New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

York Bng Caraccas lnl, 10 "a ION us' I'll
SG,[s j .n Iiqor Lon LEWIS DAYS from iewYo'S
'3 Wsa sig ce- and Si pleasant Wiad wNr.
From Mckee.
By the brig Anahuac we have received the
Government Gazette to April 22d, aud a file OF
:. HI Sisbo,o a daily paper, both from the Capital
The subject of the Annexation OF Texas TO the
limited States occupies much attention We
translate the following articles
From The Government Ga-t:;..
..NryIco April .1d.-ASNENArIoS or TEXAS TO Tlis
UyrEp to ieIy late ,, s'f 5s ps
which we have ,ee from tteHt S,ass sf,as s ~ men m tbs
coynl VIII, have done the favor 10 show them 70 Us NE
immediate 9re<asn WI not IT., 1y ,, 9@' IS s SI' Should be
bT1n.t up IN House highly probnbie ndestl iei.
Sxf he ,G nj the coce OF iir Iyler be presumed
that he wi hazard it, especially rs he : :" near 'e ce
'rRe Oregon question that which Tie preference nov
sive " NV 1, rciriors with respect that territory.
the prejudice winch they nny produce 10 Ensiu d! W.
seen and the position which that powerful nation Is 49,"
plnre without foreign enemies I" sleht WIN ul' vs. 80 ~,
pose that these event, may not b. ia'""'e IL ''' ''-
we may be deceived, NJ. -. ,l,
i report had been current IN Mexico mat Inc
t,oops IN Jalapa and puebla had rcsoed: but 1t Is
rened by The Official letters from those Giles. Ac-
counts from several Other and more distant points
represented tranquility a undisturhed. NOT 50 IN
Sonora.
The Government Gazette. in remai',ing on the
,.nn,t of The Committee oi the massachusetts, !r-
oisl,tur. against the Annexation OF Texas, says =
We see with pleasure that onc ol The most III
G,,,ni;aI Stale. oi the American MON, and t!iat IN
which We know the Independence OF That nation was
loved. takes her place b. the side OF justice ana
sneak. the lang iage at truth. which several other
STATES have forgotten in attending only 10 Their o"n
interests, anu III desiring TO do lis "ii me ''htl tes
can.
OF Sonora, saws the Government Gazette, it is
not to be denied the revolution in rhat unhappy De.
partment has assumed character oi harbar'ty, ana
Vandalism. Measures have been taken 10 pat
stop to them, il possible.
I'm, dco,hs in Mexico in the month of February,
amounted to 437, OF whom none were Protestant Tor
eisuerS.
letter to General Almonye, the Mexican Minister.
Those oil who acquainted with That good iieH'cani
,il be convinced that envoy vii pot ea in' nH
that lie will reply in SPIRITED terms to ts american 'isrf,
ant the ION at Texas the United state on
the part Mexico. has been done IS dong and WI be done.
ri-lt, nnd to preserve or and matters nothing 10 ~,
whether MI Calhoun Mr.. Walker becomes the secretary "i
Ne taIi eve the preference eyery thing winch reto.
tir highest i:poriaire and wish rat the people be
acquainted wi every thing That takes place ~ matter 80 "
tai interesting To the homer dignity "nd even e lnhe
penl-nce Of The NleNlcan nation tENpeN''
NlrxIco.-Bv the arrival of the Neptune Il Next
instant we learn that the report OF Santa Ana
death was mere fabrication. She brings nothing
interesting in the way OF intelligence. She has
come hitler for repairs. The war steamers Gaudi-
lsupe and Montezuma sailed for Newly ork the 2oth
nit. for q similar purpose. i. .. Rep. May IL.
FeoM THE CARE OF Coop HoPE.-By the Ann
Maria, from Batavin. We have the Cape Town
Commercial Advertiser to March I'd. We copy
the following items:
The Dutch schooner BraZilia,' whose visits to
Natal with parties OF various descriptions on board
have caused so much mischief entered Fable Bay Il
few DAYS ago from De!agOa Bay, having on board
several persons supposed 10 he slaves. The Schoo-
ner being arrested, and inquiry made II was made TO
appear that the Master from deaths among his crew,
had been induced to purchase several slaves TO
work his vessel; but he Immediately made them
free, aud entered them on the Muster Kohl as hired
servants or SUCH is the state OF the altar
Mt present Masters OF vessels touching ut any part
OF the African Coast, cannot be too guarded III deal
inc with the natives for
From Weinberg aud from RObben Island report
SAYS that slight shock of an earthquake was lelt
at these two points, about o'clock on tuesday al
lern0on.
SALT IN IowA.-Wc learn from the last BurliDg-
ton (Iowa) Territorial Gazette, that there are nli-
merous indications OF the existence OF salt IN that
Territory, and particularly IN that region OF the
country bordering the Des hloines River.
A company Of gentlemen acquainted with the Salt
business and who have great confidence III the sue
cess of their enterprise, engaged III boring in the
town of Bonapurtc, Van Buren, Co.
Should there be found salines in the Territory,
which would, on being worked, afford n sufficient
supply OF salt for consumpV!i, il would be an IN
caculabc advantage to that section ot country
Their supply is derived chiefly from New Or
leans, and from the Manufactures nj kanawhn IN
Virginia. The cost OF Interpretations cause this ne
ps article lIull-p. urcIlllV the
interior.
IlURRIcASE.-Thc Sandusky Ohio Mirror gives
an account of most violent storm OF wind and rain
which recently passed over that town, Going much
damage in the way OF unrooilns buildings, blowing
down chimncvs etc. The storm continued for
about five minutes, and destroyed property in var-
Gus parts Of the town 10 the amount OF l,390 or
$4,000.
in the country much damage was done by blow
Ing down fences, thereby exposing the crops, and in
the destruction of woodlands.
- At the Suffolk County, Long Island Circuit
Court ana Oyer aud lrrmincr, on the 9th ins'. Lew
is Gordon Jr obtained verdict of $j0D damages
against Jesse ROBINSON for the seduction OF the
plaintiffs daughter, Polly Ann Gordon On the
same day Calvin King convicted on an lndict-
ment Tor burglary, robbery, and ielonlous assault.
property of i.rs Ruth Bell widow, aged - years,
on The night OF the 7th Feb last. He was senten-
ced to the Sing Sing prison Tor lie.
- The Genital Railroad Mich. has been cx-
tended ten miles. The cars run TO Grdley's
| Station.
SrKlREs.-rhe printers OF Ptlsburg have made
an advance OF prices-he employers have conceded.
The coopcrs have been equally successful. The
journeymen shocmakers OF Lynn and Wobum hive
struck for higher wages.
New York Daily Tribune.
tro ADVERTISERS.
~ The large and constantly increasing circulation Of The
TRIBUNE renders n valuable medium of advertising
for Merchants Manufacturers aud advertisers. The
Of advertising in The Tribune, of the
the circulation. favorable those any other pa per N
.i.Lt .L-.. IL