Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05

month.
Fran The Indian CoumrV.-Lellers have hccn
received from the deIari ment Of nIted states
Troons. under the command of Cot. kearney, ou'
from Fort Leavenworth abou, eight days, nnd DIS
tont SINE one hundred and thirty miles. The en-
p.,I,ion was progr, ssng rapidly. and we're ~
Good spiri,s and health. They had passed sever
nj companies. en- rouie for Oregon. The emit
yronts we're getting along well, and with very ~
lie trouble About three thousand persons are
reported to be on the route; they are DIVIDED ih'o
comm, MES of one TO two hundred, which travel IN
advance of each other about days march
Each company has from 500 to 7UO head OF cat.
tie. The emisrants appear 10 be good c'"Ss o,
people. possessing many OF the coGvenrnces' ana
some even the luxuries, of life. large party
of the emigrants were several days IN advance OF
the troops under Col. kearncy. 1t is probable
Tim, the Colonel vii! make rapid MARCHES until
he pets in advaoce of all the cmigrais, MS l!e'r
precedrnce of him would render it more difficult
Ia Obtain game and subsistence for his men,
The grass was up and in abundance for the sup.
ply OF the horses Isl. Louis Repubiican.
Comp}imehiary-Mr. Greel,, of Ito n. y.
Tribune. wrirng from BOslon. saws: "Bo't"n,
uust believe. is fairly entitled 10 rank as the Amer
can itv She is the CITY of Notions, only because
her notions are in advance OF the country gener'
ally: Boston notion to day becomes an Amer
lean truth an axiom. principle, to morrow. In
her ducalion. her Philanthropy. | oPprehend
this Cny has no RIVAL on any continent. 1t Is
rather more n matter of course for Buston man
to give his thousands to rndow IosPitni.n cocgc.
a public library, than for onc Of our New York
capitalists to pay his taxes without grumbI'nS.
Nptcs from Santa Fe.-M. Irehred. who
has been engaged in tho trade 20 New Mexico for
several-years past. arrived N this city yesterday.
In company with ien. 5. C.. Owens. he reached
independence on the lOlh INST. in advance OF TIE
wagons and men, who were left al the Little Ar
kansas. They leh Chihuahua on tue 9TH OF APu'.
and Santa Fc on the 5h May and had remarkably
pIonsan, and quick trip. The proceeds OF the
wears adventure consist OF tcIc and goId DUST
Of which we learn from nuolher quarter, ''rn.
Owens broueh in about SS0.IOO. lie ais" has
with him samples Of wool obtained at ChlhuahuH'
with the view ofdctcrmnng Whether this slcclrs
of trade eau he made profitable. The company
comprised thirly-sX men and SIX wagons. Several
MeXlcans are III company.
or political news we have been able to gHlh"'
only few items. Gov ARNJo. who had made
himself obnoxious 10 ih" people. by forced ana eN'
orbltunt loans of money, and tie imprisonment oI
4 the principal merrhunt- Of Srnta fc. was super
ceded day or two before the company lett, by he
nn,nintu,ept Of GpAyEs IL aAs,rr. u vrutrre
of the trader murdered by Nc Daniel and his con
f drrales, two Years ago. on the route from New
Mexico 10 the United States. lhero was some
excitement conscquen, on this change, and because
of apprchended difficulties between the Govern
mcnt of Mexico and the United States. aud the
suspension Of II ade from this quarter. But t'.ei
5 advises from the CITY Of Mexico were. Of course
not so rt cent those which have reached US by
the way Of New Orleans.--S L0uiS Rtp.
The New York Sun Of the Both ult.. saws. tha
the old Indian Chief and head Of the Ononda gas
died on Saturday week al Oneida Castle, over one
hundred years ofage. lie had lived 10 see severn
generations pass before him. The young Chic
and his family. it is said. gathered round his body
dressed in his full chiefs ultre, with unaT clpt
, grief. Few of the race of the Onondagas are
left.
Fffling in Ere'ond.- Wilmer md Smith,
Times of Ma, 20rh saws. 'rhe time which ha.
elapsed since the steam ship sailed has been toe
: brief to admit Of any cInrgr in public feeling on
this 81 of the water. lnlc"d. uochange is likely