Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

WIN % rehemDered that SEINE six or eigh
months since . delegation Of the Seneca Indians
passed through this city their rstlrn from wash
nstos, whittier they had been to hold tattle with
the president, and to protest against their removal
from the rsservati0s lands in Erie County in this
STATE ine'r talk, a. all such talks generally have
been with the president, was NEST unsatisfactory,
ana now appears that they have to 60 west Of the
hississipi, together with the remnant or those In
dams belonging to the other Five Nations.
The whole Of the lands belonging to the Six Ma
lions amount to at least million Of acres prisng
some Of the fnsst and richest portion Of Erie One-
"a and Cattaraasus Counties and the entire popula-
ion Of Indians amounts to about 10000. A treaty
was made with them time since, that they
should remove west Of the Mississippi this fall,
soon as possible The United States Government is
to pay them annuity for years. and to furnish
them food and implements Of husbandry to cultivate
their new lands Immediately after they remsve
thither.
The lands now possessed by them, after the pre-
emption right and other expenses are paid, comes
into the hands of certain families in this state and
Massachusetts, who are the heirs to the property
and General Dearborn accompanied by Mr.. Poinsett,
went out there week since to hold talk with the
Indians on the subject of their removal. They held
talk for tive days, and the result is that the Ind
ans are still as obstinate about removing west
having been stirred up by fanatics and fsols to insist
on remaining. The fact is that General Scott after
all will have to go on there to effect their removal
and he Only should have been sent in the first place
to hold the talk with them, and they would all have
quietly removed ere this.
The CASE or Mas. REsTELL.-The arrest of this
learned philosopher in pettcsats has caased great
in he nd hart ria lvvil IN
some of the most remarkable developments ever seen
in a court of law The youth, beauty, black eyes.
raven hair, and singular physognomy fthe accused,
and the surprising display of whiskers, legal acu.
and forensic eloquence, possessed by her coun-
Gil would be, in themselves, enough to attract half
the city the Halls of Justice. Independent though,
Of all these things there will be the singular testimo
ny Of the moral steal ysical, potico-econ
omca and onomicalpro loco foco phlosoph
ers, who will be called to give their opinions
specting the tendency Of Mrs. Restelrs operations
The ladies will not be backward the occasion, and
when placed in uxtapostion to the views ofthe male
meralists, the opinions of Mrs Cove and her disci
pies, the experience of Mrs. RestelPs patients and
will form medley to be outdone
BY nothing this side the day of judgment Then will
come the defence which, if we not mistaken,
will be quite novel the grounds Of accusation.
The grand jury say that Mrs r. has been guilty of
immoral practices in endeavoring to set limit to
population here, at a time when the Americans
inviting the poor and the rich, the young and the
old, the lame, the halt, and the Liind to and
take up their abode in this land Of promise. They
also say, in addition that Mrs. r. administered to
one Anne Dole, certain quantity OF pills containing
ieleterious ingredients. Now suppose in answer to
this, Anne Dele should swear that she never took |
the pills, and that Mrs Rcstell should prove that
her pills were harmless those Of any other quack
either in or out OF breeches This certainly would
sast the astute DR.. Samuel jerks Smith, and
make the grand jury laughing stocks for the next gen.
eration-besdes proving this female philosopher to
be one Of the most splendid humbugs the world has
been honored with, since the days Of lahomet the
prophet.
But suppose her TO be convicted. What will be her
punishment The district attorney says fine OF
$500, and Imprisonment for not less than year.
Only think Of this black eyed pretty faced lady
being sent to Blackwels Island among the LEGO foeo
well fed Office holders, and visited every week by
those sly dogs, the common council and the aims
house commits ioners. What feastings, junketngs,
pic.ics and gypsy parties there will be, and what
discussions on the best method of improving the
bread Of the several races Of mankind, according to
isle Walker and other famous writers physiolo-
gy. Whether the next generation will excel their
father and mother in personal beauty cannot say,
but one thing is self evident, that it will be imPss
sble by any mixture Of the breed, for them to excel
their progenitors in reguery and charlatanry.
In the mean time Mrs Restell will continue her la
hours. for the benefit Of her own sex. She keeps
small ofice in Greenwich street. and any one desr
Gus Of an interview with her must first state their
case TO elderly lady, who acts as sort Of nita-
tary prcstess to the secret rites of Mrs RestePs
temple. After disclosing some Of their wishes, and
desires the vister is left alone for short time and
then introduced TO the study ofths philosopher her
self This apartment is fitted up, for the purpose Of
producing a great effect upon the imagnations Of
those who came to consult him. II is very dimly
lighted, adorned with anatomical plates, specimens
Of anatomy, msshaped brats Of children that would
have been born handsome il their mammas had fol-
lowed Mrs Restell's system, and other curious and
instructive illustrations Of her peculiar doctrines
or course if Mrs. Restell is convicted this estab-
lishnent will be TO dispose Of and in that event we
would recommend that the learned DR. JeRks Smith
prepare himself to succeed the present incum-
bent All the difference TO the world WILDE this, they
will have exchanged beauty for ugliness-a scolist
for an ignoramus-a belle for bully, and a little
good locking humbug in pettsoas for aat bull head