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1t appears. by letters from the west, that Black Hawk has not been well received, by his nation on bis return. He is charged with having made concessions tO the President which cpmpromit the interests and dignity of the red people. Black Hawk denies an this. and we believe with much truth. He is, nev- ertheless. deposed by the nation as head chief, and KeokOek is placed over him. The old man and his friends were angry at such treat ment, and refused to join-a dance, Ssc.

 Siace InsurrectioE in Cwba.-The Captain of the schr. Brilliant, arrived yesterday from Matanzas, whence she sailed on the 18th uh. reports that as he was on the eve of sailing, he was informed that an express had just arrived from Havana with intelligence that an exten- sive insurrection had broken out among the slaves at that place, and that between 400 and 450 blacks had been taken and shot. f

 W. r. Daily AGreriiser ' . The influx of strangers into this city with. in the last few days has been astnnishingly great; tt seems that the cold that we had re. gently has induced all the fashionahles to turn their faces towards home, and the return of an active busy season, has caused crowd of merchants te repair to our city all at once.- Steam Boats from the North, South and East. arrive crowded almost to suff0cation. The hotels which were quite thi6 week ago, are running over. Same nf the principal houses have turned away from Rfty to hundred a day. On one day this week a gentleman was unable to get into any of the hotels in Broad. way, and at one house twenty-llve persons slept in a single. .rOOm.-Ib.