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artess fearless, and live in the constant exercise
OF ntor-! :.l Christian virtues, though they Know
it not.-Thcy have wildness IN their gestures
and rolling Of their eyes, peculiar to them, SO
c,y "a have seen. The Arlcaras are fine look
;nr men. Wesaw where many OF them fell, and
where they were buried.+ walked over the
famous battle-ground, and who ever walked over
one without feeling inspired, or at least pre-
tending so to be! will be in iashioh.


the wild rose and daisy now grow on the SOD
Where oft times these wild men have teariessiy


trod;


The green grass and pralre pear,


Start up and flourish there,


Ani point out the place OF the saiaBes sieeP


spirit of the west,


Awake From your rest,


And over the tombs the brave come and weep.


ii cotui,ia htfe, we saw immense herds OF baf, ).
f,lo for two days VIC were not out OF si6ht oi
.heai. In one dsv wc killed buffalo, elk, swan,
gecse, ducks, white wolves, nares, and saw tracks
of the gri.ly hear. We have four young buf
falocs five Young grisley bears, foxes, lynxes,
prii.ie DOGS, eagles, magpies, HAWKS and Owls,
tame, or tanning, in the feet.-Wc have re-
view tomorrow, before the Mandans, Gros-s en-
tres and Crows. Tomorrow night shall ilre
abouta dozen howitzers. and put up thirty rock
cts One boat is to be left here, until our return
from above the Yellow Stone. Some parts OF
this country are beautiful in the extreme.


The Indians, on our first appearance, are con.
si,,crahiv shy, but soon become troublesome.
We spent the ith OF July Al the Little Missouri,
or the Teton liycs.


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.in tic aattle between the U. S. troops under
/ 4 nl,t,el / .ayrIyypi,th Iii th.lT


! In Psforae--Captain Mauby recently arrived
at Paris, has brought report, supported by
presnmptivc' c;il,ence, that the spot where the
in,rpid Ia perousc Perishcd forty years ago,
with his brave crew, Is now asccrtalned. An
English whaler discovered long and low island
surrounded rs innumerabic breakers, situate
| between Mes Caledonia and New Guinea, at
nearly an cq,al distance from each of thescis-
\ lands. The inhabitants came on board the whal-
er, and one OF th- C...eis had a cross ofSt. Louis
4 Ranging as nj orna GsEt from ono OF his ears.
Others ot,the natives Had swords, on which the
word fI'ars" was engraved, and sonclwcre ob-
seryctl to lave medals Of Louis the Sixteenth.
When they were asked how they got these
things, ono Of the Chiefs, aged about fifty, said,
that when he WAS Young, a large ship was
wrecked in n violent gale, on coral reef, and
that all on board persisted, and that the sea cast
some boxes on shore, which contained the cross
of St. Louis anil other things During hiG voy-
age round the world Captain Matby had seen
scve raj medals OF the same kind which La Pc.
rouse had distributed among the natives of Ca
!itoinia; and rs Ia Perose, on his departure from
Botany Bav intimatcd that lie intended to steer
from the no,'crn part OF New Holland, and tc
explore that great Archipelago, there is great
reason to fear, that the danger, already mention
. II - 49,.
and his gallant crew The cross Of St. Louis is
nov on It's way to Europe, and will be delivered
10 Captain Mlnby.-PariS puper.


4 NeW 1orS P9Lce.--0nc of the noble co,nInan
dcrs Of fine looking merchantmen, having in
'liiced III copious iibaans ut the saloon OF tht
Theatre, having his head filed with visions an,


b;u,ties, and his corporation with punch, salliet


forth to make violent love to the first woman h


met with, and according to his own declaration


a trim little pilot boat hove in sight, and tool


him in tow The lady, It seems, was hospitabl
Iinclined towards the sea captain, and cair'ct


him TO her house, and brought him to the secon,


story, neglcctng to tell him, at the same time


that she had such thing as husband and
moreover this husband was Gicch, and followe
the profession Of fdlling at fashionable paitie,
The captain unfortunately grapped with tn
black husband, who had returned carly and III
especially, FROM concert, and fleece fight en-
s.ged; the black c0ntenling for his honour, an
The captain for his life. In this vard-amn an
tyaid-arm contest, they both rolled down stairs
i, cut, wounded, and bloody. The sllricks an
| noise brought tho waichmen, who carried of th
whole party to Roundabout excepting the lady
, who was brought Up, and all gave bail to appea


at court. The captain lost his watch and som


money in the rcAcon,rc.- .No0h's .l3r.



. .4sicl ma@'a ,4ptfrtitc.-Thc Annapolis
Md. Gaae;tc, says a man not a hundred mile
I from that city, complaining of indispositio


and want Of appetite, requested his wife t
make tew apple dumplngs, as he fancic
he could eat a few of them. She according
Is made eighteen. He eat seventeen and
nalf wheH sticking his fork into the las
. half, his little daughter, who had bet


watching With glistening eyes and water
. mouth her father at this iuncture solicited
, pcce--wlien patting her Oh the cheek, h
r replied, go away, my dear. rapa's sick
G and finished the last half. TDear bless Il
. but he must have loved them.


= PATHETIC NARRATINE.-The re
: markably line bells Of Limerick Cathedri
. were originally brought from italy; they ha


been manufactured bv Young native (whos


name tradition has not preserved and fiji
i ished after the toll of many yeas S; and |,


priaed himself upon his work-'rhev wei
subsequently purchased by the prior of