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CLOSE OF THE DISTURBANCES IN CArrARAusus-
ElicottviHe, January "a, lS45.-I wrote you last
evening of the state Of things here up to that time
"Dutch H" under the direction OF the Sheriff and Brig
Gen Huney armed and equipped ready o,iany resist
ab b msn1 aa DC avta here day
US as late as dark last evening" and they fully in
Of our state Of preparation and Of course became
satisfied that the effort 10 resist the Sheriff must prove
rests were easily Effected ihe array strength present.
them that the people Of The county have both power
and the disposition to protect the Sheriff in the proper
charge cf his duty, IL the execution OF the laws.
The force ordered out may seem dsrrop ortoued to
the emergency but less number would certainly have
ding OF blood, well to the discopterted that
public opinion would not brook rebelon that the sheriff


The men have not returned but are enyec,ed his
evening After their return should they bring anything
important, will finish this out with postscript


O'Clock, p The Sheriff and his men have return
ed and brought back in custody three Of the most reck
awaiting indictment and trial The force has been dis
charged except small body, who retained for the
service Of the Sheriff. and and quiet again
blished have not time to comment upon these ac,s
enter into any extended explanation. may take occa-
sion to do hereafter, should conceive it important or
proper to do SO. Yours, respectfully, x.


CAUTION TO ANTI RENTERs.-It is hoped this
case will be warning to the illegal combinations
and acts of persons who in open opposition the laws
ofthe country The plaintiff Chaunccy Keder brought
st. John, and John Deitz defendants In is4i The
plaintiff had been deputed by the Sheriff Albany
Rensselaer, against tenants the nonpayment
OF rent He stopped at house in Bern mob broke
the house about II o'clock at night reused him from his
bed demanded his papers with threats and searched his
and clothes and not obtaining their object search
they went off, and returned morning with greater
took him into the woods some disguised as Indians
him down. abused him outrageousy tarred feathered
~ engage in such business again. These persons who
appeared Indians" could not be identified but the
and did not attempt preventive outrage and
rdiculed the plaintiff DONE and expressed their
sood deal ofdifcuy in empannelng Jury-one was at
ast obtained consisting of about half the coun-
summed up and argued with and ability by Georg
W. Peckhan, Esq for the defend nts, and by Michael
dict of ten thousand dollars damages and costsbamy
.4tlss Feb.


FULL PARTICULARS ABOUT THE ATRocIous MUIR
DER PERPEIRATFD NEAR HApDoNFIELD, NEw JER-
ID the Sun Of Saturday,, we have been enabled to give
the full particulars concerning the trsgical affair." It ap-
IS already stated and that of his victim Henry Clover
rhe deceasedwes married, and has left wife and one


hild They had been dispuiing and fighting about
omestic difficulty, were neghbors each other and
hat few moments after they had been quarreling Tho
nas returned with the loaded gun whereupon Clover ran
nto the house snd stened the door, and Thomas
ID to window and saw him couched corner of the
room He then levelled the deadly weapon hn-fred


and its contents passed into the of Glover The
wounded man jumped up and exclaimed DE- ad man.
md whilst endeavering to the room FELL and


liter lingering about enc hour in the greatest agony he
expired. The Coroner hedsan inquest over the BODY
md the Jury rendered the verdict That the deceased
Henry Clover his death by the hands of Samuel
rhomas and in their opinion it was wIIfu ana deIibc
rate murder Thomas was erresteel shsrly after, and
ned to prison await his trial He will be tried at
Camden, New jersey probably during the March term
i the Court


BRUTAL ATTEMPT TO MURDER.-A most diabolicaI
attempt was made yesterday on board the balque
Of UWic (NfoNl lV;r
Wharf by the cock, colored man named James Smith,
murder the first mate Mr.. Reuben Frethey. Mr. Fwas
the act of holding piece of wood hile ore of the
aands was saving it, when the cook up behind him
With an axe snd struck him with the eye Of it a heavy
repeated the blow second and third time the latter with
ha edge of the which cleft the skull The cuprit
9apers found in his possession belongs Baltimore and
has mother living there. He in the u s ship
charged on her return to Boston April 1912 At his ex
mination before the afternoon he stated
Il the mate struck him agan he would kiI him-and the
1ext morning the mate did strike him. in
favorable oppotuniy he made the desperate attempt as
beore stated The captan and second mate also
# the hands, denied that the mate had treated Smith
With unmerited severity.-Norfolk Herald, FED l.


SHIP BUILDING ON THE LAKEs.-Making in all
en steamers, four propellers, and fourteen sail
yesses which promise to be put in commission the en-
ming season Nor are our neighbors Ontario idle.
rhe marine both sides OF the line is increasing
che name tonnage &c OF number of vessels built at
yarous places Lake Ontario during the past three or
our seasons at hand and farther that add


onal tonnage to be adoed their marine next sea
son. They have already the Canadian side large
number OF small boats using the Erricson propeller
which supply tho place OF sail vessels in transporting
1roduce passengers, &C. from point another; and
he trade has increased much the facilities are
ample for passing the Wesad Canal that regular
OF this class OF vessels have established TO py
ne ensuing season between Toronto and Goderch, on
Lake Huron This is exclusively provincial measure
nd it pretty generally known that regular lire of
ieavy tonnage pIopelers has been running between
Dswego and Chicago since ls4 engaged principally in
.onveying emigrsnts up and returning with wheat for
he mills operation at Osweeo The sail vessels also
belonging to that poit have, OF late, found ample down
reights OF the some description During the win
some few vessels have been commenced fer the lower
AXE business propeller, believe at st. Catharines,
nd the hull ola large vessel, originally designed for


same which was built at Toronto several years since
lnt sunk fo vaton has been raised and is TO be
i.ted out ss barque the ensuing Her sss
tow making here Others are, doubtless, building at
points below, and anticipate heavy record Of new
onnoge the ensuing year Buaio advertiser, Jan. so.


FIRE IN DAYToN.-We learn from the Dayton


ched to the pork house of Davis Pendry in that place.
Saturday night last which destroyed the building and
sconens, consisting of large quentty Of meat. The
ire supposed 20 have originated rom the Judgment OF


viduals, amounts to about 81 0oO SO 00O Of which
ustened by man, citizen of Sprip gfeld, who had


ne meet of 1000 hogs hanging in the houie the time
Ciscinnah Rep. Jan 30


IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.


0OCTOR EVANS, No. 10 Peck slip, Water street.
~ New York, has been than forty years in the
perscty desperate cases Of every variety Of secret
sease, old obstinate ulcers. in the throat


r the unfortunate to choose an esrepeoced p6ysean Dr. E.


the oldest and experienced in this city, his practice
the Hospitals incurable. His Offices we'll arranged