Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-12

LITTLE Rock, Feb. l6.-The followin'f
a,"d ," o% gentleman at The Western Creek Agency
further run u 70 another in this place. contains some
,ur'hcr particulars OF he victory which ,hn Os
nave recently obtained over their enemies the P.
lnah we were In possession Of when publishc, ,,
account oil 1t In our papero the I'd inst r'''o
! Inc osages have just returned from war exnes
uon against their foes the Pawnees-They arrived =,
'nelr town snunphantiy having met with unbounded
IN number, and drove them after short but bloody hat
ue into large lake, where the Osages laid down their
guns ana chased them in the lake with the tomahawk
aha massacred them before they could make their ca.
cape Is asserted by them, that, since their know
.eago OF the Pawnees, they never have as vet had
msn. where so much blood split. 1t is re-
ne number OF Pawnees killed is about SO or eO--5
women prisioners-and they brought in 81 horses
winch 'hey stole from the Pawnees."
[.arkansas Gazette.
The late Indian .Ntyder-The f,lIow;nr 4. =,
tract OF letter, to the Editor, from respectable CHI.
non les!oihg al Miller G. H., dated 3D. inst Some of
I oil the murder to which audes were
Puoished IN our paper of the I'd inst.
Mr.. Isaac Murphy was murdered bv a partv froro
IL 10 10 Indians while work in his field on the 19
Jan. Inc citizens, TO the number of about 40 have
pursued them, but have not vet returned II T. -.
eertained what Indians committed the murder. Mr..
nurpny was respectable citizen, living about miles
IRON this place. >'
"P s. Since writing the foregoing the citizen. who
wen. III pursuit OF the Indians, have returned, after
having pursued lhemt the Crossmbcrs without over.
taxing them. They ascertained them TO be Pawnees
rom their sign and trail tending directly toward their
villages. Signs Of numerous bodies of Indians were
discovered within ~ or Is miles of the settlement but il
- presumed That none came in except those who conn
United the murdcr-The Cadocs are s,suected of be;n,
concerned in the affair. e
" The citizens on Red river much alarmed, boing
apprehensve that the Indians will return again as soon
their horses. RI
BALTIMORE, March 9-Yesterdsy, number Of
ranger' and citizens assembled at the rail road to wit
ness the interesting experiment on the road Abev,
e. oF he
some members 81 Cong and Others took their .eas
w. me aii car, whilst oilers occupied the common cara
ne whoie moved of In the most beautiful STYLE and
mere n'ng strong breeze, the sail is said to have
proceeded at tie rate OF about seventeen mile, psr
nour' ne company expressed themselves highly de.
Ish'eu win their UOydge This" sailing on dry Lind
certainly new thing under the Sum-" and exbib.
- me wonderful progress made within few year. in
he hechanic arts We think sufficient has be N done
Nv "e ran road company to confirm the people in =
favorable opinion OF their undertaking, and TO preyet.
congress, mat subscription 10 the stock would be a
sale Investment.
whilst the success Of this undertaking il looked 70
win deep socitude by the citizens of Baltimore n
should not be regarded with Indifference by tbs ~
1."er sections oil The STATE whose interest. will he high
~ promoted by ITS accomplishments The difTiculIi..
encountered in the first few miles of III. road hav
ing hren surmounted, obstacle intervenes TO prs
ven IL. rapid extension TO the Point of Rocks Forming
poi al Frederick, must concentrate at that psc
an amount Of business which will raise thai ci,v IN
an quality with most inland towns in the Union On
this point there can he no doubt The imm.n..S
duce Of the rich and fertile soil of that coun,v I'll
probably large portion of that from Wasl ington eoun
w would necessarily seek market in Frederick
Bait. Chronicle.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.
~ and 'cith The dduice and consent of IN, SENATE
christopher Hughes OF Mary land, to be charge d. AZ
neS OF the United States at the Court of eden in
place OF John J. Appleton rec He'd. :"
John Elliot Of Alabama to he Attorney of tho IJ;,a
Stltes Tor TIC Son'hern District of Alabama
gorge Adams OF M.-issippi, to he Attorney of the u
F 'In nItss Tor the District of Mississippi in place Of