The New York herald., 1845-01-05

To crossing Of N. f. 81
Up s. TO where we first saw the eternal SHOWS
Of the Rocky Mountains. 90
To main dividing ridge OF the Rocky Mountains 40
TO first water that runs into the Pacific, 2
To Little Sandy. "a
To Big Sandy, Ia
To Green River IS
To Blacks Fork Of G. River, -
To Fort Bridger, 80
To Big Muddy, 20
To Bear River, 81
Down River to range of hills which run up
Down Bear River to Great saduspring. So
To the Partnith, first water OF the Columbia, 26
To Fort Halt on Snake river, bs
To Partnith again, u
To salmon Falls on Snake river, 40
To crossing on river, 27
To Boiling Spring, 10
To Boise river pronounced Boasie), 4s
Down same to Fort Boise on Snake river, 40
To Bunt river, 81
Cross to Powder river at "Lane Pens," ls
To Grand Round Is
TO Julia river over Blue Mountains, -
To DR. Whitnans, 80
To Walla Walla, rs
Making in sll about 1928
From Independence to Fort Walla Walla on the Col
umbia River. From walla Wala to the Methodist Mis-
sion the Dallas about lao miles, and from the Dallas
Vancouvefs Is called 100 miles, making the distance
from Independence vancouvers by route travelled
esd 900 miles, for the that teams could not
have travelled further than did, travelling in the
ner we did. Your friend.
THE NEW YEAR-THE lNAueuRArIoN.--The
opening Of the New Year, always high holiday:
was duly commemorassd in this city. The good
old custom Of general aud cordsl Interchange Of salu
cations and coed wishes. was observed to perhaps
great extent before-though the want Of sleigh
ing, and its stirring and welcome accompaniment, as
we'll the sbsence Of the military who usually turn
out the ocason and who designed to appear in force
his year. deprivation scarcely less felt than the
unhappy of their absence is regretted With the
exception of the military association who with Hne
in n here WI no mi
tary dsrlay-a our uniformed companies being on duty
ceeded to the Executive Chamber at 10 oclork A. NJ,
and signed the oath Of Office They then ascendsd the
was administered to them by the Secretary ef STATE in
OF the Judicial and State officers the Senators
ety. and large concourse Of citiEens and strangers
This hut impressive ceremony being over
the audience united in an irrepressbe and emphatic
preston Of their approval and qualification.
Gov Wright and Lieut. Gov. Gardiner were then con-
Quoted to the Executive Chamber by Gov Bouck where
zens and strangers, who presented by Col Hamil
ton, Of the Governors aids Indeed the crowd here
was undimnished from 10 in the morning until in the
afternoon.
The Mayor OF the city also received visits at his room
tervai val when the Mayor and Common Council in body,
called upon the Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
Gov Wrights mansion, on Clinton square as well as
The arrangement Of receiving calls sthe capltol and
adopted for the nrst time meets we may say, with
the entire popular approval and found TO contribute
not less to the public convenience than to that Of those
Who this occasion, received the respects Of their fl
low citizens.
sworn into Office the Senate Chambers by the Secretary
Of Staethe Court for the Correction of Errors being in
session-and took their seats members of that body
holiday, and streets could scarcely have presented
lvslier appearance And glad to be able say
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calculated to soften the aspertes Of party and to remind
IS eDS
among the cherished ohservapces Of good old days Of
the FIRST settlers "-.ai5any .Arsss, Jan. 8.
FoRKrav INrELLraENcx We have cleaned the
following items of interest from the various Spanish
papers which came to hand yesterday I've 6nd from
Cuba relative to primary schools that they had already
proved to be source Of great useuness whose sphere
was rapidly extending under the kindly Influence OF the
NELL We have also carefully looked at the evidence
produced before the court Of the Military Commission
held in Matanzas to take cognzance OF those IN
The late attempt servile nsurrection Coupled with
this evence which 10 conclusive the various
ences pronounced after full and impartial trial by the
court Except in the of OF the most important
leaders, who whites and free mulattoes we hnd
have been meted cut with Comparative eniency in most
instances merely ordering species OF durance vile on
the plantations Of their whose interest Of course
to amelioratc far possible the terms OF the
6nement ordered The beautiful square Of the Carillo
in Trinidad de Cuba, which severely injured In
the hurricane Of the 6h been renovated at
great expense to that city The Railroad from Nauvitas
progressing rapdly 20 much g. that i m thought h:s
Philadelphia Gazette, Jan. 4.
ARREST ON SusPIcIoN--For some days past that
vigilant police firm, Hays, Zsl g. CO., have had on
eye Of suspicion upon ndvidusl who calls himself
william Johnson. alias William Hughes, alias Willian
8ardoo, who has been lurking about town for days
past and the grounds Of su.pcon growing stronger yes
erdsy afternoon Hays and zsl arrested him and took him
before Justice Gray Upon searching him there were
found upon his person two fne gold lever waches viii
gold dials numb red 93l6 makers j. Tobias
Co and having IL small cord guard the other
numbered 1865 makers name Jossph-to this was at
ached fine gold fob chain with seal key having on II
topaz SET In addition to these also found very
large bresspin with pink topez SET and small square
hrther examination. The accused 10 Engshman Of
twenty two twenty four years Of age and s sns
pected OF havieg been nsevera ct the robber
es lately committed in this city, Bali .awer JAM
SUPREME Court OF THK UNITED STATES, JAN
No 50 Edward Curtis, plaintiff IN error. va
VIM. Martin al This submitted to the court
the record and printed arguments. by MT Nelson A.
orney General Of the Uaited States for the plaintiff IN
error and by Mr. Lord, for tho defendants In error
No 81 Samuel Swartwout plaintiff In error w. Jo'r
q hon ct al This submitted TO the cou,t on
the record and printed arguments by Mr. Nelson, Auor
ney General the United States for the plaintiff In error
and by Mr.. Lord for the defendants in error:
No. 40 VIM Oliver ct al, appellants, w. Robert Piatt
ct al Tho argument OF this cause was continued by Mr.
ssnbsry for the appellants and By Mr. Phe, for the ap
psLlsss