The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-28


THx I-ptlr TRorpIrs ., FlosrD,.--Ths New Orleans
Ptcaypns. Of the 18th Inst, has letter from Tampa
Bay under date Of the 9th ut, which ssys:-rhs var
goes very slowly. General Twigfs had talk with
h. Ind ans on the 18th aud no says al was peace but
he 4. going make his pgenents for big hunt.
The General will not tell -hst occurred bsts-cn him
and the Indians | have ~, however, from that
Knows all that happened The Indians came In as they
promised and up three men IA the vain hope that
the country but after this General had got the three
prisoners chains, be made all the whites 20 balow
only the indians himself and the Interpreter firing
in the cabin Of the steamboat tie then told the In
dams that he bad some upleasant for hem
that he had received ordsrs to them from the
country, but that he would pay them 60 zo-so much
per head much per ehisf So. On hearing this the
Indians looked chop fallen Then Assnensh, the second
In command TO Sam Jones aud the Keeper of the
chisfs we'll spokesman Of the nation, stood up
aud aid This Is what told my people lie then ~ent
on to open bis bo'cm saying that n the Indians had
would be free air; that he knev the vhtes you'd
deceive them for the whites sl-sys liars that the
dams didn't want II; they wanted their isus- you'd
have &C. and leave " alive. The General has gone
20 the East arranging his stations &C. and for all
We can see, IL preparing for big hunt
Appr,L or Rsrus,s pRos EUrorr.- TvsIsSr-
j. NJ Beck Who formerly resided In harrisburg. hss
written letter describing the which led TO bis
arrest ss rebel by the government Of Badsp for his
share in the late insurr-ctiop lie cas- nrst inpri.
ned on a charge Of high treason By the aoverum-n,
Of Darmstsdt but succeeded In escaping to France
The breaking out Of the baden Instruction ind iced
solder tie was coon made an d.de-csmp to the
comnonder Of the Germsn Polish Leyt.n with the
rank Of hfst iertsDsnt, and In this capacity In
the garrison Of Rsstsdt till that fortress PEELED
10 surrender, after . Siege OF two months Dor SIX
weeks he confined, With others. aud suffered the
most cruel treatment. At length be released
through the Intervention OF consul at Barle srit
ssrlabd. This gentleman ipt.rc-ded With Nr Douel.
SON Minister Frankfort obtained his release on
condition Of bs leaving Europe forever without delay
MIR Decks father, ~bo still cupg to the ststorato
party refused him any assistance bat he at length
reached avTe having lost he possessed but
q full Of books ~hich be- rad left in France Our
consul ct Havre called him political adventurer aud
refused his aid In getting hi free passags the
Atlantic, but he at length succeeded In getting
ssgs the ship Robert Parker. Pal Bulsr, Noe. ~
The ST Louis R,p-,btiean OF the 18th Inst says
The weather continues ubfaversoie. aud nothing has
yet been done In the wsy Of packing pork. some few
time since being slaughtered, prices paid for
which vs Upder-tsnd TO be 80 30 TO So o2h but at
these figures very light business will be- done Pack
ere are unwilling to exceed 81 at fsrthe-t 50 rs aud
st,ck cannot he had At this rate. business -il
fall below that ~ last seseon Hogs to lmi
number have been sold At 81 as to 81 so Dividing
200 he but nothing, 40 Tar ne learn. has been
done curing the past tee d.ys. Oesers are ~sitiog
fer favorable turn In the weather and the tempers
memo. ment be expected The marset viii doubt.
less fully open at our quotstisps. 81 25 TO 50 90
The s.-sm sac mill and residence Of Col q. q Locke
resr Msr phis Tenn we're destroyed BIZ Ore on the
night Of the 10th lost Loss Sls ooe OF ~hien t,po
vss covtres BY insurance.. Ths supposed incsndiary
hss been arrested.