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worth, by two Indians, who had accompanied him thence to another tribe, for the purpose ofnegotiating treaty ot peace. He accom- plished his object, and the two Indians re- turning without him, stated that he remained behind because he did not wish to travel so fast as they did. Papers and other articles were afterwards found, which left no doubt that he had been murdered. The tribe con- tinue to be friendly, and this was the act of these individuals from personal motives Mrs. s. died before she reached the mission ary ground.-BOStOn Gazette.

 Kentucky Elections.-The Baltimore Chron- icle says, that the contest for Congress in Kentucky is confined to three districts, last represented by Van Burenites. In the nine districts represented by Wings, the friends of the administration have deserted the field, scarcely making a show of opposition. In the other district, last represented by Hawes, ~. B. the track is yielded to MT. Rumsey, a staunch whig, who walks over unopposed. Our friends are pretty confident of carrying another of the V. B. districts, which was rep resented by MT. French, and the appearances indicate that the Wings will be successful in the others also. Thus giving to Kentucky an undivided Whig delegation.