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The FLOUR RIoT-The sentencing of the pr;ssners
convicted OF being engaged in the riot at Eli Har, a.
Cos store, took place yesterday of which full 70.
port will be found in report of the Court or ses
SONS. When the not took place, the cry was "Jrs
the foreigners none but foreigners who committed
the outrage" One Witness who seemed to have q
s,rong objection to being called "a fighting character
is, hewever, remarkably good swearing character.
for he stated, under oath that he went the riot for
the express purpose of ascertanng the fact and that
there were scarcely any persons but foreigners engaged
IN ri@ting.


Now how stands the truth? That among the
twenty prisoners who have been tried there are
but three who not native Americans. Paddy has
escaped this time, and John Bull need not blush for
his children.


Oh what a falling off is here my coantry men.


rlRE.-A hre supposed to be the work Of an incen-
diary, broke out IN the tenement Of Kelly Co. boat
builders, Charleston, which was entirely consumed


ASoTHER.-The great Flour Mills of Theephius
Short Esq. on the Canandagua ou,e', Ontario coun-
y, with ten thousand bushels of wheat were DESTROY
ed by fire the 18th inst. Loss $50 900, and no in
surance.