The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-13

chas exchanged TOR his brother, Who Is 10
captivity, saying that he would rather hear
oi his DEATH than 10 have linn restored On
| terms disadsanlageolist to his country.
.nGrlco, 1t is stated inu late n. Orleans
paper, that the merchants of the L. States
are Car. from being treated with favor or -
ven imparIiaity in Mexico; aud that a
jealousy Of their enterprise, aud wish Ia
curtall their trade, appear to gain strength
daily.
North Hest Indians-- Governor Cass and
General cllrke. Who hid been appointed
b. the Go'ernm. for tie purpose, have
succeeded as mrdiatofs, in the establish
| aIcnt Of general treat, of peace between
The nine natiuns of lndilns .f the Upper
Mississippi. The meeting touk place at
Prairie du Chlrn brtwrrn the medialnts,
and the representatives Of the Sacks, Foxes,
lowas, Otlawas, Cmppewas, Potlawatta-
mies, hrnommes, Sioux, aud Wmneba-
goes aud resulted IN the anicahle adj ast-
ment OF all differences, aud has happily
prevented a war, which, bat for the timely
aud wise intervention oi our Government,
would have been inevitable.
Grand Canal Ceiebrdiion.-The prcpar.
atoms which the ciliLens OF New York are
making To celebrate the completion of the
Ere .aual, are upon the most splendid
scale aud the display, ON that OCCASION.
will probably exceed any winch has been
seen IN that city since the festive exhibition.
in honor of the adoption of the frdr,al
[ constitution, which took place July esd.
1893. The Corporation will 90 out IN
boats, at the head of the city procession, 10
meet and receive the first boat which will
come directly Though FROM Buffalo, aud tn
conduct her to Sandy Hook, To unite sym
bolcally the waters of the Lakes and the
Atlantic.
.fuihor Of NJ Fngdt. The Revolutions
~ worthy, the venerable JoHn T,umbull
of Connecticut, author of lie Fiagal, arr,-
ed AT ew-Yolk. on the 9th ult. on his
way to Detroit, where he intends 10 spend
the remnant of his days. A public dinner
was given him by The people of Hartford,
prior to his departure.
Mr.. BroWH, mcrican Minister l.
France, was much indlsposcd in July, and
obliged to have recourse To the mineral wa
ter. in Savoy.
Baitimore.-A Society (says the Norfolk
| Mrdid) has lately brru organized IN Balu-
more called the Anti-Slavery Socioty, aud
lanoiher called the Anti Bug Society ;
the one instituted with ,lewiio the sup
preston of negro slavery the other to the
extinction OF bugs. Both Societies are
ende kfring To procure the election otean-
ddate2hr the Legislature who VIII exert
themselves tn promote the interests oi Their
respective constituents.
.ktW OreanS.-Accounts from New Or
leans oi the 4ih instant, state that the N"l-
low Fever had made It's appearance, anu >
or deaths had taken place. The New
Orleans Courier of the 29th August con-
ialns an ordinance of the Corporation of
that city, appointing two physicians IN each
ward 10 raccnate the Inhabitants, and allow
| ins the said phi, scans 81 head for Vaccin-
ating all such persons as are not able to de-
| fray The expense themselves. The law nm
! poses fine OF 500 upon any person who
shall noculate with the matter OF small
| pox.
Physicians and Lacyers.-The llberah-
| ~ with which the Physicians throughout
| Europe have encouraged discovery Vac
cluatiun) that has Topped of one of tie most
lucrative branches of their profession. IL a
most honorable feature IN the annals Of
mrdlriae When shall we see the Lawyers
entering into rvaiship with them, by the
discovery and propagation Of the most SIM
pie and expeditions mode of lrs'l procr-
! dure Benthdm.
! Public De6t.-We understand thai &c.
1877, 0O6 81 of the six per cent Stock of
1919, will be iiqmdated on the Isl "t Octo.
Der next Warrants have been already 49,
sued To this amount. The original loan
was authorized on the l4th March, 1912,
and amo ,ntpd to 8,l3t,700-about of
which, il will be seen has been previously
redeemed,
CuJa.-The New Orleans papers to the
! sd inst. asserts that, from the Information
/ recently recri, ed through "A gentlemen
| from Mexico, there Can be no lenGrr any
doubt ~ Ia The intention of the government
OF that republic To invade Cuba. Three
! Thousand troops were assembled at Cam
/ peachy about the first of August, and ten
! thousand more were expected, when these
! united forces were 10 cross the narrow
channel that separates fucatan from Cuba.
: To assure a superiority Ia the Mexican hag
! in the Gull the ASA II, and several IN
gates and Shops of war had been placed
under the command Of Capt. Cochran, and
it was calculated that the debarknent Of
Il or $4,000 disciplined troops, with the
aid to be expected from some of the Gre
dies, would be suiIicientto wrest Cpba FROM
! the Spaniards, VINO it WAS thnhght would
seek revenge on the Creoles by armng
the blacks a measure which, II the hrKi-
cans sho,id not succeed, you'd probably
/ head To the Independence of the island IN
der government similar TO that OF haytI.
Previous accounts seemed to warrant be-
lief that the proposed invasion of Cub"
would receive the support OF Colombia.
! Georgia.-We have good authority for
saying says the Winchester hepnbIcan)
that lhe Georgia differences will be ADJUST
ed without the interference of congress-