New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-18
BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.
official

Ofiicial.
NAVY DEPARTMENT-OsprEs.
Irryl5-comu,oiore z : stockton. detached from
the command OF the steamship Princeton, ana pu' Oh
special duty.
Commodore Frederick Easle TO the command Of the
steamer Princeton
Commodore James " Mcintosh ordered a. Inspector
Of Provisions Sc NJ NcwNoI<-
Bos.swa!n William Black ordered % the Navy Yard
Boston
The New Orleans Je,iersonian Of the -th instant
has A letter. from which we make the annexed cx
tracts:
Government i marching troops into the interior. no
Snh, destined FOR Texas and every kind OF preparation
J. going on for war They are actively engaged IN pre-
oarns the Castle Of - Juan DE Jloa for vigorous
a.incs We shall have and OF thst there ., not q
shadow Of doubt Orders have been received here
70 remove the public archives to JslsPs which ooss
an. snxefv 10 hear the fns acton Of the Texans on
,h. great question which vii be The signal for these Tel
a. WsSicsn prosuce : on the rise Cochineal has
risen g. the arroba in the last sh day. and scarce
~ The following Is an extract from a leuer
dated Vera Cruz June - l-i5. from an American
gentleman residing there, TO his friend IN BAN
more;
War between thi. country and the United states az
pears inevitable Ny opinion = now completely ens-e"
and from the continued and most recent news nom
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country vii be united % the States which VII De con
siicred herr tanamogdt 10 declaration Of war ms
j. beyond doubt
NAVAL INrELIrGENcE The nitei States brig
Porpose ordered TO Washington with the news OF sn-
uexs,ion hn, anticipated by Commodore stockton. was
me, in the oay the ih instant by an order from the
department. snd immedi lately put about Tor Nofo.s
where she Wi. take IN provisions
- The 7. : brig Porpoise. L. Comdt. Hunt
from Galveston anchored in Hampton Roads Yesterday
Norfolk Herald
rS=In the Recorders Court of New Orleans. ON
Tuesday of .st week the witnesses m me case oi h
ri,tra Blanchard under arrest for shooting John Parker
Petfiwav discharged and the prosecution dsccn
tuued on account OF Petiiwsy having eft the city Tue
Tropic remarks that the public sympathy tor this III
.rd and deserted such tina, the prosecution
could not have been successfully carried on II Would
have led 10 10 good results and would have raised
storm of popular ind -uaOn that would have been tern
bic 10 the heares and unprnc.pcd deceycr OF course
the reporl OF her death was incorrect.
ran interesting suit has occupied the attention
of the Circuit Court during the morning hour Tor sc'c
raj days past and has not yet terminated An ocef OF
the United having with hm negro slave named
William Jones. lived al Prairie du Chen Wisconsin Ter
rtory for nearly years. without acquiring ~
sdence The negro has ned petition Tor freedom set
ting forth that he carried into part Of the Union
wherein slavery IL recognized and claims 10 he d'
charged from servfude under the ordinance OF IT, Tor
the regulation of the Northwest Territory.
j. II Bradley for petitioner Clement Cox ana Wal
ter D Davidge. ESQ. for defendant
lCieorsetown ID. @ Advocate.
~ We understand that " the Alexandria will
case was decided on Wednesday in the Circuit Court
for Washington County in favor OF the plainufs-ihus
setting aside the will.
~ A fire. on the 29th ult broke out IN the Don
ad.onve us) Hotel which was entirely destroyed, as
well Hsrps Hotel and SIX or eight other buildings
~ \ writer in the Richmond Enquirer il out
in favor of running James h Polk for second term
IT. Pney Miles is lecturing on Mnemotechny
In Richmond