Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-04
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FROM THE PLIANs-IMPORrANT INDIAN Urea
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FROM THE PLIANS-IMPORTANT INDIAN TREA
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ST. LoViS' NOV; - party OF chzens arrived here
,. "s', 'o"' 'ne INN "po vent Out With Major
ME- p,,n.,s,et s,,ns.. e. Annues 70 the Indians
cynp , s"eeeeusu s W making treaties with the
for limited period sIo oOp ner &c.,, I o u'es
tribes grant to the United STATES right of nav
all eingrans and liberty 10 r,,,,ih i,;, OF
Missouri, &c. ~ VIZ
The Iniiaus .lSo G,,,b., .,;,,,.,. a.,
a,ely all American or M.,;csn n,;... ,mn.dl
strict peace towards American citizens TIE Mo- III
obtains frou, the s,ouI Chve,n.s a,,.he.. ny" p so
tarcs, amendment to treaty made by Colonel Mitchell
at Fort Lsranie The Indians tLrouybou, ,n,ni,s,d .
friendly disposition. The PSwnee- whilst hunting ON The
prares, had been troublesome To some e,niyrants
The health Of those stationed at Forts Laramie and
kearney was good.
party ofPswnecs met the Salt Lake mail the Lit.
Tie Blue hver and alter some psrey With the driver
guards, they compelled them 70 give up their blankets
aha then permitted them to proceed.
FESTIVAL. OF THE SONS OF NEW n .upsuIpe
Bosros, Nov. 1.-The festival OF the Son, of N.x
Hampshire occurred in his civ IN Il - ~
nearly 1000 of the Granite State marched to Il ha
OF the f"ehbnrg Depot which had been fitted up ia a
magnificent manner. Nearly 700 were seated at the
table. Hon M J.. Wilder presiding. Letters were re-.
eeNe1 RON nae Cas- Chase. and others. The following
'o.s. nom iresideht Fierce was read:
INC sons ~ Ner Hdmpshire.-The most prcci u,
treasures OF memory will be brought among you to-
n'gh and my hearts warmest synpattes will ming !.
with yours. lie who. amidst all the change. of fnnc
J W 'y, ''ses MS native toSn his native country
~ .'s au , 'e, eau n"riiy ia to love his whole
-, ~ W e'c,e anu nPhoiu win steady devotion,
W." liz so y, " I n
~ ~ y. ~ e'see, COZ 'eetor OF Boston, responded
d.. ty,i;s, manu. anu everything passed oil IN
' "'PP''s' "'a''ne''
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
BosroS, Nov. "A building ON Merrimack s,ro.,
owned by Earl johnson, and occupied by wenimnr x
Parsons, and others, destroyed by night
$1,000 fireman, named Little run over aud both
legs broken
The steam planning mills Of the Merrmac River Compa.
ny, together with large Vi lumber were burnt
last night I.oss s25 900.
pePuy oherH nio'tt was convicted yesterday in Wor
'e''e' W oe All acconiphce OF burglars
TIE GALE OF LAKE ERIE.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2d-Accounts Of addition disasters by
the late gale have been received The large and new
brig Pho Scovil., bound her first trip from Mil~ au-
kee, to pieces on Thursday in I.t. uuro, 4, =.
le sae her cargo comprised ten thousand bushels OF
anu one nour. Ine Ves-e was Insured for 5000.
board I,oOO barres OF flour and 200 hogs. portion
Tue latter were drowned The boat is insured for sl6,
Ooo.
p Soh',u . LIZ Elk Al BOSToN.
, - rn =, nc rrresoieis, last night at their
con, - 81 ,h In iA na rse discussion OF the re-
.o.I;;o. y, 'e i caleo cushing In regard to the
its author in no nssSr.J 80 h1' u' "u ue'ou"''u
Their. has bs.n no r.,,,, n. -, :, a., p,. o..
House but the iucunb.n,s fnliy ,,,.,S H., ~ ~ W
act hereafter in favor of the cna,;on ,Snx iii h
i,ntod " ~ 'o' '"s' VIII oe uecap'