The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-10-29


'eu The auhDr of he Dlrv ofa Physician is a /,
- 'lemir of the name of Warren who belongs To
~ oroession OF h; lty, is irrieI, aud lives ia Lon
!" !" IL; has b,en s,u i.ni of medicine.
I,g foINrE2.-One of our late Western Exchar
MS says Ihe eastern papers quite barren of
ak teres,ing matters. There has not been a riot al
,lv East t1r seceral Ueeks.
ny fatal rencouater took place last week. M
y rHtsourg, between two young men, of respecta
connections, named Covan and Young, the lat /
he whom received a fatal wound, of which he died
nd most iInmeda civ.
Mr. Phillip Grumbly, river pilot in the Come,
pd cu' river, with hls two nephews james and He,
rI Kan Grumbly, and the mate of vessel while retur
p, ing from vessel which they hid conducted do,
o the river were upset and all four were drowned.
as The young Chinese lady, lately arrived at N. Yo
rs IN the ship Washington. is said to be about eiyb
lr years old and never been married-iier feet are
ar eX luisite beauty, end do exceed three inches
e eagh.
~ Two bulls tied 'oye;h,r by a rooe,whe passir
!, np Broadway, n. Y, on Suld ~, as church seryic
a. was enie co.iiryed to break LOOSE dashng for II
" side walks aud clearing the street. A lady W;
: Knocked down, two gentlemen were prosrated OH
of them INJURED seriously.
In Copenhagen there are but 2l0o electors. an
: ioJ) persons eligible to office. On the conone,
4 {" Europe The elective franchise is mcre-mockery
. The Z. s. frigate Potomac went to sea from Bos
ton on Monday, under the command of joseph
Nicholson, Esq. Il has been stated that her ere,
consists of about 500 men.
Piping to some Purpose The Wandering Pine
IS sand during the year he has been in the Unite
states to have given to charitable purpose abou
3703).
The North Carolina Watchman states that
company of negroes have occupied caves i'm tn
Icgl5orhood OF Petersburg, ever since the insurrec
non. Efforts are being made for their arrest.
| The Russians pursuing he Poles with an ur
H ,,?pe asable haired. A young lad was aogged
leah short time since for having read a politics
\ work of Wvlatinska.-i Young lady. of Madam
Il Wylcynska's school, overheard sngng a nation
N AZ song, and was drag ged to the nearest guard h.
\ and cruelty hn"~"I -
I An Indian Horsc.-From the last number of the
graphic Indian Sketches, published in the New.
York American, we extIact the following:
"In the mean time those of the Indians who had
promised horses in the first day of meeting now
brought them up. young Indian first came for.
ward and led up bright, jet black mare-after hin
followed another, holding in his hand long Bufla
10 tug, or halter, which restrained the wild motions
of two year colt; his color was a snowy white
here and there broken with spots of brown. ii,
had never been mounted his back had never ben
to a burden they led him up in his own nativ,
wildness-his tail stood Out-his ears was prickeC
lup-his eyes starting--hs nostrils expanded-an,
every hair of his long seemed almost erec
with an undeinbe feeling of terror. At one mo
ment he dashed swiftly round at the full stretch q
the long tug which secured hm-then pausing an
shaking his long name over his head, he fixed tn
gaze of his almost bursting eyes upon his captoi
Then raising his head, and casting a long, lingering
and almost despairing gaze upon the hills fthe pra
!, rie, which till then had been his home, he made
desperate leap forward dragging to the ground tn
Indian who held the end of his halter, but other
rushed to his assistance and held him in. Th
2 crowd then attempted to close round him but h
reared upon his hind legs and kept them at bay wit
, the rapid and powerful blows of his fore feet.
AT length young Indian who standin
near, threw off his robe he crept cautiously tow
> ards the animal from behind, and with a sudde
n leap he bounded upon his back, seized the tu.
n which was secured in his mouth. Before this III
: efforts of the animal had been violent but when
felt the burden upon his back-when he felt III
curbng hand of his rider, he up n shrill and a
o most frantic scream his form bounded in the a
II like that Of the active wild he reared, he plum.
q ed. but in yain-his rider was a master hand, an
= retained his seat unmoved as If he had constitl
ted a part of the ANNA! itself: he curbed him il
! he lashed him with heavy whip until hc crouch,
like dog upon the prarIe, his spirit was crushed
W and the last spark of freedom extinguishe
= Shortly after one of the hunters came up and tied
pack upon his back he made resistance, al
= they led him off with the rest to finish his days
~ drudgery and toll
" A Lunatie Cred.-A wandering vagabond cor
hon mn