New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

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III ( brig Perry the above ship having been
.l.,aoned by the officers and crew at Tahiti Sand
The perry sailed from Tahiti on the nh Of Feb
mary for the Sandwich Islands TO meet the Bran
dvwue and 81 Louis thence to proceed 10 the coast
OF South America
We extract the following paragraphs from the
New Bedford Mercury.
aMd.hpman Brown reports the loss Of the ship Ave
ick Capt Reynard OF this port the island OF tiea
reb IS having been blown on shore in violent gale
from W. and sunk Ia p hours after striking the shoie
The wreck sold for eighteen hundred dollars ana hcr
crew landed al Tahiti Feb 10Th. The Averick had on
board GOO bbls oi. 90 spcrm)
I'll B. Majesiys ingaie Talbot, arrived at Tahiti Feb
Ob and IN consequence Of her commander refusing 10
sre the French prO'ectOrate flag Gov Bruat ordered
,boa from the French irigaie Uranian to row guard
,youud her and allow communication with the shOre
which was strictly enforced. The Talbot WIN lion
Gen Miller on board towed 70 sea on the 10Th, by
n B. Maesiy's steamer Salansnder, intending 70
ouch at Riaer. another OF the Society Islands, and
hence at Honolulu.
RoppERY or ADAMS Il Co.'S ExPREss.-For
.ome time past considerable amount Of gold has been
roen from Adams s Cos Express. and they were en-.
trey at account for the manner IN which II had
Teen distracted On Saturday a 500 bill was stolen
and the firm having had some suspicious that an Enssh
man named James Butler clerk IN Their employ had
something to DO with it, they impaired their suspicious
70 the Chief Of Police and officers A. NJ. {. smith and
hurley arrested him After some hesitation and rcuct-
,pce he acknowledged that he stole the 800 bill and
had got changed and had the greater portion Of IT, s''
IN his trunk he was committed for examination
HoRRD MURDER.-Thc St Louis Reporter OF
the 7ih instant has the following BY the War Eagle
arrived yesterday from II Peters, We learn mat about
P NJ Of the 9Th inst i've persons entered the mouse OF
Col George Davenport on Rock Island. during the alb
sence Of his family and shot him through the thigh NOR
ialy wouadng him. and then dragged him through the
house unul he told them where his money was, winch
they took with his watch They then tied him last 10
an easy chsr and left and had not been seen when Inc
War Eagie passed down on Saturday morning. They
obtained about 5000 in Missouri paper One OF the per
sons was known 10 Col Davenport by the name OF Budd
and bad been proving about Rock Island win me
others iOr four nye weeks The Colonel HNcd until
ppm ~ Friday night when he expired, after having
giving hill particulars Of ,he robbery and murder
IL The pending Treaty between The Commits
soners the United States and the Poi,awattsnies mas
been broken of The POiiawatamies own about oOOO-
600 acres OF land which the Government desired 10 pur
chase Of cents but the Chief would not take less than
IS cents per The principal objection TO the Iotta-
watsmcs that they did not desire 10 remove 70 the
South side Of Missouri, IN the vicinity OF the Pa"nees
and other hostile tribes. st Louis New Ira, jury I"
- Minor r. Deming Sheriff of Hancock Co.
Illinois for the murder of Dr. Marshall, underwent an
examination before the Criminal Court few days since
and was n,ld a. bail in 5000 Dening then requested
permission 20 address the court which was granted lie
stated that he sorry for what had occurred, ana
perhaps felt than any one else IN relation 10 II
He said he believed however he was Justlhed IN doihs
What he had done He requested the people 10 suspend
their iudgments-said s he wanted iar tIlhl ana
he would submit cheeriuly 10 the verdict whatever II
might be He also expressed his determination to resign
hs Office of Shenf take effect by the 18th OF August
Having concluded his speech he made an attempt to
get bail among his friends, but could not DO H. ban was
finally obtained al Nauyoo, and he Is now at large.
~ The steamer Caledonia which LETT Boston
the afternoon of the lst arrived AT HALIFAX on the al
lernoon OF the 3D. with ~ passengers OF whom ~ land
ed at that place In consequence OF dense log when
env,opsd the coast she remained in por, until the FOL
lowing morning al hall past o'clock.
The MARQUETrE-The captain and first enei-
Of this steamboat have been held 10 ban IN -2UOO
nNew-Orleans after an examination before Judge NC
Caleb, TO await the action of the grand Jury.
~ The CLAY CADETS, is the significant and ap
propriae name Of a Military Corps. now forming
IN fouehkeepse Ii composed OF spirited young men
We believe OF them are suspected OF being wings
X The new Catholic Church at South Boston
was dedicated Sunday Bishop Hughes OF this city
officiating
r. Aman who gave his name as William John
son when arrested and who calls himself Charles
Drew of Plymouth y. II. hired horse and buggy OF
M Norris. stable keeper at Lowell on Friday last 10
80 Chester VI and saturday offered the same for
sale in Boston The horse had been stained, TO disguise
him but that did not avail the roboer
~ The remains of the late Nathan Dunn, Esq,
philadelphia arrived at this city in the packet ship
Westminster from London, ON their way TO Laurel Hill
Cemetery
p The commencement OF Dartmouth College
viii occur on Thursday the 3lst of July. On Nednes
day the day previous the Phi Beta Kappa Society VIII be
addressed BY Rev Leonard Bacon. of New Haven; the
Gamma Sigma Society by Prof Shcperd. OF the Bangor
theological Seminary and the Literary Societies by Rev
M Cowlcs OF Ipswich Mass kendals celebrated Brass
Band will be IN attendance 10 cnlivcn the exercises 10y
lheir performances and VIII give concert on Nednes
day evening
~ The Oswcgo Daily Advertiser says that
fsuds upon the canal revenues have been committed
y loading Flour in the bottom OF bottom OF boats and
hns up with Slaves. and then clearing at the Colec
Us Office only for slaves. Some boats have been
~ized Tor the offence.
MuRDER-Michacl Allen was committed TO jail
Yesterday by judge Joyes 10 hold his trial FOR the murder
"a German blacksmith, IN the lower end OF the city
Alan = also a blacksmith. lie struck him with pair
doaeksmi,h longs which caused his death IN day OF
Wo We understand that liquor. usual in such cases
Vas prominent actor IN this affair. Louisville jour
INV BRUNswlCK-We have received ST Johns
Npers TO the 2,h inst The Herald oiha date gives the
@owins piece OF news We learn from an authentic
socrcc that the British Government have appointed The
Hon Mr. Saunders the Office OF Provincial Secretary
q New Brunswick This intelligence II Is said, was re-
ee'ed a. Head Quarters by the last English mail The
results OF the selection WILL Of course show Tor them
sl'es by-snc-hy. Mr.. Saunders could have had u be
fe Mr. Reatc was eppoinicd-but from some reasons
'est known 10 himself he rcnQushcd the position m
which b. stood 10 the annoyance and disappointment
nsnumerOus friends