New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
The City of Elm.-Yale College.

Correspondence OF The ISbanc.
NEw.HAvES, August 5th, lsi6.
To stranger nothing can he more beautiful than
the appearance OF New.Haven al the present time. Il
merits with broad of trees, the titles which
il enjoys--thc most beautiful city Of the United States,
and the City OF Elms.
We now preparing for the Commencement which
takes place the 9Th OF August The hoclfor there
is but of impor,once!s rapidly filing on this &C
count. In looking over the books fee considerable
number OF arrivals from NcwYork
From all that be seen, the coming Freshman Glass
bids fair to be the largest that has passed through
Yale know myself ffty who are studying in New.
Haven alone, TO enter.
There is considerable excitement among the students
in relation to the future President of Yale Professor
Woosey and Doctors Barnes and Bacon are spoken OF
The former is the most likely TO succeed. J. NJ.
FoRr LEAvESwoRrH.-By the officers OF the
steamer Nuarod which arrived yesterday from Weston
we learn that she lett Fort Leavenwort on sunday last
and up TO that ume but three volunteer companies
were on the sround-Captins EdInonson Morlns and
Geddins the former undergoing Inspection prepe'
ra,orv to being marched into service.
From Col kearncy nothing later OF interest had ecen
received The report concerning the death OF Captain!
Moore and the defeat OF his company IN the Mexican
country proves be totally false The troops from tbs
county under the command OF Captain Edmonson,
were generally well although there some little SICK
ness prevailing among them Inc steamer zen BROOKE
was hourly expected a, the Fort from Council b!n1S
with five hundred Mormon volunteers raised oy Capt
Allen 20 during the war.
tram OF wagons hsd started day or TWO previous
10 the arrival OF the Nnrod al Bents Fort VIII Prov!
sos and another would BE dispatched as soon RS ieSI
s,srs could be obtained |: generally reported
amen the volunteers assembled at the Fort that unless
hey voted for Pric. Colonel the regiment would be
forthwith dsbsnded
of their de,crr aaIon about the matter and they made
sccTc, expressing their opinions and sht 10 cHoo
their own officers The appointment 80 far IS coua De
ascertaned from those ~ the fort was Gue an uApopu
lar move ami ifperssted in viii doubtless lead 10 DIM
Guilty.
Price himself reported 10 be a; Jefferson CRY per
hsp> performing the he'd oorl which he Is 10 dc n ae
campaign. and something Ike sn order has gone forth,
requiring the different companies destined TO go under
his command 10 rendezvous 81 Leayenworth 5y the lota
OF August ST Louis New Era July 80.
FROM CALIEoRSIA.-A Mr.. Crosby AMI FIVE other
persons arrived hege yesterday in The steamer Nnrod
IRON, Weston We are inioTTneI by one OF rhe party
that COMPANY OF eighteen persons, including or
three women and children let; California about the hrst
OF Nav last aai ha, they Travelled nearly the whole dis
;snce together. bu; when within some three hundred
miles OF Fort Laramie the company separated and the
persous mentioned above csine on N advance
Nothing OF nieyes, hSi :rSn>p-ed during the journey,
and thew bring no intelligence iron, that country o. IN;
portsnce About two huadred miles 1t TIE pToTics,
West O; Fort Laramie and IN the Cali.o-ris -sce they
Martins company o! egnigrant> ana 81 the or He
Bocss Psrty-the hrst MOVING on ane!y; ou NE
latter were undetermined whe,he. they woa-d shape
their course for Oregon or California
Some were L. favor OF the former and large Porion
OF the stSer This disagreement 10 their ultimate
destination had caused l!celins 5U! no serious
. misunderstanding L thought that The COMPANY
would separate into Psrtes. and that each would
take course he preferred From the short stay o;
NJ Crosby and his party here, unable 10 CLEAN
anv particulars concerning the country &c but pre-
sumo they could have added bu, hide 70 VIA. has
already been published ST Louis New E-a 3oth.
D1sGHACEYrL ORANGE RIoT CASADA.-The
VILLAGE OF Newmarket the 18Th u the OF
rTaccf rot \ large party o: oranse,en assembled
the vicinity OF number OF Catholics and Americans and
alter vsous out-ages intended 10 eNaspera;e the feelings
of both hung up on the public way, AZ eihsy Q; the
President OF the United States and The Pope. aHd then
burned them, They entered the village armed with
nsuskets and the inhabitants were aroused from IaeF
sumbers BY shouting bon6rcs sad voleys OF 'nusketry
A gentleman who endeavorcd TO disSuade them tToin
their purpose was obliged to Tee to esespe persona. N
Jury. to1HAo 49,
IF We are informed by those who have naa
every opportunity the fact that The waters o.
Lake Superior have fallen Is or 20 inches oe,9w
what ,hsy were a, corresponding period last year
see by the papers below that Lake Ontario Is no" SIN
teen inches less shan twelve months ago.
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