
the night Of the 9th ns,.-Two kegs o ( powder
were sunk in the caual, and ignicd by fuse.
Only one Of the kegs exploded, and The damage
to the lock was so ,rifling that i, was soon re-
paired.