The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
Fact and Fancy.

of Rnshyb was arrested at Springfield, MO, oy
Mr. James p Miller, deputy marshal Oh , arr;yed At
Fort smith last Thursday, having ~ CUSTODY
white men, who were arrested IN the CneIohee ma
tlon under the provisions oil lhe in'eico hs, ,ha
We learn from various authentic sources INA. lhe
Cherokees living in the vicinity oil fort uloson |
have without law, organized armed patiolnng com,
panes ana style them the The nss, week
securing the country, hpprehendlng white men VINO |
are unawfuly in the country.
We regret to hear that they have turned thSn
operation into partlzan warfare against Fort 1io-
Ii appears that they conne their operations TO
It's immediate vicinity, and against the soldiers ana
servants of the officers at that post.
few days ago they caught Two servants tne-
groes) belonging to the officers at noon day, IN
sight OF the garrison, and whipped them, because
they had not passes.
We learn that these things have caused more ex-
cltement than any thing that has happened III ihe
country for many years.
This stand, we suppose, IS taken by the Onero-
kees In retaliation tor some severe and uncaiieo LOT
orders that have been issued lately, by the military,
abridging the privilege OF citizens Cred and whte)
on the reserve, upon the grounds that they have the
right to regulate things as they please upon the
serve.-pan Ba"en (Ark) Int. dug 70.
YELLow FEVER AT New ORLEANs.-At the
ChdEly Hospital on the 10th OF September, yellow
lever patients were admitted, 2 were discharged
and died. Remaining, Al yellow fever patients
The deaths reported at New Orleans during the
week ending the 9Th inst were log, OF which 30
MORE DuELs.-The New Orleans Republican of
the 9Th instant, contains the following account of
recent duel which has taken place In that fighting
region -
A duel took place yesterday afternoon, between
TWO gentlemen OF this city, named Heltzelberger
and Sewll. The weapons were small swords Mr..
Sewell was wounded in the leg, and the person of
Mr. Heitzelberger was grazed, though not wounded,
by the broken sword OF Mr.. Sewill. The sword of
Mr.. . became broken by striking the floor during
some pass.
Also the following:-
The STABBNG AFFAlR.-So called, which occur
red at the Depot of the Poncharirain Rail Road,
turned out to be stabbing affair at all. The
assault was made by James d. Mix upon Mr..
Brewer with a Gotta weapon composed OF lead
encased IN whaebone. The assaant was yester
day held to bail by the Mayor In the SIM OF 5 800
EXTENSIVE RoBBERrEs The ALBANY Atlas states
that merchant of Perry. Genesee Co, had his
pocket picked of about $1,000 Saturday last, at
the railroad depot al Uuca. He had taken the pre-
caution on leaving home to put his money in bel;
round his person, and had only taken it out pay
his fare when chepalter d'industrie pounced on
HIM and relieved him OF no small load, with which
he escaped scot free.
ANoTHER.-The Boston Atlas states that Mr. Geo
p. Wallis, master carpenter and builder of that
city, had his pocket picked while standing on
change last Saturday, of a wallet containing nearly
SioOV' Inc money consisted OF one $500 bill on
Inc massachusetts Sank, three 500 bills on the
Easle Bank, one $50 Dill the same and one hun
dred dollars IN los and SIS on the Massachu-
setts Bank, besides quantity of small bills
ihere were also In the wallet number of valuable
papers.
Two IRON STEAMERS for revenue cutters. are
building for the United States Government at Pitts
burg. Taeir small boats, it would seem, are also TO
DC IRON, one OF which, gIg, is thus described by
lhe flttsburs Gazette = She draws only four inches
water, when light, and is of beautiful model
Although burt OF iron, two stout men can carry
her We expect soon TO see iron yaws and barges
all the rage they be built lighter and stronger
10 hain
liable to open, or warp by the action of the sun or
water.
MANUFACTURERS IN LOWELL The Lowell Patriot
says, many OF the Corporations in this cty we learn
in' t 70 erect additional mills eaiy next spring,
ana would do SO this fall ii there was time to have
them completed before winter. The Suffolk has
commenced large addition to It's present mills
Joining them together by putting another one be.
tween them, which Is TO be finished this fall This
eharsiss OF their business is to be carried to a great
extent by number OF the Corporations we are
informed. " "'e
DISTURBANCES AT ST.. PIE.-The following has
been hauded TO us from respectable quarter for
insertion I'VE are very sorry TO learn ,het several
ourages have been committed upon the persons
and property OF the French Protestans the village
OF 81 Pie, and the house OF one of the coporteurs,
with all the furniture, Nc, has be IN burnt down by
the mob. We do not wish TO make any remarks
upon THIS affair at present, we promised full
and correct statement of the facts by parties the
spot, winch will appear IN few days, and the suD.
ject brought before the judgment OF an impartial
public. We understand that measures are ia pro-
Sress 10 prevent the recurrence OF such dlsgraceu
outrages tor the future The following is the (Ro-
man Cathollc) "Mlnerve's" version of the affair.
Inc lncendlarlsm, il will be noticed feebly and
Indirectly denied:-We learn with great concern
that serious disturbances have broken out in the
Parish OF ct. Pie, county of 81. Hyacinthe. What
IS most to be depored that these disturbances are
the consequences OF religious animosities, which
have extended since the establishment in that parish
OF mission OF the Anabaptist Sect the mead of
which is Dr. Cote, and certain cobblers and journey
men IN that vicinity. The world knows the zeal
win which most OF these sectarles seek 10 make
poselytes, and all the means are reckoned good ;
Iles, promises, threats, all are put in use. Wearled
oil oelng tornented, the good men of ST. Pie could
NOT avoid receiving the discourses OF these new
ministers by ralllenes, the only means of meeting
theil, Whel they saw men, absolutely lterate, not
even knowing how 10 read, set themselves TO "col-
porter the bible and explain the scriptures. But
from rallerles they proceeded to menaces, and from
menaces TO acts. Finally, the author OF SO many
charlvarls previously, was himself charvaried, he
and his co-mlulsters. In the meantime, last Thurs
Gay night, fire took place In little house occu-
pied by one Berteau, where great fire had been
kept up all the preceding evening for roasting indian
corn. The sectarles did not fail TO attribute this
hre 10 the Catholics On that charge nearly forty
persons were arrested, and taken 10 Abbotstord
where an investigation took place. The result was
that heen were admitted 10 bail for their appear
ance at the approaching quarter sessions and the
rest liberated. Montreal Gazette, Stpi. l6
BOWEL, COMPLAINTS .ITpEn