New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-08

s.a,, I6oe f,,- ne o,e without written constitu-
t;nn or laws governed bt their chiefs and ifrlng II
the simplicity Of The pattlarciet age.
He also mentions the case os an Indian youth, o.
me Chinaoos Band OF Oregon, who accompanied
Lieutenant FIement, OF the crops OF typographical
engineers. on has return to the United States i.cm
his late tour OF dE'y IN the Tar ves. MIR. reuoHi
took charge of The lad (~hose name Is Wfi!!aE) al
the instance OF Inc missionaries, VINO believed tanC
no doubt currecI.p} tast much benefit would resbH
10 the weak settlements 50 realo,e from al others
from Williams representations. on his return n
the spring OF wirathe and heard on The shores
OF the Atlantic, on BIS way 10 them Lieutenant
Fremont made known 10 Mr. Crawford ttsat he was
in Washington, and The superintendent hss peeii
so fortunate as 10 secu-e d place Tor hiTi m tne
family and under The direction OF The heFeFen" "
Douglass OF PhilarelphIa who has the chaIge o.
the MARINERS chnrcf III this CITY ne WI Hsftne
all The advantages OF tuition, q! Inc y "o
rails by .xannle and all the pIrty TIA; religious IN
,to,ction and Chriiiap yes can Imp4U- 1Tc;il I'M.
good man or m !rls aD-ence- ifc' me ileStie"S
f,tftn llpys;l sr ~ WORTHY substitute on spcA
eccasiofis! and hisHid wien theT are , esetfrf.
! William who is atgnt l5 wars ni1, uianirSls s!e-
aptitude aud can make himself very wen
! m the English language now, although lew
,uonii,s ago ne did not understand YoEd 0f Il Ee
auu.,rs moreover, TO be well tempered and WI
oIot;t v ;Ie. op5oriuunies afforded hin Tor mental
! cultue I-,ent-nar' Fremont viii have III. grai
6ca;ta, "a having added 10 the other good eerVic-s
| ,f opening one human mind 10 The light OF kno" l.
| edge and, possibly through rs agency, thus en-
! gh,ened O. preventing future indian Il,urceIs Of,
il may be, OF lnoian "aLs. - lPhha Inquirer
| Ole Bull Yielded TO the pressing solicitations OF
the people Of Louisville 10 give concert there on
he Both uir. Although the arrangement was ohis
made ii midday, the spacious concert room was
filed 10 OVERLOOKING three hours .beioIe he enter
raInInent was commenced The great artist made
a strong sensation. s.i
:gz- Samuel II. Smith. ESQ Treasurer OF the MAJ
tional Monument society. at Washington, reports
the amouur Of MONEY on hand, principal and inter-
-sr. in different Investments, 10 be S49ae3 30.
John Powers, fecenlly r&1fdoned BY. President
Tyler itotn the K-u,ucky .peat, ntisIty, I'm which
he nadbeen incsscrrarcd sr Tohbius1he:fn-l has
been affesied assNe% ORLEANS TsedawliiI ab-
ducting slave aad cpmmlniDgJ forgery
;is1- AsbsndsoI,e monument shor desisiiates the
SPOT where. the remains IF Nash and lisbrother
ofiicrrs.yho fell at lae Bastle.gf Germantown, lie
INFERRED
INEQUALITY op THE POSTAGE SYsrEd.-A writer
In the National intelilgenctr states that he ohsery-
ed s!!crt tune slnce, IA bookstore IN Newly OK,
package Of pamphlets. weighing Sirty sir p3n1dS,
addressed TO bookseller in Illinois, who, being
also d postmaster, his merchandise went postage
free. +
GRAGrING.--Ar. Kesy, OF this city, takes short
pieces OF roots Of wild or other vines, and inserts
his grape cuttings INTO them The root and one
bud of the cutting are buried Ia the ground He
says the cuttings take better, and grow faster
The general Bank bill has passed the Senate Of
Ohio by d vote Of u 10 ID, and Is now before the
House. ,-..
Measures are in progress for the construction of
a Railroad from Canton 10 Akron, Ohio.