New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
Intelligence from santa Fe.

An express arrived at this place on w ednesday
last direct from Santa Fe II was brought by Mr. Estes
and another individual who twenty-five days in
making the trip having LETT santa Fe the 2lst ut
They bring little news; Gcn. Price and bis command
but short distance below santa Fe on their re
turn from Chihushua. Lieut. Royal had arrived with
his command Lieut. Col Gipin came in with the eN.
press, and has understand, gone down the river.
His battalion remains A. Fort Mrnn
Weston <Mo) Journal, Aug. IL.
A gentleman who arrived in the Sacramento on
sunday. informs that on his way in from New Mex
leo he met over one thousand wagons In different trains
bound for Santa Fc FL Paso and Chihuahua. Nearly
tour hundred belonged 10 Government, and were laden
with supplies for the troops in that region the balance
to traders and were nled with merchandise ior tne
different points named. But few days before our III
formant left Chihuahua train of TWO hundred and nifty
arrived from the States, and large train, bound out
was not met In consequences OF is having taken Inc
Beni's Fort route The past is said 10 have been very
profitable season large amount Of goods has been
taken into the country and sold at high prices but 1t 4,
thought that the increase in number and the unusual
quantity of merchandise on the way thither, will
make IT, 10 those last in something Of hazardous spec
uation 81 Louis Republican, Aug. 80.
THE JAMAICA REPoRr.-A gentleman of this
city had shown rs letter from friend of his In kings
ton jam dated July ~. which alludes TO rumored ap-
pointment Of the negroes that island 10 rise tn rebel
lion on the LIT Of August out treating the rumor with
sidicule This Tunor no doubt gave rise to the more
startling one IN our last that the blacks bad risen on the
killed Norfolk Herald, Monday.
THoNAs's FREE Soil LErrER.-Considerable
excitement created in political circles In Frederick
sd on the receipt OF the Exiovernors letter wherein
he ayOws himself favor Of Free soil and VAN BUREN,
Gov Thomas possesses powerful influence, aud II ne
sees proper 10 exercise II IN the discrimination OF
doctrines avowed in his letter he will no doubt carry
many Maryland voters with him. Bait sun.
FIRE Al AMHERsT-On Friday night last,
the wool shop Of Adams Morrill, at Amesbury Ferry,
took ire and with It's contents including steam en-
CINE wool picker &c was entirely consumed Inc
loss s about - 300 and no insurance Newb ypor Adv
AxorHER DIsAPPEARAScE-Captai Joel w.
Gary a millwright by trade lett Trouttown, Wyoming
county Illinois. on the 27th Of November last for Mas
sachueits having with him 5000 IN cash and has not
since been heard from.
- The Convention called BY the Executive
Committee OF the State Temperance Society organized
in the First Church Lecture Room, in this city nis
mOrnlng-Judgo Britain OF Elzaoethtown, IN the chaI,
and Dr. Clarke Of this City. Secretary. Resolutions
were submitted by the Committee and discussion en-
sued IN which Messrs March, Sovereign, Ford, Hunt
ins and Messrs Segur Wells Clark aud Stainsby took
part after which the Convention djourned 10 o'clock
There will also be an evening session 10 which the
friends OF the object are invited. Newark Adv 5rh
IT. Mr.. Mcclure. who acted as one OF the
sheTlhs deputies during the late riot and received
severe wound in the head from missile while defend
Ing the ail died Yesterday morning This makes the
fifth victim 10 this senseeas and violent attempt oil me
mob 70 u.urp the powers OF The court 10 the admnisra
zion Of Justice lCncinnau IaZet'e, "a
~ -Four men escaped from the county jail at
Auburn on Saturday morning last BY breaking noe
through the wall One of them, Michael Lewis aged
% was confined charge Of murder. Inc Ctaers
were In for grand larceny
- DR.. Elias w Napier a wealthy gentleman
OF Jackson Co Tennessee died the Ith ult and BY
his will emancipated e slaves.