New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

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be deemed OF interest 70 the readers Of yoaI valuable
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wAsHIyGroSs LInRARr.--A collection OF books
,noet Of which formerly belonged ~ Washington, De-
now for sale BY Mr Henry stevens Cambridge. Oithe
number 24O contain WasanzfOn's autograph, and few
contain Mrs. washingtons. Many have his book piate
also One contains three autographs OF his father, Au
justine Wash Oihcr distinguished autographs, ~
those Of BushfOd Washington and of Richard Henry
Lee appear in other volumes This library intrnsica
ly valuable but aityold more 90 IRON the haowed as
sociatOns connected with IT, must receive inal dis
position without delay. The price y - 300 but Ger
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cludcd Wednesday the 3lst inst subscription
book viii be found in the Office Of the American nsuf
snce Company 81 State--t 30 noble and patriotic an
enterprise needs not q word Of commentator.
boston Post, Monday
INDIANS ABoUT--The Fond da Inc wis Re-
publican stdrtles with the following We learn
That force OF about 500 Indians have collected IN
Wiuacsaeo County, Waukau and are milking war
Ike Preparations Quite number Of families have He'd
ir felase 10 Roscndale--the men only remaining 70
Tie following paragraph from the Prairie da Cha,
Pa'ro, may 10 explain the cause OF this large
al cmblsee OF Indians.
"On 1hnrsday last a detachment Of thirty men from
this poet commanded 10y Lieuts Fonda and Fox. left
for the Des the Wisconsin River for the purpose
Of removing my indians who may be found in that vi
- thclf new homes n0rth Of the ST. Peters river
There about 1000 in all be- removed They will
with them 400 500 head Of cattle for sub
sencc along tie march II D. also estimated that ,pO
teams must be employed Fort Crawford lM lraue
cu CHEM l. 10 he broken up at present ANA tae VIE
coassn Volunteers stationed there, are 10 be sent
the Iowa side 20 garrison Fort AtSlnsou The
extent Of country. which viii be thus added % The
settlement OF lowe, il about 40 miles wide ana l40
miles long aud most OF 10 ~ me soil a. can be found
IN the state, and o portion OF 4 presenting signs OF
mineral"
BRAzIi.-We have seen n letter from Rio de
Jane.ro. which contains important statements
ia the hrst place that The English and French inergen
ton IA tue River Plate, wli probably DC soon win
drawn thai TIE Brazilian Government are exceedingly
anxious ia consequence, lest ROsas should attack
southern and decncelcss provinces and perhaps pro
can the emancipation Of the slaves, which the writer
says are IN comparison 20 the whites as i've 20 No
less than 1000 slaves imported last year Bahia
and tho naghbOshOod The writer says that word in.
ieryonuon A The most mischievous OF any m the Ian
gaaso. Jour Com
HiOnwAY RoRBTRY.-Mr Richard Khcht Of
CrsAsion formerly Sheriff OF Providence County was
attacked and robbed last SATURDAY evening, IN crossing
hg ioos path, from FenneIs Ledge % SpraVues Print
Works bY negro who was Immediately joined bY
sey,ral Others They knocked him down aud pest him
very badly aud robbed him OF $500 or 500 They then
len hin lar dead, 5u; returned and finding him alive
dCllbCIafed 0Oon shooting him They concluded that
his woald caly alarm the people in the noghborhood
and siicr kicking him they went or supposiny that he
couii nJt live Mr.. Knight after while. enabled
u crawl II the dearest house. when hs the alarm
PROV. Jour ~
san JAcINro PAr-This celebrated Indian
Chief who is carrying such terror into the white
Elements Of fucatan is OF Irish descent His father
IA .rshmen OF great weight and influence with the
Nucstecocs, aut bis mother On Indian women lie
s posse ed OF great activity and urmness.
AND In many respects strongly resembles Carrera the
Indian President OF Guatemala Jacinio Par belongs
the Young rtanders and strong advocate Of the
physical force doctrine. II. y. Delta aOth
UsroRruSArE AccrpENr-Sepsa Lire' LOST
Distressing accident happened board Bremen
shp when near the Southwest Pass OF the river, on
Wednesday last AZ the tov'hoal which went 20 brias
her up 10 The city, was coming aluA-sir number oi
her engrant passengers were on the rail OF lha same
watching some alligator IN the river. whgn sudden
collision Of the two vessels knocked seven ct thcm
overheard who drowned before assistance could
be rendered. H. o. Commercial Times 2ota.
DRowNrD.-We leara nom the PfkstH Re
p,5haaa that the vito OF Deacon DAVID Travis Of
mel. Putnam Co aged ahOgt 20 yesrs WAS drowned on
the aih Inst, She hlle pond % shut Oh the
water iron the wheel which hsd been driving ohurn,
wien sac fen in the water and YVES found BY her son
qaiio dead. Evening Post
MoKE RUNAWAY SLAvES-Six slaves. belonging
% Mr. Vim. II 6ipln Of this county, ahsconded on Wed
ntsasy night last Mr. Glp.n was absent Ia Baltimore
end tie slaves were enabled 10 Get o. without maesta
don. They doubtless assisted by Abohfoniss une
o. when was seen hers about that time
lceel tNa) Democrat,
FROM rHr CoAsr OF AFRicA-The brie Pauline
IOoisiscr. from Bona Vista Nay Port Prava 2lth snd
River Gambia s3d alt arrived this porn this nornins
Capt l. reports nothing new the Coast The recel.
.o5 OF the news from Europe caused considerable tN
cl,cment sn3 some interruption 70 trade bur al had
fc;;'td aowa again The L. 5 soapof,sar Jsriesfown
ss-Sd IRON PoE; Prsya The 27h OF April ior Madeira
Boston Traveller
NufDrR OF JrDsf SFrIcsr.-Ihe Nofoiiiockes
Olrsaicis o. the 18th learns verbally TIA, William r
. Sp-sh, formerly Parish Judge oi the Parish oi Sa
S,a-, killed At Many. hat Parish the IN ns,
~ a named Bombay.
- Two men, John Mcaiey and Daniel Pratt
Knocked down and ~. bed IN Boston on Saturday
uiya sst Meaiey was robbed Of Sill and PRATT o. SIS
Tac later was pushed into The dock whence hs was
rcsssed fust in time 10 save his lie