New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
The war Ended without BIoed.hed.

morning respecting the dill -uiues 10 Nhodc Is.ai"'
A. from the nature OF previous advices b.eo1t
conflict seemed almost inevitable. Owing to Tie
fog upon the Sound, the mail did not arrive unit!
late hour. but it brought the cheering intelligent
that the war had probably been brought TO a Close
without the destruction of a single life The par
ficulars Of a Dloodes. battle between the parties
will be found on thc first page. We copy the fol-
loving from the Providence Express Of Wednes-
day evening.
We were in hopes that should not have .
record any thing that locked Ike fight, iufinef
han what * already given in another co umn. Bot
D, seem, the small body Of Suffrage men Who were
eft on the ED Of strife IN possession OF the can
non. which they promised to give up in case 6.v.
King and hi, party would retire, after he depart
urs az once commenced throwing Up broa-twerNs
and arranging mean. to place themselves on tie
defence, declaring that they would not give up the
cannon.
They did no: muster al first more than hiiy t.
.ixiv. but we believe their forces h.vc been in.
creased within the pas, hour by detachmcnt' from
Woonsocket and GOcester TIE can IN Of which
h. body j. in possession belong 10 the artiller!
COMPANY. and are the same a. were taken yesier-
day afternoon, a. that company state. without
cave The artillery company have Just CONS Up
with their swords to demand their cannon. W.
have sent messenger Of to learn what will De- the
success. of the mission Should the cannon not De-
given up they will be taken by force, il j. said.
FIVE O'CLOCK.
Our es.enecr has Just returned from the ground
and reports that the body Of the Suffrage party 10
possession of the guns will not deliver them up
rhoy hsve built u breasi-work about thee feet
high, and intend. they say, to maintain their Po-
,ton. The artillery company have left the ground
1t is expected that GOV. King will again call on
his friend, to disrcrse those men and take The guns
from them.
% tn, SIM has a letter from Providence. de-
clariug that the handbiil announcing the resgna-
tion Of member. Of the Suffrage Legislature j. a
| hoax The writer says
" ! have just returned from the field To when
the peoples men in possession OF the ordnance
nave rctrealed They have been reinforced by q
| company Of about ffty men, good and true, and
ave thrown up a breastwork Tor lhree-eghts OF a
nile, having command cf large level and open
field, and the banner Of the Suffrage Par! i. 0!ns
triumphantly upon the barn mems. Tie present
orcc i under the command of a most udotli-u-
Die and abe officer. who ha- been IN the service
| Of the United States in an honorable position
" The Grand Jury OF New Orleans la, pr
scntcd great evil the long detention in the
city prisons of slaves whose owners are absent. q
those whose masters neglect To remove them, or 10
provide even decent clothing for them; Of other.
whose owners are not precisely known; and b.
sides these, others who free, who are arrested
for being out after the fixed hour n, night, and de-
taincd in prison until their claims to freedom ga.
be established. The Jury recommend that The
after class be sort out Of thu State ~ soon a.
possible They state that they found in tie
| Parish Prison 4 woman who said She had beer
mere fuar years not charged with any crime TIE
Bee SAYS this source Of complaint has been agar
| ,ud again presented without any improvement
| whatever following. and that free colorcd peopl,
remain month after month and year after gear in
state Of duIance, highly rcprchonsitle, unjust and
nhuman.
u The following are the rates of fare for pas
scngers agreed upon 10y the Steamboat Companc.
on the Lakes for the present season:
Buffalo to Cleveland ~
Dctrsn .----..-- 81
Macklndc ..---.---..----. 10 w
Milwaukee Chicago, Ac.......lj 90
" 4 correspondent of the Commercial state
tina, among the highly respectable citizens OF Prov
dence who volunteered to defend the existing
Government. were the venerable and kish-nin.,d
sullivan Dorr the father of the in.urgent and III
his family connexions capable Of bearing arms.
~ The New-Ilaycn Palladium states that the
large sabling establishment belonging ~ the PECK
Tavern, together with dwelling house near by.
was destroyed by fire Oh Wednesday morning
One horse was burned to death.
10 a meeting was held at the Irernont House.
Boston. last evening, to make arrangements tor
giving a complimentary Concert to Miss HANNAH
F. GOULD.
10 The Worcester Spy states that Dr.. Woop-
WARD has not yet accepted the appointment OF
Superintendent, of the State Lunatc Asylum at
rtica and win not until he la. visited the cstab-
ishmen,.
u The Marietta (Ohio) Intellisonccr contains
call for Convention on the subject OF the Pro
lection of Home Industry, addressed to the Peo-
pie of Washinst'A County. The Convention was
to have been held at Marietta on Tuesday last.
ST, TALES, rY CoorER, No 10. containing the
Second Volume of the Two Admiral.. has just
been published by George l.. Curry & Co. ljj
Broadway
W ENcYcLoPTpu AMERICANA, No. 10, and
plcHENS's Works. No. 49, have Just been pub.
I'shed by Curry x Co lj5 Broadway.
lhE INDIAN LKAGUE.-Wc publish this week
TWO interesting letters from .hc Missouri Report
En- IN ieiereroe - Tie contemplated league Of
Indians on the Western frontiers. The statement,