New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

Lands ,hev found there and had an Indian
The above news is no doubt correct i Is contftneo
in the areston News of the Goth u The name OF the
new town recently started by the emerans on the Fer
dipales is called Fredericksburg. The settlement IS
rapidly progressing, and they appear TO be hisny de-
lirh,ed with fertility OF the SOIL Tue oustou
Advocate of 2st u that some four or ave dis
charged soldiers from the army, on their way nome
when about IS miles from San Antonio, were surprised
by party of Indians and stripped OF every rag OF Cloth
ing but their lives fortunately saved by some
American wHgoDers-
II Ia probable ,hs, the full requstou of mounted
is already the road TO the Rio Grande Eight or ten
companies known to have started, at Galveston on
the ID.
time By suspicious ss-a fine large schooner copper
bo,,omed and carrying much canvas After chase of
several hours the Fairy lost sight OF ner
Lnte and Important from nIontevideo, Buenos
/ Ayres, &c.
The Bark Chancellor, Capt. Beauvoia. arrived
Yesterday from Montevideo whence she sailed on the
9th ultmo. She also brings dates from Buenos
Avres to the I'd ult. Captain Beauvois states that
difficulty had occurred between the commanders Of
the English and French Blockading Squadrons
which may lead TO rupture.
1t seems that the English merchant brig Ring
dove" was lying in small port on the coast OF
Buenos Avres, taking in cargo. supposed out o!
reach of the vessels of War, when she was taken
az a prize TO the Blockading Squadron by an Eng
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roads of Monievideo, where the admirals ship was
al anchor.
The English Admiral told the commander OF the
schooner he had dore wrong. and ordered him TO
take the brig bacs and leave her there unmoested.
| The French Admiral hearing of il. and not being
willing 70 submit to such outrageous proceeding Gas
no vessel under any other flag would have been allowed
such privilege and fth coast is blockaded TO one it
must be to all) Immediately dispatched man.of war
brig 10 where the vessel had took possession Of
her and brought her to Montevideo where she, to-
g-ther with her consisting OF 80 pes of taow)
was condemned and ordered To be sold.
The accounts from Bueuos Ayres state that there Is
prospect ofthe difficulties being seedthe port WIS
still blocksded, and OF course no merchantmen were
there.
The British brig OF Racer Is said to have her mate
killed in an encounter between OF her boats and
people shore Also that the captain of the French
brig OF war Taciqpe' and several OF the crew. were
! killed in affair W. ;he, Uruguay.
On the night OF ths 23d OF April several tbundebolts
fell 10 different parts the city but without causing any
serious injury Que struck the house OF d T. the Min.
lister of Foreign Affairs and fell within few feet OF the
sofa where be sitting in his Gtice Fortunately tue
! Minister escaped unhurt.
The Buenos Ayres Packet of the I'd says: 1t is
understood that in all the present month the merchant
engaged In the Parana bubble, will return and tits
said that tho British and French ships of will
that river the expenses OF potage being very
considerable item IL the disbursements of the nterven
ton. Many OF the vessels which the wild
chase will have been eight months the round voyage
and the losses accruiDg the parties concerned are
known be heavy completely discourage farther
specustions of this descri ptiOn; the British
aud French squadrons with great waste of blood and
treasure, disposed 10 protect them with convoys The
lesson. il must be confessed has been very but il
ba Hoped that it will prove eventually unproduc
tive of advantageous results The golden vision which
urged the commission of greRt of international
injustice having vanished. calm reflection will confirm
the truth o,he maxim that honesty the beat policy
as well in theory in practice"
The national schr. of war Federal captured after the
battle Of Obgado by the French in the Parana has
retaken by the Argentines.
1t Is currently reported that Lopez formerly second in
command to Paz and who shortly after hs disastrous
expedition Santa Fee being persecuted by PAz took
refuge with 200 of his followers In the Brazilian terrific
~. has sued .or pardon TO the Argentine Government
and that it having been conceded It is supposed that by
this time be has joined with his party the army Gene
raj Urquiza
On ash of March detachment of $50 cavalry sen,
out from Sato for the purpose OF collecting cattle
overtaken and cut to pieces by Col Lamas only eight
men returning to the town
The Monievdeo Commerce. del Plata gives The
following items
Captain Henry. OF the United States soop of war Ply
mouth in searching the American papers, In the George
torn ddCCca the account, the first time Of the
death Of his only The editor the Commerce. takes
occasion TO express his sypathes with the bereaved pa
rent and in manner which shows the commander OF the
American squadron in the Rio de Ia Plata has acquired
| good will OF all.
Vessels arriving from Guaequay state that nothing new
was heard from Correntes up The 2lst April UrGuza
was Tranquil the greater part Of the army being fur
news were given OF preceding events there should be
] demonstrations o. jubilee exhibited.
FROM BoLiviA.-D Jose Ballivian captain. gen.
eral Of the armies of tho Republic publishes manifesto in
relation TO the immense traffic in SNUG ding" He directs
that all foreign wines and liquors shall entered at the
custom-house OF Oruso, there the duties to paid
I CHILL-A treaty OF peace and commerce had been
signed between the governments OF New-Grenada and
Chilli at the city of Santiago The first railroad In Central
America Will be- probably the one constructed in British
Guiana, between Berbice and point in the interior 1t
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LATER FROM CoRRIESrEs -Pa1 having heard Of commu-
ncaons between trluiza and Governor Madaraga, and
fearful OF friendly issue resolved defeat the result
this purpose he so-callcd Congress OF Cor
renes, and easily obtained their operation II was re-
solved TO suersedc Madasa and Paz supplied troops
support the authority OF the governor but sdariga
learning what was going seized al the refractory
bers with Minister Marquee and sent them prisoners 10
negh0orng town The city declared under martial
law and Governor Madar2a marched attack the roops
OF Paz under command Of General Alvarez the troops
being mostly either to Madarra or
dispersed In the confuson the Congressman escaped TO
Fasuay The Governor returning TO the city organized
his forces and having issued decree deposing Paz de-
cared mis- intention of marching with his army to attack
him, ne being surrendered by army Of Paraguayans
exclusively the Correntnos having ocked 10 the standard
OF aadarigl Tie ParagGayan Commissioner In Corrieptes
mas declared ais conviction that the government
receives Intelligence OF these occurrences, II will order its
troops TO withdraw.
TELEGRAPH TO SARAToGA.-A company has
been organized and engaged in establishing a
llae oil telegraphtc communication between Troy and
Saratoga springs, to be completed, understand in
the early part OF July The posts being planted from
Troy 70 B. Spa and The wires will be pu, immediate.
u Inc design OF this plan is extend the line to Mon.
tFea! and when accomplished will be of the utmost i'm.
portance 70 the people Of Northern Eew.York and the
Canadas To this village il will be largely advantageous
especially during the boarding season. thousants
ofetrangers are anxiousy waiting arrival OF the mails
10 hear what important il any transpred In
lar distant places By the aid Telegraph we shel
obtain the news some or hours In advance Of all other
communications. Saratoga Republican, June l9.
A ROGUE CAUGHT AND RELEAsED.-We learn
from the Star tia. an Enalishman named A. T Leman
amanog4nJ deae. in London after swindng his credi-
tors out OF abeu. $4,000 left for this country and
rived here IN the ship Joshus Bates One OF mis- credi-
tors followed him In the CALEDONIA and learning that Lee
man had offered Mr. Henshaw. broker, in Safest
oVuo In Bank OF England for SALE he ferreted
MIN out aud this morning obtained from him LOCO in
BANK OF Eogsnd and sovereigns and allowed him
/ to escape The villain makes ABOUT $40 900 by tns
specuIaton after paying over the large sum namei-a