New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

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hf' DAts i-Ai TX FROM '7ANTA r E'-ie VIII
Republican Of the OH that co,nrs, ~ .-.ao-s h.d
reached Independence or ratber thai o,e ne ,e ,,.
Der mad reached that point with news from Santa F m
70 the 9th September:
INDEPENDENCE No Oct Sd l3;6
The Arrival Of another company from Santa F lust
announced by OF their number littl in advance of
the There are some ten or fifteen OF them alto
gcther. When they started from Santa Fe they had
tGveny twenty-five part of their number -ecurna,
again. finding employment in companies going out
Mcssrs Ware, Charles Ferguson Of Philadelphia and
others. along They twenty-iour days out from
Santa re, having Left there the 9th September Every
thing To have been uuie; in and around tho nlace
but the news from below ia a .te s,ar,l;cg f'NN'
II was currently reported when the cornIa lf, tina,
five thousand men The flower Of the NYjrsn f6-cc w.
ON their yav nm from below and r &c
meet and attack Gen Kcarney and that was he Cen
erals determination to leave sfFcien; number un3a
the command of Col Doniphan of Clay and TEX. the
remainder below, If possible meet Gen Woods di.
Paredes was on III way to ChbYahus nth .een ,on
sand men TO attack Gen Wool lfthis be trIc and
lne seh 70 the report al santa re-
will have something to do this winter.
Our army at santa Re were garrsoning the post rap
lay, ana nag s,sn o! pc TWO hundred ieet hsn was
float 90 nropdIy over our land anu ''-"'
General KcaJncy bad bis boa5 o,s,or. ., ,to f,-
rs c,u.Ia Il hnJ
poe. Isrge n,,ober NJ Lotto, sr in ps.; ~ ,b
ss,,,,n.,. ~ Iii 10 -; -, -, a p rs 80 r y, Wv
,c,,s o,;,,ad t,;,i L. L. 80 ,r, H. -, y &C.
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FKoJ UAyA..-Na find tba foIIovrino MIRA
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Senor y. ignaclo basadre an eH Minister OF santa
Anna arrived in Havana the Goth from Sisa the
Spanish brig Emilio, his way TO Mexico. He had
been there attending Santa Annals interests Yu
caian and Tabasco The papers do say whether he
from m onto
lie will probably bring box of cigars and take the
English lie proved very efficient in managing
Iucatan which is just as neutral as Mcrjc0 Sshcs.
Spanish schooner, arrived at Havana the 18th
ult from Tenerfe reported that the goth he dscov
cred to wndward Of Point Guarico womasted vessel
stranded but from the distance could not make her
The next day he discovered East Of Maternos another
twomasted vessel also stranded but could make
her ont from the distance.
The ship Rapid: Capt Ward, arrived on the 18th ut
at Havana, from Ncwfork. She was in the gales from
the 9Th to the 18th ul: and had her sails blown out OF
her Saw one vessel totally dsnasted and ship under
jury masts but could not make them out
HE ATLNST1c AID PACIFIC RiILRoAD.-Ncar-
IL ten wears 70 our friend CLARK. of the K,Rck
erCoc1rr Magazine, IN q notice OF Rev. samuel
/ atAet ii''e's !" '"e i'o'N' "oU"'ai"s' '"'''
the following eloquent prediction IN relation 10
Railroad such Us that proposed by w htney
There are no insurmountabe barriers to the con-
sruction of Raiiroad from the Atlantic to the Pacific
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have been surmouHtcd on the Portage and Ohio Rail-
road. And the work will be accomplished Let the
prediction be marked. ms great chMn o comInun
cation will be made with Inks OF iron Inc treasure
OF the earth IN that WIDE region are not destined 10 he
lost The mountains OF coal the vast meadow seas the
fields OF salt the mgaty forests with their trees two
hundred and fifty feet in hight the stores OF magnesi''
the chryalized lakes of valuable salts these were not
formed TO be unemployed ana wasted me render IS
now living who VIII make railroad trip across this
vast continent Inc granite mountain VIII heit before
.nc aiu VI w." ~; &c 80, & anu
- lie - ~ ;,a ] ,bo ,noro;, b,.n,n Of
, 81 90 eo,oI ,er ,,anntn;n ~ 'onj
hold Tho ,nammobs hone md the bison's horn
hnricd tr con,as anJ onr sinrc ,rncd IN stone viii
t - =, ~ L. - ~ Ia ,r.rs If ,bo ,,lar,;. ,rJ
pac;Sc ai,road Com5anv Rocks which s,and now as
% ,h lob, ,rbon Nib: ao,ura ,r., dried will hcovc
hnneotI The ac,on of ylanous saltpotre and where
.hc nrairie stretches AWAY like the round ocean crded
with the sky with s wood fringed streams its flower
epunelcJ nrf and its herds of startled buia!oes shall
sweep the long kissing train OF cars crowded with pas
senCers for the Pacific scaboard The very realms OF
chaos and old Night will be invaded while in place
IN, roar of wild beasts or howl of wilder indians will
be heard the looing of hcards the beatng of hocSs
the plow will clcave the sods OF rich valley and
fruitful li, Willie from many DARK bosom VIII 50 up
inc pure pIuycr 10 thc tftAL SPifit'
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MhNiSo'-ihc NC" V'lc'iis i'',y u''T say S'''"t
aa'ices from McNIVo' VI" Nat"uoios; s1ac ts, Nec'u
Ahnohr ms pech hiPoihtcu icsuent vi hcNSo Il"
ftTh ana 1eh. SANTA ann" petei aiiss''iio Vi 'e IL"
mes OF Mexico ana lartncr that santa Anna W" lch
cnSasSu III raising ana orSuiL%h5 troops ih'eiiu'"S -
TAKE inc hcIu III person IN inc NORTH
For SANTA Fr-Thc Independence Expostor
of Saturday, notices the departure of Mr. N CoIBuRN
Tor Santa tc with nineteen wagons loaded with goods
implements OF husDandry: plouehs &c. IRIS is thc
second mp 10 santa re during Tue present year cie
III MAY last returned 10 inns city mace ms purchases
ana is on AGAIN
Mcssrs MEAN y HALL, oil indepen9encc, iclt ~ llie
same uic' Win hInc "'is' 'eu win PRIV
expecting To meet ready market Tor thcm among INC
army OF volunteers IN Ne"'McNico
SANTA ANNA'S PASSPoRT-Thc Havana cores
ponacnt of the O Paria writing on the st inst SAYS
Inn, he has been informed that Gen Santa Anna did not
have a pessport from the Government, of the United
states bit if,cr Of recommendation from President PoH
10 me Commodore Of me biockadia9 squadron Although
ms news Is regarded as autien5c III r"se poe s