New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-11
Later from the Piains-Burning nj Bepts
Fort Confirmed

IrDspssOsScs, Sept n, 1870
have little more Information from the Plains
perhaps Of later date than you In receipt OF To.
DAY Messrs. Palady and Riley who accompanied one
OF the Government trains under charge Of Cspt Kes,
as tar o. the Le Arkansas arrived By way OF bebts
Fort. Mr. Pslsdy had been N the employ OF WIN
Bent, at the Fort On the 10th August he was sent
over In the direction Of kit barsons settlement on the
Moro In returning he tell in company with the train
OF Capt Kei,, While they were encsmpsd al the hole
me Rock. they heard distinctly loud report re.en
bling that of Teey journeyed on-crossed the
Arkansas River the 22d August snd came up to tho
sts Oh the Fort and that toe rubbish Of the build
uss was ell that was left IL had been burned down
by the Indians and still smoking and burning on
The 2ith when they left H. They nov we're able u &C
count for the report the magazine belonging 10 Bent
had been fred. The guns and trsps had been con
sum med and It Is supposed that all the goods, books
&c Of bents coucern had shared the same tate. lne
pack and riding apparatus we're not destroyed
ss they sui In the ossuous. what nsd become
81 Mr. Bent, any connected with the concern,
they could not tell there was no Haceo on them or tnelf
~hereabOur. IA our informant came On down tns
Aksn.ss ,sey saw tho trail OF the cattle from the Port
% the i7tn OF tns mouth, Mr. Bent relieved MI Fisher,
and the later went over toward Taos
Ar Fisher Gays that In some OF his conversions
with Red Wolf the Chief OF the Cheysnnes the Chief
told him ne very anxious for Mr. Fitzpatrick 10 re-
turn as be promised that he and the old OF the
tribe wanted to live with him TIA, tins young men
we're DESTROYS OF hzhtiog with tbs whites He siso
.ad TO those Fort keep the gates closed snss
many Of the irrspa1oes az they would 90 mem injury
The Indians sso said 20 those about the fofI frequent
" Of late that they Intended 20 go over ~ she ss;ue
nent Of 30 whites southwest Of The Arkansas Ia the
direction Of Taos aud take all their corn OF which
they had AZ abundance II they raised any oolscuon
lnsy would thea take their cattle and u they su 90
iecssc, they would make way with the men. Ine Soln
o4ry as they 10, met a party OF CneyshHes' 70
.ShOm they toli their numerical strength rDc ssAeu
them II they wanted 70 them or not Iaey Iepneo
no. Tsey then tried to get some infornsnon
Ia. burnlng Of The Fort, but al they coeSa 'eAn Wa
that the Eutsvs had done the deed
Arr,xprsp ESCAPE " SLAvEs.-A gang Of Sc
vsaseen sey negro mss o"Ssa ,, "a 20 an Sn:s.~
"a N escsu. 10 New YORK. with which view they pro
cured an open lighter and embarked al DoAirss Land
ng On the side, e. an cary aoor IA me nornlns
nj on reaching Chaeossssus Snoai the wind shifted
.a5 blowing heavily they made for ths shore
M which tns vessel was s1smgsd when thsy narrow.
~ escspxd drovDiog snd were captured without din
.ulrv By persons Vno re the look out for tAsra
mi conyey.d 70 Esssvls. On Friday they wers sent
over 70 this city In the steamer j. l.. Coffee, and
sned 10 private a 70 be sent 70 The South The fol
Owing 10 4ss OF TIE owners Aesrs Victor hspp. s.
Th5n.s smith, 4. kotiDs CHAM, 2. Charles West,
Ei= White Joshua Turaer. William :. Upshur,
William ritts. /; william Nottingham l.
Norfolk VA Herald.
<ETaE ssLE yesterday, By Messrs. Dyer, Of
the splendid Partisan furniture imported for the French
Nios,er, ~ Poussn, sttrsetsd quite large ard fash
ioasble stt-naAnce The articles presented rich ard
varied appearance 10 Tie excessive sales rooms, tic
bidding spirited and well Kept Up, and tie srrc!es
generally brought good prices Mr.. strstEoD, tie suc
to-esr, dsposed OF the extensive lot Of furniture In
very rspa and oas,ness-iize manner. seiOr CsrvAno
the Chisn Minister. extensive purchaser al the
sac We noticed that the Pslsandro rprgn. piano,
from the msnuisctOry Of Ersrt, srd the ak royal
chairs, made oy Lsaecns wers knocked OF 10 ia tlds
Warrington Republic, 9ra.
SERIOus DISASTER AsD Loss or LiFE.-Daring
the evening Of the 9Th NJ. the river bank 81 Morganxa
n the parish of Point Coupe, s csFed In, carrying
away about two Of ground Mr. Bsss,t, the pro-
negro men belonging ths esats OF Mr. Charles Nor
gan, loss their lives By beng srgalfed To the fall
EF The jail Of Jackson Co. Mas was burned
up the Sosh ult and negro cenAasd TOT running
awsy Consumed with H.