Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-06-19

ias he exsressed Il, to "smash the vsnsura's
colFse mut," IT, she vsntured out. The Cover.
nor placed about fifty soldiers in charge Of the
New Orleans achooner Tobacco To- represent.
ed - entirely destitute Of Notifications. NJ othsr
lean Soldiers.
b e;ipt. Major was At bic ccnsienees' in the city
when the order came, and was guarded to bic
boat on tho beach BY about twenty OF HE friends,
we'll armed, 20 that the soldiers were afraid to
attempt making him priaoner.
| The schooner -, Capt. Cox, Of New Or.
Ieans. vas ssised aud the master detained IN the
capiiol.S 1.-The Tsxidor len several English YES.
stkthpmH loading. No American man of.wsr
hatTss yst been seen Of The port.-M o. Delia,
June 8
CARR. THORNTON. - The Matamoras cores.
pendent Of the New. Orleans Delta alludes to
fact, says tha, paper. '.of which we we're not be.
fare spprsed. to wh:ihs placing ri Capt. Thorn
ton under arrest by order Of Gen. Taylor. under
charges Of " disobedience Of orders and neglect
Of duiy in suffering HE command to.be snrpris.
ed and captured BY the enemy" Of IT," merits
Of the sase we Of course can know but little.
hut:we protest against the structures NJ our cor.
/ respondent in reference to the course OF Gen.
| Taylor. The General in our opinion. 10 not the
man to be Influenced BY grnundlsss prejudice.
He must have been actuated by high and rig.
id sense Of duty in ordering the arrest Of Capt.
Tho'aton, and until the court .mar,ial b held.
il 10 premature to comment m the un,sward Of.
fair"
pace WITH rHE cAMANcHHs ISpIAx.--The
steamer Rodnph. arrived here last evening frum
Port Caddo, bringing a. passengers Capt. y. 8.
Alexander. lady snd M,ss Alexander; two Com.
Il - .C L. s..r u-S~ As,l
l;sanksand flo from FJrt Tows"n, commanded BY
Caen Alexander. and L'ea,epants Wetm"re
Burus}, Ernest, Dent, aud Easfon. attended BY
Dr.. Stmpson. Alss Col n. G. Lewis. Cum
missioner to treat with the Indiana Gen. Mas
coma, 6. ] Wilson, Msjnr r. &. Peighbors. }.
Coyie, r. C..ok, and Il Indian Chiefs. and foul
sefvante, frsm the Camanche and other I"d'ar
tribes, This 10 . very important arrival, q
peace with Is Indian tribes bordering on Texa'
10 now guaranteed. the treaties wiih oil thess
have been made BY Col. Lewir, in connection
with bulge Butler, Of 8. c. and the delegationi
are taken to Washington, buih with the purpose
nf having the treaties ratified, and TO- acquan
these linen Of the wilds," with the extent o
our coum,ry, and the number Of ito inhabitants
m which subjects they have At present verv Oh
Iscare ideas. They represent At least 50,OO(
s0olE. at III whom will no peaceful, At least dur
| k ''v :ose.s W '"S'' S' NV oF>
~! all TIME.
iLs ya''ous tr,ees rePresen'e.os, .Ie INC C."An
chee' tapsn. ton>key'~aV; W"en' ""c".,"
rowack.a'n'e. Anno 'dor'roI' Caooo: 'on-'' NJ
chi, Delaware. Ponamhcw' bede AND bu''ux'ee
~. U. Irop'e' June D.
MURDER OF AMERICAN rR'soNEAs'- no s'oo
Tom JACK, Cap. rarke, arrived yes!eteay morn
ing from Cofpus Chticu; ono ieit Aransa
Pass a" ;M"noaN : ~n'cn pare ""S sea" '".
sea nae JUST arrived I1o" or."n H."''As"
'ake 10 'ne s!eI p'sce s""e ~ y. "o pe W
connected WIN me n1"y' '"'" Oh ''''P"
ano ana corpus Sn.ts".
| On onaro m 'he oes We MrLeI ,,' Leu
tenant Humpn,eyI anu ~ Nge'' 81. ~ NJ WIZ" s"'
/. were supposed 10 nave oeen kn'r1. ne mI
mer' lndee"' was severely wou"oec s"s ."p
posed 10 pe DEAD ~ the ~eA'ca"' 'o."" 81
cumstance nc owes ns escape. "s VIZ s"o
} .equen'iy 'ouno IN inc cnaPpal.I Ano 'ake"
Matam'rsI wnere nc was "e" "esss' s"o 'e
covered rom n's ""u"os.
Mr Rogers, accompanied oy 10 men, wv
women ana cho' :'sreo rom C"p"s "nls'
tor Po,nt isaoei on me ~ m o. .! nay. 'ne
arrived at the Little Co'er.s" nay or t~o oe