New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19

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~ The Union announces of course officially, that
the removals are all made that intended It says
-" We said In last evenings Union that the President
had not reached the length Of his tether We re-
peat the assertion with additional emphasis. Who sui
iers next
TROUBLE ~ THE CAMP We have several
letters from Washington which refer 10 grevous mis-
understanding between Mr.. Buchanan. Secretary Of
State, and Mr. I. Hartley Crawford, Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs. Il that Mr.. b. If InformaD;s
correct and they agree In points directed Mr.
C. 10 ind place in his Bureau for an applicant bat
would spare himself the unpleasant Office OF designating
the victim 20 be displaced. SIR &. willing Hp
point but required that Mr. B. should the person
10 be dismissed. The message was taken back with
some additional force Of expression and the messenger
was made 70 70 the statement This II i said
form. the ground Of A complain. the President
and Mr. Crawford u likely 10 lose MS place Mr.. Secre
sry Walker Mr.. Crawford and few others are, II IL
said close friends and desire the promotion Of Mr. Vice
President Dallas ~. :. Gazette.
FROM NEW ZEALASD-The New Bedford Mer-
curry states the authority Of letter from Captain
Rowland. Of the ship London Packet Of Fairhayen, da
ted Bay Of Islands New Zealand March 18th, that the
natives Of Nex Zealand had risen upon the English in
habtans Of the Bay Of Islands and completely Oyerpow
cred them On the 18th March battle fought be
tween the English ard natives in which the former
tanned oss Of twenty thirty killed. and great many
wounded. The English lied TO the vessels in port eay
ing the in possession Of the natives, who
duced i 20 ashes.
FROM ToBAsco-By the brig Othello, Capt.
Powers learn that revolution broke out Tobias
CO. the 18th ait in favor Of the Constitution Of l-2i
The strife terminated on the 3d. without bloodshed,
when the system Of Government went into opera
tOn and perfect order was restored
" Rev Henry Ware of Cambridge, Mass.
died at tina; place Saturday last. lie was In the
eighty fret year Of MS age DR.. Ware gentleman
of high character and abilities greatly respected by all
who knew him. lie the father Of William and Hen.
~ Ware who have attained celebrity IN the lite
rsry world by various publications.
Cy- The Boston Transcript says. that Mr. Paine
Of Oxford whose recent robbery has caused ex-
element shot again last evening about half pas,
3 while 10 the room x!lh his family. in hs house al
North Oxford the ball passing within three inches Of
head, and lodging the sofa which nc lying be-
ing too feeble 10 az up from o-- Of blood caused By his
former wound There u mystery hanging over the
transaction. not easily accounted for.
Iron the 5th inst II. B. NJ sloop of.war Fury.
dice Captain Elliott ashore near the Moro az Ha
wanna, and was discharging her guns.
n We hear that the young Englishman Henry
- vincent who obtained some notorieiy by being ar
rasned before the Boston Police Court for making die
turoance in the street Sunday night died suddenly
on Wednesday evening al his lodgings al the fremont
House
r. We learn that the Secretary OF the Treasury
has authorized al the seversl Custom Houses inquiry 20
be instituted with a 10 some modincsi4on o. the
Tart &c and tina, Messrs. Nelson burk Oh the bar
more Custom House have been selected Tor ms city
Baltimore Patriot
70 Mr. Roderick Dorsey has resigned his office
Assistant Postmaster in the Baltimore Poet Office, and
George H. ssnderson has been appointed W bis place.