New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

BR. SCHOONER SOPHlA.--A iew days ago A let
Ter was shown 70 u, postm Campo BeAo. and
written 81 that place which sd that the Brt-h sch0ou
Sophia, BartO. master which ien this port for -
Johns Newfoundland on the I'd November Vss fun
down ~ the 2-th. when OF Cape sable By
large ship and that all supposed 90 nave persisted
excepting the captain, who escaped IN the boat and
managed % roach that place but a, the time ~
unvel from being exposed Ia the bYat thst hc was
unable 70 write particulars, and would do shortly
We thought AZ the time that al n1t right iestsr-
day etier received Ia This city from Lubec
which says that Captain bario. sitter leaving New Ors
bore away for the Bay OF fundy cut the figure head o
altered the rig a the vessel and entered her the
schooner spray At PsrsbOro on The Noya scotia side
snd the cargo, which assorted one, Wa landed
Al -lcveusOns Island, known anon. mariners more
by the OF Dcsolst0n Island, capital place for
rogues carry anything Of the kind, and no doubt
he intended ~ appropriate Il for his own benent The
letter farther adds that be touched below kastp0ri aud
hs brother mp the bay with the vessel while he
went ashore report the pretended loss BartO hailed
from II Johns, B. and from what We can hear Is an
old hand At such tricks The cargo was shipped by
various consignees add was Insured In several Offices
in this city Information has been forwarded o. the
Collector Il ParsbOrO advising him of the transaction
Commercial AdvcrtIer
LArfR PROM JANAlCA-By the brig Picimoaf.
which arrived At this port yesterday nave received
files of Kingston papers, up a. the 2ith Of November
We ind Ia the Kingston journal. proclamation from
SorL0uQvE the President at Hayti. whose unpopular
appesrs from the tenor of the document D. Dr.
bordering on close lie indulgcs ia much yapOuur
language but does not mention word Concerning tho
late hleOdshcd which has drcsdluy bralicn lltyu
since hs reign project IS on foot for division oi
the Island into last aud West uayu, and the journal
thinks thsf II the uanton OF the present Proclamation
be- % allsy The Vaccinations of d. ured people. and
o preserve the President fNhusr prominent feature boz
Government has been that Of acquicsring with the
lower orders Tor sdssacre) then the division OF the
Island tend 10 the presers alton OF peace aud
good order ~ o Bulletin, eth
AB0RiGisAL NisITEKs-Iherc sre 10 present in
our city twelve Chippewa Indians including SIX chiefs
and females travelling under the protection of 'si
J 3 Msrtell himself q member of their tribe They
left their home ~ In P0ins which j. ~ the head o
I AXE Superior the llth October 10 60 to Washing
ton City 10 endeavor 10 effect arrsngrmen with
the Federal Government behalf Of their people
whereby they viii be- allowed 10 retain possession of
the graves of their fathers and amount Of terri
tory sufficient for sustaining themselves by tilaeeto
which employment they desire 10 devote themselves
They Travelled from ia Ponte to - Pauls just below
the Falls Of - Authony the Mississippi alternately
on foot and in their birch canoes At II Pauls they
took steamboat for - Louis Cincinnati. Sc. Their
people strong desire t. build houses and cu
vsts the soil and rrccOIcablJ o. being
moved from the graves and besrhsions their fathers
10 be crowded among strangers OF other 1bes habits
pursuits and destiny. Their object seems very aud
able one columbus state jour.
THE NEW TELEGRAPH LINE-We are giad to
know that ORiel'y's Newlork aud Buffalo Telegraph
will be built Just : the weather will permit
and that IL will take in iis circuit all the principal towns
on the Erie Canal. Rochester American.