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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26

UNE ARARe{-Uae dacolla
ton, accompanied de CIRCUMSTANCE attfepa
SEES, fat exprIneF par On jobrnal d Aigsf u
deslr que Ia g%uiIloune soltI emPleyee pour
. executions capitales da ! toutes Yes pro.
vincos de fAlgers, coming ellie l'eEt de-
puts longIemts 4 Algcr nsGtne. golcI Ie
recit do l'Afhbar;
"On " rappelio qte, 70 g2g janviIE dar-
nier, lie camp de StdrBgl Apes futs alta
que par sotxante Arabes TInatlquea Dc la
secte des Dsrkaouas. Ceste tentative in.
setssee fut energlquement Seprlmet; cin-
quante hut cadavres resteSe ut dams la re.
doute une enquete I'll c@Innai re les Ia.
stigateurs de IecbauffJuFeb, ct le pomme
Ben KeDediI. Ben Djefal, Ecoavainfu d'a.
9otr excite les geas dc sa kiba d Ia 5eyolte,
entendt lie conseil de guefSe d'Orah pre-
nonceF contre Iul la pencil mort.
Lundl % mai, lie coa4amne a Ete ex.
trait de la prison miIitaire pour subj In de-
collation. par lie y~ataghan.1 II a matche a
la mort ayec courag e settlement Vt resig
nation Ia ~abandonne sur f. lieu {I sup
ptice, en- voyant qI'un JUG Sc meftait en-
devoir de lui her les maiiSs, ct, il pa pu
s'empecher d'exprimer cot bien .celte hu-
initiation etait cruelle pou un musSllman.
"Cette operation trrmitf;3e, lie catitaine.
]rapporteur "a donne lectart do Judgement,
ct KenedlI s'est mis- d genIux en- br6sen,
tant sa t6te au chaouch. fAIors un:btiga-
der de spahis, charge 1de ~I'execution,
s'aPproche du ~conddmneS ct bandit lie
yataghan : lie sang jaitEit mats, soft
hesitation, soft lnexperlance DEF l'exe.
c%utcur, lie coup ne fat Au'entathe les
chairs lie patient pousse Ses crls Fl sem
bic gnurmander Ia MAJ dressa 3e sua
bourreau. Une secnnde fSIs lie fs4 trappe
sa tGte aIors an spectacle d'hprrejr s'of-
fire d Ia foule des assistants 49,. le sbppltci.
To, monde de sang, bondlti efdressa debout
easimpIoraut fassistance dll prophefe. lie
bourreau p~arIemente ayecfsa ylctisle, en-.
fin Is patient tend une stlSisieme :fots sa
t6te mutIIee, ct IN dernieS coup NIT fin a
eette scene de boucherie. E."
On Sc croft trauspnta, aAces 6po3ues Oh
les victnnas de- Ions XII 1t de Richeliau
tendalent douze Eois le cau au baarfeau
CONNIE de Thou, par exelnSle, avanJ deFe
CeVolr la mort.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26
PEcnE A Ia BALE1NE pays LIB roar DE-

PEcnE A Ia BALE1NE DASs LIE roar DE
aforementioned du sNemport Mer
curry du 3 courant relate lef fat suEyant:
Gee matin, vers SIN hefres IN grand
nomhre de b]aIeinps de ~l'espaI,e connu1 sous
Ie nom de ReiigieaSe. ont fsit Ieur aeparl-
lion dams ce port. Une fflIezd ba3eaa&
de tontes dimensions Ieur frent Ia chase
josqu'a midi, heure a laquetfe on aytSlt re.
ussi d en- tuer qnaradtc. Hun de cEs &c.
tac6s mosurait dlx.neuf piess."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26

The following ia from Mr.. Isaac M. Thorn
as, merchant, at ali tdega Springs, Alabama.
TALLADEGAa SPRINGS, l~ALLADEGA Go,
Alabama, August II, 1912.
This is to certify, that | have been afflicted
with sick headache, dyspepsia, aud liver COM
plant and cnstiveuess for theIast eight or nine
years, during which time had taken, as well
as | recoIIect, about sixty boxes OF Beckwith's
Pills, twelve boxes Of Peters Pills, and a Num-
Der of boxes Of Champions and Brandreth's
Pills, all Of which afforded me but little or no
relief. At last, / was recommended TO try DR.,
Spencer's Vegetable Pills, AND WELL, | DID,
for I never had but one attack of The sick head
ache after / commenced taking the Pills, (now
about ak months,) and | c%andidly confess, that
/ have derived more real benefit from The use
Of Spencer's Pills, than from all the other
Medicines and Pills that / have ever taken,
and / would earnestly recommend them TO
ALL, as being in my opinion the best medicine
in use for all lingering complaints. The Pills
have done me so much good, that / would not
feel willing to be without them for FIVE dollars
a box and ] cannot but feel very grateful to
DR.. Spencer for having prepared such a valu.
abiesmediciue, and the distribution of it is con-
ferriag a very great favor on the public, as it
is a thing of the utmost Importance that every
family should have a supply of DR.. Spencer 8
truly valuable Pals constantly on hand.
ISAAC NJ. THOMAS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26
UrE SOuvrtLp curvALrEaa Mos,

vaF le cou et d 10 Feconsiiiuer ~pTIsonn'er.
UEE NouvELLE cuEvALIERg D'EoN.-
On III dams Ia GazeHes des Iiibmaut
"La eendarmerie de Montrouge a ar.
rktG her, dams la commune do fauves, IN
individu connu dams le Villages OF dams ceuX
euvironnuns sous 10 nom de ID belle Catho-
rinc, ct qai, a ce quill paraiGs ne sefal au-
ere qu'une sorte de cheVaI'ers d Eon.
"Catherine, apres avoir la't un pcit5
commerce de s%pirltueux aux tortihcatlons
sous 10 costume semI.mIlh4Ire dc CAN'T
ni6re, Sc plaza en- quallte de pile de sefVl'
co chez une dame Llnge, fnarchande de
vim d Vauyes. La, en- dehoEs des heures
de service, car la dame hange dome a
rnsnger aux o~uytiers ct aux millIalfe5 dd
fort, on I'~occupaa dea trayaux a I'aIgallle,
Oh ellie fit preuga dune certaine habiIete'
On etc 81 ben persuade que Catherine
etait une femme, que, pendant plus de-
dcux ann6es qu'elIe passa dams Ia commu'
ne DIS Vauves, Id bruit general 6tait qa'eII'
await pour atnani un sapeur: du genie, Ell
uu'ant6reutemenl ellie etalt accouchee de
deux enfans.
I'll est vrai qua vorr Catherine on cot
dificilement doutG que ce flt un femme
Que Ton e0l dsvant les yetx SEES traits
10 son Dc "a yoix, sa demarch-, ses mamie
res, son vlsage hale, mails inberbe ct d'u.
ne coupe feminine, ses cheveux nolrs ct
boucles en- anglaises, SEES bellies dents, ses
RFaDds yeux baisses, tout %cofcourait a pro.
duire riliusion augmentee egcote par Fart
de son ainstemenl, qui simlIait paTfal!e-
ment les frrmes dune joune ct robuste vii
Iageoisc.
"Cette indiyidu aurait pu, domeurer on.
core longtemps cache sous aes yetemens
feminins, Vi certains brults; accusaIenrs
n'etaient pas venus aux o~rei!Ies de Eauto.
rite. On fJt,nform6 qu'un assPz grand
nombre de militalres qui aT4lent success.
vement courus6 Catherine, a~ivalent Ell tous
lea plus on moins grayement; q Sc plaindre
de 50 prolific. D'antres fits graves Sc
rev6lerent dams uns enqpGteia laqaelle Oh
crut n6cessaire de proc6del, ct enfin lie
MARE de Vanves ayaut falt9ppeIer dovant
hi Ia ~pr6tendue s%ersante, ef fayant fat
examiner par deux m6declH4 leur rapport
ne laissa aucun donta sur son v&ritahle
sexe.
Amena a la prefecture de:police, rey6tu
dc son ]accoutretnent de femme, putsque
depuis trois ans II ma pas port6 d'aUIres We
temens, Get individu a etc seconDu pour
Gtre nom,re Auguste F.; natIf da de-
partement du Nord."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26

CALIFoRNIF.-Le correspondent du
NeU York Journal Of Commerce 6eFit do
Washington qucls geuFeraeur Shannon,
sx-minlstre des Etats Uais au Mexique, a
eommuntQue tout al dapaFtement GElat
le resultat de 50 mission, retat ct Ia polili-
que actueis dn Mexique, ct II nature de
nos relations avec &c g~ouvernemeat. La
lettre precIt6e aioule
an. Shannon confrne pIeinenent la
veTite de ce qUe iepuis iongtemps Oh avail
fortement %soupeonn6, que e goavernement
auglals await Ell q~uelque prise sur le Cali
fornies. Il a pris hyPolheqpe sur1elle pour
assurer a ses sujsts 10 psiameut % dettes
qpi s'eieVent a.vingt millions de piastres
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26
CAprunR p'uN SERPENT No1a.-Le Req.

CAPTURE pun SERPENT NoTa.-Le kea.
ding Pa. Democrat Free Press du 20, re-
late ie fat s%aivaot: Un serpent Don den
virou sept pieds Dc loag, fat prls ID aemal.
nc dsrni6re ! Waite Spot, pres de Read
ing. II fut apereu par qael4pea indiyidus
Qut chsreeaint une corde d hois, e en- e..
sayans de fait Il W gllssa daAs b baChs
creuss qii IA sur 10 champ boachee.
Ainsi pFssonniel Oh PatneAa en- vile D
10 saverne de George GoodBars, don't les
porlea ST les fenetros furent fsrmees, ~ u
hneha fal ~d6bauch6e Pc q donnef ISSUE an
sessat j Il sur. Ie-chanp s'elanca. Aa lsVn
eag sa queue ct opgrit 81 terrible gleute.
lie proprielaire t%rouyaiE IA ave. delx
de ses ahlsns. hi 30 nest qn'aVec blcn de
la peins quill tchappa AJAX measures du
Teptile.
Revenu dc sa frayeur, u e%sterelia a sen
rendrs maitrc; mails, pendant &C temps la,
10 serpent etail monte sur lg compton ct
renversait toutes les carafas 1t les vefre' (;
enRn NJ. Abbott, da Reading Museum, Pc
n6tra dams l'appartemont, et, apre' mile
efforts, reussi, a saisir lie dangereux reptile
par Ie cou et a 10 reconstruct P%TIsonn'er.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26

Arrete par B Lively, a 10 miles de
Baton Rouge IN bout blanc ct rouge,
d'environ 8 ans, il a le bout des cornes
coupe, coupe unre SOUS ~l'oreilIe droite. cou
pc dessous ct fourche dessous rorelIie gau.
che. marque s c lie e en- dessou, de rs.
LIE propri6laire est requis de 10 ~retirer en-
Sc conformant d Ia loi.
J r DUFROCQ.
mai 10 ID. Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26

LIZ Premier SrEAMER.4SDtns uSe sta.
tistllue ecsmn eot ~publrsei NJ. r n de-
clare que le premier stean3 q ete 81.
vannah'. IlrapPelIe, i ci snjet, l3rtly5e
a Liverpool en- date du % jun 1859, dl
uavrre ameacain d vapet \, "%SayFnahr
caprtaioa Rogers. C'eta2 IN bastnent
de 3O0 IonRgAux ct Il fatfle premier qnI
travetsa rOc4a.I. a Ia vapesr. IL %cqai'al.
ne Rogers declare que ne 1dlnt IL PRAYER.
see, II nayigualt avec %factlste ct Sa!fa dan.
ger, ct que pendant Is jolts enters II pc
murcha qua Ia vapeur. 4 traver@ee fut
de 20 iuurs ct par un temis dos plus de-
fayorabIcs. Il fut, de plus teteuu dams IL
canal ST. Georges taute d. cnarbop, don't
lie caplialne await deJa b7Sle I200E h9ls.
seaux. sa machine etail{ do la fdroe DE-
soixante douze ehevaux e1gIe Involvement
de ses roues en- Fer etalt htrlzon'al Les
steamers anglais qut navigSe nt aulo9rd'1ui
ete constratlS sur 10 tlkme motele.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26
MAIL ARRANGEMENT

From New Orleans on uonday's and thurs
days.
From Bayou Sara on mondays and Friday's
Closes for New Orleans on mondays aud
fridays at 8 O'clock P NJ. for Bayou Sara on
Sundays and Wednesdays at oo'cIock P ri.
H. T. WADDILL, Postmaster.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26

UN SERPENT A.soNxErrky De AZ ANS.
lie Ouachua Courier dltsqu'un lnSiytIu
arrive rece,nment do rAtal3,ma 4 Mpnroe,
a apport6 avec iui les sOnnbttes Dup ser
pent a sonaettes qui dovaA ttre &6 au
moins de qnarante ans. IN qleag porte
trenle. neuf sonnettes et une, b9utoiS CO
serpent est sans auc1n doug u piusE vlenx
de cette esp5ce don't nous Syons eIstendu
parjer. Il q .ete tue dan; le coist6 dc
Ooachita,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26

CHAUX A VENDRE.
De la Chaux, du Sable, ct des Briques
CONSIGNMENT en- vente par
L. BERHEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26
SACK CORN.

1900 Bushels first rate sack corn %justre.
ceived, hay and oats.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26

81


THESE Pits, wherever hey have been
fairly riad, rave established an envlable cell
ebrtiy, aud we tally sOpeFceting all utile pre-
pacatjots u oeaicine, in Gu ing those diseases
for ,~wajca-shc are recommended. They are
recommended 5y Gle facuAy as the best ca
thlrtic aud aperten. pe5lcjHe IN use. II fine,
the general Voice Of The comeganlty rive thea
decided preference, and from heir decis-
ioit there III nc appeal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26
FORsALE.

One light Family Coach in complete repair
it will be sold very low for Cash or approved
paper BY W. T. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26
I'll DOCTOR D YAsnnEz,

FL DocToH u VAseuEz,
De la facultad de Paris, medico Y c~iruja.
no, Licenciado pr. la faciItad medica de Ia
Nueva orleans, ofrece respectuosamente sus
servjcios a las Espanoles de ambas parro-
quias que q%uieran honrrarle con sa confanza.
Esquiue opuesta a Ia de Mr. Maillard.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26

For sale at The Drug Stores of G.. Souterre
aHd B Jourdan, and at the stureofJ w Mus
.eIman, agent: B4ton Rouge La.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16
DIED

On Saturday the liih inst m The 18th year OF bis sse
ROBERT GRANT HOGAN. only ION OF Robert and
Eliza Helen Hogan OF this cily.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited TO at.
tend his funeral from the residence OF his iaher No 49,
NcDougsl street this day Monday al o'clock. p N.
without further invitation
ON the IA tn inst ISAAC klBBE. aged 30 years
HI. friends aud those OF his soninaw Jasper CornhS
, invited To attend his funeral from his lsie residence
\, - spring street this morning at I'D O'Clock
Yesterday morning, 18th instant. MARY T. ,. ELY
infant daughter OF Hannah NJ r. BY aged ~ mouths
aud Il days.
Her remains will De taken 10 Mankasie, l. for n.
ter,nent The friends of the family are respectfully m
vited ID attend her funeral from No ~ Nadisonsueet
AZ Id o. lock this morning.
~ his residence 40 lazonias. near jersey Cry on
Friday afternoon half past o'clock. sILPHLN II.
LUgllN~. Esq In the i5Ih year OF his age.
lie friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend hi. funeral Tuesday afternoon l1sh INST
3 O'Clock.
ON Friday. 18TH Mrs Hannah A. wife OF Capt chS
Baxter. %. $500. ,,...
Al Danhurv Ct on the 10 inst. Deacon ISAAC IVES,
AGED - wears formerly OF New York.
Al Wilmington Del lOih. VIM. son OWN hemoe Of
thu city. -.
A. seneca Fails. nh Eliza. wife OF Ansel Bascom.
A. White Plains nth Horace Coycll Of this city, So
AZ Watertown 5th Mrs. Sarah, Brininall %
At Geneva. 3D. Maria l.. daughter OF VIM Young r y.
Al syracuse iih Alice :, wife OF l.. b. Nisks, 80 M
Charlotte wife OF julius J. Wood. %.
A. Brooklyn 10Th. Charlotte, wife OF Walter llius o2
18th Peter Gallagher. -.
Al Canandaigua, 18th ul Euncc wife Of George
81 Utica 2f' ult Robccca &, wife Of Jas. p Gard
uer 20.
At lIerkimer. 9Th Fanny wife of Horace King. %
Az Cazenoyin, Both ut Mrs Nancy Sules, y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things i'm Philadelphia
CorTespondence a the IFi5une'
p.r-r rxf-. rurs


PHILADELPHIA. June iOP. NJ
Al noon YESTERDAY during fine shower OF ram
aGcs.ruc--e IRE occurred IN the North western par OF
the CITY which burned 70 the ground portion az me eN
iensive white ieai establishment Of John Price etAe
rel ESQ running from Race street 20 Marx Lane Do
tween II II and m and urn- the roots o. &C.
vsral bricS houses IN small court ADJOINING ne Ma
nufscrorv 81 VI. W % ~ south side y MARX Lsnt-
IRE several time. bit nnsiy escaped OBSTRUCTION
The nriru Of the IRE through two boys. "no Aad
been seen PLAYING in some straw i : said with lcler
ma-fhe- The .os- = Considerable. hli VIZ. Neinerel
fully insured
TIE Natives succeeded in electn- their three
Crrrui -sioner- ~ I'll speech. election held in spring
Garden On FRIDAY. by ma irify Of 2i0 woes
~ meeting Of the Repeal Association o. Friday
evening Robert TYLER unanimously reelected Pre-
..ieut and an address. dcnouncing the conduct o..
D'Conueu IN reference a. the United -ores. rcad aic
u1isuinl1u-ly adopted amid great applause
see ~ stated that Ny. +. Deacon. gentleman of Mar
sct street has purchased onc-ihri OF 1raham- Ma-a
zine for <2o0U NJ the ra-e % >5opn ior me "hoe
Mr. O. has made a handsome fortune or, % Ms valuable
work.
We have had several alarms OF fire today. but
nothing o. a very serious character has occurred
The steamer Portsmouth left yesterday morning
for Cape May with about ID passengers This i the nst
TIP u the season
Another one Of the rowdies. concerned IN the DE
--ructon Of the Fair Mount Engine. named Barney
smith hs. been arrested and held 20 bal in 5000
The markets on saturday morning were elegant.
rrc-n butter -oii ut - TO cents PET 'lNi 80 -
IS per dozen -trin-bcan- > per peck cucumbcr> D
- each. potatoes cents per pound. cabbage p
each. -cua-he- 3 a EACH cherries Is a per pound.
strawberries - -. per quart Turups onions salad
cauifowers &c. We're plenty and cheap. good supply
of f-h on hand. the most raia'able Of which -es
Bass .ali readily ~ q cent, psI pound.
The stock transactions on Saturday were heavy
particularly state 3 s. which declined fully A. Second
Board Reading Railroad shares also fcil OF ! Grari
went up g.
s3OOOO do > d. 80 $1,000 do > IL. "a >l5oo Cry
S. l-dq lU3 L. Farmers & Mechanics Bank. ~
penn.ylvauia ~ sl0O Che- and Del. CANA Loan ~
SECOND BoARD-s150 state - "a 5000 do cash
"a. $1,000 do = do - $4,000 do > " n. IA I'D
Lehigh Co IS. ~ Reading Road. g 100 Wilmington b
Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16
The Railroad Accident.
Correspondence Of The Tribune


AIsASY June "A, l-i3.
Another Of those frequent Railroad MURDERS
araunf ali rnilder words-was perpcrated few
nile. from this city, yesterday P. II. on the Mohawk
md Hudson Railroad blythe Engineer or Conductor
of a wood train.
This man, knowing that the passenger tram ieii
the Depo, here at l oclock,-knowing' also tha'
here was no turnout between his place Of starting
or aturout that he left or passed or miles out and
The Dept here-rushed on, under full speed, along
very crooked track and through billy country to
direct collision which dashed both locomotives TO
oieces-crasbed, tore, broke and nsngled the Leg
and lower half OF the thighs Of Mr. frteAd ~
Foy5es glas. blower from Hays x Collins works
Ia Camden county, y. j., where he mas iei, VIE
and 1--WE Children about thoroughly a. dry gun
nowder would have done IT, had that been -uosti'
iuted for The marrow Of the bones and ignited.
I witnessed the ampuiaiiOn OF one Of these limbs
above the middle Of the thigh. last night, between
halfpast Q and lOo'cock by DR. March, assisted by
Drs McNaughton and Arn-by Of this city and
on,e ri their students the wrcched sufferer all the
,rne-a full half hour from the first cut OF the knife
70 the las; fixed adhesive UNDERSTANDING II
agonie- alike nconceivabe and Understandable
such scene mus, be seen to be cOmprehended-
The other thigh must come OF IN the same place
should life hold i,s seat in the wretched man ana
nature rally sufficiently today but that they VIII l.
very doubtful. and should they the surgeons have
but forlorn hope OF his recovery. have none
He cannot live but By miracle.
This should add one more TO the very many an
a. often UNDECIDED warnings and dIsresarded pro
bibi,ions To Messengers nat 10 stand upon me pa'
forms Of Railroad cars j; was there that poor f0rD'
met his agonizing doom And yet others to-day
ON the same road and the same spot VIII zen
~ one do the same thing and the practice doubtless
be persisted in by many every day OF inc world on
every Railroad built or to be built Let those VINO
will take warning and those who will not, know
the dreadful danger they heedlessy or wantonly On
counter None within the cars Were very seriously
injured though boy, name not learned was con
.ideralv hurt but no bones broken.
Mr. ForJ,s left his home the day before on visit
70 his father in Oneida Castle, IN this state. He II
apparently about IS years OF age
trust in God and the common justice and true
policy OF official personagcs- a latter not always
very safe Ia place trust in-i.a' his neiarious out
rage wholly inexcusablc az, objectionable Will be-
promptly visited with the whole vindiciivc rctribu.
ton Of the law both civil md criminal Let the Co
roncr and the Jury wb must soon be-Or perhaps
even now while writ are-called upon TO hold al
inquest upon the manglcd remains OF poor Forbcs,
DO their duty by the verdict they shall render Let
that verdict be IJeath. iranfOaiv, or iHeIcusabiy
mficfeG by NE acts IF WILLIAM GRoAr, Eng
nccl ID. or NEw-JERsEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16
GES. DONALD McLEoD.-A correspondent OF the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says:

Buffalo Commercial AGFcrt-cF say
This distinguished veteran. who took IN active part IL
the late Canadian Rebellion aud who has been On exile
m this country since 81 has received AN unconditional
pardon from Charles Metca.ic Governor OF canada
anli- OF his way 70 report himself % the Canadian au
thortes ~ Montreal
Gen Mcleod Wa one of the patriot leaders excluded
from the benefits OF the genera. amnesty granted by
Lord Durham IN l-39 During The rebellion rewards
were offered for hi person 10y the Canadian auth1riie-
fo the amount of ten thousand dollars beside reward
Of FIVE hundred dollars. offered by Gov. Marcy OF th'
state for hi. apprehension for violation Of our ne'ri-
Is laws After the burning Of the Robert Peel be- was
pursued on this side from end OF the frontier 10 the
other and many hair hrcadth escapes was arrest
ed near Detroit tried and acquitted.
Gen Mcleod informed some fwoycars ago ny the
Canadian authorities that be would be allowed to return
on his asking permission 10 DO go Ihs onrf was re-
eci.d with di-daln.
During his exile the General has published History
Of The Canadian Rebellion in which he has gwen hrei
and spirited view Of the which led % H. the IN
fortunate events which caused its failure and the sac-
hces loss OF lie and nnscrics endured by the people oi
Canada during IL progress considerable portion OF
h time has been spent in visiting the West; and prepar
ing work the history. geology. topography ana nhiu
raj resources Of Wisconsin. which D. now ready TOT me
press and viii be published IN ew months.
The pardon Of Gen. Mcleod, unsolicited as y na'
been wi give universal satisfaction 10 the keiormers of
Canada and will undoubtedly add much "a Tie popular
IS of -r Charles Nccaic. The pardon Will also De-
gratifying TO the Generals numerous friends throughout
the length and breadth of thu frontier.
The Genera. will return and obtain possession OF
his extensive property after having suffered much pow
cry and hardship during hl- exile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

GrNrRAt ORnrn.-Information has been

GENERAL ORDER.-InsormatiOn has been re-
ceived AZ TIL. Department that her Britannia Majesty
ships Erebus and Terror are proceeding 70 make
further attempt, for the accomplishment Of q north
west passage By sea from the Atlantic % The Pacific
Ocean Ia compliance with the request Of the British
Government. communicated by hcr Male-tys Minister
20 Washington and % the end that the Government of
the United state. may manifest IL interest this effort
% advance the bounds Of human knowledge al officers
u the naval service Of the United states hereby au-
fhorzed and directed 20 afford every assistance IN their
power IN case " need the commanders Oi these ves
ses IN the promotion Of the objects OF the expedition.
GEORGE BANCROFT.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, June II. lsi5
rE;- The Niss0arlGR denies the rImOr that Col
Benton was induced TO 20 suddenly back from Ken
lucky by the hope OF being appointed Plenpoten-
tiarv 10 Great Britain, bu; that his speedy
turn was IN consequence Of the sickness Of Mrs
Benton at " a-hingtOn City and that Col Benton
would not accept OF the mission TO England If II
was rendered 70 him.
" The Palmyra Sentinel lectures the Wing
Editors fox advocating the extension Of Suffrage 10 the
Negro and BahOCn races. The Sentinel errs 10 sup
posing that there any occasion for urging the preten
SONS u the ar-er Thy are provided for IN he
present Constitution some q the species who .nl-
tate humanity -bominaby" nor only vote but edit
newspapers AID I've Jour.
- The Alton Telegraph says Ont Of twenty
two prominent leaders Of the Loco.ocO party 10 Illinois
mar visited Washington. 20 witness the inaugur. on d
yr Polk bu, mere particularly 20 secure appointments
Tor themselves no, one Of them succeeded.
= PHISEAs ALLEN. Jr, son OF the Editor OF
the P-eld >gn has been appointed Postmaster at that
place Ill The vacancy caused 81 tie death OF Hon !
Allen.