New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

WARNING TO THE SoUTH.-Ertr0ct ~ 70 Lft'er
from Merclgn in he South ~ his Friend Merchant m
The NOrti-ltis needless 10 say. / presume, that you
must take care what you DO in these times for they
full OF panic 7 think they worse than any ever
knew before Heretofore rcvulsions have come from
ana over action on sound basis Now, 10 the universal
disbursement of business n Europe. the foundation
seem. 10 be- shaken and be- destroyed for time
Never was the prospect OF the Southern States 80
black Never did the policy and wisdom OF the friends
Of domestic industry shine forth 30 -iorpusy as now
The "Free-tradcrs we're for stalking the prosperity oi
the country upon old decrepit Europe and they have
succeeded and zee the result The Nhigs were for
building up home demand for our produce as rapidly
a. possible until that demand for cotton would have
been permanent instead OF secondary 10 EUROPE ana
then that great Southern interest would have been
secured lei Europe go she would Injured Of course
10 would Boz by such state OF things the present but
not threatened. o. il now Is, with Distraction
Nat inteligencer 18th.
THE CouRr oF lNQURY This military trbuno.
assembled ", tcrday morning about l1 O'Clock 40 the
= Charles Hotel for the purpose OF taking the feet
mony OF Mr. Alexander Walker, one % the c'u.crs OF
the Dlfa and OF Mr. NcGinlis, also employed iu that
establishment The Court saf Vlfh closed doors, on ac-
count OF the smanes of the apartment u which il
held and uO members 0i the press were able to pro
cure adfuiffince 0r that reason A. the members oi
Court departed u the afternoon lnnedaiey aver uln
ncr iu the steamboat Cincinnati, there wa, not sun
Gent time % 0hliu transcript from the record OF the
DAYS proceedings. The only material fact ELECTED
nov .yer was d. the testimony Of NJ. Walker who
L,oniias" letter. as published IN the Della were ao'
made hy Gen Pillow but were IN his own (lN 81 hand
writing ami snd made in the Data Office before the pub
LEGATION OF tn letter.
THE ISDIANs y TEXAs.-The Houston Stal
Learn. that party o indians. among whom there were
several Wac0es recently visited Toueys trading house
They stated thaf the Indians killed some weeks since
On the lmO bv Capt High-mth- company were not
Wacoes. bat rene-aics o. the Towia-h villa-e. Tm-
statement was nor rly credited They farther stated
iha- those Indians invited by the Llpans 20 20 oi
d h0r,e--tl lling expedition and when the Ranger
came upon them he Lipan- abandoned them o. then
fl.e Although -le yarou, tribes whJ have since vi-l
e. the frlI.n- house manifested no hostility acroul
OF fi Indian. who were killed iti- thought their re
stivcs viii be- disposed 20 seek revenge and the muir
der OF he three surveyors Of Capt Jolu-on party wa'
most probably an ac OF retaliation. IN. o. Pic 10Th.
POWDER Mill EXPL0sIoN.-The powder mil
OF Mcssr- Hanine S uometzcr, in Mah0ning town
ship shout -N miles from This place wa blown up
severely burning fyc men. .wO of them can-rrou-. ~
The accident occurred hy one OF the milrieh- strNn.
piece of iron. communicating sparks 20 some loose
power. Mauch Chunk Dem
- The aqueduct burned a. Freeport was NJ
excellent structure Of Loo feet span ami cost th'
state 500 )rl-lor can 10 De replaced A. less thai
$4,000 A. soon a. information reached Harrisburg
orders sent by telegraph 30 Gen Glover Collector
AZ Aegeny, 20 purchase the timber necessary for th
immediate and speedy reconstruction Of the work
'Pit-sburg Gazette, l5th.