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INDIAN INcURsIoNs IN TExAs-Nep Orleans,
Oct. livery late reports from the interior
portions Of Western Texas represent the incur
sions of the Indians as very formidable and dar
ing, in consequence of the withdrawal of the
United States troops, concerning which fact
they have now become fully aware, thus adding
to their holiness and audacity. There was
great alarm among the residents of the disturbed
districts, but assistance, it was believed, would
be shortly procured.
The Sarah Wooster, Stampede, Atwater, and
Linda, from New York, had arrived at Indian
ola.
The GREAT EAsFERS.-Portlasd,N Ne, Oct.
l5.-Frederick Cumberland, ESQ.,, agent of the
Great Eastern, who has come to make arrange
ments for her reception, arrived here Yesterday
from Canada He has no doubts that the steamer
will leave for Portland, Me-, in the latter part
of October. When he left, the company did
not entertain the thought Of her visiting any
other port in America this trip bat Portland,
where it was expected she would remain about
n NoRrH AND SoUrH ENGLAND CRrcHEr
MATCH. Philadelphia, Oct. l4.--The cricket
match between the North and Sonth Of Eng
land players came off to-day. The South made
So runs in their FIRST innings. The North, With
six wickets down, made 40. Hayward played
splendidly for sixty. This concludes the match,
and the Engliah players leave for Niagara to-
/ DEArH or TIE PRESIDENT OF rHr Lrcoxp-
rox CoxvHSr10H.-& Louis, Oct. l7.-John
Calhoun, President of the Lecompton Conven-
ton, died ct ST. Joseph on the 18Th. s.
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Harpe,'s Ferry, Oct 1911 A. M.-Train
arrived and halted below town, where runners
communicated the state of affairs. The Jeffer-
son county fgiment had entered the town from
the virg;nA side, and the Frederick troops
crossed the bridge. There had been good
deal of frig, and some nine persons were
killed.
Mr.. Becham, agent of Railroad Company,
was shot though, and bis murderer fell almost
at the samdinstant, pinned by rife ball from
friend of beckham. 6
The troois have landed, and are in the town.
The insurgents are willing to surrender, but on
terms Of sde conduct out of difficulty; other
wise, they threaten to sacrifice the lives of
Lewis Washington and Col. Daingerfeld, whom
they now hSld as prisoners
Capt. Aaron Stephens, of Norwich, Conn.,, is
now dyingpf his wounds, and makes the fol-
lowing sta1ment: h#a FA
"The plln has been concocting for a year or
more; theIparties rendezvoused at farm a
few miles rom here, rented for the purpose by
Capt. Brotn, Of Kansas notoriety, under the
name of Saith. sf5fle
Among PIE insurgents are Kagg of Ohio,
Todd of Mine, William Seaman and Brown of
Ohio. - F@ 49, III
The Prudent on Monday ordered the ma
rines from This city and three companies of ar.
tillery from Old Point to the scene Of disturb
ance. TIL msrines, ninety-three ia number,
started on !he three o'clock train; and we I'M
derstand tlAt the companies from Old Point
came up De Bay on Monday night, and pro-
ceeded toiths Ferry on Tuesday. Governor
Wise teleGaphed to the Colonel of the JeHer.
son county militia to raise force and proceed
TO quell th} riot, The Governor himself, with
such volu3teer forces as he could raise about
Richmond came up on Monday night, and pro-
ceeded tht morning 70 the rendezvous TO take
the commgnd in person Of the State forces.
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Coroner McNuty held an inquest on the fol
lowing day on the body. Hon. j. G. McKib
BIN was the first witness called. He testified
TO all the particulars of the duel, detailing the
manner in which it was conducted, &c. The
pistol used by Senator Broderick appears t.
have been more sensitive on the trigger thar
the one used by Judge Terry, although Mr.
Mchibbin was not able to discover the differ
eence at the time the pistols were examined
LeOnidas Haskell swore that he was on the
ground, but did not see the firing. He heard
Ihe report of two pistols, however, and saw Mr.
brOderick fall.
Bernard Lagaorde, gunsmith, was mex
sworn. He had examined both pistols, and
loaded the one used by Mr.. Broderick. The
pistols were loaded precisely alike, and were
alike in all respects, except that the one useG
by Mr.. Broderick was little more sensitive or
The trigger than the other. He said, in the
Presence of all the seconds, that the weapons
We're too light on the trigger.
d, henry Fritz sworn Said he was present a.
Inc duel; saw the parties take their positions
saw 3, the shots fired, and Mr.. Broderick fall
lhere were but two shots fired; and the differ
ehce In time was very slight between the re
ports
Ar. McKibbin, being recalled, said the armor
ct loaded the pistol used by Mr.. Broderick.
THE VERDICT.
The verdict is, that David c. Broderick
porn IN the District of Columbia, aged 40 years
came to his death from a wound inflicted by q
P,SIol ball fired from pistol Intentionally by
~ ms !. Terry, on the morning of September
THE FUNERAL.
:, me funeral took place on the 18th. During
-, Ie forenoon, large number of ladies and gen
Semen passed through the Union Hotel, paus
H. lew moments in the room where the body
ny 10 state. The plaza and adjoining streets
TT thronged by vast multitude Fully ter
Sousand people were in attendance ct the
ur appointed for the commencement of the
t; oSequies. Col. E. D. Baker delivered the ora
Sr%; and at its close the procession commenced
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n. A. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(9tsdt0nwa,t uup U1cuttitlcr Nctar.)
snirftblt Ft ir Uetcrnohnc aucr @ttiegritlitc aVf aacu s.
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srs'"uecr. |iN"Rno. ga. 1876
Snp. 8. Mtltpn,
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80 D. 9ranbY, Sin uUb SWccI 21in,
20 70 Slo Applt 9raRcY,
1875 20 cnr. tirhn 9tre 2EhiSfeS (rpn IL Scbrs olN.
100 GO Srccitor 9!Yc @let9 (gr wethtn lb ea,i.;atr
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We; ame oGY1ia 9id0rrcn.
HaalCnN fur eaa nrir lci!biT aeIhcnte 3u.rauea. fp1e 10 .bura
rtu!t.'dae Auottbrung au,r &uiae3c oaHtltc aut Terrcrtin mi
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20
The Steamer Chesa peake.

BoSToy, Sept, 19, 1859
The steamer Chesapeake, Capt Orowel, from Portland
for New York, encountered hurricane at two O'Clock
Sunday morning A very high was running She
sprung leak, and put into Provincctown last evening
with several feet Of in her hold. Sixty tons OF
cargo, consisting Of sugar. syrup, OIL &c, thrown
overheard The passengers seventeen in number,
landed in safety. The steamer makes little water now,
but she is deeply laden her cargo probably badly
damaged She will await instructions from her owners
The Chesapeake was hove to at s A. n. Sunday, at
Cape Cod, bearing south, three miles with very heavy
sea running; sounded the pumps and found feet
water the hold She headed for the land with the
intention Of running her ashore but succeeded in making
Provincetown.
PRovNcErowS Sept 10, 1859
Steamship Chesapeake on her voyage from Portland for
New York. having encountered hurricane during which
part of her cargo thrown overheard, put this
port She makes water and will proceed her voy-
age 10. norrow morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20
The Irish Society.

This society, which established in ls4s held
ing last night at Clinton Hail. Astor place. for the purpose
Of hearing the discourse of the Rev Alexander Hanlan
vicar Of Mount Shannon diocese Of Klaoe Ireland
tive to the origin history and progress of the society and
what amount Of good has effected its organization
As the asscmblage congregaed TO listen TO the discourse
rather sparse, the reverend gentleman rather
tame in his remarks and evidently measured their mpor
lance according the numerical strength his audience,
which was about one hundred in the aggregate.
The Rev. DIR. Dixon introduced the Rev Mr. HAyLAS TO
the meagrc assembagc and the reverend lecturer having
been thus initiated commenced somewhat unnteresting
discourse by describing what we had already known be-
ford-namely the origin progress and which the
Irish Society had achieved and the influences which the
Bible had wrought in turning the people of Ireland from
Popery 10 the true practice Of religion. The reverend
gentleman evidently lacked originality in his remarks;
and having tried TO satisfy the few auditors who were
present by relating two old womansh anecdotes,
he came to the main point, and said that he would
take up any collection towards the good work that
ing but would leave TO those who might be inclined to
forward TO send their contributions the Central Com
mit,ee at Washington, where they would be thank
fully received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20

BosToS, Sept 10, 1859.
One brig and three schooners, unknown, won't ashore
Hollis Hole during the gale Saturday night and all coal
loaded
Brig Com. Stewart and brig unknown ashore
on Duxbury beach.
Brig Juniaa, of and from Portland for Philadelphia
went ashore on Duxbury Beach, Cut river, during
the gale. She has lost sails and forefoot
Brig Commodore Stewart, of Harpswel from Portland
for Jacksonville in ballast ashore the same place
but much damaged Both vessels will be got of at
the next spring tides.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1859.
II is reported that large number of river and bay
craft are ashore in the lower Potomac.
The brgs reported ashore yesterday have arrived at
Alexandria.
1t is reported that the steamship Mount Vernon, from
Washington for New York. lying yesterday morning
at nney Point, with large ocean steamer alongside
BALTIMORE, Sept 10 1859
The schooner J. W. Maitland, from New York, went
ashore on Friday ut Bodkn Point. She will have 10 be
lightered before she can be got Off