Star.
London, England, 1829-01-15 00:00:00

half blood repotting thelliia4encb, and a< wood in*
tetrater conveying theitesglibh—
" rather,j nitillasl lowa yes. I bold fret this pipe, and 1 take
your hand. Si friendship.
" P.tbtr. a cloud bas been betwer us. It was thieliUnd black.
tbought it wpuld Dever be tentweed. Bat Imo* see pier Wee,
It looks open nse pleasantly.
" Father. a lout way streteboil bowsaw us. Than wen these
who told roe it was blocked top. TM* said the lied assn eouIJ not
pass it. I att. inputs! it. It is Mke the plain path which conducts
to the Gaut SPRT.

" Father, when I came In sight of your home, it looked white
and beautiful. My Isearetsjoiced. I thought now I should talk
With you.
•
t' Father, the Gaga, Rears gseepto kip chlkltio theWiembis-
gees, a pleasant plant. It is goal to smoke !have it here"...
toughing with his Inger. the bowl,of. pipe—" I give It you
in peace.
" Father, lam as old as you. My histilis tree. They told me
• pour heart was black—k is oat so. We salute in frieudsbip.
Father. I say no more. My talk is link. lam a Chief smog
my people. But one is here who will speak to you soon, and tell
you *tot wur thoughts."
The Address being ended, a 'young Winnebago ad.
vasecei, in obedience to a signal from the old tremor,'
and lighted tile pipe with fire struck from a flint..
The pipe was then presented to the President, the
Chief still holiing its stem. Hi inhaled a law puffs, abd
as the smoke culled. gently upward, the savage group
d with intentness, and uttered a IoW mu mur of
•• satisfaction. The Chief then handed the calumet to all
the sp:ctators in order, and lastly to each of his tribe.
It net neat. made over in form to the President to
be retain.d ; who, requesting the Indian 'to lay one hand
upon it again, while he pledged him with the other,
procee.le i to dictate to the interpreters his reply.
" Say to this Chief I rejoice ea we lelne. slid his brethren
ate welcome to me and my children.
" Tril Idno at has grieved me that a cloud has been between us.
but lam pleased equally with him that it has been dissipated. It
I. dispersed like the fumes .st the pipe we have smoked. May it
never close down urns us more !
" Say I am glad that be and his companion meet me on this
propitious day. • Bid him look to the face of the heavens. Na
• clued is there. The sun shines brightly upon us. The Gamy
Stem looks down, and smiles upon our meeting.
":ivy I hap. the same sun will tight his path In peace to the
abodes of hit fathers. When he is gape. I will look optic his pipe
with pleasure; and should I bear ever after that, in place of pacific,
soy hostile dispositions break forth among his nation towards my
htethren and children, I will say it is Impossible ;—for I have the
word of a Winnebago. which' must be true.. that his people pledge
their amity with mita., and have left this pipe in token of sinceri.y.
" Say I yesterday beheld with satisfaction the sports of hinneU
apd his associates, as they practised their ancient war dance upon
the green beneath my windows. lot a higher pleasure I now ex-
perience, and one the memory of which will endure, in cordially
greeting him within these walls, and reciprocating assurances of
plighted concord."
E4Cil % f these perio 'l, as soon as interpreted, drew
forth a hoarse plats lit from the savage auditors. Once
•
it swelled to 14 deaf ping howl, in acknowledgment of
•
the c.emplirnent paid to the inviolable integrity of Weis
word..

THE-EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

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We have this day, in oar subsequent columns, the
pleasure at inserting entire the communication of a
Coetes,ondent, to which we yesterday alluded, respect-
ing the affairs in the East. lhe present once' taia state
of the relations of the European Powers in regard to
these afrsirs gives additional interest to the remarks
of our Ct,rerspondent, who, as we have reason to know,
possesses certain means of obtaining correct information.

The Paris Papers that had been delayed by the state
of the weather. were :cc, ived last right. The news
that they bring is riot important; nothing decisive is
yet known as to the reported change in the French
Mink: y. M DR FeanoNaays. the Minister for Foreign
Affaits, has obtained leave of three months absence
for the recovery of h;s health. Meantime the Keeper
of the Seals will petform the duties of the 'Ace.

It is stated in a letter from Tool. n of the 4th inst.
that the evactiatit.n rf the Mom by the French troops
began on the 22J ult. The 29th, 36th, and 46-h It gi-
n:ems were to embark between the $12.1 and 270 for
Toulon, and the rest of the expedition was to f .Ih•N in
succession. as tratilunts arrived. Tt.us the presence of
French troops in Greece will no lonser.embat MSS the
mediation of the Allies for peace, n-e render necessary
soy ir.torference with the Greek tortes North of the
Mores. •

Tile news from Lisbon in the French. Pipets ere d
to tbeleth ish. but possess little.interco. It is said that
theaCloo had received a INputation oldie Authosities
on.she 114411, although, it is added, the tumours of. lAN
'death were atilt prevalent and still believed! 1 would
apatite that, besides Don Panto, anotber rival I.as
sprang up, and that Don SentITIAN, ion of his eldest
ebter,inid been proclaimed as King at Villa Real and
Chaves, by the old.Quena's pan?.

We received this mulling German Pacers to the 9th
imt. The Algenteitte &lung cf the Bth contains the
copy of a letter addressed by Mr. STRATI/ORP CAN•
JUNG to Count CAIPO SIISTRIA. relative to some cruel
eacesses practised. by the Greek soldiers on some de-
fenceless Tnikish prisoners. The spirit which the
British Ambassador has displrtyed upon this occasion,
is alike creditable obis own feelitigs and to the nation
from which hi Fe accredited.
These is So news whatever from the opposing Rus-
sian mad l'eskisb straits. The &Hawing ale eztractsl.