Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-06-03

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the council miil a, once Js held ard The best
possible termsmade with all the differea,
tribes. The question oftherisht ofsoiIin
Texas, so far as the Camanches are
concerned, will not be touched if [ under
stand tho ma,ler right; but then a'line
will be resolved upon and run as soon as
circumstances will admit, regular traders
of good reputation appointed TO reside
among them, and the Camanches made to
obligate themselves not to cross The borders
unless by special permit. Grounds will
also be allotted TO The smaller tribes. all Of
whom dread and fear the Camanches, and
probably will, good reason. The CON-
missioners have certainly used every
exertion 10 make an effective ,reatv with
the wild prarie tribes, have encountered
difficulties innuinerahle, and DELAYS which
have taxed their patience TO degree vet
I now believe that they will be enabled to
make treaty which will be of ncacuIahle
importante, more especially 10 the border
settlers.
l. have picked up many items aud incl
denls, which / car work up 10 readible
forms, but for which | have no room now.
The wild night dances of The Tonkoways
and Lipans, carried on for twelve, sixteen
or twenty hours at time without, cessa.
lion. would excite mos, especial wonder
10 those who had never seen them before.
l have been promised the fual result
of rhe treaty, which trust you will re-
ceive in good time. Tomorrow I start
towards Corpus Christi, but you shall
hear from me on the road.
Diges. Of The South Carolina Chanceru and
Common Luo Reports.
The members of the Legal profession
will doubtless be graIitied, to learn, that
Digssls Of these reports are now in course
Of publication. and Twill appear in a few
months. The Diges, ofthe Chancery Re-
ports are prepared by Gen. ]. J. Cald well,
Solicitor OF our Middle Circuit, and are
very complete,
Tie Diges, ofth Common Law Re.
ports will supply many mistakes and
omissions in Rice's Digest; and as an ad :.
ditional recommendation, will be brought,
down To the present doy.-South Caro-.
linidn.
Fatal Accident.-An Unfortunate acci.
dent occurred yesterday afieruuon by
which Mr.. Jeremiah o. brion was INSTANTLY
killed. The deceased was engaged 10
taking down an old brick building iu
meeting street, opposite the. Charleston
HoleI, for the purpose, Of erecting Oh The
site some new stores. Having under
mined The wall q lever had been placed
in a proper position to overthrow it. Mr..
O'Brien being fa,ished had sa! ddwn for
moment on the lever to res, himself,
when bis weight giving il sufficient mo.
tive power The: wall GeII upoa and frac.
turen his skull, producing instsn, death.
MIR. O'Brienhas left a wife and four chill
dren.'-Chas. Evening Ne,ss.
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Merican Pfraieers. pamphlet from
The pen Of Alans1n Nash, ESQ ..ofN. York.
OH the snhieskof eipery and pr:ii-ateerine,
is noIiced fIsihe Herald Of that city -
From this publication we learn that by
the 24lh article of, the treaty between ahe
United States and the Government OF
Central America, made December S, '225.
il is declared tina, whenever one Of ihe
contracting powers shall be engaged Ia
war with another State, no citizen of the
other contracting party shall aecepta COM
mission or letter of innroue for the pur-
pose of assisting or cooperating in .hos,ii-
ties with the enemy asains, The parry al
war. under pain Of being treated as pi.
raIe. The same provision is contained in
the treaty between the u. States I'd Swe-
den, made June l3..ls39, also in the ,rea
ty with Columbia, Venezula. Brazils. the
Netherlands, France. the Peruvian and
Bolivian considerations, Chill, Spain,
Denmark, Prussia; England. and most
other continental nations in Europe.
fnasmuch as alnos, the whole world are
bound By treaty @itI, the United States
not 10 permit their subjects or citizens to
accept of letters Of maTue from any ma
tion at war with US, ,those of;Mexico her
self. cannot do much damage. :.
1t is said lha, the packet ship Henry
Clay is to be armed on her next voyage
10 Liverpool.
At! .. NFnfIfe.