New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

truthful Scottish melodies. We trust this Entertainment Is
TO be repeated.
HT The Boston papers contradict the state
mont that Etiquette or Guide to the Usages of Society
nublisbed by Wilson Co. of New-York, written by
Coun, Alfred DOrsay that person having the most re-
mote claim to its authorship The actual author Is at tins
moment the city Of Boston preparing the original WORK.
(of which this is piracy) with additions for immediate
publication.
II There were l95 vessels in the harbor OF
Bangor Me-, on Saturday last.
TuE STATE OF GEORGIA rS CANAroo, ACHERo-
rvrA decision of some importance has been given by
Judge Clayton the OF the State OF Georgia vs.
too Cherokee Indian committed TO jail upon charge OF
digging gold in that part of the Cherokee Nation not yet
csded but attached to the County Of Gwinne for The
purposes Of civil and criminal jurisdiction, when WIZ
occupy the Of Congress It's next seion ana
also under consideration before the Cherokee Board o TOM
missoners
The question at issue was" Whether the State OF
Georgia has right pass laws dpossessing the Chero-
KEGS their lands without the Intervention o treaty spu
lations between the United States and that Nations and
whether the Cherokee who driven from their gold
mines by the authorities Of Georgia not entitled to IN
demny under the head Of depreciation inserted IN the
Trerty of 1885, aud make their claims before the
Cherokee Board"
NEGRO PIRATEs-The st. Augustine Herald,
of the 7h inst farther account OF the e
runaway negroes who recently escaped from ST. Augustine
1t appears that they penetrated far South as Cape loda,
aud there attempted to rob the settlers on the Miami rer
but were driven off, They then crossed hey Bis
cayne where they concealed themselves from pursuit Sal
lying out from here they plundered the house of settler
named Gereen, while he was away fishing Returning and
learning the fact he went in pursuit OF the robbers and was
murdered. Two children Of Geireen who were left aoue
and without food found few days after by OF the
wrecke who visited Key Bscane and taken to Indian Key
The affair had created great alarm among the settlers on the
coast.
rofcr tp fbn
future location othe Seat of Government says: "a umors
in existence that her Maesy Government have declined TO
leave the settlement Of the question to the Provincial Adj
mnistraon but have directed the Governor General TO take
the sense of both Houses the subject and TO send full
report the debates home together with the name OF the
several members who upon either side The Govensr
General said will exercise no voice on the business
SToRM.-The British steamer Columbia, from
Boston, put here Sunday for harbor just after daylight
and about IL o'clock the Telegraph from ST John, via
Easport bound for Boston, heavily laden with freight and
having on board seventy passengers, came In She
had been from Thursday evening on her passage having
been obliged anchor several times on account OF head
! winds and sea, and her coal was almost exhausted
portland (Me.) Argus, oath.
n The Acting President has RENTED the
balance Of Of four years from the 4h of June lS40
for which Com Elliott suspended, to take effect OH the
| 18th inst.
u On Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, when
abou, Is miles from Yarmouth the North America
into by the ship Enchantes bound for this port aud
received damage The ship struck the steamer the
s,arboard quarter aba the paddebox and carried away her
mzzeu-mast part Of her promenade deck and injured her
bulwarks. The ship going the rate Of six
miles an hour the time of the accident.
[St. John New Brunswicker, 10Th inst.
u Capt. John Fletcher of Acton, Mass, had
valuable apple orchard grded by Infamous scamps
on the night Of the 10Th inst, His loss is from three
hundred dollars Capt Fletcher has been prominent Tenn
perance Acton We learn that the Selectmen
call meeting in consequence of the outrage.
SEIZURE OF THE &c ADMRAL."-The Canadian
Steamboat, Admiral" Capt. Gordon, seized by the
Custom House officers Sunday, charge Of snug.
Cling Upon searching the boat Of gin. each CON
tanning two and three gallons found the cooks
room The boat still remains in custody.
Rochester Democrat, oath.
~ The Cattaraugus Republican says that a
young lady the Court of Common Pleas, held ha vii
lage days since recoyeed the sum Of $4,000 from John
P. Oyer, for sanderous words spoken by his wife.
NAvAL.-All Midshlpmen within the United
States whose warrants bear date in 1893 ordered to at
tend the Naval School at Philadelphia
LAUNcHED.-A fine ship called the NIoRE,
built by Mr.. Noah Brooks for Joseph P. Wheeler Esq
and Others launched from the Ways at South Boston
ON the 18th.
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