Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07

a. my uoes ne now Ak this distant period, pub
hsh such charge without naming the individuals
VINO concerted and were carry .ng on this treason
able project? Whatever motives might th,g, L,v.
sealed ms Ups !; aPPedfed 10 us that his duty to
himself and 10 his country demands to,c that he
should speak ont. Ii is time that an abused nco-
pie should know who the traitors are that have So
long escaped their indignation. IL is probabie
however u Mr.. Adams does not disclose the names.
that Mr. Giles will after the publication of tIis do
eument. We shall look with Impotence for The
isichn'ono Inquirer the organ of Mir GiIes's' fub
nc eoi'""h'ea''ons Boston Courier, {.al.)
FHE WINEBAGO INDIANS.
AS " rs probable that shall be soon vistedtv
ths distinguished chiefs Of this remote tribe the
ioiio"ing par iculars Of them, which ,ve,extraco
from the New York Commercial ADV eriise r, will
we think be acceptable lBau. Pot.
Naw-Kaw.o or "The Wood" He is an aged chief,
being now 81 years old, hale, strong firm I'm mus
ere anu uinb. he IS one OF the Car-ra- maw.nee
branch MIR. Catlin, the artist, whose picture os
he'd jackson has been much admired, took "A
sketch OF Nav kaw yesterday, and intends to taso
others But they are reluctant to ST, las they have
III will beall them.
Wan knawn' haw kaw, or Snake Skin, one OF
the Day kau-rays.
Hoo wau' kay-ray raish-nee- kau, or ':the little
Elk. lie was engaged in the celebrated battle
OF ippecanoe, and instantly recognized General
Harrison as be entered the New Nor. Hotel yes
tsrday, to call upon Gen. Brady OF the army
Gen. Harrison informed us that he found savor,l of
his " old acquananees'' among them some nj
whom were opposed to him at Tippecanoe an,isey-
e era at the memorable siege of Fo, Megs. Little
Elk is one OF the Car mau nees
Shan-ee- o nee kaw, or The SDaniard
Wav-kawn-Zee kaw, or " The Snake
Nan-heigh- kee-kaw, or lie " no sloisfens the :
wood This chief, though now but :sSor 80 years
ou' mas been distinguished war; ion against iht,
Americans, particularly during .he siege OF Fort
Eieigs.
lilo rah- paw -kaw, or " Eagle Head
Wau-tsho zhoo-kan e Ehe header"
NAn.l KAN .l.u,f,.
Thunder
Tsh zhun kayv- Raw
Noaki, tshooh he kaw, Or " lie who breaIs lie
Hah- kaw--' The Third"
Wau. kaun- shar- heigh- kau. or He " no-com-
maRds the thunder
Ishee-0-ruzl-ec kaw, or " lie who is iuS,Re
house"
. Maternal pay Raw, "The Soldier"
Flaw kay tShah- nee hay -kaw OF She who E,l
lows This is the only ienaie companion WHO
accompanies them to mend their ,nockasins and
sometimes TO look after the cooking She il The,
wife OF GLOW Thunder" and we must do Irrr
.he justice 10 say, flat she is very exemplary.
neirut and siiett hepnae, who sits quietly in the
corner, and eats her food will earoiulness willie
table. - "t'o
These Indians have a singular way of f,xIn,
names upon persons with whom they become &c.
qilainted, IRON some peculiar object conduct or
thing, which FIRST strikes their a,,cntion-Thu~.
when many years ago, they Gen. Harrison af.
Tx a seal OF upon some document, thew gs,,e
nm Tie name of &c Red WaX," by which iTeis
Known among them TO this day The first silcer
com which they saw, i'll the possession OF Mr.
tIinsey, an officer now with them. They accord
ing,y call him by an lndian name equsvalen,to
- Money" or g Silver
DIsrINGUIsaEp NIsIroRs.-The New VII
ers are quite delighted with The Winnebago Cbifts
now in that city. They visited the Park Tbeatrs
on Monday evening, and it was Announced thai
they had been invited TO witness Il. r. Robe-tson,
Balloon
tuesday afternoon, and also TO attend the peribr
niauees at the BOwery Theatre, the same eyebfr,-
Ahe following Interesting account OF their yisitst
the Park Theatre is From the New York Statesmen,
- Seats had been reserved for them in one OF ~,
centre boxes so as 70 give them q good opporti,
unity 10 witness the scenery with undmiDisied o.
leet IL was really an interesting sight to observe
The sensation produced ia the uututorei Children
oil the wild by the FIRST light of one of the great
ihuseinents OF civilization. They stared about pre
Vious to the rising of the curtain, with irnoran.
wonder 1T The crowds in the pit and boxes ,rouuI
them The music Of tie orchestra did not seem &,
affect them; but hen the curtain rose 10 a bright
scene OF distant city, with nearer view OF ROCKS
and trees their delight could be rcs.rained ami
a, simultaneous P0tp tcOlO expressed their sir
prise and gra,itcation. In the midst of this sprro
patton, aliack us ROlla entered, and disiogue
ens"ed, TO which they seemed very attentive; t6e
eloquent geslicuiation OF the actor suppvif,l
Ihe place OF comprehension OF the worlds
lbey seemed Immediately to have discovered ft.s
ne was an Indian warrior, and TO comprehend li,dt
he was a hero. hiison's humorous performances
OF Diego, was very effective upon them and tfrir
loud laughter testified that the nature Of hissrt
was not mistaken.
I'm the scene where AlonZo aud Cora first moo.
the embracing OF the two lovers so delighted M,
Indians, that they burst into loud shouts of I.rsl
Ter, which seemed infectious, as the whole aTi1iii
ence Joined them. In one OF the spirited speechea
Of Rolla they joined the applause Of the house win
a pOte ICOtc-and indeed, thIcrghout the niece
they seemed peculiarly interested in the n,anlv
bearing and noble character OF the Peruvian here
VINO was represented III mastery manner BY Mr..
WaIlack. F'.''''
The singing so different from that of their war
tongs--seemrd more to surprise and perplex them
than TO give them pleasure. The old head man q,
the tribe appeared during the performance d. enlv
interested, leaning his chin upon the font of i,
noS' ana gazing intently upon the pcrfosmers--
we should not forget that the earthquake scene
seemed TO Affect them very torcily. With thuD.
hef ahd lightning they were doubtless sufficient,
conyersant-but the stencil OF sulphur which en-
sued gave them evident ANNOYANCE Causing them
10 uiier many Explanations vi dis7ltisCIctiou ID
10 cover their faces with heir blankets The OH
est OF the party left tho theatre at The close of ts
play, and two only sat out the flrce and seemed q,
enjoy the humOr and spirit with which Wallace
played The honest fisherman in the Adopted Child
Hal 81 me House If RepTcsentatires.--We
learn from ashington, that several new itnnro-.
ments are making in the Capitol, both external
~ and interDally.--What we have heard oftbc
House Of Representatives will become matter ef
appreciation 10 those acquainted With ifs utter DE-
hcieneles as an apartment intended Tor a debefa
tive assembly IL ito DO sure, one ofthe mos,
splendid halls IN the world its gorgeous columns.