New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

ro,,,,..row Brooklyn tomorrow afternoon a: 4. With
n. bi,he., funeral honors. Al III. uniformed troops
p, hist Civ will Join In the and The officers Of ;he
Division viii attend IN full Uniform
E Commander a. L. Mckenzie has sailed IN
.hsUs Brig Tru1,on Cor Havana, and rot Mexico is
s,e papers affirm 1: would be surprising If the object
f hi. y,,. va, 10 purchase TOR Goverumeni he TWO
Mexican steamers that have recently been received by
English house Part payment Of debt cue iFoi
F Several weeks since, lite tribune spohe
Of great improvements that were 10 be made IN The
sck.on-st Ferry Brooklyn l; Eay De that tbs promises
made -ea:ed 70 obtaining Lease, FOR the Ferry ass
never been IN poorer condition than aow-onT one ooaf
and h. &c weak tbs; II can hardy beas: The uie and II
make three trip. IN Al hour. One day Looked al
nv watch and I, was ;veny-e7en minutes from he time
reached he PENTHOUSE il Nsw-fork III passed tae
gate N TIE cthc! si1c * H'' - -" 49,
To the Editor Of The Tribune
Will you have the kindness through the columns
of your paper 10 call Inc attention of the Street Inspector
10 the condition OF Cedsr-st between Thames and Green
wick, This is in a mos, althy cord;on and without
sxasyersou the center OF the sreeis mass Of decou
posed vegetable matter. the eiuv!a from which Is al
mos, nsu.-rsble and Iuscen, to breed pestilence
Issa fac. worthy OF notice, that OR worthy Demo
cratic Mayor resides il the City Hotel tbs North Weser
" corner OF which Is Ct the junction OF Thames aHs
Cedar.
As the MAJ ssid OF the ;a-sases, ~ don't say nuf1n
sen them ,s,sngers bu. where they were i1ade there
hd;n,nO dogs" Respectfully.
One OF THE SUFFERERS.
PoL1cE-Yssterdoy-A woman named Baily
wa1 arrested for constructive larceny Srow for
gambling on the Sabbath. William MoDer for insulting
Eliz. Claiborne for roooiag the drawer OF her
master Scotch gentleman who cied suddenly YESTERDAY.
She stole $50 and Sle5 were found pom her. .I. u
voorhes, suG . c. Allen brought up AID rned
s. 70. selling liquor at the Oregon House on the
sabbath John HegeU,an, porterhorse keeper. was
fned S? So for the same offence ::John Da's WIS
arrested 70. Larceny This last is rather
hard case. Il that coored man asued Putnam
meeting with Davis in destitute condition, ooS compass
SION upon him snd undertook 20 give him start in the ice
cream business providing him with table. glasses, seve-
"a quarts Of cream having first rssed him up IN
suitable attire Putnam on taking stroll with view oil
ascerIsning how his man sot along found that nc nae s
posed OF his stock In rsde. pockees tha proceeds ana
stepped We suppose John Davis is opposed to negro
suffrage.
TIE ENrGRAsTs-In the 81. Louis Repuollcsn
of the llh inst i, ,.tsr from Weston. written on the
18th OF MAY There had been farther intelligence
from the eigr.nts beyond Weston. though rnrlor had
in that party thirty were returning having been
robbed OF all thelr property By the Indians
letter from ST. Joseph. Missouri, written on the ith OF
June gives 225 as the number Of wagons which had
date. About 10 wagons nae passed HI points
above making 800 in all. Two hundred OF the wagons
were bound to California, the others 10 Oregon
We copy the following paragraphs from the Republican
THE MoRAo>s.-By the steamer Nlmrod, which
len eaveuworh last Sunday, We learn that an express
had been sent 10 Colonel Kesrney from Table Creek, the
site United States fort that the Normons hso killed
number Of cattle In the vicinity They were report
in starving condition. and II was supposed were
reduced this necessity by actual want Connected with
the report brought the many dSing ru-
rars mat the Indians acting with them but these
reports believed by the more rejecting portion oil
the community. The OF the depredations. snd
the fact OF their being committed by MoImons. also
doubted
The clerk OF the steamer Archer was told at indie
pendence that party OF Kansas Indians, who had crossed
the Sunday that place had been killed by
party OF Pawnees in the bottom on the opposite SIDE
Monday and brought the intelligence TO
independence
The VoLUSTEERs.-The recent order from Wash
lnSton for an additional force OF thousand mounted
men. renders quite certain that Capt Edmonons COM
pany which is completely mounted and Equipped for SER
vice will be accepted With this expectation we under
stand tina; company and the battalion Of artillery
under Major Clark viii leave Saturday next FOR Fort
Leavenwerth.
We learn that five companies had arrived at Fort Leav-
enworh sunday only two OF which had been mus
tered into service They encamped the prairie,
where they TO dril. The other companies were to
be inspected aud mustered into service on Monday.
FORGERY Samuel G. Ward who was some
two weeks ago elected LIST Lieutenant OF company OF
vounteersn Howard county committed forgery previous
20 leaving Glasgow, by drawing draft on 4 G. swift
ger Co Of this city upon which he obtained 5OO from
Capt, W D. Sweener OF Howard. He had been In that
country only weeks and hsled frsm Tennessee -
The same fellow arrested in this city last week, for
come criminal offence. but escaped punishment by the in
genuty OF lawyers, and IS again AZ large.