New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-12

F,yr MES HUwc IN FLoRIpA.-During the past
r,er the sistes OF Alabama Georgia and Florida
70 infested with Gang Of k;dnsppers. horse thieves
rt'iuail depredatorssrbo for long time euded the
-. persevering vigilance o: then pursucrs Alyin
sa,er, supposed to BE the principal while ON ha flight
an Georgia, robbed Tie u s mail near Quincy Flor
Ne gas arrested oh the 9th OF August as announced
T pape: the um. and confined in the jail of tha.
- The father law Of Flowers, with view TO
prent the driver of the mail! who the only wit
from testfyiog aganst him, wRylad and shot the
;,,r while his box. night TWO subsequent TO
s,re,, Of Flowers. Fortunately there was psssen-
- ;nsde who drove the wounded man into Quincy,
go he died after his arrival Immediately
core taEen Cor the arrest Of the murderer. and he
stS rrrnber of his accomplices were captured.
nryate letter received yesterday we carn that
H.;si Court Yves called at Quincy, which resulted in
leooyciion Of the principal and FIVE accomplices
s.oyies 10 the murder. They alt coRdezsned 10
= ;,sa on Friday Ics;, and from the excitement and
z.;:--which existed in that community there Is no
-. The sentence was carried into eject
''''' baltimore Sun.
MICRO SEA CAPTAtS.-The big Harriet.
"a csropeaehy. laden with logwood and supposed 10
- 10 Marblehesd. was of Beaufort s c. on
"A inst In rather Suspicious circUmatances standing
= rsd On for some hours On pilot boarding her he
,s,onished to find On board Fix negroes and only
r ,bi.e men lie asked who the captain and u
W. ruled that he inquired il he could &c; per.
ns.ysor 10 como on shore. &c. sc. On landing the
@ ysrc questioned, and stated that they left the for
az ,,o.sip az Campeachy very sick and the manage.
*, II The brig was given in the charge of the negro
- King the only navigator board After which
- ~ the boats crew, upon being very particularly in
oosted stated That the captain out In the brig
"a on "wednesday night last fell overheard. These
yary statements caused the citizens suspect them
sLsyiny murdered the captain They were then OK
lined separately and all stated that the captain fell
-erbcsrd Tho brig is now in, md Dir. Whitehcurt
~ returped from board. He examined the papers
"a G1rnd them all regular The statement he received
snr, he mate is that they have been out from Cam
rhy 81 days about the sd 1T night the captain fell
sT,bcsId Ho also states that the captain became in
,se soon after they came out and that he, the mate
nat being competent 10 navigate the brg, gave up the
,laree 10 the negro.
M citizens believe that the last statement is
,cy-ect The negro captain was asked why he prevar
'.ed He said that he knew ne was in Slave State
al VIE fearful nc might be taken up. They out OF
nryi.ions and their object is to get supply, and pro-
ICED 10 NcwYork
DEATH OF Mr.. HoYT.-Mr Hoyt, who was shot
m Monday week, alleged, by Mr.. VIM r. Myers
b,ssthed his last yesterday evening, about hafpast
syen o'clock. Since Wednesday evening last he has
tssn in state OF insensiby He continued to the last
moment OF consciousness to assert his innocence of the
sav,h which he had been charged and in regard TO
which circumstances were strong against him. This
Denial was made under circumstances of the most i'm
t0sng chsracter-iirst under oath 10 magistrate and
absequenty to two ccrgymcn, TO both of whom he ex
veeed his conriron, and his strong anxiety TO be pre-
p4ed for the change that ne sensible awaited him
Tie current run.br that Mr. Hoyt had bequeathed $50.
30 10 the lady with whose name his own mad been 80
Unfortunately associated is not true
Richmond Wing of Saturday
The CoTToS CROP IN GEoRGlA-From what
We learn from various sections OF the State are
I'D to believe that the Cotton Crop in Georgia will
tess short Us was anticipated n few weeks back The
uop will be much larger than il was last year and had
abot been for the caterpillar and worm, 1t would have
zen quite large As tits, we think there will be
tlesst three.iourths Of an average We may be mis-
asen In this. The ravagce of the worm in Western
Georgia may be greater than We suppose it.
IMillcdgevile Jour 9th.
FROM ST PETERs-The steamer Bridgcwatcr
Eiyed hero ast evening from St Peters she being the
Int boat that had reached there since the 18th of July
he took up quantity of stores from this place. and
Aiiy recruits from Gaena To Fort Smelling and in
hrniDg, ei, them on the 18th ult She brings
Importance. There were in the Fort when she left
Two companies of infantry comprising about one hun
drcd and forty men, under Major CLARK, the most Of
whom were recruits The old soldiers quarters
bed been pulled down. and barracks and quarters
ot the officers were being erected
Some disturbances had taken place amongst the In.
dams during the summer, but nothing OF serious char.
her The weather very cold and dry when the
Bhdsewater left; but little rain had fallen for many
filling St Louis Repub 9Th inst.
ILLINOIS VoLUNTEERs-Of the two regiments
Of Illinois Volunteers at Camp Patterson the Sh ult
three hundred were the sick list, about hundred
whom were in the hospital. The sick had to lay on
Blankets the ground in small, miserable tents and
most Of them get drenched every rain that falls. ScTe
rs had died.
The vlcKspuRc FiRE-The sufferers by this
fire. announced in Teleeraphc Dispatch OF this
morning the Planters Bank, T. Rigby. Livingston,
Hanna & Co, h. Phelps shoemaker N q. Waits,
clothing store j. n. Craddock featman Woods q Co.;
LINES Meryin Laughlin, Starlcs e. Co, Mcdowell &
Thomas w c. Johnson Coleman & Arthur; Law
Library; S. Hildebrant; w. b. Stone; w. c. Smidcs;
ND Coleman and Jacob Barker of New. Orlcans-the
three Inter loose FIVE brick houses EACH MIR. Barker
Known as the Water Works Bank. Tho mails III the
Post Office were saved.
DEPUTY Superintendent OF COMMON SCHOOLS
We understand that Col Benton, Secretary OF State
hs appointed Samuel l.. Holmes, Of Westchestcr Coun
., Deputy State Superintendent OF Common Schools
hrace OF s S Randall, Esq. resigned Alb. Eve Jour
GREAT INcREAsE.-Thc Wilmington N. O.
canal says that the present population of that town
mounts To 9o00an increase OF COCO since the Railroad
sn built, ak years ago, when ii was only 5000
q We see that Charles B. Fisk. Esq. has been
EMPLOYED by the committee appointed for the purpose
survey the route estimate the expense and devise the
ran of ship channel between Petersburg and BROAD
way on the AppomattoN The survey is expected 10 be
commenced on the 18th OF October. Rich Enc. Thurs
Mr. GALE THE PAINTER. Boston Chronotypc
AVS Geographic dispatch has been received from
MwYork stating that Mr. Gale was seen in that City
Yesterday. This dispatch was Immediately transmitted
Mrs. Gale, aud her Joy can better be- conceived than
expressed.
a. The Oabum Factory Of Mr.. Van Ripper in
l.Aerson City, (Mo) entirely destroyed by FIRE on
Tuesday afternoon week. Loss 5000 partially insured
lSt Louis Union I'd inst
~ The trial of Barker Burnell at Nantucket
Tor embezzement has been continued to tho June
KIM lsiT,
received to The Weekly Tribune
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