New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
,..,,x Rcnnvnr.-At Amherst,

ming home at ~ = I, WIN az 'u'' """" ~ 10
h.nI and had Just sepped II" i'i'h hs sa''' 'i,u @
hr was struck do"a hch','y'' ~l'' t;'i, ~,
oc n stake. his iaV broken aud tho l uhA W"c" ne
o..,;od taLen from him jameson was ater"~d
- ,,n, near his door step aud the town was
r,,l deal excited by the affair. Ih3 causes when
ld in the arrest Of Pond are. that wonan nauieu
NcCipre who lives in the h use with Pond, saw
linn come home on the night OF the robbery VITA u
trutk. aud after hc entered his room something " "''
his manner led her to take look at ms oPefa'"'I
,tronrb the hev hole. when she saw him engage"
in ievcstigaIing the contents oi the "unN' ,lo
won't into the room and ask - question aoou H.
matter when Pond threatened u servo u 10 ,sd
hod servsd n p.rson that nj ut, Il she l'Pc1 -.
cf what she had seen. Under lear 81. e,,l,s Al
ly kent the secret for some "e,N'ii ,.sfir3,ny
yulced il, and Pond was srfest'nr, 10 evithin
il corroborated by the tact III .,,s Of money
| short time. exhibit "A cons deF@o'e ,'s,o,css
'"''' 49, T., erobarrassed creams ticss'
| thOlgh formerly 10 e'''" fg1stin Tri yeuer, 29!h
..o,r,-NVe are Indebted 10 oar
LAT. ~, V;.hsrd swain whose country residence
.'e.f De- Cbrstiap for the following i"'ornih,'H'
.,sicb was given 10 him a. ina, 7 a'' !e'tGI'ay
VIM" u Tesl of the shD1ner Ma iDna Wh'h VIII
OaPs'bII arrive here today lei' Tampa Bay on
/ p,,sIoesday. the 18th inst, and passenger on
L,arI biS schooner reports that the steamer C1l.
Clay had lust arrived there from Charlotte haroof'
with Can't. Casey, the lndqn asent, ON board VINO
states that he has had M interview wltn buy
Bowegs and that the ludiaqs positively refuse 10
remove from Florida. On Capt Casey a'king bl'y
Boyees why h. hal formerly tod him that they
would remove hs answered that they wished to
save their crops, aud that they were now prepared
for any emergency also, that his kindred had been
hurled ia Florida snd he wished 10 be bniled with
them" He likewise said that Z" he wished 10 De
friendly with the whites had 10 desire 70 moes. q,
trouble them in any way, AID thh II 'hc On'' 'eu
Il Il. nrrlI.k
in Florida they would net object 10 1t, but they
would not leave the country Finally III the
whites wished the Indians to remove, they mus
in the first place find them" \. o. PIC, April %.
DEATH OF LIEUT.. WAsHISGToS REID-Froma
private letter dated Para River, Brazil, %Oth req,
rusry 1850, we learn that Lieut. ashn5 5toh heia
ofhe Navy died on board the U Alp Albany on NE iSih
Of February last Of bilious fever, after shO les III he
hsty year Of his age. He ives buried at CoaIes
email town on the risht bank Of he rivef WIN mIts,y
h0nora and inferred Ia lhc consoraied grounds oi The
Car, samncl G Reid OF NeU.Y ork and well known
IN this city lie entered the IN is aud served win
Distinction the coss OF Africa where ne was nsruen
tai in capturing and bringing TO Boston the tMvef SPle
some wears ago He gallant and sccomplisned chcer
and by his uniform cDur;esy If department as
esteemed and had endeared himself 10 all who knew nm
He leaves wife and two chicrsn, hes'de MS OWE con-
nectons, to lament his loss aud with them all we sincerely
condole He has made his as cruise IN he service OF ms
country and bis has anchored The blue sea OF heaven
~ Picayune.
REPORTED RAILWAY DEFALCATIoN State St
has been full of ruInors this morning OF a deiaica-
ton by the disbnrsins olhcer Of the w estern hail-
road at Springfield, Mr.. A. Ware The facts in the
case as we learn them from an authoritative source,
are, that q discovery was made last week that the
books of Mr. Ware Were q good deal behind; ana
that apparently largo sun could not be accounted
for. This has been already cut down to SiO,OOO,
and Mr. Ware asserts that after he has brought up
his books it will not exceed $1,000 and he has
1 xaln no n
in he hands Of the Directors to meet my deficiency
that may be found boston Traveller, goth.
RIor AND ATTEMPT TO RgscUE PRISONER
At about IL o'clock on Saturday night Patrick Gal-
lavan was arrested in New BToad-st for disturbing
the peace when be showed fight, aud gang to the
number of one hundred and iiity undertook 10 tale
lin away by asssuliing the Watch with brick.
bats &c; but the Watch saved their prisoner and
arrested three Of the rioters named Patrick Daley,
Michael Murphy and Allen steward
Boston Traveller, 29th.
s-fs- The anniversary of the Battle of Bunker
Hal, 17lh June is to be celebrated at CharlestOwn
Hon Edward Everett has been invited to deliver
the oraton, and President Taylor has been invited
to be present. The city authorities OF Charles own
have voted an appropriation OF $1,000 toward the
celebration.
f7p- In the brig Orinoco which sailed from this
nor Yesterday for Venezuela the newly appointed
Consul for Asgostura, Frederick A. Beelen, Esq.
went passenger. He is directly Concerned IN the
important enterprise Of the Perman ut s'abli>h-
ment of steamboat navg alton on tne Onnoco River |
TBal imOre American 30lh
IYQUEsr on THE BODY OF JAMES McNEFF.-We
learn from the LotreR Courier, that the Inquest |
summoned by David Bood Esq on the body OF
James McNtii found dead with his throat cut, near |
Dracut returned verdict that deceased came 10 |
his de sth by lis own hands.
~ In Edgartown. Mass the support OF the |
;,l ~ H. Mr. m
Vincent sot the iob this year at $ll73 Oi course |
be goes into the matter as speculation; the
nearer The recipients Of this public charity come
to starving the larger the profits Of the speculation
II The wife Ct Mr. Peter Bender Of Eric, in |
tins county, on Sunday last became the mother OF |
three children at a birth, all daughters and doing |
well. This woman we are tod, is about % years |
of age. and has SIX children living, alter burying |
one. Her hus band is said to be 81 years old
MORE CALuoRNIAss--The LOceV Courier says |
a company Of about sixty emigrants from that city |
will leave for California this week via the l'thmus
route and if no delay occurs at Panama they will be
in San Francisco in about six weeks after leaving |
New York.
THE PoIsrr CoUPEE CREvAssE-The IHib0-
deanr Mneyra learns ;hat the waters from the
Pointe Coupee crevasses are beginning u be felt
by the inhabitants in Brule Labadie, Parish OF AS
sumption, nine miles above IhibOdeaux,
L-D "A H-IV ODCuiIeu III TIC e'iNc' a. t'D' "'O"'
Conn, Saturday night, between party OF Oilnshmen
and five firemen. One OF the firemen had his eye
Couged out, and another was SO badly injured that
he was obliged to be carried home.
i-Y@ Rev John T. Sargeant was Oh Sunday cho
sell delegate from Theodore Parkers Society 10
the Worlds Peace Convention" TO be held at
Frankfort Germany, in the month Of August next.
u O. A Brownsoa has had an enthusiastic re-
ceptlon from his Catholic friends in Montreal, and
had accepted initiation TO visit Quebec
~ Green cucumbers were selling in Cincin-
natl last week, Mt ; cents niece.