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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23
Correspondence o. the Springfield nn) Josrn.
Ho for Oregon.

PRAIRIE WILDERNESS, MAY 81. i-s5.-OQ, 49,.
-any consists II one hundred and ihirtyone w..
which divided into three divisions SUI ;he 80
ent Interests of The ci grants regards loose s,o~s ~
lost near one ff,rcurh Of stick before Ne con-. =
oreanzsd 80 - 70 protect r. since We have h.s =
interests mutual IN regard 20 stock We have lo., ~
We have the anti stock soahead dris0s (shSch w.
pcct vii cave rs the hrst rms II shsi bc thsir tur,
briurc and the large sfofk firisi0n expect Ia "a,
o. Oyrrtskr them Ia the mountains. where ihey ~,
Cad OF our sss.tsnce)-the snail stock ilris,o, 49,
lsrss stock dfrisOs. -'
our cattle are improving The srs.. road .ps ..
are rns Our health i good and our ,Ask sa.v So
divided We have $50 head Of loose stock ,ssn,, -,
wagon. and ifty-ouc men. besides women ana -. =
"a. wei provisionei sud equipped Many w. I..a
no loose stock have preferred division ana o.,
We bsve an organized government both e,s -
~ ami iud.cisi Without such government ~ -
pany can ,rsye in these Wild negions and with zoe 80.
thing : easy
We met "a, night * wagons from for iar.r.-
80 miles distant Their CnPlsin has been with a. +,
d sns fitccn years He gave me the following a..
dots illustrative of the tic knowledge the lni.sn. ~
OF the power and numbers OF the whites he sad -
one Of the principal Chiefs Of the tribe where he W.
Gated on seeing the emigration o. The last year "a. W.
said 10 him
Son-you have been with Us long time. aad :.
not s0ugh, % - back You VII surely sisy ana der
al. You cannot 20 back now All the white me. =
gone "a the West You canno. nor 20 hack
On hein, told that they were not hundrtlh par
number that could Be missed from among The white :
he exclaimed
The white men are thicker than the srss ofih .,
res"
There j. no woman in oar company ,hs; .less J,
less from fear OF The Indians.
In great haste. yours, W r H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

The FUS OF FANATICI>M-A Rev. DR.. Smith.
OF Virginia whose fiery temper. exhibited in the S.t
General Conference Of the NJ +. Church. impressed
with the belief that he constan, danger Of .ponts
noous combustion, is writing the Richmond Christian
Advocate to prove tina, the Christian Advocate and
Journal the official organ OF the Methodist Church pub
lshcd in h. City. incendiary" publication with
in the meaning Of the Statutes Of the old Dominion
The Or. evidently has profound and overwhelming
sense OF his Importance and the influence he,
is 10 exert on the dostinics of the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23
By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

~ The Mail did not arrive MI IL o'clock. the
cars having run of The track At Trenton. No letter
from Philadelp ha-no papers South OF Washing
ion-and no news from any quarter.
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lNsURA>cr.-By reference to our advertising CO.
iamns II viii be seen tina, insurance TO any amount
may be obtained in Wall streei-in Offices of well
known standing. whose capital have been but slight
lyinjured by the recent fire. We have noticed this
TACT before but il again for the purpose of
calling attention to the advertisement, Of the ALI
NcE MUTUAL Company, s. Wall street. Of which
company J. De Pcyser Ogden is President and
Aaron NJ. Merchant Vice President See advertise,
mcnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

~ The Onondoga STANDARD seems 10 Dc una
ware thu, we published neither the Garland letter
nor the Roorback story. barely stating that there
va, such letter the former and what was '''
pu-por,- and saying why we did not see Ill 10 ac'
c-edii and publish il The Roorback we looked at
turned il over and quietly laid il under the taD'e'
before its authenticity was questioned ma" 'ne
standard followed these examples In the case Of MY
d. N. Nagle il would have saved character ana
cash We consider It's course in republishing the
f-oc;ous attack OF the Plebean on Mr.. Nagle Who'll
IL indefcnsible II il knew nothing OF him or M
ba,ac,er il should have been careful not to deiame
either no matter how many County Committees or
marty leaders insisted putting us fingers IN 'he
ire in order to haul out the chestnuts FOR Nera " e
don't 20 this sort Of thing We have no DOUBT MY
Nagle ,ras temporarily injured and the " hig cause
derived Of votes by the Standards circulation OF
the calomnv against him, which induced many OF
his coun,ryrnen TO abhor party which conld Sc
c,re such champions a. Magic was represented to
be. After Election II was easy TO own me uu'h'
but the mischief was then iTevocable
BY the way. the Standards Democracy Is out
RACED AT the thought Of Black men being allowed
10 vote in this State II fears that they Will become
Presidents Governors, Judges Senators &c we
cannot sympathse with this terror II we were
regular Democratic might fear the feoP'e
would Gu, up some dirty caper or other If entrusted
with too much power, but being OF what 'he oan'
dard represents a. the Federal Arsiocra' SCHOOL
we dom, believe they viii elect black Governors
sc when there are fit white men to be found-and
we hope these are going to run short TOR while
vet And at any rate, if orr People forty nine
ffiotbs unite have a taste for black Governor or
nator. we don't know whose business IT il TO say
HEY shan't have one. Isn't this free couniry-we
mean for White men
The Standard seems 10 forget that black man
may now vote and be elected 10 Office il he happens
% own $3.50 worth OF dirt. Why doesn't he faint
at this Wherein is the virtue OF earth, that II can
make a white man Of black one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23
TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PACE.-Clarvoyance Law versus Equity /;
News items.
FoUKrH rAGE.-roem on the Death Of w T. Canning
NJ. D., Failure OF Crops Commercial and Money Mat.
tiers Marine journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

y Tiose in Of teeth will Is pleased 10 earn
thai an important improvement IN the AT mas Oes mace
and thoroughly tes,ed in the city Of Boston Inc IN
yenior, Dr. II. well. now makes proposition 70 our
citizens which certainly has the merit Of sHne's zee
h. Advertisement in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

~ The BpGalo Copricr, undertaking to talk
back 10 Us about the Tariff quietly assumes that
the prices Of Wearing Apparel, Iron Tools, lronior
building, Sugar, Salt, &c. are enhanced thirty per
rent. by Protection 1t might as well have said
three hundred, and made a grievance worth telling
ol Why wont the Courier, instead of assuming
esut which we have a hundred times disproved
by facts and figures, simply appeal to Price Cur
Currents and proce something or other Let Us
first settle the altainabe facts and then proceed to
deductions assumptions and theories
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

EDITORIAL CHANGES IN PirrsDURGH.-Mr HI
RAN NAME has Withdrawn from the Arsl and that paper
Will hereafter be conducted exclusively by Mr.. ToHEy
Mr. HERON FOSTER has also withdrawn from the Age.
and Mr. RIDDLE formerly announced will hereafter
prcside over is editorial columns
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Seni.Weekly.


~ The race between James X Polk and John
c. Calhoun has been postponed I'LL september Ia the
second Of i've miles out Fanny jerks won. AL on
the Beacon this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

American MussuN.-Th. being The usra family holiday
II hi. e.tab-nmen the attractions are nen eenssns ~
yocsh.t We.tern. Conover, Hamilton La Peins Cunns,
Ae Performance, al 5. O'Clock, and In the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY %. is45.

49, The FAsszHs' LIBRARY and MONTHLY Jors-
or AcsrorLrvKE will be supplied 10 Agents ard
p,k.ellers at the usual discount The FRS, number
now ready See the Contents in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

CRoPs-The farmers in Ohio and Pennsyl-
vana complaining OF the Of some Of then crops
The majority OF them however have cut their Wheat
and portion Of the Hay Corn Is rather backward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

~ Wa. II. McCARDLr. Esq has Withdrawn
from ihs, well conducted Wing paper the Va, ORLEANS
7repic 1t will hereafter be under the management Of
hsssrs. Sawyer, Flanders & Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

RI Notice. OsdicA, Hoffman & Co. have ,nls -
n-fs~i al No. 532 Broadway between Pear and ABLE
-. with r carefully selecird Assortment Of pnns,
p lure and indO~ GAS Artists anu Coacn MsAe' -
ofs saruishes. Brushes, Ac kc-, end VIII b~ ss2py ~ ~
oil al dealers IN these articles favorable tefh a,
Richard y. Fosd.ck vii himself exclusively sfleno
o. ston Of business connected with House Painting -.
/. inches Utfs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

10 The Rcpealers OF Newark, n. j., are to have
meeting on Friday evening next They have en-
Gagged the splendid new Hal-W ashingion Hall
tor the occasion. HORACE GREILYY and w +.
N0nINsoN are among the speakers announced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

PRIVILEGES Or PosrMAsrERs-We have Just
letter from the Office Of the Postmaster General
under daie Of July H. from which make the follow
ing extract
When subscribers refuse 20 take Pamphlets or News
papers from the Office, Posimastcrs hereto
fore required 10 notify Editors Sc and may frank ers
continuing such nOuce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

p Ex Minister SHANNON met opposite
- 10 "a
was addressed 10y Mr. kennon Ac &c. That is
probably the last we shall hear of him at present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

MfsSIxc-Thai colored woman. who has been
missing from, ,bi. village during months. no
doubt carried OF By the s;,dls 70 southern mar
Let and sold yes sold perpetual slavery several
suspicious looking persons have been seen sooul our
spectacle and decent colored people 10 keep At home
nlghrs low long black looking pirsiicA schooner Was
scen of Rocksway Of late doubt intended 10 carry
Jamaica H. L. Farmer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23
FURTHER FROM NEW ZEALASD.-The following
j. taken from the Union
United STATES SHIP ST LOUIS.
Bay Of Islands. New Zealand March 10, l5ij.


Bay Of Islands New Zealand. March l3 l3ij. )
Sir- have the honor 70 report % you, by an Amer.
can whaer leaving for the United states the arrival Of
this chip AZ this port on me so instant Dehs en' Gays
from sydney, New South Wales.
Upon my arrival here found the island in state u
great commOon from threatened attack upon the BFi-
th authorities By the natives. The arrival Of the -aint
Louis upon that day regard but most oppor-
tune OF the European population being entire
y inadequate the protection Of their wives children
and properly.
Pursuing c0urse OinOnin.erterence. excepting where
humanity should dictate To act have nevertheless
IS obtaining interviews with the native chiefs. been
fortunate 10 from them pledge Of safety for the
innocent women and children Of the Europeans the
character Of these difficulties having terminated on the
18th instant the attack and possession b. the natives
4 the English village 0ihororerka-
am this morning taxing the deenceless inhabitants
board this ship 70 carry them 70 Auckland the near
town and Of government sorry % say that
fear the result Of these troubles will BE- IN future the
determination Of the NewZelanders by the English.
shall proceed after landing the inhabitants Al Auckland,
% join Commodore Parker A. the Society Islands.
Ofthe hish importance Of the Bay Of Islands 70 our
whalemcn and Of the great value Of American Interests
involved here there being less than 20 or ~ u our
vhalers touching and refining annually presume you
are vel aware and am safe probably IN say ng tns,
no other port harbor In the world completes IN is I'M
portance 70 the American whaling interests with the
bay Of Islands
With the highest consideration and respect am, sir,
your no-t obedient servant J. AchEE'Eh, Captain
Hon Secretary Of the Navy. Washington. D. {.
B0uCHTOS BEIDiSG AND HUrCHIys ADMITTED
TO BAIL-On Saturday the 18th instant supreme Court
Conmi-snner Baker Of Hi sdae sitting in the Court
House in this city admitted Walter Hutchins, Of
the Ant Rem, prisoners bal in the amount Of 5000
and on Friday last Boughton and Bedding (and Little
Thunder also admitted 10 bail. BY the
ihority The amount o. Boughfon's bail nr-d at
$1,000 Bedlng- At 5000. The persons by whom
they were baied chiefly from Rensselaer, County
They returned home on Friday taxing the two Thun.
defs" along with them. Hudson Republican.
- The Pittsburgh Gazette says there are half
dozen low sros shops already opened the dstrcI re-
Gently burned IN that place, not Of which has
hcenss to poison men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

- Insurance Against Fire.-The New. i% ~, .,
Il -ursrce continues 10 maze Insurance asansi 80 a.
damage BY Fire . heretofore Of their ofsce, NO :.
Fl Get shefe a. claims sgsinG them for oss ~ .sut
FIRE will be promptly adjusted U. n. JONEs' I~t
u. USDkRHiLL, Secretary tlLpl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

HORRIBLE DEPRAyITY.-Edward Kinder was
tried ST. Louis the lih inst on charge ofkeepin,
house OF III fame and in the Of the Trial with
drew HE plea of Not Guilty and pleaded Guilty. 1t sp
peared that the only inmates OF his house Were bic ic
aud three daughters aged sorensea, fourteen ard ereH =
with TWO Kinder Englishinan poor. Grip.
pie, and IN very bad health
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Court Calendar-THfs DAY.
poIyss IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY.

COMMON PIE.s-Nos 9 r. p. ~ %, a. 81 ~, -
a. ~ n ~. 10. ~ - ~ - 81. TO-
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Items from <uuXOO.

VIM Backenstos late sheriff OF Hancock Coun
IT, has got trouble with the Saints and has been IN
yiied To leave Nauvoo Brigham Young Is said 10 hay,
charged him. upon the stand. few Sundays ago will
endeavoring % make speculation out OF the Church
with having endeavorcd to induce Emma smith widow
Of the prophet 10 leave the city and expose the saints
with being correspondent of the Warsaw Signal and
with seducing Mormon women. Young mentioned no
names. but 20 distinctly understood thai he wa'
speaking Of VIM Backensios and said 0f the person he
GUESSED he'd leave before week passed backcnsio'
refuses 10 loave.
VIM smith was married few days sinae his wife
having been dead eighteen days
The murder of Hodges NJ NauvOO j, still involved n
mystery 1t is said that Hodges disclosed the author o
the deed which has been kept a secret.
The signal says his crime has been charged by the
Young party upon the -mhfes and these .ast lay At
the door the loun-i The murder - unque-onA
biz connected with some rlihany combination ~ Nan
yoo-who were apprehcnsivc that HODGES would make
disclosures which might not result go comfortably "a
them
W. stated in postscript last We, H. that the case ~
state W. certain persons charged with the murder o
yrum smith was Dismissed the late special court in
Hancock This done on the ground that no one ap
peared 10 prosecute the cas"
4 late Nauyoo Neighbor contains long article. de-
signed - prove that the Office OF Patriarch which Smith
assumed as being the sole survivor of his family IS o
no account after all that there hundreds perhaps
thousands in the church who have equal power TO give
the pararcha blessing II * evident from the Who'll,
article that H. design is To strip Smith Of all power and
smith has strong hold upon the affections and conn
dcnce OF the M0rmons and could II be chose hrinl
about n new order OF things IN the Churchhe will sub
nit 20 the tyranny exercised over him and take The
place among the Mormons which shall be- assigned Il
him by Brigham Young. Springfield 0l) journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

/. = BIRSEY has been nominated by his follow,
cis IN Michigan as their candidate for Governor
Amer his important services in aid OF the Polk aud
Texas conspiracy. can the Loco Focos be SO cru
81 a. TO refuse him their support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

iyTHE ALUMNI or TIE ALBANY FEMALE AGA
DENY held therfourih anniversary on Thursday even.
ms when ali address. written by the President, Miss
Mary IL A. Wheeler of Orwell VI, read. The Prize
Poem. The Vision of the Night written by Miss
Many NJ. GRACE. of Chatham. Columbia County the
Prize Essay Influence and Responsibility by Miss
Frances NJ steele, OF Albany the best French Compo-
'luon by Miss Mary H. Requa. OF Albany and the best
Moral Tale, Life in the Country by Miss Chase OF
Chatham author OF the Prize Poem. Miss Mary Maiher
OF Flint Mich, chosen President OF the Association
for the ensuing year Secretary Miss Mary NJ Pohlman
albany Treasurer Miss Lucia IL Cary. Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

WBnsEY's ExPEDITIoS.--A citizen Of Roche
ter. who joined Mr. Whitney Al M.l.assie, wrisesifcS
Prairie du Chen Wn. July Sd e. follows
From Milwaukee. We took course OF ~ mile
a most beautiful country mostly prairie and oa
openings the sol IL exceedingly fertile, and the ies
crops Of wheat corn oats and potatoes when we ss'
IN the main. better than in state The poios
Of Wisconsin through which We passed 10 mostly ID =
state of nature; often travelled 20 and ~ miles sos
without seeing single human haDitaon, when We az
happen upon dwelling We generally found H. a'b, ~
first two three day- travel 10 be- shiihy hover Nhs'
could obtain neither rereshment nor lodgings d ~
human beings -,
For mos, Of the way 10 this place We encsmPe''
ghi IN the open air. and slept in blankets and p
MT M % tell you that Of city breeding ana "
ed in luxurious habts. knows not the gxgry Of g."
sound sleep. clear head In the morning and mo" y.
famous appetite during the day until he has vsnosl'
the vat prsfes OF the West eDcamped every nt
led. dressed and cooked his game and then ns~e -
bid on the rch vegetation Of the prairie msn -
has tried ihi-, may with some face pretend 10 ii''
what sound sleeps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

THE WHO'S Or LoUIsiASA.-The present appear
ances says the New Orleans 1ropc o, The TN ihs,sai
indicate the happiest results 70 the Wig cau'" IN h
state the Wings In the interior taking / Tor sfsnri
that the new Constitution will be- afoped are Ysisnti
DOMINIC their for the conflict that Is % follow
adoption From every parish the cheering cry OF al
well comes 10 ina tones that promise 4 not nm ea'
JET certain victory Ia ranks there Is no d'eofi
but all j. union One ieon. anmate- al hears and ut
D. 20 Louisiana again IN her proper place among M
Whig STATE u glorious Union. That done, ana 70
belief strong that high career Of property s"Ah
her al that the Wings ask and will have In he ~
preaching contest Is lair hed and ballot box naeees
DE b fraud On their principles they 90 into the f.1
and By their principles willing 10 stand BY the ba-o
box Heretofore. they have besn overwhelmed BY sop
that came not from the People hereafter, they "
strive 10 show tina, when the People and the People ao
vote, the result is Wing triumph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

ANrIRFST MATTERS Sheriff Sedgwck. ac-
companied by a small posse went into the Of An
cram on Monday of last week and elected two persons
and tore down their houses. They met with no resist
ance We understand that the sheriff made application
10 the Judges Of the Common Pleas previous 10 starting
on the expedition Tor authority % organise armed
posse Of enlisted under the late act Of The Legsa
iure the law and preserve order but that
such authority was granted the ground that Il would
add very considerable amount % our County expenses
which in consequence of the Amt Rent Disturbances
already pretty large The decision some little
dissatisfaction. particularly among those summoned on
the -herifs uosse, who complain that they are com
PEELED 10 leave their business and accompany the authO
mites the back parts Of the County without any
muneraon when AZ the same time the Legislature has
authorised the organization Of posse 20 be paid by the
County providing of the Judges deem il expedcnt
They contend that the County Is better able bear the
expenses Of such posse than individual citizens
lose their time without receiving any thing for II IN
turn. Hudson kepub.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

ry- The Herod correspondent at Baltimore
G,yors Us with the following tidines from the cap
fnred iugiives and their captOrs and masters. The
correspondent must take care or he will be shut out
of the columns of the great Northern champion OF
pairiarchal institutions
meeting has been held by the citizens Of Charles
County from where the gang of runaway slaves recent
arrested at Rockville started They are Oyerrunning
~ IN ire and birthstone for the Northern AboliuOniss
l are full of thanks for the bravery, activity and pat
fotism of the citizen sOdiory of Rockville. Two of the
io grOcs buichcrcd by these brave Bachanaans have
died and others are in very precarious condition
lie cause of their death IL attributable much 10 the
want of attention 10 the brutality of their capOrs.
on will by the resolutions passed at the meeting that
ihc preachers to be allowed 10 instruct the slaves
religion unless in the presence Of Their masters and
they the subject generally they will but seldom
ud il convenient % afford them an opportunity by be
M present The free negroes also To be- driven out
{ ihr county by the FIRST Of December next, without
Iihcr law Judge or jury What patriotic, law abiding
eoplc the Shareholders of Maryland are =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

r THE ELEVENTH ANNvERsARY OF EMAN-
CITATION IL THE WEST INDIEs, which will occur
on Friday, August lst, will be more extensively
celebrated this year than usual. PicNcs are to be
held in the following towns in Massachusetts,
Danvcrs. Lowell Waltham.
Dcdham Dnxbury Fall River,
Leicester. Westminster, Milton.
Professions are to be formed. with banners and
music To march TO some scqucstered spot in the
green woods, where addresses will be delivered
songs sung, &c. &c The people of Boston who
are interested in observing the day will unite with
tie celebration at Watham. At Fall River the
festivities will close by the celebrated Indian festi
, al of Clam Bake
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

Mons. A. GoCEFRoY, French gentleman residing in Mobile, engaged during the last year in giving instruction in his native language, class of young ladies in ihe city of Tuscaloosa Being of hs patrons there, became acquainted with his method of instruction and witnessed the rapid pro- gress made by his pupils. take pleasure in stating ol MT. Godefroy's merhod Gin part devised by bm- self) thai il is superior 10 any other l have ever known used. His diligence in attending 10 the in. communicate knowledge of the language he pro fesses teach, deserves ihe highest comnenlatIon.
 mbI0 S5Cmo THOMAS D. KING