From the National Intelkgencey.
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We understand that letters have been received
from General ATKINSON, dated on the Cd of Sepem.
ber. The General had with five hundred men. as
cended eighty miles up the Ouiscensin, on his way
to the Portage, and had been joined the preceding
evening by General DoDGE, with one hundred and
thirty Galena volunteers, mounted men. AT the
Portage, General ATKINSON would be met by Ma.
ior WHISTLER, with the detachment from Green
Bay, and would then hay collected force of one
thousand men, ready to move aa circumstances di.
rect. No hostile Indians had been met with, and
the General, at the date of his last letter. was still Of
opinion that the Wnnebagoes would give up the Of.
tenders agreeably to the demand which had been
made upon them.


A runor had reached BeIeville, in Illinois, thas
an attack had been made by the Indians upon the
settlers at the Lead Mines on Fever river, but by
the direct accounts which we have from ST. Louis,
to the 9Th ultimo, it proves to be entirely unfound
led


On Tuesday last. an address was delivered before
the Wing and Cliosophical societies of Princeton
College, in the presence of the faculty the trustees,
land large assemblage of citizens, by Theodore
Frelinshuysen, Esq. Attorney General of New.
Jersey.


| The veteran Commodore John Rodgers has been
appointed Commissioner Of the Navy. The Board
ls now mplete-consisting of Commodore Rodgers,


President, and Commodores Tin.ey and Warning


ton.


On Wednesday last, was the annual commence.


ment of the college at Princeton. n. J. vast
crowd Of citizens and strangers assembled, among


whom was Samuel l.. Southard Esq, Secretary Of


the U. S. Navy. who is now on a visit to his frends


in this state. The performances were highly crcti.
table to chose concerned.