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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-30

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.-lno our columns to-
day will be found some interesting letters from
Point Comfort and the fashionable resorts, giving
account of the squabbles, beauty, fashion, ioly
and pretension, which give eclat to these elegan'
retreats. This batch of correspondence is proba-
bly, the last nstalment Of this species OF literature
which we may give this season, with the ception
of the Grand Fancy Ball, in which the glory Of
Newport Is to corrusca,e and dazzle the universe,
before it goes out into darkness.
These scenes at Saratoga and Newport are not
at all undeserving place in the chronicle of the
times. They exhibit one phase Of social, civilized
life, and leave moral behind. PROFESSIONALLY,
there must be wonderful degree of fascination
about these fashionable resorts. The descriptions
gwen by our tristan and Yankee correspondents
are perfectly excruciatng; particularly when they
relate to the charms OF the young ladies. 1t al
most makes us young again TO read these exciting
accounts. Such congregation Of charms could
hardly be GO, out of Constantinople. No WONDER
then, that the heads ofso many of our great
and politicians and heroes, and statesmen are abb
soluiely turned. Why, even the celebrated DR..
Bedford could not resist these destinations, and
incontinently abandons the cholera and his i'm.
meDse practice, in order 10 regulate the public
health ard the fashions at Saratoga David era
ham, too, the illusious lawyer, leaves his legions
ef clients plead their own causes, if they like,
and becomes distinguished leader Of the ton at
"the Springs" lie is az perfectly au fat IN all
the nceties and intricaciss OF fashion, as in the
abstruse points and mysterious definitions of "the
code" We expect, indeed, that Mr.. Graham will,
by and by, give us a code Of fashion, which will
far eclipse the code Of legal practice. 1t seems
that Mr.. Graham and DR.. Bedford, and their COM
peers, have expended an enormous quantity OF ia
lent and genius, in order to put down the ohgarchy
which had formerly ruled the world Of fashion at
Saratoga. Bravo All honor to the heroes who
have INDICATED the freedom of " the floor :" The
dance is now free TO all.
AT Newport the same scene presents itself.
Even ministers appointed TO high diplomatic posts
abroad, must linger at Newport, unable TO tear
themselves away. Members of Congress-grave
senators-iudges- a,tornies-men of great
mark and note all yield themselves to the at,rac-
ton Of the hour, and are busily engaged,
from morn till noon, from noon till dewy eve"
in regulating the cut of fancy costumes, the color
Of wigs, and the length Of pettcoats For further
particusrs-see correspondence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-30
New York, Thursday, August 30, Is49.
Advices from Europe.

The advices from Vienna and Venice, by the last
steamer, were of character to give the greatest
interest to the coming news from Europe. 1t was
reported, it will be recollected, that the Hunga-
rians, under Klapka, were marching towards the
capital Of Austria, after the capture of Raab, and
that the Venetans had succeeded IN compelling
ihe Austrian feet 10 withdraw. Such state of
things at the last accounts, of course, produces
strong desire to obtain later intelligence. 1t may
be expected to-day by express from Halifax, and
over the wires from ST John.
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Tpoors roR Flonips-The Mobile (Aia } .8dccrtiser,
Of the 22nd inst says ON sunday evening the steam
or Olivia LIFT this port for Tampa Bay. under charter
by tie Government She IL to stop at fascagoua for
Uen Twggs and his sta and also at Pensacola Tor the
troops now there. SO far have been able TO
certain the following troops have been ordered for the
scene OF the new war" Five companies Of the 4th
ARTILLERY. lately in garrison at New Orleans barracks,
Fort pke and wood, and rascagous bsrbor four
com; snes of the I'd Artillery that garrisoned Point
CONTEXT, Augusta arsenal, Font Moutrie, and Ogle.
thorn barracks and these with the two companies IT
the 4th Artillery, already stationed at Tampa, will
make eleven companies Of ARTILLERY and two compa-
ps 81 Infantry, numbering In all absut two thous-
and men. 10 Is understood that the 7th infantry,
commanded by Lieut. Col Ilympton, is daily expec-
ted IRON St Louis and will immediately 10 for
ward fo Ilorida
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Letters for Portugal and Spain.

Contract ONCE, July rs, 1sio I
sR-n answer TO your inquiry relative TO letters for
Portugal and Spain, have to say, that since the de-
tails under the Postal treaty with Great Britain have
been settled letters for the countries above named can
now be forwarded regularly by the British and Ameri
can packets via England, by prepayment being made
here OF the whole postage to Wits cents per single
rate upon letters TO Portugal and 70 cents per single
rate upon letters 10 Spain.
Letters thus mailed and sent from your Office will be
duly transmitted 10 Portuguese Spanish seaport;
and " any Portuguese Spanish postage s to be paid
from those ports TO the place OF destination of the let
ter OF letters that must be paid by the recipient OF the
letter. Respectfully, your obeaent servant,
4 r. HOBBiE,
First Assistant Postmaster General
e. T. MAppoS, ksq, Postmaster Of Baltimore, Mary.
land -
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Borthwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau sts'
JAMES COR BON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.

THE Dali n editions, ser.. per cory;
Sseek A. M and distributed before break the Sc
q SSaGsS f at "s 0ei''S
TIE WEEkLY HERALD, for circulation on this Con-
OF s. per asaum for circulation in Europe printed "a
ssss-the latter price 90 include Che postage.
TAs DOLLAR WEEKLY HERALD, the publication Of
mitch tctH be commenced the rst geek IN September
every Tse:day cents per copy = PR gnnr Sc e8
eentain any matter published Il the Weekly Herald
ssrisenfs be post paid tas postage ei be deducted
from the money remtffed.
psrtant necs solicited from quarter Of the Oord; "
used, trtu be literally paid fer.
NO NOTICE taken Of anonymous conamun dftons,
WAateper Intended for Insertion must be
~ the and address Of the tcrer not nccsssdrp for
publication but as guarantee Of hfs good JaRA. We
cannot return rejected eompaunico tions
ADyERTISEMENTS, (reneved egery morning and 70
b pubished On the morning and afternoon cdn1os) at
redsonabe prices 10 be oren IN plain tegibte
the proprietor not responsibs for errors anuscri
PRINTING of all kinds erecufed bed utUuHv and sOith
desyafch. Orders reeeiped at he a9ce.
The HERALD ESTABLISHMENT 10 open throughout
NE si0ht
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Nafsou,I Politics.

A meeting % the democrats OF susquehanna Co, Ia ,
al meeting recently held adopted resolutions award
ing Gen TAYLOR thanks for hs conduct In Mexico but
strongly c,Dsuring him as false 20 bis pledges and the
tool ~ Designing politicians he ground of the Will
mot rro,iso agreed upon, ssi the tariff " 1916
con,ider,d q vise ana judicious measure
Hon. J. o. Marshall, e Ky recently appointed Gov
,rnor Of Oregon, hes declined to accept the office.
Ntj John r. k.nly, Is the whig candidate for Gen.
gr.ss IN the ourtb DRtrct Of Maryland
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Important from Havana-The Surrender OF
Rey 10 tho American Consul.

The ship Adelaide, Captain Adams, arrived last
night from Havana, whence she sailed on the 10Th
instant. Our files of the Gaceta de la Habana and
Faro Industrial are to the latest date. They con-
tain no news.
We learn, verbally, from Captain Adams that
the brig Salvatore sailed in company with the
Adelaide from Havana, for New Orleans, and that
she had on board Garcia, alias Rey, who was abb
Quoted, and taken from New Orleans to Havana
in the schooner Mary Ellen. II is said that he was
given up by the Captain-General of Cuba to Gen.
Campbell, the American Consul, and by him sent
back TO New Orleans, accompanied by DR.. Gage.
This surrender Of Rey does not alter the posi-
ton Of our government towards that of Spain.
II merely confirms the opinion of the public thai
the man was abducted Spain has yet to q
satisfaction for the outrage perpetrated at New
Orleans.
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Extensive Fires In the Forests or New
Brunswick, DC.

Bosros, Aug. 29-5P.M.
By the st John, N. B., papers of last Tuesdayl We
learn that the most extensive fires prevailing in
the woods Of that neighborhood and that the smoke
was SO dense in the harbors that vessels obliged to
anchor outside, ewirg to the impossibly of finding
their way.
The crops in the province of New Brunswick are re-
ported to be very fine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-30

IMPORTANT FROM GuADALourE We learn from
Captain Mann, Of brig Cygnet, from Point Petre,
that on the 18th of August there had been serious
fight between the white and black population, m
which the whites got the best Of ~; but were
leaving the country, in dread of further conflicts
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENeE.


Health or the President.
ERIE, Aug. 29-eAM.
The health of President Taylor is much better.
lSigned) q. C. WOOD.
SECOND DESPATCH.
ERE, Aug. 29-5 p. M.
Inc health Of the President continues to improve,
and he Is now able to sit up for short time ct inter-
walls. (Signed mn uOOm
THIRD DESPATCH.
BrrrALo, Aug. 29-PM
Dr. Wood writes to Hon. Willard Fillmore that the
President Is better to-day but feeble He will leave
possible next week for Niagsrs Falls, and will pass
through this city without detention.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
ERIE, August 20, 1910.
The President still continues to improve, but he is
still very weak. DOCTOR WOOD,
Surgeon, U. s. A
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
BUFFALO, August "a, 1919.
Mr.. Fillmore has despatch from DIR. Wood which
says the President better his fever having left him
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The Small Pox mt HALIFAX

BosroS, Aug. 20, 1s49.
By recent arrival from Halifax, are advised that
the small pox is raging in that place gres. extent
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SINGULAR REVELATIONS AT WAsHSGToS.-We
give to-day, another letter from new correspond
ent at Washington, who communicates some curl.
GUS lacts, relative to the application OF Mr.. Webb
for foreign mission and the appointment Of MIR.
Ewbank, as Commissioner of Patents. Some por-
tons Of these revelations are not new to us, but
they will strike many of our readers with some
surprise There can be no doubt that great deal
of the "mystery of iniquity" lies behind the cur
tain at Washington, and this correspondent, is de-
termned that it shall not be hidden. lie will pro-
badly be enabled to make many other important
disclosures. We have every reason to believe
that more corrupt, deceiiiul, and selfish cabinet
then the present one never existed at Washington
How long are the honor Of the President and the
public interests to remain in tuch hands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-30

ns- The United States naval officer Of Brook
yp, instead of attending to his public duties, is
very busy, day after day, in abusing and mlsrepre-
sehting other people, that never think Of him. Did
the President confer an office for such purpose
Or was il not to enable him TO get dinner and
pay his cid debts
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brooklyn city intelligence.

Tgy BoAsp OF HrALrH.-The Board met yesterday
morning. In pursuance Of call from his Honor the
Mayor, take into consideration the various CON-
paints of citizens Of the first ward relative to nusances
in the vicinity, consisting Of deposit for guano dis
tiery, andN hide establishment all in Furman street.
A committee Of the citizens waited upon the Board
and, through Nathaniel Warng, their chairman, made
formal complaint against these establishments. The
board however, upon proceeding to business ascer-
tan,d that quorum was not present. Accordingly,
nothing in relation to these facts could be done and
the board adjourned
Jane Posten was taken to the hospital yesterday BY
order Of the health physician, having been found In
the last stages Of cholera, lying In the Long Island
railroad depot having been brought from the village
Of Fsichogue, distance Of sxysix miles, under the
following circumstances which were related by sis
ter Of the woman, who Ia dead and buried. II APP
pears that q MIR. and Mrs Hugens, or Huggens, who
reside In Cherry street N.Y. and keep hat store at
No, 10 Bowery, went into the country, and took mp
their residence at tho before named village accom-
panied by Jane In the capacity OF servant day or
twosgo however, she was attacked by symptoms SINH
duced to an almost helpless state In consequence. In
this con dtiop, the humane o. doctor Of the village
called in, who pronounced II case Of cholera,
and upon being asked whether she strong enough
to bsremoved replied In the Affirmative, provided that
ne .ssU. h. nrsSs,sa on her S,Sor h.
TO send the poor girl away which was done, and be-
fore she arrived In this city she too far gone to
leave any hope Of her recovery and died In short
time in strange place, and with bat strangers
attend her and TO perform the last sad tes due to
a fellow mortal. IL makes our blood boil 10 think Of
tho woman who can thus cruelty abandon one Of her
In the greatest hour Of need refuse TO allow
the girl few days shelter, While suffering under the
pestilence with which she had been attacked In all
pre- liability, In consequence OF the change OF stmos
ph.re city TO country and finally Insist send
ing her distance Of sixty miles, to strange city,
where one stands ready to receive her aud with
the almost certain knowledge that removal would be
death We should not like to answer for the hesrtess
wretch who would perpetrate snch crime. But have
the authorities of Brooklyn something to do In the
rrtnises! We think they have; and II they do not
attend their duty they will be held accountable by
the public large.
HonRipLr-A man, supposed to be named Joseph
Uaines was found dead in loft just above a stable
in Stewards alley between Front aud Water streets.
hen discovered the corpse puttid aud partially
decompos,d ard presented most sickening aspect.
10 all had been laying there for term
Of THREE or four weeks The coroner was called to
hold an inquest over the body which resulted In q
verdict In accordance with the above facts.
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Sailing OF the Hibernia.

BosToS, Aug 29-1P.M
The Hiberna sailed at noon for Liverpool, with 20
passengers, and 10 for Halifax Among the former were
j. II. Martini Of Tennessee and s. Simpson, consul at
Bombay, and among the latter La Fontaine and Mer-
rift, Of Canada. She has S2,7o0 In gold
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Sr. LOUIS, August 20, 1919.
Another riot occurred In this city last night, which
ended in the destruction Of a house Of bad reputs
Howard, who was shot by Lsnsdown, Is better, and
hopes entertained of his recovery
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Canadian Affairs.

MONTREAL, August GA. NJ.
Everything is perfectly quiet and likely to remain so
to judge rom the general feeling which prevails.
number Of special constables were on patrol al
night, to prevent the occurrence of fires which were
feared from depredators
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway. LUCIA DI LAM
NElhooR-LILLUsIoN Dun PEIsTRE.
EIBL0S GARDEN, Broadway.-THE RAvrLs-FouR
Lovers OF, HARVEST HohE-VoL Az VENT, OR A
NIGHTS ADVENTURES.
BUTTONS THEATRE, Cha mberss treet- Sw Egr HEARTS
1Ho WivEs-MARRIED LIE, OR ConNUBIALIrY
CoUPLKs
MECHANICS HALL, CHRIs1ys MISsrRELs--YovAGE
YuHcAL
CAsTLR GARDEN-GRAsD Vocal AND INsrRuMEN-
xAL Promenade CONCERT.
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Markets.

Sr. LOUIS August 70 1919.
There is change Of moment to notice in the -four
market and the operations are but moderate The
supply Of Is not large and holders asking 4Oc
Sales Of whiskey are making at &c.
MONTREAL, August %, 1910
Superhne -four Is quoted els Sd f2s wheat mixed,
49, 1od do, red, as Cd per 60 lbs. Meal lis per bbl
Ashes-Pots, 33s Sd pearls 32s Sd Frcights to Glas
gov, 4s. Sd. for -four, and Sos Sd for ashes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-30

STEAMBOAT SrrTFRs DESTROYED ny FrRE.-We
learn from Capt. Rega, Of The Brazilian brig Fere
Foga, arrived at this port last night, In . days
from Para, that the steamboat Sptfre, Capt Wood,
hence for California, was destroyed by fire at
Maranham, about the 1t Of August Capt r.
understood that her remains had been sold for the
bene M of the underwriters
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Arrival of the America at Halifax.

BosroS, Aug. 29-P. NJ. B
The British Mail steamer America arrived at Halifax
~ s on the 25th inst after passage 60 hours from
New York
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Interesting from Fort Laramie-Cholera
Among the Indians, DC.

ST LOUIS, August 20, 1910
Intelligence has been received from Laramie to
August 1st by which learn that sickness had almost
ceased among the emigrants who were passing along to
the Fort.
The Sioux Indians had suffered much from the cho-
lera and had become quite against the emf
grants for introducing it among them young Chey-
enne at scott's Bluffs, having lost number of his
friends by the disease had killed a man named Nc
Dowel, out Of revenge He was however executed for
the crime
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Death Of Patrick Collins.

CIscrsSari August 90, 1s4o.
Patrick Collins late collector Of this port, died yos-
terdsy morning, in this city.
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Rhode Island Election.

PGovIprsoE, Aug. %, 1919.
Our express has brought the returns from all the
towns In the West district, excepting jamestown,
which will not vary the result. Dixons majority thus
far lie ESQ.
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The Southern Mail

RALrMoRr, August 80 r. VI.
The Southern mail has failed beyond savannah, Ga.
There Is item OF interest in the city worth tele-
graphing.
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BY TELEGRAPH

MONTREAL, August 90, 1S49
There is no cholera in this city The last report from
Quebec mentioned deaths from that disease.
BosroN, August 29-1 NJ
Ten deaths from cholera have occurred since the last
report.
ST.. LOUIS, August 20, 1S4o
The cholera still fingers along the Missouri and Is
quite fatal
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IN THIS CITY.
MAyoR's OFFICE,
New YoRK, August 29-l2M}
The Sanitary Committee of this city report "a deaths
II chslsrs having during the last "A hours
Of which from hospitals and ID in private prao
tics.
In BROOKLYN.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTHY
August 20, 1S49.
Since yesterday there have been reported to this
Office seven fatal Of epidemic cholera vz:-Anp
Riley FurDan street; Mary Kenny Baltic street. Jane
Doherty, Warren street; Elizabeth Campbell, Martha
Campbell, and William Campbell, Hoyt and Butler
streets; Jane Posten, hosp ital, from Patchoque.
CHARLES s. J. GOODRICH,
Physician of the Board
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No News FROM NASSAU, N. P.-We have re.
ceived the Royal Gazette of the llth instant Ii
contains no news.
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The September General Term will he held by Justices
Jones, Huribub. and t.dmopGs.
The oyer and rerminer, circuis and Special Term,
Will BE- held by justice Edwards.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-01
aWHERE AM To GO q

Mr.. Bolts, the dictator" being defeated,
general curiosity is iet 10 his iuturc position
j. said on The streets that he Is 10 remove 10 tie
CIV and run TOR Manufacturing and Wag,
says that disguised with the course OF The Rlch-
N nd Press. he is himself 10 edit paper 10 be
called "The En,onia" All seem 10 agree thai
ne ami. Bots w hig> have "scoched not killed"
h,m-and that two years hence he will return
~ nlaeue The inventors" Of Inc treason 10 his
cause. and that, il no, successful himself, he
ain. Samson-Iike, Pull town The shining pillars
III he "avaiahles" tha have arrested his course
We suspect that the Winchester Virginian is IN
error. when il thus predicts ina: The curtain oil
oblivion viii cover The giant:
".rhc immortal Bots is still dancing The CON
ley among Inc ch'cIens IN tn great Wing barn.
ward d The RlcnmoEd Distrc;. lie vii no
ooub. eject a genera clearance al The birds Of
tina. political feather IN time for Seldom 10 lake
rossesson oi he arena, and halter The mischief
maker himself. Bots would no oop 10 be a
catspaw OF he Wig parry, and the Democrats
will TOW MAKE him catspaw Q! their own.
"Botts' cay i over. lie will pass away like
Greeley and such like 'lltlcal novelties, whose
s,reu:ih i in thslr idiosypcta>y, and who lash
mo notice because ina, hafmonlZe> with the
wsn. Il the day. The ssa OF Wnc2erv IN which
he has dOaled, levlaihan, and which MS dying
struggle Ia>hes into loan, will close over him as
calmly As ,hnush ne were wreck cast from Inc
opposle element"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-01
REVIVAL OF RACING
Holidays majority 50

REVIVAL OF RACING
The Broad Rock Races will commence H.
Jay, and continue three days There are five
stables in attendance. Me-srs. Hare, William.
son, Taley, Belcher and Greene Among The
horses are Free Trade, Cas- Thirteen y
Irumps and Passenger. The races open with
The cob sake. four entries: Tally Williamson,
Hare and Greene.
There are many Improvements being made.
and, by he tall meeting, every hing Will be in
prime order. The stands have been removed 10
the back stretch. There is new long house.
The friends OF racing have strong iaduce menIs
10 Iufn out and aid the Proprietor, John AL
cock, IL Ms laudable efforts 10 resuscila;e tie
SPOTS oi The luti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-01
MEMBERS OF :.oNGREss ELECTED.

Tins far We have certain information Ct he
election OF the FOL owing Democrats 10 Congress
from Virginia, VIZ: Thomas II Bay'y, John 5.
Mill,on Il. K. Meade, James A. Srtdon, Thos.
S. Bocock, James Mcdowell, Richard Parker,
Alexander R. iioiaiay and Paulus Powell;
and OF The following Wing, elected, 100, by De-
mocra,c vcles, jeremiah Morion-l.
We confidently believe that A. Newman, and
have s.rone hoaes ihai Tnomas Ii. Aveet boIh
Democrats arc also elrced.
We have nothing from The Abingdon, Mon
roe, (save only Bath, Sc } AMI kanawha Dis
ulcs. The two first we shall carry, and perhaps
The .hird. This is inceed bright picture.
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IMPORTANT FROM CANADA.
Continuation Of the oubreat. Mare tu'lS.ags


Correspondence Of the New York HeraIdl
Montreal, April 27-l2 o'clock.
Several members ui The Ministry were severe
ly beaten last night al about nine O'Clock.
The mob, numbering several thousands, pro-
ce.ded 10 The residences OF Messrs. Hlncks and
Holmes, aud de>roycd The doors and windows.
The cry then raised 70 proceed 10 Mr.. La.
lontaine's. Upon arriving al his house, ('n
which his family; however. was no res'dns,)
The multitude sci fire 10 The ouI buildings, and
destroyed aud guled the House.
Alter This work had been acco mplished, The
mob retired, aud net The military proceeding TO
me scene Three cheers were Immediately CIV
~ 10 he troops, AMI both parties passed on.
Pacards are NJ Tor a meeting al 7. VI on
the Camp de Mars
~, r:.r-lI-ncy Sir Benjamin DURHAM com
mander OF The forces, arrived in town this NOR
ming.
II is runored Ina, martial law is 10 be pro.
claimed.
No accounts have been received from Upper
Canada