New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-24

" Is ADVANCE or THr MAIL We have re-
ceiycd Boston papers by Adams & Cos and Harm
den'- Express lines.
" We intended to publish to-day the yarisu-
letters written IL reply - invitations 10 attend -
GRgAr CLAY MeXrISG ct National Hall ~
Wednesday evening. hey are quite Yoldnlnou-
however. and could not well be presented in PropoI
form to-day. We shall publish them all at a.
early day.
~ Several articles in our paper TO-DAY
which NAV have reached SOME Of oar readers IN
our first edition yesterday
RHopE IsLAHD.-We fear that the reign ct d.
order and Of violence Is not yet over IN our sister
Stale. since the memorable ilegira Of the f0aS'
Governor Dsrr, there have been constant outs''
ing. that warli.e movements were IN Prepafali7I
and though We have never entertained the bchc
thu, any very serious outbreak could occur under
the esidance of such leader n, Dor showed him
self to DC, it has still been 700 evident that The
peaceful and contcnteJ quiet required by the in
tcrosts of the State could not Immediately return.
The Providence Journal Of Wednesday contains
intelligence omineus of renewed agitation. Let
tiers from Woonsocket state that two cannon have
been mounted there, and Two others have passed
through the place, destined TO Chopachet, iittl'
town within convenient distance Of Connecticut
the land of refuge-and said TO be Inhabited by
numbers of DORIS peculiar friends wagon
load of ball cartridges arrived at Woonsookci, and
it is believed that large quantities OF arms and am
1nunition are there concentrated. The cann7n arr
guarded night and day, and not a carriage can en-
ter the village without being closely inspected.
At Foster. on the night Of the Goth, some hal.
dozen men broke into the building supposed IL
contain the guns of the Volunteers. They were
unable 10 fod the guns, and were interrupted
while prosecuting their search.
At Plainiield on the Goth, two boxes continuing
about eighty muskets passed over the road di-
rcctcd TO one of DORIS most violent Tartisans Of
Woousockct.
An attempt was made on the same day to stea
a cannon from a shop at Central Fails, but ih'
prccaution had been taken Of placing over it al
armed guard
The powder.houso of Duty Greene, at Proyi-
dcnce, was broker open, and As kegs of gunpov-
der, containing 200 pounds, were stolen there
from. -Four strong locks were broken in the At
tempt.
Ii il believed that Dom, who left this city and
arrived at Norwich On Wednesday morning, H.
tend. 20 meet hi. Legislature the 4th 81 July at
Chepechct; fsr this purpose il is that the cannon
and ammunition are c5utred there. Tents to ac-
commodate 300 or 400 men have been brought
ihther from Boston and men are engaged ia
making cartridges for cannon. 1t VIII be remem-
bcred that peary all the members Of the Suffrage
Legislature have resigned, that tuHbo"sc can
hardly be expected to assemble.
man named WctherSy, arrested for stealing
cannon. was taken TO Warren ON the 2lst and
committed to jail. On his way rhither. the coach
was stopped and violent but unsuccessful at
tempt was made to rescue him. In the struggle
bis pantalcons torn off
A company of United States flying artillery OF
80 men and 10 horses and TX feld-peces, arrived
at Newport On Tuesday.
Committee Of tuo from each County has been
appointed Committee by the GeHerol Assembly
the subject of Suffrage and Convention To
form Constitution for the People.
WWGs ~ CoLvmnUs.-Ghc Wings OF Coium-
bus, Ohio, at a lat, meeting resolved that John
DAVIS, of Massachusetts, wa, qualified 10 90 any
station IN the sit ct the American People, o..d
they have Therefore nominated um as a canidoic
for Wee Pr,sident OF thc United States. Ino!
also resolved that as Martin Van Buren, would be-
the competitor OF Henry Clay, there could be no
doub, OF the issue between them; AID that sub
jcct 10 the decision OF 4 National Convention, We
draw the sword tor Henry Clay, aud throw away
the scabbard; and that We will ect no hono,a-
bile means in our power to sustain him. In yct.ry
or defeat the best affections of tie West with
him.
ACCIDENT To MIR Van BURrS.-- postscript
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