Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-28
.,r-r.icn NeWs By dc AHleriea.

r,o,n the New York and Philadelphia
'Of' =. aO,b ui:, The following interesting
r.t, uswsb the steamship America:
s.,s,.,g in I?a!aad-Farthar De!Ril,.
column from the Kilkenny IIoleratOr
7 1,w..r7ss.lav. The 18Th inst. says:
b,ly OF the rebels. saii to be 1000
...- .o,-qm5ed on Aheny Hill. in Tie coun-
,-,rv. blt Immediately adjoining the
I..,s. in this county. The position is
.ir strong one. and every possible mea-
tl have been taken to add to its Sc
! Thee IS no doubt that leaders of some
-rra-ienco are in the c8mn. and the pea
Fsfaa regularly drilled. They are chief
9Th pixies, but many have rifles
-O.l,or1an is said to be the chief in COM
ii D9seur is also slid to be amongst
The commissariat IS regularly supplied BY
L,-Trg farmers. who voluntarily send In
~ cher provisions, knowing that other
- would have to surrender them BY COM
Al about O'Clock. P. H.. yesterday,
, .-rsrt from the camp proceeded to the po-
- of the state qUarries, which the con-
- had only quilted about twenty minutes
! +, take refuge at Piltown. The IN
!, At some distance from the house. fired
The windows but finding that there was
: 7srson within. they soon took possession
II Ultimately set u on fire, reducing the en-
% and furniture to ashes. RumOr states
me other surrounding cOnstabuiary sta
rs-a s-as.r7cted. aad that in some cases the pu-
Gs7rmed. whilst in others the men
-..sI :hsir barracks previously, and retired
r,-ri,L and CIoHmel.
frrer and guard Of the Cork mail, which
here about ten O'Clock last night, report
,,r r9fi.e had quilted the G'enbower station.
a retired 10 that Of Njne-mile house.
-7-eri3rs 20 the arrival Of the Iat:er al each
Dq-.v Of the insurgents had surrounied
-s71, and dem1aiej That the united pprties
rTube.ing a5ou; ten mn. should sarren- /
s-arus. The Poji-e refused. aad upon the I
l7.s proceeding 20 attack Ia. house, the lit /
--z9a fred on. aui pa. the beIgeren,s loI
Tse ggfrd states That ne saw oae man, an /
rlqas peasant, living dead on the road. |
rsl5.. of the lEhborhOoI tod him that /
rs been wounded. He was also told that /
,7-ren,s had cHiv gone for reinforcement.
at! !szv you'd soon return from the camp 10 /
ssg-etucs for ;ae loss of their c0mradz.-
q. Of the gallant Ii,.le purity OF The police is
gl5.fgl-0na report says that they left the
E, and taking with them their furniture. DC .
ars uarchel la The direction Of CaTick. Il IS /,
ever. scarce.y possible that :hey could have
ns6 enough to leave the shelter Of house
Eve! By = road which was occupied in many
BY the enemy. The ia@urgGn, parties Ell
tered b7 the mail did not interrupt is colrs,,
.a they frequently stopped AMI questioned the
d and driver.
ruJrs. a l.ch are No yet authenticated. as
TIA: a sallmisa TOOK pace Yesterday at P1,.-
! sa.Ea-.- Ire police alJ Insurgents. III which
J w-r5 Killed on a SIDES. Another report /
IS .sal Yesterday Hs,ruiHE CD men armed
aes marched through Cooiuomlci wood.
:5c r-1-tg Of Waterford, 10 Join The iusur-
ss.Al--y iin.i-- lt is also stated that tenn
r. e-c-uJm5u; Of Ia~urg9nts was held las.
! &. Lsaeli-ue, IN t...s county, and near Xii
II Irla5ary. In the middle OF Yesterday
b Of .ssJ-ers Dgr5ti--I the streets Of Thomas
5eoulIiag lint tacv snonid b. given en-
E9g. u food, or Otherwise they would Join
elss. VIA, their ultimate proceeding was
are Ea- sc; ascertai1o1. it LAKE hour last
! Sir Z. L1ngrisIc, Bsrt., with his funiy. ar
Ia his town. and stopped at the club house,
ads:rcL Of EGocbt0phcr was in an alarming
ofts;Hrb7nce. Several iug!:ives from Kill
T7rriVed here in the night, amongst whom
/ Dr.. Duncan, Mr.. Adams, and AIr. Morrcs.
4 .l=i- families. The Rev. Jeremiah McShGnc
4 Gs t5miIY took refuge with I. Shaw, Esq =.
ra. From some OF tho kIl:naglnny fngi-
4 Fs learn thai Il yarty Of the rebels proceeded
house Of Mr. George Sheppard, Of kiItras.
l Cd presenting their pixies at him, demanded
Isl ransom for his life. lie was uilim9te-
1l2eIei 10 swear that be mad not such Il sum
lla5y, aal was then suffered 10 take his horse
1anr.. BY his advice, the inhabitants Of
IasanHy fed to Likennny, and the police Of
station retired on CaI.an.
lea hey were leaving, the PeasaHtry were
ea15a crowds, aud apparently abou. 10 join
@z-'c1s. 4 gentleman from ki.maganny
-.S s ;-7t he had cOIversed with a person
. '5.lH=i very near view Of the rebel camp
. 1laHy bill, aad saw Il large force being
ca 10 tie exercise Of the pike, whilst others
| engaged N s!augHteriHg cattle and cooking
"a inHesc fire lighted on the centre of the bill.
l'o s.aLes that there were three pieces Of can
{ On the h.ll, which the rebels had obtained by
:,7ss!ul 7: atiack on Curraghmore House. Cne
l-'e1 and fifty men were srid Il Iiave been
ioc1 to attack CasiIetown, the residence Of
.,'Siswart, Esq. high sheriff Of this county
u vas rumOred that the rem1ining insurgen.
: MelIiatod a descent on Carrick report
even received here that that town had been
60 and burned by them. but this is no! autAen-
Ted.
d. appearance Of the COguFy.
iaa correspondent OF the Freemrn's Journal,
.ag the insnrgent districts on the 18th, writes
blows:
4 A newton Hill, the insurgents, it is believed,
: " formed an eRcampment, and am assured
person who Travelled close by il, that il is CO.
- With people. The military have formed a