Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-20
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JOINT commissioners, to hold General CounciIs 60 ii,
certain Indian tribes at Green BAY and Lake Sn-
rorior, ana That the latter gentleman left here las,
thursday for the Lakes @'
ms expedition Is esteemed 10 be one of con-
s'ueia oie Importance The Indians in those re-
mole regions, have been for ages at war viii 40.
ano'ner' ana on this point certain provisions in
VIC treaty OF Prairie du Chen, of last year. are
'.e""e" 10 oe presented for a more general rati6
e'tioh. lhe power of the Government is intended
~ oe u'spayed as the Indians in those parts h. we
"o Nhowiedse OF and but little belief in, our
"IGns'h' ana Tor this object, the disposable force
al Fort BRADY at the Saul of St Marie has been
put In requisition to accompanv The Cor,,r;.s;on
efs' and TO co operate with them. II il intended
we iearh 10 demand the surrender of the murder
'' VI some oil our citizens, who had been given up
"" afterwards broke JAIL at Michimackinac, and
look refuge among their People, and in the fast
heSses OF ther Lake and Forest home This
Me-.sufe Is deemed TO be the more important, as
cwins' no oouot' 10 the security which has so far
.o"o" Gu ,iet escape an entire family has been
recently murdered near Prairie du Chen
The effects of such an expedition. proneryv con-
aucted' cannot but prove useful as a shield against
future aggressions OF the Sort besides the acouies
'enee oi enlire tribes not present, or represented
only pariialya at Prairie du Chen, In the pacifica
uon assenied to by the General Council at that
place last year. we hope the Commissioners
uay succeed III establishing the peace OF that from
iier' aud IN establishing permanent useful regula
tons for the control aud welfare of those tribes.
and the security of our citizens.
we learn also, that Governors Cass and Raw and
General Upton, have been appointed Joint ON.
missioners TO treat with the Indians in Indiana:
and that General Wm. Clark, General Thomas
Kinds, and General John Coffee, have beer an
pointed to negotiate treaties with the Chickasaws
and Cboctaws.
III.
by The Congress at the close of the late session.
~, .. Nat Int.
1he .Horyfand Cattle Shotc The Annual
Meeting OF The Maryland Agricultural Society for
the exhibition of Cattle and Domestic Monufac-
lures, commenced on Thursday last, at the Morx
land Tavern, near Baltimore. Amongst MANY zen.
'!emen who went from this City and District TO
attend the Exhibition, were the Secretn,y of
STATE, the Secretary Of the Mary. the Pasf1,os-
ter General, Commodore .uoyris. Sc rho Ri
timore Gazette OF THURSDAY, states, thar Great
number OF respectable farmers from several coun
Ties OF the State had arrived there The Ameri-
can OF Wednesday says 90 We understand there
Is every prospect OF fine display of domestic
animals and especially OF horses and sheen. OF
,"e i''eer' some VIII be on the ground from Mary
iahd, from the District OF Columbia and even from
oteubenvie, in Ohio, to compare with the i'm
ported SaNony sheep, and to contend Tor the vol
unteer premium offered by Jose Sylvester Rehello
1nH'1S!er from BrazH. 1t is stated thai M nro-
MUM mas ever excited more competition than The
SILVER cup, to the owner OF the Ram. which
DeihS shoFn upon the ground, shall yield the Great
es' weiSh' oil P'cklock wool, the condition Of the
!eece as 10 Cleanliness being taken into consiGera-
"oh. ihe same gentleman has, in the hanlsoD
est terms, authorized Mr.. Skim err TO place sim,
iar premium at he disposal of the Secietv for The
next year; liberal example for the public spiri,od
CT our own country. No. -
Ptee Prestde0t Caihoup.--An article has an
peared in Tie National intellisencer signed :. On
slow" winch Is an able defence of the course
pursued oy the wee President, in declining to call
any member OF the Senate to order. for words
i spoken in debate. The following arc some of the
statements IN this article; IS the power of tho Vice
President must depend upon the rules and saoes of
the Senate that " the power in question is not
conferred by the rules of the Senate - that g :,
may be confidently affirmed, that il is not sane
TONED by Tie usage of that body and that the
Oldest members can cite single instance in
"Mci,' ba' oeeh eXercisedby the presiding officers.
Ferhaps we are not in possession of the whole
question, but receiving 'hese statements as corner,
we are surprised that the motives of MIR. Gallons
{ should have been mpeached for the course he ba.
! '"Ne"' Conn. Journal
EAsT'PoRP, May 90 .jTt7e F;shey,ne,, fo5en
! Two year-ago several American fishing ye.sel.
0 were illegally captured, in the Bay OF FUND.- by
c Erl'lsh cruisers; in consequence of which Nv,
Government sent last year an armed vessel on tbi,
coast 10 protect them in their lawful pursuits and
II Is win pleasure we state, that our Fishermen
experienced no interruption whatever durino the
season. This year we are without Protection. and
already have depTedaiions been committed nv Hi.
MaIssly's brig Dotterei, of noted memory. The
sshr. Hammond, Tutherley of Portsmouth. " n
WIN about l2Oq tls. fish on board, was captured
last Monday Sandy Cove fishne ground ,,l,;cb
Is about two leagues from the shore, by boa, bs.
longing TO the above brig. Two other vesseIs "a.
+ Mary and Favourte, of Portsmouth. were in co,n.
pany at the time but made their escape as did ,lso
the schr. Lark, Capt. HilIiard OF The ,aroe marc
now In thspoTi, from whom we obtaine I the sl,oye
Information. Capt. II. states that seveyaI sbo,
were ifeu al MN ana came very near killing one or
two oil his men, lie supposes tha, several otber
vessels were taken at the time, as Number were
at anchor on another part ofthe ground. Iti4bon-
ed that an armed vessel will soon be sent in our
bay and another to The Labrador coast. for the
!, protection Of the hardy and mertorious Fisherman
1t as much attention were paid To ausrdicr their
, rights on the water as has been this session If
Congress by Mr. Lloyd TO what he supposed their
interest on the land, the complaints from The MIR
sery Of sesmen 10 which we must look in time Of
war for men TO man our national ships, would not
be daily sounding in our ears Sentinel
. The .. s. Ship Lexington, sIoop of war If
the largest class, under the command of William
Bradford Shubrick, Esq. being now ready for sea
was yesterday inspected, preparatory TO her sailing
by the commanding officer Of the port, Commo-
doro Chauncey- who was saluted on going ON
board. ~
This is one Of the new sloops, bound on her first
cruise, and finer vessel is not easily to he seen,
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