Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-29

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ed the patient.
"Takep' exclaimed tho doctor, eyeing her
from head TO foot Take exclaimed no after
a moments reflection-"take! why take off your
! c0rsetS!"
FRoM THE WESTERN MouNTAINs.-The Yves
tern Mssouran of the LIST instant says: "Per
John Richard, cBurgeois,' y who left Fort Platte,
on Larmy's Fork on the 7lh of May, and arrived
hero last Thursday ening, wo have been fur
nished with the following item of news, which
may be regarded as authentic:
IA party of Sioux, consisting of about three
hundred warriors, under the two chiefs Bull-Tail
and Iron Shell, had already left TO fight the Paw
nees and another war party, 10 the number Of
one thousand five hundred TO two thousand Sioux,
were soon TO proceed against the Crows aud
Snakes.
"a war party of Kanzas Indians had attacked n
party of Pawnees and killed three of thoir mum
Ter .-Three Pawnees had escaped to Sir William
Drummond Stewards party, and were protected
| by them from their pursuers. Mr. Richard met
| tho latter party, on the Big Sandy.
"Mr. Richard also met the Oregon Company.
They the waters of the Big Blue, (about
go miles distant firm this place,) were all we'll
and getting along smootly-haying experienced
no difficulty except IN crossing the Kanzas river
where they sunk their boat, and came near drown
ing several and children. The party
consists of 800 persons, having l2l wagons, AM
,967 head oil cate'
Mr. Gushing passed through this city yesterday
Tor Washington, and will soon sail from Norfolk
for the Mediterranean. Mr.. J, Tyler, Jr., II rs
now said, will not accompany tho embassy. The
lIoguist, physician, cranghsman, and two attach
es, " no nccompan the mission, sailed some time
since from Norfolk, The embassy will comprise
ten persons who will Join Mr.. Gushing the
East, and proceed to China in the Brandywne
fri ptora nde al fhe anti
Register will discharge the duties of interpreters
to the mission. Ii is stated that the commission
ers official costume at the suggestion of the Ex~
ecuive, will be the unit form of Major General,
tcith certain extra embroidering = Neicdrk Daily
Advertiser
This is very odd announcement about the
editor and proprietor of the Canton Register,
Both are Englishmen and the editor, at least, Is
by no means remarkable for his friendiness to
our country countrymen. Employing him
as interpreter would be wise the former
practice Of the English ambassadors at the Sub
| lime Porte, who employed Russian subject
/ dragoman, the brother of that same Russian sub
| Ject being also the dragoman TO the Russian emu
] bassy. We presume there must be a mistake
/ in that part OF the announcement. There aro
| Americans resident a, Canton--M. King for in
| stance-quite capable of interpreting for the
American commissioner the editor Of The Can
ton Regster.-NeU York Commercial
! JOHN Quincy ADAMs.-The Springfield Ga
Zette says:-"The venerable ex President Adams
arrived in this town last Thursday evening" and
| left in the afternoon cars OF Friday, his way
! to Lebanon Springs. During his brief stay no
visited the United States armory, and received
the calls of number Of our citizens who were
DESTROYS of manifes,ing their respect for him. Mr.
Adams completed his seventy sixth year yester-
Jay, July lth and although years and abors,
such as few men appreciate, have made sad in-
roads upon his physical vigor, his general appear
ind, hot he. bo
years his country md the world"
| A Remarkable Rose Bush-There ia in The
! garden of Mr.. Lewis, at Hoboken New York q
fose tree which bears pure white and pink flow
alternate branches, the colors being distinct
| on their respective branches and not in the ieas,
blended one with another. II is quito different
from the Granville, which bears wbiiefand purple
flowers and every intermediate shade and tint
What makes the tree remarkable, is that The 40 ~
ers natural, having been produced wiihou, n
ocuaiion or grating, and entirely Of sponan eous
growth Phil Forum
A New MOTIVE PowER--Df. DRAKE, of Phil
adelphia. claims TO have invented machine TO
supersede The steam engine. ATMOSPHERIC air IS
| allowed 10 pass into cylinder through q i4be,
: and when admitted there, a rarified by-66sno
internal chemical ogent, and the piston moves
accordingly. All previous experiments to en-
plov air for this pur pose have failed.
And 80 will this.
! The Hon. VIM. w. Sou,hgaie has been appoint
ed Attorney for the Common wealth in the seeonc
judicial district of kentucky in The place of VIM
! K. WALL, resigned.
n Twenty two thousand six hundred and fifty
o eigh, dollars have been awarded. by The Court o
Generni Sessions OF Philadelphia, 10 tho proprie
n tors az Psnnsviyania Hail which MAS desiroye