New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
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sewage in which The former were successful At Che
psb an1 among the ruins OF licu occurred The prncp
sasrs The details would be totally unineresune here
but the Indians appear to have borne themselves n
cowardly manner the whites have been wont 10 do
We sugur well from these successes
Gov Barbachano Is holding out various inducemcrts
to recruits for some new regiments he Il cndeavofng
10 raise
The arrival Of cargo Of corn at Campeachy is an
noudced. IL YVES contributed by citizens OF New.Or
leans relieve the distress of the people crowded into
that city Twohirda OF the cargo 10 be sent %
Merida
The town OF Ticul upon examination, is found %
have been totally laid waste and destroyed since tel
into the power of the savagcs zsmsl Is in much the
same condiuon
Barbschano has issued severe decree against those
who may lie taken among the nsurgcnt Indians, who
may in any way assist them with arms otherwise.
They 10 he tried by court martial and sot and re-
wards offered for the apprehension of all such.
Upon the whole affairs look much more favorable Tor
the, white inhabitants OF Nucaian
MELANCHOLY DEATH AT CAVE MAY.-The gay
cites Of the watering have been disturbed at their
very commencement by most melancholy occurrence
Al Cope May gloom has been cast over the fashion
able circles the Island by the untimey death OF one
OF our city merchants, Mr. O p Pearse, who was cN-
tensivcly known and much respected Mr.. z had been
sck aud repaired 10 the Capcs with his wife AM other
relatives for the benefit of his health. On Thursday
morning, about II o'clock h. bathing In The sur 81
the beach In company with his sister in law, Mrs Wade
wife of Robert Wade Mrs W being an excellent
tured out far. when the strength of the under cur
rent lifted them OF their icet The became alarmed
and tried 20 back but finding that they could MOI
reach bottom with their feet they by mutual consent.
released their hold OF hands Mrs w. with admirable
OF mind threw herself upon her back and doat
ed with ease but Mr. 7 being weak and reduced from
sickness snd being somewhat alarmed was unable 20
sustain himself lie swept cut by the current and
soon lost Mrs Wade aoated cat some distance before
the surf boats could be got out % her rescue every
thing the beach thrown into an uproar and con
fusion by the scene She at lcng h picked up by
suribosL although In insensbe state notwlthstsnd
Ing he stn floating. Mr. Pearscs body was not re-
covered lPhla North American
a Boy LOST ASp FOUNp-On Monday after
noon Mrs shay from Fsll River lost her little son.
Daniel SHAY. six years old. who had accompanied her
but without success. On Wednesday evening however
Mr.. Warren Of Sufolkst who hsd been 20 Quincy,
brought word TO the cTer OF the missing lad he had
been isuud by Mr. A. W. Moore, farmer, and would
probably have persisted but for the timely discovery ~
he wandering in a swamp where the danger OF hrs
drowning was imminent Boston Courssr.
TIVE CRoPs AND RAINs.-There have been re-
Gently copious rains IN this ncighborhOod, and We %
derstand that they very general Here the Corn
crop has been revived and with good season hereai
ter the crop will be large The Hemp crop has
also been greatly benefited IN this neghborhood Thst
crop WAS. however. very much suuted by the drouth
and be large with sufficient raia hereafter
louisville JoarnsL 10th ut
ExTRAoRDINARY SPEFD.-The steamer Noun
taineer Cspt Payne, yesterday morning made the
trip up from Cape Island in tue unprecedenty short
time OF four hours and h'lyskrSs isiuHs Prom sx D.
isht hours l. the usual time OF making the irp-ihe
average probably. Is oftener thSn under seven
hours. lPh'ls Ledger. Slth.