New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-30

made
Resolrd That the minute, Of the proceeding. OF the
faculty from the 2ist Of December l-ii TO the goth OF
January as laid before this board and read NJ the
opening OF ~ present session be published by the
cretary appendix the printed proceedings OF the
board whereupon the ayes and noes being called for
AFTER the transaction Of some ordinary business the
board adjourned snc de. Com
FROM MExIco.-Yeilolc Fsrer a. To6asco-The
schooner Water Witch Capt Trenis arrived por
yesterday morning from Tobasco, which place she lei
on the ON inst. No papers brought but learn
verbally that the political news IS not OF the least i'm
pOrtsnce.
Capt Irenis reports that the yellow lever was raging
10 great extent when he left Tobasco All the crew OF
the Water Which i've in number were down whom he
reached this city yesterday and two or three Of them
have been sent 70 fhe hospital
The rcr sins OF the late Gen -entmsnst barbsrous
Is executed IN Tobesco year two since were brought
over In the Water Witch. The wife OF the brave but
rash officer resides IN this city. y. o. Pic 2lst
The CAMAScHEs AND THE MExIcANs.-Our
readers may recolec that latest from the
northern borders OF Texas represented that large body
of Camanches encamped on Little River and thai
the head troops had sent in to President Jones
asking his permission 10 allow their families 10 remain IN
he buffalo the frontier while the warriors OF
the tribe went on An expedition against the Mexcans
It was only until saw receni'number OF the Red
Lander that we made acquainted with the causes
which have induced the Cainanches to plan a and
grand attack upon the frontier settlements.
Il would that no, long since Pu chin aquah hip
or Buffalo Hump of the principal Camanche chiefs
was sent 70 Mexico with three men who also
chiefs and child to offer peace 10 that peo
pie. On arriving at Preside Rio Grande military sta
-ton below FL Passode NOrte they greeted by the
Nexicans with every demonstration OF friendship, and
directed 10 proceed san Fernando their pacific
mission When they first reached that place they were
again treated in friendly manner-the citizens made
every demonstration OF peace and escorted them to the
public square but before they had time dsmoun they
fred upon by armed force, that had been con
ceaed in the houses, which killed three men and one
woman. The other woman and child who were the
wife and child vi Buffalo Hump taken prisoners
and ne alone succeeded in making his escape. This act
of treachery has exasperated the Camanchcs TO such
degree that they have sworn summary vengeance and
the force with which they intended 10 attack the from
tier settlements of Mexico consisted Of over thou
sand Of their picked warriors II they have really
started the expedition shall hear Of the enactment
OF bloody scenes before the summer Is over
~ y. Pic. 2lst.
4 QUAKER EMBAssY.-Many OF our readers are
aware that there has been discussion and tna
w. separation in the Indiana yearly meeting of Friends
on account of slavery and Abolition. number OF i'm
poani members became quite Jealous IN favor Of AbO
iiion, while Of the official leaders were opposed 10
the movement The division has created great anxiety
among Friends and particularly among those OF the
London Yearly Meeting for. being themselves prOml
and active Aboitonlsts could not but be grevous
TO the ecclesiastical power Of the society In this
country employed 20 put down what they were
ne-tly laboring 10 advance. And, the other hand
they reluctant 10 countenance what seemed 10 be
breach of religious order by the Abolition -eceders
This has been three four under agita
ton Al length the London Yearly Meeting have resolv
ed 81 send depuiaon OF their wsss and best men 10
the United States for the purpose Of at endeayorng
70 heal the division IN Indiana and Oi stirring up the
minds Of the body Of Friends in this country to more di
rect and active efforts in the Of emancipation
Among the persons selected for this important mission
Josiah Forster formerly Clerk Of the Yearly Meet
ing William Forster, who was in this country twenty
years ago and who procured the preparation Of Judge
Stroud book the law Of slavery. and George stacy
the present Clerk Of the Yearly Meeting These gentle.
among the most eminent Of the Society, and
all acting members OF great weight IN the London Anti.
Slavery Committee. They have great weight with the
leading statesmen Of England and this they preserve,
under all administrations by their perfect sincerity and
devotion. Bost. Chronicle.
EXECUTION or HENRY McCuRRY.-This unfor
unaie man. who had offended against the laws Of his
country by numbering Mr. Paul Roux, al the tavern OF
Mr.. Nolan IN Baltimore in January last expsted his ter
nb.e offence on the gslows yesterday The number of
spectators 10 this unusually large The sur
rounding eminences outside OF the jail completely
covered with women and children, Of all and
coors Within the jail enclosure were also large mum
Der There were probably not less than fifteen or twenty
thousand persons who made themselves witnesses Of
this painful event Baltimore Patriot.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT-Mrs Forbes, wife OF
Mr.. Abner Forbes, residing at the OF May and
West Centre streets shockingy burned yesterday
morning. IN the following manner. She took up pan.
I
and threw little Of i the IRE. which did not ignite.
She again tired the experiment. holding the pan in
her hands when IL flashed up and communicated with
the in the pan when the whole exploded blow
Ing il into her sce and eyes which burned her neck
shoulders and arms, IN a dreadful The con
Of the pan i afterwards found, composed
Of one pound ofpowder charcoal and portion OF
saiperre which mixed by her for the purpose
making serpenf- and FIRE works 10 he used the
Ing fourth ofJuly Boston Transcript
p contract has been concluded and signed
with GEORGE RANDALL and john c. HASKELL Of New
Bedford. sink channel 20 feet wide and feet deep
At lowest water in the summer avoiding all the sharp
Of the old channel From Fshs wharf in Augusta
20 the extreme part OF what Is called Vaughan point
Hsllowel. for ess than the appropriation of 10000
made by the town This Will afford ample water for our
largest size steamboats, AT al times of tide in the
drought Of summer, and for vessels drawing ~ or -
feet, AZ high water. hennebec Journal.
EThe St Louis Republican ofthe 18th, says that
the Caspian. which &ved that city from New Orleans
the l7h brought up about Eve hundred emigrants,
consisting Of English, Scotch Welsh. Irish and Dutch,
On the passage up. two died. Dutch girl accidentally
i, the and drowned. and three children
born and, the court journals say. doing
! markedly well.