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RxMovAs FROM OFSroE.-We understand that
Captain Tyler will begin very soon to make his re.
movals IN these parts-and among the first, we hear
that Ogden Hoffman. Esq, District Attorney, and
Silas NJ. StilIweI, u S. Marshal, will be among
them. Why sol
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est opportunity.
MORE OF THE CLASSICS IN BosroN. take from
the Boston Times of Monday, the following addi-
tonal particulars Of the classical street fight in that
cty:-
ternooon between the hours Of one and two o'clock in
consequence Of cowhding scrape in high life, which
lay before readers coupled with the rumors which
assigned having given rise to it. The parties
gagged in the matter were Doctor Halves Of and
Professor Lowering of Cambridge College The former
acted the part OF cowhder this OCCASION and the latter
obliged to act the part Of the cowhided the best way
he could The renconre took place the corner OF WASH
the
elite Of this city The attack commenced and the Doctor
laid his blows with assiduity and adextery which
left no room to doubt his ability at bleeding The Profess
taken by SURPRISE received numbsr of cuts before
he became elpossessed and at first showed evident
this notion and determined upon the oaus opersnd Of
humping They clinched each other by the hair, and
tn" cowhide having been broken by the heavy blows
Of the Doctor the parties proceeded on the manual
labor principle By this timc several hundred PEG.
pie had assembled and the affair assumed the appear
ance OF regular seto rather than matter Of chastse
ment Blows were exchanged both sides, but with
very unequal advantage The doctor appeared to be the
best skilled ofthe two and seemed to know better how to
direct his blows In the midst OF the battle, OF the
parties made msstep and FELL but maintaining his hold
upon his antagonist he drew him after him. both falling
regained their feet and the fight was resumed At length
several gentlemen nterposed and the affair brought
10 ana the Doctor eatshed win MS surgc0l
operation Of cutting up made his way out Of the crowd
having first introduced his antagonist as follows
"Gentlemen This Is Professor Lowering, of Cambridge
College He has insued my sister and IT is for this
son that have cowhded him." The Professors face
in sad plight, and we presume that he severely
hurt He man about thirty five yearsof age Doctor
Halves, we presume, is about twenty five The reason
for this summary attack and punishment far
went that Professor Lowering paid his addresses to
Doctor Hawess sister, and that the family and every one
else had to believe that the
lady existed his and that it recprocated
hers He visited the house regularly until Of lste when
the family to their surprise asceraned that paid atten
tons to another lady Of possible still respectable
IT, The young lady Mr.. liawess sister he daughter Of
Prince Hawes wealthy merchant oths city, felt her.
self injured his conduct and her brother who looked
upon it in light of downright insult to the whole Of
his family resorted to the cowhds as the sures method
Of expressing his resentment There were other reports
hosng about but believe that the have given
comes nearest to the truth Whether not any further
steps will be taken by the parties one knows The
thortes ought to interfere and bind them both
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CHARGE OF MURDER AT SKA.--This affair, as
published yesterday IN some OF the papers, turns
TO be entire Misrepresentation Complaint was
made at the United States MarshaPs office by some
Of the crew of the brig Caroline Pratt, charging Cap
tain Rice, of that vessel with wilful murder in pre-.
venting assistance being furnished to one of the
crew who had fallen overheard, by which he was
drowned. The name of the seaman was Joseph
Harvey. The complaint alleged, that the circum.
stance occurred at sea during clear day, on the
recent voyage of the vessel from Apala chicoa-that
the man swan, but the captain would not allow the
boat to be lowered or the vessel to be hove to. -
The mate, who was examined before his honor
Judge Belts, tells totally different story He says
the wind blew very hard there were but four men
on board the vessel, and that il would have required
them all TO have manned the boat-that the boat
would not have lived in the sea- it was 60 heavy but
must have swamped. They did put about, and
make efforts to save the man, but without success
Capt. Rice has, however, been held to bail in $500.
REMARKABLE CELESTIAL PHENoMENos-A very
extraordinary appearance was noticed in the west,
en horizon last night. II was in the form Of
broad belt OF light, which extended from the bor;
zon, midway towards the zenith at an angle nj
about forty-fve degrees. The Milleriies in this
city and Brooklyn were thrown into terrible con-
vusions, and several OF the female disciples almost
expired in Mysteries. Can any philosopher give LA
light on this matter
REMOVALS FROM OFYrcE.-We understand that
Captain Tyler will begin very soon to make his re.
movals IN these pars-and among the first, we hear
that Ogden Hoffman, Esq, District Attorney and
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90 1T IS SOMETIMES URGED THAT RHEU.
MATIsM cannot be cured-but what we have seen OF
late we know can be cured matter how bad or how
long You have had II. We personally acquainted
with gentleman who had been afflicted with rheuma-
tsm and contracted cord eight years. and had tried
numterless remedies In vsn and we advised him 10
Hewes Nerve and Bone Ltniment and Indian Vegetable
Elixir, from COMsTOCK, which he did, and in two
weeks after showed himself to us we'll man. Use this
remedy or not, just YOU plcnse may be had at II
Maiden Lane.
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That that time we celebrate
SO rite with liberty;
Pronounced the Prophet free
cuo.r.
When foul opnresson,s hand ,,o. ~..,.
A feast of iibertv "'' ''"y
The Prophet and his 1 adv made
'"n 'heJuo'iee'
Twas once no subject theme NJ .ons
For honest men to gain
Those rights that legally belong
To every humble swain.
~ 0pP' ess'oh @c'
But now our Federal Court has done
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MORE OF THE CLASSICS IN BosroN. take from
the Boston Times of Monday, the following addi-
tional particulars Of the classical street fight in that
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Does honor to our countryh laws
In this degenerate hour.
When foul oppressons, &c.
And while we give our feelings scope
And gratitude award,
To Edwards, Butter6eld, and Pope,
Well not forget the Lord
When foul oppressen's, &c.
The Lord who guides the Prophets cause,
Inspir'd our rulers minds
To execute those equal laws,
And break the chain that binds.
When foul expressions, &c.
Elijahs God, we'll praise his name,
And own his mighty hand,
Who brings his Prophets foes to shame
In this republic land
When foul expressions, SC.
Tho wicked men should rage and scoff-
Though earth and hell oppose
The Lord will bear his people of,
Triumphant DER their Ices.
When foul expressions, &c.
Now let the PROPHETS soul rejoice
His noble lady IS too;
While praise to God with heart and Voice
is heard throughout Nauvoo.
Chorus
When foul oPpressions hand was stay'd,
A feast of Liberty,
The Prophet and his lady made,
To crown the jubilee.
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piece Of artillery. rs fast rs there sta
ioned. The corner of the house
was blown of, they fled to another,
and from a window. poured their de-
~siructive fire dpon the enemy, until
ordered TO STOP by their commander.
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bringing about eiaITexian prisoners.
who were to leave for the city OF
Mexico on the f:'h. The gentle
manly conduct of The Mexican Gen
eral Is acknowledged by the Texans.
All the Texian officers lad the p-iv!.
Iege of the town, accompanied by a
Mexican officer. The former dine
and spend their evenings at Ampu-
dia's. The General has adopted the
small boy WHO fought So bravely, and
he is running abou, town as gay as
link. k=n.yrtl oil i,r i,il MS
hand upon his head. and said, "You
are too small to fight. they would run
over you in battle" '.:SmnlI rs ! am
he answered, IL made IL of your
men bow TO me in less than one
hour."-TCresrenf Citv. q p