The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-23

Treaty icsh TIE .Iiani Ladiqas.-The
Governor and other persons who attended
The treaty from this place, have just re-
turned.
Several tracts of land have been grant
cd TO certain individuals and their heirs,
which are not to be conveyed without the
! consent OF the President of the u. States.
The u. States are to furnish n agon
and hye yoke OF oxen each, To nine per.
sons; and wagon and one yoke Of oxen
for the band living at the forks of the Wa
bash, and also 10 cause 10 be built 4, a house
not exceeding the value OF $500, for eucl,
ofnine individuals.
And also to furnish 250 head of cattle
from TO years old. 2iO head OF hops.
and cause Ia be annually delivered 10 them
ZOO lbs. OF iron, 1000 lbs. steel and 1000
lbs. tobacco. And to provide five labor.
ers to work three months in tho year for
the small villages, and three laborers 10
work three months III the year Tor the
Massassnewa band.
The United States agree to appropriate
the sum Of $1,000 annually, as long as Con-
gress may think proper, for the support of
the poor ana intirm persons of the Mia
MI tribe. o. Tor the education of the youth
ofsaid tribe, which sum shall be expended
under the direction ofthe President ofthe
u. States. -.
The total amount oflands Just ceded by
the Potowatamies and Miamies to the u.
S amount to two millions and a half of a.
cres. One million from the former, and
the balance from the latter.
BosToS, Nov. 81.
s7rriuat ofhe persons accssed ojcommiiting
Piracy and Murder, on board the schoon.
er Fairy.
Yesterday forenoon II. B. NJ. brig Che.
bucto, Capt Potter, arrived in our har.
Dor IN days from Halifax. bringing
Charles Marchant and Winslow Curtis or
COLLISION, accused Of numbering Capt. Sell
fridge and his Mate, of the schr. Fairy
from Boston for Gottenburgh, and sinking
that vessel, John Murray s. John Hughes
witnesses against the accused, have been
brought III.
The Prisoners were landed at the Long
Wharf, yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clk.
delivered to the American Authorities.
ana conducted to prison.
Col. Cowper, Secretary TO Sir James
Kempt, Governor OF Nova Scotia, and Ru. |
pert q. Cochrane, Esq. of Halifax. were
passengers in the Chebucto.- Paiiad.
New YoaK, Nov. 1S.
The Circuit Court of the u. S. adioun
cd yesterday. On Tuesday eight slaves |
were tried Tor having murdered the Capt |
and Mate OF the schr. Decatur. One of |
them only was convicted, named William |
HUI he was yesterday sentenced 20 be |
executed on the 18th Of Dec.
new Circus was opened in Nee York, |
on "Wednesday evening week which is said |
to be the largest place of amusement in A |
merica, and probably as large as any in Eu !
rope. 1t will comfortably accommodate
three thousand i've hundred persons.
Tread ahH. Among the resolutions a.
dopted by the Common Council ofN. York, |
on the 18th ut WAS one ordering g. the |
Police Committee to inquire into and report |
on the proprieiy of disconiinuing the use
o. The tread mil in certain cases, and that |
until such report is made, no females ye |
placed OH the tread null Oh any prctencc
whatever"
Letters have been received by the Junior !
editor of the N. Y Statesman from his senior |
partner, Mr.. Carter, dated at Floroncc in
Aug last, together with n continuation of
his interesting letters for publication, which
are to be resumed immediately
The Greeks.--Ata a large and respectable
meeting of the citizens of PHILADELPHIA, on
"Wednesday evening, the eth inst. Math.
ew Carey in the Chair, and Hor. Hubbel,
Secretary, the following resolutions were
adopted:
RESOLVED, That nj. Carey, Joseph Ran
dali, James Ronaldson, II Hubbell, and ID.
Il. Brown be a committee to inquire what
measures are most expedient to be adopted
to promote the success Of the Greek cause
and make report 10 an adjourned meeting
OF tue citizens Of the City and County Of
Philadelphia.
Resoired, Thatthe committee report upon
the expedicncy of opening a subscription
throughout the Union, TO raise funds for
building or purchasing a vessel of war, and
presenting the same to the Greeks to in
demnify them for the loss fthe one they
have been deprived of by misnanag cement
IN New-York.
Resolred, That this meeting adjourn,
when il does adjourn, TO meet on Wednes-
day evening. 18th inst. at 2 O'clock, in the
County Court room.
Resoired, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in oil the papers Of
this city.
Resolve9, That we adjourn.
MATHEW CAREY, Chairman.