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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
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| FaroAr February %
| PMsESrArios ov PL,rE.-Ths presentation Of
the splendid Service Of Plate TO T n BtsAxrxY yss
Chairman Of the Wig Young Hens General Commit.
iee, took place ., ths Broadway aoass rhsrsdsy
evening. Letters In rssy 10 Invitations were ressiv,
from Governor = Ism Lieut. Gov PArrxnsoS. Hea- y.
A. IAIIaApsn. Hoa WILLIAM kxlsoN, and Gea X c
Wkrxozx.
Mr. BsooKs in presssuns the service OF plate 10 Nr
Beskley, rendered Il on behalf Of the Commtsse
expression Of ,hsir rsspse iOr the activity and sSiiy
with which be bad acted % heir orrsn and presided
their deliberscas and thea IA brief sn1 appro-
PIRATE manner sladed the prominess features Of tho
lsts political campaign. and he resats.
Mr. BLxAKlrr's reply wss brief and 10 the psrposs
n review wing the services and isfaeoes Of The wss
Young Mems COMMITTEES, be said there has been M
reform for The good Of the State which has esssT
sprung their susgescns or been secured By their
agency With the conscioasness he continued that %
party succeed that destroys i,s s.sepne they have
ever yielded the dscisops Of fairly constituted Com
mttees in spi,e OF elamors or dsnansisnoas and u
have presided over such Com mttes be should always
regard Is happy privilege he accepted ihsse ssst'
u,onsls with The lively sentiments OF gratitude
Aser the ceremonies bouuriul COLLATION. wss served
pAsts were iptercssnss5 and the company sepsrs'sa
W tne oest possicse numsT
" Tar CE,yBRArio> of rRG ORprN %
uSrrxp AxxsicASs yesterday attracted general sssn-
ton Although only about half the members OF the Or
der In line, the procession made iuposins sp
pesrsncc many Of the banners we're very besaiifa
and the rrgsa rich and tasty Aftsr passing through
the principal streets the procession entered the rseer
sacle where the orstion Of the day delivered By
DANIEL TALLxApsE Eco.
The Order 10 Benevolent Assoc lation but reecaty
formed and 10 composed entirely Of American born cit
irens. The officers Daniel rslmsdse. q. 4. Rue.
cell c. Root let C. Henry Jay. ID c; WIN. w osoors,
c. Off; w. ii. Smith. +. C.; simeon Baldwin. c. &.
Edward =. Boyce c. Of c; Jsmes Lucss Clerh Bsnla
min \ Rhodes s aiA-Thsrs are brsnches OF the Or
der In Massschusetts New Jsrssy and Psnnsy yl.snis
and there not lees than 10 Chapters OF the Dough
ters of America
DINNER AT NAuxHALL GaRpTs.-rhe Rough
and Ready Club of this City celebrated the s2d by
dinner in the large Hall ct Vsaxhall Garden. which
Handsomely stted up for the scesson. The guests
sbou, 400 In number took their seats at a occch to
the music of Dinslss Band Hon w w CAsrssrr
presided, with Messra Horace II. Day j d. Young A.
A. Alvord. G. A. Hulsey. and others s Vice Presidsai
MAJ HAYEs. L. s. A. Mr. WasEiE Mr. GEnAsp, Hon.
G N BaIass and Col sSow spoke In reply ~ scasis.
and several spirited sonss suns by Nessrs Col
Inns, Missing and Maxwell The company dispsrssd,
In great good humor, about II o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
Boundary Of Missouri and Iowa-The POST
mnster-Genernl.
CorrespondeDce of The Trlbune.


WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb -.
To-day, in the Supreme Court, the argument in
the Chancory suit between the States Of Missouri and
Iowa relative to their boundary line. concluded
The point in controversy is the meaning and appca.
tion of the words Rapid Of the Rcer Des M0iHes =;
Missouri cOptendng that these indicate rapids In the
river Des Mones itsef situated about CD miles from It's
mouth, while Iowa insists that the meaning Of the
phrase Is Rapids an fhe Mississippi RiUD, lew m
north Of the mouth of the Des Mones
Hon. JAMES :. GREEN. member of Congress from
Missouri, opened The argument In speech OF shout
three hours length. which stamped him, IN my humble
opinion as one the hrst young lawyers Ia the Union
lie was followed by Messrs. Mason and EwrSG on the
part of Iowa but being undoubtedly on the weak side
Of the question: their very excellent arguments will
probably be lon Ia the decision Of the Judges which
win be given IN few days Mr.. Gamble closed on the
part of Missouri.
It's reduced almos, to certainty that Hon CALEB
B. SMITH will be old Zach's Postmaster General. A.
that Department requires an active business man OF
cool Judgment and discretion better selection could
not possibly be made. d H.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
Thirtieth Congress.
Corres1onaence Of The TrIbune.

SENATE. WAsHINGroS. Thursday. FEB. -.
This morning Mr.. WEBSTER offered a section
which he proposed % otter substitute 70 thai Of
fered By sr. wArKEE- providing for the temporary
Government Of California Il authorizes the President,
70 hold possession OF the Territories lately acquired By
treaty from Mexico. and to employ such portions Of
the Army and Navy he may deem necessary - pro-
teci the nhsbAnts In the enjoyment q their liberty
property and religion and provides thsi such civil snd
judicial officers as are now there may be appointed
BY the President shall continue until The end Of ihs
next session % Congress unless upsrsedei by
act Of Congress. u sso provides thst Martial law
shall not Be extended the country except 50
necessary the holding OF Courts Martial Try oten
ces committed BY members Of the Army sni Navy.
Mr.. DAYTON also submitted the same provisions
for the temporary Government Of California as hsd been
adopted in the case Of Louisiana
Both Of these propositions were ordered % be
printed for the use oi the senate and the farther
sderation OF the General Appropriation bill wss post
poned until tomorrow this being Private B.il day.
The Senate then proceeded 70 the consideration
Of Private Bills.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
NEW Music" Ogden Polka by Allen Dod-
worth. Published by VIM Hall & SON.

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT Washing
ton Wednesday, Feb. 2l.-Ezra G. Seaman, Esq OF
Michigan admitted an Attorney and Counsellor oi
this Court No 81. Thomas Ap c. Jones, painuh IN
error. rs the United States. The argument Of this
cause was continued by Mr. Stsnsrd, for the painl IN
error and by Mr. Attorney General for the defendant
in error Adjourned till to morrow at ii o'clock.
~ Nicholas II. Tcrhune, one of the Passalc
Comfy Common Pleas Judges, and for many years al
Elder In the Church died at his residence in Aquacka
monk on the 18th inst. aged 81. Newark Adv 2'd
TY- Thomas McKewen, sailor from Thomas
TON Me was so severely beaten by three rusns in bs
more ON "wednesday that fears entertained for his
recovery The rowdies were arrested
g-sr The President has officially recognized
Hermann Schultz as Consul for the Grand Dnchy o
Mecklenburg Scwhern for Galveston.
I-Eys Hon. GAsRET ID. WALL has been appoint
"a Judge Of the Court of Appeals by the Legislature
of New.Jersey.
~ Two fires occurred in Baltimore on Wed
pesday Loss not very severe.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
Wednesday In the Hsase se-Posisge, &c.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Feb 2l.
speeches-Speeches- all day long in the House
wasted in speeches, nearly all by southern Mem
sers, with the effect if not the intent OF prevent
Hs access 10 the bill sbolishng the Slave Trade in
as District OF Columbia. For two iall days the
noose has been held to the consideration OF bills
ashe Speakers table with the purpose Of reach
" and passing ths, bill, yet the second day has
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
Gen. Tayior's Cabinet-Nir. Clayton-Mr.
Critfendeu.

Independent writes from Washington. Feb.
2l to the Philadelphia North SnGicaR as tollows
Mr. Claytons formal acceptance Of the Office OF Sec
telegraph day
IL is no longer matter OF speculation as 10 Mr. Crit
endens connection with the Cabinet ss might seem 10
be implied from the floating reports OF the last tive
days letters have been received from confidential
parties in Gen Tsyors suite dsted the day OF the
offer Of the Department Of State to Mr. Criuenden,
which representa- that be had decidedly and positively
IL. -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

STATE PRIsIISG rs IowA.--The Legislature OF
the State Of Iowa nov In session. have passed law
creating the Office Of State Printer, the Incumbent
elected By joint vote Of both Houses lie allowed
by law the following prices For book and pamphlet
xork Is cents per thousand ems and double prices for
rule and figure work 70 cenis per token tor form
Of eight pages for printing blanks ~ for me nr6
qulre and ~ cents Tor each additional quire.
Printing esnno, possibly cos, much more than this ir
California It 10 on par with the other Items Of waite
full ex,rsvsgance sanctioned BY this model Locsfoco
Lezislature.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

R Mr.. Roassesu. the imprisoned Clerk Oh me
rs, District Court 1t New Oresns has applied IN van
TO the Supreme Court for wit Of nsoess corpus re
fused Tor Of Jurisdiction de tnen "eA' !" 'A'
Second District Court for H.
Rux AID prArH.-A murder was committed
IN Henderson and one in Cherokee last week ooin'
we understand from the effects Of liquor and ia .ssn
tsut eviIs tAshvils IN. c. Messenger, l'sa-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

NEWSPAPER CHANGEs-C Common School Adro-
cais-Oscar F. Carter of Flint Mich proposes to pub
lish the Common Sc aeol Aar0eais monthly to be de
voted 10 the interests Of Common Schools Of Michigan
The work will Sc edited by Nelson W. Butts an ex-
perienced teacher.
We have received the arst number Of = new paper
published and edited by Mr. J. Lancaster, a, Washing
ton on the Brszos, entitled TAe Teras Ranger and
Rrd.0s GaGrd."
The Eecssiasiica, R.fjr@o. published In Hsrrods
burg Ky is hereafter to be issued weekly l's edited
By Elser C. c. heudrick
Samuel K. Msgonagle Esq has retired from the edi-
,orjs chair Of the J4sisia Resisser at M,inown Pa
and hss been succeeded by William p Cooper, ESQ.
We have received the first number OF - The NoHSn-
saliss." published In MOrgsntOwn BY Geo :. Ray tis
neutral in politics
Tks iaOts Rsyr5liesa Is the title OF weekly Wing
paper published BY Msssrs. Harvey Walker, at Belle
vile, Ill.
Iohn X. Parsons has become eOeditor and proprietor
of the Skysrspcr (Ls) Jeu-uai-
Mr. Howard Burnside has assumed the edifo'isl
charge of tue Marshall CTexas) Pairios
TAs Pxam0ai Wig is the name OF new paper
printed by Thomas Monroe at Wsrrenton, fAnquer 90
Va The WRis is continuation Of the Virginia IHas''
formerly published in the same place. The HhS Is
opposed 70 Mr. Cslhonns plots for the Dissolution OF
the Union
The Cs,asoHla lar0oafs is a new paper published 81
Trinity Casahoula Psrish. Louisisns
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

rs- THE FIRST PAPER IN ULSTER 20 IN 1.
was the Uisy Palladisa and hdHhfse'sres Joa'"a''
established at saugeres In June. lss by Paul ti'h snd
Calvin Frary II was soon after removed 70 h'os''on
where il was issued under the title OF iA' Palladium
h,oned Anti Masonic journal The progress o' Inc
Press in this portion OF state IN the space OF on
twenty one years has been remarkably rsiid sn0
hourishing.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

SlGsIFIcAscE " PoLITgSEn.--Mr. WILLS, in
this weeks Home Journal, gives the following ~ one
phase OF American pohteness;
10 the national principle Of GET os-vHk rahoa
seons-bEf Any hoe, GET ON the art Of psrsuasion
has been pressed into the service Of business f
Ong ago found oa, 10 Wall street that potensss would
help get note discounted sometimes procure q credit,
frequently stave on dun. Being used By those
who had such occasion for IT, than BY ,hose who effect
ed their ends with gOsd endorsements and mors sub
,anrs backing. potsness hss gradually grown 70 Be
sign Of a man Ia want Of money. gcntiemsniy co~
and cordial smile given 20 a man In Nah street vin 10
duce him 10 step round the and inquire OF sone
friend your credt-tskinz your boz and 'mi'e "
be the foreranner Of . demand for loan
Loss OF THE BRITISH SslP CoNri,o'c,-w go
earn from Capt Boyie Of the Britisn AMP Nolsy ~
that on the 9Th Dec Ia lat AZ, long 10 "ess "1 @
IN with the wreck Of the Britisn snip Coupon
Houshtop OF New Ross from Dalnousie' unosf iAoen
n.und 10 Cardiff CNses9 The Compton nsa 1pen
sncsd nsayv gsIs from the North west which isssea
.a-.~si a.. Nv which abe was reduced to total
w,srE C.p, Bozle cent ais boat, with tss mate and
80 rho yoluuteered their services 70 the ssss-
@ oS tbs di,tressed vessel They found that four
So. h.a be-u washed overheard and drowned Tbs
~ vss wing dead or the deck They took from the
,~rk can't Houghton, his mate and twelve men In .
| s.mshps condition they hsd not eaten or drank
nythInx Tor hvs days, all the provisions and water hav
ns been loss during :ne gale. The Coreo arrived here
yesterday. !" " ''ss''s ''sA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24


Src,R PLASrIN6.-The 81. hdrtiR>rHe CTeo'e
ssv. "Our planters are actively employed IN pu'nns
I'm their crops We hear such general conpisni OF
seed cane ths, we are compelled TO the belief thar our
yrea, staple will again fall short Of iui ylesd 1ne pre-
snt vrsr This diseased condition of the cane o"'
ins to the fac, of putting up in dry weather ss,
yery pro,rscted drought and perhaps more remotely
10 he very short ghtet practice adopted almost uni
yer.sy OF putting up stubbe cane, almost aiwsJs o
,n,rior ou sty rather than the very beat plant wnen
lois error Is appreciated and corrected we msy nope
for better things
rs~ Col. j. h. Weller, the Mexican Boundary
commissiouer and Suite left this city yesterday
lor New orlesns the steamer Dsnsl wooster, on Sp
',,c Tor the fed of their operations The party con
49,. ~ lieut. Col Emory, ToPosrsPsics hnsiheeI
Mr. Gray OF Tes" s1rvsyoT % p5 .1.,ns SnsmOe'a ocsr
cao, 9DonneIl Commisssry, II. Robinson seere
,,ry They are TO NEE, the Mexican commis.0h I"
sa2 Diego In Msy next and then proceed 70 VOL.
San D"s'' - ' Cincinnati Times, 18th
regret to learn that Hon ,,dn hsn,s ,;,DS Dsdss s.
hss ~ Ssns,s for about two weeks past. We are
:orry to learn Also that Hoo Senator Me'csfe 90 In
disno.sd q TO conaue him to his lodgings NJ,
'''P0' Ikss InteliSeneer, ga.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

rs- The Boston Common Council have repeal
ed their law offering reward for the heads OF
murdered dogs 1t seems that the sanguinary
propensities which are usually kept under, by the
awful rieor of the climate, were broughtout by the
stimulus of the law 10 a degree seriously endan-
rering the public morals Hence its repeal
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

ly' The steamship Niagara as it appears from
the Boston papers took GU, 900 instead OF 10000 let
ters 10000 of which arrived in the Southern mail OF
the day OF sailing
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

~ The following articles appeared IN part
Of our Edition yesterday morning but were aierward
crowded out by tho Foreign News
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

Tas HExPsrIAD TRAsrDr-ARRrsr % MIL
Lrs-Ths Brooklyn sar has the following 10 relation
30 this matter
On Tuesday evening last large meeting wss hold 10
Hampstead for the purpose Of taking measures 10 n
vesssts the crco instances connected with ths burn
Ing of house Of Jonsshsn Miller. Afssf come Do
saltory eonverstos committse Of tse Wss appointed
TO mset the District Attorney on Wednesday morning
The committee the District Attorney and large mum
Der OF citizsDs from Hsmpstsad Jamaica and the VI
cnliy Of ths catastrophe met st the time and place
appointed IL was decided 10 have . coaveSsstsa vth
M NJ about the matter before any Judicial proceed
lngs were had. Accordingly Mr.. BerriAn, Musrs bro
thern law whose house n. 10 staying was requested
% 20 for N. and state the committee wshed 20
verse with him the subjscs. ~ refssed 10 accsds
20 the request snsnd DeMott va then requested 10
solicit NJ meet tho COMMITTEES bat he met With Tho
same refusal Jusico Pearsali vHs then ssnt fos A.
soon a. be arrived, . complaint vss lodseds<n his
hands charging Miller with numbering bis wifs end
setting IRE 70 bis house The Justiee issusd warrant
snd be arrested BY the Sheriff. Az IL was nearly
night the sxsmiastion, for which twenty witnsssss
we're subp<ased, wss postponed until Friday st 10 =.
N In the village Of Hsmpstsad.
The excitement at Hsmpstssd ia relation 10 this sin
salsr affair is very great The prscosr 10 said 70 pre-
cent the appearance Of extreme despsif though per-
fecty sane.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

CoRRrcrIox A gentleman from Cincinnati informs
us that the statement in yesterdays Tribune to the
effect that Mr. Chase the H. 8 Senator elect from Ohio
4. SON of Judge Mclean, is Incorrect We derived
our information from Cincinnati papers
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

FROM BUFSos AYRrs.-Bya late arrival at tins
port from Buenos Ayres We have receved hles OF the
British Packet to Nov 25ih-not 50 late, however. as
"a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

FIRE. - The house and other buildings OF
samuel Cobb, Bartlett Coos Co N. II. were burned up
on the 5,h inst Furniture saved. Loss sl-oO insur'
ancs t6Q0.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

FROM JAMMcA.-Ws have received files OF the
Kingston Journal to the 9Th ut The number Of the
9th says
The American brgsntine Agate, which sailed on sun.
day last for New Orleans put back to Port Royal yes
terdsy Captain Sprsgue, Of that vessel having fallen
dangerously il The vessel put under quarantine
but relieved after li,tle time IL having been as
certsined that the Captain bad no infectious disease
10 BARBADoEs, the canes for the present crop are
reported 10 be excsilent-they could not be better
they hoursh under ths best state OF vegetation and If
the weather should be favorable large, very large
quantity of sugar will be made OF the laooring popu
la,on we have the following highly gratifying account
The altered relationship between employer and
laborer has brought about change. The lsboring
population possessed Of the privilege OF keep
Ink cattle and all kinds OF snimsls. Their Industry OK
ceeds the ardent sntcipstlons In many cases II
amounts 10 sbosoute independence which 10 shown 10
the fullest extent II does not become 30 inquire 10
what manner and by wha. special nodes their indus
try Is powerfully assisted This 10 better understood
By those who have dealings with that class We coun
sel such persons to encourage, by every possible
means morality among the sb0rers II this 10 efectu
ally done the way TO industry 10 made, and can never
be closed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
Bueua Vista Festival nj Philadelphia.

The following letter from Gen. Taylor was read
at the Buens Vista Festival at Philadelphia the e2d
Baron RouGE LA, Dec. 30, ls+s.
GENTLEMEN have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt OF your letter of the 18th instant politely ten
derng to me In behalf of my political friends Of Phs-
delphis invitation 20 attend public dinner to be
given in that city on the approaching anniversary OF
the birthday OF Washington and OF the battle OF Buens
Vista
IL IL hardly necessary for to you that II
would be source Of great grsthcaton 10 me 10 meet
my friends OF your city under any circumstances yet
may add that the pleasure OF such meeting would be
greatly enhanced 10 me could Il take place under the
interesting associations of the day In question But
regret 70 inform you that my engagements between this
aud the lth OF March next such thai s entirely
beyond my power to accept your Invitation beg you
however TO accept my wsrmest sckaOw led gments for
this gratifying assurance of your kind considerations
and % be- assured that
am with great respect your friend and obt servant
Z. TAYLOR.
Messr. R P King, A. D. Chaloner and others, Phils.
Gov SEWARD responded to the Invitation OF the
Committee In the following terms
AUBURN, Jan 3, ls49
CENT rMES have had the honor OF receiving your
polite invitation to Public Dinner 10 be given BY the
friends of Taylor and Fillmore At the Chinese Museum
In Philadelphia, on the 22i OF February, In commemo
ration Of the birthday OF Washington aud of the Bat
lie OF Busna Vista.
cannot indulge myself with hope OF being able tC
visit philadelphia tina, occasion since the distance
/ from my residence Is great and my engagement
are generally exactng But pray you to believe tha
shall always sympaihize with those who In honorinl
the illurrous representative of the Wing party, mani
fest their devotion It's principles and its lofty an,
benevolent policy Nor do deem II irreverent TO th
memory OF Washn gton 10 associate IL with the fame
the great aud good who make his life their pattern ant
model
Accept gentlemen, my grateful Acknowledgements foi
the honor conferred upon ms by your remembrance Ia
connection with festivities suitable and believe
always very respectfully
Your humble servant WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
A W H.rk.r X p kIng OIra hay d Chalonsf snd othsTs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

rFs a Boston paper Is anxious to learn "heh
the Massachusetts, Legislature will take up the poasn
pu, Enlargement BILL and the Joint Resolution 10
abolish Washing day
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

" Gen. CAss, according to teiesraPlo u''
patch from Detroit wss TO leave that city Tor Washing
ton ON the 2Oih inst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

CS "BLAcKwoOD's MAGAZINE" for February
has just been issued by L. Scott Co - Fulton St
II contains 1ne article Caucasus, the continuation
of the admirable novel OF " The Csxons, The Poetry
Of Sacred and Legendary Art" American Thoughts
European Revolutions and many other interesting
papers.
FRASKLis slLIusrRArED.-The fourth number Of
this edition OF Frsnkins Autobiography has just been
issued by the Hsrpers The etterpress 10 clear and
beautiful and the illustrations and tasteful.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

~ The Soafhros ct Jscksoo, MISS snos ~
udss 70 the SssSyspAy Of our sesses 70
Chin. II MI be soprsbsnded hat The editor hes
been familiar ..a ;s.; Il ssis: D:. y ssss ss. s.ss
ps~ 49,. ..e.ans in ths t0Wn of nsseu, Sal.
ry.n e. irSsns. propossg that grsod Nsnaas Demo
Csnc Tssr~s % ms gfvuod whore ths bsflle va
Ss," re rssoanos wss ssost bsssg poi, ssd void
nave bsse carried BY seasrsnos eus !aass Ls~ psosn
~ .@ssd ~ ssdiass freudsd hsr Asjssiy Qassa vie'
90 shs he sspe - ths tsts va ioashi ueoc
-. mesius ssd he Denoessrs C0ovsucou IN Cana1a
~ ia donsd for tbs ams tSsG"
The following referencs 70 made to he Commission
ere knowisdss of kisssvyf
Ou : csrsin occasion. in replying 70 nsabsr of tb<
odisns Lesisaturs who alksd sout Catslsa<, ke. hs
Doctor said, 4 v tsi- tbe xsntisnan hsre wo asoAs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

L.cruREs ON THE PHIIosoPY oT MrsMERIsA. BY Rev
JoHs B DODs Fowler Wells, ISL Nssssu-st
DR.. Dods has made some sensation IN this City
by his experiments at Clinton Hall This little volume
contains the substance Of several lectures delivered In
Boston and has had very large sale since rs mrs, pub
hcstion II gives some very interesting views OF one
of the most interesting of sciences.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24


On looking over the field after the array
counted the dead bodies Of seventeen Indians,
every one Of which had been scalped, pre-
sentins most hideous and revolving spectacle
There was but one exception to this universal and
barbarous rutiation, and that was the body Of the
Chief whose hairy honors were lett undlsfuroed
by Carson, and who had specially charged the
hunters to respec, the mortal remains OF bis enc
my. He thus spared the kindred and trbe OF the
savage Chief, flor they would doubtless come and
bury their dead after we retrsd,) from griei and
humiliation greater than death itself for an IL
dian considers the loss OF life as simply calamity
bat when coupled with the loss Of the scalp
feeling Of dishonor and degradation IS superadded
to the bitter anguish Of bis sorrow Tor the dead
-Four OF the Blackfeet fel By the hands OF Marx
Head. who fulfilled TO the very ls.ier the oath
which he had sworn to be avenged upon them, for
their supposed agency in the loss OF hi. Indian
bride To BE- continued.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TnE HisToRy OF HANNIBAL the Csrthagensn. By JAcoB
ABsoIr. Harper RrodbersL
This is another volume of the series of Mr.. Alb
bolts historical biographies ef which Charles l. and
Alexander the Great have already appeared The style
10 clear and simple adapted to the comprehension Of
youth and the work Ia illustrated by a number Of
choice engravings. The typographical execution i'
admirable