Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11
News from EUrmah,

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engage in efforts to throw off the British
rule in India, and recover the extensive
and fertile provinces of Pcgu, Arracan,
Norgui, &c, which had been wr1s'od from
him not long since Ii was rumorcd at
Calcutta that he had actually raised large
! army, for a demonstration on Raugoon.
/ Bat letter just received in Lcwisburg
/ rom Rev Mr.. kincaid, dated March s,
/ lives the true state of the case. Mr.. Kin
caid says, {" | find that the Mahometan
merchants at Ava, used all their influence
to strike. Iustcad Of that, he sent, about
I forty days ago, Ten thousand Rupees
/ labout 81 600, or $1,000, to the Com
mittec in Calcutta, for the relief Of those
who suffered in the mutiny. lie saw in
( the rancrs that Queen Victoria, the En-
pcror Of France, aud the Sultan Of Turkey
/ had each given 81 1000, and he would give
no less, though told that the King Of Sar-
/ dilia, aud the Pope of Rome, had given
much smaller sums
. The last India mail brought the affective
/ intelligence that the Rev Mr.. NINToY,
one of the Oldest, and probably the most
apostolic and successful of the missionaries
. among the Karcns in Burmah, died on the
3lst of March in consequence Of some un-
usual exposure. He leaves a widow and
/ children He was just beginning to preach
/ in the native language when DR.. Maicom
visited his station, in 1886, but his exact
age We do not know.
( FoILED.-Thc Administration expected
to get the control Of the Kansas Lccomp-
ton election into their own hands, and !ha:
the meeting Of the .fve Commissioners-
three Democrats aud two Republicans
would net be held until 4 successor had
arrived for Mr. Weis, who they suspected
# being inclined TO fair play. Bat Mr..
W,ir, not liking being kicked out without
q more justiiable cause, hurried W a mce-
ting, when it was ordered that the Election
should be held On the first Monday Of
August, ard that Mr. Dcitzler should make
out list Of Election officers, &c. Tho
Is good beginning, for the day chosen IS
that of the Missouri Election, which may
keep most Of the Border Ruiiians at home,
and Mr.. piazlcr will select Election off
GERS who will Of confirmed by the Board)
allow no Kickapoo nor Ozford frauds.
We have to record no further outbreak
between the contculiag parties since that
described on our first page. Indeed, the
temper Of the Free State men is so high
that they Will ayepge any further outragcs
to the utmost, and the Ruliiaus seem to
know i. Hamilton and Brockctt have
escaped from Kansas
1t is rum3red that Gov. Denver is aux-
ious to resign. The requirements Of the
Slave power he can not execute if he would.
Judge Lccompte, it is also intimated, Is
weary Of doing the dirty business Of
Slavery.
\ personal contest between Gen. lane
and Nr. jenkins, in which the latter inva.
d,l the premises Of the former, resulted
in the death Of jenkins. The quarrel or
giuatel about land title.
JERSEY SHORE, June S.-On Saturday
evening last, boy named +. Campbell
was crossing the bridge at Phelps Minis
accompanied by his mother, when he fell
IF and was drowned lie was about ten
years old, and son Of T. 3. Campbell. a
reward Of Fifty Dollars is offered for the
return Of the body to Phelps Mills, or
for information that may lead to its recov-
cry.
GIVE EVERYTHING IT'S RIGHT NAME. .
-" Independent Ialp' is generally read
in rulpits " Independence" Hall. That
is no more right than to call our Hall
20 Tommany," or "Fancuil" 1t is but
triiiug error, and may as well be rectificd
as not.
ry~ Gen. j. Pinkncy Henderson, L. S. .
Senator from Texas, died in Washington
City, last week, Of consumption. IL was
born in North Carolina, about 1904, par
ticipatcd actively in the Texas Revolution,
and was first Governor of the State.
ne,We will copy Gen. CAMERoN's able
and pointed Spcech-on the Times aud
their Kcmedy-ncxt week.
rG-John Hertz is appointed Collector
of the Lewisburg Borough School Tax for
1858.
I@-Congress it is expected will adjourn
on Monday next. Nothing important.
4 violent storm passed over this sec
ton Of the country on Friday night. We
learn that at Hughesville a stable was
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