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| is over and most of the actors have returned Z.
| their homes in this world and two have been seni
to their homes in the other world
There is now very little danger of another oui
break in that State. The people will get an exten
sion Of the night OF suflrage-the State will have
small DEBT TO pay unless II repudiates it did part
It's revolutionary scrip-and the price of root bee
VIII advance three cents bottle in consequence O
the great loss by explosion in the last campaign
Gov. King has offered an additional reward. Of
four thousand dollars for Gov Dorr, who, at tn.
last accounts. was in Norwich
Annexed are further particulars OF the settlement
Of the difficulties -
General and Commandment Chi,f Of the STATE Of Rhed
Island and Providence Plantations
Proclamation
whereas, on the eighth day of June instant issued
PROCLAMATION, Offering reward of thousand dollar
iorthe delivery ofthe fugitive traitor, Thomas Wilson
Dorr 10 the proper civil authority and whereas the sail
Thomas Wilson Dorr having returned this State ai,t
assumed the command OF numerous body Of armed men
IN open rebellion against the government thereof ha,
again He'd the summary justice which awaited him dc
therefore, by virtue OF authority in vested and BY adj
vice OF the Council hereby offer additional rewsrd
four thousand dollars for the apprehension delivery
the said Thomas Wilson Dorr to the sheriff of the county
OF Newport or Providence within three months from the
date hereof
Given under my hand and the seal of said State at the
city OF Providence, this twenty ninth day of June
l. in the year Of our Lord thousand eight hun.
~ dred and iorty-two and of the independence of
the United states Of America the siyty.sixh.
SAMUEL WARD KING.
BY his Excellence S command
HENRY Bowen, Secretary OF State.
From the Providence Chronicle June 2sl
Over one hundred prisoners taken at Chepaohet
They are to be marched to this city to-day and will pro-
badly reach here in the course OF the morning.
The city ia, in the main quiet All day yesterday,
cruts were arriving. We verify believe that another
week, ten thousand would have rallied under iour
authorities, put down this insurrection. is now We
fancy forever quoted and our State will now, doubt
return to its usual quiet
We learn that the party Of horse which went pursuit
Of Dorr rode seventy miles in hot haste without success
They are now in Foster.
(From Boston Mail June 29)
gentleman who came on in the train from Norwich
this morning states as report that Gov Dorr in that
city last evening.
One report was that he accompanied by his body
guard and another that he concealed the sym.
pathsers IN that place and that Gov. Cleveland would
protect him from arrest at all hazards.
There was also report that large number of DORIS
troops had gone body to Pomire Ct where they were
3uarered for the present upon the citizens of that place
friendly TO their cause There is must confess very
little credence TO be placed in these flying reports.
Still another report was that party of Rhode Island
horse had crossed the line into Connecticut and
the retreang Governor as far as Thompson village This
consider by far the most improbable of all the
but still there is no knowing what may do under sx
element.
The conductor of Adams Express states that the excite
men at Norwich was very great. An immense crowd ga.
hered at The Depot when the northern of cars arriv
watch for Dorr, all night
From the Providence Journal, June 2e.1
Our advces from Chepachet are to last evening eight
O'CLOCK Dorr was in Thompson yesterday morning and
$ supposed to have taken the train Of for Norwich
We hope he may be arrested, and we understand thai
measures have been taken secure so desirable resuI
None of our have been killed except Mr. Gould
whose unfortunate death, the hand Of maniac we
have already mentioned One of the nsurgent party was
Wounded 1t is believed MORALLY, at Chepachet He re-
used to give himself up and attempted to escape from the
party in pursuit They fired upon him, and ball enter
u ms thigh and severed an artery He reported
lead. man was shot by pquet of the third Brigade
stationed at Foster, on Monday night. party of about
iozen or fifteen men approached paid attention to the
challenge Of the piquet and refused to stand The men
ired and bali took effect whether MORALLY or not we
are unable to state The number of prisoners taken at
Chepachet is considerably over hundred. They were
aot employed In dwelling the entertainments stated
yesterday
portion OF the Marine Artillery quartered in four
large tents which belonged to the Worcester Brigade OF
massachusetts and are marked w B." The sympathiz.
ing friends in Massachusetts have suffered in several
other particulars as the spoils abundantly show.
Robert Gould, son of Thomas Could Of Middletown, a
member OF the Middletown volunteers lost his life near
Chepachet yesterday morning, in most unfortunate
manner. His brother-inaw Mr.. Barker a member of
the same company, suddenly seized with temporary
mental alienation TO which he has casor a y been sui
iect and which in this instance was unaoubtediy causc
by fatigue and excitement deliberately raised his muske
and shot him through the BRAIN The we under
stand was about % years OF age, and had family Hi
remains were brought 10 this city yesterday end will he
taken to his friends in Middletown this morning We are
informed that Mr. Barker expected recover from
the wounds he receN ed IN being secured
Our advices from Pawtucket half past nine o.
CLOCK last evening. A strong force is still stationed
there The artillery are posted 10 command the
bridge II men suppose they stand the Massac hu
side and attack our men with impunty because the,
are beyond line Of jurisdiction they mistake
uliets DO not understand geography Governor Davis
il is said has ordered the Norton Artillery to the line OF
the State.
INCIDENTS, &C., CONNECTED With THE WAR
pleasant little incident showing the devetedness o.
woman, has been told There was man attached TO one
If the guns ofhc Bristol Artillery who had stolen away
rom his wife She followed him to this city and finding
his company had gone towards Chcpache pursued them
On foot until she overlook them few miles distant FROM
his town. She insisted upon going with her husband il
ne would go into battle and nothing could dissuade hri
rom her purpose She said if her husbond wounded
She wished to be where she could nurse himf he was
killed, she wished to avenge him. The officers permte
her to go and she made herself very useful in the
and returned with the artillery safe to the city this morn
ing e. h,v. convorso, ,;,, man u,o ..
in Chepachet while Mr. DORIS army in its glory IL,
the famous speech OF that gentleman in which he
talked largely "o Bunker Hill and the coming annver
'ary OF the American Independence" made to que
him because they had nothing but pork and beans ca
while he and his officers feeding upon all the deli
.aces which the nsighboring hen roosts and cattle pas
lures could afford No more pork and beans you please
thought the sodiers-remcmbor Bunker Hill Lexington
and Saratoga said their gallant commander.
The other day during the exercising Of one of tn,
County companies the HILL the soldiers were told by
The commander to take their posts, one man by some
means or other, did not obey, when neghbor in the
ranks gently nudged him. and said don't YOU hear the
captain tell you to take your post" yes" was the re-
ply, but don't believe one half hear days"
Chepachet is corruption of the aboriginal ciep cbucL
which signifies driFs bag We do know the origin
Of it's application TO this village unless was given in
spirit of prophecy; but we think will question H.
propriey.
FANNY ELsSLER's FAREwErI..-The most extra
ordinary entertainment ever offered TO the Amer
can public is given tonight at the Park theatre
three character dances, grand pas de deux, pas