New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26
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have thrown Into The city more than three hundred
shells and arenG3es.
From south America.
From the Eew.Orl-sns Piesyune l7th.
NFNrzUfLA-By the way Of Havana have
later accounts from South America. The Darto de "a
Marina has dates from Caracas g. the Eth Of September
The President of Venezuela had Withdrawn the nCmi
nation Of Gen. Psez as commander nchi-i sud other
military officers. the crisis for which they hsd been
msde hayirg passed The country app AIRED 10 be tran
gull. although the Government was called upon from
some sections Of Il for troops - put down bands Of roo
bers composed 0i numbers Of the dipersed ia,iiOns
The President 10 announcing to Gen. Psoz the with.
drsva Of biz nomination thanked him Tor the emiueni
services be had rendered bis country. and the latter
reply professed hi. readiness ri ell times 10 leave h
trenen at the call Of the country 10 maintsin tranquil
~ and order.
There 10 sressy strong opposition organized 10 the
Administration Of Gen honegss although he has been
shor, time il power. 1t was principally founded
upon objections TO his appointments h office.
deiscsion OF $4,000 has been detected In the
Cashier Of the port Of LsguAyra. The mos. rigorous
Judicial proceedings had been Instituted la the premises
NEW GRANADA.-President Mosquera left Bogota
toward the end OF July tour 10 the provinces OF the
South. the lsthmus. Msgdslens and Antoquia, with
view to promote commerce. INSTRUMENTATION aud
other local improvements His tour would be- extended
through FIVE months
EoUADoR-The aspect Of affairs in this country
ihresten a revolution. Tho family Of Gen Flores 10 said
be in the srsstost distress The local from this
country is without interest
LET JUSTICE BE DONE.-The desertion OF a num-
Der of from tho American army. and their capture
ani execution the City Of Mexico has given rise 10
many remarks calculated TO reflect on the patriotism Of
certain adopted citizens Of this country IL has been
thought and confess that this was the impression
iefs on our minds that the battalion alluded
mostly from the Emerald Isle. The The Netc- York P0-
lice Ga-eIs contains thu names and places OF nativity OF
tina, Infamous set Of scsmps from which we are
sorry TO learn that large portion were Americana
They clsssed a. follows Americans ca, lrsnmen
"a Germans l6. Scotch g. and one each from England
Nova Scotia. France and Poland. We publish this ac
count that unjust reprosch may be taken from the
shoulders of those who do not merit the censure. Let
all bear their part lRseish IN @ Register.
DUTCH SETTLEMENT % PELLA.-This IL the
name of the town located by the colony Of Holland emf
grants who passed through the southern section of the
State their home IN Marion County. The colony
comprises between eight hundred and thousand per
sons and large accession to their number expected
Ia the Spring. They Protes'snis and left their ns
tive country account OF political snG religious lnoier
On their departure from the Netherlands all po
l,cs connection with their mother country ~as dis
solved and the l7h inst most OF the men having de-
csred their intention 10 become citizens Of the Uoited
States took the oath Of allegiance OF the two hundred,
bat tao made their mark This speaks well for their
intelligence MIR Schaut President Of the Association
10 a gentleman Of entsrprse and learning. He was
student of the University of Leyden ~ the time OF the
Belgian nsurrec,iOn aud took a conspicuous part In
vnsiestrg the right. Of his country 10 hi. zeal In ad-
vocaing the of political snd religious liberty. he
suf- red much persecution and even imprisonment at
Utrecht In the broad prsres Of tho West be and bis
followers have sought that liberty OF conscience which
wss denied them In their own homes. The purchase
occupies entire townships situated In the northeast
of Msrsn County and extending over that body
OF land lying between the Des Moines and skunk rivers
Burlington Qows) Hawk Eye.
GERMAN COLONY IN TExAs-We understand
that difficulty has arisen between the German coonsts
and the government respecting the number OF emit
grants that entitled lands under the colonial con
tract The cOlonss that all em grants who have
sr~fV int h..c fff lei
before they settled the colonial grant are euuod q
lsrds 10 sursed the contrary that those only who
have setod within the limits Of the colony are entitled
10 receive snds This question OF great importance
10 the colonss Is estimated that upward II thou
sand emlgrans have been sent from Europe 30 Texss
who have not settled In thu colony The expenses Of
Transporting them 10 Texas have been cefrayed by the
COMPANY and largo sums have been expended 10 sup
port them sitter their arrival. With the ultimate object OF
settling them upon the colonial tract. Many OF than
have oied others have refused 10 remove 10 the
colony and have settled in other portions OF the State
A few have emisra,ed 10 other States OF the Union
Houston (Texss) Telegraph, sept DO
HORRIBLE MURDER-A Mr. J. Clipfell. a highly
respectable old gentleman Of Colon. In this County has
for long time been living with a son who OF in,sm-
perste habits Al shout O'Clock On "Wednesday morn
leg 9Th inst tia called his father out OF the house
on some pretence when h. struck him With large iron
bar 50 severely trsciurg hs skull that ne died IN ABOUT
an hour Afar the horrible dce-, the report Of gun
was heard from old brewery. distance some lev rocs
FROM the scene OF the murder Ga repairing o. The place,
tho wretch found ~ the head Of TIE stairs "h MS
skull blown nearly away-hayne eicsei Up the bloody
drama with the destruction OF himself Inc frequent
expostusoas Of the old gentleman with bis con on BIS
Incorporate course, and some other difficulties OF lorg
standing are the only known for these horrible
proceedings. The fathers sge, W. believe vas - and
the sons 81. st Jo' lrich heP.
~ The ENGLISH MAIL STEAMERS to the Gulf
of Mexico will according % recent srransemeni run
10 the Bahsm-s- Now.Prosidcrco Hs'sns' Ne~Of'
leans Tampico and V.rs Cruz. returning upon the
same route. 4 stssmeT Is 10 start every mouth ~
New Orleans the Landing point IL Cat Island, ~ncn :
on the track TO Mobile and By means OF rsiiIos' ana
ferry can b. reached from New Orleans 10 eight hours
Cat I.srd is healthy at all reasons snd the new ar
rsosslneni will be likely 90 furnish very desirable
escape for the citizens OF New Orleans from tue IN
heahfnlness of their own ely during tnres or iolr
months of the yesr The psn 10 likely 10 iscats the
trade Of New Orleans In al directons Jour oil Com.
FsE,Rg,rIoS OF MIssloSARIEs.-Rev Samuel
q Dwight and Rev Henry Kinney aud wife embarked
this morning. Ia the bark samosc' ior me SAuu~en
,lsnds where they 60 missionaries under ths patron
srs of the Alb C. r ~ Rev George h. Atkinson snt
wife 20 in vessel under the direction Of me
Home Missionary Society destined 10 labor 10 Ofeson
CITY Religious services heid on the deck OF me
Sfnnset ,,Ia past n O'Clock being conducted - Dr..
Anderson. 10 the sosence Of Rev. ; Clark VINO Wa
expected have been present Tor that purpose Many
friends OF the missionaries and others were prese
There are other passengers Ia the ssnosei 10 al
twelve; Eve adde's and seven ssuilem4n.
Boston Traveller. g
Tur ALLEGED HOMICIDE At SsA-On Saturday,
g. hearing In the case the Uutsd states Abfa
r., Norren M sirr sai VIM Smith, steward. OF the
NJ John Potter charged with poisoning John Denhsm'
sr., mate OF that vesse st sea Vas had n pr.
when the defendants were commiT-d 70 .ns~ef' &c
pias,TpSia T<dser says The trial oil Proosbly BE
commenced Immediately In the Circuit Court OF the
Uoi,sd States for this District
DIsrIssUrsHrD VIsirERs-The Marcnloness OF
Wellesley grand daughter OF Cnsres STU ~ -
rol,oo. sceomu.njed by her rclsuvs Mr. hIsvish en-
Pee TO embark at the close Of the psst vef Tor ns
tniied states on visit TO family connections IN 'hs
cauntry