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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10
JACK SHEPPARD

About lwJ months ago, solder at Fp.t lo.roa calling
himself Thomas Iridy waH, Tor refractory con uct and
threatening 10 b"" up riagazir handed owe: il' u
states Commissioner in This Cay, II b: proceeded Ia'"
according the civil iaw and buig untJ iind security
- Eccp tho ncace committed II City Jail. H. Lii
not rcnain there many days however, before !,c cua.rise
10 make his escape, ann. With other prisoners who
we're confined in tie with hi, and tie road
Sewcls Point, In wait for Opportunity yet board
some vessel that anchorage, bound 10 Here hc had
been housed bat day Ii two, When the a.ur, Mr. u. H.
Miller and officer Cacart, catered the house in which he
had taken temporary shelter and before lie was o
their presencc they had cunmcnced l!.can. uroa
mis- wrists. As may b SUPPOSED he terribly alarmed but
recovering HIMSELF he begged That they would treat him
with humanity, in ior which ha woad 90 them
vice which they little though; of. ~ am" SAID he 'Hpi
i've from justice ha"ng committed criminal oi.nce IN
Richmond for which under l!ial and in The prisoner 5
box, when pcrccyin. frrormblc opportunity, made my
escape open court got oil safe, aud to Ola
Point where enlisted for soldier. Ny history since then
you already know. reward ol hundred dollars is o.
feed by The Governor fus my apprehension for stealing
Eose in Punan county
The officers accordingly took him 10 Richmond, where H.,
committed 10 prison and confined III The lfif9
Reid and Clements (boh under sentence d.ath) whose
libcrann announced here by telegraph oa Wednesday,
effected on Tuesday nght-d0uoilcs5 through his IL
sEumCntuy, though the despatch does moi state that fact
Hardy is not yet 20 years OLD.
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"The Roanoke" made the run from New YORK 10 Nof'
folk in 22h hoursthe quickest lime made between he
places She brought Norfolk $40 passengers aud
largo amount Of freight She left New York the same
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r,r,. ANpt'SSt Af lioN ;., ;. . ..rtdcrc.
| - = = r'o5ct i" the SonmHn'! WIN 'hs .'., h
1a :. .ic., ".''l lo'. i",!2 80 :. - ,t,.lt AMI
- ~. ~ ''-i1rf 20 'ia' Is 'r nc y ~ - "so 49, - - % M
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.... ie '1i's E'G,iN "ha"h VINO Ni "','i !es'"e" G
. #t Yen t"s r..r "'tHsrS :" ii .":S, y! ''s ufs
Est 10 t#r3' r'tF'"'h !':: ""Cte u 'ucs @ a. a.
% '3cH longer hesitate w'iat a!iu''e 70 tl''s io nS
tasa''1> ri!'c'Is "' i1' la'"'"! ',E"i' matn
y w climate hi"! aoi 'Iy II 'he io'inidihe ATTACKS
- "'s sI''''' '".'''i' " ',. -, roa'en.
.r =. AN ,Iv ,r',,l !,r without it, and those who
- r.a".,r %.lt
. e Us .ar following gentlemen. no will he rccoc-
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ARREST OE READ AID CLEMENTS;

Wclsaru h9l Read ana CGeni, who c,calDGd :u:n lieE.
rico ui! las seek by boring through tie ceiling Of their
ell were caifcd Tuesday nnr"ng in Gloucester ccan;
~ a! Ransom White assisted by wo three o;h,r per-
sons The prisoners brought 10 this city Yesterday,
and are again confined in lcnricp Jail As Connected per-
aaps with escape OF thcs. prisoners the following em
the Norfolk Herald, will oe read with s5ac interest;
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J. II. I.ENAL =. VI NI''f8'-
Caniu III tie i.oLi, Scp;. ;, 1851.

SEPTEMBER lG lS5GeEnri Orders 10 Be read TO he D-
,nGys Of lisr;caa LDsrt fo ~ndcr my orders, s,cear
10 coa j.; against IyrG't-.
Ill people e.!i., POI! d:cieit ana i91"n, nave >@"
incns Ives com c:ei w the weigh: "i The o2p!"5~
s,, %. must and ctc :raIi % take ~ aI'iS ara c'h
icr with ike aud blood :n"if Violated aac:Si r:.iS ;cl:
-ltin t.a sovereignty which, gift :" se '1i ~ i!e
LaiycTs. Uyiuags ITEM Tie pcoPi: are soV;feGh--
GJvurrr.n only Instituted 20 make ieG! hiIy ana
GARY their viii Fac people then, axe HE sfan'n ana
Government agent; and the NhGl' "u!i: tho"s
that y.:.cn agent far from carrying ont l'e "!i o
the granoc, Of procuring the well hGag o ms iheTe
usurps powers granted ~ him. and taxes if'o himself
MS masters p.o?srty and rights thereby causing 'i ruin
is lc!t but u remove tGt osa s@'a "u
IN MS Il - put . )rc faithful ole. .
In this clsa the teaubi.c of l"Ic" iais sa!i aai mere
particularly the North and Northwest portions {" #'l il.-
uGn!ic. a unfortunate sod Gi Is" asi war t!. '-n III
misery. ant w.ltpH; Is richest territories M" ses" E
rarr property rcury d. J: without Te'h-'i ''"'
rr.. millions al dollars would not 7 OCT i1'''s' .,'
c..t;n ::s -, ana the possess. $" "!si,
are no doubtful and shall have 10 s,nd t.oa::!d7 o.
dollars 70 learn il rights recognized ne savage
murders parents and brothers, violates our wives ana car
4s oil children caftres he dcsolies our eias an"
roJs property: and the Govehti7h! ue ~ ~
eur lamentations and 2opniuts. lis t!"ps hF !oh ot:u-
yc themselves IN ,!:n .. coasul us. 700 and mar
der or: cant-yueu ;nde! :c frivolous eteSt u2' e? arc
s.au- IN: al1u y troops. "icn 9:o.c 'c ehe.!!'
IL cn"sgdisc. Repeated complaints ~, =. ] 81
protests, 4Se c.n addressed 10 III: I'EsEh's'' % '
A-i-- :.eariu- Us he has attempted ~ -V''
and intimil4;s a.. =, ii sc were Vie sia'es'
On Tie u II .ud the nation IS ::ie verge OF e'lpce'
ownu % It's bad governors who 1ny ooa cH! IL! 'e!-
selves The public funds not adti7!s!e1ea VISA no'ss
and Tic blsa! =iiGenc, OF taonopa.!si= Il oie
tan tie universal camo: Of all a alcHlcans l. - u" '
account that arocous and ani-repuoilcah sysc Go,
Siished oy Tie ancient Spanish monarchy Is sa 'eu Ga
why the e.ccce o! the nation i:se Is exposcd s4uahuef-
ing is immense resources and Insulting lhe pep
ps Our chil.ca educated and they wat! 10 asc!-
n =, in the schoo! III military d2snotisn as cur II
nrs had not con1aecd our independence ana domestic 10
cfly An what ls still more a4gfaVauis Today, Is maj
vl, tne people OF the towns are aYsg g aea2eF, INC ~
| c.sss-i,s ciI life are prohibited
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IA >.,l nI rs AND TI.ElR W-lpOWS AND ORPHANS.
rtLIEK d RICHARDSON,
(rg%rEAl.IA&D LOAN. AND COLLECTION AGENTS. AT
II v.ux TIE CAPITAL WISCONSIN. Will give special al.
IN. >.-r n and location OF Lands. by Bounty Warrants
c:s lrr entitled thereto Possessing tho
In .r - "a. rlS a.! lands Wisconsin,. Iowa aliu
aeGt.t,e facilities maSing the best selections IN
assured of .ig,ns general satisfaction Warranteas III
. 4. .tr-,ui ,l. cuG',!et - us
~. s accp:uanleti with the following iec and
yil r - acre RAGS So for S0acrc tracts. S. aud Tor lou
= r,,'s. .u each ,.
,a ~. .1,aSsjrnujie thcY may hc safely transmit
~, b r r c War,.!;te should bs particular 10 ahX his
s m w Ia. At liz, t"oI ausutizlns the location |" be
Ill r,.. ... wl..n done, the certificate o; entry. 10
r.... d. g..e., .,l be promptly Forwarded TO ,l'n
ABRAHAM H. PALMER,
JAMES RICHARDSON.
yi-:s., ITasna >s.:;. .Mar,;l. ISL.
K... >Ca>-i!on's I!.ls,y Dodce. J. p Walker, A. C.
b n. g.. v J,a.s ai. : i Douglass L. S. Ss'or: Hons
-. r CHa~ unTkce J u Doiy, O. Cole. H. Potter anc
y.7 .e.,.Y. Ks!'S ~ Congress. ,.,,,.
,i seu,.uc Warrants for location, ibera Ts
|, ,r|.. +. -. Ne ,t,ru i.r above Ices p.& L.
:
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,.AhIi..E IAk9l.


'. - .at al ,urrca., Marble Mo.lmcns. Tolnhs
,g,cee oi every description. Wall Plates, ,Fronte,
'g-s' '!@''..', ,.''~N''
~ ,..r. IL carving cXtcuteniG Tue Eca'cstnahheF.
country wish rc!errrcc. promptly yaendedto
v,un served apprenticeship III one Z" the !atscti
NJ. S..E t,:y, ..l! havluE math experience III .e
n,sfi .a al ork executed N has sop VIII sire
y s'.' 80 .;,,r S,rho a--cv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10

hccr viii The Alabama md Marion steamships Aslo's"#
the Charleston anu Savannah lines but dtanced tiea ".'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10

R. s. Wade Esq had Just returned from Europe 10 Dos
,on In December last he LEFT Boston for Ci:io1 'cncc
urocecIcd TO China Inc E"rquc Geo. r.. "cos'e ina
thence 10 ngiand via The overland f'i.e o 1'''' 'i'u'
having taken E9un! the globe N H1'e '''''s s''
MIN two months 5t the tin, n San Francisco smo2'h II
t;bina and 4: isast lysini4 4ht in England
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Ii is asccrtanal that Bici ii Mcln;in. n fanc:. c7Gn'y
North Ca-o!aa IS siE Il, s~ ,ar 'an3fcl A"d sc:e;iys'"
e1 above liz vi Vi tie seL,.r :"o h4'sd az" .o:
fee, hsl.r than Mount Washington the highest peak IN INC
White Mountaias un;ii l regarded as tie highest land
in the L. States East oil tic Rocky A:ountains
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Al:EH'S CHERRY PEITDl;AL,
'!sGt III. uF COUGHS. COLDS. 1iDAHSENESS. HROS.
Gifts rgOl'P. ASTHMA. WfGOfinG COUGH,
pf1SSrNpriDN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10

:, IA t-t.i.Nb.-Nu" aailag tn, car.u o the slap
4E "iEsct ron: the .ia's i't up bags
- sept Et-rew HUGH ". FRY.
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Tnn coast of Nova Scotia has lltcy been visited br
drsda. gale ov which l50 Yrsse driven ashore ua
lou lives are believed 70 be lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-11

NASHVILLE. FRIDAY. August :. 1851.
w have heard enough 10 satisfy rs that GEN
Campbell, the Wing candidate for Governor, has
gained greatly on the Wing majority Two wears 90.
In The l2 precincts already heard from, N Davidson
County, hC has a ma orty Of AS.
Seventeen precincts in sumner County also show
q gain of POO for Campbell
In Maury, formerly a Loco County. Campbell has
gained 215.
In Montgomery County As lar as heard from,
Campbell'S gain IL over 100.
In Wilson County. IN twenty-five precincts, h.>
gain is 40.
Partial returns from WAYNE County show Wing
loss OF five votes
Returns from five Counties show Wing gam on
the gubematorial vote of 900.
" iham Cullom Wing. has been elected IN the
With or Nashville district.
Davidson. Wilson. Wayne. and Montgomery Coun-
ties have all elected IN, Wing candidates for the Le-
gIslaturC
Two Locos have been elcotedio the Legislature IN
Sumner County.
In the formerly strong Loco-Foco Senatorial dis
trict composed of Morris and Giles. Mr. Osborn
Wing, Is elected though not expected 1t Is most
astonishing Wing gain.
There Is also Wing gam IN Robertson County
These returns Indicate . decisive Wing victory IN
the state
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Venezuela.

Referring to the article which appeared
in our paper of Friday. We have now TO 'ta'e
that we have received communications from "a
raccas 10 a very late date, the llth OF july WHICH
completely confirm our previous aduces.
The 9Th Of July. the anniversary OF the indePen-
dence Of Venezuela. vas celebrated with pomp'
an enthusiasm and solemniiy heretofore 1i'e'
ouaIled The public functionarle'' magistrates
and citizens. who had on that day assembled IN
the Government Palace. were addressed BY the
President in a strain of animated and glowing
.loouerce, bounding in generous sentiments.
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The Great Railroad Jubilee-Rey. Mr. Rogers.

DI7ION, WI .0-
\ Compttec appointed by the tlty Government
len mere YESTERDAY for Canada. 20 confer with the
Governor General and also to invite the municipal
authorities Of the principal cities N the Provinces
and the nted States Ia Join IN the Railway jubilee
which IS 20 be celebrated sometime IN September. In
vtatons are also be CxteudcdtO the railroad officers
throughout New Enpl and The festivities VIII be ex
tended through three days, and VIII commemorate
the opening Of the OgdensDlrg Railroad 10 Mon
treal which VIII be finished on Tuesday the com
pletion Of the Grand Junction Railway, and the sail
ng Of the steamship : ;. Lewis, the pioneer OF the
new steam line 10 Liverpool
We are sorry 10 say that Rev. William VI. Rogers,
Of The Winter 81 Church. Is not expected 10 recover
His friends fear he viii not oullye The night
4 clerk IN the employ of j. w BlOigett & TO,
drv goods dealers III PedTl-st. either lost or was
~ "a on Saturday Of two thousand dollar bills
o., the Merchants Bank. He md the money to pay
a check.
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id.-Couuterfeiting Case-The Murder in
Rhode Island.

BosrON. Saturday. Aug. >, POI.
Ralph Whitehead, An Enghshman, Mas iouhd
drcwncd in french River near Webster Mass, a
few DAYS since He had previously offered man
800 10 xiii him. saying that ms time was come ana
he mus, die some way The deceased was oil lhteha'
perate habits. which led 10 insanity
Tdward b Howe who was recently arrested for
uasslpg counterfeit bills on the /" Housatomc' and
"Old Colony banks has been held 10 bail, a, Ply
mouth. in the sum OF 81 $50. for trial next week
The potash found buried with the supposed body
Of Ab6v Cookson at Seekonk, r. l. IS said was sold
by a gentleman OF Pawtunket. who asserts thar he
couid recognize the person who bought A.
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Melancholy Accident.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 10, ISL.
,boa,. IN which were Mr.. Rufus Reed, brewer,
Of TN. cty his two daughters two Misses Potter, OF
Prudence Island, and two other persons. names not
vet ascer.alned was upset Ia gale yesterday noon
near Bristol The four young women were drowned.
Mr. Reed sustained himself by swimming, and the
other two oy clInglng TO portion Of the mast which
remained above water, until they we're rescued oy
the crew Of another boat. Only one body has been
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The caicuiauons Of the members OF the Lcsi>a-
ture ne rot finished vet. but appearances Indicate
TIA. both Houses viii De- Wing
LOUISVILLE. SATURDAY. Aug 9. ISL
Additional returns received leave no toub, Of the
election OF l. W. Powell tOpp.l as Governor. ant j.
: Thompson Wing as Ileg'.-Governor. Who runs
ar ahead. Both the Wing and Opposition vote has
fallen OF very largely this year
Returns from % counties show DixOn's loss u b.
3.2il from The vote for Gov Crucntcn. In the
same counties. G. VI CLAW received $50 votes
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Fined for Violating the Passenger Laws-The
Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Aug. Q, lSjl.
The following vessels have been bellcd at this
port for violation OF the Passenger Law SHIPS
Athens and Living Age, from Liverpool Wchel-
hansen Martha Goethe, and Alder, from Bremen
bng, Ouon, from do, and Falcon, from Wexford.
These vessels, failing to have separate berths for
each passenger, were fined 81 each-making alto
gether The sum of $1,000
The Southern NAL, a, late As due, Ia, rived but
brings no news OF importance
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BOARD Of SUPERVISORS. An adjourned
meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors took place at
the County jail Oh Saturday afternoon, Or. 4 J..
Berry President, IN the Char. The names Of the
Standing Committee for the ensuing year were read
and confirmed, and the Annual Report of the County
Treasurer, of moneys and accounts under his con-
troll, was presented. ana referred to the appropriate
Committee. Application was made TO raise 800 for
road purposes in Flatand> and certificate of charges
and claims Oh the town Of New-Ctrecht, for 1851,
was presented and referred 10 the Committee on Ac-
counts The Board then proceeded to the formation
Of the Grand jury lists Of Kings County, for the
coming year
Aid Splnola presented the report OF the Special
Committee on the Luna,ic Asylum, recommending
the purchase Of farm lying between jSth-st Go
wanusl and the New Utrecht line, containing about
forty acres This farm commands view OF New
York BAY, and from is healthfil position. good CON
dilion ard other advantages, Was most eligible Tor
the purpose After a long discussion. in which all
the members Acknowledged the very superior elig
bly OF this SITE but the only objection to which was
the expense OF purchase, taDOut s5oOOOJ 1t was
finally resolved that they should meet in Committee
of the Whole on Tuesday afternoon, 10 examine IT,
as well as the other proposed sites, on the County
arm ana tlStNiflf y Ilotl'lt NtN dl4ptNt4'
,iderng the question passed at the last meeting Is
10 the increase Of salary sought by Il b. DaW son.
SuuogaieS Clerk. Il Was then moved and carried
that hl, salary be 500, instead Of $500. The Eagle
and Adrertisr newspapers are designated to print
the laws of the County. AID the Board adjourned
10 Thursday next, al 7. NJ.
New FIRE CoMPANy.-A new company
has been formed, which already numbers some fifty
members. called Hamilton Co. No Is, and by the
assistance Of Mr. Anderson, Chef Engineer. they
have secured a fine engnc-house Oh Van Brlnt-st.
between Union and President AMI have made ar-
rangements for procuring new engine, of the best
construction, which they intend 70 bring home tins
afternoon On their way home they to have 4
trial with the new engine Of Company No. O. which
Will be brought home the same day, in order to
test the relative capacities of the tWo engines aud
as both expected to be hrst-rac machines, the
trial viii be very interesting.
ATTEMPT AT MuRDER.-A man named
Dennis O'Nel was taken into custody on Saturday
by officer Cuscadden, for entering the house of Ellen
Lewis, a MaIn-st.. and beating her and attempting
to stab her with u knife He committed 10
answer.
BATuERs.-A large number of men and
bows were arrested Yesterday by the llld District
Police. for bathing along the waterfront OF the
city ia violation OF a lato ordinance.
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WisInSGroN, Saturday, Aug ., ISL
The Jury IN the of Day came IN tins evening
with d verdict Of Gully motion was then
made by his counsel for y new trial, but on what
grounds have not aScertalncd
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North-Iaroiinn EleCtion.

NORFOLK, Friday, August ;. 1851
The following returns nom the North Carolina
Election have been received here In Distinct N
los. and Martin (Opp) 20 Hartford gives Outlaw
lGS, and Martin -. Outlaw, doubtless, Is chosen.
RALEIGH. tnday. Aug :, 1851.
Sufficient returns have not been received 20 give
the precise result but the various parts OF the state
heard from indicate that the tnOn ticket generally
has been successful.
VIIlrH DI,rRIcr NORFOLK, Saturday. Aug ..
Stnnly. Rufu.
Tyrrrll .... 81 100
beaufort -...-.-.-....-i0lO j12
Pitts .----..------------------3O -OO maj.
Stanly's gain since last election Is III, and he is
doubtless elected
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Duel in Mississippi.

NICKsBURG, Thursday, Aug !, IH3I.
This forenoon Walter Brooke and Judge Reed
fought a duel at Lexington, Miss. Al the hrst FIRE
Reeds ball grazed Brooks spine, but did not bury
The affair thus ended
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Terrific storm.

WAsHNGroN, Aug. 10, 1851
storm Of two hours duration visited us last night,
accompanied by thunder lightning, ram and flooded
streets. Much damage was done.
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By TELEGRAPH.
Tremendous Storm in Connecticut.

HARrFoRD. Saturday. Aug 9. 1851.
tremendous storm passed over this city this az
teInoon Trees were uprooted, and some roofs Of
houses were blown off
In Windsor. We learn tina; house was blown
down, and woman killed
Markets NORFOLK. August 9
WHEAT Is duh and heavy. Corn IN far de-
msni 81 55a5 for mixed. ADD - 400 for White
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Government Vessel for Cuba

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 10, 1871
Order, have reached mere from the Navy Depart
ment for the frIgate Saranac 10 be IN readiness TO
sall on "Wednesday supposed destination, Cuba
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By Telegraph 10 the New-york Tribune.
kcntucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, Friday. Angus ;. 1851
Powell. (Oppl Tor Governor. makes a net gain Of
1890 votes, IN 10 counties, Crittenden's m l'Ouiy
Of ,,Ae Thompson. lWhigl for Lieut. Governor,
VAS ahead ~ Dixon. (NhlgJ .Or Governor AMI
WicklIfc. Opp fer Lieut. Governor, falls ar be-
hInd Powell, OPP Governor.
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The RIOT AT WEsT-P Nr.-There are

The RIOT AT WEsT-P oINT There are
50 many contradictory statements o. This affair, that
We are IN doubt as 70 the origin Of the row, and
to the true location Of the blame. But 1t IS certain
thatItho first provocatlon was given by the excur-
SION party who went upon the premises Of Mr.. Coz
zcns where Mr.. c. had long ago advertised that be-
could not and would not accommodate large parties
of that sort The Volunteers, We are glad 20 learn
were not IN the melee II The stories Of the Jersey
folks are true, they were not to blame 50 no
body"-that rcongible Observation-Disclosures prob
ably the fellow who began the disturbance With
out seeking further for the cause, viii only state
our conviction that Mr. Cozzens only dong iAs
duty in the protection of his property and Of course
must be held innocent We annex a note which cN-
oneraies the Volunteers
In your paper of Saturday morning, q notice ap-
peaIed, rejecting rather severely On the New Ork
Volunteers, stating thai they IN connection with the
Wright Rifles, of Jersey City, made gross and
wantOn attack upon MT CoZZons, at his house at
the members Of the New NOTk Volunteers conV
II to be my duty TO give true statement OF the
conduct of the corps on that occasion. On landing
at West Point, the Volunteers formed under the
command OF Lieut.. Browne, and. with the cOOrs al
their head. marched drect TO the Military Academy,
where they remained until after the evening parade
of the Cadets then, IN the same quiet and orderly
manner returned TO the boat. Not "A member OF the
regiment stopped at Mr. CozZcns's Hotel either CO.
ing or returning and not ore of the Volunteers was
IN any way connected with the disturbance they
being strangers To the whole affair until after the
boat had left Wesi-Pomt. By giving tins place IN
your columns YOU Will confer = lasting favor on the
NEW-NoRK VOLUNTEERS.
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indiana.

INpl,N,roIIs. ThurSllY August :, iSjl
All the Congressional Districts have been heard
from. except the lst and the With The following
persons are though, % De elected
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BODIES Observation-Disclosures after
noon the bodies fwo BOYS children of Mrs. Green
who, with their mother and others, were drowned
on Thursday afternoon by the upsetting Of Sail-
boat, Just al he entrance 81 the killS were brought
10 tins City board the liuguenot The bodies of
the two sailors have also been recovered. and are
buried on Staten Island. Ali The males have thus
been recovered, and understand that Miss Pascal
was also found. A six.pounder cannon was taken
down from our arsenal and 6red all day yesterday,
at bret intervals, the hope Of raising the other
bodies bu, up to O'Clock nothing had been seen Of
them