New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

DESTRUCTIVE DIREs.-The Massasoit House
AZ Waltham Msss together with the stables and out
houses was destroyed by fire oneundsy morning last
The house. says the BOstOH Atlas, belonged to George
Miller now In the State Prison. IL under several
mortgages the largest VI which, we understand wac
ueld by the Concord Bank. The building cost origin
ally s26 900. sod insured for 5000 or ~ OVO IN
Boston and Concord. The house was occupied by Mr.
Henry Moore the greater part OF bis furniture was
saved AT Portland Me. on Thafsdsy ast q nre
broke out 10 the stable Of James During which wss
destroyed The IRE spread 10 the carpenters shop OF
Moses Russell-nearly destroyed The printing es'so'
ishment II ssnborn 4 Carter was nearly consumed
The buildings Of Mr. DeeriDg were partially Insured
The stock Of Mr. llsicy wss insured for 500 not
enough to cover his loss Mr. Russell was Insured In
stock snd tools 81 900 MesHs Ssnborn a Carter are
the greatest losers They eotmste their loss and dam
age on slock NC 5000 Their stock was insured for
81 eco and building for $3.50 the former at the Pro.
lection Office Hartford and the after at the Hartford
Office Hartford There were 10 those rooms beside
extensive binding materials large quantities Of books
In sheets, &c 1000 books for publishing house TO
New York which were 10 have bern shipped the next
day, and 500 Bibles Several other bulldogs were
more or less dansged
TgE SrocKBRIDGE ISDfAss.-The act creating
fund for the benefit of the stockbrjge Indians vas
passed By vote Of ls TO T. The facts concerning this
excellent bin are these: The state acts a. ms guar
dian of the stockbrdse Indians, tho descendsns sod
representatives of the aohegans they o"n ~ tnis
stste noble tract Of land but the spreading advance
Of the whites has made their position repiss via sh
and At last they concluded 10 eel their lands
to the state, who held the preempu0n nsnt- AZ Ger
tain price The lands were purchased ana they moved
70 Green Bay get Into the forest again me state
received the lands and made profit OF eigatytvo
thousand dollars This bill proposes to invest or tas
immediate benefit Of these lndiAos 70 DC aseo -
vancing them In the arts and civilization tnify mou
sand dollars az h 10 considered bur fair thai me ID
dams should fhare In the prono- lAiosny mica
T Mr. MILES NJ GOoDYEAR, Rocky Moan
tain trader and traveller arrived In this city yesterday
from 81, Joseph. he says that the people sious tne
whole line Of our frontier are maksg pfepsrsuons o'
an early start across the Psins. Mr. Goodyear mas
taversed all the diEerert routes to Caiiornis ana
familiar with the several roads lie r-scns1 me tockJ
Mountains ia June last remained there until the sst o
August. when he returned 10 The States oJ tne
south Pass arriving In Octobsr asst de intcnds ses1
ins we learn the weather and zrass WIZ Pe'
mix for the Rocky Mountains and California ~ sns
Of Fort Kearpy, which be thinks the best and most
prsctie able route. Isl Louis Rep ac'h-
CsoLgRA.-The Macon Geo. Journal and Mes
.ssysr states that company ofimmfrsnt ron Monroe
IN IN "a AZ State for TexAs, numbering ~ whites ana
q negroes proceeded 10 eworIesns where they em'
$3.50 an board q ssesnboa bound up the river. On
the second day one Of the party died Of the cholera and
he other, vent ashore 20 bury him, vhsn the eotire
coun.ny we're prcslratsd with the dissass 10 its mos
.gnans form Al the latest zdsiccs. eighteen Of the
-ou5apy had been brr.ed-sres ssro>s IN one srars
ps Of them died In tyes hours after they taken
Al the time the letter written, the company had
remAasd as their snesmpnent for ten days and most
Of the sufferers vere cosvaesceat
= The ship Colchs, from Valparaiso to Boston.
reported ashore OF Nantucket fallen In Wit soss
snd In good coodit;on. BY three New London hshing
mseks, On II On, md taken into ssootasson-