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yesterday. permission from the War sDepaft-
ment TO make his residence during the sum
mer months, either al Lexington or three oQfr
specified places in Kentucky, or at Cinennail.
or other places mentioned IN the Sta.e@of
OHIO; and during the winter, either at Baton
Rouge or this city, with directions 10 report
once month TO The Department. lie Is also
Informed that should he wish to visit any
other part of the United States, any applica-
tion from him will be fovorably considered.


TERRIBLE News FROM THE INDIAN CoUN-
TRY.-The steamer Tributary arrived at 81.
Louis on the 9th inst She took on board, al
Fort Leavenworlh, the cargoes of eight Mack
nav boats, in charge of T. ID. Papln, lIsq.,
belonging TO p Choutau, Jr. & 20. They
were laden with | 100 packs OF buffalo robes.
10 packs Of beaver, and Of bear and wolf
skins, and accompanied by SO mon, from Fort
John, at the junction of Larimie and Big
Platte rivers


A gentleman accompanying the fur boats
Informs Us that about ten days ago, while the
Pawnees Of Grand Pawnee village were abb
sent on buffalo hunt war party OF Sioux,
numbering seven hundred, made descent up
on the village and destroyed il, cutdown their
corn and drove the women and missionaries
10 the bluffs. No Pawnees were killed In this
loray. The village destroyed is situate about
one hundred miles from The mouth, on the
main branch Of the Platte. - .n.,5b, .-t





NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNING.-
small boy named Busick, son OF Mr. Busick
of this city, who went on an excursion in the
steamer Mary Washington yesterday,rvery
narrowly escaped drowning. Whentthe boat
was about lesving the wharf at Cambridge,
Md, whittier she had gone, in attempting TO
get on board he fell into the wafer, and would
doubtless have sunk TO rise no more with life,
had it not been for the noble conduct Of Mr..
John Bradshaw, of the Steamboat Hotel in
Cambridge, who Immediately plunged ino the
water and rescued him.--BaA. Bat. g,1 s45v,
A BANK ON FIaE.-The County Bank Of m.