Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-22


SAGE country has gwen US the follow ing
az tho present state OF the d,ffefen es
bot tween the Cherokees aud Osages.
Attic time the above depreciation Is
said to have been committed bv the -
ga ,es, Mr.. Ph,lbrotk was at the Osas.
village, waiting the return From the
pownes county. Of an Usage lnoian
who had killed Cherokee some time
last winter, and whom the Osages, 10
full Council, had agreed to give up, 10
conformity with treaty concluded be-
tween the two nations, 1T Fort smith
in August, 1922 While waiting has
return, new difficulty arose, which led
! TO he report above alluded to-,he cir
cumstances of which. agreeably to the
best infor nation Nlr p could obtain
| from both parties] a. 'ollows;
! A party of disaffscted Cherokeea.
headed by war chief named Ttckdto.
ko, who were opposed othe treaty con-
Guided between the two nations In Au-
gust, 1892. lett their nation O. me months
subsequent 10 ,he treaty, aud Located
themselves 90 the Kiamicne. IL the up
per part Of Miller county This patty,
who have since become reconcIled TO
the treaty, being ahou' to return TO their
nation, made inrursion into the Usage
country, for the purpose of stealing nors
es, and sucreedad in taking about ~
head. After securing their booty, sus'
pec,ing that they would be pursued ,.hey
returned to way.lay heir trial, for the
pupose Of surprising the Pursuers.--
While lying in ambush, the Osages
came up and were fired on blythe Che
rokees, after which both parties reti-
red In this affair the Ossges had one
man killed, and the Cherokees had three
or four wounded.
The statements made by the Chero.
KEGS, does not differ materially fromthe
above; they acknowledge having stolen
tho horses, and even adtait they took
greater number than the O-sges charge
them with They also state, hatwhIie
hey were lying IN ambush for the Osa
les, their party fell asleep, when the
Osages came up and commenced the
assault.
NJ. P. further remarks, that the y.
age, are exs, emeiy anxious for an AM.
cable adjustment Of their difference
with the Cherokee., and that they
would rather sabmit to considerable sa-
critics. on their part, than be involved
N another war with that nation.
We also learn from Mr. p. that the
i. report recsn,ly contained in the papers,
e Of the O-sges having robbed trading
8 party from Missouri Of ab2a, 45 hors-
b e.. and of their also having killed four
b men, belonging to another trading par.
= " from Missouri, is without foundation.
These outrsses GRO escertained to have
hes committed by the Pawnees. lie
. assures Us, that the Osages are eS
!, - wv" INC su'vrumedr OIL
the C'lted states, and are particular.
~ desiious of having traders come to
their country, who they uniformly treat
with tie greatest friendship and hos
pitalit,.
Prom late London papers
I address OF THE SPANISH REGENCY.
, "MADslD O,t.5 -Spani.rds! Our
most ardent wishes are fulfilled. The
King is free Our beloved Monarch
and the Royal Family are released
from an oppression and slavery the
most severe. The desired, the Idoiiz ed.
Ferdlhand lives! The Queen miracu.
lousy lives! They come to occupy.
with renovated glory. tho throne of
Charles the Third, OF Philip the Fifth,
and OF his grandfather Eternal glory
to the grea' PInce and to his liberating
army, which you have received with
enthusiasm, and which you will this
day load with your tendsrest benediv.
tions. for having restored liberty to
your King Fe, dina"d free Behold,
SPanIsrds the great object aud the
suspicious termination Of such great
negocia'iers, such great efforts, such
great battles AID triunphs, 50 many
sufierlngs an" signs Thee of The
great MonsIehs Of Europe have not
been In vain, nor the palernal soiici.
tnde OF the venerable and august head
OF he Bourbon family. nor the noble
Efforts OF the lllustrious Prince, his, a.
dopfed son, nor the heroic sacrifices of
the magnanin Gus nation. which is from
this day and h ncsforth our friend and
sister.
"Fhe blood this Spanish Royali.,s
that has been lied Is not lost; they have
not in vain enlnrsd their sufferipps to |
have attained 'lsir object.
''FerdIuand res l-Monarchs. ma.
tons Of Europe. and you, Spaniards.
behold the prize and the recompense of
your efforts; behold the memorable q. q
vent from which i'll date the new era a