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II letter, nd requested him 10 PIT il a


board the steamboat Kine Pkikp, Il


Providence, which be did-knew the
letter was e . red coloe-saw it wal
directed to some one 70 the care Of an
|other, and remembers that when be
|got home he mentioned taking the
letter, and asked il Benjamin Cornell,
formerly Of East Gseenwhrh, had .
daughter in Fall River. HE brother
declare likewise en- oath, that he told


them the same story on his return from


Providence. Inquiry 10 made for the


gentleman who Was in the wagon 1t


the time, and it 10 hoped he may BE


found. The pessons alluded to are all
men ofthel6st rsspectability and char
acter. The mystery in which the
Cornell transaction y involved, is only
heightened il possible, BY this tale.


INDIAN News.-Colonel Henry


Dodge, Of Dragons, with two comps-


nies Of Rangers Captains Backus and


Browne's> commenced his march to-
wards the rapids on Rock River last
Sunday, for the purpose Of dislodging
Maneater's band Of WinDebaeoes. Il
appears that this chief, after all that
bas been done and said on the subject,
is still lurking about the rapids with
his band amidst the thick forests and
swamps Of that country. The other|
Indians We are informed have crossed
the Wisconsin according to the sti1
Pulatlons Of the treaty last fall.


Col Dodge 10 ordered to demand
the mxrderers who escaped from the
prison At fort Wlnnebago last fall, and
now are thought to be skulking about
in Maneater's band. This demand
certainly will be made, and whenl
made, must, aud Of course will, bel
persisted in till they are given up
Whether any resistance viii be madel
or not, we expect to be able to inform
our readers in our next number.-l
0olemian.