Vincennes Gazette, Volume 6, Number 49, Vincennes, Knox County, 6 May 1837 — Page 1

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Lrr.m tho "Sew Yoik American.1 There i a iirea' spit i: an.l fidelity iii tho !oliaoiu ;is of the Indian's hate of the while mm, in the "annexed ho -. Tha Seminole's Reply. BT UKIT. (.. v.. I'll ! V, I. . hi-iv. The a!t i. k mi Port Meil,m w as made, il is supposed. In Philip and In-, jan r. The action must have taken . I.t.-i' (VtW tin' inl'.r:n Ui-u of the truce I'oiiM hni' hem loeeitcd hy the Indians wlv. riu.!.- the at:.. k." Southern pa. In'.'.' with yen; -or::--.l cohn-.ri-. I will n,.t "hm-d t.'..iv! Tin- shark!.- n, ',! tiaim -hnM Had The iimi which ami- is free: I've mail',! i: n i.li the thuud r V, lu",i thr t-'-i. pi-t muitrrrd hns: An I where it falls, w ssoil in .iv the, ah Thr h '.::.:,,. . f r. at. I've -cared ye in tin' city. I've sralnrd n mi thn I.i'i. tin. ri;i!it vt,r v'histai vvlu'ii' tin v U, H.'n.'.i'U inv i nl'a rai a I s''ni:i yn'ir ;'r.i:V l ttvat . Thi1 ' i'.:' ('.in.- 1 ti.'i'v : iv vi ;if i- :a ! t :i irr ' iir-. A:: ! .'" my -.'rr -ry, N'nii- stuko I''." !v;- .f !", !, So: uo t ' .! !'. !.! t1'. iv a'! 1 i'att'n fr tho 1". I hav,'. Ti m'o th.' !i'.' man t i". I lno aai iii: tho .MiiMa .i Tn In ir ho- iivj; m in. An ! o U 'h w',..'..' .,; his i ;n. Th m-.i-i: of his ar-u-i. Yo'vo tr tii 1 nm thf' th f..ro-t. Vr'v.' tri k'.l mo oh i i':i s:-, An l .-t"iij-;'r'.: fii.i;i:'i i'n .orul.i !o. niir bit -tin,; ha -. .out , c !.-:m: Hut. 1 vf ui ! a- -hmiM tho wani n. With nflo a a 1 lii situ: Tho Koa'p of v,-:: jon -o t o! ro.l An I :i;n - v.- ' .,: .) .': rr." Tniakyo t i lai ' ntv 1. i:n.'-'-an' ( iravo it ;n !'io Iho: Mv l.iwtu h.iiist hn'.-l (In o h-i'!,1 I am a o' i -s -i ... I'm sh.-oM v.- or iv,' an 's !!.:- Vl-, rn..-i'i I liao. roo! r ,'; I,,..-U ;,! I, ih-t Vt :ht is tint my t-.n 1 I l.ntV' yo with mv Im-nm I m irn ye w ith miiio yo A:i-1 i'i! taunt o t' h mv taif ', hro it!-, ; An.l fteht o till I .h". I n-'h'r will a-k yo ijoart --r. Ai.l I ne'or w ill ! o our slavo: U-it F II swim tiio so ot skin 'hiti '-. Till I '.o.'.th IN w a o. It. w ill he rom-vnh-ro.l that iv. o-.v .. tin' n I"s ki'.h'il th-ir ohii.hon; th. y ': .:::: en 8 a i:i!-ii:n!ir.not; tn tho w ar. Tho Very Liltlo La? Dog:. Wc were ti'.unn oten!.i j., ,,;;r oiTivc, in scii'cuinn- over our c.v j;i;it rs, wl.oti hi im: !;l enter our saneP.! Ill Iota I'.' en lttnv's. i in noli vt'iunv sntui, cut mane in tin lujhpst ol l:isiui'.ii, uii'ir rniKni vi taper anus f '!.!n.l r.i'hi'r rowr iriy l.i front, en:. li".:-".tn l: s-n: jovous, laiihi.' h. i 'ii. orn'll tliMtmanor. Thr t!i:iii oiluTwise, ' T !y tii.-:r v y i s. J t rtv, ir fir.ns in'ti1, i:i our opiiiioti, la;;!:'.t. s-s i httie on t!i f.-i Alia jh'itt nrvlv r, :is t!;o rrottv-li would but not loo niuoli to srt till lucir close fitting f.isio:ia: lo drcsst s to tho oroatost advantatrr1. "Arc vcu t!io ll.lunr of this papor, ?tr," saul tho ti"Mint ami iircutost of thfi two. ' ,,vc lidtior, will you like chair, la lies," said I, s-ctting forv ard the otilv avliclc wc posscsseJ of that ilcscription. : I was fo asshaitiod and liiscoucorfd at ti-it I.:u ittn- dm imii' chair tr iffcr. (hit I invii.ii';!-'!- sent out a boy for half a tlnz 'ti. I have hoard of a n.jro who drove possiims up three trees, hut never was I placed in the diajirceablo situation of otlht ino u ehair t ) tie I tJies. j "'l'ltan'v o.i sir wc cnot pit.1' "I should tiunk not," muttered I to myself, cnrsinti the tml icky chance that brotighl two such women into the office at such an importune moment. 'What are your commands' l i lies''' said I. putiina; on my most insimntitir look. "We have come to subscribe to vo ir lut'.o journal," resumed the beauty. "Mv friend and self take the Bulletin, the American, and several of the other city papers; hut they ire so ti'.le 1 tip with I-entrressioual news, lonj thill communications, commercial and shipping intelligence, all well enough for those who like it, you know " "Certainly, certainly, I know all that very well." "I surmised a? much, sir, what number of copies do vott circulate'" From twenty-. uc to twcniv-!wo hundred copes daily." ''Indeed! why, the larpe papers do not print many more than you, do they!" "Mali v more? 1 boj vour pirdon, hut I doubt whether they nictil.'.te half as many." "Well, I have lost one of the dearest, Fwertest little creatures you ever set your rves upon. I don't know what I shall do vviih myself if 1 rantiot find it aain " "Imlfed! Allow mc to ask yon what you have lost!" "My dear Mr. Editor, you have no idea w hat an innocent little thins; it w is so kind, s alTectionatc, and loved me io w ell that " "Bless me; you don't say so', now compose yourself a little, do'." -ai I, again setting the old broken chair

hclore her, in which she .seated htlseil. ".Now will you have the kindness to intorm me w hat von have lost.'" "Whv, a dear hale l.io don. brotiolit from the West

Indies by I 'apt . on his l.i.-t vovasl .NoilunsT vouihl have teinpteil mo to part with it." "Where did you lose the little vlvio.'" said I. "Down in Cliartres street," saul she. "Von will in till likelihood tind your dear little Ilaxamia lap don !,y advcitisinn in my paper. Shall I write a nonce for ou,'" "llo, 1 pray vtut do," said she, apply in some1 hart.-horn; for. m speakinn- ol the many amialile qualities possessed by her little pet, she had highly wrought upon her too susceptible feelutos. a;ul w vis almost ready to burst into te:ir. poor ou l! I 'or the sake of .'iv;ii'f:i cu:ispiouous place to the almost broken hearted cia's ;id t rtiseiuent. we insert it here. S (S-l A httie white Spanish la; F3 i i i ii U A im wtii;e, anil vt ru small. I Is i inht e vi; is a I ittle mi! a me J., havina been exposed to the w i:id yesterday, which it is unused to. Had on a sm ill brass collar, with t!iv' i:ilialn M. 15. neatly m i heart. Anv reward will b. the tinder by applying at this oi hriiisimsr the vt r little do. with M.uvh 'Ja I ennrav tnl i: i en to iee, and im. ' W ill that :i!i read 1 1 i e advertts i er.-" .sai l I. a!er hav :n; ntieut. " "cry w ell. m-e.;--t:ianiv oil. sai-.l s.he. I isui:' . " on w ill tell one el earners to call von know w iiere vim u vli) hat, w out you: "Ceri, door t . r them to pass out. "Adieu, M , itor " sni, l! ml the iriris. polite v i iirt.e nm. I lernoou, lavlies. 'aid I. ami closed the door alter them. I h.n! hardly resumed my seat, w hen one of them came runtiinn back with "Oh! 1 tor jot to ask yon, sir, to lie kind enouo.lt, if any body bruins the dear little thiun to our odi.-e, to take ooo.l care of it, if oa please." "I'll watch over it as thou-h it w ere a child." '( Joo-l b vc, sir. I iood l'e. "Those- were splendid looking s;iris," said a friend of ours, alter they had left. "They were s0" ,a,l . ..I wonder what tin ir names are and where they live." "I'm su--e 1 dont know, I never saw them bet. no." "Why didn't yon take thennames and residence.'" continued my mend, mauifcsi u; v ither loo mueli solteiUide con'-ermnn t)iem, as I ihouht, for a mm who is o:i t.he eve of maniago w ith one of our beauiiful dark eyed cieole nitds-. "e v r miml, saul r, "iliey'll l-e here to-morrow; I'll ascertain their residence for you. Hut what could the beauty mer.n by say in j, "semi the carier you know where." W hat did she mean by that!" "Viiu oiiL'ht to know best." "i o!!;'ht to know be.-t ' 1 ...''(.' to know nothiii; about theti,. I mwr saw them bei'o.'v- in mv Inn; but didn't they sav sotn-li-in; about what street tii--v lived m."' "Certainly they did, but I have fir no tie n it." "And so have I. That chair bothered :nc so. 1 touk no no'.teo t ' one half they sat. I." . "W as tltis the bit of a don you were after a-'vcrltsinsr in thi- itmruin's rieayune, Mr. Ihh'or.'" s ml a i;ood-heartt -d, hnmerous look son of I'.rin, at the same time; hold im? out a small .Ion. r. -eiidiliun ;l drowned rat more than "one el the dearest sweet little creatures" on earth. "That, no does that thins; look like the one mentioned in our paper ol this muriiiiij!" "Troth, and to tell you vhejilam truth, which I always: do, it doe.;en't m.ieh resemble the swate little crature you advertised for, at all, at all; but he's wonderfully chan-red since last nin-ht, Mr. Editor." "lie inu.-t. he sadly altered. here did von find him.'" At th, cor ner ot Charlies and Bienviile streets, eravvluin m under an old crate, and vvhimn; like a child, poor thing-." "Was i;.' Weil, you may leave it here: and if the ovv if r calls for it you shall be wi ll rewarded." ' Thanks, and ionn lu'e to vmi, Mr. Editor. I wish ou a ;ood morninn-. sir, ami many of them." 1 placed the miserable looking lost one in a box, and set it under the stov e to warm and dry. "Be yo;: de man dat advertise for one petite don, s.ir0t dts morning,' said a little sati'ron colored I lenehman, entcrim;. tin; olhee w ithm live nuniiti s after the irishman had let I, and holdmnr in his arms a perfect copy .. r . i t i . i i .- ' - hi i;;i; o.noi uor --i ;i, vertlsi'i lor nm linr, m ir, n it not or a the i oos in t.ovn "i, on did not adverdse for all de dons m town, eh! V on advertise for one don. -are, look very much like vlis, and I hrins; h;m to you." "1 see you have; put him m that box then', under the stove." "Mon Dieu! but here is one other dor. look just the same like mine." "1 know it. I expect to net it full before niedit." "o:i get hi, n full before ninht! "You must do one grand business, m de don way." ( 111, ves; we do a titr-jr business in small dons. If -mv- bod II any body calls. w i show them the dog is the r.nht collection, and if v o- r one you shall have tho rew ard, by e.iilinir at the oliine ternoon. ('oovl morninn, sir." in I he af"I wish yon our very rpiei morning, sare. san . i . . . i .- i i , . "i ti.e i rrneiiman, now ing and scrap-tig tintil he was m the street, (iive us a Trench-! man lor politeness, vvhelhi IC liig.l of low estate. Hardly had the last mentioned personagc leit the ollice, when a negro entered, and he, too. brought another addition to our stock of dogs. "Well, sir," said I, "what do you want!" "I want to know , mas-

sa. it dal .is lie little doi; what on ;idverlised in your paper I is morninn." "U here did on lniii him.'" "Way down t'hartres street, most down to Count)." "Has he nait a collar on'" "N es, massa, 1 believe himhas." " hat are the letters on it!" "y, look here massa. you're loo hard for de longer; now, Lord bless

you, 1 can't read." 'Hold him this way.' Mil a neat little brass cottar was en -rave 1 1. a heart, in the center of which were the initials M. B." "'I'illk lint's tie one. massa.'" "I think he'll do. 1'ull oi.l thai box Iron i under the stove, ami nut mi in there. " 1 a. v a, va, ehuehled the darkey, m that way which none but a nenro can lauoh. '-W hat are you l iunji-i.-ig at, you black rascal:" 'Vy, you've not lots of little vlogs here all just alike, too. W bar you net uo mu h dons, massi. "Hold vourtimnue. sir; cail in this eeniur, ami you shall receive the reward, if the ovv tier calls for the do'." "Yes. m.is.-a, but v a. ya. a. 1 rudder t;nk licin little dogs is ail ol one breetl." Stoti vour Lunhiuir, sir clear out," said 1, baekinn the grinning darki out of doors. By tins time 1 hcirm to be fearful that our i'!i'C ' w ;is to be made t!ie receptacle of ail the It fde lap dons j,, the town; and as our limited ro un precludes us from doing a heavy storage !iusin"ss, I w as an.Mous to to get clear of these incumbrances. Thev 1 -.y jerleetly ijuiet, however, ail up in a heap, and the most perfect harmony appeared to exist among them. A caniane drove u p to tin- door. Out jumped the pretty owner of the "sweet little, ( ry little thins;."' She entered the odice Clamping her feet and shaking her dress. "Hovv do vmi do tins mornins;. Mr. Editor.'" "Very well, indeed, than!, ou. How do ) do this mornm:; .'" sai.l I, approaohins;, with one chair in each hand, and pushing another along with my foot. "(,h! I've got the blues'. Such horrid dreadful weather! It's too had. now, i-n't it. I was gi ing out nding lius morning on horseback, but this abominable rain has spoiled it all."' "How is vour frit ml. the lady that accompanied you yesterday;"' S! ic not very well th;mormn '; am!" ( Hi, no; only cans St Charh complained of a b id head-ache. " . othing vt tv serious, I hone-" ic'll be better in a short lime; t a slight cold last evening at It mimenced ram'mg, ou ixiiow, ano'ii j l o elm .iWere 1 V ou w ;i s t vv e Oh, at Sh ( hailes Iasi evening.'" there but a very short time m! lust a: Is ol ii'oni.'o ami .nniet. the you missed a great treat Wa'.laek's Mercutio. "Bow, wow bow," issued from the box under the stove, accompanied bv siindry grow ls, resembling those of snarling, lestless puppies. "What was that," sal I our fair visiter, looking in the direc tum ot the stove. The litth h beat id the stove had completely thawed them cut, and they began to play ;rtit! ft isk about like lamb., till on the' most sociable terms. Another growl, .-ioecompai.it d by a "bow, wow, wow," am! the young gi; jumped up, her large black eves sparkling with deli gill, exclaiming. "That's mv Sv 1v to, 1 know Lis bark too well to be mistaken;" ami in an instant the box v a-- out from under the stove, and, in her haste, she had all three of the dogs in her arms at once. Soon .-iiigliug outNvlvio, him w ith the e liar, and the heart, ami tho initials "M. B." she placed the other two carefully back in the box. Ilcr own little pet seemed conscious of the presence of bis mistress, and wagged his tail for joy. But how came you by all three of these sweet little darlings.'" said the dark eye! one. "They were brought h-re on th" strength ol you,- t-.dvertisi ii-ent. I expect s.-ine more along very minute." "W t L. that is luekv. I shall always know where to come vv .en 1 ose svlvi.i. or any thin el-' ; and I am exiretn: lv obliged to you, s:r lor the trouble you have taken on mv account. I believe I must be going; for its getting late in the forenoon. Conic. Svlvi.i, we will oo borne. Toor little creature! how uneasy v ou must havoheen l.;-t night." She got as far as the door, which 1 opened, and assisted her into the carriage. Just as the (Liver was about starting, she asked, "Oh von didnt scud; your carrier out our w av (his morning. di 1 you! ' "I beg your pardon, but I have! really f.e-got what, street and number you re.-ide in." "t o , slnat;' a green door w i'h veil curtains. Send your carrier out there with your bill, and 1. shall also be very " The rascally driver, sudden!-started oil', leaving this last sintence unfinished; and that is the last I have se: n or heard of tilt: strange but In auliiul dark eved girl and her little white Svlvio. ' ' We have -.1,111 two little dogs left, which the owners w ill I picas-cad for and take a way. If we are n t in w hen they call, they v ill find them in a box under the stave, fast asleep. ir (h i, ,i i 'ict.jtmr. Tha treasures ofthc Ocean. I he immense amount ol treasure, atn lier mcmoria Is of man. which lie huriei aibieel of rellee - , m the ocean, is acunoti tion. Who can say that toftitun a the memory of the nations now in the world may not be preserved solely through these relies? Hut few persons have any idea of the- number of vessels, with valuable cargoes, vv hi li have hern submerged. Eyed, in his "Principles of ("oology," savs that during the late wars between

England mid I'ranee, thirty-two Engli-h sd'.ip.s-of-the-line went to ihe bottom in ( twenty-two years, besides seven fifty-gun-i ships, eighty-six lii-jates and a multitude'

'ol smaller vt-sse's, '1 be navies ol the other European powers') i'ranee; Holland,' Spain and Denmark, were almost annihilated during the same period, so that the aggregate ol ttn-ir losses must nave manv times exceeded that of I i real Britain. In every one of these ships were batteries ol cannon, constructed of iron or bras.-, vvhncof a gre.it number had the dates and places oi their manulaelones inscribed iiiioii tliem in letters east in metal. In eaeh there were coins of copper Sliver and (dlen inanv ol mold, cap. ihle ol serving as ml u iilile historical monuments: in emli were an minute arielv ol instriimeius ol the arts ot w ar and peace; many torui - ed ol materials. ich a.. ;lass and eartl ir nware, capable of lasting h r indefinite ages. when once removed horn tin mechanical action of the waves and bunei under a mass of matter which may exclude corroding action of sea water I"; this subject, I. yell, in Lis "lVisieipIcs ol ( L o'.og v ," remarks: "But let il not be imagined that the ury ol war is more conducive man the i, peaceful spirit of commercial enterprise to the aoeuniiilatiu:) of vv reeked vessels in t.he lit d of the set. I'loin a:i examination of L!ods I.i-ts from (he year Y. to the commencement of 1n!'.I, captain W. II. Sniyih ascertained that the number of British ves,-. !s alone, lost during tiiat period, amounted, on an avarago, lo no leso than one and a half daily; :::i e!cut of loss which would have hardly been an t lei oa ted . ah boug h we learn from Moreau s ves-cd t ibb that th number "1 men oi.e time in the in! , . ,1, i - ve il n IV I-g-i'ion "f Enghind an ! Scotland, amounts to about twenty thousand, havingone vv itii another, a tm an burthen ed' 1-0 tons. My friend. Mr. .1. 1.. IVevost, also informs me, that on inspecting Lloyd's Ei-ds for the years 1S-J1), 1 IM and 1:11, he linds that ho less than l'd-Vl vessels were lost in those three years, their av erago tonano being about l." tons, or in all, nearly o(KI.OtH) tons tin iUKtil u . of the merehn'it vessels of one nation onl v ed !o-s ari-es, I presume, activity in commerce, "t hit of .")" 1 ships of ; This mereasf.auii inop-as"d 1 rova. n ivy. above u- delost to tho tiioniM'ned stroyed by ount! y during the perio. only ll'el were taken the enemy, the resl luiving rnner stranded or Plundered, or having ent: a striking pr,,r I our ti n al wai fare. been harm bv that the datu at el ots however great, may be far the storm, the shoal, the lee t x needed by rhore, mi:! all the o ii.-r pen,- ol t tie (le "M iili.eis eif silver vi' coins have been someiiiiu a sie.g le ship, and nil t iicsi liar.; and s su'nei ,, i,.,,, oihcr god in I Vbap-I ion to e envctopod a matrix eapal e of protect in;; them t rote mue'i iiilot ,'nati.m o will remain inscnbi v; ol leiiiteal changes. .isiorical iiiK rest iid eu-.htre tor crio.Ls as :nd kings of .in some of the i'. n lie as have t he i! eii cite mar;h tes or laptuilied plants in ;meient seeoudarv rm 1: ilmost every large sliip, moieovor, then ire some tu-eeious stones set in is, arid other article: d u se and ornament, j coinpo--cd of the haiale-t snbslam-e tn nature, ou w Inch, letters and v at ions images are carved engravings which liiev may retail w hen included in suliaqueous strata, as long as crystal preserves its natural form. "It was, therefore, a splendid boa-!, lb.it tin- deeds of the English ebiv: Agincouil made llenrv's elironiele - As vieli w ith j .raise As is the ....( and hntt.mi of tho di op VV i'h sniikon wrecks ami stimh tieas iry at l'or it is probable that a greater number monuments of the skill am! industry o man will, in tm coursi I ages, be eoilecled logi than will b icr m the bed of the ocean, seen, at ar.v time, on the surface of tho continent." I 'rth'n V. t 'i itciinmti tV, "..-a Scorching" Truths. Thr 1 In, lhvi.it. I'kt'mix, im al io and inde pendent heprieeiit.Une in ( "mtirress, from Tea-: nessee, was. in March la-t, lav ited to a ni!'he din-j nor. hv the eilueti - nf iliiamshnrn". "Soldi t a: ' olitin. In his letter, ilecle.ina tin' i.'n aaiion. he' takes oe, -a -i. hi to sneak of (i.n. .laik-.ni a"d hi.-j Atlmini-tntlnii. liis n-maiks ;n,. Su exollent. 1 so eaii-li '. and -n t- no, that vv o cannot force". tin pleasiive of lav um the t lett'-i P. fore our l, ad.etv Inwi.i". extra, t fmm the mi l vet. with all t!i.-.-de, loiali!. mei mis p tnedi- he f no II . r otis. protest i ig i I'u'li. wr (ii .1 tn I I at int-, sh- Hi!-; i n-; hos iemis tn ( j.-ue:- i .fa. i -tratimi! H'm. in the per could have anticipated such lhaiizs. at to eailv a peri id. mi and hi- a.hmti- i ivs.if 'iolii'i.:I..M.1 (Ii.-L',::l -rfal -tali the Laoernn oilt ' i I ere is the oxt ra t: -I have soon a p.irty. to vvhi. h I ot eo "n. lone:, e a President I on - supported, am! ii on w hem w as j laeed mv pioiido-t li."es i.f all tla t w as pur" and eat : i.. tie. (ahifv 1 1 1 e le i ahle.-t o no, I itinns I fi iead-, mi ify ilio worst pr di tm and violate plo.hies -oloaudy eivi a t I have-, n a p;o t v. ot .' .f w h-e-.' inis was. "tiiat the patrnnaae of !le 1 i i.oinio ., j t t. io emmt I'-.-doOll (I, Vi niiienl slinuld tint ho lirouuht in eootli' t w ilh thc ti-'o.lnm of eleeti'iits.' a -,iiioseo iii. and r! uiii l-'i iho I'ri .. '.. . II; ri lo t:i-r..;! his mrrrsM.r. I ll e.e seoa an Admi.ii-tr.iii.m which rum.1 into povv. and 11,11,1 th" prim iph-s .-I ri t 'rm. .eoimmv. t.i.-l aee.mi.t.d-i'i.v ol I'i I'll Odi -ers, ia-

'rrc.tsc Ih" expenditures- from fif-'-r '" ''''', "( : millions foster corrupt! "m in every department of ( th" CovorciiiPiit, and for a lone time refiiso i.intiii v id ulleco.l idiiisos, an I at lat, atl.-nj't to . mV j il. t'V the appointment ol ComnaU-'- r imposed . f r:i o t.'atc na-ie'.: 1 i ive--tir- ition. I!i,ot s. . n I

Hie i'o.-uleiii of tu I iiitoil sialic rt.bitht tlw Ji.oisool lv'o;ao.-.ontatnos tor ilaiiai; to o.instituti' suoh onmmiiloo nf ni,;nirv ii.tn V. vomitive utilise, and the .!... a., .,1 I !io lhxoout no donart mm :t Ir l'u!

i'ii I Imr.-tt! a. ainst a s. lei t Committee of the J .hniso of Kejtio-..-iit.i!ies. while u:i Uxooiitivo iiri'or -v.is issued. . li . eel i no. that ohnoxi' -us laemliers of Con-jri'ss shnul.l ho mailo toswoar tn their sjieoelies, (iohvo'ed em the I'.inr, um!. r tiio llxooutivo deiUitu lull, m of hello; rtilu m iliili.M it t'lov did not, an of I i r;i. 1 1 a! in.; jii'i'ii'i if they ti -w . ar to t'i- trul h of the eh irv;e- w hi. h thev li.o.l mail''. This I have s.-.'ii and ti !t. far I wa-ton-oil tn sutittiit tn this oiudno of oM i-u'ivo torture, and sealed mv belief ,v i-h aii oath. f..t win. hi am l-ro- : parol to at:sw.-r hi fore mv ;..! o ! Ami t tin- time thi- iaial hln-.v w mv c. unify. aimed at the ' i-ovlnm of 1 hato ii),.n t!io llnnr of t 'out; o-ss, the i i o.-i le i ; t den ioiI to the Keiroeiit. linos o! the ' .' . . , .. , , anil eiai m (I 1. ir I ; io lieao.s oi ill- j'.u nil' in- i.e. La!i, ,lM uitl.hoM that mi.hnee a.;ai:,-t ill-a:i- , ,-hos. which tho public t;rr.'.h-t.. ir.thl. '""' trtif .f the poo) Io. vvvu.M f,nii-h. wlii.-li a.. .- ha- tn omeoal las ow n rn.'.-eo(-.-.v -t umit. I have -eon tho levoi.ues ,,t the i .oeitry u.-o.l aa fin.. ol' pciini.trv sjieeulatinu ami "iit'. a.l eo'-rniti-m. in i'io h nnh .,1' II oeu! ivo iili -ere uliil'1 a vn-t snreh; - v. as i. ha- .1. I'.t 'ho am-t patri-.l I a 1 id il si fu I pun:.. -cs. llano s"eii (he lh esali at assuaiiiie in .in liimset'i, . j dative .nw ors. repeal a law. or joint r.'-oliilnm nf ( 'n:o;re-s, whi-li l.a 1 st-'n.l ii. o i til Siatut -!" n'. far iimr,' tl-an tvvorty y e.o- Hini wl.ii ii 'oirro-s ha.l r. tiist d in repi.tl. an.l an oili.ms ilisenmin ilimi made, ae.jiiiiuia -pi -olo . f one ela -s of puliiic ! !'(.-rs. while iiim-her w as iii-rrnitt. .! to 1' iv iat-i the Tiea-iii v hank ti.'tes :ti ih .-l.arae ot n.liie dm-. I have so n this unjust ami o;iires-no lair uf thr Exi ftl'trr ri peal'-d ly sueli a ma i.eal v in c.ioli H.n;-c ! I 'oiigro.-s as In I ,,- the j,,, a;i' of t!:o act heynm! tho povv oi oi' tli 'i !.', and :! i're.-i.h nt -till deleat die mo isl!-.' l.V rot'ioil-T t" loIUI-lihe I ill tn the hn.lv ;n it tela : left to an one: K-.o.-c lu-iti d. V mil lit s. cm tla re v. alllako .'tis th" e.Aernaiel.l et m;, na. hment vv hieh Icl li"t he. ll ma le tive o 1 1. nl t! :ker do;..:: tm. ii' . ! tho ( inn a amei.t; fat I v ill a.'.'l one m-nro to tiio ot-t'eu-ive eatal-.'.o:e. llano so. im,n.l had oali.-o to know 'mm ta. In 'ho-t senna s. that a Kep'e-eiit.i-tive.if the .il.ii-ai'il'l ic.-p.-. vv he ,!l-'!la; aed Ills dutv a- feea'to' a froem.ei. v as n -t -ale t.- .m pi rsnaal niitra-ao. and that tho lh, 'hi. lent of the I'liil. d S;! ites. the source of p itromme mid f mntain of power, t'10 'imimamh r-in- 'hief of the Army ami .Vnv. s .,ke in ;1 naiiiti or well oaf elated to stiainht" Ins followers t" a ail oat el niiiee. M m-hei-.-l' l'..ia;. v.t'i,!odirai:a: llior olhri d data--.: a:-;.' ! .. 1 have -ei n ail tai- the r.veelltie :nm u'.hviii; st r. e i ..'or and nan." :a whi'e over v ot'icr .lo-artnn-iit v i- I iv i a ;. t...t.a in:', tahina. I!ii- ah its aiaot 1 low.' American X-ac.ics. l'raneis.l. ( i und, ;i i e rinaii vvlni lived some years in this country, and published a work ou Cieo.iietry. lias just gone lo England w here he has published a lug hook elititletl "The Americans." The follow ing is a portion of his observations em the Americano. The farms id American ladies are generally ilistingtii.-lied by great svintnt ti v and liiu ncss ol pr.eioi tloli: but their liaiues and constitutions seem to be less vigorous than these' of the lathes of idmost any country in Eiuope. Thcir complevt'Ois winch, i;i the south, inclining toward the Spanish, are to the north, remaikabiy fair and blooming: ami while young, by lar he greater portion of lliem are decide-illy handsome A marked expresssion ot intelli gv nee and a certain inimlesi u. I able air ed languor, probably the result of the climate, lend to their connteiianees a peculiar charm, in which it would be thhieult to lnol a parallel in re's, OH e. At: American la in her teens, dure perhaps liemost sv Ipll-like earth.. Her liuios lis -., V.tlii.i,, u wrought, her motions are oglit and graceful, am! her carnage a', uin-e easy and dignified. But thi-se b-. aut'.es, it is painful lo sav, are doomed to an curly decay. At the period of CI. a certain want of fullness in her proportions is already perceptible; and once passed the age oi htl. the whole fabric goes seemingly into decay. As the principle cause ol this Hidden decline I some allege to climatt but 1 ascribed it -more willingly to the gnat assiduity v. it! i which the American hakes discharge' their ! dut ics as mo: hers. .No sooner an: thev mar ried than th'-y begin to b ad a life ol comparative seclusion: ami, edice mothers, they are actually buried to the world. At tile period (it iishtiiiig lh. tr ihih'nn into society, they appear, indeed, one;; more, as respectable matrons: bat then ;!n- are the only silt i : t witue-ses of the triumphs of their daughters. An Ameiieau moilu r is the nurse, tu'or, friend and eoutiseilor ot her children. Nearly the v hole business of education devolves upon her; and the task, is in many instances, bey. -no her physical abi'.itv. Thus, it is cmtomary wiih many ladies m .New i.ngiand only to bear their children roci.e the scuis a.-si'-iu al to them hut to as.-i.-l ll .n in the sohi'.'.on of ai iiiiiiieacal ;m i braie dies the ropieilis. i iiere are ' 1 ! m. rru I laV to w ho ami! V thetlisi Iv e- -en study of mathematiea and the riresic.--, for no other p-irpi si n forwarding di en; and 1 tin !t:e tion el men" i h iav e i,novv u t oteig men v. ho li iv e ( nred Cei'o'-i p- w ah no olio, r insiruciion , i 'm anv o! me pi e paran a y uepari Mien's, than what tin y reeevad f. om their mothers. But (bis continued appbeaiion to ! tiio most, arduous duties, the inoreasmg eare and welfare of their ehihhen, and the consequent unreasonable ci.-nlmemc lit to the house and the nursi ry, t.ovh rmine constitutions, already I y nature stdiienntly delicate: end it n ti'.us, hy the saciifiee of health and beauty tiiat American latin s nav the.tr oflkiirinjr hc facnal tnhate of rnTcrnal aire--tiOi!. No human bjinr ran ever renuiie t!ie t '-nd-.tr ear.' of

;i mother; but it appears to me that the Americans have in this respect, obligations immeasurably greater than those of tba inhabitants ol" any other country.

A Dcsparato Kidnapper. in the stiring ol the year 1816, Mr; .MeMiilm had despatched ten Canadians in a canoe down the l'lathead Kiver, mi a trading excursion. The third evening after quitting the fort, while they were quietly sitting round a blazing fire, eatin a hearty dinner of deer, a large haltfamished bear cautiously approached tho group from behind an adjacent tree; and, before thev were aware of his presenee, he sprang across the lire, siezed one of the men (who had a well furnished hone in s hand j round Ins waist, witii the two I'ort'-paw as, and ran yards with him on his hind legs before he stopped. His comrades were so thim-dei-sti-uck at the unexpee ed appearance of Mich a visiter, ami his sudden retreat w ith poor Eouisson, thai they for some time lo-t all presence of mind, and, in a. state of fear and confusion, were running to and fro, e.e-h expecting in his turn to b kidnapped ill a similar manner; when at length, Hajitiste Le Blanc, a half-bred hinder, sezi d Lis gun, ami was in the act of by so w i u: b meg at me Utar, nut was smppeci me of ioe others, who toll! Jiiiu ho 1 i:i"vi ahiv" kill their friend in the posl'leil Duiing in which he was then jitaceu. (his parley, Bruin relaxed his ii I I grip ol the captive, whom lie kept very i, securely under him, mid very leisurely began picking the bone which the latter had il.-onsied. Once or twice Louissort aitelll the b, dial to escape, which only caused ar to watch him more closely; but, on Lis making another attempt, he again seized Louisou round the waist, and commenced giving him one of ihore infernal embraces w hich gem rally end in death. The poor fellow was now in ;reat rtgony and Milted the most frightful screams, and shse-rv dig Bap'.iste with his gun ready, . , . r : ,. ..uXlidlslv watching a saie opporiuunv lo tire, he einei ! out. "Eire! lire! mv dear brotiier, il thou wotildst ;:ave my iri-no. 1 jve of Cod: At his head , i . . . a., e - l Eire for th" at his head. ns was i iieiugn ior j.o Blanc, who instantly let liy, and hit iho bear ovrr the right temple. lie fell,- and ami at the same moment dropped Jamison; but gave Iii i ;'i an ugly scratch with his (laws across the face, which for some time r.ferwav.'s spoiled his beauty.' Afier the shot Lc Blanc darted to Ids comlade s :i-sis;.inee, ami with .his hanger T, quickly lie i-bed the suil'i-rings of the man . under, and rescued his friend from impending death: for, with the exception ol the above mentioned scratch' he escaped tininpeed. They commenced the wink of di-sc-tion with right good will; but on skinning the bear, they found search any im at oti liis bones; in fact, the atiin.-i! had been famishing, and in a fit of Ltin gry desperation, made one of the beldest and most successful attempts at kidnapping ever hear ! in the legend.? of ursine courage .Iclvcii'.U.'t s on the Cult, id L'i V( del ited from a re-t - ta! le traveller thr partn uljrs of one of the mn-t aim. iocs and lionihlo oeeiirif ners that ever ih-arao d tho annuls of human life, enilli.ed o,- s.ivai-o. A feel lo l.ndiol man, who-.- iaim; wo did to t learn, settled a few viMisii-jiiniitlic .Mi-si--ij. i i. a short distance Lr10 t ll imh"l h, on the T. nm ssoo siilo. Ho sue- . . . d. d in am is-imj property t- ll.e aiiio of aliout 1 I .(-(id. and. like most , I the sc tih rs. made a lm-sia.'-s of sefia-.; vv I to the he. is. Thf, he sold al -'-; fill a eh ml. while his m itihhors a.-ko! -15. One ..!' thrm eamo to remonstrate against hi.s un-der-.-elaii':, ;,ml had a litil.t with his htother-in-l.i vv , t 'lark, in w Im h ho vt as 1 oaten, lie then i bt.iitir.i Ictoil pr-i i-ss :i--.iii-.-t ('lark, ami returned w 'nh a ,i. ul v shei ill', aoe-ale,! hv a posse of des--p.aate x a, ;.e, -. A', hen ihey anivid al ('lark's liu'.M', lie wis Mated amo-icst hi- children, an. I t'-.ey iii-'ant:-, tired on leiti. wouiidiii-r two children and putt. n j ton or three halls throu'di his hodv. t hi t k ran. v. a - ovet laken inid knsekol davx-n; ill in tin' mid-! "t h.si':a-s f,,r merev one of the villi in- i. a j i-(. I in i'.s -aioiith, killing him iu--taaih . 'i'h.-y th. a r. ,,11 re 1 the settler to -ell his ; . oi : t t . them ami ,eav r tho eon in rt . p, fenri:,4 t!i.-.t the',- ttol.ld otherwise tafo his Ido, sold la. i., his v., I, ...Lie j r,. .-rtv for :i()0, and dej-artol v. ith lo- t'..-i! . The - !n i ill' w ,l- o'io of the pur- . h . -m...- . ,.;.",.. ..." m.7. 'o:o( happy to loam rhat M ij. (.'ate- hue hri n m,'-l lionmal Is ai"t;uitted hs tiio Court MartiiJ of eharam-s pr, ferred airainst him. Tin- d.-t-i-inn of thel ouit has lieeii foixsanleil t I lie l'rrMilriit of tho I '. States ',r 1 is ;q r ,v.P. It v ill 1 t- leeollo t-e.-h that I'n i.l. ot Jackson, aeeor.lie,..' to the suaiai ary a -. k l. s-, and v i-a'.ieti',e inmle of iroeo dii!i; 111 I is si I, da'!.:'! to liiin. ,t ii k Maj. .'atc- from the mil .:, a -i ,net ( f a mo.o manor, xsidioiit citi". i'i:.i the s'i.di!. ,t opportunity of I . imr lioard ia his own di I. no.. The whole rom'trv raised -n load, a cry of i -xoerat imi th it tho Proidi-nt tie uaht p: per te ri'-t.irr M: j r ('. lola-rank in id. r tl ; he mieht I ate a ehanee f.r a i.uhtary 1 1 iah 'Par i 're-id. nt -npl" ' 'I' ' '-'' " ;,:' safe in .loins this, i,, e..m.itmi; P pos-ihlo ihfl any ( '..lilt w. .1.1,1 have tie- 0 Viol.lels to rever-C : deeisI'll f I,' i ei.d t i I ai: I, i. 'i in the v rotor. II'' I.a.s v. led l.i. mi t.'kf. I. ruin-ilk J'lUtn.!. . y,ul::y I sj.arr. l'or the Lfncfit of l!:( (uiioiis in such matters, we record die fact that the "ar lHT began on a Sunday and will end on a Sunday; it will couseqm 1 1 1 1 v comprise fifty three Sundays. M.-.sCl" tor, lo.-rio, '1 -oa 11 oak m. ri-.'-l ailotes h:is occurred hi Beoit.tnn. and I'r'jt i li-nre. Thf! Ciielr i'o-to!! stnpnol iiavnicrit en thp Nth I a-', ta ..ii ;--ti'-n..'-t r, d A Li(risl--it-.xe t. omiMt'eo I r the inef tho . .'!:. '-:r-is of the 13.o:k ptc-po-eijlvtj Its Hl-ippe-, .-''.'!.! -.,..-.' H ,Uur'.l.