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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23
SHIPPING.

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. n
New YST and
ase receive
ffins1s Capt kk s from Wednesday A APRIL
S Ss%sEs H.l:sn ss.' sssL ,sss s
asssna' S SsSRi r So; Ys4i go
An Surgeon on board Freight will be- charged
q.
from New York Bosten to Liverpool: First Cabin, s20
second d. M For freight q cbE aSs.ssEf DspSYy Broadway
H!. as hs1i nAhK HEr
EoR HAvRE.-THR SUPERIOR CoPPBRED AND
Copper fastened French bark Af%%ss,pe Gsgs Estsbs
For freight OF passage apply TO DofD hiNCkEN.
EoR HAvRE-THR SUPERIOR FRENCH SHIP LOUIS,
Capt ''' or ''' SoYS
DIRECTIONs FOR PILoTs.-vBssELs SUBJECT TO
~ Visitation BY the Health Officer. Every vessel from q
s
contagious dseassarrvng at any time. All vessels from
sa.
IN hs ons
hs LE TX. fs # erf sf Of
Journal Of Commerce. Evening Post and Sum- please
THE GOLD COAST.
Fer SAN FRANCIsC9, GALIroRNIA-THE BRITISH
sail lfrOm jersey City Monday, the 23rd of April at Il
q. IN sssn In fore ss'. In 'eeras'
S xsi pTsssI.;:: sS q: s%
Surgeon viz s For
The double engines; new boilers in Gas
and stosTase viii very comfortable ana well ven
SAN FRANCISCO, VA SHAGREsrlsTM MAY;mTHE
snrsSsn G es!. thsssss
s 9sE Ss'k a. s y & ta sur1y h
in time for the p Pacific Mail Steamer Of June
sSi DO. Lower Cabin, 500 Do do ssesrase $50
81 Feet ss oSeS %
six cubic feet each steeage No passage secured
apply secure
FIRST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT:-THE
fast sailing and beautiful packet built bark ALICE TAR
S d on and o most L mS%
physician and surgeon attached TO the vessel and limited
eeived If application is made in Apply board
ISAAC T. SMITH, Ioi Wall street.
CAMFoRNIA, VIA. VERA CRUZ THE CITY OF
~ Mexico, and Masatlan.This company have made ar
ag wc IN Ss Ms IN IN &
company Of 1870 in fourteen days Vera Certain
Of padcod mind directed ~. is veo
Gwen By AZ S%
p NJ 100 Front street, up stairs back ONCE Stran
gers requested make their minds time NAV
be given for necessary preparations.
CHARE FOR SALE--A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR ANY
~ going to California by Cape Horn; the vessel
Is going Immediately and the share be bought bar
gain as determine the owner not to For
street. Inquire Of the first mate.
CALIFORNIA DAGUERREoTYPEs.-PER
about to visit California and DESTROYS to leave their
nesses with their friends, would do we'll to call
Nos a5 and M broadway, whore, BY Of
provemerts and additions to his establishment and
faithful hLenesses may be obtained the shortest notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

NJ Y. TATTERSALLS.-THE OLD SYSTEM OF SELL
IN ing Horses auction having given much dissats
faction the proprietor has determined to adopt the plan
pracscd Mt the great London Tattersas viz EVERY
horse will be disposed strictly according to his merits from
register the time Of SALE for that insure
against any kind of imposition Gentlemen wish
ing dispose of Horses to purchase will receive greater
this than any other the
proprietor will be responsible in all Of dispute The next
clock commencing with vehicles harness Be- every do
scrpton together with horses belonging priv
tlsmen q. W. MILLER, Proprietor 416 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

CHARE FOR sALE-A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR ANY
~ going to California by way Of Cape orn the vessel
going Immediately and the share bought Mt bar
gain circumstances determine the not to TO- For
further information apply at the ship Magd foot Of Dover
street. Inquire Of the first mate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-LEAVE NEW YORK AT
y g. ll2 and o'clock. Leave Vanderbilt Landing At
10 ], g. and o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

/ W. BROWN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
a. r.. Emdbsr , Lace SCI W; Brown will sell on
Messrs. Chas Scott Co.. at the store 37 Broadway,
sistng of embroidered Collars Chemisetes Caps Infant
Robes, Mnslins, Wells, Laoes, SC, sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
~ H. F. Hough INSTRUMENTATION sale of Horses, Car
rage Harness Saddles &c., this day. Monday, April 3d.
commencing at II o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

DO you Want n handsome Coat, or Vest, or
Pants Sack You do; want good one! Yes. Then
to store l6 William street VIII, re you will find
spring goods which being bought for cash. will be made
low My sacks ready made nade to measure at the
prce,) in my nimtable style. The very finest
black cloth Dress Coat to measure, SIG TO SO
G.. Il. CLARK, ll6 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23
CLOTEIING.

fair price for them sending for the subscriber
through the Post Once who will attend their
Ladies attended to by Mrs Levenstyn.
j. LEVENSTfN, 466 Broadway up stairs.
CORSETS DE PARIs-NEW PATTERNS, LATEST
fashion adopted at Paris among the fashionable
ladies most comfortable and graceful for the form well
as for the liberty they afford in the of
who makes Of them To he had only Madame Prosper
No. 30 Canal street up stairs, Broadway. NB-The
ladies will find STYLE very comfortable nursing
newly arrived from Paris, at very moderate price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23
BOARDING, &c.

BOARD AT NO. 512 BROADWAY-TwO ROOMS on
- second floor consisting Of front and back paror
and pantrcs attached will be rented together sepa
rate Also other pleasant for single
nj as abo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

I W. BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI-
ture-J. W. Brown will sell, auction, morrow
(Tuesday) April 9th at 10 o'clock, at No. 81 East
Broadway the tre furniture contained in the above house,
comprising complete assortment Of good paror chamber
and dining room Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

TITO THE LADIES.-PETER ROBERTS 1873 BROAD
way has just received splendid lot Of real vaenciene
sces from U.s. per yard hgarsa Muslin and Nets for
Wells &C. &C. Also, from auction $50 embroidered Lawn
Collars at 2, usual price U.s. Cd Vaencene Chime
from sheer lawn andkerchcfs from ISL do
from Is Cd; breakfast Caps, from Is, 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

T N. HOFFMAN,, AUCTIONEER.-SECOND SPRING
IL. Sale of Refined Sugars-L NJ. Hoffman will sell
Wednesday May 3D. at II o'clock at the Commercial Sale
Room the stock Of standard refined Sugars
by Messrs Woolsey Co.. consisting Of Loaf
Powdered Refined in the usual packages Terms
and conditions at the time of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

LIRST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.-THE
fast sailing and beautiful packet built bark ALICE TARL-
TON will sail in few days This vessel is twenty
month old only and fitted out in most ample manner.
physician and surgeon attached TO the vessel and limited
number Of passengers only taken few will
ceived application made in Apply board
Pier 10, East River, or to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

CASTLE GARDEN.-THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN
summer resort can now be engaged for evening
ments during the ensuing For further
and terms apply at the office the premises,
(post paid) directed to the proprietors.
FRENCH & HEISER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

~ go. d. ROLLINS AUCTIONEER-ROSE STREET
" Property-Postive Sale-G. b. Rollins L. Co., will SELL
at II o'clock Tuesday, April a. at the Merchants
brick House Ne 80 Rose street The house well arranged
for large family and having solid walls is well
ed for store purposes The lot is feet inches %
feet inches by Sc and 40 feet deep The building
the whole width and nearly the whole depth lot
Terms liberal Sale absolute offering great
capitalist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

GREEN TURTLE, ONLY FOUR DAYS FROM THE
" Bahamas by the splendid steamship Cherokee Brs.
Perkins will daily until further notice Green Turtle
Soup and Steaks The Turtle of in cond
ton They will also one Of the most magnificent
panied by Green Peas Can any Of epicurean taste wish
Pm thcrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23


nj USICAL INSTITUTIONAL YOUNG GERMAN, AC-
l knowedged of the best teachers Of the city wants
ton piano pay Apply by letter otherwise to
NJ p 1872 Houston street Lessons given at moderate
apply as above.
M uSIC!-THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT BY A
IVA young Lady, who has thorough knowledge of Music,
and whs give tt references Terms
for begnner 50 rxquarter those advanced $2 APP
ply to s. c., HerAld Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

WANTED by RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO-
man. situation as meat and pastry Cook. Is well
pcrenced in branch of cooking city
reference given required Please call Howard street
n the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

pY J. HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.-TUESDAY APRIL
- 24h Mt o'clock A. M at No. rs MAN, York
street. Brooklyn Paror Chamber and Kitchen Furniture,
Piano Soddard Davis) handsome French China Dinner
Set painted China Tea Sets, &e &C. Same day at oeock
T. NJ at No III Sands street. small quantity of Furniture.
Same day. at o'clock p NJ No l6O Bridge street.
TN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

vTNO DRUGGISTs-POR SALE, ONE FIRST RATE ROOT
MILL ondon made) two good counter Cases, large
upright Cases with cupboards; fine skeleton
and lot Of Est Coniium made from the nspsated juice
The above article will be sold cheap if applied for @
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI.
- vae Treatise, &c. ~ Greenwich strcct-Oahce hourse
in the early stages will be surprised at the rapidly and s
who have suffered from certain class Of people,
properly appreciate his services In structure
ncipont TO its advanced and sasoa
from uncommon advantages and very extensive Praets
America " wv "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

CHARMS, FANCY TRINKETs, &C., FINE JEwELRY
~ and slyerware-Charles Stewart, manufacturer of
genuine articles only No. IL John street, up
stairs Watches repaired the best Fine Watches
made to order Good articles at fair price, the
cheapst
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-16
More Diplomacy Wanted.

The New Orleans Crescent of the 6th nst-, gives
 an account of outrdges committed upon American
 scamen at Callao, which certainly demands the prompt inieriereaee of our government The fol lowing IS the account givea of the affair:
 On the 2Sth of August last. the brig A cadian.
 Capt Cunningham, of and from Boston, and boa nd for san Francisco, about 10 saii from CalaO, two of her erew wAo had gone ashore tth an otf cer were attacked, when leaving he mole r-tura
 10 tlae brig by tic oi the Peruvian man war steamer Piaial, under the 0rcefs of Mi8shpmaa.
 The Acadi ,n wsrecrueily beaten, thrown into
 the water and drAgged ashore. By the aid of boat
 men from The shore, their ar,as were then tied
 oeiiiad Ihen; they again beaten, pat lato the slOaks, aad kept there until noon of the next day lhe authorities refusing 10 iibsrste them At the request of tAs Vice Consul they al last ioera- ted. ia consequence of is seiag the Presidents a,rlh- day. Cspi Cunningham made a protest be- fore Mr Clay. our Charge d'AfaiFs. agains; tbe proceedings Of Inc Peruvian nea aud 0tEceFs-es es- peeialiy against thoss a charge os ths steamer
 The Captain aid the damages 10 his vesse and Crew al SlO,O00. Mr Clay has demanded the necessary satisfaction from the Peruvian government ana was waiting for reply when our informant left. The Captain of thr American V haier Rambler, was also attack cd and besisn in inc port by of the boa,insn of the beach, IL Is ia some degree dan gesous for an American vessel to stop at Caao, and if appears necessary lo send d man-of- War to that station in orler io protect tas rights and inter ests Of AmeFieAn citiEens-
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-16
Tho fra..dy of KariSn County.

We are willing that all psEses should be heard in relation to this aair in erdei that the real PeFPe- trators of the outrage nsy be xDo~a and PabIic in- dignaSion fall apoa those who deserve it. The soi- lowing letter. received from source entitled to ouF confidence, puts new versitB on the affair. It IS from Ssarcy county, and is dSied Sept 2S. lS49:
 Eprroa or RHE BAyxka--Dsar Sir; h y0ul paper of 4he 18th inst, shep is account of the taking aad killing of the KrSss, in Marion county. Now, siI. feel it ny duty D let ses public know, through the columns Of your paper, that portion oF that publication parPor'if to be sn extract from letter showa you, IS false. MooxET, the sheFid of MArioa county. wss not 2, he taking of l.. KING noc was he within 7s miles oithe place a, the time, nor had he ever had Krxs h custody. I wss in Marion county few days aler the killing took place. and coaFersed with ihose vino bear the repu tatIon oi good citizens and believe entitled to it,) from whom learned that upon an examination ot the place where the markE occurred. from the line male by the horses runhng. and other eiFcum- stances, they were of opinion that L. KING attemP ted to make his escape.
 "As to MooNEY's fortIying himself, this is wrong When the Messrs. KINGs. survivors of the party. came into Yelivi1e, they swore out writ against sheriff MooxEY, atd ten others as aeees soFy 10 the murders. So suOn they ascertalned this fact. fearing, they said, to trial an- armed where the KfNG's ald their friends might murder them, they took to the woods. Both parties sen, to Searey county for good esizens to out to them, and. fl possible. reconcile matters and store oeder. The request was compiled with by some 20 or 8 men, and MooNEY, and others. sur rendered themselves to the laws oi the land. The KrScs had left short tine before they in; sn officer immediately sen, after them, and, after waiting two days, the officer retaFned and reported that they eould not be Gouat. The prisoners were then put on trial. and SC, at liberty. I would re- mark here that these men are said 10 be good cit- zeas, some of them in good standing in ihe Metho- dist Church, ah1 were aIways in favor of law and order.
 "Such are believe, ,h. facts of this dreadful af fair which have st&ed Gar the purpose of setting you right, and not to place the KISGs m a wrong position, for know nothing of them personally.
 FRENp TO JCsTIoE"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-16
Prrpar, for ths remphI, Convention.


 ca, Tuesday nsxt. the 23A Iass., ths convention k to assemble at Msnphis, for ihe purpose of exam ming. recommending. aad agreeing upon the means aud the mods of sascting eommuaiestIoa by rail road from valley of the Mississippi to the Pacific oessa. We have alrrady, upoa numberiess ocea- sioas placed before readers whatsves facts have come to our knowledge connected with this great project, and have rspestsdly urged upon them the necessity Of fa sIisaSanee from all parts of oar of great magHitade aaa national importanee.- We hope thss ss many Of the delegates as csn pos- sibly attend will eadeavor ts b. present.
 IL is an undertaking that affects the interests not only o those States sdaeent to the Mississippi. bat of every State and territory la the eoafeieracy. This consideration should be continually borne in miad aud influence the deiiberstiOas of the eOnven- ,ioa. It is enphaticaily great Raiioasl 'c'rk aBd as such, it should be treated to she exclusion of all party seheuning, personal ambition. or personal jealousy. Several routes have been proposed; each has it's peculiar advocates, who will doubt be de- sirous for tine adoption and recommendation Of his iavonie. 0aIy one of these routes can. for the present least be ad0Ptrd and, in order to secure the immediate operation of Congress, the Fe- corn,nesd4iioa of the route. aud the means 10 be employed n the construction, must be unanimous. Ii s therefore. manifest that, in orer to resp sues cess the delegates 10 the convention must cultivate a spirit of harmony and mutual eonei'iation. he growth, the extent, aud necessities of ihe country demand the construction of the road. It must and will eventually De built. We have ever believed. and still contend that the route ria the valley of Arkansas far the best; but if it's superior advaa- tsges are sufficiently appreciated to via for Il majority of the convention. compromise must be effected that vi unite the friends of the several roa,ss and enable the next Congress to act i'nme- diaieiy upon the subject
 Delegates from various portions of the State are beginning srrive here. and hs proPrietOrs Of the mail line have made every preparation to facilitate their progress to the point of destination.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-16

gant eossams. and agreeaAls manners of the ladiss with sho sEsbss, uuFuutraiued ,ussFehaare oG good fssBg visEbs on the occasion, were highly erei,a- Alc se the Placs and a sPIendid commentary ia iaa faVeF,
 Bat thers are soms features. vel more attractive and well calculated to make favorable impression abroad, connected with this rural village. It can boast Female Seminary within its incorporated bounds, and Male aad FsmAle Seminary beside, 3 mises distant. R of higa order, and in prosper oas and loarishing condition. The history of tho Fayetteville Female Seminary is peculiarly atsscs- ting, aad shows clearly what perseverance, indas. try and talent, with the blessing of God. eaa sc- eo'nplisa. Its presiding spirit sad priacipai Mtss SOPHIA SAWYER, is an extraordinary lady. About ihe face of difficulties the most appalling. personal sacrifices and saiferhgs the most trying especially to woman, commenced, carried op and ont. single handed and aloae her pGrpcses of good to the rising generation. aud has succeeded in establishing on permanent foundation. an institution of learning which Is perfect wonder of its kind. Miss S.i government of her pupils, in and out doors. may not meet, in every particular, with universal appro batiou. But. taking all things into consideration and there are none perfec, in this world she de. serves great credit for her tact and management O the children committed to her keeping. No parents however fsstidiOas respecting the mental aud res gious association and traaing of their daughters need feel any reluctance in placing them under tn, shadow of her wing. The departments of learning which distinguish the school, those best adsptsS to the female mIad, and sufficiently elevated for al useful snd social purposes. The young ladies, a' most emnsntly and satisfactorily proven at the late examination. in the presence of delighted han dreds. would not suffer. either in their capacity general appearances, or knewledge. by being pIace' in contrast with their fair sisters of similar institu tons in the land of steady habits. And it wouls not be saying too much, if we should add withou intending toss the censer of adulaton to Miss & that the eitxsns Of Arkansas owe her debt O gratitude which the most liberal patronage cal cancel, Her school opened on the 4th of thi month under the most favorable auspices.
 FsysttcUiile Sept. '49. A STRANGER
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-16
FOREIGN NEWS

TslsgsAphie diapatehes te ths New Or.eau. n.. pers anneunce the arrival of the steamshIp Cau.s. st Halifax, ea she 9th snstAnt, havlaw saipd g,cr, Liverpool Oa the 29d at. We make the solow,n. extracts of iaterest;
 HuNeAaY.--The city of Pesesswanlea h,s su,, rendered. CouicTn holds eat steadily Tarkev re fuses lO give ap the HangsSlaa refavees who hav. soaght safety withia her doEnialons
 The British Ambassador has given pas~pe,ts ,o kosaata, DembiRski, and other HangsFian eSscers. for England. Austria demands their sarvpaSet. but the SaItaa of TaEkey peFsists in refusing ,e withdraw hia protectian from them. Comern is to he iavcs,Sd by aa army of 5000 n'ea It 10 reported tIat this citadel is provireaed Tor yeAr, and can certainly hold eat daFaag thas Pefiod tt IS further reported that Gen. Hesa has been taken prisoner by the Rossiaus THe MAREEH.--Eae<Vpsal Sspa--Srhs eesten market Is ia rather iaagaid state. though Ga,r prices arc asked aud recelved Rsua.wsufia are 6ta al improved rates Cora has advanced. The no tato dtsease is iacreaaSag in lrelaad. I COrroS The sales of ceston for the week eeu, prise D, 900 hales tSuotatlens have net asarYailv altered stnes tho deFmrtare Of the America. h is believed that further advaSce wil take place au less encouraging accounts for the trade should oa ! received from India.
 ! BRENnsrvFVs Western canal -four is quoted a, l9s to 2Ss; PhlladeibAla aad HaltuloFp hraus from als, to 9ts Ohio froM 2as te aSs. United S,atan ] rcd wheat commands from 5s, 6d- to 6a 9.; white wheat from 6s 2d. ie 7s. per Te poanda Ysllaw corn sells at from 26s to 25s. white at 9s per ar PROVISIONS Reef sliil remains sleAdy Pork ha. slightly improved Hama and shoulders con.inve | at former prices.
 1 The Picayuee has the following additional items: l HuSoARY,--Fhe Hungarian forces garrlssuiup ComorH, amount te 300O0 men ia consplcse state discipline. The officers had held meeting, sud by a alarEe majority resolved not to surrender. A portion of this force eseamped before the Gess ress and it was expected the Magyanw would give tn, | Anstriaus battle. number of Bem's officers and ! men had been put 10 death.
 ! ENGLAND AND iRELANO.--The weather in England had beea wet, but not marh 50 as materially tc affect the crops. The state of the potato crop Is Ireland alarming and it had caused an improve ment in the grsia market.
 A favorable change had taken place in the health of the United Kingdom. The mortality through cholera had much diminished. Tho new cases had not been of grave character. Since the adven, of the dsease, l3,O00 persons had beeu swept away by it in London alOue
 i FRAScE.-A great Catholic Council of Bishops in session at Paris, relative te Roman atfairs The cholera seems to have almast disappeared Ia Paris.
 The conspirasors of June were to be brought ts trial al Versailles.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-16
Tribute Of Respect.
FAR WEsr LODGE, No. !, I. 0. O,
 ,kfL. RncL A-L 0ra Ia Ial

FAR WEST LODGE, No. ], l. o. O.,
 Little Rock, Ark. Oct. B, lst9 { WHEREAS. It has pleased the Supreme Ruler of the Universe to call from among us, iu the vigor of his fife and in the midst of his usefulness our be- loved brother JAcos WOLFRAM; and we, his brothers iu Odd Fellowship, are desrous of paying g fitting tribute of respect 10 his memory: Therefore. Resoiced, By Far West Lodge, No. l. that. in the death of brother WoLrNAS, our Orser has lost one of it's most efficient members. the community one of its best citizens, and every Odd Fellow brother in Friendship, Love, and Truth
 Resolced, Tha, though we bow with submission to the mandate of the Advise Ruler of tho Universe deeply deplore his loss brother. and sin- cerely sympaihize with his family in their bereave ment.
 ResOloed, That, in testimony of our respect for deceased brother we wear the usual badge of moura ing for the usual time
 Resotced. That the city papers be requested to publish the foregoing resolutions, and that his widow be furnished with copy thereof A true copy from the minutes.
 n MY
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-16
Late and Important from santa re.

BALTIMORE Sept, 30.-IntelIigence from Santa Fe, as late as ths sth Instant, has been received Two Americans ~sre murdered at Las Vegas, and 200 Government horses stolen by the Apache ln- diaus The savsges had committed several other robberles, and hal various skirmishes with the United States treopS Information had been received that Fort Beat had beea iayested~by the Indians aud burnt. 1t is supposed that tlie entire garrison was murdered.
 Col. Washington, with all the available forces under his command, started immediately in pursuit of the Aaaches. The latter are ia large nanbers. and exceedingly boIt. Ihsy eyise@ everywhere ihe strongest feelings of hostility towards ts Asr- cans.
 Great excitement prevails st Santa Fs. on the subject of Convention 10 frame CenAii;nsioR for New Mexico, and 10 organize State koyernmeHt