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RALEiGH, IN. APRIL lS.
X I'm Unhappy .Accnlent /!


On Sunday morn;ns last, Mrs. C,mbro' Jones,
Of this vicinity, out Ia meeting few
miles distant. driving herself in q chair with her
two children, accompanied by Mr. Jones on
horseback, when before she got out of piece of
ne WY cleared ground on The plantation, her
horse took fright, and dsshing over ssump
overturned the chair, aud threw her oul against
! log by which she was much bruised aud
Injured, tha, she never afterwards spoke. She
isngnlshed ill yesterday ard exp red 1he
children escaped without much injury. X is u
melancholy fact, fresh in the recollection of his
numerous friends, that Mrs. Jones's former hus.
band, Dr.. Masennurg, met with smilar acci
dent, which though he ainfully survived it two
or three years. fia-lly produced hi, death.


Letters from New O leans mention, that when
that city was released from martial law Judge
Hal L, who, with the District Attorney OF he
United States, snd 0. her ciiizeus, had been led
IN confinement, caused Cen. Jackson 10 be atres.
ted on charge OF having vlolste6 she civil IL W 5
II the country and hat, afler en- imprisonment
and Trial, The General was fned $1,000, which
was immediately raised by SUI scrip,i ion among
The citizens, no person being allowed 10 sub
ssribt Da' than Que dollar, and the General was
liberated.


II is said, the plan of attacking New Orleans,
as adopted BY Gen. Packenhsm, WIS pretty gen
orally condemned by tie B,itlsh off icers on thsl
station.


The news of the B.i,ish defeat before New
Orleans Jan 3, w.s received m England By The
PfaHfayenef, having on board the dead bottles of
Gems. tackenham and Gibbs.