New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-12

march against the enemy. The forces OF Santa
Ana at present az Yucatan, do not amount to 5000.
Desertions are represented as not uncommon
among them. Business generally dull, owing to
the present state of the country
We are also indebted to Captain Outcrbridge of
the brig Ivanhoe for FL Sig of October IL and
90 and FL independents of the 18th, both pub
lished at Merida; but they contain no news from
Campearhy, the latest edvlces thence being eft the
18th. The force of the Mexicans is put down at
only six or seven hundred, occupying the village of
Champa,on whence, the Independents says, the
greater part of the inhabitants had fed to the
| mouutains at the appearance of the invaders.
An ARREsr.-A requsition made by the
! Governor Of Maryland, upon the Governor of Penn
sylvania for black man. resident in this County.
not far from the State line, who was charged with
enticng slaves to run away from their masters,
and returning them after they had been advertised,
| and claiming the reward offered. The name OF
| the man is Henry Jackson, and he resides in New
London township. Agrceably to the rcquisitoa,
| he was taken on Saturday last and delivered to
| the authorities of Maryland, and is now in Elkton
Jail. He made great opposition to being trans
| ferred to Maryland, but stated himself to be will
| ling to be brought TO Westminster for trial. He
| severely in the hand, and attempted beat his
own brains out. Hc has been suspected of the
nefarious business for some time. He kept two
guns and two pistols in his house loaded in readi-
ness for desperate opposition to any attempts to
arrest him. He was captured away from his
home Wcstchcster Record
The VERMlLLIoN.-We mentioned yesterday
the burning of the steamboat Vcrmlion on Lake
Erie, while lying at The foot of Huron st. Later
accounts state that the accident occurred in getting
on board some casks OF paint and turpentine, the
ca.k of tu:pentinc having been accidentally upset,
the iaflamable matter running ato the fire room
and on the boilers, took fire, and so rapid was its
progress that the men engaged in removing the
cask, had barely time TO run up on to the wheel
house and jump on the dock, before the whole
boat appeared TO be in one entire blaze. From
700 to 500 bbls of Flour and considerable other
produce, all the books and papers and the entire
proceeds 81 the "trip, in cash, were burnt. All the
baggage OF the passengers consumed, and
many of them only escaped with the clothes they
had on as they rushed from their bcrlhs.
The Steward of the boat, in his anxiety to wax
the sleeping passengers, rushed amid the blaze and
smoke, and preciPitated overheard u rope
was thrown to him which he promptly secured
the passengers struggling in the water, nearly ex-
hausted he Immediately secured him, and both
were saved. The Chambermaid is believed to
have been the only person lost
SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE took place in Fish
lake township, Me, short time since The facts
arc given by the Portland American as .ollows-
A married female beyond the meridian of life, and
whose name is Ann Wrath, had been ill for some
some time, and on Thursday, the 4th ult., her
friends and family assembled around her, aaI
took their last mournfu farewell. She appeared
to expire about 5 clock that afternoon he cere-
monies of LAYING out the dead were duly performed,
the bandages were placed beneath Der chin to her
head, and every preparation was made for the
solemn rites OF the battle-ground. The sexten
tolled his bell; but at half past clock, some
minutes bsfore his work was accomplished, she
reared her head in astonshment and was amazed
find that she was able TO partake of the refresh
ments for her funeral!
ANOTHER INpIAs TREArY.--The Detroit Ad.
yer,ser says that MIR. Stewart the Superintendent
of Indian Affairs, who left that city two months
since to hold treaty with the Chippewa Indians
OF Lake Superior, has returned, having concluded
the important treaty on terms highly favorable to
the United States. Michigan will be particularly
benefited BY it. All the Indian lands within the
boundaries of the State are now ceded to the
United States. By this treaty, about fifteen mil
lions Of acres ceded about ght millions of
which lie in Michigan, and seven millions in Wiz
oonsin.
NORTH ALABAMA sUNK.-This steamboat, while
rounding out from the Natchez landing about nine
o'clock on Sunday evening, encountered soue sub
stance that caused her to leak 80 that she iInme-
diately sunk below her guards. She had on board
at the time cargo of about 1900 bales of cotton.
The boat it is feared will be total loss
N. 0. Bulletin.
MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND TRoY.-The steamboat
Troy will continue trips usual until Monday the 2ls
iast and longer, weather permitting. Leaves New.York
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Troy on Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
u twill no doubt be gratifying to the churct.poinp
public TO learn, by advertisement in another column
thal Nb!os Saloon On Broadway occupied by the Raye
during the past season has been let by Me Nhla for
Church. and there VIII be preaching during the winter by
Rev. DIR. F!nney and others.
u Public attention particularly called to the extraor
binary case of cure from the nestiuabe remedy
D. ter Dr.