New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

sYSnft
and is about to engage in privatecring land
,,d;tion. having for one Of his objects to rob the
Z g.,ican traders who left the city Of Santa Ft
I'm, the first Of April. The Picayune says:
Our own opinion Of Waried's movements and
zehave had every opportunity Of ascertaning
/ ssu,. is this: He will commit no acts Of hostli-
- on this side Of the American line, and his OBJ
.r,s are not so much the attacking the trading
.mnsnies as bringing Santa re and other prn-
nal towns in New Mexico under the Texan flag.
| as has, in his pocket, full power and authority
[ nm the Texan Government to wage war upon
! y,g Mexico; and that he will do it to the full
,,tent of his abilities, we have not the least doubt.
| Enrolled under his standard we believe, are many
,snbers Of the Texan Santa Feexpedition, whose
5scts, in again visiting that section, are iolooh
tsr the property they left there, and TO Obtain
eqne redress for the outrageous ana lnh,ihah
manner in which they were treated by SaiezaI'
,mio, and other oflicers-treatment unparalici-
I'D in the history Of the world for ITS more thah
avace barbarity. In addition to these men, ne
/ Ri have a large body of free trappers ana olher
ssdents OF the Rocky Mountain reg1ons--'ne oest
\ md of men for such an undertailng-and 1t IS
n fo,Iv to dcnonnce Warfeld as bandit for do
- what has been done every year for the last
ssbi. IF the building and the manning OF those
4sauers in England last season, destined to act
,r,;nst Yncatan and Texas-f the departure
| nm the United States OF numerous bodies OF
mod men. under the denomination OF emgrants
"A volunteers. and commanded by such men as
Con- Felix Huston. and other distinguished Off
sr-if1hesc acts were justifiable, then is War
IA in great measure blameess in his enter
RE All accounts say that he he had no hand
,tbe attack upon Chavis, or Charyls as his name
I,s been enormously spelled, and when his future
,cts are we'll weighed it will be found that he has
no way earned such appeations as have been
ystowed upon him by the st. Louis editors In
swing this, we are far from justifying The killing
iChayis, of whose death Warfie!d is perfectly IN
,orent, according to accounts. Before the sum
ner is oyer, we shall hear Of great doing IN New
Mexico. or VIC arc much mistaken.
Treasury NoTE RoDBERY.-Wc stated in the
Globe of Saturday evening last that three men,
rho registered their names at Brown 5 iiOcl III
his CITY, on the I'd inst Brccdovc, Jewell and
,ustin-had inst been arrested, charged with
talng or passing, or BOTH the Treasury Notes
and TO have been RENTED By the Collector at
New.Orcans in july last, TO the Treasury De
artment, which package has never been received
1t The Treasury Department. We committed a
mistake in SAYING that Austin was one of the three
arested. He came to the city with Byecdovc
and Jewell on the ID inst. and has roomcd with
hem ever since.
But we understand that he lci! into their COM
,any al Charleston, S. c., and, it is believed had
no hand in taking the package at New-Orlcans;
a. bo ,aJ t,,ct
requests US to make this correction, which we
cheerfuly do, with the following additional in
formation IN regard TO him. He acknowledged
to US that he sent to the posi-oice for letters 10 J.
D. Melf'l anu j. - 'ia. w.. ,o' li', %
Ic',Vus -, -. ','s 800 80
u''i'h ~ NJ ~ CIV NJ
accoui' VI MS moving i,Co i10' Va ~ 80
says, Tor pehg cigagcu III 'iie 't|c-hSiit Ias' id'i
between Liiy ana Mccoy winch resulted IN inc
death OF Inc latter. l"looe'
Fpoy ATE Ferxcu p,prrs-Tbc schooner
Pyoed,ve commanded b, lieutenant Cuasc,c;r
b,s inc, orryoJ ., Howe don ,tb tho ro>.,l,c
If tho scientific cvncd,;on n M Tcvnr an ,hc
coast If Asia Minor Among thc mos, remark.
ablc objects ;s an ancient sarconba.ms If orcot
besn,v and tho frc;7e almost cnt;rc of tho tom.
nloat D,n, a. N,onos;, rr,;o ,o,,,n,o ,,.h;oh
was considered more be,nl;rol than that Of E,nh
esns from Which i was onlU tbrcc leagncs dis
,on, was THROWN down INV an e,r,bon,Sc IN Ihe
bpr;nn;nr IF tho Chr;s,;sn OPP, Thc lour nos,s
Of The teInplc were thrown ont, One HAVING fall.
en- on a dry soil the marble was destroyed at once,
Or very soon after It's fall. The three other walls
were buried in damp earth, where the marble has
been perfectly preserved. These three tacadcS,
Which are 10 metres without break or Interrupt
Ton, have us been discovered and taken UP. after
great labors from among the rims notwltGstand-
nng various obstacles, and arc among the curlosi-
ties brought by the Expe.ilve,
Awful Errrcr OF rrMrrRAycE.-.The Ana.
hchcola Iounol Of the 9th instant saws. On