Weekly Messenger, Volume 4, Number 189, Vevay, Switzerland County, 8 August 1835 — Page 2

uirt d m hctbvr I had th- suck-j

AlifV tu i!.vr iiiq

ii-s vhich ;-:ev fr.u.u the rootsof thecort; pul1 d tV 1? i; the voiemon practice, and ii ei i-

v--v"i mv urswor in the ahimative, he into.-rai d f cv' me that he h-.d su tiered th?m to lemnin, i iv-i

mg iron: r. -peatcc. exr-ti-ranents, ::M-U't;u:;a.i tba thoy did n-t hurt the torn; but on the c:nt-arv. the sat kers m.:e freum.-rnlv t!.a:

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il Ilt liiii;-, and drive the otYcnder to the perpetration ol ne w crime;

?V Hampshire Statesman, July

A N QTI I i'Al 12 OR D Ell FEU I). Yo have recently received a communication !:;'!! a highly res peclable and intelligent iCPiI-'. r.a re-iding at Htcwardstown. the sub-

ot'ierwwe prm

th-i. it' thev faded to d so, there vv s mcrne of i'bidc-r. 1 hv; since ti-d the x peri nicp-, at id wi'r.fi-sed the follow in results:

2 of which srav t..;t be uniuiGresiing t0

.le

1 hat a't-

corn on the s wpre found to eurrourdiag it

t:ie

cte a ::.at

'Consider

f this state,

indi.lU

h should he under-

li is always been

self, mother, sister Friay, uncles Cufy, Cudjo, &c. for his exertions in procuring the nomination of Col. Johnson as Vice president. The

family group had just received the Globe con

see if any of the guards were in the ritighbcr-lsoon ascertained in the progress of the examhood; if so, he would hoibt his umbrella as ajination which ensued, that two individuals, by signal that he should pass carelessly by. Af-'nan.e Cotton and Saunders, both of them

ter thus leading him through a lumber ot ' steam doctors by profession, were prominent-

taming the. organization of the Convention streets till they arrived near an old hou-e 1 concerned in the nefarious scheme.

when the following dialogue ensues:

Cot. J. " My dear, 1 shall be nominated in preference to Rives; for I see that Stevenson is elected president cf the Baltimore convention.

" Bless de Lord f ejaculated my mother, "I

Both

as g-ee r.s tne

V.a not producing them

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lie.s. L!'. " irs on the

that

n it e

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uiieini sueki. r

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With-

vjhpiner corn

J to prevent Us

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i ::a not uve,) or whetner oirn:iV not injare the corn. iJ on the st,-!!;, I can now

close to the 1 rench Len.etry. he gave the sig- jhe-e individuals were immediately apprehennal, and requested Mr. C, to go behind the. uY.J. A large meeting of the citizens of Madwall of the Inly ing ground, as a place of safe- i,on county was htld,t deliberate upon th ty, He had scarcelv reached the place hen momentous cri-is which has arisen, at which two men issued from the house, advanced im-jt was unanimously rt.xdved, that a commitmed'tatelv towards him. presented two pistols. !tt-( of in i!i :iii."n s.hnul.1 ho immpfliritclv

ed, and in fact ha? been, within the ;ava)s saJ i loved Mr. Stevenson better and accused him of ha- ing counterfeit pjopev jorganized, in the name a: d upon the rcsnon-

to the amount of one thousand dollar-j (the iitiiiit y of the " hole boo v . f the citizen-, to sum he had received for his produce.) ltr-1 nil necessary monn.- .Vrreting out this tunatelv he had laid out mu-t of his money, ! nefati'.ns plir, "nnd brir.git.g t!ie oliliKh rs to and had only about lUiO dollar remaining,(?predy pistii-e. Thi ci.n..;'.tiee. thus orgnnwhichthey tool;. They threatened to shoot j iz,.. t"nmpos(.,l of 13 of tie most reM-crtable

him if he did not go into the woods. One oi riiiz-tis of the ronntv, men of elevated stan

ding in Hie community, for moral .vorlh intc-

aim.

ciai.v tx:;;r.ai;ng tnc ca u. j!ir;;( -ijon cf Acw llam!shire. The iahah- :uian anJ oay la qe world except my nusu

; SlaiiS Crojfjvli'tr t'iCiiOi i. IheV ,!.,... i. ...... l.fw,,. niin,!ir..il with mir n,iinli.

lion, and the i ;iuenl otiicers have acted un-(h-r anlhiM-itv ol this Government. The Uriu

a large maj , ci the sinkers producing good ilsh cj.,h tJ hUVe nurcha-ed the jurisdiction.

i.iu.,!, utc e,3 vuie -':i.e!.,u Muam i However, or to have obtained it through the

Kin tlose oa .1 c mottier s!;:oc, nttC that fol i.., - ,r.,I.:. .,,,., ,i... i,,!,;.., f!,,.

.Noi iii-e;i5i Ij aiiiuary. and the territory is now similarly s'te.ited to th.a.t of Madawasca, in

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1.; 'iTlh-

;t. c! :

safely reccinm-:.!.! .Jr. MacouJs ra

s.ivtng tiic time r.aa l;uor ol nu! mg oa suck-

-! . atd vviial :j of more t:orweque:;v.e as aro-

do. :. t.ug'i

-ru-o,

Sister Prissy and I could say nothing: but we poured forth tears of gratitude to the convention and its venerable head.

Uncle Cuily, could not contain himself

lie sprang up and began involuntarily to pat the villains, pointing to the old canal, ob.-er-

'Juba as if his heart was in his hands, and hisiv d they had buried 3J persons there; thai he

Maine. Their sttlment was on petition of

its inhaaitauls, classed with on;e one or more of the (owns in this s'otte, for tin: choice of a representative to our Legislature, at ths hst s-ssi'M. The f-llnving is an extract of the cou;mun;catiei: referred to, dated

11 iSiTianw, Julv 1th.

soul was in his feet.

But uncle Cudjo was not so sanguine not

iitv and discretion, proceeded as soon as pos-

waslhe only one they had suUered to escape, Uji,!,., tr, 1 1 1 i i- m-k; and di-coverin" that ihe

.; , r. i i,., i Qrl Sunday la-t, Mr. Lutiier I'arker ot !i , . , . i Indian Stream, bv ;;ssumed authority from the il'.iii. 1. .".I ilO.a :,Jl j:ij fc'lvuOi.- Js-oW- . ' r- i " . i ' . . i nrovmce ol Lowi ;r Canada, was arrested on a ;m iLie rot ct:;i-i to e sy-icreu j.J le- . . . . . , , . . , e . .

AT TV ""MVS

kiti, yji liililii .U.lil U C( Ill.ljttWVII I'l MIS Mr. Sampson Thurston, with weapons of de

fence, with an intent lo resist the laws of In?

jdian Stream, since which, f -r that otlenc.e, he

lit

-;.- vs rr!Tvvn'..f(-r!!'i:ii C(T; 'uCl' in Siierhrooke jai1, to awai . trV"""w T; ' . V ,V .. ," " ,'i ' , I -'is trial in October next.

I; ; , . 1 1 , ' , i ' Tor the further information of the public, .vvuu jo;.n:::; u.J.co j ...e -j i. tea o . uwn. .n . . . , . . . '. , . .:. .. ,i ,r ...j . ii,,!-.. ; .t .- icia-d r'' m:'-' x'Cti be improper to add. that thetnhanI.""'" W ? ' '.Vi'.,!. ' -:'': Niitaiits of Indian Stream, with the exception of

it hi di-posal as manv of the city guard a

lie thought would be sufficient, and gave them directions to disguise thcmielves so as to enable them the better to succeed in their ob

ject. On Wednesday they arrested two of

them, Anderson Murray anu ijenj-imui I etervi lie, in the Faubourg Lacourse. On Friday, through the aistance of Mr. Thistle and Mr. Bennett, who deserve great praise for their activity, they arrested another in the upper Faubourg, and the fourth ;t M'Carty'a 1'oint. This rudian made a desperate resistance, and tired two pistols at Mr. Tiii-tle b fore he was

Welj," said uncle Cudjo, Mas. Stevenson strait enough then: but how he gwine to make all dem buckerauten do what he want uin?1' "Oh," said papa, " ('udjo, he will not influence them. This is not what I expect; but their choosing him shows that they go for mc" " Ah dat de wav you work um, ha! Well,

may oe ne woiK rignt; out l tell you now, secured, liis nani u I) n uerwoou. l nree vou better not laugh before de fun come; for of these desperadoes are old icnvicts and are

ev id nees ol a c :n-nirarv iv;ti' ronelu-iw. and

ere

or-

as he was a brave man. Mr. C. returned to

that he doubted your friendship, my dear sir, town and applied to the police, who we areithat the guilt of Cotton a-d Saunders but because the experience of sixty years has ; happy to say, rendered him ev.-ry assistance Lhicc-d hevond denbtwiih but little delay.

taught lum to rejoice at nothing which is not in their power. ihe Mayor himcll placed

certain.

Slop," sniil he, " bro'er Dick! Read dat ting agin; 1 want my own ear fo hear um." l'apa then read over the whole proceedings. When he had concluded

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cor;av. Warwick, t'ne murderer of Mr. Fisk, ao. aued, man. ! o;h inotlensiv e;inu harmless was tried thi week at Favette. On acceatu of so m;' tec;;ni a'hioi of the law failing

i i ly contended for laws of their own make, and

u wiuc'i iney aiiempieu 10 arrest me ooay of Mr. Thuiston, who, with no less zeal, contended tii.it that place was within the jurisdiction of the state of New Hampshire; but be being well amvai, defeated their design. Alter this repulse, application was made to a magistrate of the province of Lower Canada, tor assistance, who issued a warrant against Mr. Father, as before slated, and cue against

Mr. Thurston, hut he has not been arrested.

in consequence of his leaving the place. The

' r ;. V "inv.,.o-. i person who acted as shci ill in the affair, and .er, itissuppoifcd la- ... .i ...... ..

taiio mot-e w no assistea mm, reside at Indian

Stream, and are iu open rebellion to the

laws ot 4cw Hampshire, liow Jong shall at-

tans thus remain l

e on t

at 5j h-acs; m a iviw nuaates t!:em w.rc levelled with the ; r-'eaped iminj-ared. Five j Li'i 'ti; oir:. ;; Mr. Snaa, and r. One i hija was killed iu its . .-re was i.iawii a quarter o( a .ad aead the next day. shockingO io Ui.rc Mr. osier's.) was and the go ds scattered oyer the

roam'rer oi persons were

r. i os

wtiue mar. mighty unsartm. '

oliould Lot. Johnson he elected, he cannot

do less than advance uncles Caffy and Cu I jo

to auditors births, and marry the young ladies

.Miss oilvy and 3hss rrissy to a couple ol his friends in congress.

well known by the police

Fro the

.V.j?hviilc Wlls July 17. coASi'iii cv:

detained tlie uess till a late hour, to

give the follow ing intere-ting letier, to a gen

tleman in this city, w n'ii has ja.t com'-into our possession.

THE INSURRECTION IN MISSISSIPPI, C.vnsoN Gijovk, July l'.)lh lS3..

" Uear S.r 1 tit down to rive vou, in a

den d them In a public am rution. by bangin:

wlnrh too!; place in the town of Livingston, on Sa! nnl.i v, July dth. B fore Cotton w:.s hung. b' m id" repealed confessions of his guif. bail privately and public !v, in I lie presence of an immense multitude, nod fun ished a detail c;ff-eplan of operations agie(du(, and a list of the prominent conspirators. It eems from thee confessions, which was, as to mos' essential particulars, reduced to writing previous to hi death, and suhsi ribed by him in presence ofrnini'Teus witnesses, that

he was an a complice of the celebrated Murr I; and be, in fact, acknowledged that he had been a member of two grand councils with Miirrtl himself. The sceme of operation w as a f Hows: On the if g!it of the 1th of July an attack was to lie made upon ernon. Madison councounty, at a time when its witite popul ti n would be a-b'ep. The whites, thus taken by urpri-o. w ere to be indiscriniiuat' A v butchered. Ail ihe ammunition and arms of the town were to he seised, and the whole force of the insurgents were lo be directed against the

town of Livingston, where similar proceedings were to he had. liy the time this could

brief a manner" as possible, an account of the !'e P"- was expected the whole

Ohio against a Stump. The Cincinnati

G;izette says that a senator, when asked his opinion of the course of Ohio in asserting her

...ii j i ai mi i'il i i.i Iannis . i. . .. . . - .. . . , ..... . r-.n.r.r P jarisdiction over the disputed tenitorv, said to oe on.-y; v ed, t. -.6 .: uoror w a uncharged. . , ... r , . . ., . tr . i, . , - ' . ,, i . ,i , , .. it reminded him of an Irish family, in a huge i.Ie h;.e no sooner em'-rgei! tron; t!ie court! , , , , ., ... ,rP

'ij""i oi; iiitu sfcu nue irav enmg. i lie team had run the wagon against a stump, and the party were busily engaged with an axe in

re:roviln the r.msr f I lifi i- iliii'irnl t - wlirr.

pam: and to restore las ,? . , , . . ...

, r i - uic i;uni cic.ir. jn ine tame way no mo i

;;.m

ir.p

p.nJ a

ois

clothing,

;eie

:.e was

nri !! ri:; o

to li.-a. lie vvas a 'A'-.i si insensible t o i..ilig soases, v e uu-J ofspinti cf tijiMK-ni::; I:. lh;s si: nation us. a..d C iiii-d taror.g'.i ';".ia mo biiOi-its oi i. ti.iic during the e..: Sctitcnce, the culpru

sliot. b.:i was io' i -.iiat such, a death was too

easy jv;r

m-iLiiude he was Iu

.! of

tar and I :ut lers applied "'.ervarJs whipped until

d to

j ? qua

s i-etsred upon mm.

.is mo.Oi'tvd upon a rail.

t. e streets

e malum io utlon of Ju.

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iroo'-'ntlv tiesged tone ,.;,; nnrlor. ,.!, t, ...k;k

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ct t'ie town it is said

Lynelfs

Aarrczs rsenpe. Asthesteamboat was crossing the harbor yesterday, a passsenger who incautiously attempted to sit on a wooden

him. iViu ii the engeance cf the e had been. :u'ly wreaked upon him.

hed w ;th nv-nc-v sutacicnt to ear

ly him beyond the liu.it s of the state, with t!ie inj ir.ciioa that in five hoars from the time

of his release he must he hevond the. reach of

those who were a in ieady to icpeat the

dJe he h;-.j atreaey received J

?.-..- acy-tss the I. iu iis ri Wc understand U'.at the stock for erecting a bridge o-

ver t ie I!!

!U Mi

river, (a charter f ir which

was obtained at the !ai se-sioa of the legislature, with o').0;5J dotiars capital, exchu-ive privileges a.d tima perpetual) has recently been alt subscribe-!, mostly by an (astern gentleman. This bridge is lobe localidat the month of lake . ec-ria and opposite the town of Peoria, a::! cat. not fail to increase greatly t'ne prosperity and growth of that

b e a a i a 1 ,d

Ss. Ziiuis Bu.lL i in.

From the Frederick Examiner, of Wednesday I i;t, we hava the following account of the surprising product of a fingie grain of wheat; and ve agree with the editor that the v!:.!e county may be challenged to produce

Its e pi ll. i he Lx iimner says: " e have brfae us a specime-; of the extraordinary increase of a grain of Wheat, which, we think, v.e may safely chaileogc the w hole con-try to equal. It was re.ii..l upon tlie farm of Mr, Lz'M Doub, who r. "aies within a couple of rub sof oar city. Ti.U single grain produced

no Lss t!ian twe- tv !.e.;d3 .f vyluat, which

have been found, up r !eing accurately coun

ted, to yi,lJ lltj grams. I tic number ol

gi ains upon each h- . ! ranges from 101 to31.

e m;u- add that the wheat is of the finest

quality, ihe product cf thi- single grain we ighing neatly two ounce-. N wonder our fair mers grow rich when their ri. Ids thus return

them nearly fcficcu handled fold Lr their ja-

Dor.

the machinery from the weather, lost his bal

ance and was precipitated upon the cylinder,

wnue the engine was in tail play. In this horrifying position a second of time would iiitiiced to sever bis head and legs from his body, by the parallel rods, which were then descending. The engineer with a commend

able presence of mind, not often ranalde nf

being exercised under such harowing circumstances, immediately stopped the engine, and the man was rescued when almost a nonenity

oi ume would have plunged him into eternity. We should 6'ipp ,se that this, nigh fatal accident will be a cauiion not to imprudenily en',iire near the machinery while the boat is ' 'notion. " Halifax Tinvs.

Nw Onus -s, July 3, 183.3. A very sudden and great change in the temperature of the weather occurred night before last. There was a difference of sixteen or eighteen de

grees within eight hours. Yesterday woollen garments were not uncomfortable. Such

weather is not considered wholesome at this season, though it is quite agreable to the feel

ings ol northerners spending their hrst sum

mer among us.

The penalty of the 1 ish is still inflicted in

iev Jersey. A man v.-.is recently sentenced in MorristowQ, to receive twenty-fire lashes, and the barbarous sentence wa inflicted. Intelligent men hav e, long since accorded in re-

garf.i g this mode oi" punishment as cruel.

barbarizing in its efie ! i;.n the community.

and caicaiuicd, instead oi icrrectmg the cul pritor protecting ths : '.annuity, to feeler e

Texas We have iast received, says the

New Orleans Advertiser, a document lately

circulated in Texas, by which it appeals, the

colonists are preparing to stand to their arms.

rattier tban submit to a military despotism,

which oania .Anna was preparing against .i mm. . ... ... . s . .

mem. i lie resolutions are bold and deeid.-d

they seem determined to rescue their cover

nor, and take the management of their own

affairs. We trust every thing will be adjust

ed satisfactorily, without an appeal to arms

particularly as the last resolution show& great

moderation and temper. We arc personally

acquainted with Ur, Archei, V. Wharton ami several of the signers of the resolutions

and we know them to be cool and prudent

men, anxious to conciliate all parties men

who will never resort to arms, if not driven by

unavoidable necessity. W e 6h;II look anx

iously for the next arrivals, as the last meet

ing was to have been held on the 23th ultimo,

LATER FROM EXGLAXD.

liy the Liverpool packet ship Caledonia,

we have received London dates of the 15ih of July. The domestic news given in the Paris papers, is highly interesting. The chamber of

peers, passed the American indemnify treaty

bill, on 1' rid ay, by a huge majority, (l'ioa. gainst 2-2,) in the shape m which it had been brought up from the chamber of deputies; thus defeating all the speculations, that the clause introduced into it, in the latter cham

ber, on the motion of gen. Vnlaze, and which

it was thought, w ould give offence to Ameri

ca, would be omitted.

By the ship Governor Troup, at New York

from Liverpool, we have London dates to the

llth ult. An order of Council of the British Government, allowing British subjects to enter into the service of the Queen of Spain had

been issued. Uiders had also been given to the English custom house to allow the clearance of arms and ammunition for his service.

free of export duty. This, it is said, is all

England w ill do in fulfillment of the quadruple treaty. DUBLIN, June G. Murder of the Rev. .Mr. Dau-son. A dread ful occurrence took place about 5 o'clock on

yesterday ev ening at Ballinacarring, within a-

nout nine miles to the west of this city. 1 he

lev. Mr. U.iws ui, brother-in-law of Mounti-

"ord Weslropp, Esq. of Melon, had been for

some time previous endeavoring to get poss. s-

ion oi uuir noiaings irom several ol ins len-

mts in tliat neighborhood, and found them as

it appear?, unwilling to surrender their farmwithout a promise of a renewal, which the

Reverend gentleman was not disposed to giv e.

lis object being, as it is said, to get the bind

into his own hands, and to reside upon it.

I ne io nanny were doubly obstinu e in insist ing on such promise from Mr. Dawson, as tin

ind is the property of Lord Charlev ille, wle

generally gives a renewal to the tenant in pos

session, provi.iCii all arrears are paid up, as

was, we understand in a great measure th

case in this instance. For some weeks pasi

itlairi have been in this condition, Mr. Daw

son threatening to eject and the tenantry re

olved on keeping possession, lesterduv, a-

the Kevcrend Gentleman, accompanied bv

one of the tennis oftho name of Lynch, wa-

walking across a held near Mr. Enright

louse, he was suddenly attacked by three

men, partly disguised in women's clothes.

Mr. Dawson and Mr. Lynch both heard two

shots tired; and getting up ran off lo West

ropps house to tell what he had seen. In

the mean time the body of Mr. Dawson was found quite dead, within about foity yards ol

tne place wi)ire he had hrst been attacked.

iwful condition of our country. An intend

ed insurrection of the slaves, assisted by ;ra-

ny white men has been disclosed by a negro.

It was lo have commenced on the -ilh ol July,

body of the white population would be overcome with j)anic, and lly from the scene of terror; and every black in the country able

to wiidd the weapons of warfare, would by

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ind was not disclosed until the night cf the j nu '".ayenaroiinu tne insurgent staudi.rd,

2d. I went up to Livingston. On the third! 1 "ls :,r1',,,.v OI IM(('V:' ';m' WHS htn to m:,uU and fourth the excitemonl exceeded any thing i uI,r;n, tlu town ' C hnton. burning, sacking,

I ever saw. i joined a company and assisted '"-V" " -so.. ,e . , oe. vM.oie connu y as iu taking several white men and' negroes. A ; -' --dvancod. by the lime the destruction Steam Doctor, bv the name of Cotton, -V!;s; Cunton culd have been accomplished, it commander-in-chief. We took him and de-!)vas ;r,r(l insurgent army would

iivered him at Livingston, on the night of theile f'l:ili.v sirengtliened. and amount perhaps 3d. We also took a Dr. Saundersformerlv i J,) CViil A precipitous mnreh of'Sumnercountv.Tcnn.andone other, Saun-i ,W!U lho,n ,n ui n!,n, lo J,,e. ounty of Claiders was a steamer. A court of twelve inen!b,?rtV a,on l,,e k,r,s t,f 'rr( :,n1 th' were appointed to exau.ine and pronounce lwho,u upon tlie river bank was to be. sentence. Cotton and Saunders ar.d the third r':lU iuniuli'.ild w ;th the blood of person whose name 1 forgot were hung on ihe ,n" 'U woii.cn and children.

Mi. and 'J negroes, at tiie same time. Me " '" '"""ia r"lu I"'

i.ii leiaieu o lao-e vvno nave ivuiu'?-m much of the i;ivrliv;tion which has taken place on ihe subject, in Madison county. V o ai.' assured by a gentleman who wa in Liv ingr-ton on Monday, that the utmost order seems to pervade the community then-. An intens'e. excitemeid certaii h" exists among the. white population; but itisnflhat awful aid proe-and bai n. I r, w hich discloses itself not in iioisi; and uproar. The commit fee of investigation i-t upv a room withdrawn from the .n dtitude. and the ut most calmness and dignity i h.ii-a. teil.-e the whole proc eedings. The iaves'ign'ions which take place as tlie vr i "is cases are brought hef.re them for ronsidera: ion. ai e conducted in a manner that w- uld not discredit any judicial tribunal. V.-

i v otip-t luiiitv is (nrnishr d the persons inrul-

have taken 17 men. whose names Cotton

gave up under the g ilhovs. Tin y are trying them at Livingston. One was hung yesterday, at Dr. Dean's, (a steamer.) Cotton sin-1 led that there is a number of Nio on Doctors

concerned, but he could not recoikcl their

names. Col. lVrkin's,of Ma lison, .uik! a party of men went down on Big Black, on the

igot before last, to take a man bv the-ame

of Sharkey, a rich planter. In try ing to take

him in his house, he killed rerkms. and woun-

led one other badlv, and wounded two horses

mortally, SharkeCs hand was s!ut the uiu-

neul lie fired tiie first gun. which killed i'i r-

ins. He then lired hjs t- o ni-to!s with h.s

eft hand, and retreated and made his Csc.ij e.

1 went down at the lo ad ol lie me i on

yesterday morning, and found airky and

Daring Robbm Last week as Mr. Clen

dening, of the town of Liberty. Illinois, who

. . j ' .

came to our city lor the purpose of .selling

some produce, was walking on the Levee

near loydras street, he was accosted by ;

man who called him by name, and told him son comity, in the neighbor

and delivered him at

(. 1 h. on. 1 P',,rrt o cross-os-iniiiiing w itnesse?. introdu-

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llll. Utll Ult; ll .l'.lf I Ul l 111 III l... .v.;, t -

more than S men. 1 have taken t hree n n-on- " 4 w '.! ' l!l ", "

n r i . i .i'i.. i w men i ne mosi :nmar-e conia desire, nt-i! rs. all nl w i o in nn o.in- mil , r r a . at V, in-' 1 111 '

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ion, ucioi u acoinmoee. i nave, no ionoi um

Hat all those at Livingston will he hang. 1 iave no time to give you the nui liculars at

u ir (ti'ti'i rr. and expl.iai-

nitni v staten'onts!

.oiu ei MiiMiuiness is per. i i1 led lo l:e.

ad.iresscd fohe culprit o dial, ai d

oresent. (I'lan.) Cotton was to t i nanei.ee at

iJutlc S B! ills and proceed lo Livingston.

thence to Vernon, thence to Clinton, taence io Jackson, tlieie to rob the Bank, thence to

rrt Gibson, thence to Natchez. Ii is behev'd from Cotton's confession, that there arc

-ome liuiulreds ol whites eniaired. 1 h ive

mt slept two hours in ihe. 21 for six davj ami lights, and have he;,n on horst-back m ire that four-lifths of ihe ti ne. Yo-i may judge

ihat I am not in a condition for writing. 1 am to hurry to Clinton tins morning, and sen

to a neighbor (o get a horse, and eonludcd while waiting to wiiievou alii.e. I will give

you a thorough account in a few davs.

i'' n propoi.

no ones-

itoi ial

From the Clinton -1. G,t-tlc. HO UK I B LE COX .S i'i R C Y. S.nce the commencement of our ei

labors we have out h....!. iIh-ikI ni... it... I .-

. vv" " ..... p'-Mioin (

lormaucc of a duty so melancholy as that to which we are calk d at the present time.

A few days anteitor to the lib of July, va-

.ii.. ....

Mieu in any oi ine w ill esses c:li u

lated to .rod;ir. a statement of f bo rn-e i'"t in a. cerdance with truth and j i-tice. 'e a;e t 1 i that five whi'e men b.avo hern hung i i Livingston. llu I DlaLr, one of the prime movers ff (lie con-piracy, and who. it was said, was the individual de--ig ialed to lead t! is army of incendiaries, had fed in dism:.v, but -.v as nnnrehrndc d at VicKsbnrgb, carried back to living-ton. tiie.l.nnd executed, o yesterday between "'.and i o. buk. The ivimber of ne.'ror-s e cited, we have not pro-

i is. iv, r.eoi , aiiieu, bul to 10 or i;.

Wo are informed Ihat Hunter, a clref cor.sp: rater, has !-,e,M! apprcdieu led near F.-isfen ) azoo county. :ed has nvde sftue materi.d dis, !u-iires iii addition to '.hose ahia.lv made. A oommi'lee similar to the one in Madison, have been in ses--,n for so. oral davs in i-j . - . ... -

v union. ari-vis tmiKi-i.-n-i.-a w m i men.

liifiu-eid parts of the cr.univ. l ave been

arres?eI ai d luc-iiglit l fei t!am. but .iischarged. Several negroes have also hern

uppose it to amount

that the captain of his Hat had been attacked by the city guard, but had effected his retreat

from them badly wounded; lie said that he

lol.-d un: bid i.oihii !.avier been elicited

riousciicuuMances cxci ten su-j.i.mns in t-.e; u.,i(.h ....thori -ed punis!....enl, tinv

iiiin.j-wi ,i ii-n i cs m ciame cui-iis ol .viadl- I a

... i .

oood ol lieatt.e s

puni--

were set

i i)CI i

Bluff, ofan intended insurrection of the slaves

of that settlement. Several slaves wire m

.V -rrh .

rarv coiilams

A London cnritenipci.

au account i t a daoier in the

different times overheard, whilst eng.-g d in Mas'ert hanney Swi epers.at llight u v Bar

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John,. .da,.,d.,r ,,f 'ul. R.M. l.ihuvVlco.uh.ct Mr. C. ! ,1., nh,,' Tl,.., I . i .. .. . . . i . r . ,i. ' .i . "H'd Io de- w.MC ot the most yoy

.. .n , . , I V. M.iClll.lllI,.'S lOllllVMUl in-tUU!C.I, WlllCll led t r..l!,.4v. A in 1. h. - n ,,.-,n'r,V.-r.

able rl a'actei.

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r ,r i-"-" . l' iii r ,. v u,ai ueveiopement ol lads ol a most s'.ari ir - A-V in.-d mrod with -rcat spirit I ill rcn Convention. exDress nrr tbp than .9 nfhpr. Would be neressarv for him in aAx.-n. n.,.1 L.,.1 ..,....v. i - A , i-cin,, o met d who u'"i-l

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