New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

refused TO rebuild the British consular raj
though they profess 70 b wing to rebuild the
houses Of the merchants.
..yoruE. FloHr-Mr. SwAcKRANER steps INTO
the ing and tips his cap to Mr.. McNCRRar.-
Mr.. VI. 1t viii be remembered stated 3a7 or
two since IN the Assembly, thai Mr.. 5. had re-
peatedly solicited MIN to urge ms claims for the
Flour Inspection. Mr., Swackharner publishes
card IN the Evening Journal, in which he says
NJ. McMurays statement Is false, and he Prom
ises to prove ii So He farther remarks that
from what he knows Of Mr. IcMuTray's etfem-
mate and c-wardly nature, he would never dare
to abuse him IN the Inanner he mas were Ii not
for the protection threw. around him By virtue OF
MS position OF mcmbcr OF Assembly,
FEoN llExIco-Private letters received at
New Orleans, give melancholy intelligence con-
corning the prisoners ,eho were taken at Melr.
They arrived at Zacnbaza, FIVE miles iron the
city Of Mexico, on the 18th February. In the
onslaught made Upon Their escort, Dr.. BRENNAN
and Mr.. Fitzgerald were killed. After tie prlso-
ners were recapturcd, Gen. Bravo ordered Mela,
who was III com1:and Of the escort, to put to
death every tenth man in consequence Of the sub
secuent assassination of Mexican officer Aela
refused to obey the order. Whes, Santa Ana
arrived IN Nesicc &c gave orders TO have them
all shot indIscrilninately, which were modified
through the rcmonstrance Of Gen. Thompson
and the British Minister TO dccin, a'icn a, com
rnandcd by Bravo Il Is topped that even this
Will be rcrchaa.i1
|, Is sad that three of the Perote prisoners
taken at Bexar have been liberated, and that
George Crttenden. one OF the prisoners taken at
MGR. has also been released.
Dispatches arrived al Vera Cruz, from General
Thompson, on the 22d ult.. and the Falmouth
was 10 sail Immediately for Pensacola with them
Their nature was rot known, but the rumor was
that ;ley were unf-icndly. 1t is thought that the
first instalment of the indemnity money vail not
be paid One runcr has 1t that Gen Thompson
has mace demand which, if not acccded to, he
will be compelled ask for his passport, and that
this demand has some reference to the poor
Texan prisoners orderc d to be shot. These rumors,
however, were vague, and probably unfoundcd,
From TIE IxpiAys-The Van Buren, ark
Intellicenccr states that talks have been held be-
twccr the Creek and Seminole Chiefs, with the
object OF pcrfccting an arrangement by which the
Scminolcs shall become constituent part oil the
Creek Nation, agrccably to the provisions of tie
treaty OF 1882.
The New Orleans Iroplc says that gentleman
Just frnI-, ! ark Hill Cherokee Nation, states that
some sixty Usage Warriors are on a visit to John
Ross, Principal Chief OF the Cherokee Nation
They had dance at his house. The 0sages are
great thieves and more opposed to civilization
than any other tribe.
u Persons having business to be done In Orc
gon. or IN any section of the West, will do well to
examine the advertisement Of T. J. FARNnAM,
Esq. IN another column. He is established IN the
profession of the Law and, by means OF his init
mate acquaintance with the situation ard charac-
ter of the Western section Of our country, Is ad-
nirably fitted to transact whatever business may
be entrusted to his care We commend his card
to the attention of our friends
u Gov Porter is likely to have rival II the
pardonng business In Gov. Montoi', If louisiana,
who has recently pardohod eleven Pcnitcntiarv
cnnvicts besides notorious countorieltcr, who
was sentenced to the State Prison for several
wears, and who has since his liberation been dc
tectcd in stealing negroes Hc has also committed
the sentence OF a convicted murderer.
u The Quebec Mercury of the 9TH instant
state, that i, is reported that ship of war will
be sent to New York to take Sir Charles Bagot
and his family TO England.
Addresses to Sir Charles Bagot and TO Sir
Charles Mctcafe are coming in from various
parts of Upper Canada. Meetings arc to be held
at Montreal ard Quebec for similar purposes.
d. At the April term of the Wake Court, n.
c., slave named George was convicted of the
murder of William Wilson, and Harr.tt Durham
Of the murder of dave Named Grace Both
were sentenced 10 be hung On the 18th Of May
Atinc same Court, William Pulley, tried for the
murder OF JOSIAH Lewis was convicted Of man.
slaughter.
~ Mr. Solomon Perkins OF Bridgeport, Mass.
went 10 Boston few DAYS since TO purchase rr7-
visions, sincc which time noting mas been heard
OF hm. he was about % years of age and his
night eye IS blind and closed and covered I,y a
green ribbon which passes over tis mead.
Il The Court Martial for the trial Of Com.
Ramsey, rc-assembIed at Baltimore on Monday.
Com, r. SAID he objected to four OF the panel, and
proceeded to give his reasons for Directing to Com
Shubrick. They were founded upon a former
difference with HIM.
q; McNaugh.en, convicted at Shelby, Ky, OF
the murder Of IN nofensive man named Patton,
has been sentenced to be hung on the 2sth INST.
Loss or THE BrEscs AYKrAx BRIG OF WAR
SAN M,Rr.>.-Advices from Monte video, re-
ceived by the Boston Daily Advertiser state that
the. 1,lnr.,....r e.. % h.