New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-12

Return OF Col KEARNEY-Col kearney. OF the
ls Regiment OF Dragons returned to this city ON NE
3nh nil accompanied by officers Of his stan and
Some citizens who with hun during his late e>
petition 10 the Rocky Mountains Col h. len Fort
teavenworih the 18th May. with hye companies oi
hi, Regiment They marched TO the Piaue-up tha
Riyer-fpsssing For, laramie. which u the Traders
Post y, the mouth of Laramie Rver)-up the sweet
water and marching through the south PASS OF the
Mountains went % the waters Of Green hiyer or the
Colorado OF the West which aows the Pacific Ocesn
and which they reached on the 3Oth OF June.
From the south Pass the Dragons returned Ia Fort
Laramie on the same they had passed up. From
there they marched towards the south keeping near the
base of the Rocky Mountains. and struck the Arkansas
shout 100 miles from Taos and 80 from santa re- in'y
then marched down the Arksnsss-passed bents tort
another post Of the traders. and reached Fort Lesven
worth on the 9th Of August having marched upward.
Of 200 miles in less than 100 days driving cattle win
them which they ate. when they could not get game
their horses depending entirely upon the grass afforded
hy the prsiries.
From Fort Leavenworth to the South Pass the ORA
goons followed the Oregon trail passing al the ensTans
who were getting very well, and no are stated 10
have been very numerous this year. From the POM
where the Dragons struck the Arkansas they marched
ON the Santa re road meeting several parties OF traders
with many wagons and heavily loaded on their way out
Councils were held with the Sioux Chayennes snd other
Indians He told them that they found any white men
bringing any whisky liquor into their country mat
they should spill il on the ground which - thought
they vii. do. - Louis kcpuolNm FepN l.
Y
ufact1ers in Hmbo-lt would that we have in our
midst some unmtgated enemies TO d0plesric rvanHgac
tnres-men who not only 40 in and destroy the impe
OF husbsndry remove the fixtures, but reinorse
les,y drag the operatives into durance vile An In
stance of recent occurrence ia in point For several
weeks bogus dollars of the Mexican stamp have been
pentier than Observation-Disclosures a suspicion that
there was mandatory Of the article not thousand
miles from the city for the verihcaton Of which Deputy
Marshal King started a cruise bringing up ~ Lyons.
where bogus factory in full operation was fallen upon
the implements seized the lsborers secured together
with about 100 of the hard currency These mechanical
genluses were brought this city for the purpose of
estng their right employ Themselves in this branch OF
" domestic industry. lhocboster Daly AdF.
Mr. WYMAN ACQUlrTED-Ihe trial OF William
Wyman late President of the Phonix Bank was ter
minated al Concord Yesterday afternoon by verdict OF
NOT guifv rendered by the Jury in obedience Ia the IN
-ruction of the Judge. upon legal point raised 10y Mr.
ChOste undor recent decision OF the supreme JUDICIAL
Court 10 the embezzlement. The question was ar
ged by the respective counsel and after the ruling Of
Judge Wsshburn. the Jury retired for two or three
minutes when they brought their verdict OF acquiIia
Wyman was warmly congratulated by many OF biz
friends and acousntances and the verdict received
with satisfaction by the larger portion Of the audience
Il understood good authority that had the gone
on and been argued 10 the Jury the evidence the yer
dict would have been the Bost Cour. Sept H.
rgT CHocTAw INDIANS" Piichlyn the elective
chief Of 25 600 civilized Coctsws. beyond the Mssissp
pi says the Mississippi Free Trader. will probably
visit Washington this winter for the purpose OF applying
10 Congress for the admission at his nation territory
into the United States with n delegate In Congress
Constitution !, said has been adopted by the voters
OF The nation and every preliminary step taken for sub
hitting Congress and this ingulshed chief select
ed as their representative
i1T'A row occurred at the Chic0go Race Course
on the lst inst Whips pistols and canes freely used
Mr. Simpson killed by being rodden on by horse, nd
Mr. Hotchkiss injured By blow on the head Life dis
paired Of
ESCAPE FROM THE CLINTON STATE PRisoN.-
On sunday last IN violent wind tree fell against the
pckets which il IL supposed enabled william Pike con
Wet from Albany county 10 make his escape reward
OF so is offered for bis recovery Tie IS q years OF age
feet - inches high. dark complexion and hair