New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14


was received yesterday of The sinking Of III. steabss
Cclsme'sns in the Missouri River At Lexington Bar "a
3 the 9th ult - -
ANorIEA-Ths Monona struck 4 .uas On Tu..i.x
the anth. opposite Little Washington on The M.sop,
and SUNK over her guards. Abod; l-0 bales "a bemn
belonging 10 passenger, WEIR hro~n overheard Bat
nesos ~eie pat IN and by the eSsrons of the psssen
gers and crew she was rssed and arrived :, tespor,
yesterday.
srItr ANorHrS-The steamer Levsnt which lef, this
port ON Thursday FOR Ne~-Orlesns about N oc,orl
struck snag at the foo, OF Turkey Island about oes
the same dsy and sunk IN feet wsier
81 Louis Rep. Oct
CAPT. FRENoST's EXPEDITION escrdav IL.
cos CRrs. and several other mcu. who wen, GU, ~.,s
Capt FREMONT his late expedition returned n "a.
CITY CsUN We understand was Of ths hunter, ,or
the party, and complains much OF the tyranny and sh~o
lui.sm OF Capt Fremont. he also cissg,eed With Cag
T. AbOu, bis lie cfi Capt Fremonts psi ~ sor,e
where in the territory belong 10 the Chsyenns Tires
days after Csrsin Crum departed eighteen Othep EFF
Some OF the eighteen being sick. We discharged and
Others being dissatisfied. refused TO 20 further Tess
who returned make loud complaints Of ue Moor 4 hr
Captains discipline and cay that many others Of his sa
were dissatisfied but their statements mus, be akep
with many grains Of Allowance. fro,n the materials
which his party was composed. vigorous dseiplns
10 doubt required u bnug q EN- into due ssoec
tion wi,hour which the ends and purposes Of the exge
diton could no, be accomplished.
1T Louis Republican, octs
tSsThe Malone " l. Palladium niontions Tia,
woL measuring SIX feet from the end OF his tail 10 tie
shot that village at Days since. by : l. himpion
The wolf was in the sct thro,tng one OF himptnns
sheep The Palladium also inform. US that Peter Archer
who resides few miles from thai village, Dsd occasion
few nights since 10 travel home st rsther late aoar
OF the ght IL being very dark, be took sn'ern
short distance from his place Of residence he was joined
by large bear which appeared to be much pleased with
the idea si having light the occasion he Travelled
with Mr. Archer to his house, keeping all the way
rather an unpleasant nesrness. Unlike the wolf BE did
not offer to modest Mr. As person or property although
he was within few feet Of him for some distance.
ANTONIO s. BiIIsoLY. EsQ.-iaoiker Rerois.
riosaru Hero gone III il with sincere regret
copeled 10 announce the death Of this octocenGian
whoded as he lived beloved sDd respected BY al
citizens lie departed this lie this morning fall OF year,
and hll OF honors in the s6th year Of MS age NJ B.
was we believe Corsican by birth but American IN
hsart lie WAS with Coun, BE Grssse 81 Yorktown. and
aided in fighting the battles Of liberty that resulted In
making nation May he rest in peace az he departed
with the respect OF all Norfolk. (Va) New Era 9th
VFUNERAL or Mrs. DwIGHr.--Thc remains
OF The venerable widow Of The late President Dwight
were followed 10 the grave Wednesday afternoon by
circle of relatives and friends. Her husbands deceae
took place in 1917 when he WAS ~ years old Ma
Dwight survived him >. years and died at the adv anced
age o. Nearly up the hour OF her death this vens
rsbe lady retained her faculties slmos, unmpaired-
Her eye bright her hearing quick and her memory
retentye She delighted with society and her con
vcrsation was instructive She discovered no unusud
evidences Of illness until within day or two OF her
death she then remarked III she felt more feeble and
che was convinced thai she should no, i've 'ong
New.ilsycn Palladium.
~ The steamboat Oregon " th two barges IN
tow came down the last night she bad 80 United
States soldiers on board. who We're landed a, the Br
racks.
The following is list Of the officers Lieut. Col Nc
intosh IN command Of the 18th Regiment Capt Scott
Co l. let Lieut. Whi,sl. "a Lut Whitney Capt Merrill
Co. X lst Lieu. Root, 81 Lieut. Robinson Capt Chsp
man. Co, g. ID Lieut. NorveI. Bfeyct 2d Lieu, smph
Lieut. Brooke Co A. Brevet 2d LeGt Pitcher lst Lisst
stevenson Co B. "a Lieut. Gissc Brtyet % Lieut. Hove
DR.. Russell l.. D. Jemison suffer Lieut., Irons OF lot
Artillery n. q flc. sepi
MuRDER-We learn from the Msysville XVI
Eagle that sunday nieht last In an ARRAY near Cole
Evansville Harrison Co. ny. Haden Kendall and P.
Hogan two white were murdered by negro named
Jls reward OF $500 is offered for the apprehension
OF the murderer.
FIRg.-The Orphan Asylum attached to g.
Johns Church in Frederick. Md was destroyed by trs
"Wednesday night II with great difficulty that he
church and the building adjoining occupied by the SIC
tors of Charity were saved The loss Ia estimated t
$1,000 and IS covered BY insurance.
Polka BAcR.SrEP Asa ID. Mann has resigned
The Office of Consul OF Trieste account Of the dissstis
faction expressed by the Republican party OF Ohio
appointment.
~ The store of A. Brakeman Of Bridgeport,
Conn opened the night Of the sh instsn, with
false keys and several articles Of ewelry taken from it,
among which were four eweed gold watches. hiteen OIL
watches about hundred and thirty gold riDss
several gold chains and twenty six sets OF tes table and
dessert silver spoons reward Of $500 offered by Mr.
Brakeman and Mayor Hsrrd for the recovery Of the
goods and the apprehension Of the thief
" Hon. HENRY HAWKINS Of Alexander. Gene
Co aud formerly state senator from the Eighth Die
tct died his residence the rth He was President
Of the Exchange Bank OF Genesee and died Of small pox
which is said to be just now very prevalent there.
~ In the Staff of Gen Hardin who is at Nau.
WOO with detachment OF soldiers preserve order us
Judge Douglass. NJ C. and Mr. McDougal. Attorney
General OF the State.