The native American., 1837-08-26
From the New York Mercantile advertiser.

uay 70 'he mayors Olhce, and complained that an
| lrlshman had lately brought to hovel in Madison
street, from Perth Amboy, eight men and women. all
| OF whom he aedged We're most dangerously sick
there of the plague called the Ship Ferer-and all in
one room! All these persons We're introduced contrary
laW' ana we learn that the Mayor proceeded forth
with TO require prompt justice in the premises.
IMPORTANT. This is mutable world. and al,
things thereon wax old. The ailors have decreed in
their great wisdom, that straps shall no longer be worn
TO pantaoons. The most direful consequences are to
be apprehended from this measure. The legs of our
sim dand,es' thus let loose, will take fright, and run
goodness knows were.-N. Y. Times
FRoNTlERS-The Mr.. Greedy imprisoned in the
Frederckton IN. b. Jail for trespassing upon Mada.
waska (dlsputed territory lands has been released bv
me request OF the President Of the United States
Sir John Harvey, the Governor of New Brunswicl
| acceding TO the request
Six companies of the ls infantry, from Fort Cr,w
tord arrived at Jefferson Barracks on the q st nit and
tour companies of the regiment from, Fort Sne
ling on the 10Th, that the whole regiment is now con
centrated at Jefferson Barracks
A Court of Inquiry will be convened at Athens
eh.) on the 10Th Instant to examine into the trans.
actions OF BrIgadIer General J. f.. Wool and others
under his command, in reference to his and their
ouct ~ he Cherokee country, called as set forth
IN letter from His Excellency the Governor Of Ala
bama dated July ), 1887, addressed to the Secretary
OF War; and in the joint resolutions of the Senate and
House OF Representatives of that State approved
June 80 1887, which accompanied the said letter
The Court will consist of Major General w. Scott,
Colonel w. Lindsey, and Major M. M Payne; Lieut
w, Z. Defiart, Judge Advocate.
THE BUCKEYES. In Hebron, Ohio. there a,e
two sisters one of whom, Is years of age, wephs
two hundred and eighty poundsthe other is II years
OF age and weighs three hundred and toenty pounds.
CROPS ON THE EASTERN sHORE.-Tbe
Snowhlll Sentinel Of the 18th inst says:-The season
is every way favorable for vegetation The rain which
has fallen SO abundantly, will be ample for the latter
corn, and that crop may now be considered made
The appearance the country is splendid The fields
ana the forests give every evidence Of fruitful sea-
son. And SO delicious temperature of weather con-
tlnnng during whole summer, we have no recollec
ton Of.
AGRICULTURE of MAINE. Ii is estimated bv
an agricultural gentleman of Maine that the product
OF wheat in that state this year will be about / 900
ooo bushels, equal to 100000 bbls of flour. Last
year Maine imported so bbls -four and this wear she
VIII probably have considerable amount to export.
The GAINESVILLE Ohio Gazette SAYS that wheat in that
place Is selling at Is per bushe and Flour at $6 per
Several gentlemen "down east, have. formed them
serves into company, to obtain what relics thew can
from the wreck of the first American frigate ever but
VIZ: the Warren, 80 guns, wrecked at Penobscot, in
the revolutionary war.
:, man named Gambrl was killed in aidino the m.
ice 10 ofeak up nest of disordery negroes al An
hoPo'ls ana his negro assailant (Wayson) is in lal