New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-30
Fyou, Rhode I.land.-The War Ended ny
the Flight Of Dsrr.

The Providence boat Yesterday morning brought
Us the gratifying intelligence thl; the threatened
,lood.hed in Rhode Island ha. been ayerted BY me
fight Of Dorri We heartily reloice at this re-
cult: our ony farther anxiety is lest this infamous
traitor should escape the reward ct his vilany-
We understand that he was yesterday seen upon
the step. Of the Second Ward Hotel in this city
There is good reason To suppose that he has again
placed himself under the protection Of his lam
many friends. some of whom have said that the
officer. Of Justice dare not take him into custody
We think il net unlikely that he will seek farther
safety in Pennsylvania, where the sympathy OF
Gov. Porter would insure him protection. We
,,o. if he Ia, any such intention that hc will put
/, in execution n speedily as possible aud al
east rd tins city of hi- presence. We add
all tina, IS known OF thc result Of the ouibrea"'
from Providence papers OF Iuesday The Journal
SAYS:
New. ha. this moment arrived tha. the force IN
der command OF Co.onei Brown, has taken ne IN
,nrgent fortihcaton. Dorr bad led. but large num-
Der, Of his men had been captured. Livery e@cr-
lion will be made - take the ARCH IRAllOh'
whose capture j. -oluie.y -pen-ablc To the
safety and peace pt lit Ntdlf. We Np H'A NM
any thing further Of the particulars. The manwho
brought the information, tainted from exlau'i""
soon after delivering his message.
We shall give further particulars n soon a. We
can get them in an authentic form. Oar men are
burning with the desire to bring IL Dorr, and NJ
escape we ho.e may set bc prevented. Generals
Siedman and Greene must be in bis rear b. thu
time. The pls.es are narrow, ard with know
ledge of the county, can be- easily defended.
Col Brown l,n GrcanyilIe al > clock thu
morning. AID before five b. had possession q the
insurgent camp. Two Of our men have heen Mi
led. one an officer. bat whether ia the attack or N
some other way. accounts differ. The village oi
Chepachet l. wholly surrounded, and large parties
are in hot pursuit OF Dou.
The following order was received at Providence
at o'clock on Monday:
"GLocIs1rs. r. LJulc -. lie.
Having received such information &c induce
me "a believe that a majority OF the friends 81 tne
Peoples Constitution disapProye OF any iaitner
forcible measures for is support. and beIHNlhs
that the conflict Of arms would therefore, under
existing circumstances, be but "a personal cch'Io-
vcrsy among different portions Of our citllens
hereby direct that the military here scmblsd be
dismissed by ihcir respective officers.
IT W. DORR, Commander N Chiei.'
The following letter is from our Core pondeni.
Correspondence Of Tie Tribune,
fsovIDkNCE, Tuesday. I T. NJ
Since my last writing events Of considerable I'M
portaucc have tr,nspircd. You are aware that q
large force marched out Of the city yesterday on
their way to Chcpachct. and it supposed
abroad that this left the city almost dcienccless.
The Mayor last evening issued Ms proclamation
that all should be in doors Al 10 O'Clock, except
persons patrol; and soon after that hour (whiIt
the rain was descending in terrcnt>) an alarm was
given of trouble in PawtucSct, / miles distant
across the riysr At which place there Is nudge
ard which river is the dividing nebciwecn Rhod,
Island and Massachusetts. II appears that the
had been assailed by a mob of about 500, princ
pally Irish who endeayored 10 break their line al
the bridge, aud PEELED them with stones and Other
missiles The troops fired first at them with blank
cartridges. next over them with bail. and finally
finding il impossible to disPerse them Otherwise
fired a vellev at them which killed one man and
wounded two .rhers They then dispersed bu
there is a numerous collection Of such men on the
Massachusetts side and strong force has beer
sent to Pawtuckct.
The troop. advancing on Chcpachet took large
number of prisoners, and many di-aicctcd persons
have been arrested. all of whom have been com
mir,ed to prison. Hamilton, opc Of Dorr's promi
ncnt fighting men, was captured while on guard.
Al this morning. the force under Col. Brown
left Grecnvie. and at marched into Dorrs I'm
campm,nt rittom opposifoH-whcrc they took
abou, 100 prisoners. Dor and his body guard
Of about 30 men. left the camp as-ut last even
ing. with the knowledge of hi- men generally, and
probably made for the Connecticut lines. The
government forces are in hot pursuit Of him.
regret TO lie compelled to state that Mr.. JoHS
GouLp, I'd Lieut.. Of one of the Middctown com.
panies was shot by his own brotherin-aw. while
on the mach to Chopachet. in a temporary tit Of
INSANITY 1t appear. from the accounts that he was
fatisued and sat down to rc,t--the deceased com
mandcd him to march ON. when without saying a
word he lcyelcd his mu,ket and shot him dead.
Til. T. the only los, of lie have heard Of on
he part Of the government forces.
r. VI. TvtsDAY
The man who shot 1t. Gould i, reported to have
since died from wounds received .rsm others
The powder stolen from Green. powder house.
as well as the scrap iron, pieces cannon, busls,
clarionet, and .undry other articles, have been
! found in the encamPment.
| Bill Dean and about - others have been taken
prisoners al Chepachet Bill Potter and others
II is supposed have made their escape to ycur
city
Nothing further Is heard Of Dou. 1t is feared
| he has escaped
1t is reported that among the prisoners taken
at the Encampment are three reporters belonging
TO the offices OF the Bay safe Democrat and the
| Boston Post