The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-14

Persons from the mountains say that the trade in
buffalo robes will yield very little this year in
quence Of the failure of the hunting among the
Chans Sioux, Pawnees and other tribes OF the plains
During the past winter they have been in state Of
awares, Shawnees and other tribes TO the white
settlements, which has prevented their hunting
The brig Ocean is to take load of Michigan pro-
dnce from this at early day through the
Weand canal, and down the st. Lawrence, and thence
along the Atlantic coast to the West Indies They will
there probably sell only their cargo but their
sell This is yet destined to be considerable and i'm
portant branch OF trade.-Det,ou advertiser.
:. The assessed property Of Washington City IS
Sl OBJ 225, which at three fourths of per cent
Yields ssa7il The expenses OF the city ss9, 296.
ana ss29o OF this is for interest upon the city debt
Inc whole amount however, to be received from
TINS year. Is Sl3,79O, which leaves surplus of l449i
George Guess, or Sequoyah the inventor of the
cherokee alphabet undoubtedly dead Cherokee nd
rocafe.
The Tacon theatre was still in full blast playinp
the regular Spanish drama half the time and alternating
with company of equestrians, said to be very fine.
The State Of New Jersey paid to the preprietors
of newspapers in the State last summer for yersng
the new constitution, the sum OF Sl,4l9 0S.
Hon. Alcee Labranche member of Congress
from the ID Congressional District is in town. He
rived on Monday last
Robert SYM Esq, one of the oldest inhabitants
of Edinburgh Scotland, recently died at his house in
Georges Square. He well known writer in
Blackwood's Magazine under the signature of limo
Thy Tickle"
Senator Allen, of Ohio has lust got married.
No wonder he went strong for annexation" last win
ter.
Ellsworth the pedestrian ,completedl9l2 miles out
Of the thousand, the 4th inst His health good
only his feet slightly blistered. Betting five to two
his performing the task.-N. o. Picayune, June ?.
The Bremen barque DIANA Captain Germans, ar
rived New Orleans the ls instant with about $50
German and Swiss emigrants who, we understand are
going up Cincinnati and St Louis to settle upon pa
selected for them in the far west We have seldom
finer assemblage of men, women, and children,
than these hardy emigrants appear and heartily vel
come them to our shores.-New Orleans JeHersoninn,
June An
Gusavus G. Hebbe, the distinguished Swedish
writer European politics. has again arrived in New
the American public the real views of the English and
French governments, with regard to the annexation Of
Texas.
The report which appeared in our Van Buren, con-
temporaries that Jesse Chisholm Conner, and several
other messengers to the Comanches, had been killed by
them, is incorrect. None Of the party killed.
Cherokee .4drocate
The Hon. w H. Stiles, Charge d'Afares of the
United States to Austria, says the Savannah Sentinel of
Monday, embarked in the ship Alliance, which sailed
from that port for Liverpool yesterday The revenue
cutter Crawford, Capt Fatio fred salute the
casion.
Among the vsitans thus early at Saratoga, we
notice the Hon. VIM. Slade, Governor Of the State OF
Vermont who has taken at the Columbian Hotel,
with design to remain several weeks.
General Samuel Milroy died at his residence in
Carroll county Indiana the 27th ult of erysipelas
few days previous his son. Mr.. Bruce Milroy, died;
and his widow and two other members of the fa
mily sick, all with the same complaint.
Ancient characters found in the Great Mound at
Grave Creek, near Wheeling Virginia, have been de-
cided by the Antiquarian Society of Copenhagen to be
Runc.
James G.. Birney passed through Columbus on his
way to Cincinnati few days since to attend the Con-
vention of anti-slavery men, to be held in that city
few days.
The Wings of North Carolina have nominated
Jonathan candidate for Congress in the fourth
district, in place of L. Deberry, who declined
election.
A voyage of pleasure round the world is adver-
tised in Hamburg to leave that city the 18th August
The route has been arranged as to secure continual
summer to the voyagers