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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

HERSDAf. FEB. ~.
SEyATE-Nlr Beekman moved to make the bill
| for the payment of the Guard at Hudson special
order for Tuesday next. Agreed 10.
The Joint resolutions IN relation TO the Pilot
/ Laws were taken up and discussed
ASSEMBLY Mr.. Bowen presented the following
resolution. which was laid over enc day.
Kes3ire9 That the Canal Commissioners report to this
Hous- in detail What viii probably be the expense Of
pleting all the mechanical structures commenced on tile
Eric canal car cement and Of Ill work necessary TO con
rect said structures with the Erie canal. bring into
said structures and also what the expense viii probably be
bnildnr repairing. &c the work which will be necessa
r 10 continue tia. portion OF the Eric canal which
viii be abandoned by bringing into Use the above work on
the Erie canal enlargement.
/ Mr. A II Buel called up his resolution, asking
/ for full information IN respect 10 the aairs and
business Of the several Railroad companies in tie
State Referred 10 the Railroad Committee
The bill for the Suppression Of Llcfntousness
was taken up and, after further discussion, recon-
mitcd TO the Select Committee on that subject.
FRIDAY, Feb. q.
SEyAre.-Mr Jones called up the JOINT resou.
tons reported blythe committee commerce and
nay;gatiGn relative to the subject OF P!lotage.
Mr. Clark moved 10 amend the resolutions by
striking out the words $ ol questionable const!tu-
toraliiy" and " unust'
The motion to strike out the words OF "ques
/ ronabie constItuilonailty" was carried; but thai
to strike out the word unjust was lost.
I The debate WAS continued until after the usual
hour of adjournment, but without taking the main
question, the subject was passed over.
| A message was received from the Governor
transmitting the final report of the agent appointed
10 transcrbe documents in relation 10 the colonial
history al this State
/ Nh Folsom moved that the report be referred TO
Select Committee, and that ten times the usual
number OF copies Of the report be printed Carried
ASSEMBLY G.. Cioold reported biz 10 IN
corporate the domestic and foreign missionary So
cirty OF the P. L. church OF the U. 5. Of America
Mr.. Thompson introduced a bill for the relief Of
the New-York Institution for the blind.
This bill was accompanied By an interesting re-
pou-five times ie utual number OF which were
ordered o be printed on motion OF Alr Fonda.l
Mr. Fonda from the Military Committee sub
mitied under previous order OF the house. state
meni Of the expenses incurred by the recent calling
out OF the militia at Hudson-ant an estimate made
by the Sheriff of Columbia. [Whole expense S23 :
GGS Referred 10 Committee OF the Whole
The House went into Committee, Mr. Constant
in the Chair, on the constitutional amendments
passed upon by the last Legislature. No question
was taken.
On motion of Mr. Morrison. the Joint resolution
authorSing The location of the y. \. II z. R. r.
our Of the State, at certain points-were recommit-
ted, retaining their place on the orders.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

lroN SrEANGoArS At P!TTsnuRGH.-Oa Monjay
last an IRON steamboat called the Hunter was launch
ed "a; Pittsburgh, of $50 tons burthen, and built On
Lieut. Hunters plan otsubmcrged propsllers. Ii Is
believed she will 90 TO Russia. as specimen of
American skill. Two iron steamers are on the
stocks at Pi,,sburgh one is called the John Tyler,
bnilt for revenue cutter in the Gulf of Mexico
the other is an iron iortyfour gun steam-ingate, TO
be shp-rigged, 100 tons bur,hen-ihe largest iron
vesse ever built in the Uaiicd States. Both these
vessels are constructed on Hunters plan.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

RruAEKABLE SAILIyG.-The bark . Mary Chill
tom and brig "Orole," arrived here on Friday
from Rio de .Janero, sailed thence on 4h January
in company, and on the ninth day ont separated,
and fell in with each other again on Friday NOM
ng oil sandy Hook, and came UP 10 the WHAT
within two hours OF each other.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
POLICE oFFIcE.
..rr-Pp.y

SUSPECTED Fl.AGcEsT.-A man named Humphries WIS
arrested AID committed on suspicion Of stealing watch
and some clothing from the hospital
Richard Morris. colored arrested and committed for
steaiing halt bushe from Charles Hughes Of the
corner of Grand and Madison streets.
SUNDAY.
FALsg PRETENcE CAsg.-Tt0mas barrett WAS this
morning arrested by officer T. NJ Lyons and committed 10
prison obtaining four coat patterns worth s25 on the
st C last November from the tailoring e.taLhnen; O.
Mr. Daniel Close No. IS Cherry street, make up and
in week. lie never restored the property, and
Mr Close ird ne that representations made by him were
untrue. that he was tailor and lad work for
him. had him arrested
TnEr1-Two named John Robinson and Josepl,
Smith, arrested by Sergeant Baldwin the Alunic.-
pal Police for stealing hat; from the store OF Mr. HARRISON
No. So Canal street Committed.
STABBED.-oficer John Lyon last evening arrested Z
named Robert KYLE for drawing knife Benjamin
Barker No - Catherine stree, and nf.c;ing wouad
the lower part Of hs back s5oa, inches in depth Tie
wound considered dangerous, but Kyle c0nutie!
10 answer for The brutal attack.
BugGLAKTThe s;cre No. 23+ Spring street was broken
into last night sI ten pairs of caif,kn boots ard 81 ar.
of morocco shoes stolen the property OF William iyer.
The burglar escaped with ,he punier-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

ls;- The Herald took special credit 10 iseIi lor
having established an Express between this City
and New-Orleans The Crescent City informs
US that this Express did not originate with the Her
aid, and was in operation some weeks before the
latter had thought of such an enterprise.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

e. The NEw-YoKk SACRED MrsIc SOCIETY
hold its annual Concert this evening at the Tabcr-
nacle tihe anniversary OF Handels Birthday, when
The oratOrio of the Messiah viii be Performed
Mis- Noythall. Ir. Jones, Mr. Brough, Mr.. Meyer
and, best OF all, S!snoFa PIca, are 10 render their
,;J
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

L. BARNHILL'S INDELIBLE !NK.-Tts pr@pirton
lh article being determined To satisfy tie public Of the
rerority Of their ndelibe Ink all Others, gmrloyel f
.ssor Booth of hiadelphia gentleman OF high standing ld
Snov ABILITY to ha,e Tie article thoroughly and im.arly
rested /, copv If whose letter is here Suhicued.
AARON GILBERT, Agent for y York.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

ec,- Alta Wing Convention held a, Norwich. on
"Wednesday, Hon JonN a. RocxwRII. was unani-
mousiy nominated as the Wing candidate for Con-
sress, 10 represent the third Congressional District,
comprising New-London and Wiadiam Counties
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

TIE SHAM CoNcEET-We have received !ro'n
Mr.. Joseph F. Atwill, 207 Broadway, note inform
ing US that he had no connection whatever WIN
the sham Concert, of Friday evening, EXCEPT 30 lar
as 10 allow his clerk to sell tickets at the door, as
he is accustomed 10 do when his services are called
for. He tells us that the money received for tick
cts in this instance was paid to the order OF Mr..
Hale, proprietor of the Tabernacle, for the use OF
tina, building; and he assures Us also that no blame
can be attached to any one but Nj. Hai, OF
Newark, who has thus far forgotten TO pay his
singers. This mag all be true, but II strikes US
that the responsibility of this most unwarFan'abIe
sham ough, in Justice TO tall on more than one per
son. Mr.. Hurd may have forgotten iopny his sing
ers, bu, it is no less true that his singers forgot to
sag, and thereby grossly imposed upon the public
Having permitted their names 20 be announced
what right had they to abandon the entertainment
from an apprehension that they might not get their
paw The fear of being cheated is sory excuse
for cheating others.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

a- The citizens OF Kings County hold meeting
this evening at Brooklyn on the subject of Ferry
Rights
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

g. We nave seen an excellent Daguereotype
Likeness OF President Polk, taken al Washington
on The ish inst. by Nj. Plumbe, for his gallery in
This City
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

~ Old Bunker Hill i n-enCaged for tbs week At be
American Museum 70 enabt. the many S;Ian-erS who arr
crowdi is into tn City g,t slmSe oft Is the lSwA
also m1demoi~le Fanny: thr or'hs o"tang VINO =, e
vond doubt the woEderiU creature Ia cN,tFse N"s
en- Carline aud others fill the bull &c toli-hI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

Y ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
THE TRIBUNE. BE- paid Agents Iisber c.
Ledger Buildings, Sd and Chenu, ST., wbefe single eoP
also be obtained daily at O'Clock t2) fiieod i
r. Our eitzens engaging 10 have Plumbing wob
apn- for their tenants the way OF Baths, Water Clossth
shower Baths Sc viii do Yse 90 call on Messr Phiibin
Jenkins basement No Johstreet who1e work has ias ii
gwen universal s1ti:iacti0H. Ils isu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

&C. Ca:hs7eood's PGnoramo Of Jeyusaln IS still
open in the Granite Building, entrance frem Cham
Der street The stsdy OF this magnificent picture IS
calculated 10 awaken the mos, sacred emotions Of
which the heart IS susceptible. Where can you
soend an hour more probably
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

d. B.NNiNe'S LrcTugEs-We call attention 10
Dr. Banning announcement of Free Lectures on
the Heart. Lungs and Spine, on'Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday evenings, in Dr. Adams's Church,
frnnr,,e srrsp,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

Mn XMAS AND m. TRoupE.-rhese talented musIci,u7
IN addition n several new pieces of Music about 10 b
ou at Palmos Theatre new 5nrlcSne piece ir1m the o'
With new dr,ses decorations and full chnsc' Ih1s ~i
h,y see,, the Virginia Gil will no doubt he 1HH''n'
,yif,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

&C. The Ethiopian Seresaders, a; Palmo's Opera
House. offer very attractive bill for this and The
two following evenings, See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

ceived in this city, dated
SaYDwIcH ISLANDS, Sept. %, 1874
This government have requested OF Tie Uniied
States. government the recall OF Ar. Brown, on.
commissioner. The former have refused TO citizens
OF the United States the same privileges granted by
treaty 70 The English and Frenct-taking rSe ground
ttRt since Their Independence was acknowledged
The United States have formed no neir treaty with
them, AZ! former treaties bang GHHuled By taIt act
This ridiculous view OF national law Mr.. Brown
has resisted. Hence the dificu!ty''
fBoston Mer. Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
To-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

First Page-liudson's Lecture on Macbeth; DR.. Eaird-
Four,l, Lecture on Europe Letter from Paris Men ana
Things in c ncinnaii.
Eaa Pap-City Intelligence; Appointments by the
Governor; Canal Officers; Commercial and Money Mat
tiers /; Marine Journal News items.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
SUBSCRIPTIONS REGGEIXEp TO THE WEEk4
1.-THE cash in all ea'rs aeeompanyins the order

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TIE DAILY TRIBUNE.
Not including AIRY received in the City Of New-lork,
[The cash in all eases accompanying the order
Fer 2s-Pi,rsbur.h Pa Great Darlington Mass.
Cincinnati Ohio. Van DeuSenyilir Mass
Someryille y j.. -. 4 DsHsyc, i
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

q The Manager of the New York Museum
takes beneii; to-day, and presents powerful ar
ray OF attractions Dr. Valentine, Great Western.
La Petite Carline, the Misses Adair, the White
Negroes, and host OF other performers, are en-
gagged There will be an entertainment in the
afternoon as we'll as in the evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

NJ Advertisements for the Daily Tribune must be lei'
a, The Publishing Office No. 80 Ann-street, before 10
o,.,ork IN the evening For rates first page.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

or ch.ir between IL O'clock night. &c sldeuiy
fsIl backward, snl being caught IN the o those pc
-y Instantly died Neric;, death by disease OF Tic lungs,
prcdnce4 by IatsmpSTanoc snd exposure
SUICIDE M TAXING LAupASuN.-CAi CAiliSriuc Green, =
yoaI iciaie aged about 20. Teiiins a. Ne 81 BAy-i
street took quantity OF AutAumn last night. Gfopi o
effects OF which she died ~ 10 oclocs this morning No
cause is known why she committed the suicidal act. Tie
Coroner called hold inquest, ard Inc verdict was
in coufo,lniiy with the above stated faets.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

I.Arssr PROM. TExAs-Ry the arrya! OF tbe
stsan ship John :. McKim, at New-oElcans on
the 18th lust. we receive Galveston dates up TO the
9Th instant.
The news from the interior represents everything
az quiet.
Previous to the adjournment the nominations OF
Gen. Terrell as Charge d'Afiaires TO England and
France, and of Colonel Rely as Charge 10 the
United States, were rejected BY The Senate. Il is
said that The chief cause Of opposition 10 those gen.
tlemcn was their hostility 10 Annexation
Congress refused TO receive the Peiion OF meet
ing OF the citizens OF Rush county against Annr1a-
;ion, from which i. may be inferred now strongly
the members vet are in favor OF that measure
Col. Wm G. Cooke has been appointed Secreia-
ry of War BY President Jones.
II was rumored tha, Col Kaufman would be az
pointed Charge TO the United States.
Jose Antonio Navarro, the last OF the IeXan
Santa Fe prisoners who recently escaped from
Mexico, mas been trealesi with marked honors and
attentions in Texas.
A correspoadence mas been published between
Mr.. Donaldson, e. :. Charge d'AtialTes, and iae
Goyeraman; Of Texas manly on the subject OF An
/ nexaiion, together Tlh report from aGnmnlIss
| of the Hou-e, the same icpic; MY. Dcnaiusoh
expresses all confidence i, the ultimate success OF
| The measure. aad earnestly hopes the people OF
Texas will not abandon it on account OF Inc defeat
ofihe late treaty. In reply, he Is assured by the
! Government OF Texas thai TINS question VIII hh'
he affected by anv opposing or unIavorable aciion
on the part Of the Executive OF Texas This as,
surance, says The Galveston News VIII pc recelYeu
| bv the people of Texas wItii much saiisiacilon-
! The report ssts forth the immediate advantages OF
The Committee or Conl. Moore's case had Te,,
ported, recommending his restoration 10 OH ana
Inc pavmen, OF his pro rata OF the last years ap-
The Telegraph states that the feu!iy bs5wssp v.d
Cen Green. il is said, had sgniied his determina-
ton to become citizen Of Texas, and had wfliien
10 the United States Secretary of State 10 that ei-
feet. and also desiring his appointment as Consul 10
Galveston TO be annuiled before the mlsunderstand-
ing occurred. -.
Nine Bremen vessels have arrived at Galveston
since the Isl of November. with an average OF one
hundred and fifty passengers 1t Is computed tha'
500 German Immigrants have arrived witilntmee
or four months.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

ls;- Mr. a, II. EyErrrr, it will be seen by our
record of Congressional proceedings, has failed in
an effort to get his delicate hand into Uncle Sans
money bag. Alexander must Try again.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
From the Schnellpost.

LETTERS FROM WARSAW mention that the pc
lures illustrative Of the life OF the Polish people
lately exhibited here by the artist, Lisinka Bau-
mann. and which, among Us, though they excited
admiration Tor their artistic excellence caused no
thought Of political reference, are likely to be
the cause Of political persecution TO the lady, II she
ventures on returning 10 her home. The tirst pic
ture represents Polish peasani-woman with three
children, the second parents with two children
amid the rims of their cottage, which has been
burnt down, The Russian police must be sharp
sighted. indeed, 10 t5ace political meaning here =
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

tG- The unconditional liberation of Don is 10 be
the watehword OF the Dori!es III the coming con-
test in Rhode Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
'' - Copy Of a letter from Professor Booth

Also Tor sale Baruhili', lnletIc Ink with preparation
sold bv Nlamson X Ollill Dowery II Everett, 20 lui
son; Celnctpn Sprirg and iutson aud most U tbs
Druggist. IN the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

RAlIRosns-By reason Of the great number Of
new Railroads in progress, both in England and IN
this country, the cost of ,heir construction smate
rally increased The Iron manufacturers find il,
as mach as they can do 20 keep up with the de-
mand. On the arrival Of the steamer, Iron wen,
up from 10 TO Is per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
TOWN ELECTIONS.
oNoNpAGA CO.

The Wings of Old onondaga have achieved a.
brilliant triumph IN their town elections. Las,
scring they had hu, eight Supervisorsin the Board
This year they carry tc towns, leaving bat eIshtto
The Loco Focos, and securing OF course msJor'ty
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

n The osise OF the TH,srSE IS temporarily located at
o "a Ann street We expect be In our new Buildings
IN nassau opposite City Hall BY the first day OF May
asxt. Letters from the country, however, require Oniy
- be addressed TO .GKKzLrI & McEIxATH. New YORK
rf,o .,ree. or number need not be endorsed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

NEW PosrNAsrExs- says the Albany Az.
gus have been appointed, learn IN this state a o
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

At Aurora H. Jan. 10, Mrs Lavna b. Parsons, Of Ge
Eeya NY.
Atwashlngton, loh, Mrs. Harriet Ann we,cott, 90
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

c.elro iay last yearwas Aboli,ion-nOw whis, In
Iysanaer the Aboli,ioniSts and Locos united, but
,he Wing candidate was elected over both a
friend writes us as follows:
wc have elected for the first time since the orraia
ton O. the whg party this town. Wg SuperS>r ay
schools and Whc Collector and Constable by snlal
majority Balance of the ticket Loco-Foeo by snias ms
jority Clear the way for old Lysardcr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20

NJ. NeL"ne OF London,
report that this gentleman i,
present position, and tha, he w;
this country. because he is No,
seffiemeniefMe Oregon question
of the whole Wing press. |, i,
in every variety Of form. and v
this morning repeated in the ID,s'r
We now reply 10 it for the ASS,
q our o,rn personal knorledg, N,
he went to England, consideTed ~
that the Oregon negotiation sbOnIs
al Washington; and that he eD,o,.
too, on conclusive reasons grown,
ture Of the question itself, and vbs"]
of any limitations from the adm;
the line Of negotiation 10 be ndor,.S
We say farther, that Mr.. Mel
ed Nth The Oregon n'gotiatiop, ,,i
perfectly satisfied with that or,,n. ~
we add to these statements ,be s'
McLane desires to return from h. !
timation of such desire has bo.o !.
That he wishes TO return, in a sni,a'
tion and disgnsi, We learn from Ibs !
is wholly gratultous and untrue.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20

05-As il is now near the commencement Of
the New Year, and the usual time Of meeting OBJ
legations, we are necessarily compelled to call
upon our patrons for the settlement Of the small
sums due US. There are few, if any. who cannot
readily make payment Of their bills, and to us
they amount, in all, TO thousands, and we are me-
ccssarily compelled to ask Of them settlement.
Our accounts will be made on! and forwarded 10
our Agents, when we hope they will be punclual.
ly met.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20

Uaeailed.tor SsniimeHtaihy'-Ihc tragsGy 'n,' '"
has lately taken place IN Boston has called ior'n
rreo, deal of sickIy sentimen,ahy. Some OF Inc @
narratives. speaking of the sad TERMINATION o, ,np
life of inamy which the victim mas cNP.I l.s'sI ;,
m,,,- snch nbroses as "The lovely Mrs. Bickford,
Thc truly beautiful Mrs. B" and al, that sor' 81 .,
description. We fully agree wit" tho editor ., y
the Bunker Hill Aurora, that this Is excessively
misplaced and DISCUS, ing, since this "IoVely MRS.
Bckford," from the evidence, appears u "'I ,o
been mos, worthless nd criminai womah' w"o
has heen SEMI under circumstances OF abiding nor
ror, to her las, account, even in the midst OF her
Ubiquitous llie. She pursued an abandoned caree,
deserted her husband--tas ever since been II"
Infamous cha racter--nnd, according 10 Inc hoS'o'
Wing, cut short the lives OF two men by po,son.
Tho termination of her own life may well eScl''
us with horror, but there certainly can be no Jus
lice to the morals of the age. in writing OF her OK
ample. rs ".he lovely Mrs. Bickiord. '--Sa'H'aaJ
Courier.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20

orThc card of Marcelus puyaa' r h;% hSq for % las,
wa inser, to day, wus intended by "'''' nn.0. ~ w
weeks paper. and was in 'ypoi but .ne ,,uOr aaOn
VIZ ;.tormed of the severe illness of Col. Mason
wi,hou, consulting the author, postponed 'n0 pun
,,;co,ion. And now having heard Of his recovery
h.r. inserted it. Itis published as personal
nSvs,,,semen,, "a and any answer will be inserted
In tho same manner.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20
VI.
BCol. X. D. Mason, U. 8. A.
Fo. GiJsOn, C. N.

| rom the above it will be seen that had ~
pm TO stab in the dark, or to inhict wound
ut notifying Col. NJ. what he might expect; faE
ing The man have to deal with, ! felt perfecii
ed that some unfair construction or com pie xim
be given by him to the affair,-to screen himxf
the scorn OF honorable men.
Let me premise before going further into ib
ject, that wish TO be distinctly understood
pubic, as well as by the Colonel, that | have NJ
slightest intention Of interfering with or betwess ,
Bu,lera himself. They can settle their o.s,
culties.-as doubt not that Gov. B. is not only /
ing, ba. aole and determined to defend himself
would consider it an act of injustice in me V
tempt to deprive him Of an opportunity TO %
However, in justice TO Gov. 3 now state to she /
lie, that considerable portion Of the informaska,
which some of the objectionable ito the military
Of bis three last ''Annual Reports" were bsssd
derived from me and for all Of which infomat,@.
given in my letters at the time an respons'@',
can prove the facts to the satisfaction Of any a' h
of Gentlemen, Of any profession whenever il '''h
come necessary.
prove my statements incorrect, Col M.Ms
Pafaded certain certificates Of the "Mattoy ~
md also communication from J. p DAVIS nr = !.
S@A.. (of same family of which however snsh
but little notice. Connected as they have been =
ferent times with the "servicc," il is not very "
ing, with their knowledge of each other, theI "
work y their mutual benefit. And although ~, ~
in .acsFt OF Enquiry" in ls43, objected 10 =,
testimony" We see with what alacrity (ana !.
tencyt he1tsses tho testimony when IN h'' :. -
half; when he himself knows il to be gross per-
q truth: but "dfowning men catch at straw ,h,
never was the adage more plainly exsnIP''heon = h
MS pamphlet. Yet despite the "cer.ihcates, M
prove the fact. that hanoi enIy assumed au1 .a,
which by tho law he had not;--but also, tnss
'ame people have complsiped to others than G y, =
With reference to Capt. Davis, have but -. =
his statement 9TH April fs45 TO Col. Maso"i ~
luent to letter in reply 10 oae from me tbs
Feb ls45 II Capt. d. did not report wha' II
tated. why did he not say sol II the act oosI,ff
n had never been knoun TO him, he eoe''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20

6rWe stated in our last, that the Cherokee.
who were encamped below Fort Smith, wero re-
turning to tho Nation; but We learned on Tues
day last, while in Fort Smith, that they were 60
ina INTO the Choctaw, and not into the Cherokee
Nation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20
RW him--flolland. nt,bc OI,

RW him--flollnnd, at the OIvmD;,
was playing the Savage. in The Sp,,1 SS
Maiden, and appeared ono niahton,S;
curlously painted than before N
Crummles, "whnt tribo do YOU beIca,
ITO the Cherokecs," replied die sava.
to cherry onione chsek and lo2a n
other. Oh "r"sher niy'n he rors cLrj
saw, and then he was Chcken.saw lpl,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20

@On Sunday last, gentleman coming from
the steamer Virgnan to this place, saw, at the
forks Of the Fort Coffee, and Fort Gibson roads,
in the Cherokee Nation, the head of white man,
apparently dragged there by some animal, as the
body was not seen near the spot. The hair and
flesh were still on the head. and ii appeared to
have been cut Off with knife. The features
were too much d;sfgured to be recognized, but ii
is, evidently, from the hair. the head of light
completed man.