Weekly Messenger, Volume 1, Number 91, Vevay, Switzerland County, 8 June 1833 — Page 2

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, ls.ihL1,i , list, are to be immediately commission-jand families lost all their tools :md fur j for which they punished the plaintitl : i)f,e nf tac canal commissioners was nciomalion n, Inchish Govanmc.u 0d to act as members of the Court Mnr-: niture, nnd several person narrowly es-jand the character in which they aclec! : r..wned a few das vuin tho M-

tiai, to be held under tne Coercion bilkeaped with their lives. Such a great j formed the only proof on which they rc-jmee river, fie xrm en.rd with They arc not to be'ong to any regi., destruction of property has never before'lied. It was insistod farther, that the'm,,:iUcr of others in dr:iwi7, -i KP;Ji

u-.i. iii uuns uiuy iti ii ci'inij j npen Known in uiai vicinn v. oinccaiJ. 'Hi icks naa unne mncn rroou tiiar in. ; r. .,-,1 i i ...

1.) tarme,: 'company was composed of men of the U mrm) .lS when he was i.nH h

jbert character, and of known discretion.',!, ,i. I need not say that to Indiana and that they punched no innocent manrjhjg loss j3 irreparable.

151 EL AND.

Firs! pre

under the nc:r tilt.

Dcblix, April T. The Lord I.ieutci.aM lias aheady exercised the powers cf.fidcd to him by the net for supxre: iii-4 di;ot hances and dangerous associations in Ireland. The subjoined vrctlnnisttion, extending tho provisions of the i.ei to the county and city ofKillkenny, appeared in the Dublin Gazetie of last night. It is stated that a proclamation will appear early in the present week, prohibiting the meeting of the

Volunteers, the Conservatives, and the

Trades Union:

4ti?v the Ljrd Lieutenant end Counri

Irtiand,

n A PROC A3IATIOX. Anclf-'EV. Whereas, by an ac t passed i". ti e third year of his preset ii iestv's reign, entitled, ' An act for tiie more !u Uial suppression of local dkuir't-anc es and dangerous associations u: Ireland."' it i amongst other th'u-cs enacted, that it shall and may be lawful for the Lord Lieutenant or utiw r C.iet 'Governor or Governors in

Ire-Sand, with the advice of his Maies-r.u!ds.

tv's 1'rtvv Council in Ireland, at any lime I'tter the passing of -aid act, and lioai lime to time during the continuance thereof, as occasion may require, to issue his or their proclamation, decb'iiog aav county, county of a city.or county of a sown in Ireland, or any portion tUerci-f, re-' ectivi Jy, to be in such

a stuie ol ' dierbance and insubordina-

TIIF. FTJOD IXTiF.W YORK LOSS OI

i,ivi:s a:d property.

Trial of Avery.

Public evneetation a to the result of That, according to the common fime of

ine Ainany papers lurmsn us wiw;t,e tr;ai 0f Averv has been kert alive the times, which was relied on as having'

uistresMng accounts oi laenooa in tnai.ty the time occupied, the numerous wit .the eflect ot historical tiuth, theie h

neigiiuoruooa. An immense amount nP4 ttm:,.A ,h rrat ttont lurked about the borders of Jackson

A. IV. MORRIS.

lhdj Midnight Prozrlcrs Daring RMcry! . a' The stores of one r,f nnr

of property nnd several lives been lost.' employe;!, sad the excitement which prci!,:,nd of counterfeiter, who had verj j merciiauts, on Main street, was recently The Albany Advertiser informs us that, Vi,ii on all sides- and mire so a the! much annoved the mss of nopulation.if'ntered, at' hat hmir of the nitrhf ...1

the money drnwer

The owners of

trie river continued to rise ail 1 uesdav court npremntoril v ordereH. althono-!iilistineuished, it was said, for virtue and are. not informed, and

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iiigiuanu euncsmty mar ourn wnr-.,i the a ne time ex nressin 9 douht otiaocial order, and inmindaied the coontrv , puierea ot its contents.

I o"jl"t was impa;hle below ll.nniltor.,f-j;jori:y so todo that no publication w'Jb a spurious currency : that they could th store were thrown

ace until not ne prosecuted to eneci in the ccunty.. cjeik? suspected

timonv

Loncnoiogisr, anas Mine ot the the trial is completed

Pi

If we may he

.i-.e, ins gue-M rrupiu nave rawed ror,,erm-:ed to hazard a ron ecture, we

iu'mi w.uei ciam.ouioiiiis trontnoor.uhould infer that be will either be ac

by reason of their having many accorn plices, hy whom they could prove any fact necessary to their acquittal: and that

(.arts and yawls plied their nmphibiousnpntted, or the jury will not be able to' honest juries were disinclined to convict vocation, at the rate oft) pcr.cn a pas-! .uree, and will he discharged, as the tes for that offence, because the5 penally was -cgf-r, paid the merry young chaps.ji,m0ny at first, though stronr was en-"teath, and that as the slick law was ould-

wiiosc Oays of retailing their master's Mirely circumstantial, and we have heard er, and the company had greater facili

goo'is were tor the present over, gaily f no new focts which have been develo demanded wharfage as the passenger? jpQll against him. The great effort wii!

iteppea upon meir noxes ana tiires-jt.e made to prove an nlihi, which, if

clenrly done, FhouTH he deemed conclu-

t'ne torwanlipg honse m 1 roy lostisive. The foi-f of Arerv hpinr- .i rlertrv.

gaods to the amount of .$"75,000. The Evening Journal of the same diite

(Thursday) says:

man ha? produced great sensation on all

sides, one class being resolved to conid-

into co:isleri:a!iea

guards appoint,-! .

fire arms preparedthe priming press cal'ed in icuisihon, but al! in vainYesterday we are informed, a discovery was made whi.h led to the thieve Upon removinj; some boxes in the store; a mouse, nest found made of twelve bank bills, which proved to be he s:.r.e

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" "vitbiiuu, Kkijzj ujm uv, (...ii i.ii.: i "-" (ii'j.r,aii '.rawer done, more to arrest the progress of the! 1'beral reward will Le given lor the upevil than the law of the land had done, j prehension of the rascals. or could do. One cf the counsel reminded the jury, that if they assessed da ma j The French Treaty Da ait of The ges at all in favor of the plnintiU. it,' United States I'iiotested A draft would have to he paid in hood money 'drawn by the United Nf;i',-s (;mvlr

er him innocent, and another strongly and ,h;it lvfuUI 1,e ,he lirst lhilt bad as. mcnt on the Governrm ntof I'ri.n r''r.

The most painful accounts begin (ojinclining to presume him guiltv; and jto,,,!ined lie plaiutiffs pockets lor a good, the first insinirnent oi tlie irideni: i(y Re received, of the destructive effects of; such hs been the feeling produced, that vvhlle' '-reed by treaty to be paid bv Ihr 'tL-

.for spoliations committed on our ccmImportant Discovery. C. S. Ran- meree,;-nc irrn prointe-t ! The amount

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the i-reshet. i ne iuver contmcd n- clergymen have travelled from a gieat sing till about i0 o'clock this forenoon, distar.ee to attend his trial and cheer him

when it was a foot higher than in the (by then presence. The women, like

tion as to require the application ot the -prmg. ire loss ot property is lm-lwi-e. those delicate tendrils that wind ;'mn.y sciences, architect, craftsman,; jnc dralt was at sight and negoci.itcd previsions of tie said act: mense; nearly all the stores and liuild-; round and sustain religion are many of'&c " h;,s announced to tire pubin-, ttiejberc tothe Bank of the United States. "Now we, the Lord Lieutenant, do, ings east of Market street, the whole jthem on his side, and believe him inr.o- jiniportant discovery, by hims.df, of a j Protested in Paris, the agents of the l.v this our proclamation, in pursuance length of t!ie city, are inundated. !Cent becaae he is a clergi nun. Whatjnev mode cf erecting buildings of all Dank there, Mcssr!.. Hotteguer & Col pv-rntioii of the said act, and bv Our fellow citizens at ; rov are Ik a- an error. Doe? rebeton jose anv of its!'"ds, so ai to render Uie m entirely in-!interferred for the honor nf n,.i

cumbu?tible.

Qenommales this

-md viih the advice of 1 is Majesty's h'v sulTerers. Wc arc informed that 5 consoling attributes, should one of its

Privy Council, declare the countv of j men were drowned by the brcaki: up minister become a greater sinner than dcovery by the term incitmbustabk

T ilikennv, the county of the ciiv oi ,of a ialt cl whic.i tii.-y had charge. falls to the lot cf frail mortality in rent.r.achituture, and alleges the following .1

A man and a boy, near I roy, wcre'nl? Does the holy office so purify itjtbe auTnitages of the new style, all ol

drawn into me cunem ana lost, wuiie. followers and professors, that they stand attempting to rescue a cow. jnot within the pale of temptation and 1 he bridge across the tfoimwk at the influence of passion? Do the robes F.irt Plain has been swept away. and pontificals arm their possessors soef

We fear that t:ie i: jir to the t anal f.-rnnlly against Satan, that the tempter!

Killkennv, the city of Killkennx , and

the libel tics of the said city, to be in Mich a stale of tiitarbance a::d insubordination, as to require the application of the provisions of said act. "Aid we do, by this o:r proclama

tion, warn the inhabitants oi the said jisso great as to lateimpt tiie navigation cannot dazzle and betray? Asuiedly

tor several weeks. not all history proves the contrary. We re&ret to see that the laoo: ? a:.d s IJ0 clr-revmen should be pursued for

hennv, and li;e Liberties ot tne said ci- i0Pe9 ot tne v.aru.it-rs upon tnelyia.sns calhc, so should his office he no tv to abstain from all seditions and oil.- below and opposite tiie cav are ail das-j.-hieid ;igKin"-t proof of crime and the er unlawful assemblages, procesMoas, ;cd. The loss will tail neavy upon an interest felt by ministers of teligroo for r.-wiieih 'ratios, meetings, and associa- industrious and valuable chus oi Citi- 'd.e fate of Averv is correct and charila-

tions. -Ai d to

c u:itv of Kitii.ei.ny. tV- city of th

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tti city ot Iwill-

COUUiV Oi iVI:!::Ci!ii'. ,

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e a:;ci remain in meir res- nun.-? tm, tney reer ine conse

If I I i'.i '1 A. 1. 1 ' ' ' if O ; I 1 f i 1 Ml- I - C .li.lrw.ii ; . . 1. .. . ' C . : I I

pectivc habitations at ail hours between ; jnsrt and sunrise, from and after Wed-! of

rcsdav. the 10th day of April instant; from the occurrence and of which all Justices of the peace ordinary Hood at an u

which he oilers to warrant, viz

1. Building wiil be tire-proof. 2. They cannot be set on fire on purpose. 3. They cannot catch fire from neighbors. 4. They will last longer. 5. They can be warmed in winter at l-3d the actual cost. 6. They will be insured at a mere trifle. 7. They will be warmer in winter. 8. They will be cooler in summer. 9 They will require no exi.e.ise ol

and paid the amount.

Ignorant as we are of the causeswhich led to this act of the French government, we attain from any reflections of a political nature in which it

would otherwise be natural to indul

1'. Courier.

lUsuai season. the laws

of said county, anu county ot a city,

L pvvards ot '-'UU cords ot wood were eriiis, fatal in either way: because if

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i.om it may concern, are to take no-! ' be quantity ot tumour loat is very ted. In- hie must still be a burden, pieut;co jr; a:. - jSf,d down witn suspicion, and hearing the 'Given at the council Chamber inj Many of our merchants round the w a-, weight of constant, never ending, and Jhiblin, tids Gih day of-April, 1S3'J. tcr in llieir stores, yesterday morning,' malignant doubts, surmises and rienunci u jtossE W:.i. M'AIaiiox. Wm. ' Sau-! before they had an article of their goods' ti n?. This i the result of immoiai

" uix, John sIadcmffe, John 1 Hugh- j removed. " ery. F. Ii i. a c k b f r x e, 11. Ii. Vivias. We annex some further particulars

'Clod save the King.-'

At the spring term of the superior court of Duncombe countv, N. C. a man named Carson, an acting" justice of the peace for that county,- was convicted of stealing a watcii horn a Hotef, and sentenced kto stand in the pillory one hour, receive fen lashes, and be committed to jail until the costs of prosecution were paid' IJe was required to resign his commission as Justice of the Peace forthwith or the navment nf th

j nv-.t snhu.it to the majesty ofj 10. They will Sr.ve the lives of 100, Jten lashes was to be replevied '21 hours. . A few days more and the caseiOOO persons doomed to be buna alive. lie accordingly resigned, and received

our citizens, which is much greater mu-t share the fate of other criminals,: fire engines nnd firemen

of such an eUa- ai.d ii.e

11. They wiil s;ve 100 millions ot

d'.dl.ns d ' proper t) doomed lo be burnt. I i. The win look neater and moie

convenient inside, with more space, &c.jtice of the peac

The e unquestionably are important

considerations, &, tiie I'rolessoi speak

prompt payment. k Squire Carson, we should think, has not added much to

the respectability of the oliice ofaiasr.' r

L.CX. (Ju.

From the Dublin Pilot. We publish a letter from .!r. OTJonnell to-nigirt, as Ids opinions and intentions cannot be communicated in any language more forcible than bis own: London, I i Albermarle s tr, Wednesday. Tdy dear Barrett, The die is cast: we are al! slaves. One more injustice has been committed towards Ireland. Let ns now struggle for the double repe'd First of this new Algerine act. Secondly, of that union w hich alone caused this act to be passed. I fee! the awful duty impoesed on me

by the Volunteers; 1 will endeavor to perform it honestly, at least, if not well. Announce to the people of Ireland that I intend or. every A.!o:ida, whilst the Algerine act continues, to publish

a letter to them in the Pilot; 1 will

r . K Allfinir A rorn.' -wl Tvnl'i.-

The rise ol water in th river is altonether unprecedented. At 10 orclock yesterday morning it was higher than it the breaking up of the ice in the spring It had fallen onlv a few Inch

es 1 ift evening. The entire extent of

the Pier and Quay street, is from 8

habits and vicioos inclinations.

Philadelphia Aibum. LAW IN ALABAMA.

J-luntsville, (Ala.) April 30.

The circuit court of this c.-untv, hisjol 1000! or if any demur at tins price, honor Horatio G Prry presiding, closed ! he dcr lares he will himself undertake its session last Thursday. the erection of any edifice, and receive The case of H'm- Hall, against John for payment the saving in fuel and in

Coivarl and others, for an assault and bat-in ranee, and in the expense ot Ine

fin Elephant adrift The Phihdel-

m-ist certainly of his ability to peiijimiphia Chronicle states, that about seven all he promises. The moil us operuitdi, o'clock in the evening of the llh insi. of this new style, he wieiy ctuu ni. jon the romoval of a menang?rie, which

erectly keeps to himself, but with mig-had been lately preparing for exhibi-

niiicent liberaiity be otters to divuigt

the secret lo any architect lor the sum

to twelve feet uiuJer water; boats are j tery, hro't to tins court on a change of ve (building it being part of the cVoles moving in South Market, Dean andjnne at the insianc "f the plaintiff, from'sr's plan to build houses of this kind other streets; a:id the ceilats on both the county of Jackson, came on to helat a much cheaper rate tnau in the or

sides of Market street, and as far as' heard before a jury, composed in general' dinary way. Certainly we bespeak

Union, Liberty nnd Green streets, arejof the most resptctahle and intelligent! much attention to the Professor's dec-

tilled. The approaches to the st am

men. Counsel for the plaintiff, Messrs.

hoats and other crafts, arc mde from! Devine and Craighead; for the defend

tho Eagle Taverr. and other parts of Market street in small boats. The loss is great, and at this season of activity and business, parficly unft-r

:unate. Liarge quantities ot woori.

timber, &c have beer, swept away, and serions damage sustained by articles in the watertiouses. In Troy, the inundation, although less iiibirinus to the dwellings Si waiehoues.

cessary agitation in each county in Ire- Levere. It is leporttd that five men, la'id. Our enemies shall not triumph Ln!!a!Jf(i :n naviiratine a rait .were dron

ever the people, nor put down the pop-!pi, on vedne-day, m coasrquetiee of he

please God, b gin on Monday next. I mean to take up in detail the nc-

ants, Messrs Clay, M 'Clung and I'arson.

laratious. U. S. Gazelle.

Murder and Suieide. It is our duty

Hie plaintiff proved that ahnt twenty! to record one of the most atrocious in-

persons, oi whom tne deieudants, or most of them, were a part, came to his house,

arrested him in ihe presence of his fami

ular sentiment. We will still agitate

within the law, and without either moral guilt or local ofTence,

(all on the people lo be quiet, to

breaking up and destruction of the run

hy the force of the cm rent; and that a man and hi9 son, in attempting to save

their property, which had become sur

bear with patience this new indignity. i r(M)n,i0( nv water, wer riiawn into th. ".. 1 t . A J J

I.et tnem nope inr nciicr uas, anu ueiler clays must soon arrive. Give a caution to the atrocious Whitefeet. They have played the

game which the enemies oi Ireland w ish-

ed them to nlay. 1 he execration of

every good honest man is upon their crimes. The vengeance of God will, sooner or later, be visited upon their wickedness. How sincerely ought wc not to detest the vile?t of trie vile Whitefeet

the bi't and worst of those villanous miscreants, w ho have given strength to the enemies and weakened the friends of Ireland. But still I do not despair of my country. No, evr.n in the crimes which arc committed against her, there arises a hope that those crimes will accelerate their own punihment, and create thereby that state of things, which will insure the spe.1v restoration of our national ad constitutional independence. Ik-lieve me, verv faithfully, your's, DANIEL OCONNELL. Forty-lour officers, from the half pay

nnrent and drowned It is otated tha' l hey Iv.d succeeded in renmt iog six cow? from immrdi.ite danger; but that lh seventh, which they attempted to draw

out by means of a rope fastened to her

horns, drew them in.

Of cour-e, the navigation fif the canals

is suspended. We have no definite account of the injury sustained, either on

the Erie or Champlain canal, though it is undoubtedly considerable. The (Am

rteidam) .Mohawk Herald states that ev

ery bridge and mill darn on the creek which ron near Fort Johnston, had been swept away; and that about thirty feet of the canal dam near Auriesville bad

been swept away, causing a breach that will require several days to repair. 77ic late Freshet We learn from the Trumanshurg Advertiser that the late fteshet done considerable damage on the shore of Cayuga Lake, Trumansburg and

Ilalsey Village Creek?, nnd several other places in that vicinity. It swept off se-

y. in open day, and after carrying him

some short distance, gave him iifty lash es; that he ieisted the arrest by aiming to shoot and otherwise, during which they hr"ke his gun and knocked him

down. He a'o proved that several of

the defendants, in conversation after

Artriis. hud admitted that they and oth.

ers, s members of the association com

monly called ihe "slick company," had m.ide the arrest and given the lashes; I'Dtlhat they did so as a punishment, un-

df v the slick law, for the crime which tlipy said the plaintiff had committed, of passing counterfeit money, of which the counsel for the defendants offered to prove the plaintiff had been guilty. This proof being objected to, was excluded: The counsel for the defendant? then of

fered to prove that the plaintiff's gener

al character was that of a counterfeiter and dishonest man. which, on objection, was likewise excluded; and no other

proof being offered, the argument was heard. The plaintiff's counsel insisted that their client had made out a cause of ac

tion in which the defendants had no le

gal cause, and one meriting the most exemplary damages; and many fit topics were urged to induce them to assess such damages. The defendants' counsel insisted that, a the plaintiff bad resorted to proof of the confessions of the defendants, which admitted the punishment asserted the crime for which-it was inflicted, and disclosed) the character io which the defend

ants acted, the whole confession must be

lances of murder and suicide winch

has come to our knowledge for a long time; and for the honor of human nature it is to be hoped that a 5imili duty may never be required of us. It took place at Northampton, Llelh township, in this county, on the morning of the 13th inst. Marsham Winder, a man about 35 years oldT and

tion, in second street, in that city, a young elephant escaped from the keeper, by knocking him d.-w n with his oroboseis, and, turning down catharinC street, leaped into the tide, which at the ti me, was full seven feet below the. level of the wharf. Mr. Martin, the

breaker of the animals, being informed of the fact, started with the keeper, on a search, as far as the rope w alk below the Navy Yard, but their search seemed to be in vain. After some time thev heard him, in the immediate neighborhood of the yard, and, having procured a lantern and a boa"i, they, with tho kind assistance of some of the oliicers cf tho Sea Gull, got towards the Navy Yard wall, between which and the Sea Gull they discovered the elephant swimming about. The keeper nowjumped into the w ater, and, catchinf the elephant, held on till Mr. Martin's arrival. They then obtain.-1 the assistance of many of the inhabitants of

houthwark,and after much floundering in the mud, and great risk of health!

who had, previous lo this, sustained a

fair character, entered the house o!;they drew him ashore, in tow of three

Mr. William You'tsler, armed with butcher knife, with which he assanlted the wife of Mr. Youtsler, who was

alone and unable to oppose any resist-

-

boats, at about four o'clock in the mor

ning. The keeper and Mr. Martin deserve great credit for their persever

ance, nut tor winch, the valuable ani-

ance tothe hand of the assassin. lie,' would have been lost to the prosfrnck her several blows with the knife; prietor. about ihe head and neck, and finally After his immersion, the quadruped plunged it into her throat t the depth emigrant drank a gallon of brandy for of six iricb's. His victim was only a-! his delivercr,and proceeded oniliisjnurble to get out of the house, when t-r-.eji.cy without any further demonstrations fell and instantly expired. W indexed" caprice. then went deliberately to a grind, lonej Mr. Martin is the person who, at X and sharpened bis knife, the point of; York, in the year 18'JG, so narrowly es" which bad hppil huftprfi? ; ; c.irl ,.-..l e.. r . .

, , ..r i...jM ii ihhii uiu iiu.icK oi two timers.

veral dwelling houses, mill dams, and

one or two grist mills.- Many mechanics! taken tgether. This being tho crime

pofed,by the blow on the skull of the! by the maguamiinily of the elephant lady. Dy this time the neighbors had;Tippo Sultan.

collected, and he fled to the street, - where he stopped and took vengeance Xozcl legal decision. -In empannelon himself by thursting the knife into ing the jury in the trial of the rv. mr. a aiu n ihrnl f Pli. - wt 'i c ia neii.jl A n w mm I-. .... .1 . 0 . t

. -. w., m. . v. . , ..j io uo.i'.i i o ... j ..j.ic iiu iiu reu oc i wri ve men were in such cajes, many speculations as to' called before a pnnnel could be filled, the probable motives whicii prompted! One of the disqualifications of a juror" him to the commission of this horridjas decided by the court, was that of

deed, but we deem it improper to state' heing a subscriber, or re rdiiif a

them, the husband ot the deceased lady is absent on business down the river. Western Courant. r Noblesvillc, May 20, 1333. I have just learned from a gentleman of this place who has just return

ed from Fort Wayne, that Darid Burr,

news

paper. Wc hope none of our subscri

bers will be induced bv their iovr ol

judicial distinction to withdraw their

subscription. The trustees of the village of Oiwpgo, N. Y. have resolved not to grant any licenses for rtailing ardent spirits.