Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-21

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THs lsDIAn WAs RssgnsD.-A letter just received
Dy express rom the south, conveys the unpleasant
intelligence of the probable immediate resumption Of
hostllnes by the Indiana two of the chiefs having
tired to the swamps, covering their retreat by band
OF two hundred hosles suddenly brought in for that
purpose.
"TAaPA.FEs, Jane Eth lss7.-Ow hopes are all
blasted. We have war again. On the night of the
Sd, Micanopy and Jumper, with all the Indians who
were then encamped near here and who had come
ostensby with the entention Of emigrating decamp-
ed and fled to their covers. A body of about two
hundred Miccosukies came to their aid, and covered
their retreat 1t is thought by many here that Mica
nopy and Jumper went reluctantly, and that they the
two, were honest in their professions, but the main
body never had any intention Of removing and that
the whole OF their solemn engagements, which have
30 completely and efiectualy deceived the whole army
ana the whole world, was stratagem-a falthless,
peridious scheme to gain time recruit their strength
and means for further bloodshed and murder. My
own impressions are now that nothing short of ex-
termlnatlen-nghte0us determination, will ever rid
the country Of those demons with whom all engage
ments, treaties, or offers Of civilized treatment or
compact folly and farce-a reproach TO the good
sense and discernmenr of those who advocate such
terms or conditions. They should be hunted down
with blood hounds destroyed like venomous reptiles
and never be left until the last vestge of the savage
from the face of the earh that is cursed with their
burden Let the morbid and mawkish sensibilites of
those who can hea- with stole frgidty the murder of
helpless and unofending women and children by
hundreds, but whose crocodile tears wsuld flow in
well affected sympathy of grief at the act of IRON
handed oppression which could reproach the murderer
with even acrime-ct them vomit till they are cleans
ed for justice will at length be reused, though slow
to action. The transports are all going"
FRoM THE SoyrH.-Gen. Hamilton in his capacity
Of President Of one of the banking Institutions of
Charleston, has addressed vouminous letter filling
nearly hve closely printed columns of the Mercury to
Mr. Biddle the purport of which is to unite the friends
OF the credit system and the metallic currency
Cotton and rice were slowly but steadily looking
up in the south.
Major Gardner and Capt. Washington Of the U. s.
army, arrived in Norfolk in the steam packet South
Carolina, Capt Coffey, from Charleston They land
ed at Fortress Monroe.
The Jacksonville Courier of June 8, says, "the
country is rife with reports respecting the army and
Indians The general tenor Of them is, that the Semi
place yesterday on his way from Tampa to Savannah
what despatch he carries was not learned. Several
nasty expresses arrived lately at Fort Mellon from
Tampa, the purport ofwhich is not known here.
Following the order to muster out of service the
militia Of East Florida, comes request to Col War
rem to raise $50 volunteers Ia Mayors conmand) and
10 lead them in perSon.
They are wanted south. One company of militia
has been mustered out but il is the general opinion
that the order for mastering out the militia viii be-
it has not already been, countermaaded. No little
excitement prevails among those who, on the an
nouncement ofpeace, returned their long abandon
ed homes.
The beliefs rapidly gaining ground that the Indians
Will not remove without a further struggle
Gen. Jesup has spent near three months in negocia-
TOMS and seems ne is as far from arriving at the de-
sired point, as when he commenced.
ANOTHER MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.-Dr. Brand
reth, the great rival Of Dr. Chabert in pure chemical
science, is about to lead TO the altar, blazing with
light and love, beautiful, rich, and accomplished
daughter of one of the old noblesse of New York;
family it is said that came in with Wouter Won Twill
ler or Petrus Stuyvesant
II is remarkable how sapans in these days, carry
OF all the handsome women. i must be savsn
myself as fast as possible, and see to my luck.
DR.. Brandreth has been rather quiet for some time
In medical affairs and said nothing about his grand
fathers plls-he has been busy in other quarters
The ladies ofNew York, have very superior tastes,
and needucatien. In point Of intellect they are far
ahead of the young men, who generally trust TO the
size of their whskers, or the colour of their NOUS
taches, for advancement in the world Nothing now
satisfies fashionable lady but philosopher or sa-
UoH. sshiSnci1 oiSO udvc udo tHclI udy.
N. B.-When / receive the bridal cake shall be
more particular of DR.. Brandreths conquest
IMPORTANT TRIAL FOR Assault AND BArrERy-
The case of Mr.. Austin, Ladies' shoemaker against
Thomas Seaman, comes on today in the Superior
Court.
The circumstances Of this case will be recollected.
Two very pretty young ladies, under some mistake,
set Mr.. Seaman in passion. Under this temper, he
very improperly went into Mr. AUSTIN store, and took
the law ntohis own hands, In the Court of Sessions
trial has already taken place, and verdict been
given against Mr. Seaman. We have liking towards
Mr.. Seaman, who is a respectable young man, but
these continual assaults riots, batteries, and lynch
ngs, ought 10 be put down by the strong arm of the
law.
II II must be excessively annoying to our friend
Of the "Courier" to see the Herald's" money mar
kct articles quoted in the English papers and his stupid
dispositions the subject tackled to the tail OF
them, like gilt frame to master piece Of art. Oh
Oh!
Gar ~ LAWN case tried in the Pleas yester-
day. Judge Ulshoefier laid il down law that aho'
a broker discountne note and charging over per
cent could Rotrecover the transaction being usurous
yet he might purchase that note for any given sum- a
third or what not Of its amount and would still be en-
titled to it's full value. II moreover stated