New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

THE OREGON EMIGRANTs.-Thc Burlington,
Iowa Gazette OF Novllh contains letter from Mr. NJ. w
NcCappss Of the expedition, dated Fort Laames July l.
From this appears they had travelled LOCO niles the last
month without, rain The last eco miles Of their Journey
they found good roads and strange say their cattle
growing IA. the long tramp The Sioux and Cheyenne
Indians were all round and Inclined to be Troublesome.
They had encountered 400 miles from the fort, Span
ards en- route from Iowa the Spanish Prov nces, with
s- cargo of flour carried mules The price of flour
was sa5 per hund sugar s. per pound coffee 81 80 per
pound The distance from this fort the South Pass :"
Of the mountains 800 miles and required Is days make
H. They have probably reached their destination by this
time.
F!RE.-The Madison Ind Courier states that
destructive broke in that city the night Of the
DIST instant the pork packing establishment Of Messr
r < D. Paine which consumed. The fire then
communicated the large three story warehouse az joining
the north half owned by Mr. Tmcthy Barber Occupied at
thS time BY Mr.. HaTrio franklin, packing house,
and the south half owned and occupied by Mess Washer
aud Wharton, srocers aud lard oil manufacturers which
Were destroyed Great quantities Of lard bacon hams, salt
81 were also destroyed The value of the buildings pork
Sc destroyed is probably less than eighteen twenty
thousand dollars Part of tbs loss covered by
The principal sufferers Nessrs PANE Pitcher Barber
Washington aud Wharton, whose fine bulldog unin
surel and Mr. Wharton, who had in this building about
SEQ hogs cut up.
u WYMAN has not been sentenced to the
STATE Prison, his being suspended unit, rs Cour,
decided upon exceptions taken by his counsel in
70 carry the the Supreme Court. Meanwhile,
Wyman put under bonds OF 100000.
MApEMoIsELLE CALyE.-The death of this
contradiced of the New Orleans papers,
which state thar she alive aud we'll and 10 embark soon
for France.
y" a correspondent of the New Haven Cou-
rier writing from Woodstock VI. says splendid meteor
passed aver that place on the 20,h inst.
10 The packet ship Sheffield was sold at auc-
ton yesterday Tor S!l00 II nowadays $4,000
build packet.
GREAT HAUL OF STOLEN GooDs-A portion OF
the gang of thieves that have long infested ; city
arrested yesterday aud committed trial Their
Taylor Dodge, Hiram J. Clark and Parker Carr 4 large
of property in The shape of nerchandz. found
upon them and 81 various dpots in the vicinity OF The city
FIRE AT LYxN.-The new and beautiful build.
ing called Sycamore Hall near III. Lynn Depot, was burned
Saturday uist. This Hall was built b. Sl1 Samuel
otear, ahont Tour Years since at expense OF SIS 500 AID
was insured by The Mutual Insurance for 50, 500
BURGLARY.-The hardware store of Frederick
Cooke, Of Cacshi broken open on Tuesday light last
aud The money dawe! robbed OF about $40 in change
bank
u The King Of Naples has taken formal
possession OF the Island OF Lamp-duss order establish
his right 10 II, and has sent thher persons who
charged with is colonization There is also 10 De CARR.
soa oil "A meal Tins island occupied hy Maitss.
family, who acted As # their own property
LAST FROM THE CPfsa LAKEs.-Thc steamboat
Cleveland arrived yesterday afternoon from Chicago heavily
l;s4. This is tie last boa. of the season FROM above
Detroit Daily ADV, sd.