Democratic Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 2

AYNB OICIAL CANVA8S on his larboard 1 ft ELECTION RETURNS 4fc 199 144 IftSE Whig 142 congressional i A To survey the land at their expense and' company the court Lmjmarira thorAnn rance companies are returns payment to be made in money or i There arrived at Cleveland by way of the the option of the tribe provided that I canal during the month of October IB Democratic 54 15142 2 I I' 1 OBITUARY as dearly esteemed as shew deeply Benevolence wre the active prinaigto of 10 vessel on fire bearing ENE distance about 9 a tj i HMM! it Mason Trowbridga er 202 142 5M 34 34 34 34 34 341 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 in in in no 113 in 9t Trowbridge Mason Ellis Lexington Port Huron Clyde St Clair China Cottrelville Clay Ive sl id at Mason 20 11 2y' 33 60 11 Whig 110 143 20 'Democratic maj 15 70 80 27 10 38 67 47 Woodbridge Kercheval Gregory Davis Williams Bradshaw Bacon Mundy Biddle 1 24 26 16 43 objects £1600 per annum i or the support of a teacher and the inciden Yiuy imEnML HUS Pulaski i ir rruvr Crittenden Mississippi Phillips Jifferson Arkansas Hempstead Monroe Lafayette Hot Spring Washington Madison Scott Johnson Pope Conway Carrol Saline Pike and Clark Lawrence Randolph St rancis Marion Van Buren Izard 60 J4O 43 39 84 4 80 34 47 13 2 532 TV i A 4T sutu or caNMnavUs rom the Globe INDIAN TREATIES The following are abstracts of the Indian treaties referred to in our paper of Monday as: having been signed at the Council held on Sa turday last Substance of the treaty between the United States and the confederated tribes of the Sacs and oxes of the Mississippi by their chiefs and de legates The Sacs and oxes cede 1250000 acres of their land lying west and adjoining the tract conveyed to them by the United States in 1832 The points of termmation to be the northern and southern points of said tract as fixed by the survey made by the United States A line is to be drawn between them so as to intersect a line extended westwardiv from the angle nearly opposite Rock Island It is estimated that the line will be about twenty five miles The Sacs and oxes cede all right or interest in the land ceded by them in July 1830 which might be claimed by them under the phraseolo gy of the first article of said treaty The Uni ted States agree to he following stipulations i light continued to see vessel on fire until sun down but at that time saw no appearance of the schooner bearing of the fire from the William at sundown about which was also the bear a IK Whig maj 55 We have no additional returns from any par ticular towns to add to the above account which we gave yesterday We have however recei ved statements from various sources all of which concur in giving us a majority upon the whole ticket for Governor and Members of the Legis lature One letter received last night from a gentleman in Ypsilanti who had been to Ann Arbor for the news says that from the most care ful comparison of the returns Washtenaw alone had not given over five majority either way and that the fate of the Legislative ticket would de pend upon Livingston county Another letter from Saline of the same date from one who would not exaggerate says Democracy is tri umphant in this county The best calculations give fifty seven democratic Wheth er this includes Livingston or not is not intima ted in the letter Two towns in Livingston give sixty three democratic majority St Clair County The following are the reported majorities in seven of the nine towns in St Clair county which were given us by gen tlemen who came down in the boat last even ing maj 11 26 ceived the folowing returns Ana Arbor Dexter lima Lodi Northfield Bridgewater Manchester Ypsilanti Webster Yorkf Superior Scio Saline Pitt GocerMr Stevens Mason Charles CTruwbridge Edward EUn' 4 Lieutenant Gmstmt Edward MundyJ Daniel Bacon John Biddle Senators Beniamin Kercheval Jonathan Davis William Woodbridge William 8 Gregory John iliums Eli Bradshaw Representatives Charles Moran Thomas Chase Alexander Buel Lewis BeauHiit Henry Hubbard Horace A Noyes i Titus Dort Erastus Priest Levi Cook Theodore Williams Jacob Howard Wilf am Markham Lowell Goodman Joshua Howard Arte mas Hosmer John Near Cullen Brown Jedediah Hunt William Chittenden Dennison Rose David Cable Samuel KimbaM Peter Godfrey Died in thia city on Sunday evenmg wtt instant Anne Jane the wife of Janet LbiWW Esq A distant but a deaf MendtfMP much is there to afflict us in her death yrthSW much to console us the bright example of lite rtw I tel 67 47 66 67 I 12763 IM IM 63 127 63 IM 64 W7 63 IM 127 63 3M warefcidod and hh legs crossed which is sup tbe position in which he stood when SaiMildhig element deprived him of life Mr DaywasWOwnofiT the boat' on to the sEp of tltwwni yw wriw on 2125HO 800306 196741 97W 7 terpreter for hia services The balance of said sum £157400 to be in vested for the benefit of the Indians by the Uni ted States and guarantying to pay an annual income of not taw than ft per cent thereon The interest guaranteed to be applied as fol lows or the support of establishment £1000 per annum te Washtetjaw Our accounts from Washtenaw (to which Livingston is attached) leave little room to doubt that the Democratic ticket has succeeded by a small majority 4 Since the foregoing was in type we re Trowbridge to raise the weight from the though he was generally very car iMnfrtWA The Delaware was owned by Cooper Eeq the president of the State Bank at Cam place lanu marKS tnereon To pay the just debts of the confederated tribes to the amount of £100000 To deliver them goods at cost suited to their wants to the amount of £28500 To expend in erecting two grist mills and for the support of two tnulers 5 years $10000 To expend in building and fencing and for other beneficial objects $14000 To supply with provisions to the amount of $5000 a year for two years To expend on laborers and on other objects connected wG nidiny them in agriculture ror five years or the purchase of horses and presents to be delivered at St Louis $4500 To invest $200000 in safe state stocks and to guaranty the Indians an annual income of 5 per cent payment to be made in money or i irnnnu at 1 the President may with their consent apply a portion thereof to education and other purpo ses calculated to improve them The two and esta blishments to which the Sacs and oxes are en titled under former treaties shall be removed to and be supported in the country retained by them The Sacs and oxes to remove from the ce ded tract in eight months from the ratification of the treaty Keokuck to remain in possession of his village for two years after the ratification thereof The expenses of thio negotiation and of the chiefs and delegates to and from Washington city to be paid by the United States Substance of the treaty between the United States and the Yanckton tribe of Sioux Indians fy their chiefs and delegates The Yankton tribe cede all their right and interest in the land ceded by the treaty conclu ded with them and the other tribes in July 1830 The United States agree to pay the Indians for the land $4000 $1500 to be expended in the purchase of horses and presents on their arrival at St Louis $2000 in goods at the expense of the United States at the time their annuities are delivered next year 1 $500 to defray the expenses of removing the Agency building and shop from their present site Substance of the treaty tf the United Stated and the Sacs and oxes of the Missouri The Missouri Sacs and ox Indians cede all their right or interest in the country between the Missouri and Mississippi rivers and the boundary line between the Sacs and ox and Sioux Indians described in the treaty made with these and other tribes in 1835 I The Indians cede all their right to locate for hunting and otherpurposes in the laiid ceded in the treatyof 188Kk They cede all claim or interest under the treaties of 1804 1824 July 1830 and Septem ber 1830 for the satisfaction of which no ap propriations have been made The United States agree to pay the Sacs and oxes'of the Missouri $160000 Of this $2JXX) to be Mid in merchandise to be delivered when the President may judge it best for them 1278i II "I JVowrtAerl 1887 In conformity to the 18th section of the act' of October 121887 authorise the issuing td Treasury it is hereby published that the whole amount issuod during the last month has been $58728 i £eeytlyTMfflytej Niw JnwxT LttiisiATUBXThe Lqrish ture uet aRpmd onTueofeiy In Coun cil HotL ASdrewPaiKM WMChoeen Speaker In tferAi'M table shows the aggregate number of votes re ceived by the respective candidates in this county at the late election aS canvassed by the county board yesterday The vote of Ham tramck (124 given to Mr Noyes was setamde by the board of canvassers for a clerical erroir in the returns The whole number of votes actu ally polled for Mr is consequently 2015 be ing the highest number given to any of the de mocratic candidates for the House of Represen tatives The result therefore it will be seen in regard to the ticket for members of the legisla ture is the election of Woodbridge (whig) and Kercheval (dem) to the Senate Messrs Cook Williams Howard Good man and Howard (whig) and Chas Moran (dem) for representatives' 5 The election for the remaining two members will lie between Messrs Noyes Beaufait and Buel (dem) If Mr Noyes contests his seat and succeeds as he no doubt would there will according to our pre sent impression be no election for the eighth mem ber as there is a tie between Messrs Beaufait and Buel the next highest candidates If Mr Noyes should not claim the seat to which he is entitled then Messrs Beaufait and Buel will both be successful candidates Governor 2066 plurality 68 1998 31 Lieut Governor 2022 plurality 27 1995 85 Senators elected 2019 1993 1992 51 24 Representatives 2039 elected 2037 2031 2025 2024 2010 2009 2009 2006 2002 2001 1993 1956 1949 1942 1891 61 33 39 34 43 31 34 5 Hi 653 197 65 Democratic majority 108 The same towns in August gave nr majority Washtenaw A friend at Ypsilan ti under date of the 9th at noon writes us that he with some twenty more from that town had just returned from Ann Arbor from the celebra tion of the democratic victory in that county representative tisket (says the writer) is safe by some 25 to 50 in the district We have elected five out the eight (including one senator in this county) exclusive of Livingston The Senator is rather doubtful St Clair Counts The official result of this county gives Mason 71 majority Mundy 14 and Wadhams democratic Rep 49 Berrien County We have returns from but two towns in this county as follows Niles Bertrand Under date of the 8th one friend from Niles writes that majority in the county will be 100 'Another writes that there will be a democratic majority in the county Oakland county The Pontiac Balance of of yesterday gives the official result of the elec tion in Oakland county majority over Trowbride is 42 over Bacon 69 and the average majority of the assembly ticket 175 The whole six members of the legisla ture are elected independent of the vote of Liv ingston county An Alarming and Exciting Incident A most alarming incident occurred in our city yesterday morning A regiment of volunteers under the command of Gen Patterson had just irone through their evolutions formed in line and with colors streaming and music playing were marching up Chesnut street when two af frighted horses attached to a barouche came galloping down the street at the top of their speed A vast crowd had collected in the imme diate vicinity several thousand persons we should say in addition to the regiment The appearance of the horses was almost instantane ous and although every effort was made to turn them from their course they still gallopped on directly down the middle of tho street The panic and confusion of the scene may be better imagined than described Gen Patterson saw the danger and quick as thought gave an order with the object of evading it Maj com pany and one or two others succeeded in filing off and thus leaving room for the furious beasts The great mass of the regiment however found this impossible and were compelled to rush pele mete against each a universal shriek of alarm and warning rising up from the vast mul titude in the meanwhile The scene for an in stant was fearful indeed and all the spectators who hail time to think at all supposed that more than one life must have been lost Providenti ally however no one was seriously injured and a burst of astonishment and congratulaion broke from the assembled thousands Thetvo lunteers itnm ediately reorganized while the hor ses galloped on exciting terror and consterna tion tor eight or ten squares further A blind man was knocked down and somewhat bruized but this we believe was all? A more provi dential escape or a more exciting and alarming scene we never witnessed It seem almost a miracle that such a large body of men ach car rying a musket could nave been rushed upon ao unexpectedly by two mad bones and a chariot attached to without the loss of a single Philadelphia Intelligencer: Iav68Tn Physiol0giiita and phyriciahs have demonstrated that lamjiter in proper quan tites improves digestion facilitates circulation and regulates the functions of various visceral In this way it promotes health cheerfulness and benevolence and all the kind ly feelings of the heart In itself a pleasure it adds to that of others by sympathy ud drives RwaytbewrintiMof care and the sullen frown Cook Howard Williams Goodman Howard Moran Buel Beaufait Near Hubbard Dort Chase Markham Priest Hosmer Noyes Brown Hunt Chittenden Rose Cable Kimball Godfrey A Noyes Branch County A correspondent writing from this county on the 7th says Our election in this county is just over and as far as we have ascertained Mason and Mun dy will have three hundred majority our sena tor will have about the same and our represen tatives will be elected by a handsome majority Although we are confident of a decided ma jority in this county we consider the ahnve es timate of the result far too high Coldwater alone gave Mas on 104 majority Kalamazoo An intelligent cor respondent writing from Kalamazoo village af ter the close of the polls the first day assures us that the democratic candidates were ahead and that the town would give a bare democratic majority Wells received 51 majority in this town in August Lenawee We have no detailed re turns from this county rom the statements however which we have received from authen tic sources there can be no doubt that Lenawee will give a larger majority for Mason now than it gave for Crary in August I II 4 Jackson County The whig 'majority for Governor in this county is about 70 The whig candidate for the Legislature is elected by a di minished majority rom yesterday's paper with additions by tbe last mails Oakland County We have reported re turns from this county as follows They were handed us by a gentleman who may be relied on and who assures us that the democratic ma jority in the county will be at least 150 7 Democratic Whi i rom the develand Adverrtw'r ROMANCE IN REAL LIE Truth is stranger than An inci swtbas lately come to our knowledge in this ty which goes to verify the correctness of hi remark Some days since a gentleman ar rived Cleveland in pursuit of a fugitive debtor and having here learned the rimaway could probably be found in Detroit went in pursuit to that place He there discovered the 'i'" object of his search and with him a very beau and interesting younr female who was li vingwith him as his wife Knowing that he'st had a wife residing at the east our friend was somewhat surprised at this new accession to the 1 ftomestic circle of the fugitive' and still more so when she assured him in a manner too sincere add innocent to leave room for a doubt that she had been legally married to the person with whom she was found Not troubling hitnseR however at the time with aav inquiry into the matter the creditor arrested his debtor and brought him to this city where he was lodged in jaiL Hither the lady followed him and here the circumstances were disclosed winch have doomed a pure young creature to a broken heart and will probably terminate in her early death or a life more horrible than the grave She was an orphan and it is said inherited a large fortune which was under the care of an uncle her guardian Delicately' bred and ig 1 norant of the world it is no great cause of 'won der that het feelings were strongly tinctured with romance She was young too only six teen and in addition to extraordinary beauty possessed of every accomplishment of intellect and education The villain who deluded her was introduced to her relatives as a gentleman of standing and respectability and by his per sonal graces and consummate tact was well cal culated to win the affections of an inexperien ced and unsuspecting bosom Unable to accom plish his object by any other means he proposed marriage and contrary to the remonstrances of her uncle and friends she listened to his en treaties and finally eloped with the fascinating stranger to whom she was married in Detroit It was not until her arrival in this city that she dis covered the fatal secret of her former marriage The person who gave her the infor mation states that he never witnessed a more heart rending scene The conviction that she had been duped by him upon whom she had pla ced her richest affections with whom but a moment before she had expressed a wil lingness to die in prison together with the thought she was not his wife produced an alter nate struggle between pride and love such as can be only understood by those who have learned its horrors by experience Nature ever kind to her tenderest flowers left Miss Jong insensible to her fate Another and per haps little less bitter affliction was in reserve 4 The unprincipled villaiu had circulated far and wide a report that they had never been married and that she was only one of the many whose love he had won without the ceremony of legal union This story too reached her ears and tbe conviction of its truth gave another and deeper pang to her wounded spirit i or him she had given up all the home of her fathers the associates of her childhood the friends she loved and how had the wealth of her heart been repaid He for whom all had been sacrificed determined on a still further sa crifice of her only remaining treasure her Sood name and by a pitiful and malicious false ood endeavored to complete the ruin his arts and wickedness had devised In the mean time the author of her sorrow and disgrace having procured his liberation from prison has gone we know not whither and es te caped for a while the consequences of his of fence But though the law tardy and utterly impotent as it is in matters of this kind may be ineffectual to inflict upon such a being the pun ishment his crimes demanded there is an avenger in his own conscience if there is one spark of humanity yet left which sooner or latermust award him a retribution more fearful than any human tribunal can dispense Miss contrary to the orders of her physi cian who considered her removal in the present state of her health hazardous has returned to her home in Canada Poor girl If sympathy can heal the wounds of the spirit no honest heart will refuse her the balm of its pity andcompassion rom the Jour of Commerce THE ROCHESTER MURDER CONESSED i Rochester Oet26 1837 Gentlemen I wrote you on the 24th inst in haste giving you some particulars of the "murder of Lyman and of the arrest of three individuals whose names are Octavius Barron Peter Phil well and Thomas Bennett Our po lice and others connected with them have been indefatigable in their endeavors to ferret out the whole matter Tuesday and ednesday were spent in examining the prisoners with but little effect until last evening You will recollect I stated in my other communication that three individuals were arrested at the depot of the Tonawanda1 railroad It appears that while search was being made for them and their trunks that Barron jumped out of the car he was in and ran about one hundred rods to the second depot and from where the train is taken west by the engines He was so far a'ead of the officer in pursuit that when he arrived at the second depot he was out of sight He went in to a large pile of wood where he secreted $400 which was found last evening and recognized as part of the money received by Lyman on the 23a qlt The money was wrapped up in a white linen handkerchief which was found to 'belong to Barron This morning at an early hour Barron finding himself so closely pursued by tbe testimony and no doubt the work ings of a guilty conscience that he confessed the whole matter He states that Philwell shot Lyman and that be took the money Here we hare another proof that murder will out The have had another good effect and have caused the arrest of others and for other offences and have put our police and offi cere justice on tbe track and resort of other dene of infamous characters rom the well known efficiency of many who have the charge of affairs Of this kind it is fair to conclude that We have not finished up this business yet One fact more I would mention relating to the wife and her sufferings She states that he Wu in the habit of returning to the house at an early hour in the evening that is about 9 when the hour ui his return had arrivec and passed by she became uneasy and had the revolntion repeatedly formed of going for some of neurhbors to look for her husband butdii Ml Hour stole upon nourtewnui uw uuig aboon daylight appeared or very soon afterhe went to tne window looking in that direc hf would or should have returned The first object that met her view was her unfortu uate husband extended upon the ground where the ruthless hand of a worse barbarian hid deliberately murdered dragged and left him The sufferings of the wife are not to be descri bed The reflection that be was murdered within a few yards of his house that she beard distinctly the report of the pistol but too de liberately aimed gives rise to feelings that none ean describe and much less any one but herself the PhHoSetjAia 8 STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION TWO LIVES LOST 7 5 As the steam feriy boat Delaware Captain Downee plying between ferry at the foot of Market street in this city and English wharf aktjpgmden was departing from the latter wharf ywrterday afternoon about tbe hoar of four her boiler collspeed killing the engineer Mr John Tiwwio of Camden' and seriously injuring a MMmrer by the name of Day a bell hanger OAKLAND COUNTY Extract of a letter to the editor dated Nov 9 1837 evening Mason stood 104 ahead of Trowbridge in this county Two small towns Hiland and Addison to be heard from these two towns will not vary the result much Ma son is about 50 behind the ticket Pontuc has redeemed the county she gave 157 majority for Mason The whole number of whig votes polled in this town is 161 being 30 less than were counted for them the last election The demo cratic majority of this town only fell 2 short of the whole number allowed them the last elec tion can judge for yourself how far tho above facts go to fix upon some one of the opposition the fact of having robbed the ballot Extract of a letter to the editor dated Nov 8 1837 Messrs Shaw Arnold of this place have shewn me an altered note on the State bank of Michigan a one altered to a ten The alteration is so well done as to deceive those not well acquainted with the money note I have seen is No 447 payable to dated Jan 4 letter Respectfully St Joseph county We have received re turns from four towns in county which give the following results Mason Trowbridge Constantine (maj) 44 White Pigeon 25 lorence 27 Mottville 12 Democratic maj 60 Being a gain of 70 since the election Columbus and Ira the remaining towns which are not heard from gave Crary 19 majority in August They have probab ly now given an in creased majority for Mason Mr Wad hams the able and popular democratic Candida' is elected to the legislature We have since heard that some of the above democratic majorities are placed too high The majority for Mason in this county will not pro bably overgo 60 ARKANSAS rom tbe Lillie Rock Gazette Congressional Election The from the congressional election are still incom plete enough is known however to satisfy us that Judge Yell is re elected by at least one thousand majority which considering the thin attendance of the voters from the stormy day may be considered a large majority majorities Van Buren People's Candidate'' or Yell Ringgold 400 75 20 30 70 50 218 101 30 81 164 150 39 26 80 1612 1 Jackson a Green and Miller no election As soon as the clerks of the different counties shall forward their official votes to the office of the Secretary of State we shall publish them Office of the Commercial Bulletin New' Orleans Oct 25 By the arrival of the Texian brig Charles Edmonston (formerly the Mexican brig Phenix) Captain Greason from Galveston Bay whence she sailed on the 13th instant we learn that the late gale was very severe along the coast of Texas on the 5th inst destroying buildings public works and vessels in every direction among which is the new and commodious fort on Galveston Island together with the whole of the private dwellings ware houses stores on that beautiful spot leav ing nothing but tbe custom honse to remind the strangers of the place where a flourishing town had been commenced The waters of Galveston Bay are said to have risen unprecedentedly high inundating the prai ries around many miles in extent sweeping away tbe buildings which are thinly scattered over them sand destroying stock to a large amount The Texian Congress principally composed of new members had convened but nothing of importance had been acted upon Gen Rush bad proposed to call on the Secretary of the Treasury for account of all the Land Scrip which had been to whom and for what pur pose by whom and what had become of the proceeds likewise that tbe balance of this scrip if not sold together with the agents authorised to dispose of it be recalled The propriety of removing the seat of govern ment to the vicinity of the public lands had been warmly discussed and it was the opinion of tbe members generally that the measure would be carried before the adjournment of the present session The crops of Texas we are pleased to learn bid fair to yield very bountifully which will ma terially assist that infant republic in recovering from the embarrassments always attending the struggles of a new country for independence THE Rumorsc Office of the NY Commercial Oct 31 3 Our readers will doubtless remember the re port that came in from Wilmington on Satur day last that a ship had been seen on fire some where off the coast in the neighborhood of the Capes This report is confirmed and particu larized by tbe following statement from the Providence Journal of yesterday To the Editor o( tbe rovidence Courier i 1 I take this early opportunity to inform you that the schooner William Capt Baxter arrived last evening eleven days from Hamp ton Roads The Captain brings information that on Saturday the 21st inst at 12 o'clock (noon) was in lat 3843 Ion 74 0 heading ENE wind NNW which soon hauled NEri DETROIT DAILY REE PRESS SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 11 Adjourned The nsembcra of tbe Legislature have been coming in slowly for the last two days to attend the adjourned session which was to have commenced on Thursday the 9th inst to pass upon the revised rtatutes pre pared by Judge letcher Owing probably to the late heavy rains and the consequent badness of the roads a quorum of the House of Repre sentatives hasnot yet arrived The legislature rom the re turns of the election already received it is ren dered certain that we have elected a decided democratic majority in both houses of the legis lature To the eight democratic members of the constituting one half of that body yet have one year to run we have added by the recent elections as far as ascertained three members making six democratic majority And out of the fifty members elect of the House of Representatives we have no doubt succeed ed in the election of at least twenty eight giving us in the House a certain democratic majority of at least six I The following are the official and reported' majorities in the counties as far as heard from for Governor We add for reference and com parison the majorities given in the same coun ties for Congress at the August election Crary Wells DETROIT DAILY REE PRESS RIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 10 A gentleman in from Oakland this morning informs us that the average democratic majori tyin that ebunty exclusive of that part of Li vingston attached to it is Gov majority is about 75 MONROB COUNTY Extract of a letter dated Monroe November 8: Below you have tbe ma jorities from all the townships in the county with the exception of the three left blank Ellis has about one hundred mall now heard from The above will not differ much if any from tbe offi cial return We shall have about 800 majority in the whole 7 2 DasMratfc renchtown lots maj Jwvnrvcp 4 I Ida Summerfield all that day wfinfiA CmiTM orfflnt a I The The latest rumortouch Tng the reported piracy comes from Providence I Captain Barter of the schooner William which arrived at Providence on Sunday from Jamea River repots that on Saturday the 21st ult at about 4 the day and nearly the precise time rf the reported he saw a vessel on smoke a fore topsail raking schemer near abort 50 miles east by south of Cape Henlopen Of course vessel on could not have been the Susquehanna as she was seen and narrowly watched by the pilots tf the Maiy Ann from half past three until dark of the same day and was said to have kept on her coise But the story is said to have been told ky Captain before any mention was made tc him of the reported capture of the Susquehanna nor did he hear of it until informed by: the person to whom the above intelligence was communica No doubt and the wonder is that the Providence Journal which gives Captain statement and which was in possession of all the facts should have attempted ta connect it with the affair of the Susquehanna Whether any other vessel took fire and burrt up at the time and place specified without being seen by the pilots of the Mary Ann remains to be as certained At best Capt stery is exceed ingly apochryplal Albany Argus The Albany Argus does us no more than jus tice in supposhg that we are inclined to pro mote the objects wliich it appears from the monthly returns of the banks of the state of York they have set to wojrk in earnest to ac complish We are rejoiced to see that the banks in question are doing all in their power without pressing too severely on their customers to ful fil their obligations ti the public and we would be most happy to contribute to what the Argus justly characterizes a desirable mode of res cuing our currency tnd business from its pre sent derangement" iThe changed aspect of the bank report shows tiat nothing now is wanting to insure in a short ime the result so anxiously looked for by the cointry but the confidence which it ought to refose in the present honest and well directed efforts of which the late re reports bear evidence This will be commnded by such salutary re forms as cur late sevee experience will suggest to enlightened state legislatures The disturb ing influence of Treaiury deposites being with drawn the political agitators (wno win never cease to contrive pressures panics and derange ment while the connection between the banks and government subsists) having no longer the means of making pecuniary disasters produce political results the existing state institutions under honest managers no doubt may be brought to comply fully with their charters and secure the public favor and confidence to the end of their terms Globe I' The total number of pounds that arrived rt Cleveland by way of the canal during tM month of October was 16623071 Duriar the corresponding month last year it was 16117r 495 There were cleared at Cleveland by way of LUC Vdll Aly Ui 111 Uiv IIMMIUI narreis can Lake ish Pounds Merchandise urniture Gypsum eet Lumber Shinnies The total number of pounds cleared frost Cleveland during the part moatb'was 7Mfli uunng tne com year there cleared 5242' Trade on the Canaj wheat and flour which 1 Troy from the 22d to the 31st of Oct wse follows viz: i Bush wheat BNaSmt At Albany igM SSJKt At Troy JSJISS 7 U' Total or Mme period in 38 50S8 Decrease 27308 Ims tla If the decrease in the quantity of wheat 1 estimated at 6 bushels far a barrel of flour this quantity be deducted from 21041 banrite it shows fanet increase equal to 15460 baireb of of days in loao a ROM LORIDA An official reporthas been received from Gen Jesup dated St Augustine 22d October in which he states that Asseen Yahola (Powell) is his prisoner with nearly all the war spirits of the nation That chief came into the vicinity of ort Peyton on the 20th and sent a messen ger to General Hernandez desiring to see and converse with him The sickly season being over and there being no further necessity to temporize Gen Jessup sent a party of mounted men and seized the entire body and now has them securely lodged in the ort He has mathla (Philip) Coe Hajo Micco potokee and Euchee Billy all principal chiefs Coacoocbee (Wild Cat) Asseen Yahola (Powell) Chitto Yahola Tuste nuckee and several other impor tant personages sub chiefs with more than eighty first rate warriors and he has also guides who can lead the army into every fastness in the country Globe of Nov 1 Treaty with the A treaty with the Winnebagoes (says a late Washington Globe) was signed yesterday at the War Of fice by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs on the part of the United States Their title to land past nf th A Afisaissinni is eYtinornichozl anl they are to remove to that part of the neutral ground west of that river which was conveyed to them in 1832 They also relinquish their right to occupy excepts for hunting a strip of land twenty miles in width adjoining and west of the Mississippi They are to in goods provisions agricultural assistance educa tion the payment of their debts ahd the claims of their relatives of mixed blood and in perma nent income secured by investments in safe stocks $1500000 In consequence of the indisposition of the Conmissioner but few pub lic councils have been held with the Winneba goes 1 1 Loss of the steamer Oceana Extract of a letter from an officer on board the steamboat Oceana to a mercantile house in this city da ted Little Prairie Island 16 steamboat Oceana Oct 17 1837: Gentlemen On the morning of the 16th about 4 we struck a snag which broke some timbers and set the boat leaking so much so that we could not keep her up with all the pumps we therefore run her ashore as soon as possible We are busy in saving all the freight we can She is on the Missouri shore the wheel house on the outside ijrder water but her upper guards are clear No further particu St Louis Bulletin Ship Capt' Spinney of the steamboat New York 5 arrived this morning from Charleston fully confirms her previous re port of having passed the ship Susquehanna on Sunday morning 22d ult at 8 twelve leagues' off Cape Henlepen Capt Spinney states that he was sufficiently near the ship to read her name plainly and that a passenger on board the New York recognized the captain of the Susquehanna on deck Capt had heard nothing of the supposed capture until fie arrived here and thinks tbe report of the Philadelphia pilots without foundation as regards the Sus quehanna The ship was becalmed at the time the steamboat passed her and had all sail set Capt 8 is not positive as to whether any other vessel were in sight at the same time but thinks Cou Enq of Nov 2d By the Southern Expreai Mall The The following is a part of the report of the schooner Planet which ar rived at Charleston on Sunday in 7 days from New York Sunday 22d inst lat 38 30 long 74 saw packet ship'Susque hanna from Philadelphia for Liverpool steering east by This puts to rest the story of the burning and confirming the report of the steam packet seems to leave very little room for doubt that the reported piracy is altogether a Balt Chronicle The Susquehanna The Philadelphia Her ald of Wednesday morning says we have no more rumors in regard to this ship and if we had we would not give publicity to them The general opinion now is that she is safe on her way to Argus 3d inst Loss of the English Steam Packet Don Juan The splendid steam packet Don Juan plying between England and Gibraltar of 950 tons burthen and 600 horse power was lost the 15th of September on Tanffa Point 26 miles from Gibraltar on her passage from that port to England The passengers crew and specie ($30000) saved the vessel and cargo about 100 tons fruit 100 tons lead and other mer chandize a total lose There was an insurance effected on the Don Juan at Lloyd's for 600 She rail upon a rock in a fog and sunk almost or Trowbridge 2 Charea CTrobridge 1 John Biddle 1 Steph Mason 1 or Lieut Mason 1 TOR Jv VVUIldiUS 7 1 vBiMWn min Kercheval 2 Woodbridge 1 William Marhan 1 Joshua Howar 1 Near 1 Gregory 1 Levi Cook 1 Andrew Mack 1 Jediah Hunt Hunt Jud HuntltJdh A Noyes 4 Davis 2 Westfall 23 John Williams 1 Effisl or A Noyes 5 Mason 1 Stevens Mason 1 A Hos Horace A Norris 125 Artemas Howard 50 mer 1 William Markham 50 William Markha 1 Important Decision A suit was brotyifl in the Circuit Court for this county last wash Judge ord presiding to recover damages sus tained by the owner of a small dwelling boon in Mechanic street in consequence of at tempt made by the defendants to blow ft op with powder in order stop the promos of the great fire in this city last year Amt faB argument by able counsel the jury returned a verdict under a charge from the court in favor of the plaintiff So tnat it would seem then exists no legal right to destroy buildings in or der to arrest the progress of a Individuals who do this must do so under tho la bility to pay all damages The North River Insurance Company of New York had issued a policy of insurance on tho furniture of a German boarding house destnw ed by the same fire for $800 Soon after tM keeper (Bowers) presented an inventory goods lost under oath to the amount of ffiKR and received the money The company subse quently ascertained that most of tbe property was actually rescued and brought their action to recover back the money after a trial of three days the jury returned a verdict of $500forthe naviiiE ciranren mat ins 'p rnmnanioR are liable nnlv fnr tbit navt of the property covered by their policies which ir actually destroyed 9 The bigamist David Hugaman who was made notorious by the press last spring for having be 9 guiled a young lady of respectable connections from New York to this city where he manied a her having only a month previous married ano ther lady in Catskill was tried in this city hrt week before Judge ord and convicted He has been sentenced to the State Prison far Are years a dreary period of solitary confinemanU Newark Daily Advertiser Canal Commerce Beardsley Esql has favored us with the subjoined statement of business on the canal the past month It shows a slight increase over the business of ths corresponding month last year Cape Henlopen bore from tbe William by NbOnrilesdfotirtM which time Capt Baxter th teebootjer fa I AW VffliVSfflBW HUR woirowawvu) nuu va uuv 4 4 cbiefe and delegates signing this treaty to this remobsk at MtatBcm it should ever fan to tbs tot of youth to peruse time says Sir Walter Scott in bis wngsun tobiography such a reader remember that SCATTERING VOTES James Beal 2 Gregory 1 Ezra Vandrr pool 1 Powers 1 William Lawrence Rice 1 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