INDIAN SUMMER.
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The New Fork Gazette says, that bis term, as now used, exees sensations and emotions very different from those originally caused by the phrase in the breasts of our leretahers The following IS the deriya ton of th,s term according to he Gazette.

 C Soon afer the first settlement Of New England by the whites il IS well known that ihe hardy pilrrms were constantly harassed by the natives, as to be compelled to attend to ther daily occupations with by their sides, within their reaeh and during the protracted wars with the celebrated King Phillip, of Mount Hope, the only perlods of 5s curty and fepose were in the depth of winter, when the severity of the weather compelled their active foes retire their strong holds in the forests N. were the settlers entirely free from apprehension on ;hess occasions, for they that the recurrence of three or four warm days would brng their savage ene- mics upon them, wlth attempt to surprise and cut them of in the midst of their ancied security The ap- pearance of mild weather in mid winter, therefore calculated 10 inspire ancestors with any thing but pleasnsable sensations. Many the scenes of blood- shed and horror which these otherwise delightful iner regnums of the intense severity of winter have occa- soned therefore caiied i1v tie hartassed snd care settlers siadiaa SaameYs.io

 