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THE CHERoKEEs-Since our last we have heard
of murders but the excitement increases rather
than dninishes and fear thar much more bloodshed
will take place unless prevented By the United states
authorities We have heard that the Cherokees have
threatened burn Evansville in Washington county, "a
soon the L. s. troops there shall leave It. 1t is
also reported that The party that have gone out 10 the
prarss be murdered. and their friends have sent


advise them of their danger Some forty OF
the Treaty party are fortified al Fort Wayne, awaiting
the action OF Government They say that persecuted
much longer they will be obliged to light Several OF the
citizens of Beaties Prairie have sent their
books TO gentlemen in this State for safe keeping.


a FIRE lately occurred Beates' Prarie. which de-
stroyed rails, corn &c. 10 the value OF 1000 dollars


Since the above was in type we learn that an express
has passed through city its way to Cen Arbucke
at Fort Smith from Capt Boone Evansville asking for
reuorcements 10 prevent the threatened destruction Of
Evansville by the Cherokees. The Ross men are
gathering in considerable numbers along tue line and
the Treaty party crossing into the state Tor secu'
rity. The Ross party, it is said, have avowed openly
their determination 10 burn the town of Evansville.


We hope. for the- sake, that they Will not dare
10 execute their threat II will undoubtedly cause the
citizens 10 take immediate and summary revenge and
should disturbance ensue. between the Cherokees and
the whites ii is impossible say where It VIII end II
behooves the Cherokee authorities stop the present
proceedings, they evidently tend 10 rupture which
they cannot but regret We hope for quiet settlement
the present difficulties but fear that much more blood
will dow We think /, advisable for the Governor TO
order the militia 10 be held in readiness for any emer
sency Van Buren (Ark.) Intel Nov. %.


SAC AND Fox IyDIASs-The Western Mo-
Expostor of the 6h says that 500 OF the Sac and Fox
tribe Of Indians passed through independence, Jew
days previous their way the land assigned them
by the General Government They Travelled on cheer
fully. Notwithstanding the mercury in the thermometer
stood degrees below 1t was reported that they
had the bodies OF two three children with them VINO
had been frozen death which they were taxing TO the
locations. The EXpostor makes charges OF gross
partially and fraud against Maj Beach, the Agent el
pointed by Maj Harvey, TO OPEN al that pace the pro
posals for furnishing supplies ol provisions &c lot the
OF the Indians These charges should soe inVesti
gated.


MAGNETIC TELrGRAPH-ln addition 10 tie main
train Of teegraphc communication between Albany and
Buffalo which is now in rapid progress OF complexion
measures been taken for branch from Auburn to
ithaca. and from Syracuse 70 oswego. under ciFcum
stances which promise equally successful results


The Journal of Commerce gives the following extract
of letter from d. l. Fleischman Esq. OF the Patent
Office. now in Vienna 10 gentleman N tnls cary uncer
date Vienna Oct. lSi5, who speaks taus oil morse
Telegraph


There is no doub, tina, Morscs Telegraph IS the best
OF that description have yer seem out one dicu'y OF
introducing it is this circumstance Every scientnc man
nvenis something Ike Il and wiihcu; hsvng toe pact
cal experience and practical arrangements which MAKE
Morses SO preferable they VIII experiment ior ie"


miles only and they ind il operate ou when lney come
put up great distance, they then discover tnat
their experience Is sufficient ana they mus; ultimate
fall back Morse's plan.


new in selecting out OF many paps OF Telesrapns oeF
ei Tor their consideration Tor their railroads nave
orersd Morses and have proposed experiments shal



minds.


A communication receiTed at the Depart
Of Stat from the United States coasu az ia'snzas
that BY su order from the government az rs
published the ultimo, tie duties heretofore
levied but RENTED for season on sccouh. OF
the products the island OF one dollar and my cents
per registered tonnage on al vessels loaded Win nloas
will be again exsced and alter the nTst Gay Oh
March Hext."


FATAL AND DISTRESSING AccIDENT-Aiss Scnay-
ler Joans lady OF abou, II, niece OF Gen stephen
Van Rensselaer, panied 10 snate- came 70 asF
death yesterday afternoon IN a sudden ana soocAlns
manner She had lust left the Manor House in company
with osuehter of Geo V R IN his seign, wElch had
scarcely passed the bridge this side, when II was
against by pair of runaway horses, attached 10
loaded farmers sleigh that had broken loose
from the below and were iurlocsy courshs up
the street. The pole OF the .legh 1t supposed struck
Miss Schuyler sitting on the back seat IN the side CRUSH
Ing several ribs and causing sno>t instant cesih She
conveyed Immediately back 10 the Manor house,
and medical attendance procured but she ceased TO
breathe in aboa, az hour after the accident Miss y r.
who was sitting By ner side, al the time was IN no way
injured. Al5. Argus. yesterday.


FrRE-The Drv-House connected with one OF
the Cayvle Woolen Mills IN the Town OF Psris IN TINS
County was wh is contents totally destroyed BY ire
on tne morning Of the 2oth inst about IL ciocA Inc
Dye-Eouse, Factory and other oui-bcicnss were al
saved IA ge quantity OF cloths and wool was ourns
Loss not sscertsined. lunca Gazette


q 4 fire broke out in the Dry House OF the
Wool Growers Manufacturing Company Little Falls, on
Friday afternoon With the uss OF their powerful engine
attached 10 the water Wheel tss building was inmsdi-
a,sly acedsd and shs Ere suppressed Ds5sss s5la


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