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New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
, Y ORDER Of Hon Frederick P. Ste.

= vcns, lndgc nj the Eric County Court. Counsellor Of
tic Supreme Court Notice hereby gwen thar attach
i-n has issued aiinS; the OF I'm Johnson non fr>l
de nj Gcbof and dat the xiii be so tor liz, payment
Of is debts unless he appc,r AMI discharge ,mrl attach
mont according tr Lass. within months nom ,, first
publication OF liiS notice. and dat the payment OF any
-el AMI f delivery Of any property belonging such
acor % nm or 10 III, nst and the Transfer Of any properly
by bi: Tor any purpose whatever forbidden y law, and
are VOID. Dated tic 2lst .ay OF December, l2ll
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

1t has declared under preteIce OF protecting tina, To-
reign commerce. carried by the North, which, al the same
lime declared 10 bc national curse, and which the area
snres dictated, including the war, adapted II rot III
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

II has therefore. in effect, levied OF many millions OF
dollars upon the free aloring North sustain the rxpe,-
of war OF aggression upon It's own interest and It's own
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

IL has established national bank, then declared 1t unco!
sttntoDal. and broken down: again rc-e>abhc IT, and
again broken il down at it, pca>rrjuS, as rs own sup
posed Interests might SEEM for the time tein% 10 require
II has prescribed and prohibited foreign commences II s
cauorc for domestic manufactures anda protective tariff
a"an, il has demanded aud ob'aned the abandonment o
that policy, and free ttadr, the threat Ola dis
sonton OF the Union unless the free labor states would con
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

II has terminated rliot by treaty peace in which
redress obtained tor the past, and security spu-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

The SLAVE POWER has moulded the measure, o the ma
,iona government all is internal regulations and Us po
iical economy, u!rviencv the wishes OF the slave
holders, and in oppostionto the interests and General 'vs"
on .I;y, Jiurr STATE
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
lth N pfIVdIr anu pUUIIc pTICtltc.
PETERS, EnIiGu LGXE,NGES

7
Are rapidly supercecing all other preparations for tnr
relief o. Coughs Colds Asthma, Waaopn@ Cough, G2iaTT
ughtne o. TIE Ch"it. Bronchitis and similar pulmonary
affections. Its we'll established that large proportion
ocases OF Consumption, b. which many valuable liye
annually sacrificed their origin to the neglected
Geld, and Coughs, which might easily bav- been
early period. No medicine viii be found lcacioGs
IN curing such these ioZtngcS. They inlallibiv
aay the cough by removing the irritation which k.epSit
up While at the same time they promote cSseroraton aad
relieve congestion. o.r.-0ne iazcngr Usually a,lse
;ura EH
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

II has shown in lis conduct OF that war, and particularly
its sham ivisionS OF Canada whc ii dared 10
The NORTH that the prc,crya,orand ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF
itself more regarded the yindicaton OF the
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
go 81. POWELL x cos in,
l@ AEOR Observation-Disclosures

S,rI.SE-r., ing n Cal.iwelrs Wv> Polf, and Cod
SnrIng--l ncsiralnboa. JAMES MADISON Capt Chat.e
lai-tslti VIII leave !" irreCrse Fer, every II rHDEA
AID FRIDAY EVENINGS, II o'clock.
All Baggage Packages Parcels. Buns bi.> or Spec,
rut b0ari OF THIS boat ;icut beng entered oii t1lh
OF tie. boat or rccsitT,e for viii be ut EN OF The ow
s-.t ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

In all this has manifey sought prcstrvcile balance
al power betScenlhe impoverished South and Tic more
prosperous and industrious North by Gripping the enereie,
the latter and reducing them nearly possible, The
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

+ ciallv in republic very nlucI proportion the is
elimination and iaithuincs> with which the municipal and
villa &c oicc, placed The hand, OF WISE independent
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

4 coroner >hoUl. b. mentally an! morally qualified
distinguish from connecting Ink betaceeu
man and the lower animals And he should have mass
heart beating in his bosom, He oud account human
life f equal nnd inestinabi. value whether connected with
.afie paid skin. OillerW~. human lie might be
sacrificed me Ncrtl the South. without
The reukc Of tIe law, and in CONFORMITY with The u.a.s OF
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
d. PETErs' VEGETABLE sh;4lin. strength,

DrPEIEfs' VEGETABLE Shilling Strength
enIn& PlaSfer.-Iwcve li9nd.c! Thousand sCH!
yearty-Petrrs' Shilling Plaster an easv and effective.
remedy or pam IN tie breast, side stomach weahI,S or
pam N ht CHEST oins or back ,liie-> OF his leck iec
tofls OF i- limb, or joints whether produced y rleu,a
Ism or other causes, abtua pain the head or stomach
G?! coIg' l.:e: complaints weakness Of h spinr, pre-
The frame, and Tor generaldrJiiitation
Codre, a. well as adult ma. derive great advantage
isoa PeterS e!n7 Plaster especially wien suffering from
such HE a n all iir>e cas@. Il simple and speedy
remedy.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

tons socetv-thc retiring and corners OF Tie
community; The question then presents eelt IL praci-
cal :op. place where Claims must b., IN >one man
disposed Of and at lae wheni' car neither be esadef
nor po';p-ncd.
asked. hat DO you OF usi!cso
The peace o! altI--!aFery I'ath-nar an an--a'e
" constable aui-,Lave Of aE-slayerr
as-.or canaverv >!ectEnen, or sutrrlscrs or alder
We answer il, the 1s, place vial do you wan; OF pro
slavery ncurnhcnt> Of tbc>e Offices fnti->la.er or rD
slavery they be riltIaTery tlei cannot we'll be-
seadilv and any rood purpose. while connected With
national p-o--layery parry Do prefer such men 10 The
known and Incorporating friends o! human liberty Are
your interests safer IT Their hands
W. answer the second pace. justices q the Pace, N
some the States decide upon tfe clam. u Southern Kid
naupers lh unfortunate and derac.le>- persons iiey
.eze fugitive ,lav-s other Sale justices ->.>-or
Supervisors Se-c;nen The Board. OF EScs>e Tor
licensing refusing 10 license the venders o: strong Tiilh
On their action YER lnuc depends Wheeler ana
tscChana!a- mob -.s, rule rl> country. whether irrt
devoted liberty shall be- thrown in- whether our tres
public halls shall BE- burned and Lovoy sacrificed 10
iiit popular fury, the bidding OF = Shareholder.
For OF ants cOn,i1ileN Gnniret., 81 iuII-
tive ,IaGe, nothing ires peop-Gi cCinr, have been
.ezei an. -e;urnet! into hoE-ie bot!age Should cn-
stable II. devoted! 10 humanity The executor tie laws.
should be know l- tie claims uStice and OF
The who knows hov 10 discharge lianiuily the duties
constable, b. indeed Whole raana d.-cru1iIit-
iect-lnodeI village constable, ami YOU nave in lany I'm
ror,aH respects model eiicieu:. and yet law
abTn. au Ijbrrtyloynr President To s that con>ta
BIZ need not be an iit!ii a'! IA i-ait FlsHl OF l-o"r,
10 al that liberty nothing DO With proper
tiGn0f tIle Would you do well deliver The untOr
tuuata md te poor IN our midst mic Tie hands OF cositS
who ook With contempt Ion ihe 'iaEc Can you rt.ry
rational respect iorclvli government Il you commit The
'.,ecaon OF The laws INTO the iaIii OF OF
respect maxi. ana nGou> by i,
br1alit. will whiciihey enforce Their demands .
-, paina,rf surveyor OF III" highways : the man
der reoInanry ri h, country
their youug required 10 labor s!a b. day an t
pubic and roads l. II MIDGET OF no consequence
whether This p1bI!c officer has learned ih- important dis
tinctinn between !alorn. MAN and working bra>=
then e; the rien OF liberty i,ci.ne TIE nomination OF
i!ieirO n
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
: sPEOPLE'S LINE, from New
y AELEZABETH-PORT ANI

$500 NEw-IOt.N FERRY COMPANY.
N,5g.i nan ceiHet..-fare ~ Ce1,ty.
Tie STEAMBOATS, WtTEH-WIrCll and CINDERELLA
pIyialvtrom EIizahe'tPortto Nev-N erik iouc'nga NeN
Br gtou and richmond cac, trip follows On ana
after the I'll, day OF February. 1872.
Leave Eliyabel-Pnrt Leave y. Yort pier l. Y L.
Al Gaml O'Clock ~ VI. and A. 2aad leF Ncfk y VI and
Al | and O'Clock. y. VI. Ate and i. o,c!ock I. VI
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

---- FETEKS7 NUTt4I I.JIfNEF.N
Ere acknowledged by the faculty TO be tie scientific
ani successful preparation FOR the itsrucpnGf
offered The public. There, several medicines ltycr-
ti>-i specifies IN such but th~ have proved
certain and worthless a 10 haP lost oil confidence with the
public. Como of them. indeed! their opera.
ton, 20 frequently 4c! to iaa results. public. there
Ore caut:on-t. against taen ie,e Lozenge while they
viii be found b perfectly viii lime a.yer
tail, where WORMS arc present. u destroy them.
PETERS CORDitL LOZENGES
Are specific ar the relis onervous chieadacc .-w.
re's OF spirits, melancholy, ldneuGr and debility, either
from previous disease LIVING. rer0rs sasrls OF
die stomach rritalty OF the nerves, .>trca affections
drowsins. cholera mOru-, Gire and palpatI0n
OF the heart From their efficacy the re!et oalaci-
they are called by many the Headache Lnzen-e
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
ro sNEWARkS Nt,W YORK.

A. 10 oclk \ iocik.P,t t7loclk.,>lS,f a'cls
u Frtggi; ever. description carzti vsr 4t,t7l
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FROM RllnnE IsLANn.

The complexion nl The news from
Rhode Island Is slm la TO that received
yeslsriiy. AL was bus le aud excitement
and preparation Tor an apptellended con
h.cl. The State had been placed under
marital law, and new recruits we're hou,-
y swelling The rank. oi buth pirIise. Ia
Judge irnm tie statements III the papeis,
u would appear that tie cilsls MAS lasl
approaching.
The Legislature ~ the Stale. wh ch
had been ~ Session Il Newpuri aalpuIned
on Friday 70 re assemble ., P,osiience
90 MunJsy. Before adj ,urnlng sn scl
was passed suthorIzing Tie Governor 10
place The Whole OF sny psiI ol The State
under msrliaI law. they also passed an
at celafg Consentan u the People u
me ) ave Tor Tie purpose IL lufmlng )
new Con ,ulution, Or FIRM Of gavernmen'.
The eleclIon Of delegates 10 lie Eunycn.
ion Is 10 take place un lps las, Tue.lay
ol August, aud lie Convention Is u AZ.
senolr a. Newpnrt on The second Monday
Of September. The CONSTITUTION that
stall be sgr ed upon il to be submitted 10
the People.
Tns prompl and liberal action on the
parl 81 the General Assembly had pro,
dnced 10 visible elect nn lie partisan, 81
DoH. woo were sssrmbled Al Chrpsch,i,
though Al article IN the Express news.
paper, he organ Of The Sailrage party.
would seem 10 Indicsts dl.posInun on
lis par' tor still lur,hrr paslry. rather dian
Al once to urge .osuIlncs 10 an emurme
point.
The general sxpectl.ian Il Providence
vas, ,iat the Insurgents would on s .tur-
dAs s''eapt % carry oui. by force u aims.
taeit Revolutionary designs; aud ~ an,,,l-
p''Ion thereof, sllhe inll,,isui III Il place,
together with Tie volunteer companies
which had been transported ih,thrr rom
y wpoit, Warren. Bris.ol, SIr. aete IN
der atm, making ~ al lolce &c about
three Thousand mrn.
Tue II eA accounts from Cherachrl,
'ns eHcamPmsni 81 The ln'ulgent 70 ces,
represent tIeu huhbets al itn or eleven
hundred oi whom about lour hundred
were ~hhaut muskels. but the party we're
~sli supplied win field-riecrs aml had
plenty oil nmunuun Nc. ID mr arrived
mere on D, uriay mornlng. I'htu en-.
eaDpn.nt al Wuan.ockr, had been .ban
ioie'i. - order 10 jim lheir forces a.
Carpache..
The Prue,dsnce Journal says tina, from
II 2 r'~ oi tue Sla,-. except lar ,ll.alIsct
90 pTnons ol Providence cm,iy. the
pe"plc arc ilJcaing III 10 maintain The CIR
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n chr EsrsIhmfrt. lrrR leee 70 lrA-
Ds,irs shsl ptriad. 40 o.hsE Pstiis nas
has done a. rnrh for his cenhiiy ana
cooulrTnen. The ifue interests o. NC
kme,ir.n people base ever laund n him
"a sllr. n .iiing aad faithful ehsnpion.
Scarcely an inportani measure. vh'eh
hsseonnibusssis 20 DIE prosperity o. hsses
II our Nalssn, is pou rsecllreied. q
whish Ie mas mol originator, OF eetu'H
supporter. Of an exranded paifiniisa,
sasrne sbose he inlasner Of local pre-
iudires, his policy has been = 81 iimes
eminsnsly Amtrcsn. In Peace. he las
ever exhibiled ; disinieresied zeal ana
nniiring scnyiiy 40 sdepiipg measures
promolse a he eoanirys general ssl
isIe. II War. his slvqueht voice has
ever been raised. FIRST ard lnudess. 70
dsleree ef lie r.ehls snd honor 81 "
nation. Indeed. BIZ sh0ie HE. - pso'
lie luneiionary. 10 UhsieEer character he
was called sFon u act. has BEEN such %
20 secure his country abroad lhs highest
Respect Of her sitter nations. and ., home,
10 besld up and Pespssusie lhose insiin.
ioas best eslrOialsd 10 prs seIse oar liosI-
iits. multiply oar resources. PfoIci our
lnietsis. aad, 10 shaTi. 10 secure the
greatest amount Of nataasl o. Individual
happiness 10 Ihe people.
A. 81 lines. aud under al eifrnm'
slsnres. ihnOghsai tbs whele course 81
his pol,ucslhfe. though sss.lled ON ever }
land by the mos, slnaisuve party abuse.
Henry Clay has pursued = ihe even tenor
of his way;" and has exhlbrei . beautiful
cor sislency and slIsi sh1 forward ad.oeaey
Of right 81 independent. frank. fearless
support Of he principles Of ie,lseiiean
Liberty and Ranonsl Inierentencs.--oi
which no other public man can boast
lnespsble Of being ariuaisd By selfish
moliSes. bis eye has never wa,ered rom
The single object nf he derolion--ths
cnuntry's good. Curlius like, he has
never failed ~ sscIlkre sell wien bis
country required Il. HIS manly supporI
Of Harrison. when. il justice hsd been
done, he himself would have been the
candidate Of the Nhig party: hrs noble
efIors in support Of Wing principles
when threatened hy the undermining
l'eachery Of John Tyler; his zrslaus and
powerful txeriinns 10 keep united the
Mhig phIty, when bssely deserted BY
lis head-sll are puinud 10 With proud
satisfaction. IS evidences Of The disinir
rested pailloiism and unsullisd inlsgrfiy
Of The Great Slalesman 81 the West
I These are some &c the innumerabls
reasons which prompt vs. 70 snpPor'
Henry Clay Tor the next Presidency.
Ills claims are greater than tliase Of any
other man llvlng--i. Is due 10 hisn--jns'
nee has already been TOO long delayed
Every consideration Of duty 10 him, d
themselves and 10 their country, should
imala'e the Wig party to an early
united and eficltni sclion in his behalf
Henry Clay agains, The woIld--say We
aud under this mollo we are prepared,
zealO,sy and fcaris.s'y, 10 do battle 4
lhe lssi.
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he = lsle psiisi nf s,elTOTsTy las. aag
al for he whole period y : I'craafsei
lat A dA,bs mar BE- vel Enlrfis'ned N
fact. seeafiins q slris,lsg.lruis.. shssisF
lhe eondi.ion having been thns expressly
suspended by his Eli. and rendered va
srpliesble 90 e.se ~here i unuld oiher-
siss have e:fstly apFlied. uIli DOT be
|coasiderrd - ever sifer ssns6ed sna
gone. wnhaut expressing any 1seiasd
spinioa On this point see enough ~ 4
- jssnfy ne 10 adheIins 70 he lsw a. Il
stands. IL FrffrieHre 10 suhjeeiing
ieandil.on 50 sitaliy cGsclinE tlss Psses al
shs ensn1y. and 80 soisnsniy ebaeisd q
= menenlpas crisls. aud "a siezdlasliy I'd
hsItd 10 ever slnee. aud 80 Terlrle n ad'
hersd 10 viii good 10 every in,srtsiriihs
eounlsy. IL doUbslDl or esPli0cs ln'sirIs
lanan.
In dischareing lie high duty ihvs i'm
posed IN me- b. lhe eensli'u Inn, rsfesi
10 The House my entire wlllirehess 10 60.
operate IN Al fnsneisl measures ola con
sliiuaunal character. Which IN ils wisdom
i may judge Necessary and proper y re
establish he credit Of he gossrnmenL /
believe that. The proceeds 81 The sales Of
The public lands being restored % The
Treasury. nr more properly 70 srs' K. ihe
precise Or lhe scl 81 September. ISL be.
inc permitted 10 rrlnsln N fall iuree. aia
nfi' Of dulss may sssily be adiasi'd.
xhirh. while il viii yield revenue sutli.
Gent 10 nsainIsin lhe goEeraReat IN slgar
BY restoring its cssdi. viii sifsrd ample
protection. and muse new lie into I'll
our manufacturing establishments. The
condition ~ he country calls FOR much le-
g,sl.,ion, and il will afford me the mosl
sincere Plea ure 10 cooper { in il.
JOHN TYLER.
Washington, juno rs. 1852.
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THE RANKRuprLAW.

As the BJeoIOca ltalrrs 10 This Stiie.
sre enicayonrg 10 produce an excite
men, against lie present Wing Congress,
loI the passage Of the Bankrup, law, We
have lurnsd 10 the Yeas aud Naysin The
Senate, both on The passage u lnat law.
aud Oh the bill u The presrni Session 10 re-
peal il. From which u will be seen, that
the Banktup, law cnuld nai have passed.
orisinsiIy. but BY The all Of Loco Foco
votes. and that u would hare beea repeal
Ell Jiore Il had taken .6cci, but luf The
The oppo,rlon Of Laco Fueo votes.
Journal Of Senate. ] Nv al 1911
!" On The qnestion--S all This bill pss.l
il was dttermned in lie allima,iva--
Yeas 20. Nays %.
IsaS--Mrssrs. Harrow. Bates, Beri-
eli, Ihpa,e, Clay. u Ky :. Clayton. DIX
on. Eysrs, Henderson Huning,un. Krrr,
Nierrsck, Miller. Aiorrhead. llOalon.
Phelps, Porter, Summons. Smith. &c L.,
Soahsrd, rallmsigr, Iiaiker. Whne.
HiHiuas. Woaibf.,ge and KOmg.
Nays-Messts. Allen, .4rtier. Bw-
ard. Benton. Buchanan. Calhoun, Clay,
u Ala. Culhbeit. Fnlnn, Graham, King.
i.lHm Mcltobrl,s, N,cholson. PIERCE,
Prcniiss, RirsS, S., err 5 nth. Of Conn.,,
Sturgeon. iappsB. Wight, aud Who'd
bury"
l. IS thus apparent, that four Loco Fur
co soies were gwen far the bill and lie
Wing ,oits against j.. lid Ina.e 4
votes been cast un The other siJr, or slm
ply Withheld. The Law cou i MOI lave pas
sed.
On the repeating bill. Jan. 2Sth 1912.
Yeas. ~. Nays %.
:. YeGs--alessrs Alien, .9scher Bay
ard. BeaoE, l}acllahan. Calhoun. Fulton,
Graham, King. Linn, Neitnbet,s. More
heal, ilercr, Pre,uiss. kiues, Seslr,
Smith, ul Conn, Surgeon, Isppsn,
Nocdbary Virgin and Young.
Nays-,lessIs. barrow. Bates. Brrrien.
Chua,e. Clay. Evans. Henderson. ilunl-
ing'sn, Kerr. ManguIn. Merlirk, Miler,
fh,lp., Porter, summons, Snnh. u Ind !.
S"utll~d. T4lImaJg., Ra'ksf, Winnie,
Uifiiams. Woodbridge.
There were 6 Wing votes. Il will be
seen. IN layor u the repeal, and 2 Lnco-
iocos sga'stIL The msinrity being but
one elhrr Mr. Wdiker az MIR. Hiiiiams
b. changing his vote. could have prevent.
cd this las from going lntp oler silon.
No suggest 10 our resgrfs 10 preserve
this proof from The Journals Of Con
gTcss. IL may be Of service. ~ slencIng
tie clamur Of those noisy PoIliiclans no.
though ready 10 avail themselves 81 all the
advantages the Of Btnk,upl law. attempt
% c.st oaium on The nhIg.. as q party
Tor passing IL. Raleigh Rsgisier.
Il Is stated thai there are at least 5000
persona, male and lciaals, in New York
ua. Of work.
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neral o. purchases. and de suPeEinlend-
enis of amories. !.
In regard 10 Inc allos-aacr Of additional
rslinas, under ceriaia rsru4slances. he
committee entertain no dos5s Of rs pro-
pretty. They are allowed, o. equivalents
Or then, Ia al arnies. % meet The extra.
ordinary expenses. UnaVoidebly incurred
By officers in particular situations n
certain specified CAUSES. therefore, me
eommitiee propose 10 cOntinDe those allow
aaees. making. however. large redac-
ton upon tie amauni Cor some years fasi.
The following table exhibits ne SAVING
by The proposed reductions:
This table We hare condensed INTO =
more simple form. as follows:
zoe Dragroons kPrisaies,
pay and clolhing per an
mum 8 $3.50 50
$40 Artillery kprivases, do. 55.7Os Il
2,4O0 Infantry lprivaies.) do. 25S,925 %
/ commissary General OF
Purchases, salary. 5000 "
3Paymasiers, including ser
wants, 5,3S2 W
Double ra.ions. 10000 81
Total saving in the Qrarier
Master Generals depart
ment. for regular supplies.
,ion, &c. sI.O6i 81
Total saving BY redncingihe
dragons 10 forty horses
DER IoOp 50. i43 OF
Subsistence Of 2 $40 men l65,299 O.
Superiniendenisa a srmories,
Harper's Ferry & Spring
geld, 4,42s 81
Total saving s7ie,9l7 Q:
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From the Wclunpsa a abama) Times.
HENRY CLAY.

Frequently, SINCE ~e tmk Charge 81
this PAPER. We have been a.ked, il We
inie ,ded 10 surp1n Henry Clay sor The
Presidency! les--we cmphaiicslly an
sssr. Henry Clay against the world!
And now Tor nur reasons:
We believe HIN 10 be he greatest man
&c ,hrs or any other ags, Of TINS country
or any ether cauniry --gr al IN III the
attributes &c Statesman. Diplomaiisi.
Orator, and Man Anil ii vi. heliei. W.
are fully warranted BY hs el,rioss hl>s
tory, i!eht.iisj, as II is, y i.i .i,s history
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rnR LATEST

Lever lrhn . srnilrmsn q l'fosiesnee
a h,s ,rirnd N wsshingsoh. dated
saiartsy. srM
Iwriie uiih ny sfmsf GA nv b. k.
snd 90 ialO l,ne n 20 m'asles- Miil'sa
t;,bbs n. Neil Is srpoinsrd n. Geueral.
m, I.reislssuTs have today passed sa
a., declaring she Stats and e'ly Under
oarli.l lss. and every eorHsr sad slftti
J, nau guarded By men-s'-sfms snd no
,uo persons sIe sllourd % SOP on The
sldewaik.
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,,,rmsni-Iisl ,hs flisfiis lmmflsRlY
49,. "A ~ ufn uta az rs9 Ta'iF-
-. sloasd ,ze 6atsfumsHi all va =
S..k.nds1 usll ia- qussnon = ssulsd.
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From The N " Yak Commercial Advertiser.
The following Letter was received this
morning BY friend Of oufs from hls
brother 10 Provldsnef:
Providence. June -. 1874
The bauls Of Rhode leland is again 10
be fought over. and this lime ! suspect y
viii nnt cad wi,hou, bloodshed. Doris
party having tesn selise some time past
IN stealing guns. powder. &c. A lev
niehs since ,hey broke into q powder.
house aud took thirty eight kegs d. pow
der.
They are now assembling their fnfcss
81 Chepaehet aud Wonnsurkei. villages
about sixteen miles from The Connec,leu,
linz, where they will probably thrifty
themselves. Dafr is enher there or on
The borders Of Conneeiicut. Lssi night
the DTr party had Woonsockri aud
Chepaehel under martial Law, and would
allow none Of HE other party 10 eriefi
ihsy .ook four Of our men that were san
on, 10 learn what was going 90. disarmed
and bound them, and marched then
twelve niles. hall he distance on fno,
and then impri.oned ,hem. Tnis morn
ing they were sci Al liberty through Ih'
iblercrssion Of one Of their officers. Al
i. preparation here FOR war. and eser,
msn has 10 shoulder his maskeL ihiYl
something Of packing % . part 81 my
good, aud sending Them Cd. a. We 81,
Threatened with burning. plumber. DC. bU
shall wan til 10 morrow and see how
thugs luok.