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feiting. She /. represented as being wou,o !,
vioen, passions, and as having caused bsr .I IT,
band to live NEST unhappy Lille, from the ss nv
and cruel disposition she evInced not only 10 b;n
but to numerous other inmates Of tie ho.ss vi" "a
absconded with her eldest daughter immed;,. sue
after Mr.. Blaney' S6ec"nd ,isi, To Andalusia,r a.;
has not since been Vixen.
While the officers were III pursui, Of Min, 4
body of the deceased was dlsinterred by d;rs.,N'
of the aut'io! tiles of Bucks. for the nurnoea '~
examining the contents Of the stomach. ill.,
humation took place nearI, three month. ,f,o,u
decease, and to the surprize cf all VIM vsra ny
sent, the body exhibited not the slightest ,n. pt'
ance Of change whatever. The features r. r. ~
calm and natural, and were Instantly recoon;'
by all who had known them during info '" T
stomach was taken ont and It's contents bron,i.
to Philadelphia for the purpose of ascertain.
whether poison had been administered TO ,hs ~
ceased. The examination has not vet been hro,,I
to Il close. and the physicians to whom tina, ra,n'
s,bie duly has been assigned. are vet upnren,.',
to say positively. whether arsenic formed
ton Of the contents Of the stomach. EynerimIr,
are in progress, consistrgOf small 0uanti,;o.I T..
ing introduced in the stomach OF variou, snb.,
io assist BY analogy The final npiniun Of II: .,
aiming physician.
As The appearances produccd in the sOn,A
an indi,d who ha, died from arsenic A..
miIar to those which other diseases leave b,Sir5
them, an examination of this kind cannot De cor
dnctrd with too much accuracy. A full fem.
of the whOl" viii be given on the trial in D.,sr
Der next, Of which the readers Of this name, q,
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COMMUNICATED.

Literary Notice.-M. GuEGAS, tuo~it'11
in Mrs. Porter's female Seminary in tbs i''1
has lately published Grammar, Of HhNh 4
the Author, for the study of the French Li'T''
and dedicated it TO his Pupils of both SIS1
When it is considered that so many works
same kind have already been executed
ablest hands, it most appear difficult toInY
their labors by adding any thing Re" On rs
ect; but it is believed, on an examInaiOn
above work, the impartial critic will i'd I'D
agreeably disappointed. With We" Toy.
student stock of French words, Vi +"
mcnces his book witha selection OF the ID"
mon and useful phrases in the English ''
Spanish and Italian Languages; thus a1'I
book to the English, Spanish, and i'l''1' .
Having explained the Accents Nc IF'.D
the French Language, he gives '''I''
UersntiOns, in English and French l. ="
cation IN general. 2. On the study u ~
Languages. 8. On the study "I The i"D.
guages. 4. On the study OF the J. ''I
guase. 5. On French PronuEc'l"'"'
the Variations in Pronunciation. l"'e'
sations not only serve as Lessons 70 ''
knowledge Of French words aud p'''''
convey the most useful inIOrma''o" Oh
Of Language generally.
The French Grammar proper Is ','1
scientific and judicious manner; '''
cnccs between the English and French hs
clearly pointed out; SO that the h" :, ~.
acquainted With the principles OF ''
suage, will find a great facility IN a'f'.
French. by noting only these 6!D" :. !.
will be found an useful improvement
DIV of any language. Lastly, he S'S'r -
of GaRicisms, and peculiarltie' !"
which will also be found very us''"
the accomplished French scho'i'' ~: ~
On the whole, it is believed 'na, g., g, I'd
be found one of the most complete 90
!, ,rnc tnowIeJqe of the French iaos.,jjr
fcred to the public; and it - to DE- PEI, %' r,aS
NOUS author will meet VITO sim ,,,.'a., ~
neut. Mr.. &. is already wen XIV. nd leI
,ubIic of Letters, both in Europe; ' =, I'd
IS the author of an "ycP'ieh' WV
DIV
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COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. SxowDEN: In 4 conversation, few 4.
ago, with very respectable citizen, and Who'll
been a member of our Common Council. Ia
informed. that he had, himself, twice brought,
fore the Council the subject of the out.suIG,
debts Of the Corporation. For instance, I'd
due, paving. &c. sc. without avail. | am
informed the amount of said arrcarases is sen
thousand dollars.
One question TO that respectable body
IL this seemingly forgotten case not brought
discussion, and not only discussed, ba, Fu
measures taken to settle these out stanjg
fairss Perhaps the Corporation does not 50
in need of any additional revenue. liihsh1
be the case. am content for one.
EC0NONi
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him, and then retired. HE Dukes anu Otnei
Peers observed the same ceremony, the senior oil
each degree pronouncing the words ot homage
and the rest Of the same degree saying alter HIM;
and each Peer of the same degree, successfully
touched his Maiesty's crown, ard kissed his Ma
jesty's left cheek, and then retired. During this
ceremony the choir sang all anthem, and the trea-
surer Of his Maiesty's household threw about the
medals Of the Coronation.
The apoiniing, grooming, and enforcement
ofMe Q,een-'rhe same ceremony was perform
cd to her Majesty. four Duchesses holding the
pail during the amounting. and after her being
crowned. the choirs sang the tlallelujah chorus;
during which she was conducted to her throne on
the left of the King Glowing reverently to his
Majesty as she passed tie throne.)
The Holy Sacrament Their Majesties then
took off their crowns, and, proceeding to the al
tar, received the sacrament, the Archbishop adj
miniseriny the bread, and the Dean the cup
The King and Queen then put on their crowns,
and taking the sceptres in their hands as before,
again repaired to their thrones. supported and at
tended as before. The Archbishop then read the
communion service; and pronounced the blessing;
and, at the conclusion, The trumpets were sound
ed and the drums beat.
The Regalia was then delivered to the Dean,
who deposited them e.a--he altar, and their Ma
iestics proceeded to s.. Edwards chapel. His
, Majesty was then disrobed of his royal robe OF
state, and arrayed in his royal robe Of purple
velvet by the deputy Lord Chamberlain.
| Their Maiestys, and the princes and princess
es. then proceeded out of the choir, and to the
west door of the Abbey, attended as before; their
Majesties wearing their crowns; The King bearing
in his right hand, the scep,re with the cross, and,
in his left the orb. and the Queen bearing, in her
right band, her septre with the cross, and, in her
left, the ivory rod yith the dove; their Royal
IIighnesses the Princes and Processes wearing
their coronets, and the Princes. who are Field
marshas, carrying their batons. On arrival at
the west door OF the Abbey, Garter proclaimed
Kings style. The swords and the regalIa were
received. near the west door, by the officers OF
the Jewel Office, appointed for that purpose
Their Majestes, and the Princes and Processes
of the Blood Royal returned to St. James's Pa
lace soon after O'clock in the order as they
left it in the morning. The ceremony occupied
nearly four hours. The preparations for the IL
Illumination in the evening were of the most splen-
did description.
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COMMUNICATED.
CANAL OFFICE WAsnNa.oy.
October 18th 1851

Vttober 10Th !SJl
Sir:-No decision has yet been made Co (,
case before the Chancellor of Maryland 5.,a4
this Company and the Baltimore and CIV R.
Road Company; it is therefore understood IL.
a further adjournment Of the meeting Of tie Sod
holders intended for FRIDAY next, will nece,,.r
Iy take place. Yoar obi sen'nt
JOHN p. INGLE
Ch C.&O. {. c.
JOHN ROBERTS Esq.
Mavor of Alexandria.
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The Philadelphia Saturday Bulletin of last
week contains the annexed notice of the Spanard
Nina, who is how in prison under suspicion of
having been instrumental in the death Of Mr.W.
Chapman, teacher of the mode of curing impedi.
meDts Of the speech:
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Trustees sale.

nm UOND.3Y. the 3lst day Of January merit, tho
" subscriber III offer for safe, at public auction,
the highest bidder the front dnor Of the City Ia.
vern The following Lots Of Ground, the Town Of
hiexsndra:
.:..ssas ONE LOT, containing eight acreA
-,syeSs roods, and sixteen poles the east side
HYva of the Washington and Alexandria Turnpike
;s..stsa. Road, in the occupation OF John West,
Which yed to VIM s. Moore by Jane Dsde.
A LOT on the west side Of the old Georgetown
Road containing nine acres, seventy two poles, con.
,eyed 10 VIM. Moore by Hugh CaroliD
A LOT On the east side Of the Washington
ard Alexandra Turnpike Road, containing nine scres
anal twenty two poles, formerly owned by Abel Hoh
bTuos; and
4 LOT on the west side of Washington street
cx yude, tie side of Columbus extend
ed @d the north ofhe second street north OF Mont
so,ry ct containing and one tenth Of 40
scre, formerly The property IF he said lioibrook
Sale ri 10 o'clock, A N.
1EuMs-Onc!hrd of the purchase money to be paid
IN hand and the balance IN two equal instruments ut
and months. with interest from the day Of sale, the
whole Of the purchase money in hand at the option Of
the purchaser Title to be retained until the terms OF
sale shall be complied with; and sale at the rsk
and expense Of The purchaser. failure to comply
with the terms o! sale.
The above sale viii be made under deed of trust
from William s. Moore and wife 10 u. l. Taylor, for
the indemnity of the late Thomas Irwin.
BY order of the Trustees:
dec 81 WI ID. MUTT. huct.
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which, from the great revolution that has occur
red in the powers to which he was commissioned
as our representative, are all-important-he has
determined, as the best mode of passing his time
in the mean while, to visit the principal cities on
the coast of Italy.
We accordingly left Tunis and sailed for Ma
pies, which we reached about the 2Sth OF sep
TENDER, where we were joined by the f1gates
Constellation and Fair6eld-the officers and crew
of both in health.
The Dev of Algiers has been residing at Por-
tici, few miles from Naples, but is at present
at this place.
1t is probable we shall sail in few days for
Genoa, after which it is thought we shall return
to Mahon. The Commodore has enjoyed fine
health, as also the officers and crew OF our ship.
-<neaeeR-
Fashion. numerous andexpensive par
ties are all the vogue in these parts, it appears
that the fashionable set ia Europe are patronizlng
the system of retrenchment and reform. The
London Court Journal has the following para
graph:-'The state of society in London Is much
changed of late: the great assemblies continue,
but there are so many distinct sets, and the Gus.
tom of visiting of an evening so much prevails,
that several ladies who have influence in society
sit at home. aud receive company without the gene
vi uitsSilS anu ueeNhS WI Il SiV"u' ~ wv
their friends in quiet rational way, and it must
be admitted this is great novelty"
-aaAG9ee-
1t has been officially & semi-officially announc-
ed that General jackson will serve again, if elect
ell. The American Sentinel rejOices. because
this wiyngneSs evil effectualy prevent all those
jealousies and heartburnings which were likely to
arise among his own friends, in relation to a sue
cessor." This consideration is a whole volume
for commentary on the situation of the Republic.
1t shews to what complexion we have come at
posed of Worthy .'friends" patri-
OTIS with your ''jealousies and heartburninss, = =.
or your fears, which determine the allotment OF
the Observation-Disclosures Gaze'e
-atsScgS~
A Mrs Archer OF one of the western counties,
has lately presented her husband with three fine
children. at birth.
:. Insatiate .Archey! could not one sufiice:'
.8iJany Ereaing Journal.
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SHIP NEWS.
P0RY Or .4LEAaaDRAd, On, G.

Arrived at Norfolk ED inst. brig Columbia,
Sprague from Baltimore, with sugar. coffee, whis-
KEY aud lin, bound to Alexandria-put back at
ter proceeding up the Potomac as high as Mary
land Point, in consequence of encountering large
quantities of ice. by which the vessel sustained
some damage. Saw deep loaded schr. ashore
on Port Tobacco Point, and from the circum-
stance of boats crew leaving her, judged that
they had abandoned the vcssel-passed the steam
boat Pocahontas, Ferguson, on Thursday night.
of the mouth of the Rappahannock; ship close
to her from which they received passengers.
Arrived at New York 25th instant Schr Gull,
Jordan, of Freeport, from Alexandria, and IS
days from the Capes. with flour, to Mr.. Jackson.
10Th inst. off Cape Hcnlopen, spoke brig Saun-
ders, from Point Pctre tGaud.) for Philadelphia,
who kindly supplied us with barrel of water.-
Yesterday, of the Highlands, spoke schr -
from Washington, IN. c. for New York 18th
inst. off Egg Harbor, experienced the North East
blow, and was blown off 20 miles south OF Cape
Henry; lost flying Glib, jib and boat, aud received
other damage; was in company with ship anu
three brigs. supposed bound to the nor,hward.
18th, off Cape Henry, saw 4 ship, supposed to
be one of the New Orleans packets-had her
three topsails blown to pieces, and 10 canvass
bent. wind n. w. the ship bore away, supposed
Tor lharleSt0n, WnSn last seen Mas ucloie TIC
wind. On Sunday. off the Highlands. saw fore
aud aft schooner with loss Of toresaiI and jib,
beating up for Sandy Hook. The {. was close
in with Sandy Hook on Saturday; blowing heavy
and making 50 much ice, was forced to run OF to
clear the vessel of ice. Came in the Hook last
eyeninp--was all night in the ice and cot to town
this morning.
A schooner, supposed to be the Erie, from
Alexandria, was drove out of the Hook on the
2lth from her anchorage by the ice.
The captain of the brig Ligonia, lying in the
ice of the mouth of the Patapsco. writes, III der
date of25th instant, that the Chesapeake Bay
was covered with ice as far as the eye could
reach from the mast head.
Schr. Seceder, from St. Thomas for this port,
off York Spit sth inst. ..
Schr. Decatur, from n. iork for this port, oil
Smiths Point Goth inst.
Schr. Haxall, Shove, of this port, from Boston,
of Sewal,'s Point 92d inst
Schr. Hycso hence at New York Gath inst.
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s'o Neut
New Publications


VgNIIE subscriber has received the following new and
4 elegant Works, viz:
THE Yo,mg Lady's Book. being manual of
eleg ant recreaiions, exercises and pursuits This 'o
lame is duedcimo of more than five hundred pages;
neatly bound in silk and elegantly gilt, with upwards
of seven hundred embe llishmcnis
The IRIS, Religious and Literary Offering.
edited by the Rev Thomas Dale with eleven engr"y
ings among which Christ blessing little Children.
Christ blessing the Bread, Nathan and David, or Thou
AIT the Man, Judas returning the thirty pic ces; an
The Remembrance dedicated to, and contain
lug portrait of, fer Most Excellen, Majest, Queen
Adelaide. censor, OF William the Fourth.
The Cameo, Melange of Literature and the
Arts, containing Portrait Of his late Majesty Hing
George tie Fourth
THE History and Topography Of the Un,fcd
States. to be completed in 50 numbers quarto, illus
tra,ed with series of views drawn on The spot ex-
pressy for The work, Xhibtng both the maj site
scenery. and grand national improvements, of this hou
rising Republic; md Maps OF every State in the Uni
on carefully revised to the present year, each numb
to contain three highly finished engra,ngs-Nos.
and 9 are received
Pocket Maps Of erery STATE in the Union, with
a statistical fable in each, aud all tile Canal e Raroa
Improvements up to 1854.
Maps of The United States, and North and
South .gn,erica Oh rollers, highly vanished.
jan26-St ELIZA KENNEDY
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This is to give notice,

ygSaAT the SUBJ crber, of Alexandria County, in the
Z district Of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
ph.ns Court Of said County, letters Ut administration
dc b. MS nan with the will annexed, the estate Of
James Campbell, late of the County aforesaid drceas
ed All persons having claims against the said dece.
dent or lis ia.e widow, Kitty Campbell, are hereby
warned to xhb, the same t. the Subscriber, passed
BY the Orphans Court or before the Goth day oil
January 1882; or lhsy NAY, by law be excluded ircm
al. benefit TO said estate; and huse indebted thereto
are r, CURED to make immediate payment. Given I'M
DIR ny hand this I6th January, 1881
iOUDOUN CAMPBELL,
Adu'r, %. y. n with the wiii xed OF j. Campbell
ian 26-St
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Elegant Fancy Dry Goods.

TIME subscriber announces to the ladies' OF Aiexan'
L ,lria and its vicinity. that he will open THIS
DAY, in Washington, at the corner of Ninth street, on
Penn.y lvania Avenue, an elegant assortmentte
FANCY DRY GOODS,
which he respectful, socits theif attentions con-
sistng, in part. of the followng
Ladies' new style Fancy Merino Clocks
Itch Gros de Orlesns and Cymophanc do
Splendid black and white real Blonde Lace Wells
Real Blonde Laces
Canel's Hair shawls; Painted Thibet do
Colored, Rep. and F'gurep Silks
Elegant Ball Dresses
variety of matersle for Evening Dresses
Chi,drens Fancy Braided Clothing. OF the latest
London and Partisan styles
Superior Paris Embroidery
A variety OF plain and fancy superior English no
siely. Also,
A few superior Lupin's Meriao Long Shswls
l.. J. LEVY,
Jan 28-3t From Plsde iphia
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BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Public Sole.

Public Sole.
On Friday nert, the 28th inst. at 10 O'Clock,
NEyIFl be sold ut the late residence Of Kitty Camp
w bell, widow of James Campbell, deceased, Con
Columbus street, 4 vaiIet, Of
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE, viz.
1abts, chairs, prints carpets, clock, &c &c.
Als0, n good COW and HEIFER. Terms Cash.
Per order Of Orphans Court.
LOUDON CAMPBELL,
Admir- of James Campbell, decd.
ian 26--3t
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az .4ierandric Debating Society.-A meet
ing OF the Society is to be held al the ouu
occupied as the Indian Queen HOte. Saturday erea'
inc at O'Clock when the followics question VIII DC
dsaated: Are capital punishments exped'en' Inc
nublic are respectfuIly invited to attend Jan 20
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DRAFTS THIS DAP.

Virginia State Lottery,
For TIE 5ene@ IF the Fo,cn Of " elSbrg, Class No
fr 1881,
Will be drawn in ltcbm md ON Friday, 28h of Jan.
60 NUMBER L07TERY--9 DR4WN B.4LLOIS
SCHEME:
Prize Of $4,000 5 Prizes of $1,000
| do Of $500 s,5oo do Of 500 500
Tickets IS; halves SO; quarters IS.
SPLENDID LOTrERY-NO BLANKS!
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsy lvanIa,
Csss No. 9, for 1881,
Will be drawn 3, philadelphia Saturday, c9h Of JAM
so NUJBER LOITE DR2WN B.8LLOIS
SCHEME:
1 Prize of $4,000 Prizes of $4,000
/ do of 10000 5 do of clio
/ do of 10000 do of 1000
do of 5000 10 do of 1000
Tickets $40, halves %, quarters SO, eislths IS
To DE had At
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King Street, opposite The franklin House Hotel
Drawing OF the Delaware aud North Carolina Lottery,
Class No. for 1881:
46-5O-27-22-21-
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SsESS5sN
Extract OF a letter, dated
UNITED SrArEs' SUR BosrON,

UNITED STATES SHIP DOSIUN'
Leghora Roads, Nov. 5, 1850. )
After short stay at Algiers, which, as we an
ocIpated, we found in an unsettled state. we sail
cd for ruuis, where we remained for about the
space Of ten DAYS.
Dur Consul there received us with the marked
hospitality that he has ever extended to his ceun-
u!ymen. The city Of Tunis is in daily expecta-
Ton TO OF an important change, from the extreme
Illness OF the Bey, TO whom we were introduced
ny our Consul, DIR. Heap,)
think. in my last, wrote you that it was the
Intention of Commodore Porter to remain at this
@lce' which in fact he did purpose. but as 1t will
,1Ae some time for the necessary instructions to
'Vach him from the United States-instructlons
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Notice is hereby given,

vHHHAT an nstalment Of dollar on each share OF
4 stock in the Alexandria Canal Company, is called
for, before the 2Si day OF February ut,
"a any of the Ranks in Alexandria.
by order of the Board:
JOHN H. CREASE, Clerk.
ian c8-eot28thFeb
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For Freisht.
Received This Day.

IN KENNEDY has received the
f.. Comic O6sriag, or Ladies' Meiange Of L.
-, MIN illustrated by numerous comic design;
eO'i Ihs iHumomist, by w. II. Harrison. author
IF Ts,es of physician, ea,belshed by h'y enSra'
'nf Eaista6ss Comic .4,nual, with numerous en-
A further supply Of MasOn's faff'ef' n''h
e' 40 GOO Needles, consistingot Baylis' and hem
mings aud Sons sharps, bet~eehs' aoo ''' ian %
superior quality, and all sizes.
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BuckMheat Flour, SC

BuckMheat Flour, Sc.
q BBLs.
- half do Philadelphia Buckwheat Flour
6 Or. doO
25oO lbs prime Rio Coffee
hhds very fire New Orenas Sugar
just received AMI for sale by
Jan ~ CoHiSAN x WHITE.
Just Received YAK SALE
By NM Nj. MORRISON,
1 DICTIONARY OF General Knowledge; or, an Ex-
N PLANTATION Of words and things connected. with all
the arts and sciences; illustrated with numerous wood
cuts BY George Crabb, ". author of English Sy.
nonymes, archaeological Dictionary and Historical
Dictionary Also,
Crnsolsons in Travel, the last days Of Philoso-
pher, ny Sir Humphrey Davy Bart late President of
the RoyI Society, with sketch Of the authors life,
notes, &c.
Also. fresh supply ofwebster's Speeches.
B Old Books taken in exchange fornew, &c.
jan II
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iSnrK

The subscriber wishes to enter intoa contract for
100 CORDS OF CIiEsNUT OR SPANISH Oak
tsU BARK, for tie ensuing spring, for wh'cl The
highest price, in cash, will be given. on delivery
at Annapolis, Maryland. Any person wishing TO
take up said contract, will address the subscrl-
Der, by mail Or otherwise
DANIEL. T. HYDE.
ANNAPOLIS, IAN Il, Jan 20-2m
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DIED.

At Lawnsvlle, the residence Of Mr. Stuart 9.
Thornton. Prince William county, Va. on the
22d inst Hiss ELLEN MATILDA DENT, iii the 9th
year of her age.
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Not long since we had the melancholy oppor-
tunity of witnessing the distress prevailing among
the Greek Indians, which we have heretofore no
ticed in our paper, on information derived from
Others A considerable patt of that tribe is lite
rally in starving condition. Government could
nov succeed in sending off large part of them,
as they would doubtless consent TO emgratc for
the purpose of preserving life. Thus the policy
If removing the Indians to the westward might
be partially effected, while at the same time the
cause Of humanity would be subserved. This is
the only way perhaps in which the President
would be authorized to afford them relief. TO
see whole people almost destitute OF food
the incessant cry of the ematiatcd creatures be-
ing bread! 6read!-is beyond description distress
ing. The existence OF many of the Indians IS
prolonged oy eating roots and the bark Of trees.
The berries of the India or China tree OF last
wears growth, were eat by them as long as they
lasted-nothing that can afford nourlshment Is
rejected, however offensive it may be. Nor can
there be, to the suffering of this wreched people,
mitigation or limit short of death, or the humane
Intervention Of our Government But few of
them on the borders of this State have planted
corn, because Trey had none TO plant. The next
wear will, therefore, find most Of those who, until
then linser out miserable existence, no better
off than they are at present. In country
Astounding in abundance, as ours IN general does,
humanity weeps at such scenes.
TlfHeIgeriNe Recorder.