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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22

BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-Every lady and gentleman who wishes
hive me and healthy hnir drnm andru should
the Balm OF Colmba It stimulates the roots OF The hair md
eNcies growth. syd hardly fails In restore upon
persons who have been bald year, besides always gives
70 the hair beauty and us,re unsurpassed Sold u, q Court
INN
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r- German Wh,g SonSs.-A few hundred Ger
man Wing Songs io' sale this Office. Price p cents per
dozen. ta2O lwd-C&Wl GREELEY & McELRArH.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOOD

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Containers General Furnishing Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. IS Maiden Lane NewYork Corner of Liberty stscct
JOHN z. WAKEMAN 81 co.
Is prepared sell the following articles amOng Others at
prices suited 10 the times. VIZ
SHIRTS-CenteInen's Fine Shirts Of all qualities.
CoLLARs-squne Koun' and Byron "oa 1 al Linen bnn
BosoMs-Ruiled. Stitched and Plain wide and narrow
UNDER SHIRTS sfIR;rs AND DRAwERs-sik.. Marino. An
soIa saxony shnker,' Knit Lambs Wool Cotton,
sroCKSSS@tn. Silk Mohair, Tiombazine and fancy
ed 9fpI ggsves Hgd HiG snS ocv coo,sd o
I'm Sin md SIonr figured and PLAIN. Black lal-
in and CulOred Crnvut>. all sizes -
IlOSERY.-Slk Angola. Merao Nooen ana Cotton Hose
GLOVES Kid. beaver Brckssin Serino. silk, Cotton.
SYSTEMATICALLY Eii kin and Morocco Elastic ends SILK
Gum Elastic. Cotton, &c. new style.
HEAVY KNIT WOODEN.
ANGOLA AND MERINO
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Manufactured by Eabcrs e Bailey. ut Cohoes Falls N Y.
ForS Sale by
J. p. WAKEMAN 81 co.
rs Maidcn-Lanc. New-York,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE MANUFACTURERS.
~ These Goods ARE warranted shrink by wishing
acknowledged by dealers 10 he cheaper than any other
Goods ofthe kind IN the market aus- 3ni
! r. BLEECkER 8, co. Commission Merchants, 81 Al.
IS linn street. constantly receiving from Manufacturers
and offer IS at e b SEs ane a to n to
suitable for country trade.
Co1Tos B,1rs $50 " in 81 and lC0b. bales suitable
for retail trade.
H,rrzRs'Corros 30 in 35b bales fine article.
JxwELERs' Do 80 a. inl b. bundles
GARRETT FLLlSu 1905 ID. Wooilen Carpet Fitting.
Country Merchants will do well call and examine their
Stock. aug3l
DORR * ca N ID l. L r,
DRY GOODS,
80
Liberty.street. au6 iaOl
MILLINERY AND SILK GOODS-CHEAP FOR
fk CAS-1he subscriber has received within tie asiew
days at No 81 Beuvereet, three doon from Pearl street
below Wall an unusually large assortment OF WILL ERf
and FANCY SILK GOODS for the Fall Trade. Having
bought early this season. has had the PICK OF the market
and knows his cannot RI BEAT He :peaks par
lcuarly of BONNET SILKS. EELVErS. SATlNS and
RlBBONShe having decidedly the largest and most spendId
assortment be found and will be constantly receiving BAR
GAINS auction and sale daily The
As he buys and CASH. he wei Knows tha extra
inducements must be held out 20 induce purchasers to buy That
way ard he believes the reputation he hes 0 selling Tor less
than lie boush; elsewhere sure guaraee or tnet
lie invites hEgcHAHTs and SILLssRs % cali and examine
before purchasing. They nny depend TINT II VIII not rny
nan 10 do So they will lie 20 find what they want
iflt is To he had. =, rr,,,r.,,
a3 lmls il. NJ. - E'ENS.
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, hucso,seei. NJ 20
UY BANGS. RICHARDS < Pi.aI c.nr r mn
ID Bfundwny.-iibsral cash advances mace On eo4s4
10. auction siles.i =, ~. po.dv.v A
e~ 'O''' NETWORK FALL TRADE SALE II,
The first Catalogue of tie above sa!e y Cow ready ~
Auction Room.
ON MONDAY MORNING. Aug. 18Th.
At O'Clock.
With valuable consignment, Of - cases of English station
ery direct from Ensand, and followed by ssVer, srse -
,abe Invoces OF English ard A1ercon Stationery. Fancy
'Ai'e'e'' q S s : Tuesday MORNING, 9Th Aug.
Atso'ciock.
The ~ o Books vii commence ana oe eonunu.l oay
the same honr until all Sold tie order oil me CaaoSues
which Will be und be the largest and fos' 0'''
sued n number nf YEAR. ,,,.o A., q,
Books "A large collection OF Mis- elianeou .; Ss
elected from private Libraries Also. assortment OF sen"'
Books IN quantities.
saralosues vii be ready on day OF ale. -
F. COTTON. huctsonesr. ,,,
EY COTTON & GO. Auction and Comm xsion .ietchen.
No IiS Fulton nd "a Ann s,rcs-Lberal sf'a noes
,.da }, cons rru,sn:s and nrompt returns made
FRIDAY. August %
No 20 Monroe >uset. corner o.. scam met
SuyRiyy VIII sell by order OF me shefii ne Voc.
ard fixtures ~ grocery store. consisting III pa, %
teas, sugar. coffee. specs. flour cheese isiu' Uu'e'
weights, measures. counters. shel,Ins. &c: &c
Tt ESDAY. AucuNG
Al l0t, O'Clock st - Ann Sueet. ~ i, 49,, asfo
SHERRY SALs-Nill sell ey order oil me Sne'l' auou
liz. white lead Gil counting house eocA.
brurxed clasps ard rigs lot o. buttons. WIDOW
brushes, sc. &c. LI f,-n;,r,o Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22

&c Al,nanncs for sa &c by tho zoo or by the
lOOO.-The American Farmers Almanac with numerous
Agricultural ensravinss. for sale by
soo GREELEY & McELRATH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22
Jus,ice 10 Harry OF the West


ne Tenth yyard.-A Spccici business meeting OF
the Ijemocrnilc Cny Club OF the Tenth Ward wall be held at
81 Davids Hall22 Walker Friday evening I'D inst
at O'Clock H.. ::,
TO intend and sign the roll. BY ordsr
''''''1 NATHANIEL. G. BRADFORD. President.
1 1ohr Nv Wv : ii,Sr ( Secretaries. a23 IT.
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powchonr-aa haIf chest, Ok 10 do, 81 10 do. IS rs DO
81; III Do =. =, ~.
"a do q 10 do 3i IS DO - - do. Ii IA DO oi 35ii
chests and .95 hal fdo wtictl"n
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Albany. I'd July. ISL.

" WING County Meetings In ScNv-Jer-
sey.-rhe Wing State Central Committee. compliance
suggestion. made to them by persons recommend
to the Wings OF the State hold County Meetings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22
Kr,rbtou Cattle 7rarlset, Aug.

FrOrn
At N,rke, 5.0 Reef Cattle $50 Sheep and $50 Swine
80 Beet Catils and several hundred Swine unsod.
PRlcra-Bes C1r;ie-A few Cattle sold Saturday
at about former day such PRICK not .ustaled
Extra 49, ms, quality % second quality .: third
Shes30IanI,s from - to 2 cd sheep FINN IS to250
Srine-'. Columbia ShoaiS' lp;. 10 pede. than
half Bar.u, Pennsylvania ami Ohio HOGS from 81
A; retail from TO 81.
New-Bedfors. OH Market. Aug. 10.
We have beard Of sales UnT 51bb. Whale 800 bbls
c and Ol sc per gallon. No Transactions in Sperm
our last, nve come 20 knowledge. excepting u 81.
baS nj ac per gallon Ne hear Of no lls OF Vhulehone
IrosrS Of Sperm and Whale OIL t0 the United States for
the week ending Aug. Il. lsA:
Sperm. Whale
Proyircaogn-Schr WIN. Ilsnry ................ 3D
Schr Carter BrGNt0n.... ........Zsl
Santuckst|Sch- Telescope ........ ...........- Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22
CLOTHING.

NESTINGS. NETINt:S just received at the New hors
Cash nioring Establishment Isl Broadway. three door,
below the Franklin House small lot Of very ch XIX am
.,,in vss;inr. for Also. large a,soHiei' "
Summer Peto. and O.Ece Goats, at reduced prices
,vaqis J. G. BOOTH x 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22
,,or,-et. Cor,f,,L,, r,nar,,d for 7n. 7'r1bun1

Market Carefully reported for The Tribune.
WEDNESDAY. August 81.
ASHES-The market rather scnny supplied with Pots,
without causing any price, SlicslUJ bbls al
Sd Is and 10 bbls Pearls 81 81. which holders firm.
ExpoI, from Is, to 2th August
Tots .'.'''.''''.''''''.'l'S oD.s'
Pearls - 5io = h Io =, oo,s
COI'TON-The snles were about iVO DqleS al previous
raes the tendency the market favor OF tie buyer There
have been very recent Grrlvnls. ea,,,,
Total import 81 SINCE 5s ST. n s 00e'
Export from the United States:
Since lst Sept last. .ousoiS Uhes.
Same time last yen w. gv95 -
~ Snmc ne YEN 6eore :; NOR: n 10 ena.ee
which we quote Mt $3.50 We notice saes OF lOJ hbs Troy
new at 81 Is 4OO bbs New York City. Eagle Mills new
at 81 25 In Southern saes OF l Richmond Coun
try fresh ut 81 a. nnd Richmond City NILS at about 50 20
We quote Michigan and Ohio 81 l!s 81 lS Troy. S4l2
81 l51s; oil aud Georgetown 81 - 81 oJ hc,noin
CunlIy 50 81 l2. North River Rye Flour is 81 Sla So
and Jersey s3n IS !s Corn Meals steady, with moderate
sales OF Jersey and Brandywlne, nj our quotations
Export from lst to 10Th August.
GRAiSmWe notice sales Ac0 bushels Southern Wheat
new nj S5.c.; Rye dull cnd prices tend downward
quote the latter asked but Sales Oats plenty and
dull we reduce our quotation % 38ac Corn dull sales
lO bushels Northern at 81 W bags Black EYED fens sold al
81 80 per bag OF two bushels. 49,
Export. from Isl to 9th August.
is 1 md ;ses 1 Tsen n, a
a 2ic.
PKOVlSIONS-P1me Pork firm, and sales OF few hun
ded btls made S,l2a Mes, dull the nominal rate
50 49, Beet rather dull holders firm, and note sale OF
only bis No. 81 D. and 5O Mess at $3.50 sales OF SUI
h Lard 57 &C.. In smoked meats notice sales 30 hds
shoulders at &C.. and 50 sides at Al Sc.
Export. from lst 10 10Th August,
Bee. SS5 ppi'
Pork. ecS Dds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22

The ship Thomas Perkins. reported ashore yesterday
afternoon. papers got off r VI yesterday and toyed
10 New York by the steamer Hercules
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22
Commercial and Money Matters.
n- For Commercial end Money Matters see Last P

@ For Coaame-eioi end .Nonev Matters. Last Page
"WEDNESDAY P. NJ.
There is a decline in Stocks TODAY; Illinois 6s,
md Canton Company declined II Farmers Trust md Uni,ed
States Bnnk y Long Island Railroad. Il Erie Railroad.
IL. Reading Railroad advanced IL.
gn-We quote Bills on Lon
don at iC9l c! and bills PAR, o, 81 25a ST. 23 Am
s,eta co.; Hamburg $50 a5ss Bremen 49, ~,
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS RAIL ROAD Co.
Receipts or July 50
Receipts for July. lSi3. 40 10
Increase over 1888 oecual 80 per sl2i9 40
Receipt. for fr days in Aug. i:ii q
Do do do lsi3.................... S5l 81
Increase over ls43...........s2 6i Is
The agent for the London bond holders OF Illinois,
and the State COMMISSIONER returned in the Acadia The ne
collation. mas resulted favor OF the loan, provided tax i,
LEVIED the of the Legislature and collected r
tie payment OF the interest the Improvement debt.
CONDITIONS OF THE NBw-loRK BAYKs-The
following summary of the reports Of the Banks of this
State showing the condition Of their affair. the ls inst
The nk Bockpor made report nnd those of the Bank
OF New Rochelle and Exchange Bank of Buffalo were
rect in FORM and included in the table or in the sum
mary The Clinton Bank of NewYo has gone into lguds
ton The whole number Of Banks incuded in The rnsra
Ia and branches. Of which o. Free Banks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22

~ BOARDING.-lirs. GOSS. having ope1ed the new
and conmodous house. % Vesey the Astor House
profIe choice OF desirable permanent
BOarden Croton Shower, and cold Baths. Free The
location vey central yet quiet and shady Terms moderate
aus rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22

O5- UnionistS Attention IA special NEE, meeting OF
this Association will he hell National Hall Friday even
ing August q lslaS Ucnck for the ofeceying the
Report of the Committee of Arrangements on attending the
Mass Convention the Sh Full attendance
is earnestly requested. BY order Of . r.,
SlLAS CHICkERING. President
EoBERT ID. II0LMKs Secretary. az u
~ Fall Fashion fer Hnts.-O FISH hes now
ready the Fall Fashion for Hats which gentlemen are invited
to call and examine his Warehouse lG1 Broadway, two
doors above the City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH,
,u.l;,tf Fashionable Halter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22

July 81 Ia, IS A. lon 3d. ship Oneida hence Tor Havret
the Louis Philippe. - this port.
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TO CLAY CLUBS.
THE lyUIC T1I.ysNNE

CHARLES f.. WEIR, Portrait Painter.
lCs LrovARp STREET gl0 2wis'
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v,lesc oil renewing advertisements Il, pleasure.
payable quarterly half early in advance 40 w "
An Advertisements inserted this paper appear both 10
The Morning and in the Evening edtiops.
No The DAILY TRIBUNE is served early hour in any
part ot this lily Brooklyn CENTS per week paya-
bic To the Carrier By those who prefer Il, at the same rate
for SIX months or year payable the Office in advance
Persons wishing be served will please send in their nancs
through the Post Office or othe'w'se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22

90 Graham House, Go Barclay.-Citizens Oh
transient yiters desiring quiet home where real Temper
diet proered then. consisting Of Vegetables. Fruits
&c without sinulants flesh meats, n-ed paronze
this house. Term, moderate. Shower baths free. 49,,
au2 it's Z GOSs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22

WM T. JENNINGS 4 CO.
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
23l Broadcay, .imertcsn Hotel, opposite
The Fountain,
Solicit attention from Citizens and Stranger, requiring Gar
mpnt. 10 nice assortment OF Goods for Fall and w inter
rnr selected with Of rendering our stock a' rch 10
quality and variety be found IN this city comprising
Beaver led cloths for Oyefcoats. C!oak, &c rlen
mud and trock Coats yarous new syie
tns,,uere. Rich Velvet; Merino silk ard Satin Vcssincs
be made order 10 sustain our Iepus
,,on the reformation thGt avert
compliant that cash purchasers are a1eu ~
,he> delnque The style ard finish oil our Grrteuts
l con,par with those of any other establishment. and N ms
III y,i 81 -, ~, ,,nn, =. al,citeJ al6lsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22
3NpoIt, l'rom lst 10 Sllh August.
FOR THE LAST THREE DAYS.

DOME SriC GOODS.-Jhere is fair business doing.
though less than usual ut this period OF the season. ana
prices generally have declined On Brown Goods reduction
OF quarter has been submitted 10. We revise cur
quotations conform to present rates.
LII on,n htI-,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22
Imuortant to Merchants and Manufacturers.

- The la.se and constantly increasing circulation of The
TRIBUNE renders IT most valuable medium of advertising
r Merchants Manufacturers and advertisers. The
,n,s Of advertising The Tribune. Of the OF
The circulation favorable those of other paper
New YORK. and fully ene halt cheaper than the charges in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22

1- Cotton Canvas. COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DUCK, LIGHT RAVENS. for BOAT SAILS rs
PER FEELINGS q 10 y inches wide; BAGGING. piaiE
ard tlsd y ard "A lno So Grain and Seal Bags. "a
'"- : 'D'' BRlSCKERaoFF. FOX & PoLHEMUs..
g Err. 81 Ben street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22
Memoranda.

Brcs Drnon Gor Chareston: Levan for Kingston. jam
B0wen tor Newport and St Marks: William Crawford
for PhlIaGelphIa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22

Arrived,
Picket ship Cambridge BafsOw. liom LvGpoo, july H..
mIse 10 L Marshall On The 9Th inst - miles north OF
Cape Race. exchanged signals with ship lexington bound
Westward Int A Co. Ion 3d. pcke, snail boat with
men IN belonging the French brig Avener OF HohfueT
france They fishing away from the big and los,
her IN gale of wind which suddenly sprunz They were
& the boat without particle OF bod The L. has
been IN dense fog for days.
Juy mise 10 Fox & Livingston On the lsh inst on Georges
Banks PludsphS and Liverpool packet with cross
in fore CpSl >, =,
BnGgs.
Below.
Packe, ship George Washington Allen. from Liverpool.
July 2ist md,e Gfnnei Mnturn s; Co n.o. French
bng from Rochelle. and barGue Wind light, Sc.
Sailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22

VEJINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. SPRUCE STREET
w The subscribers would advise all those who wish 70 pu-
.bn Shades either Wholesale reta tD cnnt No Spruce
street they have greater assortment than al The ohef e
Establishments city and they truly theirs IS the on
" place where they manufactured TO extent None put
1 co, shades painted Signs Banners and interior ecoih
tons done in style not u be surpassed hHt o. acknoW
edged reputation will always find employment Also waleo
three or four apprentices None need apply unless they nave
ataste for drawing. ,.nro, :, mr. n.r,Ny
ly.0 Ems bhhi vi. O. ~ p.1,o....-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22

MOUNT VERNON ACADEMY. 5sth street. corner of
fI the old Post Road the Sd Avenue Mr. and Mrs
GAZE Popretor, vacancy this school for pupils or
boarlers between the ages of nnd ten. Terms SD per
quarter twelve weeks payable advance. Pupils admitted
at any time during the session. aug - In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22

HARDlNARE CHEAP FOR CASH OR CITY Al
L CEPTANCES, at 229 Pearl street. between John ana
The subscribers would cal the attention OF Country
Merchants hers intending TO puchasa Their Al Supply
OF Hardware and Cutlery Their and well assgteo
ock which recently imported by them direct from
Ire Manufacturers in Europe. which will be sold at small
advance for cash or City acceptance e,r,n ., RI
au2 3m lwis Is. II. uAIHoI EO o ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-22
Total Liabilities. ...............

Orr CANALs.-The Albany Atlas Of Yesterday
gives The following table, showing the receipts canals to
the 1st OF August for several years past.
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DORR * "a n ID l. L r,
DRY GOODS,
80
,,s ;,,nI
SCHOOLS.

rEHE MISSES HAVENS will resume their school Tor
L Young adde's the 10Th september at the residence oil
their father X. Iaven OF Union aud Ciln0nrees
South Brooklyn. l.. /.
For circulars and references their former employers np?
cation may made above the office Of the Howard
Insurance Co.. 81 Wall street. y. Y
Conveyances will be provided for day scholars whose parents
do It.t,p
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-09

The Iowa CONVENTION to frame a State constitl.
ton is rapidly progressing with its lsbors. So far
there has been but little controversy. The bill Of
rights adopted is similar TO our own. The term Of
office Of the Governor has been fixed at two wears
and the Secretary of State made elective by the peo
Pile. The report of the Committee on State Debit
imposing restrictions, and making il necessary 10
submit TO the people projects that would cause in
debtedness, was considered on the 30lh ult.. and
ordered to be read a third time Residence b,fo,e
being admitted to vote, was fixed at six months
voting to be by ballot The committee on he Le0is-
latye Department, has repor ed in favor of biennial
Legislatures members TO be paid 81 a day for 10
days, and 81 afterwards. Mr.. Hall, from the com
mttee upon petition asking that the rights of cit-
zenship be granted to colored persons made report
against such a grant.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-09
BUSINESS IN CINCINNATI

The Cincinnati Chronicle of the Ist instant saws
yesterday we sauntered along the quay, and found
most envenIng scene at the water side Several
Of the largest class Of boats were fitting out for NV
Orleans. The Diadem left in the afternoon. heavily
laden. The Chieitain was fast loading The Duke
of Orleans had just come into port preparing to de.
part. Inc beile OF the West was getting ready, and
that beautiful and most commodious boat the o,cen
City was also there, as neat and inviting as could
be. Ia addition to these, were numbers Of smaller
boats all coming, going preparing and making the
water lively with the hum of business and entertr,se
The river has risen several feet, and affords fair
opportunity for boats to get out of port
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-09

WAR BETWEEN THE MEXIcANs AND lNDIANs.-Ihe
ST. Louis Reveille contains the following letter.
dated Fort William, Arkansas River, September
2Oth
"By a letter received yesterday by Mr.. VIM. BENT
from his brother George, dated at Taos, New Mexi-
CO. the 9th inst, are informed that hoslilites nave
commenced between portion OF Eutaw Indians and
the citizens Of New Mexico. II appears that some
time last fall the former Governor of Santa re
(Armo) granted TO Frenchman, named Porta-
lance, and an Englishman, by the name of Mont
gomore authority TO raise partyfor the purpose OF H.
vading the territory of the Navo Indians, with whom
the Mexicans were then at war but returning from
the Navos rather unsuccessful, they feel in with a
band of Eutaws, who were then at peace with the
Nexicans, killed several of them, and drove OIL
number of their horses and mules.
A,few days previous to the date OF Mr., b. IS letter
| the Eutaw Chief Spanish Cigar,) called upon the
present Governor, Marines at Santa Fe and de-
manded satisfaction for The outrage committed on bls
| tribe. The Governor refused TO give him the de
sired satisfaction, aud the Indian seiz d him by the
| throat and commenced shaking. Martins drew ms
sword, and run he Indian through the body-he Their
gave orders to his soldiers TO fire, and six of the In
dams who had accompanied the Eutaw Chief were
killed upon the spot. The Indians then retired tc
Albuque, where they had left their lodges, charged
upon the citizens of the place. and killed ten OF them
they then decamped from among the settlements
| out IL Is feared iey VIII augment III numbers, ah'
make another attack soon.
| The Indians in this neghborhood appear to be no
| a little alarmed at report which has reached them
of an intended invasion by the Delawares and Other
tribes on the frontiers of the United States, mex
spring. to get revenge for the murder of trapping
party of Delawares, who were killed by the Sou,
and Cheyennes, on the head waters of the Kansas
! this summer
MIR. E Leitensdorfer and party from the United
States arrived here the 18th inst, and left here yes
terday morning for the Spanish country. They re
port having lett Mr.. 8. c. Owings, of Independence
Missouri, and party with twelve wagons, and Weth
ered Gentry and others, with their wagons, OF thu
crossing of the Arkansas, the Santa Fe trail, oil
then way to Santa Fe and Chihuahua, the 18th in
slant.