New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-17


pers announce with great pomP that the foot OF
Santa Ana, lost in the battle OF December >, 1888,
was deposited with great ceremony beneath mon
ument in cemetery. The expedition against Yu-
ca,an embarked at Vera Cruz on the 18th Hlt.-
The official despatch Of Gen. Wall, announcing
the defeat of three hundred Texans near San An
tonic, is published in the papers. Ii states that
the Texans left one hundred and twenty dead on
the field and that fifteen prisoners were taken, four
of them grievously wounded. The capture OF San
Antonio is likewise announced in magniloquent
strains.
OUTaAeE.-One George W. Lore was recently
convicted in Barbour Co., Ala, OF having commit
ted murder He was sentenced to be hung, but
the Supreme Court granted new trial and ne
was admitted to bail. When the time for trial
came he wss missing Some time afterwards he
was found lettering about the vicinity OF Gennvle
and was apprehended. The citizens to the num-
Der of one hundred and sixty assembled to consult
what should be done with him. After he hsd
stated his case TO the multitude, t'co voted TO de-
liver him up to the officers of justice-trenty-tloo
were indifferent and one hundred and tsirty-sir
voted to hang him on the spot. He ,cas accord
ingly hung. The Columbus ga Enquirer thinks
the citizens acted precpitaiely and wholly out OF
character in this business l'' We think net.
THE LONG ISLAND MURDER.-On Tuesday
light officer John Lyon, and ex Officer B. F. Par
ker arrested a German named Joseph Beam on
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the murder on Long Island on Sunday last. Mr..
Jesse Coddington, of Huntington, L. |. having Wis
tied Beam in prison, and having seen the German
in the service OF Mr.. Smith, made affidavit that he
believed him to be the identical man, and be was,
therefore, committed to prison for examination as
the supposed murderer of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
ARREST ON ArTAcHMEsT.-TheD Deputy Sheriff
of Ontario County, arrived here yesterday from
Geneva, having in custody Mr.. James H. Bucket
late Deputy Keeper of Blaekwell's Island, whom
he arrested on attachment from the County Court,
as witness for the people in the trial OF Justice
Parker on impeachment. writ of habeas cor
pus was sued out by w. J. Haskell, Esq. before
the Recorder, and Mr.. Bucket was admitted to
bail in 500 to appear and testify at the next meet
ing Of the Court.
MURDER IN WIsKossAN.--The WISCONSIN
Wing states that on the 28!h of October several
soldiers at Prairie du Chen, in drunken spree,
assailed several FIenchmen in grocery, firing
upon the house and beating in the windows with
stones and clubs. peaceable man named Jo-
seph Masnient went out TO ask them to desist,
when they shot him dead. Five of them have
been arrested and committed to Jail.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr John Red6eld, of the
firm of John Hunt & Co. Ha, Manufacturers 181
Water-street (and father of R. w. Redfeld, the
Commercial Bank Casher,) died very suddenly
yesterday while writing at his desk. He was
hardly known to be i'll till he was dead.
70 A man named Bradley, in Greensville Co.,
Va, having offended family of Davises, FIVE
brothers of the latter caught him day and shot
him dead-each firing simultaneously. They fled
10 South Carolina, but have been arrested and
sent back.
lG We trust none of our friends will forget NJ.
MAX BeHRER's Concert this evening at the Apo
le Rooms He brings highly complimentary Let
tiers from Rossini, Humboldt and Prince Albert
and has given Concerts at Boston which have beer
very popular.
G The Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer learns by a
gentleman direct from Chattahoochee that the
steamer Gen. HARRISON Capt. Van Vechten, while
endeavsring to force her way over sand-bar neal
l,-.I .:1r
by which three persons were killed.
GA son of Rev. David Kimball, at Concord
n H., was severely, but it is hoped not fatally, in
iured on the 18th, by being caught between the
railroad cars and the floor of the depot
% A letter addressed to the Franklin, La. Re
publican SAYS that suspicious vessels are continual
" prowling about the coast, that there is long
er any revenue cutter cruzing in the environs.
~ VIM Justice of Trenton died a few days
since of lockjaw caused by wound in the hand
received by the accidental discharge Of gun he
was loading.
10 The Monroe Advocate aad the Cons IT'LL
tiona Democrat two leading Loco-Foco papers
in Michigan, are out for JOHN c. CALHOUN for
next President
p Geo Schessler of Tonawanda Erie Co. &C.
cidentally shot himself while cunning on Friday
last and died in five minutes.
10 The n O. Picayune says that Gen. Wall,
| of the Mexican Army is intimate personal
friend of Maj Gen. Winfield Scott.
~ The whole number of applicant, under the
General Bankrup, Law, in Connecticut, Up 10 No
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