Indiana Palladium, Volume 2, Number 39, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 7 October 1826 — Page 2
Faiavf Perhaps 300 yards Poor in
. hocent, ignorant reader! unconcious of
what Nature has done in the forests of
Cayenne, and measuring the force of tropical intonation by the sounds of a Sctoch duck! The campanero may be heard three miles! this single little bird being more ' powerful than the belfry of a cathedral, ringing for a new dean just appointed
on account of shabby politics, small understanding, and good family! "The fifth species js the celebrated campanero of the Spaniards, called Dara by the Indians, and bell-bird by the English. He is about the size of the jay. His plumage is white as snow. On his forehead rises a spiril tube nearly three inches long. It is jet black, dotted all over with small white feathers. It has a Communication with the palate, and when filled with air, oaks like a spire; when empty it becomes pendulous. His note is loud and clear like the sound of a bell
and may be heard at the distance of three miles. In the midst of these extensive wilds, generally on the dried top of an aged mora, almost out of gun reach, you will see the campanero. No sound or song from any of the winged inhabitants of the forest, not even the clearly pronounced 'Whip-poor-Will,' from the
goat-sucker, cau:e such astonishment, as the toll of the campanero. " With many of the feathered race, he pays the common tribute of a morning and an evening song; and even when the meridian sun has shut in silence the mouths of almost the whole of animated
COMMUMCA 1IOJVS.
To the Hon. James Noble. Sir: As you have departed from your usual course, and appeared before the public in a lengthy hand bill, you have thereby given an invitation to your constituents, to investigate your past conduct as a public man, and your fitness
isomc for that Yiu voted against the ap
propriation to the veteran Gen. Lafayette who risked his life, and spent a princely fortune, and who reduced himself to poverty to procure liberty for your country they certainly owe you some for that; and at the very time Sir, when you were doir.g this last act you were supporting Wm. H. Crawford on the ground of his having done one good act,
and )ou wish to insinuate at your in
and claims to the continued confidence
of a free people. You have not made stance; but Sir, the Legislature had me
your appearance in this way before,; morialized Congress on the subject, since you wrote Edwards down ; and as you J you and your friends have so managseldom commit your name to paper, ed the business with your neighbour as to such carved productions, penned in )ourSend him into retirement: He must masterly style, detailing such an extensive 'feel under obligations for the favour )ou fund of practical, political information, have done him; andean ynt expect to ought to be received as "precious mor-jescaue the sword of retributive justice?
ows, and the Wolves destroy their Hcgs aged 45 years. lie warded but a frgnrt
se
and Sheep, after supplying the wants of
their families the residue is sent to market, if any residue their be ; it cannot command cash, so that it is bartered otFfor some inconsiderable articles of store goods. From what source then are the farmers to derive specie to pay their taxes? Perhaps the next Legislature may take up the subject and devise some means to avert the impending ruin which threatens the agricultural interest of this count rv. Those hints may induce some one of talents to advocate the cause. J ORAM. Shelby county, Oct. 2d, 1826.
From Niles" Register. LATE FOREIGjX jXEIVS. Great Britain and Ireland, The di:
by the citizens of our wooden Can vou lead a won on to his own de
COlifltrV. and nnirht lint to be Suffered to'ctrnrfinn rrA rc-ro tVio cnm nniiisll.
J 7 r " - - " - - - 1 1 l . I iu I :a 1 1 I jk v v v - I I i v ill 1 1 ' v i ' u t . I . . i i . . . . . i ! ' 1 (r.i.cnc nnliUl.noH onfl PiQC f H yl f ITilC
pass without naricuar notice: and louwnt ha rrrnivrH? Vmi dimed h m 1,1 w,:....uc ..
a little taller, to ue offered the model
of a veritable Ileic.oies. lie has been seen to lift a w eight of 2,400 lbs. and to dUpJav ail that iorce united to agility with effect. It is said that the numerous efforts that he had made in the course of his exercises, shortened his life. Among the persons employed in the works of the new canal of the Sas de Grand, are many women, called Potoises who have come from Liege and IMaestricht. They were seen during the whole day carrying loads of earth upon their backs, at the same time knitting. Greece, his stated that lord Cochrane has arrived at Napoli di Romania, and would there wait the arrival and gathering of his fleet. The Greeks have in .'ill 235 sail of vessels, and appear resolved fully to co-operate w ith him. Many of these vessels are quite small; but the ag-
mayrest easy on that hcadasitrespectsjjnto the difficulty in elegant style and ,,1CM n""" e.capeu uie preg8te of their crews is anout i,uui
the present one, as I dare say it will be no doubt you will trv to feed him on the CI "- 4M u,t,u X)T ",U,!"T excellent seamen, n is repuieu u,.u
dulv honored. Although vou orcunv an Unr, hnn unfit vnnr n,vn,lpr.inn i - tHi ' u ra a"cies nuo Deen rt fjuireo ior
elevated, and conspicuous, stand in oci- cured, and then desert him. Vou seem thc ie consumption and for exportaetv as a nublic man. and have spent ten to tnL-P n arm intprt in IVahh t. tIOM- 3'292 solvents have applied for
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Alexandria, in Egypt will be made the
first great point of attack.
The inhabitants ot Hydra havetormed
i I. nil- ... . l . - . . . . , ,
years of your life at the Metropolis of ters once in six vears. I ask vou Sir-if t,;!icnarg,s w'ltlin ine montns. :a 6Vechi fund of hve millions ot aohars to
the iNation, tnat inexnaustauii; louniain,. a Senator living on the Wabash, or in 1 1 .-j ... .- proviae ior me aeience 01 men isiuu. where the accumulation of intellectual the centre of the state, could not do as 1'-nt. because ol the reduced demand All their vessels are completely armed
. . . , '
nature, the campanero still cheers the
and equipped in a warlike manner.
The Austrian fleet, composed of 22 vessels, had arrived in the Archipelago,
rirhps is an nasv matter? whpre everv t ..J'. ..-.wo itorit.
" 7 - " J . lilUII U311LC IU lilt; UCUUIC ! lItlO Mil' , . . j . . , . spare moment of your time could be-that river, as if he lived in Brookville ! i lf 19 es ,ma .rd that a.bout a thousd
spent in attending the snlendid levees of IJpmnmKor , vn,,r fr.,As i.voure girls, milliners and mantua makers
the great, and receiving useful instruc-, ere formerly' the advocates for one !Pei ish a 3a" i" London, from the bad (havieg 1,800 troops on board, in order to tion from the wise; mixed with the pleas- Senator livii g in the East, and the i r,?edil!g great labor, and want if rest obtain from the Greek government reinz occupation of dancing attendance at other living in the Wef. and to act rnn-'lne? p,)lure paration forthe outrages which the Aus-
the departments, and procuring: the ap-'sistentlv von onMit not to offer on ihJ A malignant fever has manifested itself :trjan merchantmen have suflered within
pomtrnents oi relations and special 7ieccssa- 'present occasion. You mav do and sav
ry friends to lucrative offices.' Such em-what y0U please about anonymous wri-
exteiii-ively at the village of Stillirgton, ten miles from York. It is called a
black fever, and the inhabitants ascribe
frpcf V.i lio.ir liia nA hn n ploy mentS US these, OUgll t tO have given 'tprs. I nm p!1 salisfip.l Sir. fhnt mpn
pause for a minute, then another toll, bou every requisite qualification tcTcom-jwho have been in the habit of deceiving!1 to an infection caused by 'some putrid0c July, 3, as follows: "The sultan is ? and then a pause again, and then atoll, '"""icate the result of six years deliber-jthe people, have a powerful monitor uts which have been ground there for ma- waS on horseback, and continually di
and again a pause." allon ylih aJew uounshes ot your quill, jtheir om consciences, that conjures up It is impossible to contradict a rrentle- But Sir notwithstanding you are on the j frightful Bun-Bears, when they fear truth
man who has been in the forests of Cay-Pinnacle of fame, and I am a low and ob-i,s coming to lignt. I am not solicitous enne: but we are determined, as soon as:scure individual, in an humble sphere of;whether ou know me or not, I am so
a campanero is brought to England, to make him toll in a public place, and have
the distance measured. The toucan has
nure.
France. The late archbishop ofBor-
15 or 20 months past. Turkey. They w rite from Constantin
ople (sas a Paris paper) under the date l II , : 'T" L ll l
aidis-
plays the same firmness. The desire to
receive mihtarv instruction is as qreat as
deaux was remarkable for his tolerance ever, and Frenchmen are every where and enlightened benevolence. The fo-Lll(rM fr to irsirnrt tbp npw troon?;.
interest : "My lord, said a person to him one day, here's a poor woman come to ask charity: what doyou wish me to do
life , unknown, unnoticed, and unthought low, and you are so hich,that my signa- !owing anecdote will not be read without
y sacn great men as you,yci you mayitUre, put in competition uith the Hon. rest perfectly assured that under the :.James Noble's would look small and con-
si h pnnrmniK hill. mal'M n nnis iri ihetl:frs of a free Constitution, 1 addressltpmntihlp. I nm oriP of Ihp nponlp. nnrt
; j 1.. k:., o ' vou without either fear or tremblinw.and :. c.. 4V,;... i for her? How old is she? Seventy.
trees. How astonishing are the freaks !hal1 sPeak forth the words of truth and ito have n patent right for the seat. I now :f she In SreaJ. dless? She says so. and fancies of nature! To what pur-jberncss, and in your own words Hete vou notice that this is but the pre he must be reheved ; give her 25 trancs. pose, we say, is a bird placed in theithc citizens of Indiana judge tor them- face, and that there are many document.! 1 wenty-fivetrancslno lord,U istoomuch woods of Cayenne, with a bill a yard llves." The hand-bill refered to, issued on hands to show how well you deserve IPially as she is a Jewess. A Jewess! long, making a noise like a puppy dog, ln the sm,lh Part of the stattJ9 in a county jthe confidence of the people. You mav!' m' Iord J311' ,ha mak(S a g,eat and laying eggs in hollow trees? The -election, 1 never have seen, or ever heard ;point and nod, at Eastern and Western in-!dlliert'nce " "lve her 50 francs then' a,'d
toucans to be sure, mirht retorl. to what OI UIU, iamous six years History i terests in the state. and use everx pndpav- u,rt,,K 1ei ,ul '"!,"g-
nurDOse were i?entlemen in Bond-street :made its appearance. Sir you ought
rrpnted? Tn what imrnoie wem rer-!'11' to have disturbed the retirement of
tain foolish prating Members of Parlia-;Mr- Crawford, by endeavoiing to draw ment created? pesteriug the House ofjthe Pubiic attention from yourself to
Commons with their ignorance and folly, min- aamn ne ,s. an nonesc man, out
and impeding the business of the country? There is no end of such questions. So we will not enter into the metaphysics of the toucan. The houtou ranks high in beauty; his whole body is green, his wings and tail blue; he makes no nest,
but rears his young in the sard.
was misled by his friends, and was made
to believe that he could be elevated to the presidency, by a few individual?, to whom . he extended rather more than
their Bhare of treasury patronage, and
or to buy up the interest of individuals' , T,e court of a"izes of the Partmer.t
and by that means succeeded; but you
had better be prepared with a little repentance hefore hand, for fear justice may overtake you, as the wicked have a right to expect it at all time?. VERITAS.
Messrs. Editors: Your remarks in the last Palladium respecting the State
your own dear self , among the rest, who Road leadinc from Lawrer.ceburch to
jacted with him in regard to the state ofj Indianapolis," so as to make it a Turn-
"The cassiouein size, is larger than!i,ldiana5 as the devil did on the mount
the starling; he courts the society 0fjwhen he offered to sell the whole world ,
man, but disdains to live by his labours.
When nature calls' for support, he re
pairs to the neighbouring forest, and
and he received J'ou as its oracle; and
while on that subject, you ought to have
given the whole history of the case, and
there partakes of the store of fruits and!told the naked truth that you owed grati-
seeds, which she has produred in abund
ance for her serial tribes. When his repast is over, he returns to man, and pays
the little tribute which he owes him for;
tude to Mr. Crawford on your own ac
count, and not for any general good he had done.
pike, are very just indeed. I hope you
des Landes recently sentenced a man to
have his right hand cutoff and be guillotined upon conviction of having assassinated his own father. Spain. The English compan' employed in getting treasure from the Spanish ships sunk at Vigo, are likely to get little more than their labor for their pains." The whole of the vessels, except one, have been searched, and nothing valuable found. Portugal. The new constitution has
1 . i .
will keen it alive in vour columns until Slven Sreat satisiaction to the people,
the subject is taken up bv the citizens; tnouSn at Porlo some had opposed it
I believe there is no one residing on ori "u ,,u"Jt"u ior an ansojuie King: i ney
near the road, but would affird a hearty
co-operation to the undertaking. It would be well to call the attention of the people to the present pecuniary situation of the State against the next
meeting of our Legislative bodies, both
sweet, but very short. If a toucan' bctnercby showing that if you had possesyelping in the neighborhood, he drops it, sea ,he power, you would have made and imitates him. Then he will amuse!him president in despite of their wishes;
He had appointed your friends at your
hi protection; he takes his station on ajins.tar-ct; ar,d in ch iiarce of the uniled'in Congress and in the state Legislature,
tree close to his house; and there, for voice oi uie people ot maiana,you wcnt,n order to prescribe the proper remedy hours together, pours forth a succession toa PUDnc meeting in a private capacity t for our pecuniary embarrassments.
of imitative notes. H s own song is!ana recoraea your voie in ravour ot mm, It is true Providence has biased u
with abundance of provisions, and a con
siderable share of health to enjoy them,
Ii hut the wants of the Decnle in other re-
his protector with the cries of the differ-ncre siris naked truth, and the facts, and Jspects are very great. The people of he
ent species ot the woodpecker; and rurown "uniiionb win near me out in j United States have sold us (through Conwhen the sheep bleat, he will distinctly ,the assertion, and remember "that hejgress) land at 1 25 per acre, and we answer them. Then comes his ownt,,at knows his master's will, and fails tofhave laid out about ten million of dollars song again, and if a puppy dog or a euin- (Jo i( shal1 he beaten with many stripes," (hard cash) in that article, you will say at ca fowl interrupt him, he'takes them offand .ou must know that you well deserve. once that this has been a very heavy "tax admirably, and by his different gestures;severe castigation. Why did you fail tjon the citizens of the State, it presses during the time, you would concludeteJl tlie people that Mr. Crawford was hard on us particularly as little or none of
that he enjoys the sport. j fne sworn enemy nl a general system, of. the money is spent amongst u. It ought
'The cassinue is gregarious, and u-, internal miproemenr, anu mat you;to be known that we are not a Manufac-
tates any sound he hears with such ex- owed him gratitude tor that ; that he op-, luring State, ofcourse we purchase large
were arrested. The formula of the oath
to support the new constitution has been published, and is ordered to be taken by Portuguese in all parts of the world. The emneror of Brazil, as yet being king of Portugal, has passed a decree of general amnesty for all political" offences and crimes of minor character, extend
ing also to persons who had been con-
sought for to instruct the new troops.
Constantinople is a kind of camp; commerce, however is at a complete stand The slaughter of the Janissaries goe3 on and is general throughout the empire. Thousands are destroyed, especially those w ho have money, or are reputed to be rich. Cuba. It is stated that the whole of the Spanish fleet, which sailed a few days ago to cruize in the Gulph of Mexico, had returned to Havana. The 74 r.nd two frigates were dismasted in the late gale, cz the fleet suffered other damage: From the Louisville Public Advertiser. We received on Monday last a letter, fiom Hardensburg, of which the following is a copy. No doubt can be entertained, of the rectitude of the statements made by our correspondent. Hardinsburg Sept. 19, 1826. This evening, about sun set, fifty-sir negroes, (men women and children,) e'estined for the lower country, were marched into our town, from the state of Indiana, a part charged with having murdered their owners, and three other w hite
persons, oeing me iiumner oi wnnes on
board.' Before the inquiry, the circumstances developed, were somethii g like these: On Sunday, the 17th inst. between 10 and 11 o'clock A. M. a voice was heard below by those on deck. They immediately ran down and found between twelve and fifteen of their comrades engaged in murderhig the white
demned three years to the galleys as de- perfT- 7 T AT ed serters. Many Spaniards were takin- Jgf00'- L ! " filt h jumped overuP their residence in Portugal. br(!' md cached the shorewas pur-
Xetherlands. A steamer" of 60 horse
sued by the negroes, caught before he as
oC - -i j t : l. i .1 j j
power, is emplojed tor the purpose of rn, A. , . , ... . -
.ir r at r- i i ney amxea
greauy lacimairs me commerce!
of Amsterdam. The charges are to be quite moderate, merely the price of the fuel consumed, say from 12 to 15 guilders; other expenses arc defrayed by government.
Mr. Waterton says it reminds you more of a wood-cutter than a bird. While lying in your hammock, you hear the goatsucker lamenting like one in deep distress; a stranger would take it for a Weir murdered by Thurtell. "Suppose yourself in hopeless sorrow, begin with a high loud note, and pronounce, Mia, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,' each note lower and lower, till the last is scarcely heard, pausing a moment or two betwixt every note, and you will
have some idea of the inoanii. nf thoSGrafton on a small scale.
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towing vessels to sea from New Dieppe,! e a S uca-nt whichgreatly facilitates the commc ce! 6ln,k fc,?? and th.rew 1 iS whoIe .V:r'
noard. As soon thereafter as possioie, and taking off such things valuable as were on board, they lai ded in number say seventy or seventy-rive. The above number, (say dfiv six,) embodied them-
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The prince ofOraece prrsidrd on tbv' " -"" " 'c '."."r oi I7t!.it. in Ihe lodgn of the masonsjl00 T' '"TV01"' ? SvC n:'lpS; ,ho r&r,.n,.(. f which he is the hoacl.!'aT ST? .r'i a"d.afCt have n!
i iii, v.ere uiki.
at
:js-
ised
a
ie-
of
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but only five or six of them have been! T ar(I,ilarf :ee'" Pr,uea ana tooic
executed jinem, aner an oosiiiinie ngt;t cn the Prussia. The kir-of Prussia present-' Par ne or two of the blacks. They
any mode of attack. Keep your temper man, , a tn. fnr or hA' cd the pope uith 20,000 florins towards.1 "ere. con mejauat Kcme, ui.t,!
iv p bmv rnnrif.nr m. cV.m-l.ic o . 'i hi.n.ih.cr iL. n.,K 'c, r..i p 1 ?earcn was marie tor the balance.
... on. 1 1 tn , cvLc. ooiii ior siaie anu count rv our- 1 ol 1 uum c1 howh.
aciness, iiuii ne j;ors uy mi omer nameir" l,,v ,Ai " - mm uai oi imporiea gooas ano oy mat mear(s ' ,1,u'; in'tntnuty nurner-; . . , than that of Blocking-bird amongst thejtaxation) and you owed him gratitude for; we .contribute very considerably to the ons- !r R',Ilcman returning irom court
rnlnnUu " WwL and that all these thinirs were done'a.,Mnrt fti, .'.A : n.J Russia. The coronation nfthn ,mnp.!1"n" ' 7 no uPon 'ig a?keo seme que
v;rZ:: .w. , ,; h,(;rPuhi,hl1Mv,n nA Z fK., f., f V1. . T " V , .,.a i 'i " " I"?, 'J relative to the road, &c. ad.
aiiciu is iiu fnu 10 uit: ciiiciuiuuian -"v v... .v-i, ....v. ... v, "ij messrs. roiiors is mere any otner otate ( - v , lw iritr- yitur. uu uie fi f I l l noises of the forest of Cayenne. The day," thereby showirga disregard for the i the- Union that have naid o mneh! 20rh Au-ust. One hundred and twenty ! ... enca"1P J a school house,
,i r,.. nn n nn nftlm npnn!,. whnm vn rnilfa ...l a. , , ' hnt. ... r..,,c iA k.m, j 1 ; oori oisiance irem mei.ce. no mm
WWII pfLKtl , ill I I Klllj; .liUIIM IMC HIT I wi . . . . v- j ' I ' j I i ii I U l.a 5 1 1 lO I ll e p U 0 1 1 C 1 1'CT S U 1' V. ... uuu uvr.n H UllUUiaU 111111- j- . i i fff J 114 u m,i,n, a ,,,,,1 Crt i,,i t h sen ted . Sir. von m;iv denv it i f vnn liLr c..i j . c....i . insi!. n, nrrrmni f hn .n,,,,,; Qiately lelt them, ana asserabled some
ii mi ni3 uin. (l .-i'uiiu iuuui limi; - t j - j -J----J , o Cd I Lt I V lltlU XV KZ HXfU Oil I PC I VPS in t . rui, iuii.'1
you may rail, rant and tear at anony- this wilderness, and opened a few acres
mou iueis;aToou,uonesi uprigntanUjol land for cultivation, amidst innumer
vinuous man nas noming to lear from ah e nrivatiorts. ffhPn u tnv ff!,ur,!n
Meet
this matter, tor -ihe flesh will quiver' poses. If vou take the trouble tocalcu- 1 holmes thanked him, and said that; ' , " " " lu'r"1' " where the pinchers tear," and your ex-! Lie, it xnakes a tax of fiftj cents per acre " FU" ( hu,ch be! f li the Ohio, and lodged m tensive reading would immediately bring per annum on all our improved lands ; as "h""U he hoped that Catholics would li LiH 1 ?i to your recollection how the celebrated, to wood lands they are of no available be Hberal. . ,Uta W,t',ln oi
-Junius made the minions oi corruption value until they are cultivated. Will you Germnmj. Munich (Bavaria.) nP " 'p ' "nvA h wnth under the lash of truth; and you believe it, the taxes of every descrip- Jny.-The Ling of Bavaria, a sincere thZUt tJ Z; know, vou are not a bad fac simi! of ; r.i,;c i Z, anA rUt.A rv.ii;,. u.l :.. Mc mbtraii-s, tuo oi v. horn contessed
1 - - - ...... , .1 -r iif iarr. 1 nn rirt mss s nt .-!..,.' .
larprest G latsnrkpr in l")lm.'l.,
One species of the goatsiuker cries,
wvho are you? Who are,you?,T Another exclakns. uWork awayWork away." A third, "UW illy come g , Willy come go." A fourth, "Whip poor Will, Whip roor Will. . It is very flattering to us that they should all speak English! thi. ugh We cannot much commend the elegance of their selections. The Indians never destroy these birds, believing them to be the servants of Jumbo, the African devil. The receipts of the American Bi. Societyin July and Aug. amounted 6278,08.
sum of 200,000 dollar-, per annum. By
As to your affair with Edwards yourj what means mav I ask are the bulk of th
own pragmatical intermedin. gs hroughtlpeople to make up this immense sum'
you imo u. i leave mis entirely wun yourself and the public to judge how much honur fell to your share in getting our of it. I shall never envy you the laurels you gained on this occasion. I will now Sir, address myself directly to von. The people owe you some gratitude for several acts of your life. You have drawn from the public treasury 16 or 1 7,000 dollars, they owe you some gratitude for that. You have procured the 'he appointment of a number of your
olooa relatives to omce, they owe you
1 he merchants contribute but a small proportion: we have a host of men in ofnee, and office hunters, with a long list of Doctors, Lawyers &x. &:c. who pay little more than their poll tax.it is the Farmer who of all denominations is least able, must bear the burden; let us consider the peculiar hardships of thi-
distressed, though meritorious class of tne silver medal for civil merit."
citizens the crops of late years have Munich Polit. Zeitnvz.
been very light, casualties happenalmost The most famous athlete of modern
every season, the W eavel destroy their 'imes, Charles Rousel, called the Her
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pvlieat,,Ujs Cutworm eat up their mead-1 cute of the north, lately died at Liile
also the constitution obhgcS Kv Dmid CM Lx- j- " !Dd rqUl pro ec.mn,) has JaHui Gray, residence not kne'vn, hi
.. : .. c,.i! t, 'i.-:...: i - I
,nA,;,u ,is, iu .l:i:'iraurdercdare,joa-cr5o7ic,ofBourborn
1 1111.11 diC I him to extend
dressed the
tant instructor, M. Gobel, of Unteralthi
em: "Having been apprized that you have terminated your fiftieth year of service,
we have in testimony of our approval of
your long and useful activity blessed by
providence, resolved to hestow upon you
Iat-
chez; a jir. Davis cf Paris, Ky. and Edward Stone, of Bourbon. Messrs. Howard and Edward Stone, we understand were the owners. of the negroes. Most of the information obtained, is from a sprightly youth by the name of LouH,wbo appenrstohave been a waiter and not for sale, and who has been somewhat beat in defending his master. Since the above was in ) pe3 yve Iparn that four more negroes have been take and secured in jail ir. Indians.