New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23


question pending between the United States and
Great Britain. Ihese request. were scveraliy re-
fused.
Mr. GlDpiSGs, at til. suggestion OF Mr. FILL
MORE, withdrew the resolutions.
Mr.. Boris asked leayr 10 introduce and (ol;lec
RON being uadel moved 10 suspend the rules 10
offer resolution declaring that whereas Mr. GIN
p1sGs has this day pteseRted TO rhe House reson,
lions touching important interests now IN nesot'-
RON between the linired STATES and Great Britain
the resal, OF which may involve these Two nations
and the whole civilized world in war and wher'-
a, nutinv and raurdcr are therein Justified nc.
that this House hold the conduct of this member
rs ,,nwarranted and unwarrantabIe. and deserving
the condemnation al the people OF this Country ana
this House in particular.
The motion 10 suspend the res tailed eaS
1873. Navs IS. two-,hirds not voting therefor
Mr.. WELLrR-(Ohio being called in order for
resolutions offered the same resolution (rcce'Fed
from Mr. Botts), and moved the previou. question
thereon.
4 motion to adjourn failed The STEAMER de-
cided that the previous question could not be 50
aprlied rs to Gu, of Mr., GlpplSGs from hisrishi
10 defend himself, as matter OF privilege Mr.
Glpp1scs moved to postpone the subject III! a
week from Thursday next.
4 debate on the motion o! Fostponemcn' ana on
various incidental points of order arose IN winch
several gentlemen advocated the immediate pass
a.e OF the resolution.
Before any question on the resolution was take"
the House adjourned.
In the SENATE Mr. BARROW presented rcsolu-
lions OF the Legislature of Louisiana asking Con
gross to take Immediate measures for the lbern-
ton of the Americans, prisoners at Mexico. and
rcprobating strongly the ,npincncss otli' Govern
mcnt TO foreign agressicnS, &c
Mr.. TipPAS offered \ resolution instrucling the
Committee on the judiciary 10 report bill 10 re-
fund to Gen Jackson the fine imposed on him in
1915. The resolution was laid on the table, gu
motion of Mr.. CLAY.
Mr. Claws Resolutions we're tnkcn mp, and Mr..
HuxrlSGToS spoke at length in advocacy of the
resolution, in an able reply 10 Mr.. Calhoun ; ar
sument for Free Trade, in support OF the Project
i've policy, &c &c.
The Senate then ad journed. ARGrs.
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FLoRrpA.-Re,ent intelligence from Major Bel
khan. at Fort Carroll. Pease Greek. informs us
that he Major b. has been successful in getting
il the band of Assnawa one of Sam Jones,
chiefs consisting of twenty-,hrcc warriors and
sixty-.evcn women and children. The band was
conducted in bv Alligator, and Hoauooche OF hr
Arkansas delegation, and Wuxehadjo. recently
confederate of the Prophet and Sam Jones. This
success. will leave Sam and the Prophet almost
alone.
The commands of the Sd and eth Infantry, UNI
| der Major Nelson, now cooperating on the from
tier of Middle Floridu. between Tallahassee. and
the Suwannee, have succeeded in capturing two
souawS, 4 negro, and three children. These prl-
sCncrs by the last accounts, were conducting the
troops to the strong holes and hiding places OF The
Indians in Cooks Hammock.
A woman was murdered on the lst inst
about - miles north of Fort Gilmcr, supposed by
party of about FIVE Indians The troops were in
immediate pursuit but the party of Indians scat
tered, leaving not a track to be found
ST. Augustine News, 18th inst.
~ The ship CASTOR, Latham, fourteen days
from New-Iork, arrived last evening, and reports
! that on the Attn of March, ut | o'clock, a. NJ.
VIXEN crossing the Bahama Banks, and near The
western edge saw vessel on fire about httcer
south Of Orange Keys hauled up for hey, and
passed her within a cables length. She was theH
! burned down nenr to her decks. a short distance
ahead and astern of her lay two soops at anchor
concluded to lay by till morning
At daylight she was burned down near the wa
ter's rdgc-the same sloops lying by her at anchor
Saw that the vessel burning was the bottom
and fearing we might also get a shore by vcnturins
nearor her. proceeded over the banks. She APP
pearcd to have been large vessel. At Z "A. NJ.
when clear of the banks, passed many tables
blinds, sugar-boxcs. and various things which il is
supposed came from her.
On the 9th, when passing the Torfugas, saw a
| large brig ashore near the light house.
n @. Picayune
% ABBY Folsom has been arrested BY the Pc.
ice Of Boston for having caused disturbance in
| church On Sunday evening when Rev Mr.. Cha
pin vas preaching She refused 10 leave the
Watch-house where She was kept till Monday
morning.
T The T. 3. Branch Mint at New Orleans
coined 81 1873, 900 pieces, from Half Dimes to
Half Dollars, during the month of February
Value, $l43,G 600
70 Mr.. G. w Gaman, of Union District s
c. committed suicide the 18th, BY shooting
himself with rihe-rhe cause of which, no one
knows.
W A man named Young has beef. arrested ut
Richmond, Va. for attempting to cntice negro
girl to leave hcr master.
10 The young child of Mr.. Downcy in Boston
over by coa-cnrt and killed on Monday
BosToN, Feb. 25. 1912
Mr. Reldng-Dear Sir: Ny sister taken sick some
months since with the effects OF cold contracted by wear
ing hin shoes she this lime troubled with violent
pain i'm The sides. difficulty Of breathing and