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The native American., 1838-06-23

0G-We inform subscribers that when difficulties in re
gard to the delivery Of paper take place. the publisher
not the editor, must be looked 10 to remedy the evil
We give this notice, because have received lately
few letters, addressed 10 the editor who, must be OBJ
vons 10 all, has nothing to do in distributing the paper
Owing 10 the Carrier the Eastern rout having been
changed, some subscribers may have been overlooked
Such requested 10 send in their and residences
and the publisher will be glad to receive pronp, inorma
ton Of any neglect in the carriers.
The native American., 1838-06-23

EM.aRATIoN FROM CANADA.--About twenty
five Canadian families, numbering upwards OF
one hundred persons, passed through this village
few days since for the West. They were farm
crs from the township of Leeds, in the Brock
Vile district, and were drawn by two yoke Of oxen
each They have all their moveable effects and
about 30 cows They have made large sacrifices
Of property in leaving their homes and fircsidcs,
but hope 10 be recompense,l by the enjoyment Of
civil liberty in the new States Of the West--Os-
,cego Palladium.
Canadian disaflcction, it appears, is anothc,
source from which we arc to receive acccssions
Of foreign patriots to our population. I'D. ". n
The native American., 1838-06-23

Singular Phcnomenon.-it IS stated by
Havrc journal, that aterthe ia.e nigh tide on the
coast of Normandy, the sea ret'rcd SO low round
Cape la Hoguc, that the remnants OF the twelve
ships of Admiral de Tonrvllle $ lleet, which were
burnt AMI sunk in 1902, were pcrceptiblo, and
several objects, such as balls, &c. were recovered
The native American., 1838-06-23

To NATIVE AMERICANS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY:
FeiloW Gti:ens: am directed, by the President and
Council OF the Native American Association Of The United
States at Washington City, to invite you to form in the
Native Associations 10 be united with us in this
am also instructed to call your attention 10 the
sty Of authorizing committee Of such Of those societies
as may be formed, to prepare in yonr name, memorials
to Congress- to be presented at the early part Of the
suing session. praying for repeal Of the laws Of natural
ization
Your fellow .connryman,
HENRY J. BRENT,
Corresponding Secry. Of The Natioe Am.
.Assoriiiion of The u. s., Wash. { ny.
The native American., 1838-06-23

v1KENCH AND AMERIC AN PAPER II HANGINGS
S p FRANKLIN has just received al his store on
pennsylv vania avenue, three doors west OF DE-. Wm,
Gunton's a very complete spring stock OF French and
American Paper r-hangings OF the newest style 30
Borders landscape aud Historical views fire hoard prces
&c of the richest eolors and patterns May o-a.
The native American., 1838-06-23

r UMBER AND WOOD. The undersigned. sa dealer
IL in Lumber and Wood has his yaa ON ls' aaa sdee,
oa ' i:h r1 he sold ON as good terms and at as fair
"r;cas as At any other yards He respectfully soeits
share Of public nalionase. .,
He has also several houses amt lots ana "nhhpfoSed
lois which he will sell on good terms
Washington, June %, 1888.
The native American., 1838-06-23

yxJAsHiNGToN WHITE LEAD MhNUFACTo
wv RY-The subscriber having got his LIE Works
into successful operation, is now prepared to furnish
White Lead either dry ground in OIL in quantities 70
suit purchasers. Az, ,na
the subscriber pledges himself to furnish good arce ~
the eastern prices, and in any quantities; p,1pny
June 23-6t oo'i''
The native American., 1838-06-23
THE PATENT OFFICE.

We have several times called the public attention I,
this Department interesting to the reputation Of
countrymen the of their inventive genius, and
which that special account apart from multitude Of
other policy ought 10 be exclusively under the
management OF Naive Americans. So far from that be
ing the case, find large number OF the incumbcnts
there who natural allegiance 10 other governments
and statutory one TO this. Now we ask is this right
upon any reasonable grouns' Are our people not
peent for every condition and purpose Of our Govern
ment' Are they not the more worthy the most entitled,
and moi the least TO be considered Would there not be
more confidence in them than in strangers
We do not object TO any man men in Office merely
as indipiina We have private prcjnces 10 crafty
against one single person Of all the host OF foreigners in
those whom we do, might commend as far our lin
tied acquaintance may extend; but oppose their hold
ing Offices Of trust and profit because they foreigners
and because have many Of the soil who desire
and deserve the patronage SO unworhily bestowed.
The which make is for principle, and that alone;
and therefore il the vanity Of any pretending foreigner
shall induce him 10 think that he, Individually, is oh
ject of attack; let him read the fable Of The gat and the
OK, and h. Will understand how personally insignificant
and nconseqnentia he is compared with the import
ancc OF the great national cause pursuing.
We shall, at proper time, call the especial attention
Of Congress TO the Heterogeneous ingredients Of this De
parment, well as TO those of others, so that the
American People may whose hands their trusts and
property are coniidcd Il,
The native American., 1838-06-23

1t is stated that there are now in Paris and the
subcrbs, from 5000 to 1000 liberated convicts, o
whom the Governor Of the Bagne has given
it as his opinion, that no one attempting robbery,
would hesitate to accompany it by taking away
life, if likely to insure his own salety.-NeOba-
ryport Herald.
Ifthese covics be what their Governor has represent
ed them, why they liberated? Would there be any
proprety in letting loose on any community such hord
Of villains but in the hope Of their leaving their country?
MOI And according to the policy which prevails abroad
and the door have opened the United States will be
their retreat in all probability where they may practice
viainy with among unsuspecting people
The native American., 1838-06-23

The following toast given by Col. Winthrop,
!, tho late dinner Of the ancient and honorable
ARTILLERY, was received with much applause:
..BALLors AND BULLLETs.-- The paper currency and
metallic basis Of a Free Pcope-inay remember that
the former can only be saved from depreciation, by keep
ing an abundant supply Of the latter always ready to
deem it."
The native American., 1838-06-23

Mr.. T. G. WILSON is authorized agent for this pa
per- He will call those in this city and vicinity who
are in arrears for subscription, and also receive the
Of such as may he disposed to become subscribers
The native American., 1838-06-23

CHILD DISCRETION IN DUnLIN.-During tire
last year the Parish tax Of st. Peters, in this city,
has been nearly doubled on the inhabitants, i'll con-
sequence Of their having to provide for upwards
Of five hundred deserted childrcn.-DubHn Pa-
per.
If this be so, and it comes under the sanction
Of home authority, how can it be expected that
the same people would act better in another coulr-
try.
The native American., 1838-06-23
BROTHERLY LOVE or FOREIGNERS FOR ON
ANOTHER AT OUR OWN EXPENSE.

The Irish are not satisfied with enjoying all The bene-
fits, civil and POLITICAL Of these United States, but they
garner up largo portion Of the surplus profits made out
Of the lberay OF our own people, and which they send
to the poor their native land TO help them from pauper
ism and vice to abundant field Of action here.
They initiating conduct towards the Indians, and
will, by and by, remove the whole Irish population en-
mdsse TO America, aud perhaps force in the end TO
beg donic in the far westc the very aborgincs whom
we are now driving from the precincts Of civilization.
The native American., 1838-06-23

o. If correspondents expect us 10 publish their com
nunications, they must make known their proper names
The native American., 1838-06-23
From the albany argus.
FROM THE FRONTIER.

The following is copy OF proclamation re-
Gently issued by the leader of gang that destroy
ed the steamboat Sir Robert Peel. 1t was OBJ
tanned for Gov. Marcy; and, if the facts may be
relied OH, is important, as showing that the attack,
although made in the American waters, was con-
certed in and proceeded from the British do
minions
"Io all whom IL mug concern:
81. William Johnson, a natural BON citizen OF
Upper Canada, certify that | hold commission
in the Patriot service of Upper Canada, as com
mander-n-chcf of the naval forces and -hotilla. |
commanded the expedition that captured and de-
stroyed the steamer Sir Robert Peel. The men
under my command in that expedition were near
ly all natural born English subjeets--the excep-
tons, were volunteers for the expedition. My
Head Quarters were on an island in the st. Law
renee, withoutthe jurisdiction ofthe United States,
at place named by me Fort Wallace. am well
acquainted with the boundary line, and know
which of the islands do, and which do not, belong
to the United States; and in the selection of the
islands wished to be positive, and not to locate
within the jurisdiction Of the United States, and
had reference to the decision of the Commissions
ers, under the 9Th article of the treaty Of Ghent,
done at Utica, in the State of New York, 18th
June, 1922. | know the number of the island,
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yet hold possession Of that station, and we also
occupy a station some twenty or more miles
from the boundary lincof the United States, in
what was his Majesty's dominions until it was
occupied by us. Iactunder orders. The object
OF my movements is the independence Of the
Canadas, am not at war with the commerce or
property Of the citizens Of the United States.
..Signed this tenth day Of June, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty
eight.
ssWILLIAM Johnson" 5
In addition to the above, we learn that Bill and his
gang effected daring robbery at the Canadian
island Tante, in front Of Bath on Thursday night,
plundering the farm houses and taxing off 500
in cash. They landed in l6 cared barge mount
ing two to three Founders. They beat two arm
ed British steamers that chased them. The barges
60 at IL to IA miles an hour. Every effort j.
making to ferret ont these lake Buccaneers. II j:
stated that on Lake Erie also there are troubles
The schooner Nicholas Bidde, Capt. Dol,bin
was attacked at Danvillc, on Grand river, U. G..
the night Of June Sd, by some loafcrs who at
tempted to turn him ont because the American
ensign was hoisted on Sabbath in Ca.a.tian
port. The schooner escaped.
Capt. Demick, with 60 U. S. troops, has pass
ed through Troy on his way to Plattsburgh.
The native American., 1838-06-23
THEATRE-wA WASHINGTON.

THEATRE-wA wASHINGTON.
POSITIVELY THE last NIGHT OF THE
SEASON
MR.. Wards BENEFIT.
Who respectfully soieits The presence and support o. the
Patrons Of the Drama, whose approbation he has
exerted every effort TO merit.
MISS ELLEN TREE
Fla mos, kindly delayed her departure and will by par
ticnlar desire appear in her favore characters ot
''RosALrsD" and the "YourHruL QurEs"
MISS v. MONIER
Has volunteered her valuable service, and will deliver
the Recitation of
"THE scoLDING WIFE RECLAIMED"
MR.. FREDERICKs
Has also prolIered his valuable assistance, and will
appear as
sJAcquEs' and "FRErERIcK DE Buay
MR.. PICKERING AS ToUCHsToNE.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE %.
Will be acted Shakespeare admired Comedy of
As you LIKEIT.
,0.'.''''' With the celebrated CUCKOO SONG.
JAquEs Mr.. FREDERlCks.
After the play
MISS V. MO NIER
Will deliver the fav0rite Recitation of
"THE SCOLDING WIFE RECLAlMED."
After which the Orchestra will perform the celebrated
Overture to
"LA MUETTE DE PORTICI"
The whole to conclude with the Comedy of
THE YOUTHFU QU E N,
Or, Christine Of SVecien.
Christine, (the Youthful Qnecn,) MISS Z. TREE
Box Office open daily from 10 to 2, and from 10 4.
The native American., 1838-06-23

J. X. PAuLpISG is appointed Secretary OF the Navy,
pice MALHoN DicKERsoN, resigned.
The native American., 1838-06-23

Steamer Washington took fire and was destroyed on
Lake Ee with great loss Of life said to be 10 persons.
The native American., 1838-06-23

Box Office open daily from 10 to 2, and from TO l.
Doms open al sepca O'Clock Performance WH commence AT
qul,ter before precisely
The native American., 1838-06-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

JUNE l5
The Presumption bill from the Senate passed the House
with amendments by vote Of lO7 to So, and return
ed to the Senate for concurrence.
resolution offered by Mr. Mercer to grant The
use Of the Representatives. Hall from to 10 o'clock
A. M. Thursday next, to Doctors Sherwood ant
Dwight for explaining the laws regulating the variation
Of the Magnetic Needle and the inalie process said
be discovered by Dr. Sherwood Of determining the Iat
tude and longitude Of any point on the globe.
To this resolution Mr.. Petrkn offered amendment,
that half the time should be appropriated to the exhibi
ton Of Mr. Reilys Vapor Bath; and this followed by
proviso from Mr. Sanly that the mover Of the amend
ment should undergo the operation. The House SO
conv.!sed with laughter that Mr. Drongoole made
ton "to postpone the consideration Of the resolution until
the House should its gravity" The resolution
was agreed to.
The House suspended the rules TO take np the BILL in
Committee Of the Whole. relating to steamboas board
appointed 10 test The safety Of steam boilers and he
bill passed.
JUNE 20.
The Pre-. .emption bill has finally passed. the House
having concurred in the last amendments Of the Senate
and when receives the signature of The President
will be law (Which may, with propriey, be titled g;
law to reward its transgrcssors.')
The native American., 1838-06-23

POSITIVELY THE last NIGHT OF THE
SEASON
The native American., 1838-06-23

DIR. T. D. JONES, Editor pro temporc.
The native American., 1838-06-23

1t is stated that there Ireland 10000 persons
licensed to sell ardent spirits
II is fact which must have been observed by ALL that
very large majority Of the grog shops and other similar
establishments kept by this people in
the United Staes and s to the extent to which they
exceed all others in this traffic, they the worst pon
lation the world. 1t is evidently from this degrading
practice Of keeping ippng shops above all others in this
country that so large portion Of the community is viii
aed and ned and the Irish is chargeabe the great
est share OF the evil. And doubt this is the way 10
account for the general misery, wretchcdncss and law
lessness Of this people at home.
The native American., 1838-06-23

The revolutionsts, and the depredaons committed Q
both sides of the line by hcm keep the Northern iron
tier in great fermcnt
The native American., 1838-06-23

|
Z NABfNET AND CHAIR FACTORY, on Louisiana
~ Avenue, between Sixth and Seventh Streets mme
diaiely north OF the Bank OF Washington The snbscvI
ber will keep constantly hand for safe goe 2ssort
ment Of Cabinet Furniture, Fancy and Windsor CHdfrs of
his own nlap.lfaetHre and likewise an assortment Of
Parlor and Nursery Arm Chaiys, direct from Bostom,
which will be sold low for cash. or, on accommodating
terms, for approved paper.
g5- Old furniture taken in exchange for new.
good assortment Of Mahogany will constantly be
kent on hand aud sold low for cash.
Funerals attended 10 upon moderate terms.
Nav 70 JAMES WILLIAMS
I IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO persons afflicted
with the following complaints, viz: Scronla LeProsy,
Salt Rheun, St Athonys Fire, Fever Sores when
the bones are affected White SwelIings Violent Erup-
tions after meases Scnrvy. Foul Fostering Ernptiens
PimpIe and Cabuncle faces Sore Sore legs Scad
Head Ulcers Venereai Tains, when Mercury has faiicd
and huinors- assured that DR. RELIES
continue unrvaled, Tor the prevention rehe ana cure oI
these complaints In proof OF when rea. lhe lOho"is
reo,,, oblc cure Of case of IL years sfdhdtsg:
Ex,raet Of letter ''Sir: My leg, which before did
moi look like !. human aib rs now entirely Heated h,
fafer resisting every other aPpeatof Tor f2 yearse
Previous TO taking your neIie Do'aea' D'1s' nav
oy. n up all hope oi rehet.
aaotIer Case. An agent writes, sThere IS person
in,r The Botanical Drops, evidently with the greatest
,,yantage lie declares, TO his own words, III IS
doing wonders for him. and is, as it we're, snaehng
him from the grave"
Numerous instances have occurred where persons were
procure anrding them permanent reiet until they had
made use of the above invaluable Medicine.
They are also the best Spring and ftutunnaI Physc.
Price 81, or 6 bottles Tor So
For sale by -. iopn,
March ~ Waehingto4> ID. G.
The native American., 1838-06-23

The Governor Of Upper Canada has come out with a
Proclamation the subject Of The steamboat Sir Robert
Pealc lately destroyed on Lake Erie, in which lie has
manifested spirit not entirely in accordance with the
existing relations between the two countries IN which nc
exhorts her Maestys subjects TO dgnhed forbcarance
aud amonishes the Captains trading to American ports
on the Lake to the utmost caution as they may hnd mem
selves in the power Of alawless bandlt instead OF wih
the protection and authority of friendly Government
Does the Governor or his mistress think il the bonnder
and exclusive duty of this Government to guard against
subdue and keep in order every lawcss bandtti con
stued they are Of refugee Canadians niestins ou
borders II we have any awless bandtt in our land We
tell this Governor that they consist entirely of
own people.
The native American., 1838-06-23

We observe in the Inte'gcncer Of the 10Th instant a
piece purporting to be petition to Congress but taking
direction and divestcd Of the imposing form Of
nlmerously signed memorial, it is presented to the
public with the single name Of "James donaldson" What
ever whoever this liter may be- for do not know
him, nor is it any thing TO onr purpose, whatever be his
position among whit may b onr individual private
opinion in reference 10 the subjects which he treats
We take the liberty Of saying that he has assumed tone
and bearing Of arrogance and dictaiio, especially il
concerns exas, which is, to the least crns,irae and
nnbcconing sorereign STATE, much private
iadieiduaL t
What have we, as liberal republicans to do with the
institutions Of Texas whether viewed independent,
still subject to Mexco' What right have 10 dictate to
either what shall be the organizations their governments
snpposing them deficient defective? Are to say 10
Texas, you may or may not, You shall or shall not organ
izc. or continue the organization Of your Government
with the institution 81 slavery? Prcposterous.
The native American., 1838-06-23

A hail storm Lexington, KY. on the 9th instail
destroyed in lis all the rye, corn aud hemp
The native American., 1838-06-23

Gen MAcoMB has left the Seat Of Government to take
command on the Northern Frontier. Head Quarters a
Sacketts Harbor.
The native American., 1838-06-23
Maryland has abolished the law Of imprisonment for

debt. F
Henry Atkinson, Of North Carolina, is appointed Go
vernon and w b. Conway, Of Pennsy sylvana, Secretary
of the new Territory Of Iowa, from tt Sd day Of July
next.
The native American., 1838-06-23
MR.. WARD BENEFIT.

Who respectfully socits The presence and support o. the
Patrons of the Drama, whose approbation he has
exerted every effort TO merit.
The native American., 1838-06-23
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
IN SENATE--,JuyE Is.

The Washington Monument bill Of the House, pr,
posing 10 erect monument in memory Of Washingto
the mali west of the Capitol, was indefinitely pos
poned. .
The native American., 1838-06-23

Five more slavers said to have been captured lately
by British vessels.
The native American., 1838-06-23

The most magnarimous scheme perhaps that ever ap-
peaed 10 the synpahies Of humanity, enlisted the aid Of
the phlanhropst, claimed the patronage Of nation,
whether viewed ia reference 10 ITS motives its
sequences is that Of Coionzng the people or color or the
United States in Africa.
The Society formed to carry into effect this great OBJ
ec consists Of great weight Of talent and respeca
bilty any other perhaps in the world and has been
most fortunate in the choice OF an agent (Rev. II. H.
GURLEY) whose inefagahle exertons, ardent zeal and
happy talents, connected with aiabe disposition will
70 far, think, 10 as human agency
accomplish.
The following extract from London paper giving an
account OF the cdnnance Of that cruel practice the
slave trade, argues powerfully in behalf Of Colonization
and bears out in estimate Of its Importance The
only remedy far This eDH We think il therefore worthy
Of the highest regard and it has hearty good wishes
.'The brgantne Bnzzard, Of British sqadron Of
vessels on the Coast OF Africa for the suppression Of
the slave trade arrived last April at Portsmouth, after
cruise OF three years and 10 months in viii she had
captured l3 Spanish and Portuguese savcrs having
board four FIVE thousand slaves"
The native American., 1838-06-23

The whole to conclude with the Comedy of
THE YOUTHF Full QU E Z ",
Or, Christine Of Scec1ten.
The native American., 1838-06-23

JUNE l6.
The Pre- empion bill taken up and after undergo
ing father amendments by the Senate to those of the
House. it was concrred in and sent back 10 the House
>a JUNE IS.
Mr.. Tallmadge, by unanimous consent, brought in a
bill to the effect that person shall be imprisoned for
debt in any State process issuing ont Of court Of the
Uned States where by the laws of such State, mpris
onment for debt has been aboshed; which was twice
read and referred.
The native American., 1838-06-23

The bill TO abolish imprisonment for debt passed.
Texas and the Sub Treasury undergoing discus
sion
The native American., 1838-06-23

Christine, (the YouthGtl Qnecn.) MISS E. TREE
The native American., 1838-06-23

The steam packet Pulaski on her way from Charleston
10 Baltimore burst her boiler on the l4th instant,
about IL o'clock at night, of North Carolina coast 80
miles from land Her passengers aud crew, amounting
to about 200, were alkfost except Is persons.
The native American., 1838-06-23

severe earthquake felt in Louisville on the ol
instant.
The native American., 1838-06-23

philadelphia, July 8, 1887
a fresh sunnlv inst received at TODD'S
Juue O. prug S4o'e
The native American., 1838-06-23

After which the Orchestra will perform the celebrated
Overture to