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Mob law continues to be the order of the day. There was a considerable riot in Detroit on the 4th July--Irish and Amer jeans being the parties combatant. No lives were lost, though there were sundry cracked crowns and bloody noses.--There was also riot in Boston on the l2th inst. during which one man was dangerously hurt. Causes and particulars not stated. fenergeticmeasures be not adopted to quell this mobocratic spirit, the reign of law, at least in our larger cities, will be at an end.

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 A postscript in the Dayton Journal of the lth inst. states that borders have been is- sued by Gov. Lucas to fhe Major Generals of Militia throughout the State, 10 report 10 him immediately what number of Mounted Riaemen and Cavalry can be furnished from their respective divisions at moments warning! Ii is supposed this force is in- tended for the Disputed Territory, to pre- vent or repel the aggressions of Michigan, or perhaps to invade the Territory! Fur ther we learn that these orders were conf dental, and will not appear in the papers uatil the Governor removes the injunction of secresy. The correctness Of this intelli gence may be depended on. 4 gentleman who saw copy of the orders communca- ted the contents to us.a