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The REczSr OUrRAok AT YoRxvnLE-we an
mex report ofa meeting in YorkvIe, relative to the
late outrage perpetrated on Mr. Wilson's horses. Ii
was largely attended, and several gentlemen sub
scrbed for reward to offer for the detection Of the
rascas who poisoned the horses and for the relief Of
Mr W. One gentleman gave $50 and valuable
horse. kipp & Brown also presented horse


AZ meeting held at the hotel of Mr.. Hazard York
M hsn y ,e ION % June instant statement was made by
poison ana the expected death Of nine from the
same cause.


twas, on motion of Mr. Henry Erben Resolved, That
we sympatnlle with Mr. Whson account OF the loss
o ms property and evidence of sincerity that
subscription be forthwith opened to raise the funds
for tho purchase of stock Of horses where
WIN to carry ON his enterprise.


Il was resolved that the following gentlemen be COM
mtee to solicit aid from the public for the above pur.
pose TT A. Emmett Solomon Kip. J. Adriance Stephen
spoford, Francis Palmer, Abraham Hatfield, Henry Brc
yoot John Garland Foster B. Williams, Mr. Peters Jno


Dr. Cecil John c. Parker Henry Erben, John odell
ana Wm Hancock were appointed Committee to in es.
ngate the cause of the sudden death many
horses and report the same to the public
ana that measures be taken by them to have the
traitors Of SO foul deed brought to punishment


twas resolved, inasmuch private subsc rptions NAV
not be sufficient to repair the loss Of Mir Whson that
we the public to ratronize his line Of stage
and csrm.n .o ,at Messrs Brevoor Hatfield
tanment for the benefit of Mr.. Whitson
m 'ns nat the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
yAoMAs A. EMMETT, Chairman.


1AMAicf. The Falmouth Post, of which paper we
nave Just received files, thus speaks of the first
Jsmacs Hill Coolies that havc arrived at Kingston,


by the consent Of the Agent General Of fmmi.
55mc. i-"Opposed though have been TO the intro
ouc On in this colony Of aborers from India feel
tha -k-S
az House of Assembly and the approval of the 'Home
~ ~ .vernment shall now be fairly and honestly tested
months there will be considerable addition to our la
boring population Great pains should be used, to pre-
try. The experiment being made is one Of serious
nature and should not be allowed to fail from the want
o. tnas common prudence with which all new under
Cd in friendly manner-paid regularly for their services
furnished with all things necessary for their comfort
system,wc shall soon be able to Judge whether mmgra.
ton from India will be advantageous or prejudicia to
Inc country. II the former it will be our duty to
courage it to the extent of means if the latter
common sense will urge the proprcty of its dsconn-
uanca--Ph''adeiphia y 8 Gaseite.


FRAUDS ON EsuGRANrs IN CANApA-Our wharfs
are daily crowded with emlgrants, and the agents
OF steamboats, as well as other agents. in proportion
actively employed in getting oil they obtain from
them We have seen these poor fellows especially the
or other to one Ssm
one thing and another another till they perfectly
o.
whenever we have had opportunity we have recon-
ended them to attend to nothing that is said them by
to have wered at the Emigrant Office where thew
are sure to be told truly what Is best for them do and
which the best route for them to take to reach
ne OF their destination in the shortest time and
te least possible expense We also take this opportu-
nifty Of recommending emgrants arriving at TO ronto to
McEldery the Government Agent there, of whose at.
tenton we have heard many emgants speak with gra-
utude-Kingston Chronicle, llM inst.





OPENING OF ST. PAULs LUTHERAN CHURCH.
This ceremony took place yesterday morning, when
unite in the interesting and solemn service of the
sion We noticed among the congregation, General Van
unguished citizens The Rev. Dr. Morris, of Baltimore
preached an appropriate impressive and eloquent
mon from Isaiah chap y 81 "And many people shall
the Lord to the house of the God Of Jacob and he will
teach us of his ways and will walk IN his paths for
out OF Zion shall forth the law and the word Of the
Lord from jerusalem" The congregation consisted
persons of different denominations It is to be hoped
st Pauis Lutheran Church. which is neat Gothic edi.
ce will soon be completed throughout The basemen MT
is finished in very neat and suitable manner-Wash-
ington mteiigencer June l6.


OREGON EXPEDITION -Captain Fremont, and his
company, consisting OF about sixty men, left this


De
by another body of men who have been engaged there
Several Of them were men who were with Capt, Ere.
mcbt III his former expeditions. Stephen Cooper, o
member of the last Legislature from Adair county we
understand goes out as the pilot Of the company He is
an old and experienced woodsman, and a bold yet
cautious man. The company, when complete. will con-
sist Of more than one hundred men, and will leave Tnde
have been selected chiefly with reference to their
qualities as woodsmen and marksmen. A great many
were anxious to accompany or enlist in the expedition
We believe had it been necessary, that thousands OF
men would have offered their services As it was the
applicants amounted to several hundred Curiosity and
Territory pervades all cas and especially the young
men, and there are hundreds who regret the want Of
Opportunity to go out.-St Louis Rep, Jume7


OBSTRUCTION OF THE U. S. MArL,-The land mail,
between Charleston anl Savannah, was, We under
stand temporarily obstruced and detained on its way
to'hs place near Rantowes Tue day lastby several
Deputy Shris Of Coleon District levyng the stage
he late s
The Stage Driver was. in consequence compelled to
the mail some distance his shoulders and then
to hire horse in order to bring to this place. We
learn that warrents have been applied for against the
persons guilty of this mlsdemeanor Courier
June L.


BURNING OF THE lMpoRTER-The Importer was
burnt to the hull last night, at the mouth of Deer
Creek no insurance. She was undoubtedly set fire to-
on the flames burst from the state where the mat
tresses deposited The had been discharged
some wo weeks since the boat laid up paint and
pair and consequently there had been fire board
Capt Johnson was watch and the second clerk Glib
son. was sleeping mattress in the social hall From
$4,000 to $4,000 in furs, belonging to Choteau Vale
were consumed, supposed to have heen insured There
was no privilege OF re-shpPng, The books saved
and the engine not much njnrcd Gin Letter. June H.


LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB RAcEs-Fifst Day,
Monday, June 2, lS45 Walker stake-SsIOO SUBJ
scrption, $50 forfeit $25 declaration =" Walker Of
Walkers" presenting the winner with handsome sill
yer pitcher valued at $780,


Jos. Metcafe's b. c. Fred. Kaye, by Grey Eagle


20 Ros: I COS 81. 9. American Eagle, By Grey


Time, l:52t-l:56


DuELLIsTs, LOOK oUT-The Wilmington Journal
puts some very home questions "How would they
IKE 10 mount platform about 10 or 20 feet high, with
thus stand an hours and after that be fastened by iron
cnsps 10 whipping post and receive thirty nine ashes
on their bare backs each stroke starting the blood All
the dues they may fight hereafter would not wash out
the disgrace which such punishment would fix upon
them. Besides. to kill man in a duel In Delawarc ia
murder ana \ the criminal be caught he will probably be