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soIicit 1heir .s;ssiffts stiti influence. The

 result Of which was, that twenty-fouI gentlemen, and eleven ladies, all of the

 first responsibility in society, became

 members at the first meeting.

 The constitution being adopted, and

 the society organized, proceeded to the

 choice of the officers:

 Rev. ]. \. CORNWALL. " as rhn.en p.ss;- dent,

 Col H. BOSWELL, lst rice President, l Rev. GEO. GILL, I'd do. do. ] Col. Y. DICKINSON, Secretary.

 | .Hanage LEGeETT, JAMES TRIMpLE, JosEPH TAYLOR, AMBROSE, CRIs- l WELL, JAMES AIKESs, THOMAS S. TunLY.

 1he hdiaa DigGcuttles .seitled.-The I"Vincennes Qnd.) Gazette of the 9th of July. contains the following impor- tant information, which we hope will turn out to be true:--

 .sA passenger in the Western stage gives information, that treaty iad been made with the hostile Indians at Rock Island. No action had taken place they had abandoned their encampment and crossed the river. My informant says he descended the Mississippi with General Gaincs and four companies of

 regular troops. The militia of Illinois were on their way home."

 Interesting Seene.-A few days since, a young tradesman, a native of Ireland,

 but long resident of this city, in .,ass- ing along a wharf at which ship from one of the ports in Ireland was about

 to be made fast, stopped, as is usual with persons from foreign country, to observe whether any face which had been familiar to their eye i'll earlier years, might not present itself. In the

 hustle of attempting to get quickly or shore, one of the passengers fell into the dock and instantly sunk under the yes sel--witheut a moments hesitation the

 young man before alluded, who had re-

 mained to gratiiy his curiosity, plunged into the deep after the drowning man,

 t1 with considerable difficulty sacceed-

 ed in bringing nim safe on land. The deliveref very naturally felt anxious to

 see his prize restored to perfect life and

 with this view remained to tender his

 assistance, without going away to

 change or even dry his sapparel. A few 1 moments after some simple remedies 1 had been applied, the rescued man slowly opened his eyes and murmured

 '.God bless you, God bless you-it would be too soon to die far, far away from hoIT,e.' 'ii'fhe voice, and the ava ken:ng oountenance of the newly arrvi- ed young man, filled the other with an intensity of eagerness, visible to all around-he asked the place of birth,

 and name of his patient; both questions were soon answered satisfactorlyenough to prove that the rescued, and the res euer nere brothers, It is needless to

 attempt to relate the sequel,-- an iE,-

 stant they were interlocked in a close

 embrace, and thousand questions and

 congratulations were made OH each side, before one could he answered.- Finally the brothers retired am dst the I IejaculatioDs and the wonder Of a wha

 observed the singular seene.-.js. iorI

 Courier & Enquirer.