The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-31

H. a preceding coluiDn-t appears, II
n,elligence is entitled to credit, that the
!. A, last ended AMI treaty concluded
ii the Chiefs except Oceola, and they
10 be at Tampa by the l0llsbf April,
their families, to take Transports Tor
Vest.
-Aa Arrirai.-Ddring the latter par:
!, week, (ssys the ruscunbia North
k,m,an,) a party Of four hundred and
Cherokee Indians, on their way 10
la,ure home west &c the Mississippi,
ID ia ous town, by the Railroad. The
,ra,ed and now venerable Chief, Maj.
4 Ridge, was among the number. They
med at the LaDdlng While waiting for
! AL which Vas TO convey them on their
:, ; and during their stay 10 our sIcin.
= ,aied Us IA large numbers, and IN turn
visited, al their encampmeni, by our
ms. who we're universally much pleas.
their correct department and neat
comfortable appearance. IL vas con.
b. all, tina, this party Of Cherokees
nt,d much the finest appearance Of any
Of Indlans that ever passed through our
~ took their departure from our Land.
n Tuesday last, IN The Steamer New.
4 Dr Llule Rock, Arkansas, from which
Z they will procecd by land TO the sec.
\ country assigned BY the Government.
n -
+ Tcry late froS W. rico = Intelligence
this covsiry has al irnglb been recely
Y The arrival at New Orleans, oa the
\ instant, of the schooner Creole, III six
/ from fampleO.
l. learn by her that fire, consisting
Hnss and Z schooners OF war had sall
n IL Vera Cruz for Meiamnns, dcsl,n.
y oqcrale against fesas. E,ers thing
8paqulI IN lanp,co. There we're a
go there 10 gaffisan.
u Anna arrive at Vera Cruz 0n tie
q February. where he was rallt cool.
t'ed, aud wnh M more hotsors than
nv TO a common MEXICAN General.
q immediately Coz his estate, Mango
Ao. -
plccilou returns for President were
. lsae.a B sstamente. 81 ra,ts
3 l,i tipnsI psdfa1a, G.
81 IA, Bts.a. B.
90 Laisi Is santa Arna.
%. BJsamenlc, We arc informed. 1,
e Filters, had arrived al The RIO del
aavfe the army - nns Stationed.
Ae' The command IN COZ JUNCTION ~Ih
Anna, 90 hls arrival at Vera Cruz.
80 he People, and assured N. "a that
~nil"n vas MT ontn- 70 bribery, ~
ihnS derogaioD 70 the sicNcan
auI purely 70 tbs go-sloess u Gen.
j n.
q inP1r'dai.- An act ans passed ,urug
y >'~sltn Of Congress tor the moro
DEMONSTRATION Of the Navy Pension
= shch contains sotnn Important pro.
p al concerned, and ought therefore
generally kno~n. II applies not only
: SHOWS ard children Of officers, SEA
- mariners, who ms, hcrtafer die
""'ce (anl from wounds only, but
81 ~ oaus'' bu, also To these Who have
N ~, died ~ service; thu. covering a
4 Class n uew caers. and having a ~
We effect. The friend. of such s,j.
/. 90 orphans, many Of whom are left
q = and are yet SO, ALL act 4 kind part
" 'en'ng them out, and making this
known 10 them.
s. %
81 ne Currency BiH-The y. York
san states that, 1.-THE opinion OF the
General, as originally prepared,
81 n'of Of the Blll--lhe Attorney Gen.
]. wing lnnoceully supposed ,lla, has re
Ia 'o' and not one Of a political or per.
81 pose, was required.
&. hen, however, the Hero heard the /
a '''n at which has Attorney General |
. rived, he burs, forth N one Of hi> |
storms, which speedily uodecelycd |
i'n' Official as TO The wishes of his |
ana accordingly the opinion was Ia.
:, tx manipulated airesh. and made TO |
4 vi 10 just an opposite CONCLUSION.
. s'Fe The story as we heard IT, add. /
- mat the tune when the truth 81 /
"oFy OF hr. Butler would have BEEN |
= ''ea impossible, has passed by. Mr.. /
political character and integrity /
|" stood tho test Of official Response |
spod Executive favor"
M u, Roanc, Esq, was elected on
. INST by tho Legislature Of v,rui. /
o. senator, to fill the vacancy coca.
'"0 resignation OF Judge Richard
&c mere Is one man ho,o,, c..