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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29

Ws5sisS's lzorto Dictionary Unabridged.
From Dr. Ryeson Superintendent Public Instruction In Cansd
EdHcaiion Office, Toronto, Dec. G, 1851
81 regard Websiers Dictionary far the most coupreher
sive and valuable work OF the kind in The English language
used than other English DciioI
airy; and the il The am impressed with is exec
lence and value"
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HAVING determined not to carry Go the next
III any goods, shall offer them all without
regard 70
Purchaser. desiring lawns. mun' dssues summer
silks elias Of goods bar
must eel all fbncs at price other
pnnf ne Goth Of August.
staple dry rood
full and complete provsh,aly low prices
w. particularly black silks black spacss plaid and plain
whs csmhcs classes much lower hgures
than usually found In this city.
Those J friends who have not paid their bills due us WI please
10
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary 1.
articles, low prices and f, dcslng % BE- fsisd on ~
all PERRY n HROTHtht
Jaly l3-lon Opposite Centre Market
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SCOFEERU On ProjectlIe Weapons OF War and Ex
- plosive Compounds | vol London, lsS2
and Carl
Horse Artillery sc by Colonel Cheney royal
ulery, 1 vol, London, 1854
Deeds e Naval Daring by E. Cihsrd, vol, London lssl
Manual Of Field OPERATIONS, BY Lieutenant Jervs royal a
lery, vol, London, Is52
Gunnsy, BY Howard Douglas enlarged edition. London
1851.
Canada as H. and may be- by Lieutenant Colonel Sir
Richard H. Bonnycssue engineers, vo, London, 1872
Reardmoreh Hydraulic Tables, 4 vol, London tSJ2
Rydes Hydraulic Tables, | vol, London, le5t
Astronomy, by George Bddel Airy royal vol,
London, 1852.
Grants History ~ Physical vol London, Ieo
Creaey's Invasons Of England vol. Lordon, 1850
Hsdiey Coal Mines and Cool Mining, vol London, le5
Imported with others per lat seamsr By - =.
July IL FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Ensign spoonsr 20 Gen. soott.-Letter No 8,
/ MILE NorHn-EAsr or AMOS KEe.
Hillsbro' County, State OF New Hampshire,


Hsbro' County. State OF New Hampshire.
July IS, 1852.
DEAR GIRERAL: Pm in toleTable health but begin 10
feel that leetle taeklcks will be necessary than
al fust thought we would be called on 10 use. The
senator has sent anulker package OF the horse and
roln pin pamhits, which quite unnecessary, as
hadn't begun to the ones fust got, owing 10 Aunt
Nabby's opposition and cuttn remarks about direciin
the judgment of American voters by OF pckiers
She has been all the nay bohood maxim sport OF
the pamfii,s, and, I'm sorry TO say. has made con-
siderable impression agin the pckter operation, and.
TO make matters worse she has recruited coadggyiur
in her lokyioky laburs-and his name is Fleance
MacGll, Irishman. who come over IN 1870 and
fout all threw the OF 1912, which we had with the
British and specially in Mer's regiment; and he,
when he gifts his work .done goes round with aunt
Nabby TO the naybors pntin out The pickters. which
he calls lynn humbugs-hink of that ginera, iyin hum.
bugs!
| know, and everybody knows, gineral. that these
dockerments emmynate in the city of Washington your
headquarters and pass under your eye and therefore you
can vally my feelins when hear them denommynated
iyin humbugs by infarnal Isher. My homer told me
call Mac Gill out but recoeciin your great example
in the of that old oky foky bardcase gnera jack
son, suppressed my bilin Indignation. Speskn OF that
case in which gnera Jackson called you everything but
gentleman. and De Witt Clinton foered arer in the
saim sort of style, and gvn you hint al the sam time
that they would fife you dewel and you, like good
christian wouldn't fte cause it onchristian say,
speakn OF this puts in mind suggest to you
gneral to git somebody, somehow, swear that you
didn't challinge De Witt Clinton TO fife dewel ten years
aer you had chance 10 fife with old Hickory and arer
Clinton had took constitutional afdavy TO te bein
elected governor of the State of New Yauk thought
gineral, would jest give hint on this subject
Yourn 10 ssrve,
ZEKE SPOONER.
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BAysss PAsoRAxThs beautiful panorama with the addition
Crystal Westminster Abbey attracting large
aembages Fellows Hail and though its second visit TO
city, appears likely be well paronzed during Us tay here
For the Of those prefer day srhbon win be
this afternoon - o'clock and again at night al
the usual hour
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INSTRUCTION IN CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, ssc.-In con.
Of the aud increasing demand for instruction IN
chemistry absence Of
propose instruction limited
Of pupils general analytical chemistry particularly
agriculture assaying Of and and IN IL
application the different arts from the want Of us KNOWLEDGE
urn
cap,n every
manure thorough practical obtained
county gwen particular subjects, course,
may be desired.
students full complete library
the ablest periodicals this country Europe.
Terms SIS per quarter breakage included.
II. JAMES HIGGINS,
State Agricultural Chemist.
DR.. CARL B1CKELL,
July I7-cplawoowom Assistant Chemist.
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M The Alumni Association Of Columbia College
Of the Tenth Street Baptist Church,
''' ' - JAMES w. u. LovEJoY,
Jnly l5-ood3ts Recording Secretary.
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Official.
GENERAL ORpERs.l HEADQUARTERS Army,
ADJurASr GEaERAL's OFFICE,
M \ Washi JuIy

GENERAL oRpERs.) HEADQUARTERS or the Army,
ADJUrASr GEnERAL's OFFICE,
No. %. Washington, July l6, 1852
the Generan chief of
to the army Major
yesterday, after illness Of a few hours.
commenced his military January &C. 1909
marne which commission he held
1912 with Great Britain when he appointed
captain artillery army To those who companions
deceased his services during that well
require special His zeal activity
arduous 1914 the Niagara frontier
gaanty the staff the memorable
Chippewa Lundy Lane and the se Of Fo Ee
respect aud admiration OF his brober officers
appreciation of Raised 1925
Adutant General held by him his decease
will understand slight praise that he
brought discharge highly difficult and responsible
through with credit 10 himself aud ad
In all the relations private
was equally mans integrity spoess. lie
in intercourse, staunch
friendship, charity Though poor HIMSELF the poor
In him their benefacor.
appropriate the Of the deceased, each
tay post guns (tirteen,) commencing
and display the national flag
set receipt Of this the
army prescribed badge OF mourning thirty days
BY command Of Major General Scott
L.. THOMAS
Assistant Adjntant General
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EGYPT.

ielegraphe despatch. via Paris states that the affair
81 the inheritance Of Mehemet Ali has been arranged in
Egypt between The Vceroy and the Porte The former
Is TO pay the heirs twenty three millions francs.
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SANuNGS and Exebsoge Bank NJ CnIIrorni.. sap
~ Fractseo.Bis OF Exchange the Metropo-
hs" Washington, and principal city
United States,
facilities and arrangements better and perfect
other house California
Persons carrying Wishing place funds in Caiforn, win find
much take certificates %
from the Rank Of the Metropolis are always prepaedso
cash them presentation.
Investments cscuons and epsncss made on the most "a
vorshie
j. r. ROBINSON. ROBINSON 4 CO.,
r. L. SMITH Managers and rropdeors.
Iuty 1T-dhcpif1y'
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Ensign Amos Keg Militia

NoTY BENY-Mac Gill says that the pickter representa-
you as pinln out 10 Miller WHARF he could find the
battery OF the Britishers at Lundys lane 'is indecent
humbug. bekase every mothers in the regiment
could it. and knew how TO &c, at it, and that Miller
didn't want any plofin at ALL" And the imperden
lrisher always adds lax Gneal Scott eff he wnt up the
hill to take the cannon with the regiment afther his p.
! lon."
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The Masons and d. late Henry Clay

ALBANY July i5--The masonic fraternity arc endeaYor-
ing gel up magnificent funeral demonstration al his
CITY, as testimonial OF grief occasioned by tue death OF
Henry Clay. lie at time grand naster OF the unl
ted States and the members OF the order DESTROYS of
appearing la public in full egas la testimony OF The high
respect in which they held their distinguished brother
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new York Fashionable Clothing Estabtshmrn
xxby,e.aIs and retail. for cash only.

new York Fashionable Clothing Estabitshm.n''
Wholesale and retail. for cash only.
ALFRED MINROE No. AL broadway tbetwecn Howard
Grand all visiting New York
either call their extensive ertsbh
me nj and eramn. superb assortment Of
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Genuernen's furnishing goods,
andc hildren's clothing &C,
Of best description, there exhibited TOT sale -,
The principles which New Orleans establish
eni and which made universally popular IN the SCUM
4it Broadway, New YORK
our face. Tor obtaining goods such 10 ensbc US Al
times 10 Offer fashionable styles OF rarmen
md a lowest prices
Evsty article Is sold under fun guarantees. -
rsIcrs1he OF each article "a MARKED W
plain hrure upon ticket and reduction can ~ any Issuance
be w
An as.cpous Of clothing notice
ALFRED MUNROE h CO.
ssi Bro,swsy, Ns~ York
w. n A,..Tr May 2s-d3nif
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Il :" Scarlet Letter. &C.
eodey Grsh.m s..in, Msgarns for August hi. day
received Tor sale bv TAYLOR n MAURY,
July NJ Booksellers, near 9Th street
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THIS large, new, and eegas, hot op or ne ii
The pubic vii, find fret character
respects 20 tn. hest American hotels a
location few steps from the shOrel With rs~y
ii Jans linz Proprietor,
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ChOlsra al The West.

CINCINNATI, July l5.-The Maysvine Eagle says that
10 cases OF cholera continue ia that city. The
whole number that have thus lar died is 90.
The cholera has broke out al Wilmington, Ohio Six
deaths occurred and there Is alarm
Ii Is also prevailing ia several small hrousho tho
West
In Cincinnati there deaths by cholera daily,
but no epidemic and alarm. The quarantine physician
reports great decrease in sickness on the river.
The call for convention OF wings at Columbus,
the 22d of August has been Withdrawn Ia consequences OF
the exaggerated report of cholera at that place
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p1,nue OF the District Of Coiumbsn.
DIVISION ORDERS


The orders Of the Gcnoranchief Of the Of the United
States announcing the deah Major ROGER JONES,
wedeserved OF The eminent
deceased soldier and Praise from 80 H.
usous commander himself The hyote theme Of praise with
ALL dspenses with additional recommendation % the ympa
military Of the deceased
performed, friendship he had shared for
years. needed any confirmation, would be supplied by the
personal testimony the citizens and citizen soldiers Of this Dis
uiet, among many years universally
respected beloved fellow citizen.
To correspond, therefore, Of arrangement Of
Gerersn chief Of the the generals Of brigade viii give the
necessary assembling and corps
belonging their respective commands he time
Join In the funeral escort.
WALTER JONES,
Major General Commanding the Militia
wssurssros, July IS, 1859.
BRIGADE ORDERS.
BRloApK Hr.poUARrrss,
Washington, July 10, ls5a.
In conformity TO orders from major general
nandns the volunteers belonging the third brigade win the
assembling the regiment joining
the escort rendering military honors to the Of
the Bevet Major RooER IoSSs, Aduant General Of
the United army
n @. wEIGHTMAN,
Bdyadier General Cowmandipg ID Brigade.
REerMENTAL ORDERS.
REonrNrlL lis pou irrFp, OF VoLusrKrRs, NJ. n. G.,
Washington, July is, 1859.
commanding companies belonging volunteer
regiment the trd brigade necessary Tor
sembng funerp respective
pny grounds rounds cartridge,
BATTALION rendezvous, city Hail,
o'clock saturday. (tomofrow)
Of Bevs Major Joss AdIun General Of
| nv order Of Gel. Hickey
| JAMES A. TAFT, Adiu,an.
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Southern Items.

BALTIMORE July Is We learn from Georgia that the
Hon Robert Toombs has been appointed delegate 70 the
Georgia Union convention from Wilkes unity with IN
structons 20 Tor Pierce. ),
The southern mail tonight brings datas from New Or
leans as due. The Pcayune states that three more
bodies have been recovered from the ST. James
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ApJUrlsT GrsERAL's orrtoE,
Washington, July ~, 1852
following arrangement has been made for the funeral bonors
Of the amented ,or Josr, Auaut
Of the army
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION
Funeral Escort.
Com mauder Of the Escort and staff,
The Clergy Of the District and Surgeon General ofthe Army
PAIL BEARERS IaI PAIL brsngHs
MI Mauy, Mayor of Wash Colonel Absr,
ngton, : | General ! Omen,
Gene Neightmau, : | Commodore ShubTck,
General Henderson, : l General Jesup
Commodore Ballard,
The relatives Of tie deceased.
The General-in-chief Of the Army and saG
The General staff ofthe Army.
Officers OF the Army
Officers Navy and Marine Corps.
officers Of the Militia.
United saies and Heads OF Departments
should any OF them be pleased TO attend
Members OF the House Of Representatives. should
any Of them be pleased TO attend
Foreign Ministers and Suites should them be pleased to attend
Clerks ofthe Adlulapt Generals Once.
Societies aud Fraernites hat JON the Procession.
Citizens and Strangers.
teer companie. D,tc be- commanded by senior
sion Of the deceased at 10Th Streets
o'clock M Saturday, I7h Of July from which the pro
cession viii precisely al O'Clock.
The badge OF mourning will be officers Of the
army the left arm and on the bit Of the sword.
hdnant General duty the Headquarters
charged with the arrangements OF the day
BY command OF Major General Scouts
L. THOMAS,
Assistant Adlutant General
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adjourned meeting of the First Ward Aux
Ay Association will be held at the office Of
Dru, esq, Saturday evenings the l7t Instant At
O'Clock
July 10
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In this city, on Tie 18Th Instant CHARLES infant fTHoAAs
II. and ELLsN LANE, aged Ave months and ten days.
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oTIcE-Persons wishns pasture hor,es be aeeomno
IN by applying to e. H. Btashssr Jack
son Hall. 1uD lou
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rAp,S SPRINGS, tys-)-The Mountain House," At hs
popnIar established watering place, viii be rrfus
opened reception of cr under experienced
~ Monday 2st June. No will be spsfea
pscp Capa upon footing oat of comfort andplessuf '
any sunner tho Union IL.
obtained from all the sdiscent olu
The Baltimore and Washington, muncrtns WIN "
sbe transit THE PRoPRIETo@
June os--3tswdAcp im
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Sale To-day.

BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer
FURNITURE OF A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEP-
INGon Saturday morning. July ~, al o'clock In front Of
shall sell the furniture Of family declining
housekeeping, consisting Of
Mahogany sofa, rocker and parlor chairs
and card tables
Do dining and breakfast tables
Man and low bedsfesds
Beds, ard shuck mattresses
Wardrobes, washstands, toilet sets
Cane, od-seat, and chairs
Parior, chamber, and stair carpets
rods, eilcioth,
Shower bath, shot gun, gold watch
Looking glasses, clock, pctures curtains
crockery, and kitchen utensils
millinery consisting Of bonnet
trimmed hats, nbands, putting, &c - = .
Jas. u hcSOlhE,
July I'D hucioneer.
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CANADA n Was, Is and May BE, by Lieut.. Col
\ royal engineers 2 vols London, is52
sophsm trade and Popular Political Economy cram
med by j. u Byles; vol. London, 1852 -
or The Science OF Politics. BY Alison vol. Lon
don, 1852
upon modern times vol, London, 1854
Lewis the Methods OF obserVsuon anu neaohhs
n Politics. vols. London, le57
Civil Natve
Institutions by George Campbell, Bengal Civil Services vol
London, 1859
The hssay OF Gold relating standards
and mark existing Offices; by Ryiand vs
London, le52 . . 80
The Gold valuer; by wathersu, godsmith VOL London
Lardper; 4 vol. London, 1851
and Projected lnyasons oil Bngann ny D. o.
Greasy, NJ. Al vol. London, 1874
Imported per last stcHinet by ,.,,,x r.y,oo
July rs fhhNIh Ihfh"h'
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Canadian Religious Riots.

HAMILTON, (Canada) July Is The Orangemen residing
in this city made excursion Toronto celebrate the
IL OF July and returning attacked the land
ing by Irish Catholics fight ensued. and two
killed and many wounded.
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Rarages "a ite ChoLer

CINctnNArI, July 10 We learn from Princeton Ken
tucky mat lty deaths had occurred In thar place this
son from cholera Many families had lett, and Others
preparing TO leave.
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Serious Illness of Coz. Martin

Dover, IN. H.) July l5-GovernoI Noah Martin, Of this
state, is lying alarmingiy ill., with Inflammation OF the
towels, and his recovery is extremely doubtful,
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Markets.

NEw YoaK July l6.--Saies OF United States 6s 1867,
Ils4 Canton Company, 7ss Money continues easy Ex-
change on London i0A prtm.nm
The Il ,ur IN ,iket IS friner. Sales ri 5000 barrels
81 I2a IS Tor State brands and 81 81 81 30 for south
900 bushels Cenesee wheat liz cents and 0 bushels
Ono red SO 81 Sales of 20c0 bushels mixed
corn 80 a 81 Oats, II 40 cents Rye % 20
cent? Provisions re firm Sales of 200 barrels pork
at Si9 81 Bacon fm-prices unchanged Lard, in bar.
reis 10 I0l kegs The market Is steady
small sales mddling upiands at 81 81 cents Orleans
do 81 cents. Whiskey in barrels, 22i - cents.
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Ne,o Democratic Club.

BosroN, July 49, "A new democratic headquarters club
and reading. room, called the Granite Club No i was
opened here last night Speeches were made by Judge
Blair, of Missouri Hon Henry Hubbard, Of North Carolina
Hon Levi Woodbury., and Messrs Parker Kelly, O'Brien,
Allen. aud others. L,uers read from Frank PIERCE
Judge Cushing b. f, Hdleu NC.
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We are requested r'at the Observatory now snsso
making series observations In connection win 'hs
,n.don 10 Chill that public service requires that ths ohcs'
h. 40 ENGAGED should nterrup,ed and therefore has been
Decided 10 close Inc Observatory viters evening from and
sunset
-
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ssszs5sa.Z. zssHa !, s;Si
baltimore and washington Railroad.
PASSENGER trains follows:
Leave Wellington and 2, m, l2i m, and v y m.
Leave baltimore nj Al and p, a ms aud 81, p. m.
On SUNDAYS The second and third trains from washington ann
,be s.cond ana fourth from Baltimore omitted. :,
Tickets checks Philadelphia and New fos csn
h,,i,.d Nv trains and Passenger pro
ne a,ne secure III. themselves and baggage
IN pa,inore Philadelphia the pes railroad station .
to quaHeft WIZ "
'"fn''"ea up'" spp r. n. PARSONS,
a. a. A, Agent
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have the honor to remain sir with great esteem. your
most obedien, servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
To the Hon J. G. CHAPMAs, President of the Wing
National Convention.
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y = EVANS n. q. FAINT
Late Chief Clerk Pension Office. m"souh
I,ykNs q FAINT, Attorneys and Agents. opposite
II treasury building Washington D. c. give prompt attention 70
claims against PENSIONS bounty land back and
pay will especial attention W rroen
NJ suspended revolutionary pension claims
paid land and orders io uen Hom
Refer to members Of Congress. Of The
orally. isepubhcJ 'u"e AZ -o''@
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By E. N. srRATroN, Auotionosr


Terms cir, twelve, and eighteen months credit with interest
satisfactorily Conveyanee the expense Of the
chaser July lid
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State of The Rtrer

PTrsBuRG July IS The river is very low this time.
having but three and inch 10 the channel
Business is very du In consequence OF the low Of
the water, only small boats ALL Very few pas
sengers arriving or departing.
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Letters from Tauris Of both May nounce that Hers
aai been definitely annexed to Persia.
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Victoria prorogued till Friday, the goth August.
Elecioneerlng is the order OF the day, and from
the peculiar aspect OF political matters contest more
citing than ordinary is looked for. Assuming that meet
OF the candidates have announced themselves the fol-
lowing offered the nearest estimate mat can be
formed OF the parties in the field mniseriaiss, 376
opposition, 39S together with floating balance OF ia
. liberal conservatives" onehalf OF whom might fairly
be expected 10 vote against the ministry II will be
ticed there few seats unconiesiei.
The late proclamation against Roman Catholic process
sons has begun 10 yield fruit On Tuesday night riot
broke out al Stockport between The Catholics and Pro.
tesants at least The disturbance began respecting pro-
cesson OF Roman Catholic Sunday school children,
but aiIerward merged into general fight OF Irish
and English AT first the Irish had The best in the
fray, but afterwards the English proved victorious,
and proceeded 10 pull down the houses OF the Catholics
Several dwellings unroofed 10 furnish missiles and
the furniture broken mp TO supply weapons The mob
then proceeded to sack the Catholic cbapes, one OF
which they completely Quilted and made bonfire OF the
pews, organ, and furniture OF the altar, nc They also
paged The priests house, and proceeding to greateI
ouages when detachment of the Goth regiment arrived
on the ground and by their presence kept the rioters in
check Sixty OF the wounded rioters taken TO the
hospital, and one was picked up dead-killed with
ptchok One hundred and fourteen of the riag eal-
sufficiently well under the circumstances, having sworn
in 500 special constables, and distributed them patrols
to keep the mob from reassembng troop Of Dragons
has arrived the town, being reported that the Irish
Catholics from Manchester, and other places In the
neghborbood, coming 10 reiaste for their country
mems defeat
The telegraphc cable between Dublin and Holyhead
does not work, and surveying party l. engaged IN
searching for the injury. Only FIVE miles OF cable
was used than would cover The distance in straight
line.
On Wednesday the ship Admiral arrived from Port
Philip with 30 $40 ounces OF gold, valued at nearly
ff20 900 The captain that the difficulty Of obtain.
ing crews 10 undimnshed and there are nifty sail in por
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monk named Chrisiopherus is giving the Cover
ment much trouble by preaching against The spiritual a
,horty OF the Patriarch OF Consantnople lie IL atien
ed by crowd Of fanatics who have beaten of the roo
sent to apprehend him.