New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-29

commands Tor the whole range OF csn"'a ''r .'i"-
nike toward, Providence. whics = on'y sNi.'h
mile. distant. Spring Brook. which u so"' u"
hundred yard. oil, supplies tbs bin with ra't''--
Seo,atcd from Acott', Hill by wet ra'in'. IN
tie east j. another hill thirty feet ligh; as' Cd"
H.. west. separated by table lard eighty l''t
,id, :. another hill one hundrcd and thirty i''t
in hi.ht. The ADVANTAGE Of tie rc:.'ar forces h
point OF position can be- seen Il glance
lery. Including Pai>han" gun received last
evening from Boston.
| send YOU an ENtla issued from tie Journal O.-
fee at half pas: two, which will give yoa the pa'-
,iciilars since The last adyic,,. Tia. s,srcs AM
places Of bu.iues. are nearly all closed as Wei ~
the Banks, which latter have been rccsmmons'.
bv the Governor TO remain so during the presea,
week \ company Of Rhode SANDERS "ho re-
side in Ncw-Nork, but who have come here to AL
in ,l. holy cause has entorraod, ard are armed
with Colt. six.chambered rifles. About every man
NEE, j. armod with mu.kct, rifle or pistols
The accounts from the lnsurgc,t quarters rep
resca. them with about 700 men under arms ana
something like 200 hanging aroand. pessr'ions
from them are frequent, but Dou is represented
10 be perfectly infatuated, and i,, with about
hundred Others. az he expresses himself, " roady
10 die in the las, dtck.' The Express, tie orean
o. the party, has given notice it will suspend H.
daily publications Tor the present, IN consequence
oi being ordered by their landlord 70 remove irsm
the premises occupied Icy them.
The result II the contest cannot ior n memen,
be doubted but whether the supremacy OF il'
laws will be vindicaed without blooa.h,l, II il
impossible at this moment to anticipate. lheen-
ersetic measures taken by osr COMMANDMENTS
Chief the strong denunc arions of the REASONABLE
movements of Dorr ty tho body Of the Sui'ase
party, who must not be contoundcd With hs irai.
torous adherents, and the overwhelming loIce
which is new on it. march against them, must, II
they arc not perfectly Infatuated, convince them
that there is sympathy in their cause or pros
pect of aught but destruction.
1t will probably be two or three day. before the
affair j. settled and will do my best to keepyoa
advised Of the movements The Legislature have
adjourned to Thursday, and it. members have
joined various military companies.
Yosrs, b.
The following Procian alion has been issued by
Thoma. W Dorr. 1t will 10 seen that thus far,
at least te i sufficiently re.olute. His speech,
however, about that sword must not BE- forgot
ten:
STATE or Rnoor ISLAND AID PRosIDfvcE PL,vrArios,.
PROCLAMATION
BY TIE GOVERNOR oF rBE SAVE.
By virtue Of the authority vested by he Con,to-
ton, hereby convene tie General Assembly, Which
adjourned Providence Monday. tie no oi July
Ton of uch busine.. a. may cone bciore irrn
And hereby requs. the Towns .ni D,not., - which
vacation. have occurred. by tie resns'0rs k,pre-
senators, 10 proceed forthwith 10 supply te
by eI.cton. aceorin. to he provisions OF ie
..... Gy,n under my band cad tie .csl Of s,,tc. At
y ",SSS Of our i Lord sH' 5l rn6S,s po
UENERdL ORDERS
HEAD ovARrtS'. "ie'ot'r. ~
Thereby irrc, the mrar, Of til, st.,e @boaic ~ a,or
ct the People, Constitution, to rep1r forhlh "a IaI
Quarters, there 10 await uriher oucs and request 40
volunteers aad volunteer rJnpanss d,gsrI 80 tie
II Ia, become the daty of al oorelreo. ,s seeilat
the P'ope SSserc GA. au. hss- r.if To- uaar -Y
ter TIER oru' Of government 10 - uy a ,.-ts-
.Ary mean.. The Conrulipn adopted and established D. ne
People 81 III, STATE sbd the Government '' ,I us,l e
SAM TIE only alternative j. al sct soLn,-oo Co af.-.
poIi'n IA rs ysron' practical sne.t., without rua.
he history OF Aa,rie.. sUis, col upon he Feo,eoi
Rhode bland to assert their Rg-t,. ,nIc.e ,ha
Freedom which they 10 qualified . enjoy Ia common Wit
that hey viii crrrfuiy asl promptly re.poo ~ t.a3-
peal to teir piro,.n der ~ justice sad tal
they Viii show lhemels.. thu esg-rcy 10 The .or.
thv drscengast. II lo.r ~ho AIDED r .rhe,ng
national Independence. THOMAS ". DORR,
BY onl,r VI the Coumander.in-Cbss
WILLIAM II. PoTrsE, 1dJNt.ai oenerh
The following j. from the Norwich Courier;
Major GENERAL FowLsR ASD GoyERsoR
CLEyELASD.- We have the authority Of ol. IT
our most Respectable citizens. who wa in l'royi-
dencc a.t Thursday. for aging that General gow-
Ter, "t i.eLarGn. of thi, State, az Providence
TINS week, aud there made tender .. his services
10 the Dorr party. He pledged himself 10 bring
i've thousand fighting men 70 their al honcy,r
they should say tie word. H. stated, .aftheruorc
hat tie bad consulted with Goy. Cleveland as 10
the propri-,y Of his maxim. such an offer. and
that the offer was made with the Governors np-
probation.
Incredible and Illuminating O, these fact, are
the channel through which they come i, - direct.
that We see BET little room 10 doubt their correct
ness. Our informant did not hear General FoW-
Ter make this oiier and this declaration. But
brOtser.in-law Of Gen. Fowler. resident in Prov.
dence, stated thai Gen. Fowler had made such on
offer and such declaration. We state the facts
without one word Of comment. IfirIe they ough
to damn Gov. Cleveland and Gen Fowler 10 per
petgal nfamy Ii they are not true, ibsn the
country, and particularly the people Of Connecli-
cut, ought 10 know il at ONE.
OF Con. Fowler, a man VINO i. as destitute Of
principle Of brains, We are prepared to believe
any thing however absurd. But tbst Gov. Cleye-
and has given his sanction 20 such madness and
folly, is moro than yst believe. Cu!psbie
consider hi. conrse ia regard 10 Dorr
will not crcditth, until ~e ere compelled II i, b.
the studied silence, or ope, ayonal Of Gov Ciesc-
.snd himself.
AsorHER MCRDER.-Wc learn that a hornd
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