Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-03

Indianapolis, Indiana, August 6.-The Resut.- We have enly time and room to say that we believe from every information, that the three members of Congress elect, firm friends of the present admi- nistraton. M'Carty is certainly elected Boon is also considered safe Carr is thought to have ma- jority of about 700 votes, over Wick.
 Nobles prospects for Governor is good, but Reads strong holds are yet to be heard from. The issue is uncertain.
 Smiley is running well for Lieutenant Governor Wallace is close behind. The Legislature is nearly balanced as regards party, as far as ascertained.
 LaDrenceburg, Ia. Aug. 13.-The contest for Con- gress in the 2d district appears very close. The turns from sixteen counties out of twenty give Carr tJackson) 4531 Wick (Clay) 4406. The vote in the remaining counties may change the result. The majority will not be much eitherwa
 We learn, (and we are requested thus publicly to state the fact thati is contemplated to hold meet ing in this place, on Monday, the 9th of September next. (being the first day of Circuit Court) for the purpose of appointing a Delegate to attend the Anti-Tarif Convention to be held in Philadelphia on the Both of September next. There is something rational in the proposed Convention, and look to its labors with the utmost confidence, the best means ofbringng about that feeling, which will end in procuring for the South redress of the griev- ances under which she iabors 1t is hoped the pro- posed meeting in Athens will be well attended, and the subject fully discussed. Let the opponents of the Tariff act firmly, moderately, and success VIII undoubtedly crowa their efforts, and save their uN- ION. But this run mad notification doctrine is out of the question. Atheaian, 27h August.
 HorriJle Indian Massaore.-The attrocious feel fings, which the British band of Sacs and Foxes Jhaye cherished against the,whtes of the Upper Mis- sssippi broke out about week ago in most dar- inp usuit upon the authority of the United States the lives of other peaceable Indians. A band of MenomHes at Prairie du Chien, was attacked in the night while asleep, under the very guns of the United States fort, and four and twenty were mas sacred on the spot! Ten more who were wounded, escaped into the honsesof the citizens of Prairie du Chien. Of the massacred, more than half were women and children.-St Louis Beacon Aug. l5.
 Coctedoodledoo-The Hartford Mirror gives the following history of this remarkable ship as related by an old tar, who eye witness, to lord Timo- thy Dexter. She was the largest ship that ever was tacking in the English channel, her bow spirit knocked over a light house the coast of France while at the same moment her spanker- boom swept off flock of sheep feeding on Dover Cliffs There were grog shops on her yard arms and she was so tant that lad of fifteen, who went aoft to hand the main royal, after using all possible despatch, came down an old man, gray as a rat" term of the court Common Pleas for Belmont Ohio was the opinion of the Court Tnt erery Iduern Keeper or Landlord 1pho in single tnapce sells or gres liquor 10 drunken man. kno1ong him ae drunk, liable to 6e indicted and fned"
 Gen. Joseph Duncan has been reelected t9 Congress in