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proposed by of the wings of Alabama to be sup
ported for next Governor. Colonel Nat Terry is the
Locofooo candidate opposed by Chancellor Martini OF
the same stamp.


tailor, it has been decided in a Boston Court of
Justice, is bound to ft" the garment may be thrown
upon his hands by his customer Most righteous judg-
ment.


The American Athengum in Paris has died for
the want ofsupport


Lieut. Col Whistler is expected to succeed the
late Col vose in the command Of the fourth regiment


The Hon Augustus Porter has declined being
the whig candidate for Governor of Michigan


There is to be a new market house built in Balti-
more Have they not enough!


Recorder vaux Of Philadelphia isseriously unwell
at Schooley's mountains.


Gsnseyoort Melville departs in the Great Western
on Thursday next


Gen Sam Houston has gone back to Texas, via


Dr. Dewey preached at Montreal on Sunday week


SUPREME CouRr-Jurx DEclsIoss-Judgmcnt
reversed, venre de nova, by Court below-Spear
VS.. Smith, Ladow and others Groom Tracy VS. Hall
ct al. Thomas and others. Gum, Dygert vs. Aston
Clark Marsglia Judgment for defend ants ON de-
murrer leave to amend on the usual tems-Thc People
vs. Hainer impleaded Same VS.. Everson impleaded,
Same Everson Faulkner, survivor &C. vs. The Della.
and Raritan Canal Company, Wake ct al, ads. Ho
den Delafeld ads Brown and others Loucks and kits
ads. Dillenback The People Warner Report Of Re-
ferees set aside costs to abide the eventBrown Hull
Thomas and others ads Morgan Motion to set aside Re-
port of Referee dened-Dutrck ct al ads. Dixon Best
ads. Chapman Report sent back to Referee to make
special report Of facts and Acknowledgment vs..
White. Papers defectve-and no judgment-Austn ads.
The People. Judgment for plaintiff, demurrer to 4h.
5th and 9th pleas and for defendants demurrer to ID
Greedy ct al Judgment for defendant on demurrer to
ID plea and for plaintiff demurrer to 4h 5th and 9th
usual terms-Mc Culloch ads. Frceland and others.
New trial denied and proceedings remitted to Rich
mond General Sessions with directions to proceed and
render Judgment Wandel impld ads The People New
trial denied and proceedings remitted to Albany Gene
raj Sessions with directions to proceed and render udg
NM adc Nha u6uup pont nff Tho
rior Court reversed and that of the Justice affirmed
Bennett vs. Lee. Judgment for Plaintiffs demurrer,
leave to amend on usual terms-Tryon ads. The Metho
dist Episcopal Church Of the village of Little Falls, Var
and others Wheeler ct al Burnside ads. Naples
Gale VS. Yorke Judgment afirmed-Moses ct al. rs.
Mead ct al Carter and Halsey Carter, Hart In
gerso, sandford ct al Knisken, Bennett ct al
Taylor Heath, Ellsworth VS.. McCarty and Barnes,
Runals Damn, Lewis Loomis. Proceedings affirm
Judges Of the Common Pleas Of Ulster. Conviction
versed-Curss vs. The People. Judgment for the Plain
to abide the event-Eckart and others ads Burckle How
ard VS.. Sexton Spooner ads The People, McNealet al
VS.. Brown. The Mayor &C. Of New York VS. stephen
Whitney. Gardener VS.. Heartt, Hoy ads Mead ct. al
pie, Ackert VS.. Perry, shaw Brockway ads Evans.
Mecaf ads. Elsey Olney ads. Close ct al adm'rs of
Heaton, Judgment Of the Common Peas reversed, and
that Of the Justices ahrmedGriswold ct al ads Gof,
Coleman vs. Haywood, Norcross vs. Tarpenny Ellis vs.
Wilson, Blair vs.. Lawyer New trial denied Cole ads
Rider Randall VS.. Sweet Van Antwerp ct al ads Drury
Colt and others Mikin and others Monteath ct al
ads The Bank of Rochester. The Mohawk and Hudson
Railroad Co ads John Brown Frosch ads Dollfus and
others. Waring ads. Waworth Goodrich impleaded sc.
ads. Cook, Bum ads. Chandler Stanton ads. Kinney.
Comstock's ads Shaw Garfield ads, Sherman Utica and
Schenectady Railroad Go. ads Van Horne, Graham
Waller Coonley ads. Cooney, Luce impld &c ads Jane.
Judgment for the People against Phillips and Rtterband
-Rerband and Phillips ads The People ex rel Henry
| J. Hart Judgment for the People on demurrer. The
People on the relation Goodwin VS.. The Mechanics
Institute OF the city of New York the People the
laton of Humbert VS.. the same.-Utica Gazette.


INDIAN DIrrIcuLrIEs-A TERRIFIC Pow Wow.
A murder recently committed at St. Peters,
upon Sioux Indian by two ChipPewas who also wound
ed another of the Sioux produced instantaneous and
thrilling excitement among the individuals Of the two
tribes. The body of the murdered Indian taken to
the fort, where a most terrific powwow held it
the friends of the deceased and the assembled tribe OF
of the fort, and party who visiting there. We
give the following description Of the scene, from an eye
/ witness


The mother Of the deceased with her blanket about
her ons and the upper part Of her body gashed with
fresh wounds, made by her own hands and the blood
gushing freely from them her knees at the head
of her bowling and talking to him in her own tongue
The father wife, and sister also bending over the
corpse and wailng most piteousy the rest Of the tribe
were ringing and twisting their bodies into all kinds of
shapes jumping and yelling piteously. Suddenly, the
father fine, benevolent looking Indian advanced to-
ward the commanding officers and said through the in
tepreter that the whites were called upon to avenge
must be spled-that the Sioux tied
that they could do nothing without their
wanted to cry. and he wait, Immediately
| turned to bowling again, as before


| AT this moment a very large and muscular Indian
rode violently up, stopped suddenly spoke most vehe
mently and with much gesture for few moments, then
lace yelling more terrifcaly than any Of the rest The
scene was kept up until sunset Meantime, Capt Bac-
chus sent detachment to the Falls where the Chippe
boats to the iort and directed council to be held be-
tween the chiefs of the different tribes under the pro-
lection OF the fort. At the appointed hour the warriors
met under guard of the soldiers from the garrison and
all seated upon the grousd the Sioux holding each
hrnfx 20 olta HE tkoc Roth
parties had been obliged to leave their behind them
though every had his knife. It was fearful to hear
them wettng their knives upon whetsones which they
carried, and looking savagely upon their enemies.


After they all seated the officers and inerpre-
ers took their stand in the centre, while party oc
cuped benches prepared for Immediately behind the
Chippewas. In short time the Sioux chief advanced
with his orator Bad Hale and the father of the deceased
Indian and burst forth in the most vehement manner,
tone and gesture until the perspiraon in streams
more. He replied to by the Chippewa chief, Hole
in the Day, in tones of slvery mildness the language
fed than that of the During the speech Of each
orator. the appreciation OF their tribe was evinced by


simultaneous ugh. The affair was finally siay settled BY
warriors hostages until the real murderers could be
found and arrested Two splendid looking fellows gave
themselves be shut up in prison, upon which the bel
/ lgerant parties peaceaby retired


INDIANS IN CANADA-lt appears ny the report on
the affairs of the Indians Canada, laid before the
Legislative Assembly, the goth Of March, ls45 that
some 600 Indians reside in the Provinces and that the
number is the increase. The policy OF the British
Government towards the red man has ever been mild
conciatoy and the fact that they increase in num-
bers Canada from the excess OF the brhs ever the
deaths as well by immigration from the United States
speaks favorably for the humane and fahery care OF
the British authorities There Is no driving the tribes
from their old hunting grounds the graves Of their
fathers the United States, and the Canadian In
dans still located at numerous points in both Pro-
vnces They enjoy their lands and the protection o. the
peace and the social condition OF the set
tied tribes is improving The sontrast with us is humi
liang The lords OF the soil have been harrass ed ana
hunted down until many tribes have become extinct.
and in our cupdity for more lands, we shall ere long
force the remnants OF once powerful nations now
gathered beyond the Mississippi, to remove s iar.ner
West at the point Of the bayonet. what sad eoolu
decay and death does the history OF the apoHgihes u
this country present ,, c.,a.;,. J.;