New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-25

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INDIAN FrGHr.-We are inormedby the officers
of,he steamer Amaranth which arrived last evening
from Council Bluffs that the 18th Of July last band
OF Ouos attacked and sacred four Indians OF IN
pawnee tribe who were living among the traders and
men in Government employment on the South side ~
the Missouri and opposite tire Bluffs. These murders
committed u "a said in retaliation Tor the loss OF
some thirtyfve Otfos IN a skirmsh which recently
took place between the tribes In the buffalo country
II appears that short time since large band OF Paw
nees aud Arrapahocs fell in with party Of Otos re-
turning the river from their nunung ground taking
advantage OF their superiority OF numbers. and the al
deenceless condition ~ the Ouos. they set TO and
IN a night which they managed 10 get up. succeeded IN
killing abont thirty i've OF their number. The MASSACRE
At the Bluffs act Of revenge on the par, Of h'
Otos and the tomahawk is again dug mp TO be used oy
10Th tribes they have been and perhaps vii ever
remain in hostile array each other The L. = agent
who absent the returned 10 his post on the
Amaranth and when she left that point all was quiet
The agent for the Poiawatamies. Major Elliot at Coun
cil Bluffs down ON the Amaranth for the annuitie
ofthose Indians st Louis New Era. 9TH.
FROM NrwFoux have a file of the
=, Johns Morning Post to the 9Th Of August darnl
act of piracy had been committed the Western coast
By the crew Of schooner from Quebec Leaving somf
passengers among them a lady, shore al An'icost
against their will the schooner proceeded 10 Cape Ray
where they remained rill the middle of May consuming
he cargo and sppropuating what they found IN m
runks OF the passengers whom they had abandoned -
They tried TO sell the schooner and TWO Of them GO
married at Cape Ray, making good cheer with the pro
rceds oftheir plumber
The inhabitants Of st Johns were expecting ano
making preparations for visii from Prince Henry OF IN
Netherlands, in Dutch frigate
The fisheries had been very unproductiye not from
scarcity of sh. but fro over abundance Of bai' boy rea
son whereof the scaly fellows would not take the hook
(Com. ADV 22d.
FROM PoRro RIco.-Captain Lewis, OF the bril-
Eolus arrived this morning from Gusyama. r. whenc,
he sailed the 5h instant says that the sugar cane To-
INC v,.in, ,ha iarr ooh- ~~-ii ospcv,o~
fra. is,
ceding year. lCom. Adv 22d.
The WAsHINGToS MURDER-The Justices be
fore whom W H. Elliott examined for the murd
~ young Kendall decided on Saturday. says the l. :
Journal. admi, the accused 20 bail Both the
aiming magistrates declared that this their debs
judgement but thar they should be dad - have %
appear before higher tribunal upon further exam IA
that their present decision night be- found Ia b.
erroneous. In the case OF woundng Mr.. Bailey rhe
prisoner be held 10 bail in the Of three thou
sand dollars After this the accused remanded 70
prison.
CASE OF BISHOP ONDERDoNK-At the annual
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church In tn
Western Diocese OF NewYork recently held IN the city
Of Rochester. preamble and resolution touching he
connection Of Bishop ONDERDoNK with the General Tn"
illogical Seminary and proposing 20 Instruct the Trustees
representing the Diocese in the Seminary % make all
necessary and proper efforts TO procure special meet
ing upon the question Of his removal were offered
by Judge DAYTON Of Lockport The subject called our
long and Interesting debate which j. skctChcd in the
p0nement Of the question until the next Con' cnOn-
This asseued 10 by the mover
~ The Atlantic Hotel Hoboken, new aud commo-
iOus house situated the Ferry open for the
reception boarder- Il il healthy and delightful o
cation commanding beautiful view OF the Bay. staten
Island Fort Hamilton and the NarrOws. Mr swift the
gentemany proprietor formerly OF the iiob0ken House
II too well known 10 the public 10 need our commends-
ton A Host worthy OF liberal encouragement. This
afternoon splendid band II music j. engaged Al the HO-
te for the special entertainment II old and new friends
We will be there.
- Commencement al the w trERNILLE Me-
COLLEGE was held the l2th instant An Grafton
delivered before the Literary Fraternity by Henry
". T ane ESQ Of HallOwel. and poem by Rev Joseph
Kicker Of Gloucester. An Grafton delivered be-
fore the Er0sophia Adelphi By Hon. Richard H. Vose
VI Augusta, and poem By - Bracket, OF Boston.
~ Rev JOHS b. WARREN. OF New Orleans.
Il the conductors Of the Protestant died the
18th instrnt.
tyrone of the powder mills Of Mr. Whipple, al
Lowell was blown up on Friday morning killing two
men al work therein named Boynton and Brown.
- J. II. HANLAND a young man OF great
Al worth. aged ~ years drowned at Albany
Thursday evening while attempting % get on board the
barge Niagara.
~ Ia PhGrsalia, Chenango Co, on the 18th
INST Elisha White, lately discharged from the Auburn
prison seized daughter Of Mr. Abner Tucker. whom
be found in field picking backberies and, amer drag
sng her into the woods committed houid outrage up
On her person. The villain escaped
Y At Bei-AiT, Md on Thursday last. a Mr.
Robinson dresdfuly injured by the premature dis
charge Of "a cannon which he was loading.