New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14

10! FOR CALIFoRSIA-We perceive by notice
IN he Little Rock Ga;e,te that party TO be styled the
Arkansas Caliiornans,' are TO rendezvous at Fort
smith on the inst Monday in April next preparatory to
taxing their line o. march for the Pacific Every
person starting expected TO be well armed with rife
Q! heavy shotgun sixteen pounds CT shot lead four
pounds OF powder, caps &c. two horses mules for
sseh person, wagon and eight cattle for every FIVE
persons, tents, &C.
2 The Courier has received letter from Cor
pu Christi which that the artillery, who gal
unity volunteered from this city, making prepare.
.oIs 10 return home.
Az OFFICER OF THE Army KILLEp-Capt Suares OF
tie schooner Josephine which left Arkansas Bay the
Dab u!t reports that officer OF the U. S. Army
killed board the schooner Augusta the 27th,
By falling of yard while lying alongside OF brig
IN Arkansas Bay. The name of the officer is not fecol
leced
Augustus Cook a soldier of the United States army
jumped overheard from the steamship NewYork on her
passage from Galveston, and was drowned. This
cured the night OF the I'd inst the New York having
!e1 On the lst y. u PC.
% From the Fan Burea Arkansas Intelt'-
gsncer Of the 25,h ult. we gather the following
Items:
Capt Armstrong Capt Pitchlyn. of the Chiefs of
the Cbocaws West and the Chief ofthe Choctaws East
passed Through our city Wednesday lest on their
way TO Mississippi
Snow fell at Fayetteville, in Washington County, on
he llth ult
Order. have been received by the Master
or eoson TO locate the new fort on the hill few hun
be commenced Immediately.
9Gose Dunlop mas been appointed to Ill the vacancy IN
NE Washington Circuit Court created by the death Of
Judge Thrusion.
n The ship ST. Cloud, Capt w. w. Hatch. at
MS port from Casne Me lost overheard the first day
OUT seaman named Jedediah Bowliu Three
eanae on board AZ Casne all under the influence OF
eessWe drinking. The named, in III OF dcriuu,
JutHpeo overheard the other were confined in the
cabin. n n pic
ANOTHER QUICK PAsSAGE.-The ship Cotton
aheF arrived At Mobile Thursday evening. in ,.tae
usys rom Nem.fork She just neck and neck
with the mai, N n pic
VESSELS WANTED.-'The Elizabeth City n. c.
etaf OF the 9Th inst. says I'VE are requested by
u our merchants state that in consequence OF the
o"ness OF tire water in the Canal 80 or 40 vessels III
10y The coasting trade obtain frei2hts from this
pace and the different landings in the neichborhood
saa possibly obtain employment through the Winter"
LAKE SHORE PRoTECTIoN-Af,er,h the long dis
easons and various plans that have been under con
ncers,ion with regard this matter regret to see
sss the plan adopted is likely 10 ia in its object From
Varto I'VE hundred Of that already buit left
moorngs Sunday night and fears are entertained that
more Will follow We understand that prompt measures
1e beng taken 10 remedy this evil lCaichgo Adv.
sSow.--Thc earth in our vicinity was white with
snow Sunday morning last, the drs. OF The season.
IKE dew before the morning sun II has melted away
Saoer q nilder atmosphere. tredonia o. " Censor
~ a Post Office has ust been established al
se river Lake Superior being the nrst institution Of
az and In tina, remote region.
SANpss SARsAPARiiLA thousand years ago lie ar
aAllg Sugar was understood and pracuced IN CEihH,
We md that many Inventions OF comparatively modern
, - Europe had been that ancient empire from
cI ~ 'MieeHoria. We have proof, however tG, the