New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22
EVENING EDITION.
MONDAYS O'Clock P. NJ.

ARRIVAL OF MORE OF THE MARAuDERs.-Thc
steamer Weston arrived last evening from the
Missouri River. bringing on board SIX OF the men
who were engaged IN the murder and robbery of
Chayes, the Santa Fc Trader. Their names are
Wm. Mason n II. Morton, ThoS. Towsan, DR..
de Prefontaine VIM. Harris, and Samuel s. Ber-
~, making in all Ten. who are incarceracd IN our
aIl charged with this offence. The amount OF
money SAID to have beer taken from Chayis IS
! exaggerated Chavis'S brother-in-law states the
amount in his possession at the time of his muir
der did not exceed $4,000, OF which $500
+ have been recovered.
The company of traders number in all about
lsU. \ number OF them had arrived IN hide
Pendence, and when the Weston left, the main
body was hourly expected among them was Mr..
Glasgow Don Avarez had quit the nam body
IN company with some four or five. and taken the
upper trace TO Bcnt's Fort. He had but little
money IN his possession but we understand that
he has arge sum deposited AZ the Fort. Ii was
the general impression % the traders that War
field, on finding their party 50 numerous, rave up
the idea of attacking them, and made his way TO
the upper trace in order TO intercept Alvarez he
being aware. from information received, that Al
varez would take that route. 1t is said that War.
field has a spy at Santa FG, who prizes into and
conveys him information of all the traders in.
tended movements, numbers and wealth, 81 that
he is well advised IN regard TO them. But little
opportunity will be afforded Wartield's party 10
intercept the trading party who are about 10 leave
Independence for Santa F6, us we are informed
that a detachment of MEXICAN soldiers had ar
rived at the forks of the Arkansas, and would be
in waiting to conduct them. They will be cS
cortcd to the forks by detachment OF I. ).
troops.
An attempt was made TO take the two SearcyS.
but some of their friends rallied to defend them,
and the party who were in pursuit, numbered too
few to effect it.
Sir VIM. Drummond Stewards party landed al
Madame Chouteau's landing below Weston, all
in good health and spirts--thcy nave encampcd
there in waiting for another party from here, who
intend Joining them; in the meantime they are
making all necessary preparation for their long
march. st. LOUIS Rep. 18th.
TIE LAST LINK SOON TO DE wELDED.-The
letting OF the unfinished portion OF the Miami
Canal is advertised to take place the 10th OF June
at st. Marys, Mercer County The payment is
to be made IN Canal lands along the line of the
work, and in State bonds bearing b per cent IN
terost payable semi-annually.
TIE GREATEST LOAD ENrIRELY.-Ihe Illinois
left Yesterday afternoon for Chicago with the
LARGEST load of passengers and freight ever taken
by any vessel on these waters. Her passengers
would number al least 100. So literally crowded
was she that Capt. Blake refused to take another
person on board Detroit Adv 18th.
u On Friday Of last week, Mr.. JAMES MER-
GER, of NIonongahela City, in this County, was
drowned at the landing, while watering his horse.
We are not informed of the particulars oil TINS
truly melancholy casualty. Mr.. Mercer was the
eldest son of the Hon Boyd Mercer, for many
wears an Associate Judge of this County.
Washington (Pa.) Reporter, Goth.
( FATAL RENcouNrER.-A rcncountcr occurred
in Lincoln County, Ky. few weeks since, be-
tween Edmund Leach and B. A. Mckenzie, in
which Mr. l.. was shot through the heart and cx,
pred Immediately.
WHARF.-The Chicago Democrat of the 25th
ut says that 10000 bushels of Wheat, 10 be de
vered on board, were sold in that city the day
previous, at 50 cents bushe.
SuIcrDE-A man residing in Perrysburg, Ono,
by the name of John Spiesz, lately Jumped INTO
the river and drowned himself. He has been
subject to fits Of melancholy, induced by the doc
,rines of Miller. His habits were rrcproachabic,
PnopucE-The aggregate value Of the Agr
cultural products OF the State OF Illinois, accord
INC to the last census, is S522,39S, lo5.
EXPEDITIONS observation-disclosures from
Baltimore and Washington City arrived here last
evening on the steamer Mail, in days and !
hours, including stoppages. st. Louis RePub'
n We learn that the Hon. s. Brccse came
very near being shot by his hrothern- law, IN
Rellville, on Saturday last. The difficulty grew
ont of tlcill-trcatncnt OF Breeses wtes sister by
her husband. st. LOUIS Repnb.ican.
TEMPERANCE ToAsr-" Revolutionary armies
and cold water armies: the one drove the red c0dts
from our land, the other the red noses.
COMMERCIAL"
Sale al the Sto.k Exchange Thi~ Day.
! r0N New York =, 1915 ~ a.
b,lOt Do IS 1895 ..-.-..'.' - "a