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0J-On Saturday, Nicolas Vincent, the Chief of
he Huron Tribe Of Indians settled at Louncue,


lied at his residence at Lake St. Charles He had attained
he advanced age Of TO- and much deseryedly ~
pected those whom he presided and his dscsase
deeply laSented by every member Of the setemsnt


The late Grand Chief Of the four who to
England in 1875. He receive from the hand Of his late
Majesty George Nv. a large silver gilt medal also
mailer medal from tho Lord Mayor OF London, csst to
commemorate the laying Of the ioundson stone Of the
present London Bridge.


The following remarks respecting the deceased, 10 from
he printed description appended TO the engraving from
lr Thieicke's picture Of the Presentation Of Indian
Chief.n


The Grand Chief Nicholas Vincent TIE scan-ks-hi
g. who plunges things in the watsr) was the
nephew OF tho late GRIND Chief 10 whose rank he sue
ceeded by the election Of Six Nations Of Indians who
alone grant that high disnction'- Quebec Mercwy
2din