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From Sr, Doawco-The brig Gen MAJ,


Capt Sheppard, arrived last night, brings news 10
the 24th ur. Gen. Riviere, the President was =,
| Azaii' within thirty miles of ST. Domingo, with ono
dvSIon OF his army, consisting OF 5000 men. Sey.
er'tl schooners had gone round with artillery. Tn.
lnsu'geAi force is estimated at from 5000 10 10 og0
The Presidents son, Col. Herard who has com.
mandec one OF the regiments stationed at ST. Do.
mlnso. with all the force who sided with him. wen,


liberated on parole, and the COL had arrived ~ porr
| all Prince via Jacmel. Col. Pimen,ai took nos,
session OF town bordering on the Snen;sh nor, :,
the name OF the insurgents. The town WAS mos,v
inhabitcd by mahogany cutters. who wen. away


On hearing of the march OF the President. ,bsv as
sembed by night and took the Colonel prisoner.
with his papers, and sent him to Head Quarters
Among these papers was one pnrporting to be = No
goiaton between the insurgents and the French Co
neral. The French Censul lately offered to supnlv
money and arms, with 10000 men, II necessary nm
condition that they 10 receive the Island Sa
mana at the East as Naval Depot, and have the
original French part OF the Island restored 10 Them
This of course excited vast deal OF indignation.


\ difficulty had taken place between some of the
officers OF H. B. NJ. sloop Eurydce and the Hay,iens.
appears the officers went on shore to bathe and,
after bathing amused themselves with knocking co.
coa-nuts down from the trees, sailor lke when
guard appeared and drove them 10 their boats at the
point of the bayonet. The next morning this was
repeated. They then went on board, and, armiug
their boat went ashore. captured the whole guard
took them into town, and there delivered them up TO
the authorities. The matter had not been seuled
when the Gen NJ. left.


DREADFUL AccipENT--A MAD Ox.-Yesteniay
morning about II o'clock a Mad Ok dashed furious
Is down Mercer street into Canal, where he Knocked
down two ladies who crossing Mercer ST., one
of Them being seriously, the other slightly, injured
He then rushed down Canal street, goring gentle
man who in his way, and turning up 10 the side
walk, where lie knocked down two more adies-one
of whom he tossed on his horns, disocating her
shoulder and otherwise injuring her. Being by this
time arrived opposite Larrens street, he turned up
thar street few steps, where he knocked down ALT.
lie hoy about six years DID, trying first TO gore him,
and then falling upon his breast and crushing him
with his knces-so That the poor boy is doubtlesssl
dead before now. Leaving his work OF DEATH The


niratcd animal returned 10 Canal street, where he
knocked down another hoy, woundine him severely
and then ran al the boot and shoe store of Mr..
Walker the show-window of which he partly de-
molished. From here he turned into West Broad.
way, up forkstreel, and precipiiated himself into
cellar used n stable, the door OF which was for
tunatelv open-wherc be was finally secured. The
whole scene was one of confusion, terror and disas.
for 1ch rs snlIom helorr has been Witnessed in the