New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16


NAvIGATIoN-FALLs or SAuLT Sr. MARlE.-A
correspondent of the Marshall Mich Statesman, writing
from Sault St. Marie under date OF May 81, says The
]ula Palmer lying here, is TO DC drawn around the
Falls Immediately. Her commander, Capt. SrANSAap,
up yesterday with and tools necessary for the
purpose Tho cost Of getting estimated Al three
thousand dollars and this sum was subscribed by different
mining companies tho money finally TO be reindedto them
by way Of freightng The same writer states that the
necessity Of vessels Lake Superior Is sens
bly, realized the delay Of companies going up Tor the wan,
OF vessels being most vexatous Many parties have been
kept here, says he for two weeks without wind taet
would carry them up vessel is now loaded here with
near hundred passengers, mostly laborers destined for
different locations, and only waiting favorable wind
Mining parties OF the NewforS and Michigan Portage
Old Settlers New England Porcupine MIS- and others, all
well equipped for mining and readiness 10 sasome oc
cupyRg their tents others the different store houses rem
ders the whole thing interesting TO LOOK upon"
NAyI6ATIoN.-The boats are beginning 10 run
regularly up the Missouri much farther than in former
yssrs years ago Weston the highest point 20
which there regular navgaon afterwards ST. Joseph
was place which boats s,opped but now steamers
10 with full eightS TO Table Creek above the Northern
line Of Missouri The settlements in the Northwestern
part OF this State will steamboats, 10 pass resu-
larry from ST. Louis TO the extreme Northwest corner
fort being built ST the mouth Of Table Creek The nsV
cation on the Mississippi is also increasing Several boats
~ lSt. Louis New Era
The MAIL ROBBERY AGAlN.-Our readers re-
collect that on tho 18th OF April the great mall between
Buffalo and Erie, was robbed somewhere between fre'
dooia and Erle-supposed to have been either a, this
place the State line or North East. They will remem-
Der too that Mr. Hugh Thompson was examined before
Judge Campbell on the charge of having committed 'ee
robbery but tina, there was 40 slight an array OF e'
dence, as to cause the prisoners discharge.
Since then. other facts have been developed, wn'cn
led TO tho apprehension Of James Logan OF Buffalo and
1he recapure OF Thompson both Of whom were eSamn-
I'D before Judge Campbell on Wednesday the lQh inst
This trce both the prisoners committed for Irsl.
which will probably DO had at Canandagua next week,
when the United States Court WILDE in session.
Wesiheld Messenger
SrABBISe CAsE-John Durry was stabbed in
Rochester few days slrce By Franklin Holden There
dad been quarrel between the parties who resided in
Greece Curry assaulted Holden in the street. and the
,.tser In selfdefence he alleges inflicted severe
xvnp,d upon his antagonist The legal Investigation OF
,he case had not been closed a, the last advices
~ TIMorHY PILsBuRY, the representative from
yyest Texas who % announced in the CongressionGl
nroeeedinss of day as having taken his ssat Is ma
dive Of Newbury, where he resided manyyeaT de was
born In the house a, the bottom OF Lane oee
Vile Several years ago he came within lew woes o.
being chosen to Congress from tho Easfporf ana,
falling In that he erngrated TO the far Wess ana no"
coass to Congress elected from OF the district on me
extreme opposite frontier the representative nom Ms'a
mosos instead Of Jiasspors. lSsnbpryport Herald