New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-19

completely Frustrated, ana worse tnsn A. VuI PpOt1
Ar. bessnning % suffer With such foe what are we
20 dof Can W be blamed for being too cautious
Who ia 40 fooihNdy as 20 risk an isolSted poanoh
where such enemy j. around him Let inc NoV-
eminent place this war 10 the bands Of our e..Isns
se have all Al stake we are now useless awaiting We
sctoa OF strangers IN comparative icleness; when II
had desired ordered, by this time we could
cleared the country Of indians and been suiety
our,ulng our occupation at home. such a course IN
the IRE, instance would have saved Thousands % the
sronsl Treasury and isns Of thousands 10 % person
ally and in the check that our state has received
TA~pA, Angus, q, l-l9
That toe Indians have coolly and deliberately
commenced h0sttes there IL doubt but the facts
# these murders, except 70 the Inc and names q
persons killed have not been correctly reported, nor 10
there word Of truth In reports u inoians hsNius
been and ceprsdsons committed since 'ho-e nf'
mentioned
Oar Government is about 20 take al the Indians %
Arkansas soon and az they must BE- caught trst sp'
v-ehend some danger our frontier, while nee
Sam. BOY. are catching them bot until The catching
commences do no; approhend any danger except .
small detached portions Of our community.
The Indian Chi and his wife Polly THIS day msle
Their appearance 10 Fort Brooke and had an pterVie"
with Gen. I~sgs understa'o tnat ne i'ii zoe s'oie
Creek three days before toe stofe was punt
lie SAYS he has been fishing and hunting on the coast
that he has Indian since ne len the store
cor did know Of the Til he came 70 Fort Brooke
Tns Hr Chi has long claimed friendship for the whites
md Frequently expressed fears Of the Indians on This
account lie hsd deposited some money with some
one A. the Fort, and Of does no. wish 70 Tor
ieit II BY hostile movemen, on be part
OREGOS Ia the Unued Presbyfe,iaH for Sep
tember Iefa we notice letter from their Missionary
In Oregon, Rev. Wilson Blair. Tie - the Cahi9rb..
gold fever has retarded the settlement Of oregon 4hs
fbe bes; point now for new setuennept h siis-
bay 10 the south Of the Territory on Ut.
Pacific and ne says 10 II II ,ne Dy ss Rsilrosd
from the he'd OF Willamette Valley 70 the Ray some
sr,y or seventy mes sbd 10 that event lacqnns va
become one Of the most considerable places IN oregon
lie ssys further "as farming country TINS cannot
n. easily excesd Nearly ell kinds OF Vegetables can
30 produced to great perfection Indian corn Is me
only vegetable that 10 no, probably cultivated we
had ons turrip which weighed Y pounds
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF Mr. CLAM.
CLAY came up from the Falls In the O'Clock Tram
iast evening, but stopped At BLACK hck, zoe w.
W A. Dfrp ESQ lie refns ned there until evening
when he was escorted the city By number OF gen
iemen who went down for that purpose and intehu.
log % give the slip. on account OF his health went
direct 20 the steamer fss,en CHy a"d TOOK
eandu.gy IL got poised abroad, however and quite
large multitude assembled In and around tne OOh upon
the docks Mr. CLAY Vas called out, and spoke = ie"
xords-ssying that the principal object aside from me
none Of benefit 20 his health OF his visit 70 the NORTH
was D. Do present a. our State air ana 10 sec 'ho
animals and the products Of agriculture and Of ar
which would be there congregated Ia this, however
no wss pretty essentially ,oed ~ wherever ne went
accom- painted by Gov. FISH dense CT va oi prople
intervened between him and the objects he sought 70
-erutnize, that he wac scarcely able 70 see ~hat
the great Exhibition composed OIL Al tue cose oi
his remarks, Mr. CLAY was greeted with CHEERS "h'h
be retired, and the crowd began 70 disperse -.
Buffalo Com. ADV 10Th.
The PROoLAsATIoN ABROAD In IetteI w
A Oailardet published In the CouTiO des Etois unS
a the 18Th inst fin the following passage " Inc
proclamation Of Gen Taylor In relation TO certain *
petitions projected against the Island Of 'uoa ana
Mexico, has produced here very earnest sensa'1ns
The courageous probiy OF old Rough and Ready mas
been much npplsuded; and the Constitution" mas
thought proper 10 call the attention of those ambitious
pcr.onsges who covct Cuba 10 the fact that accord
ing 70 treaty between the United states, France ana
Engaud that leland, like layti, must ROMAN indepen
dent in case II be severed from Spain Toe LELAND
Of Cuba then, cannot belong to the American Union
except BY violation OF mutual agreement pet"'eh
the three great msrsiime powers
BorAsY or PLATTE RIVER VALLyY.--Dr.
Ormsby In letter to hs daughter In which he sent
severa species of new aud rare flowers, says Tue
whole valcy OF the Platte Is rich In and most in
teresiing flowers but very few Of which had ever be
fore been by the emigrants Several species OF
the Cactus found Ia great abundance one IN par
tculsr 10 truly beautiful. growing in thu shape OF
pear mounted with beautiful large purple hover
The whole plain furnishes most ample held Tor the
spcculations of the Botsnist' Wsshtenaw Wing.
" The ship Edward Everett, from Boston for
san Francisco. with large California Company, has
h.e, sold In the Pacific for Sl 900 aud the Company
broken up. The Boston IIarelJ ssys that letter has
boon c'yed in bet city from California, Stating that
the ship Leonores Company had been offered $1,000
Tor the little iron steamboat tooA Win
them but they declined accepting H. They are conn
dent ihs, when she Ia In operation, she will make for
them Fl 900 per day.
NuKDrR-ln North BrRniord Conn. on Friday
last, Lesndcr Foote killed girl named Eliza Cooper
aged twelve years, and aiterwsrd attempted suicide
The girl. when murdered, on her way 10 school
her throat was cut from 10 Rum was said 10
De the cause. We learn from the Springfield RcpsbHfdn
that fooio also attempted kill his mother by beating
her over the head with shoehsmmer He innieied
wounds which leave her IN a critical condition
IMMIGRANT PAssESGERs The packet ship Ply
mouth Rock arrived last evening, with 20 steerege
passengers and large cargo The Plymouth Rock on
her lsst trip from Liverpool had between and 600 pas
sengers. Her present reduced number goes To show
that mg alton Tor the season has nearly ceased one
reason Tor which Is that potatoes plenty IN the lst
markets At prices lower than for three years past.
Boston Traveller, Monday.
DEATHS DOINos.-We had the painful daty,
few days since, Of noticing the des,h OF Rev Henry
Colmsn and 20 day, we md the announcement In th'
Salsr Resistr OF the desth of Mrs Pickering Dodge
beloved daughter OF Mr. ColmAn, and sso brother O
Mr. Colmsn. in Brookhcd n H. Boston Traveller, 18th
Court Caiendnr....T ns DAY.
Ciscyir CoVRr-Nos 81 TO -, 2, &c, 81, IS
CoNNos PLtss- Nos 40 l?s S. -, ~, eseS, Il, II