New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22

SPECIAL MESSENGER TO TIE PAcrFtc-Bv 81
arrival az Eey--York f-uyr Cs-thazers hare received
e.s-s from M Henri L-ndse-. OF t:s town nov en-
osrked special mission roe: merchants slG ship
owners interested n the whale fshe-y q the De-: II TIE
Pacific Ocean and bearer OF DISPATCHES f-or. tie
Government OF Tie United 70 ne Sandwich
lands announcing his safe and speedy avai q; Panama
on re sd July 20 proceed his destination ia Ms.
zatan. Mr. l. embarked al Nsr-fors on the I'D 0;
June II the orE Harriet 81 Falmouth. Capt Coleman
for Kingston. Jamaica and WIZ: TIE :arurE influences
Of prosperous 5-eezes nearly ha; the passage &C
conpli5hed me end OF the ree -sc days rom port;
these. however were succeeded b prorsc.ed calr1
dunn. the remainder Of the passage delaying the arr-ai
outside OF Kingston harbor 70 the morning Of the
10Th July. NJ l. learned from Tie pilot ths; he steam
CT 70 ChszreE 70 leave al y " on that day aad
with MS usual Pronptness and enterprise, Immediately
made preparations secure passage Ee accordingly
hailed canoe from TIE shore II which he embarked
with Ms luggage and succeeded in boarding the steamer
or Port Royal seven miles below Kingston To MS dis
may. however he then tould himself embarked not
board the steamer fo- Cha-res bit one of the same
line bound TO 81 Jsso de Cuba. and thence 70 England
He accordingly landed 81 Porc Royal and succeeded
within the hour in getting on board the steamer
for Chsgres or place and arrived Csr-hssena
the l9tI, and 81 Panama the jd. intending take
passage thence 10 Mazaan and the Sandwich Islands
From MS well known enterprise we doub; not that the
objects OF ne mission Will be successfully accomplished
M /. entertained hopes OF being able 10 accomplish
the remainder OF the route and 20 home by the
middle OF November y. Bedford Mer Aug. l9
FROM PASAMA-Letters from Mr. Il Lindsey
received here yesterday dated Panama sd OF July
furnish additional items Of interesting intelligence
from that quarter The OF the 6icable adjustment
Of the Oregon question had been received there pre-
vious his arrival and hailed with almost exrava
gan; demonstrations OF JOY both by the English and
Americans 4 report st Panama received from Caao
tina; Mexican prvaeers had been sent out IN the Paciac
and Atlantic Oceans had produced much alarm.
New-BeGioTd Courier
BIZ the steamer Tobacco Plant, which ar
rived Yesterday from LeaveuwortA having et, there
Tuesday, we have farther items OF News.
She brought down sixteen United states Dragons
Jefferson barracks where they will be joined
by regular soldiers and aiterward proceed san
"a re, 1y way CT Bents Fort
About one thousand more MOrmuns Ead arrived a.
For; Leayenworth IN hopes Of being mustered into the
United States service.
The various rumors afoat about the death OF Cpat.
Hudson and other officers ac he'd The EXPEDITION sp
pear 10 be without foundation. wo o; The additional
companies of volunteers had arrived ut tie Fort and
Col Prices Regiment marched out Monday
81 Louis New Era. Aug. Il
AN INPosTER-<At New Orleans. recently
person named VIM. Orway represented himself as Capt
HGkr Of The Team Rangers and paned h.rnscl: on ms
that brave upon respectable trndesman IN TINS
CITY d dealer IN military equipments and induced HIM
to introduce him TO Hyde < Goodrich jewellers OF Char
and become his security for the payment OF
sword. belt and -ssh worth $50. Picayune, 18TH
TIE WAUKEsHA HERiLD.-ThIs is the title OF
new Wing paper published prairievle. Waukesha
Co Wisconsin by T. =. SToppARD, which the Editor
pledges himself render useful, pleasant and safe
OF Waukesha numbers population but little less than
the largest Counties in the Territory. bun COM
RAILROAD AccIpENr.-Charles Barber, II years
old killed instantly while PLAYING the Stoning
Railroad by the passing over him on the !9th
instant