New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-18

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mob took place Tuesday ni-at last aiA nsiy aooui
ID O'clock az the coorei Pethcl camp Ncelnt ned on
H. land. of Mr. Freeman. ia Baltimore county, near
Franklin under the auspices u the bcine eAufcN III ''
Il appear. that On Monday nigh. colored man wa
arrested By the authorities OF the camp iof
and kept IA confinement untl a tiof'i u'f 49,.
could be made Of him. ms creator SORE 'N' ~
and IN feeling upon the part ~ his friends VINO N'
termned 70 procure his release al the hazard even OF
A resort to violence. Accordingly. on the h-ht io''
lowing a large party all cooredD numbering prVnt'
Nv over one hundred repaired 20 the camp ground
armed with clubs pieces OF fence rails pistols, AnNes
and other weapons Of death When the hour o. mo.
night arrived they entered the camp enclosure hANus
desperate onslaught They met with strong resistance
and a general s1efss ensued. One man named Rogers,
who was in the employ Of a gentleman IN or near
Franklin received the ball discharged from p.s,V',
which penetrated his mouth producing wound MAI las
since caused his death Another, named Henry hoI-
dav was severely and dangerously cut over the eye ny
a blow from a club Athirt hac his ear entreiy eu' on
| and several others more on less injured
since the occurrence several Of me Offenders nay
been named and the following viz George H. Gross To-
bias Williams James FOLEY, George commodore aus
iu Evans. and James Larkins, I'll oi baltimore nave
been spprchcntei charged with being pafucAt0is 10
the riot They were taken before Justice Shsncr VINO
committed Gross and Lsrkins TO Jail Tor uia ana he"
the others bail Tor further examination III ih'
mean time expected that others engaged IN iiie -ae
outrage will be overtaken and brought 10 justice This
matter requires thorough investigation. and may deter
mine the propriety Of allowing camp meetings to ue h''
hereafter wholly under the management OF cooreu pc,
sons Threats OF death. with determination 10 "itah
| vengeance IN blood were frequently yocera'cd by ihc
mob until they driven back by the guards ana
others OF the camp enclosure Is described A. Ding
\ most furious and desperate scene. lDHiL ia"
| A Mon SEARLY-SEcRErARY HARDIN.-A friend
lust from Frankfort, says that that city was thrown INTO
great excitement one day last week Secretary iihdin
md sent 10 his care from Bardstown, country g
"a learn the mtiiners business he pu hef III u4on,N
intending as Is supposed, to pouie her there The
c.fizens al Frankfort found Cnt Mr. tiaidhs base lh
rcniions and drove him out Of the city AS thcy "on
some common sculon. Ii was hard 20 keep his ohcA
| free We learn from coat OF tar and feathers Inc,
served him right. Any man guilty of so brutal an 81
tempt and especially upon an ignorant unsu-pec
M stranger his care, ought 20 be driven beyond
| the haunts of civilized men. ltln HaIeue' l-'"'
| Army MoyEMESTs--Wc learn that Two compa
mics of the irh Infantry under command Of Maj Ora
| ham will arrive here today or tomorrow, nom JtNef
son Barrack their way 10 join the force already m
Texas We also hear that the weather was extremely
warm when the Dragons LEFT for IeNas-so not thA
three Of them e from their horses dead before crossing
| the Sabine-al from being sun struck. The weather
was cooler however by the time they mad reached S"n
Augustine and all were moving on Wen ana IN tAceieh'
After the above written, we. learned iha, CON.
mand of the It'll Infantry under Lieut. Triton : 20 y,
cupy Fort Jackson - miles below the city immedat
| Col Whistler promoted 10 the command Of the iih In
fantry is 10 join his regiment in Texas. Capt bonne
vile promoted to the 9th Infantry az MAYOR, VIII leave
| IN. O. Picayunc, 9Th INST
WEST INDIEs-The brig Ajax, Capt Freedom
arrived At New Orleans the 9th bringing dates to h
23d ultmo. great discussion IS gong on al hinSsoh
concerning Slavery. On the island OF Jamaica me mum
Der OF aborers has diminished nearly one-hali and
though the crop has diminished in corresponding de
gree there is the greatest difficulty in taking It IN Inc
laborers prefer working their own grounds 10 the
hard toll Of the sugar plantations which j. but poorly re-
Quilted Those who the prosperity OF me Isl
ami by the quantity sugar exported speak oil inns AZ
| an evil but why should il bo SO regarded
ExPresident Herard arrived at Por Royal on me 2iih
ufmo from Santa Martha II is said he means 10 settle
| az Port Antonio for the remainder OF his days
| The news from Hayti Is to this effect Inc french
and Spanish parties are wagng war Of eXtermnailon
aean- each other Fifteen prisoners were shot At cape
| SANTANA =
Inc colonial Legislature extending the slave trade
| a IA mode inglase-that is by importing isborTs rom
| Africa.
- The steamer Tioga struck snag forty miles
above Louisville on the 9Th inst and sunk 10 her guards
.he was run upon bar and can be raised without much
difficulty The steamer Bertrand also run foul OF snng
iust below Louisville the 9TH inst and was so badly
injured that she had return to Louisville for repairs
~, The steam ship Britannia. Capt Hewitt, -
hours from Boston arrived ~ Halifax, 81 inst and len
| zane day al l2i O'Clock p NJ for Liverpool