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The Narragansett Indians held one of their re-


gious meetings at their meeting hoase 10 Charles.
town, Massachusetts, which, as usual at this time
Of the year, was very fully attended. Many In
dians from Long Island were there, and great
numbers Of the white people were present. One
Of the preachers was from Long Island, and an
other from Newport.


The committee of the General Assembly met
the tribe at the place for an interview on the
subject Of immigration to Green Bay.


Their land here, it said, was poor and ex.
hausted the land at Green Bay, where their
brethren were, was Of the most exubefant ferti-
Ilty. The committee-had no doubt the assembly, v
would aid such as wished to emigrate, but they
did not wish to urge any to 60 unless they were
convinced it was for their interest and if they
chose to remain, the General Assembly would con
tinue to protect them as heretofore. They con-
cluded not to emigrate.-Boston paper.


Who can read withou. deep feeling the follow
ing paragraph touching the early fortunes of Mr..
Albert Pike, one of those sons Of genius destined
to render our land iHustrious in song 1t is from
ono OF the letters of Mr.. Willis 10 the National
.IntelIigencer. D..


Albert Pike, the author of the e" Hymns to the
Gods" SO much lauded in Biackwood about two
years ago, is nov staying at the Astor. Mr.. Pike
resides at Little Rock, IL Arkansas, and is one OF
the. first lawyers and most rssperssd AND. .pfuen.
,iat men Of the West. II, wll.not dafssid him to
say that twelve years ago he parted rom me in
Boston, (after contributing those same noble
hymns gra,uitousy to periodical then edited, J
bound to to the west to seek his fortune, with sin
teen dollars only in his pocket, and not frienI
West Of the Hudson. shook hands with him
then with some feeling, for loved the man but
knew his genius. and predicted to him the sue
cess that awaited him. trust he will give a
chance 10 niche him among the classics, by col
iecting his poems in volume. He is still quite
a young man.