New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-02
From Rhode Island.

Providence Thursday T. VI.
] had fair inspection this morning OF the
spoil. Of victory, brought in last evening. Inc!
are arranged in the yard in front OF the Cadst Ar
nory, and consist Of seven piece. Of cannon, 1.-TWO
Of them charged to the muzze with 'lugs, balls
&c a lumber Of tents. belonging to the Woon-
socket Rife Company, Providence Artillery. ana
the Worcester ympathizers-seyersl hundred
pounds Of scrap iron, broken into the most .uiia-
bic sizes to b, used for Distinctions large wag'
on-a peddlers travelling cart, with genuine a.
sortment Of irch brooms. buckets, pals, &c. red
flags. muske,s, pixies, bullets, musical instruments
a military coat aad hat and ether articles suitable
for the trade
Carter, the principal fighting man, no. been
captured, and this morning committed TO
prison. He is blacksmith, and the pixies are
said 70 have been made under hi. direction.
De,peau has also been taken, and billeted at the
same place. Thi, man was the commander OF one
Of th. volunteer compan-, who accompanied Dorf
to the Arsenal. Aft.r it was found the cannon
would not 60 of, he was requested by Dorr to a''
tack the infantry 'Oh, no. Governor was hi'
reply; - did Mt come here TO fight only
came to bluff" The pediler's wagon was taken
on the road to Chepachei without tie owner who
abandoned it and fed TO the wood, when HE OF
soldiers wa. seen approaching. In some OF The
apartments were found slowed away powder, balls
and some other articles not usually carried by ped
der.. The skipper was soon after s'ken' but II
j. not probable he will have his brooms, Nc re-
"a - - 10. as -
cape & long imprisonment himself.
A large portion Of the troops have returned to
their homes The city force, however, j. perfectly
organized and stand ready al moments notice,
TO march il case Of disturbance.
Two of the fcd-peces taken were found in the
woods, tn. other, in the camp. Among them is
the ere stolen from Brown 81 Ives. In addition to
the eleven kegs of powder about twenty keg- full
were found in barrels and canister.. great
number of pistols, swords, guns, rifles, and other
arms, were found, many of them concealed in the
woods
A son Of Ex-Governor Arnold was wounded yes
terday at Orangeyie, By the accidental discharge
of pistol. Fortunately the wound was slight.
The Legislature met pursuant to adjournment
this afternoon when a resolution was introduced
by Mr.. John H. Clarke. the purport Of which j.
that no discharge shall be made of prisoners until
they have been examined by Commissioners az
pointed by the General Assembly and their action
approved by the Governor. 1t is still under die
cussion and will probably piss.
The Sonata passed bin to pay the militia and
volunteers whs have been called out TO put down
the rebellion. Ii was sest to the House. The
cost To the State will be from 10000 to $50, 900
Mr. Barker, who in fit of insanity shot hi
brolhcr-inlaw, is in fair way Of recovery
Dorr is stated TO have escaped from Chepachr'
in covered wagon, which driven up to the
kitchen door of the hotel, and into which our
modern Bombas,es Furioso, got at the after end
and departed without waiting to give valedictory
to his troops.
The prisoner, were brought in last night &C
corcling to previous arrangements, with their arm'
tied, and committed to prison.
Gov Cleveland issued warrants for the arrest
Of some vf tire fustives from Rhode Island; but
he caused so much unnecessary delay before doing
it that thew escaped.