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

were IN lS3- lad before the British Parliament,
and where not only the formal contracts gwen
but the correspondence winch preceded IT between
MesSFs LIVINGSTON. Mci,NE and NoopGrRY on
the part of the United States, and NcSsrS. IRE
RIr. WIALt,sis and EMER, on that OF Name
Both the American and English documents III
relation 10 this matter may be seen by any one
curious IN these subjects, IN the library OF the
NcwY ork Historical Society. 1t may be added,
that in the negotiations preceding the Treaty OF
Washington the former discussions as to a pc
cunary indemnity to Maine were treated as mat
tiers well known 70 all parties. The only prac-
teal difference between the arrangement finally
made and that contemplated in 1892, seems 10
have been that while in the former case the Uni
ted States was TO be al the entire expense OF CIV
mo to England convenient boundary, IN the
latter England paid for ii herself by according to
Maine direct the navigation OF the ST Johns, ana
in ceding To the Union territorial equivalents else
where of far greater value than the small pccu-
mary stipulation made By the United States in IA
yor of Maine and Massachusetts,.
Nelc. York. Mavi, lsi3. L.
LATER FROM CuBA.-By the arrival OF the brig
Cashier Captain ALLEN at this port yesteday, we
have adviccs from St. Crox to the llth ult.-
Capt A. states that great numbers of people were
daily arriving from Hayti, some Of whom state
the reason of their leaving to have been that they
considered their lives in danger every moment
they remained The cruel, bood-lhirsty deeds
daily committed in that place, they stale. surpasS
all belief -peoplc were assassnated in cold blood
IN the streets carried TO the shore IN carts and
thrown into the sea.
President BOYER carried with HIM to Kingston
III L., I,G Ia g,
is SAID that he sent S350,000 to England, and as
4 much more TO the United States. He now SAID
to possess more than million Of dollars.
The Cashier stopped at all the Windward isl
ands, and noticed that not single island has es
capped the earthquake. In some of the islands he
saw large chaslns III the mountains, which had
been rent asundcr by the earthquake, some near
I 30 feet deep and two or three wide, and the enor-
nous rock off ST. Thomas called the Sail Rock,
on account of It's resemblance at a distance to 4
ship under full sail, was entirely split to pieces.
Business was very dull on account of there be-
ing no vessels TO carry away the freight, great
quantities of which lay ready Tor shipping.
PANTHER HuSr-'rhc last Sullivan County
Waterman gives al account Of a panther hunt in
the town of Colkoon, IN that county, on the l2th
OF April
The panther was shot in his den, the entrance
of winch was too small for a man TO crawl INTO
I it, lad named William Lane armed himself
with 4 Spanish dirk and hunting axe, and in he
crept, and soon buried the axe III the head, and
the throat of the ferocouS beast, which soon pat
an end to his struggles. He then hauled out the
panther, which measured . feet inches from his
nose to the end OF his tail The editor thinks this
throws the story OF 'Old Put and the Volt" en-
trely in the shade.
Il The Iowa City Reporter, speaking of the
ratification of the treaty concluded by Governor
Chambers of Iowa, with the Fox aud Sac In
dams, says
Iowa acquires an addition OF actual territory,
though without extending her nominal limit of
about 100 miles from east to west, and about 30
from north TO south. In the northern part its
cas-! ana west extent over two hundred miles :
the whole area contains probably IN round mum
( bers $4,000 square miles or 1000, 900 acres. OF
thus country strip OF 80 miles in width as we
understand Is 10 De gwen up by the Indians the
! present spring; beng about 900 square miles,
4 or 0,O0U,U0U Of acres. a portion OF the country
is travcrsed by The navigable waters OF the Des
/ MONIES, and other portions are watcred BY the
/ Checaqua, which for euphony is called Skunk,
by the Iowa, Cedar. Wabesplnecon, and other
rivers. Ii is all excellent land, being unsurpassed
IN fertility, and the northern portion is represented
as very beautiful
u The Governor Of Delaware has issued
proclamation offering $1,000 for The apprehen-
sion of Owen O'Day, who shot Jacob Cannon in
Sussex County, in that State.
SteSoR N,GrL's L.,t CoScERt-Th, graf artist,
FasNe Concert takes place the Apollo Saloon hs exc
aiHg Every bod, knows the extraordinary powers Of ris
senenla uPoa the Viola They have Hvyer been n4Ied
IN this eoaatr AID scarcely rrceri IN ans His fame IA
EaroPe extends from the North the South and Is l. every
aos;Ly The farore pupil OF tn celebrated Paaniui
He wiz - assisted by si Edward Loer Mr. DrnD,,ar
SiF r RakrHaa aud ,lr II. c. Tmm. HIS programme Is
adEifabIr containing Ill re pieces which have been mad
50 famou, b! him Throughout; liz stl;es
his beiag the Iasr G.e The pnbe ili have thu caaeof
hsariug this great rloHist that The ~aiit Of oar
musical friends wall be shown the occasion aad -rte-
just gTbatr 10 The g-aius OF ssao7 Nas1! aud CHEER m
"tilr taking us iare,, Ell Of Is.
The ;learis pat 30 accordance with the pub
lie Wish
lrfESILE CoSeyRr.oaF readers are probably informed
t4r Mr. Bnadbur! VIII E-e.t n,aAcal entertainment AZ
The Broadway Tabe.aaci this rseu4g our aeQGaiat
aacs wh The skin and success o rhs gentleman aud from
'he uaequirocz sxibtio ii lis ability winch tn rrcea
OCCASION al tie place afforded SAFELY promise
or readers e Opportunity Of h-aIing Music well srecu
led b! four hnHiIej Young performers. The attraction Of
es< oeczsor Of ordinary kind aad rhe lover Of u
VII D f1Ily rspslt Tor his I'm. and II, ,ick,