Price Two Cents.
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AN EXPEDITION AMONG THE INpIANs.-We learn
from gentleman who left Fort Leavenworth on
gress among body Of about Ave hundred dragoons
to march westward under the command OF Major Clten
TO make peace certain Indian tribes that have
been long time at war, to hold Councils with various
tribes along the route and to impress them with the
cessity preserving peace among each other Also by
the display Of considerable and well appointed force 10
them for any aggressons committed upon ciiizens
while in the Indian country An artist Is 10 accompany
ns @ We 20 also Sa the are


condition, and fully prepared to act with efficiency


Major Is one Of the abest officers OF the army and has
been in command at Fort L. for some time


The SURVIVORS OF THE SALADIN's Crew. Carr
and Galloway, the last OF the human beings who


left South America in the Saadn have had their trial for
piracy, and been again acquitted as they were the
charge Of murder The management Of the trial was
dence, and being time deberating came into
Court and said they could not agree They told the
Court that they equally divided half being OF
opinion that the prisoners acted under compuon the
pressure Of unavoidable circumstancesthe other half


that they went farther than the compulson of itself urged


them and therefore they were guilty The Court sent the
jury out again. and when they were gone conversation


the question whether the disagreement OF the jury should
not be regarded amounting to acqutta by consent


the jurors were then recalled and discharged new jury
empanneled the ispot to whom the Attorney Gen
era related the facts proved before the other jury and
NEW ary immsaatsy seouitsed the prisoners The


treasure and other vauabes saved from the wreck OF the
Saadn were shipped on board the mail steamer Tor Eng
| land which sailed on the 18th Of August.


The SEASON IN CANADA-The weather at q ue-
| bee continues as unfavorable as ever. warm


temperature succeeded the late north easery wind and
with the continued moisture, early cut wheat
which not condition to be housed, has sproned
more than inch in length, and taken root
where IT touched the ground Great quantities OF hay
which could not be made account OF the weather
still out and rendered nearly worthless No person
collects destructive Of the hopes and the


labor Of the farmer whose essential to the gen
eral welfare Quebec Gax,ue, ID inst