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

IN me 10 erlesurel jury. and have not.
ceetet IL getting single JUROR: The pane! has been
exhausted. and motion Vas made ast evening by the
District Attorney 10 SUMMON $40 Jarors, which Was o.
posed by counsel prisoner, WHO insisted tbs, i Was SUI
fcienIy as; stage OF the cause that an Impair
ia aIv cnnid not De The Cours decided that
panel consisting OF 100 Jurors, should De sInmouet 30
nave been rejected challenge Tor principal caGe
on challenge 70 aud on peFe1sory challenge
Mach douo; ascertanef whether ley can De OBTAINED
the prisoner having the right OF ~ peFsuptory caa!-
lenges The Court .oarned 70 10 O'Clock This morning.
Thu, morning the Cou.t net Il 10 o'clock the SheI-c
turned - Of the 100 jurors who were ordered 20 De sum-
r1o1,d Tae Con- al burned I'LL O'Clock. tie
Ie.ua Of Inc panel oy me sheriff A-' Eve o1'la.-
CarrFopSrA-The Nashville Union, the Admin
is,r.tiop oresu IN Tennessee. bias the following:
W.upt.r,;snd from reliable source that !: IS the IN
,enton OF the Government TO send force 10 California
sufficient 10 take possession OF thai country and &c hold
/ 10 IL
Missouri aud prosaby Tennessee. vii! be directed
California Ne regard California now as ours aod WIKI
that result will be sa:'sded
Tgxas-We learn by e letter from ST. Angus
tine dated he 2ls nit that the Eastern part OF Texas has
filed the full quota volunteers required Of her anc they
were on rhe march TO TaylutS camp. The le;te.
states that coube number could have been raised with
out difficulty.
From Observation-Disclosures from MonteTideo
10 1st OF April via Rio Janeiro that Gen. Fuctuo
80 Rivera had been relieved iFom his charge "a Mnister
PcniDOleuary OF the Oriental Republic hear the Gov
the of Moutevideo Tor come foreign country be-
yond the Cepes
70 mat. .,rct dated .oth March. based upon
tves OF national policy and convenience, having refer
ence aise the preservation OF Inc means OF resist-
ence ITO besieying force under Orioe) the unity OF
warke operations. eud the maintenance vi cords. rea-
tons wi,l some OF the ne'ghoonng countries The
period of ns Danish -xtends 10 the installation OF
the next constitutional President; ard in the meantime
he is To receive a stipend OF s. 600 per annuu.
! M- Cor Minister PleulpOteutlaTY
Britain near the Oriental Government was received in
ina, character April lst
Letters and passengers at Montevdeo, 30th March,
from Martin Gracis that Gen Urquzs had issued
decree requiring males the OF Il and 80
10 present themselves him bis encampment on the
Arrovo Ciran6e in Entire Rios on before the 18th Of
April. lJour OF LON.
FROM HAvAyA-The Charleston Courier of the
18th contains farther information by the F. a Brown
from Havana. 10 regard 10 the escape OF the Mexican
aud their arrival at Havana the Courier says
IL WAS reported at Havana demand had been made
on the Mex can Government by the builders Of these
stearners or by English merchants who advanced the
money tor pay ent IN default Of which. their delivery
was required aud that they were consequently surren'
dered To custody This course was adopted With
the view no DOUBT saving them from capture by
squadron.
Santa Ana was still at Havana. and seemed 10
be very Indifferent to what no~ happens ia Mexico,
though he highly disapprovs the conGuc, OF his Gov
ernment toward the U"iteo STATES.
Ii was believed al H4va that there would be no
DrlvateerS
this country.
FROM Rio JAyEiRo, LIMA. AND BuESos AYaEs.
81 the bars Auabasc Capt Hutleson, arrived on Wed
nesdAy from Rio J4neiro, have received papers and
intelligence from the above places to the 18th OF April
The scientific commission sent out from France 10 eN-
porr the pnr5 of 5 18th America. al the head OF
hch 10 the Couut of CastenanX. bad arrived ~ Lima
about the 9TH Of March The commissioners inensrd TO
proceed tn cuzco, aud afterwards 10 Apurimac and
ucayae. aud the Amazon country The blockade be-
lore Buenos Ayres continued IN all It's rigor No
intelligence any impo,tance is contained in these pa
pers. lnefaio'
IMPORTANT FROM Aux CAYEs.-We learn from
Capt; Mayo, OF the Guelma from Aux Cages. that
among the inhabitants had taken place several days
previous his sailing. Five OF the Leaders were taken
and shot, IL rumored that an army OF about one
thousand the borders OF Aux Cages ready TO
march INFO the town. Herald.
INDIAN DlsTuKBENcEs.-The sloop Olive Branch.
Capt UnderhI, arrived yesterday twenty.tour hours
from Iudihn Point, near PORK LHvscs.
Capt U. says that report reached victoria last Fri
day that 100 crmsus escortDg 100 wagons from New
Brancfels - settlement on The San Saba SEINE
10 above, suddenly attacked by large body
Of Camancnes the emigrHnts abandoned their wagons
TO seek security tor their ives
Capt l. also informs that report came over land to
Port L-vscco last sunday TO the effect that large BODY
OF Indas consisting the warriors Of several tribes,
comprising CAmanche Nation, were lowering about In
the vcny of the American entertainment. opposite Mat
anoros, with view, doubtless, 10 join the victorious
Galveston News, 22d May.
NAuvoo.-The threatened outbreak in Hancock
County Ill on the 18TH prevented by the precautions
taken by Majlr Warren Msjor Warren reports that
5l left Hancock County during last week, TO
join the California eXpeditiur
EAsToS PA-The Wing published al this place,
says - Our borough has greatly improved in us ap,
pearance within a iew years Our Capitalists. instead
vi Investing OF their funds in Stocks have invested
the good and substantial buildings
and every section Of our town is ornament.d Win
/ some new dwellings. stores and public ednces SCUM
Ea-ton also Immediate neiehoornooo' PAf taAes
largely OF The split OF Improvement lne s'ea' a''
Ties hich place offers TO Manufacturers nave IL
duced several gentlemen OF enterprise ana capitA 10 re-
suscitas the Iron and Cotton 10 tnhl Pac7 sn
we believe they are now in the full tide OF successful
operation"
F,eu11sG PREAcHER.-Some of our Western
exchanges speak OF noble example that has lut been
set by Rev. Richard A. Stewart IL appears That his
pugnacious reverepce-who is Methods, ParGon-has
arrived In New Orleans at the head of one hundred
volunteers from East Baton Rouge aud loervile cor
respondent OF The Frederic ksours Recorder represents
him being endowed with great tase Tor hghtiDg and
Say that 1t is habit with bim when ne feels call to
thrash any temporary dismissal from tho
Church. and when he has flashed the JOB he asks 10 DC
readmiitcd The writer adds He has obtained dis
nlissa for six mouths in order 10 lick the Mexcsns
lMM!GRANTs-An unprecedented number OF for.
eyuers qrrclpay Gcrman) have arrived here during the
pact TWO weeks End tide is steadily swelling This
morning all the which arrived from New-York were
loaded with chem, agd thousands more are waiting 10
come The transportation OF these persons West With
the heavy quantities OF baggage which they oriiS Win
them, quite IMPORTANT item In the business OF the
canal .urwarders we notice that the greater part OF
these passed through the City this Spring are
a more comfortable position society than heE prede-
in other years is Indicated By their improved
appearance In dress cleanliness and ledge OF the
country. They will make good citizens. Alb. Atlas
DEMONSTRATORS Richmond, a foreman in
the stone quarry MesSrs. carpenter, drowned at
Lockpor; on the LIST. He has left wife and six children
/ in destitute circumsta Dces.
\ man named Josiah Hayes found drowned In the
Erie Caus near Fort f!Iin on the Goth u!t.
THE SEAsos-It is believed that the earth in
this region OF country heavily clothed with
uAurant vegetation the beginning OF June, as It - this
year. Grain and grass never looked oetter
Hudson q. Y Wsshington:an