New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
THE CHERokEEs.-The following paragraphs
arc from late eumber of the Van Buren, AZ
kansasl Intelligencer:

AsorHER KILIEp.-We have learned that Arch o1uhu
ers is another accompce in the late outrage the M
nation. Also, that the Stars murdered Mr.. hels' '
white man mentioned III our last
Lovely Rogers, who gave himself up TO the authotiue "
Saline District Cherokee Nation when suspected oil being
concerned the murder Of Isaac Bushyhead has alter an
examination. been released nv
~Tttr CurKo6EEs-A PuRsU1r OF MuRpERERs.-Wt
are assured that the authorities Of the Cherokee nation ale
using appgehend the mardeTers oil MI o
and family and 10 restore peace and order 10 the nation
Mr. w s Coodsy with about tvs hundred men, IS scour-
ing the country with energy and that prom
m success There are also about hundred in arms
on our side OF the line and the hills aud o5s are !ed
determined men In hunt Tor their oanoea nei spp'
sion is inevitable.
General TAYLOR left on the 25th for Fort Gibson
with view OF settling the existing tilcU'E IN the .hf0
kee Nation
n The schooner Merchant Capt Ellery, ar
rived on THURSDAY from Tobasco. No treaty d been con-
cluded between Mexico aud Campeachy or Win Aucatan
Twas reported at Tobasco that Com Moore vas 70 taSe
command OF Navy now building at New-} ork, OF two
and ,,yo irates and another that the ladies Of
Louisiana had raised BY subscription 100000 10 build
steamer for Com Moore 70 take all the Mexican Navy
There was much sickness among the troops at Tobasso
and also among the shppag At the time OF Capt EieFys
departure logwood selling at riais per qu'n1a ihe
were raising army at CamPeachy to invade lucaan
n Two passengers Walter Drodie and James
Stewart ESQ have arrived the ship Italy, having been
taken from the ship Hoogly the 9Th instant "hleh W"
bound from New Zealand 10 Warren X. /. ne iioos'!
had been dismasted in hurricane on the 80 INST h
Italv supplied her with spars and sails lhe H. spoke '
shin Nonantum of Boston, which was seen yinso at the
time the hur ane commenced. III said that AFTER tne u
rcaae had passed. they pumped her out aud some OIL "e
had broken adt the hold smoohed the sea as MIN
gled with it, that although the ship labosd heavily not
single sea broke over her
IT The first Frost in Kentucky this year was
ON the night of the l4th Thi, quite late Corn was
ripe bu some Tobacco, which had been cut but lett te
! fields was inurad.
bs frat frost in the Kennebec region of Maine was some
time last week.
The Autumn has been generally m'ld ana CAIN one
70 Saturday night our skies and atmosphere here would
have done credit to Italy, but yesterday was cloudy ana
rainy with look toward Winter
FIRE IN NEw-ORLEANs.-A very destructive
fire occurred in New Orleans early the morning OF the
l4th The square bounded by Common, Graver' -. fei
and ST. Paul streets with the exception OF the buildings on
Common was entirely consumed
q5P The Augusta papers announce the oeatn
Of Mathews Esq Member elect to the Georgia house oi
Representatives, from Lumpkln Co.
H. A course of Lectures on the Material So.
cia and Intellectual life Of the AboHgne 'i our county,
E shortly to be given Boston By George H. Cotton au'
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thor of Tecumseh" and o:her Poems.
~ The new packet ship YORKSHIRE, Will be
launched from the sp-yard of VIM Webb, at The loot
of l7thsreet, East River wednesday next She takes
the place Of the Soutll-;imerica.
II The Schooner Wyandott, on her way from
Chicago to Buffalo with $500 bushels of wheat on board
and II barrels of flour h.s sunk in Detroit in fifteen feet
water
NJ Col. R. M. JOHNSON attended, by invita-
ton the Celebration the Anniversary of the Surrender OF
Cornwais at Needham the 9th and on the Goth started
for Concord, \. H.
Il AS some persons on the 18th instant were
DIGGING up tree in ~ Butler township it suddenly fell on
a Young man named Wm Badger, who was passing and
killed him.
GT The U. S. ship Congress, Capt. VOORHEES,,
was at Alexandria Aug. &c. She leaves in few days for
Tripoli and Malta. All we'll
II SIGNoRA CASTELAR, arrived in Boston on
the 18TH and was give her first Concert the Meodeon
last evening
GP A son of Mr.. Weir, Mulberry-st., caught
his hand in press machine the Fair yesterday and lost
three Of his fingers He taken home by Dr. Cox who
found it necessary to amputate them
n From a letter in the Ontario Repository, it
seems that snipe and woodcock hunting by torchsh has
been successfully tried
U- One of the Presidents slaves has run away
from his farm at WlIiamsbugh, Va His friends de-
| serting him.
o. The young man, VIM. Funnel, who was
shot in Rochester few days since, died.
FASHION YET AGAIN VIcToRIoUs The Balt-
more Patriot of Goth says:
"The great the Canton Course at o'clock
day. Fashion and Blue Dick attended by very
large number Of spectators. But heat run-time
1885; Fashion ahead, and Blue Dick would NOT
second heat
Day FIXED FOR THE NEW TRIAL OF Mr.. WY.
MAS-The l4h Of November has been specially assigned
for the trial of William Wyman exPesiden of the Phoenix
/ Bank, at Lowell.
New CoUNTERFEIT-Offic Waldron showed
yesterday counterfeit s5 bill of the Kingston Bank
signed j. S. Smith Cashier. E. Louusberry, President
The paper bad The words Newly ork Safety Fund are
ag line and the words Kingston Bank are cut
very coars-y and undoubtedly wood Buffalo Courier
q We regret to learn from Col. Hatch that
H. Dow, proprietor of the Boston and Haverhi express
died yesterday at his residence Haverh after short but
severe illness Boston Mer. Journal.
u The Bunker Hill Aurora SAYS: Albert
G. Fowler aged years, was burnt death Wednesday,
| By his clothes taking fre.'
o" The third of very interesting course of
! lectures upon the SYSTEM OF FOURIER, which Mr.
Hempel has commenced at the Disciples Church.
No 81 Green street. in the rear will be delivered this even
ing Subject, Attractive Industry aud tn. Harmony of
the Passions, the nature of which will be explained to-
gsther with the of realizing them in Association
Lecture free
D5 We would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement in our columns of the Fair
al Nibos 1t be open another week and to make it, if
possible still entertaining there performances
on hneoned instruments, with vocal accomplishments
COL Bsnkheads Band aud Army and Music School from
Governors Island will present The Hutchinson Family
are also engaged-Odgna odes are be sung speeches