New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.

From OUR WEsTER~ FRoSTIERs.-We yester-
day were furnished with a number Of tbs FroHt'7
Gsaydfaa Of the 2ist ut which 10 published At Kane
vile on our Western frontier IL contains hi
tie news OF interest The Otoes and Omaba' tribes
ofoterest 10 that vicinity rspesented as being ms
ersbly po1r and wTetched and suffered extremely IN
the severity Of the past Woternesry all their stock
OF horses aod cstlls having perished Complain" are
made Of the Expectations committed by them ana me
Pottawstamies on the Mormon popuiston, " oiNbs
on the stock OF cattle .nd other soiss and prsctcing
thisying ufopeosides The GUARDIAN ssys " Poor
creatures they have hsrd time Indeed But hrh ana
last they have taxed our cattle horses mule'' hogs
corn potatoes squashe &c about as much a. we think
they should Being very poor and destute ourselves
when We fret came here We we're unable 70 endure
their rspscious dspOsitiOns The iast Winter having
been much severe than any one aptc lpAt-h ~
the Fall all cur surplus produce has has been c0Dsuned
BY our stock. aud there will be- hardly enough sit 10
the country after emigration 10 htted out 10 iast
ourselves ri harvest comes again. we nave meuy
poor among people We thought we had twice
AZ much as We should need, but this severity OF The
Winter has swept II of The General Goserptnent we
shoulc think ought 10 afford some reei 70 toese poor
creatures st Louis Organ, 9th.
TgE CALrFoREIA FEyER--Hondreds Of adven-
turers ON their route 10 California overland arrive
here every day Our hotels boarding houses and steam
bosts filed with them, and camps are formed 10
the peIghborhood. The rush is Tremendous 10 our
exchanges not only this State but throughout Indians
Illinois aod Iowa W. are advised OF the formation OF
companies IN every town and county, and their depsf
ture for the land OF promise The early arrival o. many
Inconvenience to them. the bkckwsrdness Of The
season prevents them from moving forward. The
grsss has scarcely commenced sprngios up and u VIII
be the last Of Apfl uness there 10 very ereaI change
In tho weather before they ought TO take up the line Of
travel. When they do commence going forward the
train will exhibit most extraordinary appearance sno
a time will the emigrsrts be- beyond the reach oi
succor from each other II fairly set upon the route
the .de mig be made TO extend rhe whole dis
tance from western frontier 10 the gold region
II 10 extfsvagant calculation 70 cay that thirty
thousand persons will leave for California. by this
route, In the next three months The regiment o
u. 4 Mounted RiHemen will leave Fort Lesvenworh
for Oregon about the 18th Of May Isl Louis Rep sth
FALLING oF THRtE.SroRY Back HoUsE.-
Yesterday morning while the inmates OF threes story
brick house situated on Linn between Clark and Hop
kns sts were vt breakfast acrashing was heard and
they all, following the mrs, impulse OF their alarm
turoed into back frame kitchen. just in time 10 90
cape being buried beneath mass OF ruins The ioun
dalton Of the brick OF the house gave away ana
the whole building Tell into ruins II was occupied by
three families, none Of the pembers of which were
the least jared warning coming 10 al In time orthem
60 reach the back frame building which was strong
enough hold up the OF rubbish that come upon
II. The house was erected about IL months ago and
We understand was built in substantial manner. lie
fall occasoued by the digging OF cellar In the al
joining lot the depth II three four feet below its
foundation walls. The escape OF this families was al
most miraculous Their effects arc buried with the
ruins and q natural consequence. mostly destroyed
Cincinnsti Gax 4th
EMIGRATION FROM 1Hf BRITISH fHONlNCIe.-
The Boston Trapelr Of Tuesday seys Daring the paa,
week. ending April lG 452 passengers have arrived At
this port In thirty nine vessels, all but one OF which
from the North American Provinces go OF these
passengers paid head money and le2 had been here be-
tore. We lssrn from the Alien Passenger Commits
sionor that these immigrants are of good Glass OF
farmers and mechanics and that almost soon rs
they land, they start for the West This large imm
grafton IL In consequenco Of the hard times In the
fro,nces csused by the continued failure Of the CROPS
IL 10 said that the Inhabitants 10 some places are very
generally leaving for the state.
FIRTs.--At New Haven, the small building OPP
po,ts the College. occupied by Mr.. Frederick Dsgeeu
as cabinet warehouse and by John Meyseburg tsilor
was burnt the 18th inst-Mr Dasgeus insurance
was 9 600 The two story dwelling Of Elhu Cooper
and Timothy Alins was also destroyed-insured
few other bulldogs caught but the flames extn
gushed without doing much damage. The dwelling
OF Benjsmin Roo, at Blsndford (Asss) was burnt on
the 9Th ipst-loss 500
Loss or CALIfoRNtA NEssgL.--The schooner
John w Herbert Capt Lewis from Boston. March
with 80 passengers Tor Corpus Christi arrived a, 81
Josephs Island cath ult and lett for Galveston after
landing her passengers She totally destroyed on
Arkansas Bar 29,h ut The particulars OF her loss have
not been received The company she took out was the
"Esses Mining and Trading Company William c
Waters President
BvsroS WEArHER.-The weather IN this vi
entity hss become m mild. The recent cold snsp
he's done some damage TO vegetation though not TO any
serious extent Some of our market men, who bad
planted early garden vegetables have Loaf their SEED
and labor. Probably but little damage has been don
TO the buds OF which not yet far enough
advanced to suffer blight Boston Jour. 18th
STATISTICS or GE>EsEE Co. y. "a rcceni
published statement of the Births Marriages amt
Deaths In this County during the year lsiS gives thu
following results Births SO; Marriages lisa Deaths
3Qs. ofthe latter la5 were males and loi females
" The New,Jersey Annual Conference OF the
Methodis, Episcopal Church meets to-day at Bariips
ton J. Tue Conference Is composed Of some 10,
ministers, Including candidates. and IL Ia supposed
that there will BE- = very full attendance OF the body
Bishop Morris 10 preside assisted by Bishop james
" The tnal Of Osborne at Albany. for arson.
vss commenced before the Over and Terminer on tn
l7th when the Judge reserved until May decision on
the prisoners application for bail.
w Snow fell in the neighborhood Of Montpe
Her vt) Sunday last 18th inst 10 the depth 6v,
inches The cold was quite severe, and the seigans
very good
II Col Richardson one Of the Oldest and
respected citizens Of Auburn died in that city OF
the 18Th iust