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at Columbus, lest the Indians driven to des- peratiUn by their sufferings should commit de- predatiOns on our delenCeless citizens.

 Pioneer St1ges.-We are happy to learn that preparations for putting this line in Oper- alton are in such state of forwardness, that all West of Utica will be ready for running probably by the 18th, which is only fourteen days later than the time first named. A car go of coaches for this line, was received this week, by the Sabbath keeping line of boats, and we hope in due season to see them in motion and patronised by the friends of relig- ion and good order throughout the country. Let it he seen whether there is religion and patriotism enough to aid and support those whose only object in getting up this line, ist prevent the gross and habitual violation of the Sabbath; an institution which the old line pro- prietors declare is one of the best that Infin- ite Wisdom ever gave to men.

 SToRMs.-BaItimore was visited by vio- lent storm on the evening of Wednesday last. The peals of thunder were tremendous, and for several hours incessent flashes oflghtning illuminated the heavens, while the rain pour ed down in torrents. The lightning struck at least twenty different points, but did not cause any material injury. Other sections of the state have suffered severely from storms of wind, accompanied by hail-fences, wheat fields, stock, &c. have been involved in one common ruin--a single individual estimates his loss at $1O,O0O.-Niles.