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bQcHeI0TS DdH.-l nc Managers oI Tue
Ball had final meeting on Saturday even
ing, to settle their accounts; exchange con-
dolence on their state Of single wretched-
ness; express hopes of the future, and take
parting glass of Champagne. On hqui-
dating their accounts, there was balance
in favor of the Greeks OF four hundred and
sin dollars. Well done.


.Neah's Enquirer.


The Governor of New-York has, by a
proclamation, dated the 10Th March, offered
a reward of $1,000 for the discovery OF Nor
gan, if alive and if murdered, $4,000 for the
discovery of the offender or offenders, and a
free pardon to any accomplice or co-opera-
tor, who shall make a full discovery OF the
offender or offenders.


The Painsvillc (Ohio) Telegraph says, that at
the late term Of the Court of Common Pleas OF
Portage county, COL George Darfow, was found
guilty of countcrfeiting, and sentenced TO inc
Pententiary for five ycars.--'i,he Quarterly Re
viewers have laughed, not unjustly, at our fond
ness for military titles, and made themselves
merry with the idea that our stages are driven
and our tavcrns are kept by Generals and Colo
nels. They may now add, that our pcnltcnua-
ries arc not without their proportion OF titled
convlcts.


Mr.. l.. SAWYER (ncrnbcr of Congress from n.
Carolina) has printed two more OF his letters to
Captain Parry the navigator One passage is
worth selectng:--


.But cannot suppress my aspirations after
you to 'adorn me- not to say, aWmoria"se me ~ u
u,t.r ncrt uoyoge, by sicing my name 10 some iSl
ind, riper or mot.ntuia, you mag discorer-IShot
then Ie certa'n of hapiag IL based upon more solic
foundations than I can possibly secure by my ouh
ereri,ons. iii. be not due to merit, make bolc
to claim it on the score OF friendship, and a'


warm an interest in the success OF your enter
prisc as any lriton can feel. Hoping, therefore
that YOU will not permit nty namt TO perish upo'
tic earfh, JM miA proclaim Z 70 nc norM poie q
! an cmrLisii"g vicf, wish you most happy anf
, successful voyage"


SA.tpih.N Canai The water was let into TIL
Canal on the 2Oth ult. Great Improvement
! have been made on it during the winter tn
, New York and Schuvlkill Coal Company hay
! alrcatv commenced operations for the cnsuin
& season. and have now Coal under way The
will have succession CT arrivals, during the SCI
] son.


S TEXAS.--1'hc New Orleans papers con
!, .lin a second Proclamation, from COL D. !
y Austin, relative to the recent revolution !
y Texas, in which he states that all the dlifl
= culties have arisen from a few Americans
: who have been using oxertions to exclt
!; the Indians to join them to murder aud plum
J der the inhabitants.


s A letter from Major Williams, date
= Head Quarter, Sprowl's Plantation, Feb.
I states that information had been receive
r that most of the persons who had been tax
. ell, had been released, they not being IN


leaders Of the rebellion. The Indians ha
c declared in favor Of the Mcxicans. lh
It Cherokees had killed Richard Fields, an
o were in pursuit Of Doctor Hunter
D,