The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-30

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Most Important from Rhode Island-SeeOnd
Flight of Dorr-Terrible Root Beer Battle
Loss Of Life-Tearing of More Breeehes.
There has at last been fight in Rhode Island
1t resulted in the flight of Dorr, and +" that sword
the capture of Chepachet the dispersion of the suf-
frage forces the death OF one Chartist, the wound
ing of two Others the seizure of about two hundred
prisoners including several butenders, the tearing
of sundry pairs Of breaches and the explosion of a
quantity of root beer much 10 the relief of little
Rhoda.
Wear glad that this war, which threatened
seriously, has ended with no more serious da-
mage. We trust that Gov Dorr and his sword
will take passage for Liverpool in the Britannia,
which is TO leave Boston next Saturday at two
o'clock. And we earnestly hope that Gov. King
will let HIM pass unmolested.
Now that everything is again peaceable, it is but
due TO the of liberty to give the Chartsts Bit
of advice. Let them go to work quietly and philo-
sophically, upset the King Charles Charter, draft
st-rate constitution, with plenty of suffrage in it,
and go ahead in morals and civilization, and take
rank with the other States in the Union.
We now give the particulars of the fight, &c.:-
From the Providence Journal (Chaner) June 49,
News has this moment arrived that the force under COM
mand of Colonel Brown has taken the nsurgent fortif
cation Dorr had fled but large numbers OF his had
been captured Every eXeron will be made to take the
arch traitor whose capture absolutely ndspensableto
the safety and peace of the State We do not know
thing further OF the particulars The man who brought
TIE information, faine from exhaustion after deli
vyring his message.
Our men are burning with the desire to bring in Dorr
and his escape we hope may yet be prevented Generals
Stedman and Greene must be in his BY this time The
passes and with knowledge of the country
be easily defended
Col Brown left Greenville at O'Clock this morning
Two of men have been killed, officer but whe
Their in the attack or in some other way accounts differ
The village of Chepachet is wholly surrounded and large
parties are in hot pursuit OF Dorr.
detachment OF the City Guard has been sent to Paw
tucket messenger having arrived with the Information
that an vading force from the Massachusetts side
organizing 1t is reported that burlington Anthony has
been active in exciting the abandoned part Of the
population ofour sister State to INVASION
We learn from extra issued by the Pawtucket Chron.
ice, that the shot at Pawtucket named AexaA-
der Klby; he was shot through the body and killed. the
ball entered the left breast and out under his right
bert Ro, was wounded in the arm The halls we Learn
passed through the clothes oil some other persons but
DO not learn than any others were injured.
PAwruxrr.-A band of about forty men was organized
the nsurgent side some weeks ago. and few days
since they succeeded i'll getting muskets for the whole.
They have been very bold and have paraded the streets
up the proclamation OF martial law Yesterday, several
them arrested and the others fled in boat
the Bay where they pitched tent the Massachusetts,
number ofprisoners have been brought in Green.
vile.
We understand that Hamilton the Irishman who has
been prominent in the insurgent cause has been taken
We believe he was taken while Oh guard.
We have just seen Mr.. Anthony Whitaker, bearer of
dispatches from Col Brown, at Chepachet to Major Gene
raj Mcneil. The forces under Col VIM. w. Brown
about 800 strong left Greenvie half past four O'Clock
this morning Greenville is about eight miles from Che
pachet scout party of the Infantry OF about dozen
men. led by Lieut.. Pman, kept in advance from half
mile 10 two miles They took and sent to the thirty
persons in the course OF the march, all fugtves from
DORIS camp Upon arriving the iortiica tion
evident thar the had materially decreased that the
scout party without waiting for the advance Of the main
body determined upon entering the fertilization alone
the party took possession without firing gun The
fertilization proved To be miserable affair. The
body Immediately arrived and took possesson Of vii
age Ii is strictly guarded and escape from it is mpossi
BILE The number OF prisoners about 100, and
were taken constantly The houses will all be thorough
ly scar hed.
Our were fired upon in going into Chepachet and
one man wounded They returned the fire. Five field.
pieces were found in the FORT also large number Of
ke and rifles and pixies found. An excellent
ammunition wagon was captured, which came very op
porunely Tor the Marine Artillery their own having
been broken down.
Dorr fed last evening, o'clock with fifty men, in
the direction OF Connecticut. His ignorant
of the gh.. and many OF them declared that they would
shoot him. could they find him. large body of them
went through Burrillyile in the direction of Massachu
sets. The iugitives in considerable parties and
well armed. They will therefore be dangerous to the
peaceaoe inhabitants unless they are taken.
One OF the Marine Artillery was fired at by son OF
hIgn ohcer under DORIS government. The ball went
through the skirt OF his coat and lodged in his cartridge
box The man was pursued to house In which he took
refuge lie has undoubtedly been taken The prisoners
set to work building the entertainments.
deputaton from Gov seward, oil New york. arrived
mere TINS morning The OBJECT oil the deputation is to as
certain any citizens OF New York have been engaged
the ai'orous msurrecuon oil Thomas W. Dorr; also to
ascertain any money, arms OF muntions oil war nave
been sent mere from New York and by whom The
gentlemen charged with this mission have proceeded to
Chepachet
From the Providence Chronicle (NeutraD June 2sl
The following is the document from Mr.. Dorr which
arrived asinigh and to which alluded in first cd
ton having been sent to Mr. Burgess. it was
directed the Express office, from which pa
per copy and simply despatched envelope
10 rec eiviny il handed