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!bTNK OF SUMTOKA.
IK New Work, " Washington and bis
jfWi 'nov nbout three o'clock, and5 a
he!j citation of arms took place, while
s'tiyisions prepared for the final en-fr;'(lAfiWon-
clearing, about sixty
V. ilUr,t nhd iniirelv surrounded
iypoj-jeparatcd them as they Mood
il ". ill t '4rrtll.locrr.im'. ThU
Jim !ii ! VAX :! ; i. 1 -SS -AY . ; : AV m 1 J : H ? V -.mm
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Editors &f Proprietors.
A CHECK , CPOX ALt CR
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vert, they present th same wall of fire
fa;Miot of j each other, uue the on wrncn me pravesij grenaoiers aasn in
?li , from .he northern ' " .!? batHeayed to and fro
va
vain.
opeU uown, iro.u. u,c , um. CrossUlis cieaJrin-lr three fearful hours;
asthe.pouiuern, on uu.cn me u WR9 one! continued thunder-clan .and
posted. A deep wood driving mass of. flame over its bosom.
were
i Jfron the New-York Times.
1 REVOLUTIONARY INCIDENTS.; ii
BT WX. T. RODGERS,;J. . ,
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. il ihrni. whileh the British were while the cie and shouts ofmaddmetl
i'nuri in an operi pine forest. The men added stil? greater terror to tho scW:
Wi ' :.L r .i..:!! :,,4 Now closing m with the bavonet. now re.
cno1PT r , tiring before edestrctivdischarges of
l lAs th Atnencas looked out from rape.shot, novf Sweeping witlf loud
Hwt!iC(?.VCrln. lry' SaW am 1 nuzzasoverith4 captured guns, they fought
,piflf(lreC!on the larther side, long wan an enejrgy and dpsperation that per?
0f firass '-c.m'non ihining through the fectly astoiiishjed tiieiJr adversaries The
L-folhke. and -beside them the gun- ok,cs office;fsl declaifd they had -have
:?'UV fU ctill fir witnessed such a destructive . workwith
a- m htiteci matches, wnjie sun iar- .. , . . j ... . . - . .
-fs.ft" , , i i-1 i. r , small arms, or Isuehi terrihre firing from in
. -ef cn lileatlied the plid lines ol steel Itry uefor4 thefrj onset, the firmest
IT Vniirrht broke the silence that t mnns tvnt VloWh. Ami nrrnin 5nrt nrairi
f: UjiiiLM-'hts. save the hurried or- did they charge thole strong batteries
rrfll Li-Li. ffnr!rprrimpnt whpplrd home, and wrench them from the grasaof
tTrrr rrr.r... " : the enemv. I Out offdrtV.ej2ht men' who
ifp t While nje suij suoiie swcei. , u k ,l. . ;
, . . i . ... , commanded pne battery, thirty-six were
r'uUcc ' whic tie snn snone sweet- . ,- ; i l4 s .v ."'.-r:,
lrL' . i . , commanded one battery, thirty-six vere
wfi onl-llie springing grass, gently ki,,et,lhe derJd ,aj fn heaps amid the
.jjtliwn in the mild September breeze, wheels of the arriagp," while the bipod
-lie Spit thAt quiet clearing on the top stood in pools 0ver ihk clearing. ! In ;tbe
v h ! With the long Sliauows 01 Uie nnusi u 11113 uniuajjvjuc sun went uuu
WC HU'I , 13 . . ,. n ; ! i. 4. i
i i m t inr in l'wkh ULciuis iii&l uif.ii iiicu n. inu-
Plimir acrO!--U uusoiu aim m --. .i . i : . - o-- ---- ...r .s
. mPntthrnnrrh he' hlnh.,rrt. nlnnff that
:rcC?ij lyi umnermg vo.cano, curtained ie fied; andhhen Jwilight
mcj into the rnidst, ana maite it settled ovcr )andSQtipe. Through the
s if. In the grasp of an earth- deepening eloom, bright were seen as the
".i i The ! Americans could hear ,d is- dark columns (still rushed to the eticoun4
D'rxlets given in the English Ar- ter ; but at lepgtti dejep night came onH
anu me uau e ceaseuL Here nntt thnrei
t aiJ fnttedj with beating hearts, the
'-ppm&FEMAL& SCOUT. . - J
. The devoted patriotism and inr!nmIttto MrJ
ag exhibited ,by the American women during;
the st juggl fbr independence, iha's been the el4
o'quent theme of many an jable writer, and the I
subjectSof many;afgifted en Numberless S
were the instances in which these noble woifi
menunawed by terrible threat and cowardly hVf
sult proved bow immeasurably superior they I
were, in , mental and . moral courage; to", thirj
j farmers jand hucksters vending provisions ; oth
jers moving to an4 fro, ready to convey to the
! Republican: camp! any intelligence their com
paniona were enabled to obtain.' A ;
: Among the i party .was a slightly built youth,j
S who had joine themi upon, the, breakirtg upfof
the arn at Middlebrook, and insisting upon be
jcoming one of thfeir number,; had attached him
self closely to the person of thMr leader.jV .7
Spite: of all ins efforts he could not overcome
!the determination of the t youth' and afte r x.
plaining the nature' and difficulty of the service,
and giving him; the necessarj instructions, they
proceeded to their dangerous! jask. W4C i
The Captain; of the scouts ;was a gallant and
base and heartless oppressors.
1 rXcttiated .by a sincere' and unbounded love for"
their -country, and their country's welfare", they
I suffered privation and hardship without a mur
I raur, and bore up under trials the most severe;
; without complaiiit. To their determined cour
agei and unceasin? efforts. Freedom owes much.l
, Their fervent prayers, and, when necessary.
their individual example, had n unbounded in.
mn to .1 moderate s;tb: to I; ;
: ers. We quote a pretty gr-nrral
upon the currpnt rates of Tuc- : , .
on wheat 4d to Gd per 70 lbs., i .
.13 to is, barrels Is Gd; barlev 1J
per CO pounds; beans Is. '
,.4.J , ,rJ iM5W iSERIES, . j Indian corn 2s. per quarter
clitrs. , Da this, Axo Libeetv V ( , r , & to I sTper barrel f oat meal j .
Gl.Jlarri.o.. ! NUMBER C,OF VOLUME IV. . j Several parcels of Indian corn wi re ;
- f :M- r ' ' ' rr ' S - - ! :- '' at the advance to hold over, whic!;
the only speculative transactio:
rent to-day, the great bultof our d
being for consumption.
? Liverpool Cotton Marlct, May
- Our market has been laboring ::
money ..pressure throughout the
which has rendered prices .very irn
almost nominal; generally spc.v.i:
merican cotton is down JJ per i!.
Friday, but in some instance?, t::. !
culiar circumstances, d td h p? r ;
decline has been submitted to. '1:1- :
sure has been felt more among ti. '
ersof Amnrican cotton thanof o:!. r '
iSurat is.ld per pound, and ir;u.
j!.gypuans f& to ta lower. c:t I
without change. There have Lei u t
on speculation 3,300 American. ftr
tation .300 American and GOO Sura:.
: j From the Baltimore Sun June 3i.; "' .: ;
ArrivaT of (he Packet Ship Rainbow.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
'ADVAXCE i- BaEADSTtrrs.
T7ie Famine t Ireland
of an
American Firm Decline in Cotton
i Condition of the Money Market Deaths
fromtlftFaminc-FeccrW
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received by- telegraph 'yesterday
morning the following despatch from N.
York, which was immediately issued in a
The ship Rainbow, which sailed from '
rfnJ V.' ..." ' Liverpool on the 8th of Mav. nrrw'r:: I J1" "lareU by the, omtin,',
U n : i - "F 7 " c 10 pne 01 1 New Yorl- nn Tnesdav niahf h IJrokers this week, tor fair
the British outposts, and leaving his horse had ? r v 0n .lue,!?a n,?ht' bringing novved fil-: Mohilr r. n
cottc:!.
i . . . . Itnvvpfl HI- Alnhil P. nrit fir v
reache.) ,Ke bao of Mr. Hiram Hughe,, elr , bV tbVstUmer BrfSa" ' '1 i Sales ' to7lb JUj" ncTiv,-
pahway,nd enter,- vvith his companion had The ,.3. w,re deliatlng in the i Sea Island 1CJ a 22 ; 00ta,nrJ d
secreted bimsejf.n the straw, and was quietly ! House of Lords the proposed actfon of the L450' .n,1 5 ; , 1
awaitirig ihe.mpvemnt of his foes. They had ; Irish poor laws. j , ns 5i 8 5 -4,800 Mobile, 5j r. i .
Scarcely. Untie snugly to ensconce themselves in i An American firm in Manchester is , sales-f27,070 of all kinds.
f :thf lmtrn " ivtinn; cararil t.M:-- - i A Rnill tr ViJv riilr.l ik.. . i- Xitr ! jrr-fwv! I-s-.'..'!. 1 f 7 ., ' , .
rflAfcHsA an at h .nihilnj AAlnnlcl.' QnH Ih.i.l!. :J:.t'!. 1 " I
. "''V V , ; V the m and commenced saddling their hors. uuu- Bacon Hams Wh.l T nr.V cill ,
approvSng smile,sond heart.felt thanks rendered l' ar- -.j . .. TU dot f ti, m , , I . 'con, tiams ana L.ard st II c ;
1 KfV ;Ln . .i --j. es'andiMbe same time discussing the proprie. . 1 ne stale of the money market was be- h gh, and the demand is onite cr
our forefathers doubly strong in their determma- . nr i- tt qf.if ivu;k .u . -t,ur",c I r;nnino- to attract TiMinr-.l ' ? c uciu,mu qnue Ci
-s i , , . ' 0 i IV oi an aiiacK wnicn iKnv . i. -,u,1,,, l diirn-t Jicnerai attention in riur i-tiimhacnru n 4-..n
n frrTlhP .lllnlr ,r.U nf Rn.; f i ' . ilUOUl lO illilKe j l) ' ' " i . juiwujv,i n 111C Hill lilll. -
I ii - "i " " " upon accompany of militia, stationed about four i u f r r r 1 P;isl month. JJeef and Pork movi
iiEXiVi.. vi lishttrii? un the forest With thpip vol ips.
4 Itre'-'rang through t ho woods
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Lejli itcd; matches; descended Jiftc a
iih en thf n'S and! the next moment
'l ill. 1 A Aitncliinrt t Vi t 1 1 nrli f tin Irnncr
J'.owoJ Ly an explosion that shook the
knij the, battle commenced. The
with . their yolliesi
was over, and night
but the great: struggle
and death remained Sole masters 'of the
fid
near,
a perfect ;arpt of corpses, andall around
was scattered j the wreck of the fight.
Here lay a trampled pjlome, there a neg-
chl. On thai single (clearing were piled
early a thousand meji, coveringiit with
'.ifTatts stood firmj befbre that iron lected sword, jfurther
rTij'watdiing the shattered boughs that
ere w
A repli
-xTuccd
on a rent banner,
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'J abiJiut their heads, but not a
d. Finding that the cannonade
ho impression', the liiiglish com-
undtr ortkrtd.the wpods to be cleared
while the bliiej frocks of the American militia-men
and the scairlet uniforms of the
British soldiers were mingled together in
inextricable confusion. Arms raised an
hour before in! hate arid rage, now lay a
cross each other in the repose of death,
and over the! scowling brow the dews of
ranrjy
ft -'14 all ages of the world, the influence of wo
hien olrer a people engaged in any great , and
important undertaking, has been felt and ac
knowledged. . More especially in cases of the
invasion of a country by a foreign power, has it
made itself apparent.' The invaders knew this,
and against them directed their strong efforts.
Tfiej fact is a notorious one, that the American
females .were brutally treated, wantonly insult
miles distant. As soon as they were ,ono I A " ' 11 101 r was raging aml for sh,ps' stores, the latter comm
Welling ind his comrade hurried forth to cot iTrJi "h ' i'TV less.fhT 250 StiH aJnccd ratcS' ' '
-.. .l JsJi: r.:.. , : Lu.neraU hfld entered Lather Mathew's ! ' ' - ' ' -
cj me njiciiigi-iico oi me iiiii'iiucu iiiiuuK, iii'.i (r?vftt:tery ill
one viar.
oy anticipating ine arrival ot me liriusn, to en- i ne ic.w Jersey Relief ship had arriv
sure them; a warm reception. et at Liverpool, and had caused quite a
stir
They had gone but a short distance when the V T .
clatter of horses ho6fs were heard directly be-iJnf'" - dn Liverpool con
, . . ... J . j Unued very scarce, and the rates of dis-
hind them, and though his younger companion . COunt raised from 5 to 19 nPr
s urged the necessity of flight, Welling, who knew ; Sale of 4,000 bales New Orleans r,
II UlllUlll T IIIUll a Si. . - - -Wl. . i
ed, and, in many instances cruelly wronged by " ? " , ' 1 w "V"15 nce ine '"stant - - J -!' j-o yv.0u,
' s i . O J V, l, , f Li. A . .1 jit 1mm rii in N.I nnA P fL:K . r. . We Wri lri In think lhal l.fr, s
ttje British soldiers, the subordinate oflicers, and
ARMY INTELLTGIvl.
From tlie N. O. Drlta; v .
tii E Last n s ws . fro m'
gen. scorrs advanc;:.
The advance of our army toPueLh
1. . ' .- . ' w resh horses o h s nursuers. doemed t nnidnt at irom OS to 3d. and of Mnh t .1 i were iea io miiiK mai uen.
U4d. i -""seu ins designs aner tn depart
K;b the payohfit. ji ;
rfr-iiffct order and close array that ' ght slowly gathered!
lplatlry emerged irom the pine ! I
li.; the clearing, reddening the the invJJ JJetten Jhe 10th
. i . , . r of September and the7th of October, con-
!. fx citt ah theiT scarlet )s. lt mishcs place between del
:(foubJ(f quteSc,;limeJyith their standards tached parties, resultihff from the efforts'
I!rtrrt
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:rtArnih iij the witjd, and the drums of the Americans to prevent the enemy
;& Fkitj wildest I liotes, they swept from foraging; Burgbyne, though taught
vefdic bnn croundJand steadilv movel a s;ld lessonj by the battle that had been
1 a Jr i i I J a ii .i fought, of American valor and steadiness,
.aoothcifar her margin. All there was .-,? , , u,. r . , j i i - i
whnd (not on ess, (hough thousands cf lon-and wistfully torUid from iNYorW.
jtiiye wjre on;jtlio advancing bat and refused td retreat- At length, his pro
fi!iww,'i lid thdusandsf of sinewy hands visions becoming nearly exhausted, he re-
mclu chmg convulsively- their trusty so,vc-'d to "mfijie another desperate eflbrt
rts. Atlcmrth those steadv troons to ciU his way throughthe American lines,
' I . rnrl nnvh nnsin A I r i iiKr '
tlirt A mprii-'n.!! Iini wiinn s r
iitDlnlaUing, they poured in one deep
he. .next moment their levelled
ipndtaleamjd through the smoke, and, V
jr.i-J,v ' ' i i '. ! . i . , . .. e
wuciiu'nin fciiouts. inev rushed to me
A$inle order echoe'd along the
bfieri by those high in authority.
By i few of the commanders, 'lis true, they
were always treated with the delicate conside
ration and gentle care which is ever their due ;
but tni'iy others, to their everlasting shame be
it remembered, acted as though literally devoid
of all the ennobling sentiments of the human
heart, and totally, lost to all feelings, except the
gratification of their own base passions and vin
dictrvel malice4.-
Katjs Solms was joung ; the breezes of but
seventeen summers had kissed her cheek, still
to turn aside, into the wood,' and allow them to
pass by; They had barely time to attain the !
shelter bf a neighboring copse, when a party of
dragoons numbering about twelve, passed in
hpt pursuit bf the scouts, who had been noticed
to leave the barn, and' take the direction in which
The arrivals of grain and flour were li- u ? ecrs' . wollId r,rina,n rit
mited. Wheat has advanced! rr h.,.1,. ! u'"h J"? Va?Kuard at-Perotc. But it
. - our ,lr6l omi;lt, .U,. L- 1 1, ,
ng fr reinUrccmenti i iho i
Santa Anna. imKa
A V 'l ' " MV llifclllll v t .
a 4os. incr ki .i r.: r i
nrliAn nrn ivne holi Prnm lo n O., f .1 . '.
, t n . . - our nrsi 01
el ; Western flour brought 4 Is per barrel; , ut waitin
Philadelphia and Baltimore braijds 12s Gd i rect Sail
a 4!l i ! i .
of Worth- tv'Ilhliia llClinl nrnmnl it.. I .
they were now rldinW As they reached the er, and dull. Other grains had advanced ' ty. on the road from Puebla to Mexic -i
spot where the fugitives had turned off, theydi- in proportion. It is said ho has 10,000 men with 1
vided into two parties and commenced the i London, May 7. Wheat has advanced wil1 make another stand at aformi li'
search of the surrounding wood. ' 5s Pe" quarter, and flour 2 s per barrel. lhe rd at the Bio Prid. Thi i
w ii i " a t a c r . .u i The steamboat which arrived at 12 o'- ,he danScrous and difficult ju
Welling reflected for a few moments upon the , . , . . . . , . my will have to make. The road.
course ho; should pursue, then beckoning his n nf Vftst-r(iav mfTrnin(T WoK,.!. 1 distance beyond PueLla,-is escellent.
. ...w. I lift.WWIi'
Cordova it reaches lhe rriountaiu ,
through deep, narrow defiles .tnd over
shej w; in;bearl and mind, a woman. She comrade to folloxv, he dismounted and retraced Jy space for a few additional extracts :
7 tj '-" i . . - - I V i - c-frvno tA I li t l.rwn 'Pho r o r V r. rl it it. rPl. Aim 1 o r 1 ' I I . I . ! . ! 1 C
was not what the world terms beautitul her 0,vi,0 -" " j fic icrnuiu civu war in j rnfT(Tt.d l,ei.hls. The country is wiM
' . .- . . ,! co(atv a i.l o a 1 1 a ttmnrrlit n nrl icni'n mil t.nt l"!hin' 1 0 0(10 no l"rn L- i II at I Am- .,...-..1..1 ! . P1"? T . . . . . 0.
countenance was not one, that at hrst sight, s",vvr 6"m i , ' r"' " vx- uulluru' thinly
vri(f!(rt Willi niL a rtrt Ainaa r 1
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woldlimpress the beholder with a profound ad-1 a dragoon, had remained -on guard, and seeing I liaron jie iioique, the t rench minister ' ed very rough and uneven by frocks f '
miration: or attract much more than a nain inem emc ounaea a re-cau, wnicn orougni ine - - T i . " i . . T 1 nyuyry. near, .lesmeiucos, a i:
jceThenon r,gulari of her fe. j '--.X bach. The soMiers ,.,h. ' SX, Eu
... . i . i... - -w ed in. and care u v securing the entrance, com. 1
lures, gave ner somewiiai oi h. piaiti. unaiiraci-t; -i D rope.
ive Appearance, but the expression of firm re.
i manded the scouts to surrender.
But Welling,
or hacienda, the road begins to win ?
side of the mountain, in many placci !
through solid rock." Here the road i
The accountsTrom the" wheat markets manded by the heights of Popocatar
Hi,
Rr;U;f JJ. 1 4. i . ; .i ll,eir interest 10 go fo war.
. I'llllU'i 14IIV, 'III ll I ll.Tl 4,1 1 1 I. lllCllt ; ...1 t
:lr. Jefferson's Opinion of War. " Ne
ver was so rfihch false arithmetic employ-
d on any stliject as that which has been
employed td pursuade nations that it is
-t to jto to war. Wrpi thn
l l dlil ii. . - t.a . m
soHe, blended Svith affectionate tenderness, that h wno Kfwinai ne coum cxPeci no mercy ,roIn of the French Departments are again be-', " occupied by strong battery; would r
sat jupon! her expansive brow.rendered her tea- the handsjorthe soldiers, bade his companion to coming each day more serious. In almost , Pa88aS 1,1 an army over this Jteep, r.;-
: l- i . i i i . . . J lit i-irpnnrpd fiir tlip ivnrst find ctnnd liL- n linn pviru licfrirt f. ro ii nrinnc W....I . exposed ascent, a task of VPrV Ureat (J l !
tn i-4 a Of An TO nan- 1 11 rortneo rtmlilir inlornc inn '. ' w - ...w . . . - - w. v. . . w . w.v.,v4 4j4aaiu44.ju44iwiaw?.iui.l ULLU1" ' 1 1 '
lUIHStvibll iiubii iu ivuwgvt uiiiii llllLlvaillli "
Of education she could boast but little, but al hay, bidding them defiance. The boy, far
beijig possessed of good natural abilities, and! from exhibiting any symptoms of fear, appeared
habitiially observant and reflecting, she had ac- i entirely t(j rSet llis ow dSPr. aild to disre
quired a Vore of useful knowledge, and was in- ard l,is 0u n i,ersonal SXY his a,lxie,y fcr
tellUent. far bevond what her vears and advan. that of his elder companion.
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i j mnnfiV Whiehi it has pnst tn lnin.ut-thA
enttkd was a mass of flame rollincr '-i.x.. i-lL . i J i:
I i . w v u avi.b, , (j IIIIIV LUIlllt VI Ullf
'c Hc-'jfTlie.firnj set ranks staggered tie territorylthe rightl
r(, Giiucimy. even woen iijejieigLts u(.
rrv. ..r.,c r.. : r- ed, the perils and obstacles of the r -
i he typus lever w.as increasing: in Uub- . .' , , ,
i -.i , , not entirely surmounted ; tor the road c
lm 1 he hov,tals were crowded jntQ de mw dell, where a small a: :
lhe banks of Ireland have further ad- .f-,rce m ht 0j)erate with-great effect
vanced the rate of discounts to 0$ per arffe annv accompanied by long trai
cent on all Dills having more than sixty parua of artillery. This dell it iravr:
tages would seem to promise. The teeming ; The officer nettled at the cool obstinacy of days to run. All of shorter date six per the Rio Frio (or Cold Biver,) where
volume of Nature was her class-book ; her won- the scouts, ordered his men to hre upon them
. -I j
"'Hfcd. Then like a tieer snrimrimr ! wisdom."
Jl lk cJvert. the Americans leaned i
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TJ Hi'
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'.(J QV ;jhr aLrnl.o ncrncc ilia Alnirlnir nn
, 'iOX'V441lJ, 4V VltUllllg) Up
il.ev(fv llritish lities'and over the. rriins;
"7 Gi-m one black rosistless wave. The
. n " . ;Vpiureii, aim ine exuuinjj
drolis works her constant study ; and with a;
soul sensitively alive to all the sublimity and
to cut1 wood here, ! beauty of Nature's teichings, what wonder that!
her: progress was rapid and certain.
It is not in bustling towns or crowded cities.
At the first mention of the word, " fire," the boy
threw himself before his comrade, and received
the contents of the musket levelled at him.
The! youth fell, faintly ejaculating the name
of u Robert " The sound of that loved voice,
pljj ;' that the mental faculties are strongest or earliest no Iong?r disguised, told him at once that 'twas ciiiation Hall on Monday, the ad. T
iJP'r developed, or the emotions of the heart deepest his own Kate. " Friends !" exclaimed he, weeks rent was 23.
" you kace slain a icoman !
The soldiers fell
ore if, like alstrong ship smitten or to catch fish thereiexpended in impro
Vve. thcii will a noble effort closed , vinS what thfy alreddy possess, Hn ma
Nie'Sttselcana in their line, and airain kinS ro5d ?Penin r VeJsi building ports,
if-t1 , : -, ; . : improving the arts,. and tinding em
-TOOU ing 10 IhC Charge.. !UUt the mnt fftIi th '-l. Ml-'nrinr.t-wniit,! rpnrtr
UonHhmg fire.mowed them down, them mtich stroncelr. tnach1 wealthier, and or most ardent. It does not require the crowd
I!..l1r.ite.1l . .1 . -1 I I .if t nrl:' t;t ll I 11 II .1 P 1 1 1 - .1 1 i lnl fl It tinrl 44 nnJ haap Z Cm liranlKinr.
ircm into irajrments, iney mm- ; mucn nannier. -rl ms 1 none wilt oe our eaoau room, ine iascinaun2quauruie,ine voiup-. u4iv4 a Sun.nui,onU ri 1Vi. Un.ttiinu6
' . I i J i . -.-I i S , :- i i ' . ' . ... . . . . . r i i i
t J i i tuoiis waltz, the ashionable Dromenade. the or: iorgiveness 10 ner muraerers, ana a prayer lor
ifffersdn'& Virginia, p. 290 rebus spectacle, the unceasing round of gaiety, I her lover, yielded her spirit to him that gave it.
thes flattery and adulation, or the hypocritical
n i.: ! i no irttu
..4 it. .1 " . I -
tem. , soiuier may assuage ineir uursi a;.- r
In Ilelfast typus fever prevails to an bors of this difficult passage. 'The ll'u
enormous extent. No less than a thou- the only point on the road, beiweeii Ih
t 1 1 . i t. IM..I.. 3 . ' .
sanu persons are mulcted.
In the last, four months754 persons have
died in the Kilkenny Union Poor house.
There was a dreary gathering at Con-
Phe
Meiico, which i likely "to ovo ojr ar:
trouble. It ii midway between the twu
when it is passed; the road; to lhe c.
smooth and delightful, vell watered a:
shaded. In some places it passes for r .
tween parallel canal and ryws If L
poplars. , I
fir CDticcalment. and noured in one i
! l i - i TUr fntUAtm P lU r r : i i ,i ' i i:ru .n ..r.it I lj.i j .i .u i .i . . . .
Upon them Over their dead 4 " li ,1jluc twi);evy. uiuui SjCopiniuuy ui a coiiciiiiuuai inv, iu ran iiiiu oi an t uriu utrar uii uic iu- ou nave uikuii inat Me CVent WOUld liasicil
uuic aaji an c uijoiio, m iieinu,auu ; active existence liner sentiments ot the human trom me the onlv being tor whom t Would wish sion ot a peace.
' .' m - -r ym
iews ot the capture oi era Lruz w.as ' .
received by the ship Arcole, winch left
here on the 13th day of April and reach
ed Liverpool on the 7th of May. . Mexi-
,.. l- . . :.. .1. t l ... "
ClUI Mlir.IV MINK 111 (llf. I .1)11(11111 IIlil.1 lv a, Ul i . . i - . ....
"Cowards!" he cried, "you have robbed me ..;, , L.-Iif Allien nas jei wen ioiaM. . ;l her
want ol men in th thek v ipii.v
tuc conciu
j j;ffm.g;thc drfag-ropes, attempted
.4!Jn away, but the pieces were too
lTlnd jhc!wood!too dense." -Thev can-
tbcm on the enemy, for the artil
tenet i:il! ': '" ..- -'
i '";carnea ou the matches, u
came tothiSiCOuntrym 1772. He became
a follower bf John jWesjey, and while
working as !a tailor, tn Baltimore, held the
first Methocjist class iieeting in America.
He commenced preajphing in 1774, contin
uing his min sterial functions as an itine
rant during! ind long after the revolution-
heart. FarJVom it. The God of Nature has to live;; my life is no longer of any worth to
implanted in each individual breast an irresisti- me -villains ! do your worst ! but, stop! be- i
Jjondon Corn Market, May 7.
It is many years since there was so
If Santa Anna makes his stand nt I:
with an adequate artillery furce an c
haiferies, our army will have to fight
the mot serious, bloody, and dest rue i i
lere
kly tettlrd t
country to back Santa Anna. jn this 1 . i
uhih the Mexicans will h.ave an c,;
of making. There will be some di:;.c : '
ever, in arming all who may present t!. :
and in furnishing the woiks with ''o. !
1
1
it
I . I .-h HvimilrA o II eti-nnrr nfifiDcsitv nt i-1 r t , t- a l-nn mnwloi. mn iiie lur Inn in'ftrnlV 21m 1 . .1 r 11
01c niiuuiot ti. on uii in v,v.ojii 1 luiuir , iu iuu iiiuiuvi 4.i, H44-. - " " - v . Tn ii p rl pvpiTp m phi in llio l ii r In nn m n r. i . . . ..
L . ... j . , ., r . :, ,r, , ,. , 4 c a "'7 " f uui we presume that the cumrmv.
and the unsophisticated, unlettered maiden of sassin ! I he soldier who n.id fired the creau- j:(,t ag occurre(l lhjs morning. Buyers tainted in Mexico with Almonte ct t!. ; r
.. A 1 ' .1 'ill -ll' .1 I . L- 'J .1 . 1 . - al t tVrt nnrl ii . 4' . t
uiq toresi, nuuuiuu aiuuu mc wuu inns, 111 me aw, .nj v , weie in iruui n reai many pana mc o ituperiutenu the delences in ILe cn;
himJaloet nntiiitTA. is as much the obiect of His stant Robrt Wellius feil, pierced by a dozen country, and. although the arrivals of for- nmbablv cptoriod iht . Rio I'tio a i!
1 1 I J 14 lfll4 lillU I wiuiiuii- j .-.-.v v..0- 5 " - a -' ' v O - ... -- , - .-
ary war. e died fat his residence in j care and protection as the susceptible, sighing balls J I Not content, the blood thirsty ruffians eign wheat amounted to IJmiv qrs., it vmlable point of defence agrunst an nr
Brunswick buntyi fa in. 1835, in the i beauty iu palace halls. plunged their bayonets into the his prostrate was all taken off at an advance of from proaching the capital; and hare pro' .
fltiri vonr nflhis air J rm vlnir K.on f. min. ! L , . . . . a.. ' L JJ i....u r... 4s to Gs ner ar. on Monday s prices. moved thjther the cannon intended i r t
Ukiild:cii::CmerhMm.iT.ed; Mer U Ibel l for more than sixty! i"'."" ; U,vl ,u.., American Boar advanced to 49, prba,.
n.ii l. iii' '. ' ; 'i . . " . . 'i . . . vvv., a-a.....-...,;,, v ...Qu .u.vi.,.i . , i v. j " - ppi nm tniir limes ine amount in nana iurnri. rv. ... .
I. lUS SWord administered the JCrt,a ! ! "! linfw."ftr th fickle, transient (,n f ih imnul. hnrrilit b.itrherv. and madts llbem sensible of' . ' 1.1 i. i.: rt..1 II ...... Of the reiult we have au f.'tri our .
tcr in '' -ii i .. . , . h ! 1 . 'IF i - wuu .. 4--..
i allrgiance, and thus in trinmph is t ; f r sive. but with her whole soul. .Her love was their owii daniierous situation. The straw at n5i rmrl beans, all Is
r.lhe field.
Barley, oats, malt.
to 2s dearer. In-
EllingtOnl jionvijcted for the murder of : aij.itJevotlon, pure, unselfish and holy ; every one side of the barn had taken fire from the wad dian corn, on the spot, taken for exporta
j Wtisb, I rA Wingl in the -woods, : VlCtor. N !of! VCa!SVlt,e T'l kindly feeling of her nature w;
kUU;.l!-c: i.. .t.;. ecutcd according, to! the sentence of the j , j 'L..,.f-. i:
:rrtlc vMri;u 10 recover ineir
was engaged all : of V piling's pistol, and whilst they were engag- lion, and by our own millers, Js to 4s per
.iru,in,w v. Va ua i a : v.i.i.u:.,... i. - a :a - nr. over our previous currency.
... 41- 4m l a l a j j a 4i j a m. - : w "W -f w a a m l ll l in a...-a. w -al a m. . ill . ill a JVl v m ii 411 f m a u la . a av v. j A m mw
.:!'isr ';'T- ' .,v' " court, at Wnrttwlh nn Kriiav thf "2 1 St i J ' : - ' ' .
iVH L'a?.' i 1LJ l! .1 ' "w ' ' v " w" ' -"V " I ! . I ... ! . . ..,.lL L.lJ.,.- Ti, oUI f o. 7 ;.n,-rmrJ I rWi II rr
i l ii , i y iirovc ine muiua-men ; jnst , t i3 said that he made another con- i Kobe ft Wcinng, a young L.ieutenani in me , iu ueauway. iuuu w ..r. -v..v, .r,.. ..
k ltvV.th'e. lopc to their covert. But ! fession, unde'r the tallows, in which he 1 Jersey line, was the4 object of all this affection;; the dbprs, but in addition to their own inside yyc have scarcely anything in from Ire-
' il.L t L-.LI'l a .t . : ,i..::. l.U... L LJl - : i- ..T V ... , t.- it
prehension is that another gtuiom i t
! purchased at a grrat acrice i f v
lives.
.1
MCM3. OF THE CAMPAIGN IN
a t t '
.'ll.
;Paia. they were met "by those de- denied that pny orjc was implicated in
J l-Volleysyvhole companies sunk : the murder Jbfat hufis(lf.
il. . l i I ..! : L
fi.c; fieidj 'nnd the solid forma
e$T fVi4 cccsry to give terror to
ivRPC: the : btiVonet, was utterly bro-
id'.
ft
W
land or coastwise during the p.ast three hf?re haVc undr m9Mnz
d.ays, and tlie duly arrival of wheat is erenin-. News was receired frc
ndr was it lost upon him. He was a young man fastenings, a true hearted negro, a servant in the
of education and deep feeling, and, appreciating ! family of Hughes (who, with his household had
. . .. . 1 . . 1 1 1 .L .11 ! l,.. !.niinallai4 tn a-amnt In m-m I- a roAITI for lhe
ner uevviliuu, iriunuru ii iiiiu aa ui 44.4 44, i , , i .. .i c j. t 1 i i
.: . . - i j . . i- . . .. . l I lull Mil.; a.li lit t h fa f filch Olinnli - I In.
. . 11 l H l 1. I 1. 1 1 4.. iStn4n 14 44 4 ! L 1 1 1 1 .1 . 1IIIIIW IIIW llVrilll I3UII 11 1 UI ill
A CAUTIOUS FELLOW, . i the sincen.y and tru.b ot h,ch bi, arden. na. , , noneu ana " dia ,orn meaU and t0
! 1 1 . .(.' inra vn4 cnn:ihle. He was the commandant of! tnem ;W it bout, and deprived tuem oi an; uuj i
lea rri, by 'rt man who was thar T r . j ; - , ajair cxiein,:irtii suua ui uaie
!. 1 . - I I . ,- , v . .nmmnv fit SCOOtS. andJKeinfT enfra?7ed in a ' eSCape. ,3 U .... lnfnlv tSo.ti nnniotumufl n r.xn! i'n '
JALArA;May 1?, 1
mum., ifwa. 1 on Army now t
ii 9 very murzles the
"Miki- i" r , V aim uiiTJin:i iiir
V al!?e,r lH. and hurl the whole I
L.na back into iK ,.t- r it. i
yfrft?a,n Ilis men and wirii;
H.3?n'J jthcy advanced to the
i i''1.trCCd Rloiwlv h.ick; ibA Amnrt.
M6' ?lr f S rihe cannon
ra!men crawling away to
: 4 wt rallying behind their, co
in Bei
ing country
graphic, wires with as
tonishmentj A nsser-bv asked him what
1 . ,1 : 1 . i J. 1 . I, . 4- - ! .,
ne inougnt on it.
VWal, I do ktioktacUv; replied: the
lellowVbufI m surd theV" Avon't git me to
ride on the
p6sts wouh
oftTM
"mm l'i. '
rr " . . i . f . . I ir.Q nhnrUiu T..r. I. fT: . 0 . . . '
. . a ill : . ; 11 1 . . . 1 1 1 n a r'lii 1111 1 ri 1 111 . 1 . j . 7 uuiii iri.i 11 11.11 nr ill. . . m . . 1 . 11 . .a-. 4.' .
1 r.inrnaH M-.ih oil vvnpinth. an : Deer! comDeni-u 10 remove 10 inane room iwi i... - , - irruatv. 10 ioe cutrci luai Oataia .in u
ukt uvuuii, .4.aU. ..4.u .4 ...in - , ... . .i kja. r.Act. . 1.. r i. . . . . - . .
Ibat place in adrance ol oururmy, ar .
approach! of Gen. Worth's jdiition,
bavins with him about 10.000 mf n.
i uv i..u kiiuia i i , . . . . ' . m I M
- . . . . T ,miIo fn, Kans on (TO IToH in D PSf aDC. i I 1.1.-U: a I . 1 . .. .
ierwick ( AlaineV ' acomi a,v ' "6uo"" t- -, . nave laieiy ueen accusiunieu 10 receive. , no oouit expresfu in rriaimn 10 ir." i,
V i i . i . . 4V . .1 . i rr.i ; rt . a ll. - -,1 in Aa ta ' ..a ' . i . . I . 1 a . 1 a
idntrv fellow was! sehiceot great importance, was constanuy per-j ibE names increased rapiai), an ... .... lhe steadily improving lone oi lhe . cent asto tuo numner oi men cania
ad- , wna Uim. iiowrirr, t u noi inuitv .
ment overrated, whn we ctsne to ccr.
facility and ability of the .Mniicans.to ':
gelher an army whenever .iney can .
IIIU ' I.U .44 ... . '
RUm'dithintri them wires and
tpar ihyj great cdakJail clean
" Is that clock TisSit over1 th
a visitor, the Other! day. " .
Kight ovdr tlice," said the boy "tail.
no wuere else, v ?
H f I J . . . " . . . . .
illln his lite. i moments' the whole building was eintiopeu in country markets, and tlie additional ad
! o tlie 2ith June, 1777, after the retreat jf aheet bf living fire. ' ' vance in London pn Wednesday, hare
.11 . J k . ! tisrJli J .u n 'a-scaoedt ': suffo- further, stimulated the trade here; in the
Ihfi tSriHSn ariliy UUIII uiuil9niv.i iu iiuj; uuc VI IIIU-V5 .J-i Po"""- ; i i . . , . "'!- I
ino irmsu ai ... , y !. . , ..riims to the furv mterval since our last market, and upon
'at-: ilU..L:--lAn lamnArn rilif ro mivort hi oatfart lha cmilrP. hlV tell VIClimS lO IQC lUrj . . .
uen. : ; asuuiiuii . iviniii a.j
camp frbm Middlebrook to Q
parties ol dragoons wcio
' ! . - .1 J; ' linaa nnrl
near ineii cticiuj , "
reeled tA use every means
-Jj..r iu nflhV. movement, of tlie -TuV.iLL.: ril L 4 closed 4 ,-L !
,r.it:: mn,n w. nriilr nm.l H - U tv.t- -t. . - This moTnimr's market was well atten-
wm7..,r,.,Hiv.1TJ rT.77. T gunents.;-: ti-:vi Kvl. hll.r Atit.n.. Ki:- IVU .nf.r?ni-.4 '.Ki J.dt m.in ih..' Meiican's I
ll" at-- .-ma tn lirllieh nm.- - al" T ..J Ma..'. JTmal rftitih rf9llf " SBtfll U-Vi, VMH UT a. uaun.J tiiuil .4.. ,. v .. - . - r,
' 1 I4UT 14WU I1U"V D 4I4UV1-4 iav.l.lM ' I . a . i. - . -. aaa. - -. . ill I .1 t.' l
.s.. .. -j i :. .! ' ,-Jf- I .1 anrt n-ithnn nmmnfpi Himand for & ar ! mced.WI W terr ffrCSli 11 Is Kl.
mVM 44 . V 4 mM -W 4t4 - m . J W
r
I . " a .
i short space oTJime, any number r..
' rrntiire. If Santa Anna should a-ii'i
ployed in small ".parlies some in British uni--tViXord Howe's ld
lform, in the. British. camp, so.ne. disguised as llslana.ty'Sd, 17T7.;fv.;v VVyV j ; :
i ' . - Ll ' . . - 'i f ' i- ' , - i - ' . - I " i - I t- i : .. " - ' , - - - v s.
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