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V • I SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. FttEDEMCK S. FELL, * crrr tame.. Onex im« gh—rocrruT ■gfi—»m asscx— Par.tits IX ADVANCE. • From *b- V. Y. Gleet**, SSih ult. " t luve r- 0' ivtrf from Buenos Ayres, by the ship D oihedu. *->*erul very inter eating documents, among which i« t»>e new Corntmilion, which km to lv.- proclaimed On-tot Sjtii of May |«sl. Oar translator observer, “We frel.as men, interested in an event which promises to set itpesce at leas: the interior r,f that,beautiful country; hut u, A?*£luCAX6,U'e feel proud to are that the legislator* of South America have, as far as the character, temper and habit* of the • people woul.Lalrr.it, eiMloavoreit t« tread ]u the foot patna <*f "the J.111II1 American legislators. \U«J. (lien, t ccii!g our prin ciple* d.ifosinit all over the world, and >adapted almost as smiri ns known, will nut be convinced of their excellency? \V here ■is the iiin1i.an.0ng us, who, B.igtilr’, on an tltipiCjUdicrti retrospect of the past, con sidiiriiig our present nation a l-grea tfiea*, in dulging till" most sob-r aiiticips'lun* of our /(.Hire late, will riot entertain a religious f.-< ting of gratitude, and will not thank O...I tor being born an American? Who will riot »ii» ol the American people, 'Oj'u) luitvios mimium, sui tibunc, iioriiit'” tiler * hejUlilu), i*. ideiute and ilignili- etl •••; .■■•cl., in whm, tl.ey expiree their suf ferings Iro n Spain, anti t.ieir patience, af- ■J. r taking the vvnr.d >*, witnesses tu rli.-ii inoilies, they piece..I hi the constitution, of wht h the luliowing are the must stnk- irgit.-inj^,-- •• J’lid ! .gi-l itivo pow r is invest, d in c national .*i(*hr.rrs3. tube cuuipusetl ..I itv. hnu.es—a house of representatives, and celtile. The house of rep,eei-nt:,five* t 'be composed ol tl.-f.iUiex sent by tin. d.Je •getes, in,d each slate is to elect a deputy for every. 20.GOO, inhabitants. .•‘None will be adu.tkd to he a depute if he has nut been sevenycai-ca rmz'ii,£C years id «•;(■,owning property to the amount a#»' 4000 doiiara, or exeicisinga uaeful pio- "feasi.Hi. “The fa nr linn n of a deputy will last four y. a.-*, and the house will be one-half •renewed at ‘he end of every two years.— The house uf representative* only has the tiiiCutivc- in nil cjuestipTis uf taxes;, it has tne pow- r of accusin':; lice members uf the /thred'gregt bodies, thu ministers of state, the a:.11 a,sudors, the hi-liojj>.the generals, g.neii...r,, aird supreme judges, for all kind, of treason, mismanagement of public tnoin y, violation of the constitution, etc. Tns beu.tors w ill be n»mrd by the provin ces, and each province » ; ll tie admitted to bo senators. None, will be admitted to be senator if he be not 30 years uf age, has not been a civizeu for nine years, if lie be not owner of suinc property tu tne amount of fi'JOO dollars, or dose not excercise a pro fession commanding respect, ‘•■The functions of the congress srp to m.iht laws, to declare war, make peace, establish Juries, tod »ree UX-i to be levi ed squally all oytir tile union for a tune no' tu «x ced two years. " file supreme executive power of the Ration wi.l b.- inve-ted in the person ot a director. None will be elected director if. he does enjoy the rights of a citizen, beiu.t & citizen.bnruj lias not been a resident for *it years before his election, and if lie be Sot S3 years of age. The director is the supreme chief of all the lend and seaforces. The nation h-s the rig'.t of amending (he conatitciiou, taking care to observe tile constitutional forms. All men are equal before the law. The press is free. I 1 vatc actions, when injuring nobody, arc ■subject only to the tribunal of God. Every .,pne may do sli thati* not prohibited bv the laws, and may dispeme with all the laws .do not requite. The duelling of a eitizen ds a sacred asylum, not to be violated with out crime, etc. . All neutriil vessels, on board of which shall be found warlike stores or en* eiijjps’ property, officers, masters, super- cargoes, or merchants belonging to the countries under the dominion of th« king of Spain, shall he sent to Valparaiso, t» hr adjudged according to the laws of na tionaff' 1 5th. -A* sufficient time has been given in the 2d and 31 articl-s in the decree to all friendly »Ps-eJ#.x>f whatever flag they *nav co'ipv under.-to avoid ’the pons 'hu blockaded, any vessels which shall tr. f« utid contravening the decree, shall be sent to Valparaiso, tu be adjudged accor ding to the law uf nations. 6th. All neutral vessels which shall b - found navigating with double or false pa pers, and deficient in the necessary rio'-u- ments tnestatilisli the character ofp-oper- ty, shell be considered as enemies' prop, erty, and judged accordingly. tlh. The present decree tdiatl be pub lished and circulated for the 'information ufall couccrnM. Given at Vie directorial palac • afc St. Jigo ol CliPi. scaled with the anus of the state, and countersigned bv t 1 s- retary of marine, the 20th uf April J8I9—2d year ul iudependeno* Bi:«ssaDb O'lhcGixs, Jose Igvacio Zi.ntbko Se. ceta.^. Chiliflevt —SnipG'riiestns.Ad<» Lord Cuchrane—-54 guns; St >l.n tin,60; L taro, <18; Aiaurins. on. (.h • caiuico, 20; bl ig Gafvaritio, 2 ■; l*ar.-eJoa, 163Maipai 14 ■ N’e r-'m beu hy the. 1 .test artlv tl; |rum R via New Vork, that tfie a 1. -■. cation, beiw.-i-n the novel" •\yic«.n.d general A. tiga,, realized, nutl was not •’fe t. Chi* is rll news * •t South American 1 ■ iln.se evli,1 I, =VP Imped t. r. SCth tilt, 'it. brought no- Ay 1 it'<! l.ecifi- • t of Bee id not b< expected lo take ir the real |i icmL dejieiideiire; fn the flame of .fberty t> ere not only ki.idled and blszitjj. E.ir a day, but burning wi;u a sfeadv light ;n the shrine of a purely representative government—die only one adapted t,- nouris/i and protect 'it. tVe hop. , jm. that an amicable arrangement nn.y b made, by which all parties in the 'United Provinces may be induced to rallv round ne standard. It i* otherwise 'to he fear rd that the existence of thur f.md. wi! l° H k defeat the permamerit r-iwcets of atn overnment having for its basis the rep. c" sentativi principle and equality of rights The government uf the United States o Buenos Ayres is not at preset^ all ttiv the friends of f eedum could wish, m cannot be uiH.il internal tranquility allow, of the abolition of arbitrary Juws, sod >]•,.• cessation of practices equally arhitrarv, the remnant of the habits and'customs uf despotic provincial g-verirmcnt. Jr, proportion as wesho..|ii r with plea- meti ,:;.sst devoutly f. - f iu-d st any inform.; -to.- v-.:xi; has a contra- To accomplish hisviewa, be they vridtefl or be they charitable, St. Martin drains Chili fo the last dollar. He is removing all the Chilian and American officers from the army, and putting in Buenos Ayresns ami Englishmen. Ills enemies say he is a cruel tyrant, an l that the people of that country e^'iirallyfear, if they do not bate him. 0-Higgins, the director, is said to oc an amiable a id good man. but under the influence, if not subject to the control, ol St.'Martin. The Macedonim had been waiting,"fo- I "me tune, for judge Provost, who bail, however, arrived. It was the intention of ruptain Downes to call «t Lima, aite- his j leparlnre fiom Valparaiso. It was not «nown what construction would be given o lord Cochran*-’, proclamation of block- jde, of which we have had notice, in regatd to vessels of war. It it- as to be exterd- d to ships of war, as it was not the ohjc ct f captain Downes uunecessnrilv to erne into any controversy with loose people, h intended to delay his entry until the An dromache should hav“ tried the force and validity of the. blocked the more especial ly as no particular business, h-widcs tii of general observation, required the .Mace donian to vis-t Lima. This determination of captiin D iwnes, to avoid rather fli. n court colli,ion, shew s a prudence worthy of thechararter this gallant officer bear, in the service—ib 31 sf ult. rfSe, decline and fall of hoota greatness! —Plough Boy. From the Norfolk Beteon, 31st ult. Interesting to Lumber Dealers. It will be seen by the following eitract of a letter from a gentleman in Barbados to a mercantile house in Hamilton, that a gross deficiency has been detected between the nmrksand real measurement of lumber sent from the United States to Barbados, v Bermuda. The editor of the Bermuda Ga zette c on: ni ruling on these occurrences, (as detrimental to the interest ol our commerce. HOP EFUL EMIG 0.1 TWS'J Me are not in 'ho least surprised at the scheme exhibited in the following para graph, since (i eit Britain may consider it politic t ic In-rself. Regardless of honor r justice, when opposed to her unhallowed pretensions, she pursues her own measures without deference to the wishes or just luiics of other nations. Our land has "ten truly mitde the asylum of those, whom or tyranny had oppressed; and she now ei-shes 10 repay the favor, by converting it '•toe lazaretto for the reception „f her halt and maimed in character. Wo l‘a«.> let'll, reason to be vastly oblige | to o.-.c. or t/its instance of her geiiemsity.am! ata- ‘.’r.'tal regard for her estranged oii' prine! Halt Pat. asdercg.itory to the honor of the American trader.) observes, “loud Complaints arc insde hy the merchants in the West In dus, of the deficiency in the measurement itHumber received through this colony from the states, lu obviate it, sworn meas urers should be appointed, or else tiic consignees nerc s!k»’iU! t*k*» care n«*t‘to re ceive itimber from tUe Americans without j having it properly measured themselves Letters have been received not frmirjarnai- ca only, but from other islands, coutpiaii^- ing of this fraud. The foliowin^ i-s extract from a letter from a gentle man in Barbados, to a mercantile hou.-e in Hamilti?n:— <; On delivering the scantlins:^ I 'cas mfech :nfirti£'"d t*i find ;t excessiVf’iy overmark- ed, ami nave been in consequence subjecti^d l o 4 veX itious delar, as well as a charge of S‘2 per M. for remeasuring the same*' be- sides the loss, which a* fir as we have yet gone, shews it to be seven per cent. ’I would recommend you in fUure to ship no lum ber in this c.'ay; and in spite of all you can **79 leaves impression on the peo- plf’s minds you are selling to, that some knowledge of the overcharge remains with the seller. 'In this instance I was en tirely ignorant of it, as had { known »t had been discovered in Bermuda, l should hive stated the circumstances tucording- He hope thafthose more Immediately st.efested in ilte tendency of such fraud From F uls’D*s Philadelphia A IreKi'ser. J.nolc Sharp.’—it is s od t.i ba a fact, that V; r.-gnn iit t II- itish snl-.firrs lately <li«- . "as clpefl; id tlicir oui;i- -andi-d at S s. tin- iewisc sure this “c. be wishvi' tion, ti o r. y aspect. I.. ft 1 s ha uni V.ilpaia • the 10f." Trsnsland for the National Advocate DEC It EE Tkt Supreme Director 1/ tin State pf ChiS. Whereas, the state ot Chili, ami the aause of liberty in Amaricc, experiences incalculable injuries trum the facilities af. forded by neutral vessels tu the ports in JPeru, which are uuder Spanish dominatim-: and wishing tu end the injuries wlikh tin- inhabitants of Peru suffer from the in.p. r,.- •to'is uf Spanish agent*, nr.d i.x.ms . »t>e Inuiiupuiy n* Spanish cuiiiin-rce. exrroia,.,i tu the ii.jury «-f all me'-iv-Tf!-- > . ti-nj, Tueref.ire, J B i iiarrlo O’lliggins, su preme directur i.l t le state uf Chilian virtue of the authairity given hy ii,e i nw 0 f naf ] ons to qvery iml-jieiulenl power, to diminish the resource* of t!ie enemy .vid to check his upurations—I, hy these preseiitsuode- clareand decree— 1st. That all the ports srA anchorage* id the Pacific Ocean, reaching from the lat itude South 21 43. to 2 12, be. ami they are- hereby, blockaded l-j the Ciiililiau • fqu t^ruii, unJcr the cummand of our Ad- niirSi Lmd Cochran#, that isiroin Vquiqe to Guayaquil. The blockade to be com- mem.ed (rein the gist d.ty uf March, 1819, ^ri conformity with the following iegura tions: _ 1 j. 21. JCeutai vessel* of all nations, from Europe, trum the United States, or from »i.y British possessions in America, which •hall be found entering in any of the ports Comprehended in This decree, in seven mouths from this date, shall be notified uf tne blockade by tne commander in chief of the Chilian squadron, and after this for- . mu! notification, snail not be permitted to enter said ports, nur have the least com munication with them. 3d. Equal notification will be giren in five months from the above date, tu ali neu tral vessels coining from ports ul Drazil. Six months to touse' proceeding from lue cua*t* and islands uf Africa. One year to those proceeding from the ports ol Asia, and three months to Aes> from the coast uf 0)3 Ut la Plata. ••r'ee.T in this city ■S.i'Jth S-a, dcw.-i ■if I. jnj a perusal ol which, the tdl.inv-.rg t.iniculai* are c.‘-- t tie red: ' 0 I he C ••'ited States' i’vi»ate Macedonian, lii)»ne«. a—,veil at Valparaiso «ti tne x3;i. Jr.-nary, xUer a passage of eigh ty day* from Norfolk, and fi f teen from Staten L i!‘d. S ip experienced uiiritin- miuily file weather off Cape Horn; and, be ing becalmed close in with tne Cape io> — veiaf lionre, the officers were astonished to find 110 current: indeed, they did nut hud the ship to be in rhe least affected by a current after pausing Staten Land. Ter ra del Fuegn wjs entirely coveted with smi-v, as tar as the eye could extent!; not the Cape and small Island, in the ueizh- lo-ho.id bad nnue upon them. After p"<- ,iiiiC the st.&'.ts of \!age||ati, with contiuu- ed fine weather, the vessel experienced n ;a!e of winil, of four day*’ continuance, and much bad weather. At the dateof nur letter, asthvrraJura'- ready knowsfroin tne, sources, lorn Coe li st N con-f.Ored -f COXV'CTS, wlv, had t;» mu ol either „o. ,0 Botany ii-y in* his majesty in the WtV Ir; l-fter of v, j;;en ms chosen. Jj j s -aid to be -a fact, that many of ike abnvi in"Pti,i'iP i roenva,1 forty dtilarsa puv.-. ,n r.iitidi'.ir.:! of their emigrating to tne 0 j-Stltos; a.i !, laiitly, it I* sard tuber, fact. wlu-rcol tlice is no doubt, that several 01 , he Cnji/iy gentry in question are actuallv | arrived in r’ailmlclpln.i! h'.'I'.iw citizens, look to ti.is! Guard well yerr l-.ou’ses, b. I vigilant in your stores and simp-! Guar- j duns of the poor, how many .1? the crowds, j which are daily landing on our siioir.i, do 1 you exp. ct will come under your notice 1 the etiautng «inter? Il we may bo permu ted to folia 11 conjecture, from the nutnbei which we duly beiufld resting about the streets iyiug on the whaives, undei h -d--- es and fences in tne vicinity, arrd sau»i- about drara shops the reply i- NCI X JEW. uicat transactions, will lose no time in searching nut the source of and apply- ng a col lective to tlie evil. Such conduct siiould be severely reprclieod. d. tary strenni*-. The c»i-»* of science If exJ ceediiigly.Hntei^teil jn the results of this expedition. Everybudy knows, w’10 know* the Missouri river at all, tliatsiii differs in all herqualitie*, attributes and chaiacteristics Irom all other rivers in the world; her wa ter cold, rapid, fight, muddy, sivoet and salubrious; tlie atmosphere through which she flows dry and elastic, and so favoura ble to Iiealtb that the voyagers and traders consider themselves as leaving disease and sickness behind the moment thev i nter the stream of tl-c river.—\\ hat is agreed in by ali mankind, literate and illiterate, must be so; but though all are ser.siblu of die as tonishing qualities of (he Missouri water and the Unrivalled healthiness of the cli mate through which it flows, it belongs to the learned alorte to tell the' causes region *0 vast, so different from all others 111 air and water, must have a vegetable kingdom uf its own, and the botanist will doubtless finabundant subjects lor tll“ employment of hi* talent.—In the history ith*'white, or grisly bear the Zoologist will discover fresh causa for coveting with contempt'hat theory of the court Burton a-.d t!.e Abbe Rayi.al, w hich altdbut. d (,> nature a d i-pos t.on to hr Ii.tie her animal ( pioductions in the New Woild. i nis bear finds no parallel in the old world among the rest of i.is species, either in i.is gi z ,.' hi* strength, or his dauntless ferocity 1 Beyond the Rocky Mountain*, if tnese should be passed, a still nobler instance of animal production will be found. "I he horse ol the Cokmihia river,' taken all in all, is perhaps the finest animal ul Ins kind in the known world He is derived from the old world, but in- stead <if degenerating, had improred on 'he <>anks of the Columbia. Fineness uf form, fulness of ail the muscular parts, do- ctl'ty uf spirit, capacity to sustain great fattgue, tu provide food f,„ himself, and tu hunt down tie deer and the buf- fifoe for his master arc a part- of his characteristics. The geology and the ,ni n - eriogy of the country will present ei.n U!r . tea of greet interest. Different p*,t« of the region through which the liver 4f.,w*, exhibit clays and earitu of great fineness .md uiostliiicommun composition,Irom the properties uf which the river jp suppos d to derive it* peculiar qualities. The ll„ckr jiuuiitgjns have not yet been examined — fo-y are supposed to contain niinfral*, precious atones, and gold and .liver ore. It is but of,ate they have taken the name . I I 1 I f I. . / “‘V Ituuic «u Kwckv mountbios, aiiaine which inipuiis notlmj£ a/>/in>piiate or pecoli »r, aa all tli« mountains are rocky. By «il the old tea- 1 p r er * they are culled Shining iiiouutaius ” ro,n btt infinite numbei of chiy*taf 'tones, of am .z.ng ,.iz- ( with which they are covered,and which when r e-uh -hin.'s t.-ilng dio;l— rane commandii., sisting of the ■ aro. of 50. V : of 22. a- i * i ru-z e-.f a- ■lie) t.-fr i,t I. :t 1 ig» of u.1 r. and . itn a iiiil'i ... of 11 xp-cted .'v rv i;,i ult uf 1,11(1 l.'.errl-.ri ■ it- Cnikian navy, ion iron, nl 60 guns. L.t - in*, o(50, a corvette, j- brig*, was out «n a muche (a British fri- two frigates and two ‘paiiisii merchant ship, 1 ii> on board. It was o.-nt to hear of the ro- ‘’♦ attack on the port o: Callao (w tore, we have already heard, ;.e »va-ui.*ucci*.ful in hi* firstattempt' '.’ he sh< r !•■' b • defeated,it was the opinion i-f (tie writer. >f these letters, that it would he a most unfortunate thing for Chili, a* u would hardiy be possible for that g .vern- ,nent to refit and provision the squadion tor anotiier cruize. If they made no piize money, and were not paid their wages, (he crews would certainly leave the ser- vict: fur, wh* n they lied last sailed, the men had not been pil'd fur a former cru.ze, .Mid left the port much dissatisfied. In deed, the crew of the corvette mutinied, and confined their officer*, with a view to take the ship to Lima, where thev said they should be paid for their services However, after having possession uf the -hip for three days, she was retain, L >y t' c cflicer*: three men were killed in the con test, five had been since shot w ithout trial, and f.venty-three remained to be tried. !! the fleet should return, after all, without doing any thing, there wa-, judging from this incident, little hope of their gettu,- to sea again. Lord Cochrane, it was he^ lieved, Would (Jo ali that he could do with the means he had, and, it tne wind favored him, it was supposed he might pos.stbls take or destroy the shipping in Cal’ao.— AU his captains were English, and he Had m the squadron about 250 English and Americans, the rest being natives of Chili. Gene*• I San Martin and lord Cochrane ap peared to be bosom friends; but, some ap pear to think, have selfish, and not patri otic objects—desire to.conquer Peru, not for the sake of freedom, but with a view of peraoiuJ UBbitioQ gad aggrandizement From the Ncw-London Gazette, July 31. So few are the improvements making in this place or iieiglibbrliuod, that it is with the greatest pleasure wo notice tlie badge just built across the Mystic river, uoitin (lie towns ■ f Groton and miles from New-Londo'i, with the abutment*, i* 41 rods long, and is a handsome and substantial structure. It was built on co-,tract, by Mr. N itlian- <et Can ids, uf (hi* town, and gives entire sat.sfactio'i to the proprietors To the 1,11 * "I of Stimington and Groton, liv. mg ne.11 tii-' M,i shore, this bridge will fie of t-reit utility in business, and contri- '-u:e essentially to the social enjoyment be seen at (Earner.) '! he scare early traveller* nave j a, their opinion •'fiat in future ages these mountain* might he found to contain uioee riclie* in their (11 We Is than thus of Ii,do*tan Uf Malabar, or which are found on the golden c . an of Guinea, or m the mines of Peru.’’— in •Military Expedition to the Upper .If*. Sr Louis, (it. t) June Iff. Hale of Public Lands 107,000 acres of the public lands in this district were disposed ofal the March tsales, at the aver age price of g-2 91'cen's per ncie-—Enq. Beauties of the Post.Office establish- men', on the line east from At Louis.—Ai . rived .It St. Louis,Thursday, the foth in»t. 19 o clock f. m from Washington city by If ' United r t.ites mail, a letter from Mr. Scott, (•> the editors of the “.St. Louis, . Enquirer,” dated March .}th, 1819. j. I f' 1 ** upon tliem, iparkle so a I,’ll the cit y tne day uilec the rise uf can- > a C ri * a t distari grass, am! wa* intended to give tin: tarli- *t intelligence to the Missouri people of he lo-s of the Missouri state bill. Itar 1 iv.-'l suf- and murd after a passage of 99 *y*! ALo arciveo the same day oy the s :me happy conveyance, tne Kentucky Re porter of Mnrcii 24lb, alter a prospernu- v.uyage, from L- xinglou, uf 79 days!—ii. J souri.—It i* supposed that col. Atkinson’s L.l.YD O 'FWE DEPOSIT. *•«*'«»««t mil leave Belle-F.,„i tt ine in ti.« 1 i tvs.u-en thousand siry-nme dollars c ‘ ,u .'! se s Wl ‘ e ‘ t ' TJ . 1 . e «‘*peditimi will and s-x - y s.x cents, in e id nod silver, were I rnr> a* - ' . t ' le lllcffs, distant — . M miles, m the inomh of August, where it is intended t„ winter—Re ( s.king tne last week, hy gen. Thomas A Smith’,' re-’ I P'“ V,:,0,1S a,lJ the non-airival of some of ceiver of public monies at Booii’s-Lick, , sW * ,n l, -* Ve al,, ne prevented the The bank of Missuuri executes special re-1 t! * e e >pedition before this ceipts for the sort 11I money which slie re- I , *, , '." ll| uun lias not yet arrived. Stonin-ton, "b j CCIvei, » lad P a y' out of the same sort to the fec ! ’ g , ,n , ,fie nvcr > « r,d tro «> a d «* This iirid 1 '!', ordei ' 8 °l the United States Treasury.— n ‘ aLl * iner Ji or in h-r manage- Except by gen. Smith, it seem*, however, { rK P r,, g r «» :-iat very little specie is deposited to tlie credit,it'the United States. Perhaps all others have not deposited one thousand dollars from the establishment of the bauK up tu this day.—ib, 23tl June. Brajtlies of the Post office establishment oil the line east from At. Louis—again. .Mr. William ilemp.tcad on Ins way Thirty d s dcpo.ijeiJ in the Missouri Bank tut/iecred- S.I piogies* egainst the current of the Mlssissip;” —Gen. Jes- sup has returned Irom having seen her; I and it is believed that Cid. Atkinson will . not wa.it Uia/ijr for ftrrivul.— _ NEW-OatEz.-is^ July C. I f ’*’ he t T 8n c- n, ‘ vc ‘ s ' lr J r bf t,ie i'-tl*'peRdence I ot the U. States wiscelebratedin the citvnf .. . , celebrated in the city of N. w-O-leatu on Sunday last, with the the d and t«e highly ifnportai,: turnpike com- pictrd through Groton aed S'oui'igtun t , iim.iie Island, d.e status of Cunnecticui and Rhode Island wdf shake hands a* good and friendly neighbor, «h..ulil do, and no* appear as if s-p.-rated remotely, a, the citizens of New-flanipsbiie and New- Vork. • V* acpuainten Among those on.the vacant ground west of Uampert- iceiEat was one from Mr. Crawford to the street, and atSo’clock were review edby ca.*,ii , ' r of the Missouri bank, dated in |lii« excellency the governor, who appeared a!"; I ' i>PUa, V,°“ ,,f f0 be hi « W T at (heir numbers,"*ari- SOO or 80*000 Another fo gen* llissel, I pearsnee, and discipline 1 cninma idiug this department, from the We 3 re sorry t , add that several acci- | war department, dated 20th March-and dent, happened in the course of the (Jar tu pf ‘ n 'r! ie J t " r : su !! A°. r f cn ; I :\“ Wier,t fo . n St - ChaHes lust both aim* One of the iast mails brought us the fir*f number of the Missouri Intejjigencvr and boon sLick Advertiser. It contains nu- merous advertisement?, the evidence ol increasing population. M l,at think you reader, ot a newspaper at Bonn's Lic'c in the wild, ot Jiiss'inri, in |SH>. where, in 1309, there Was nut, we believe, a civilized -•cing, excepting tlie uxsentric character who gave his name to tlie spot, who r),--1 lighted in the d nary and awful solitude by which he w ,s surrounded and wbo ha sine-’ tiavelleil farther into the wilderness, to avoid society and enjoy Ms favorite lift- "f a hunter, li e editor of this paper has hem thought extravagant f„ r having as serted, in a private cirrie, his belief, that in less than a century we should in ail probability have a turnpike route from Al bany to the shores of the Pacific! But such a consummation is not /ess to be ex pected, than it v.'d* to have been expected, twenty years ago, that we shnu’fj now see, on the wjld and distant theatre ol Boon’ fiiinJriift i-v a!-,;*.- ~ „ xi citizens.if the town by the same convey- . Buful Calamity..Two notorious frunk- ance, alter passages of about th* same i.un,. [ ard*, who have long bee., known i„ 0U r itreets, Lat evening li-Jl upon this p! a(l to S'-t r J of tlair troLbles. They each drar.k her of days. We limit ourselves to state big those which belong to Te correspond- *:v. s „„m w„c."d,: i: g r; stm Bradley,pnnnp.il clerk,bornin Cunnecti- two miserable wretches were blown toat- cut,salary SlGoOayear, for keeping up a oms, and as effectually scattered to the nne which condarts the goyermuent cor-j winds as if filled with gunpowder; anirihe lunti.og exploits, a printing press diffus ing intelligence weekly among a numer ous population! And now, we repeat. Henry Homespun, jun. i» no prophet, or the second rising generation from -iie pre sent will nytrch straight forward on a smooth road, and through fltmrishuig set tlement*. from Albany to the Columbia rivet! Tho Yellow Stone expedition is already a sramt link In this chain of com munication. What a vast theatre of the pondrnce 111 that wav. In the mean time [poor fellow who applied the match was sa -in- mail arrives at Cmcmatli 111 seven days, much injured ty the limbs of the ,v Vu car- and at Louisville in eight from ^ Washing- casse*, that his life is diapered of—-V. T ty; and could arrive in St Louis from either of t.uu*e places in two days and a half—ib. 1 Scientific, expedition to the Sources of the Missouri.—The AVesteri. Engineer set ,»ut from St. Louis, Monday 21st ins*, to ascend the Missouri. We understand that she is not limited to time, and will proceed at leisure tu explore the vast re gion of the Aliaiouri,«n<t of «ii her tribti-: Go*. 29ih'ult. Execution.—The two Indians hereto- fore stated as the muid r,rs of Messrs W ood and Bishop.at the wet end of L,k« trie, were executed ut Norwalk, Huron Co. Ohio, on flit 1st iiist. It will be lecol- fected that they were taken by tbeir own tribe, and given up to the whites. 'Several Indians attended tne execution, which was coadtuud with the nsuhlsulyir.ijrt.e#-.-ifr. < (
