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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
Military Lard Grants Indians -is'-
teS'- Moase-D TaxI'ian Board OF Claims


wAsssasr0N. &a-cb y lsl<-
enclose Mr WALpo's bN .rom che Il the pen
.cr s1antins cot si,tess giving 70 each o,er sui
rri>s.e. now living. swbo served IN the A1ay II
the las: wxr wiz; Great bria.l, either n tee rSSu-
ler euSs,ed sey,ce volunteers. L.! sis ranger, -
.es fspcib'es" sr SIX months. were regularly dis
charged snd have 70; 40 bounty .ssts, 100 scres
each' 70 be located wherever there srs pubic Auo'
I, ,b- usv provided by tie set Of l. Feb isl7 'or
ths Mexican wAr IssG:s The oil ~ os,s'sned ic
the Committee .. tae W sole, sl1 ;ssrns House b.
80.
Sir siBLEYs jcin, rcsout On. enclosed, and po'
vet acted OF. ssslrars .lst The SIOUX indians nes
The soarces OF 81. Peters uver, arr ssd 20 o.
rc-ving for lack o. E0d, Esd proposes u place
1900 Ia NJ Secretary kwlNes hauGs 'or me %
reaei Ii sctcd On az a. this case should D
promptly caNed Up
JuSre PoIrEE aid bis Poss Ot6ce Commute
hsve he'd = greet Sesl referred % them, vi q
Seenlv in erss,s lie pubac, VII ch ooSs WHO Srea'
.nxisiy Er he s9, 'ra'is OF their labor Wet
here II ;s-Haase bill lao, - pay Tire esnsrac'or
De Aruait Se4S The leaned and indeisVS a" =
JUDGE. some days since, introduced the oiA Lac
TIE Commerce Committee, the postal nine ma! :
expected 10 app, shortly 20. stated c'erA
Mere ySi-cnsxe' Mere Boards u Claims AZ
other Commits Oner and Clerk
Nr. AcCLgKSAxp. from the FOREIGN AhsHs' &c
ported back 10 The House, on the l9ih biH passed
BY the Senate, 10 csrry into effect the CONVENTION
between the United States, add the EmPer~ OF
brsxii Of January H. ls4s. The President 70 te
sppcsas . Connisssoasr. u $4,000. 70 decide %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
4 Senate Session ca Saturday; supply Bli
-Rcvenue Cutter-,

Correspondence OF T. Tribune.
WAsmSCIoY. FRIDAY Ma,oh p.
The Senate meets y morrow meets on Set
urday Don't suPposc, courteous reader, that trai
powerful body meets n Saturday,, FOX the first
time during the LAST twolveInonth, or account ri
pressure of business Its business 10, SINCE No
ve1nber last, has been and for e. ratciined per'd
vet to CONE, viii be. tho manufacturing q ~
spseche, The liberty u Speech "a naui'e sted
In oil is pristine beauty in the Senate There no
hour.slass tells the learned deolalmer that time
di-s"-,hers IL q oi no consequence whether ever!
body has MADE up ms mind on Que5ton, or Lo'
On gOes the manufacture, IN goes toe fuel up goes
lie ste an, ouI 60 the documonts. Just ptepcd ID
tho gel,ly door ior moment, and found some emit
neni pen0n ar other scmoniziug on Slavery al =
powerful rute--to BuuCombe, OF course how g'Hc
| was to make nv escape from the infection.
could not say with senator Dickinson, mat tie
air hal become FFTID with Abolition doctrines 'f
documents, Tor with Senator STURoEor lnst 4
was "the black.heAried"
that took M sme uupyoa,ab'y. but could say thei
believed la Senator SMITHS declaration OF yestef be
daN, tia; o. the California ALTAR ever. body Mind
IL fuuv made a.. NJ SINH has oash OF hc.n"r
IL hisn sud after telling HAlE, VINO rstns 60 yea
de learned Sens'or the hosls he occupied apo01
the removals thst he HALE mad spoken Ni>k
DAYS sh.s tessioo. which 10 10 oouot me iac'' 81.
s31sG The, u ,hs SsDete would sgrce 10 meet 81"
SATURDAY. lie lSaIIHl wou.l or,y want tue mover
q tue inquiry lBRADBURy OF Me- snd Nier'F csi'
dent FtLLNoRg to be present, when he Wee Pc
,idvlt could . ace BRADBURY IN tue Coaif' eDd ''s
rect Of ths Senators might lie preseht O. &, ss'-
whsyc Wheths, tbs i Gie arrans nsnI Anv"
ut. lut Nj TRrIAN SMITH concludes 10 MOI row.
~ makes come progress know nc; when Il p
new Census hi IS probably puS TO ,sep SEa.n.
Tue S0Jpls meutsry supply bIl lee oeeh OS'''-
the House toGRy IA COMMITTEE iaeuOers NHNf
made ayc minute specches, and pNpOAei nV''''
Gus amSianeuts. Il IS az iepsta SGT tlrnukh va
and has been reported 10 The House. The s9-Y>S
iIola, tur ? undviipr the laveLtSgs Fund passeo
RAYLY stQeA % y, /. Ni>IoS never said "oid
The ON va. s. crest tast cpu.d not beer hti o
whstwas ejaeul ated, bp: IRE S0utr spd shs'u y m
OsiAts carried the appropriation. Perhaps We
shGA est tha NeGs aid NsXS 81 MpdaNi TO ~u','
the Il use hss nc ur.,d. enc tnrn MI wn'e ~
greater eussil c,.
Tbs KevSare Gutter Service IS shown - CO
,ect.r. and others 10 hav. been very s'eNt
abuse No mstter Geuteulen here hSNe ,rietOs
aud relatives who mCst be liieteo o. nae SAi'-
On the 18th last Nr. NoNiAtp moved, this; . &c
esesed Ttsith- Cor agis~ ~ C.;ss he nsrue j
to u .-iis IN me P,Y.iey Vt '~slonas 5e Ne'st.'
s,ssp D, w s,,sSsy Il he Treasury o. nc ssh le
H.e
or ccurse he inquiry VII &c made. The ie
sult c>os siaeiiue-the dc1tls mileage as tssi e.
oPinson, Essy De readily guessed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
NIiscsilasxoO.

The Minister of the luterior has issued cirv1sr
addressed 60 the various Preteets, recommending
the establishment II banks OF hcnOe, TO be support
ed BY voluntary contributions. i-r the purpose u
lending money to needy individuals relying ugoo
their probsy Tor In return. The ban 10 not TO ex
coed s0of
The Procureur de Ia Republiqne has ordered the
seizure oSs pamphlet BY Ledru Robin entitled the
Tweuiy -kurth Eeyrirr.' a. containing--i. Ex.
c,tencnt to hatred and coatempt sgsinst the Gov.
eminent OF the Republic ., Exciting citizens one
SgSin.t ths other ana. }. Insults against the per
son oil the President OF the Republic. The procu
resr hiss sso crdvrsd proceedings 10 be commenced
against such printers of pscards rosuve 10 elscto
raj mcetines as have acted contrary o. the laSs
on Inst subject. ard directed that ala saoh plscsrds
sha be torn down.
NJ SuQuet, responsible editor Of the T'rmps was
On Monday condemned by default 10 three years
imp isoUment aud SCOOP 6ne, lor an article Va that
Ournsl containing attacks against the 9overnmsnt
Tbs PrefeCt Of Police. whose campaign against
the trees OF liberty nearly Produced an casute. hiss
entered upon second campaign sssinst those
crowns Composed vi the flowers called ssmOrfeiies.
which the people hang on tombs. The campaign
commenced in this way. Ga sunday the ami
yerssry OF the 9Th Of February, the Republicans
hung crowns o. imn0Ffosiss Gu the raihng which
surrounds the column II liberty on the Place 30 Ia
Bastllle as they often did before M honor OF the
victims both OF July and February. Ny order 81
the Preieet Of Police the crowns were carried cd
by the police. aud deposited ia q eighborng guard
house The denzens of the Faubourg 81. Antoine
went down aud demonstrated with the soldiers, to
whose care was conhded the precious ratxis. and
the soldiers allowed the people Ia carry them OF
THIS was not all. At noon dow marched tho iau
boursians, with whole baskets OF thu obnoxious
wresth', and converted the spikes OF the railing
round the column Of the statue OF liberty into the
appearance II a border OF fajisn corn Squad
runs II police arrived In turn and dispersed tho
sympathetic sssemblage.
The Minister Of the Interior u France, in q com
,nunicstion 70 the NoAitsur, expresses hs gfeat
jsspproyl OF the reno, al OF the mmOvSellss from
the column Vi July OH the Place de Ia Bsstle. They
were ordered TO b. replaced. and the peace officer
who, unauthorized, had perpelra,ed tho al, was
Instantly dismissed.
NJ Victor Hannequin, editor OF the Dsv,oerdtis
Poc,6qus, was tried AMI found guilty On Wednes-
day, by the Assire Court OF Pans, OF a seditous
libel He was sentenced to years impnsounient
and 5,000f hnc.
Five soldiers Of tie i7th Light Infantry have
been sentenced 10 death by court martial br dis
obeying Instructions at Ly ous OF the 18th of June
Finy four Il tho insurgents Of June. confined In
the Fort Of Honmet bad been pardoned by the Pre-
sident OF the Republic.
revolt tooS place the e7lh ult. among the mill
isry prisoners at the Fort Mont ~. Michel bus the
troops succeeded in disarming them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
sir lahn FRANKLIN.

Eti'ors n re Cl 81 States and Canada particularly
rrS;-si-d 10 copy he following
Ib- report concerning Sir John Franklns expo
d.i,on. Inserted in several of the English papers,
az copied from paper published IN CsIlorns,
snd received via Psnsms has caused much dis
treas of Ulnl 20 al connected with the 't -iissln.
expedition as parties Who are uuacqualntcd v III
and other facts have Tor the m,iuruI been lie
ceived sud led to hoy, iust there - Truth 20 the
statement This. however 8 q7ite 'sNa"io-s mi
regires immediate contradic.'on 'or Il IL evident
that the same il a false report revived and might
esd {, postpone tSrd th0 generous efforts at.
ia progress both IA this country and elsewhere on
behalf Of our gallant oounty men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
The Elsctioos.

TIE Cen,rsl Socaii1t Committee has rejected NJ
Eln..e De Grsrdin. snd accepted De- FIott- iDpli
Gated !4 The altar Of June, l.is, and ser. 70 tie
nGla., VIDAL snd Can.ot. ~ Candidates ior the Fep
-e.eurs'ion Of Paris Notwithstanding lie violent
socialist siDions Il III Sc csbdidstes DOT only the
s<ce. ~hien 70 the organ Of tte Dsfaure psrty, bar
he Nol,Oh0l and be Prsss accept he ls a. H.
leasi..ge one and al On al her idends u sap
pr. .
r. Pan. the e.ectorsI meeting, stu ~ Oh bsi
thoLt any new feature EXCEPT iDcress a. ardacisr
Z LANGUAGE gDOng the socisii.,s A meeting o.
tee BOuspartst electors was he'd night or tyo
% - tbe Sale Vsleniino There were over 3.OO4
,eogle present snd CO. u hat nun1b-r ,bere Wef,
-,lsaz, 2.9oo gho repeatedly Estcred tho cry q
" WE Emperor
Toe pr-osrat0ry elsc..--g 3. Fserce show lat ;
fsr greater humber q voters Lave erercsed then
rsGcl &c than az rTO preyi01s elections More
tban 81 CO.. persons nave recTrced their votes
Gen. De "a Hate y. Fog. and II. Boaiean az D.
NJ head u toe -; TIE DAG ce Psdoae, the Be
naparps, candidate And the Cont De Chsbro, ;he
LEW a,,, carditsse have beer az: ss4e for -
Orleans g ps-y
We lss5n inlrn he Pcr's papers that IN Chab
~ Chcusa1, AMI d- Pa'sone. THAI er and haf
oesg, Rave Wfhsi,ssn tbeg claims 70 repEesehi
M netrufO.is Gen d Ia HIre, n. Bonlean, .Dc
u Foy having BAD the eTestsss 1llnoer 81 Vts'
"a NE preparatory OaIoH
sr-fO.s comT isiLs are nsHe g &c 4noD Hs--'-
toosl oonduct ~ certain q the projects Of cepsri
~ /, ir,s-sr,ug VIII he eiscti3rs; and M
couiuet 81 tie Presscs Of the Loir ct Cher IL pre-
ve,:, y, The addresses Of cs2di3afes from beins
,Os,es ~. We, truashs 5Gd~r tie Consideration e
,.,e As.eaily by " 9llvzt The Assembly. bow
ever. refgss8 = eltertain ne aa-.ion aad psssss
20 me order q the day By 40 70 20. After sbss
de,..or We ts5st Se sssA bear no more complaint,
OF the coonmissaries o. " Ledrs Rein. % u ris
circaars Ct ~ CsrDot the present proceedings o
the react onsry party fsrnah an snpbe er POI
fscfo juslsSesti0a Of me cupdact Of both these
geni.sner-
victz HsnneTzsA sdisax u The Denserssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

TIE repcrs Of the Comnittee % the bodrrs a
1880 hss been delivered % the Represensafre, :
rbe report shows thss the defstt IN the badre, II
lSs9 anaoants to So.ooo. cooL The tota snoes a
the ordinary expenditure which the Cosnrltse
proposes TO Eathorire Sc the year 1850 iaisr TO
the s1n approved 81 by the Assembly sor last yer
The diminaro0 proposed BY the late NiLassy
amounted 70 to.6ie a. compared~ith the bog
CT OF lstS. vitA,at competing the supPementsr
credits. The Committee Ada 10 this saving "a
,hcr sam ~ s1lls sS7L - that the to,a diminetct
VII BE nesriy lIS.0ooVo The expenses are d.
v,ded into orGinary and extrsordinsry expenses -
The ordinary expenses sno1It 10 sos oo.. ss7t--
o. that sUn the pubic debt s~allo~s up 52o.sef,-
1893. ard the iiferens pubic departments 81. $50.
sisf The extraordinary budget s calculated AZ
= 80. 500. Tbs tUtzl ordinary ard extraordinary
budget spounts TO l. sS1 s4Sss7t The sre.tess
reductions are made By the Commsitee IN the W1
and Marine Departments. TIE credits demanded
'or the War Department are oSer thaa ,hcse q
asst wear Sy the sun u IL Sl3oa9 and aye uxed az
the sum OF is3o&sssC TIE general nPec, Of a.
fairs al home and shrosd has ut Peruutted the
C0Um',ec ~ demand dmub;ioa Ia the standing
army. Tho nun,ber ot trsops IN Algens - 1900
men. aad there are 10000 mea still IN ltsy. The
souber o. troops IN the ,nterov cf Frs0se sroonts
- $4,000 u-sn. The marine snd ooa,nia badset
as originally proposed amounted 20 nASs3.t5lL /,
81 sh,ch % s366llt Is kar the service o, the ma
ire. 70 $4,000 lor the cosnna service. and AFS'
e0ot ior extraordinary worse. Toe Committee pro
pose - reduce The marine budget 10 sitto. soct .
the co.oG.al service a sesl, 391t and the exus.
ordinary ssrks To s,ofSoco,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

psrf.sFs-Toc.e ~k.ch az cssed 1p lie tort
are n,osis made ..h the corsaze ana e iortbss
aame,l L.ais XIII Ehsch last-Es a. Iae FOaf a.
- asss leay ~. ho~ev-r. the ee',s- pr open- .
a - show The richness q tie urcer Inca. These
,i-.rsa. Is q cneuDi .e,ts aDsE bslns i0rrr-e
~ he carlr.- pats O. e-.Iylce--d inlet a..
on.rp.rt o;rhe sleeves being . match. that q tIe
,lsilst csll-.c i--u.lg ,-'slsns O Fuibnz rV4a.
lhr wrist E..ash-d -Ith dogb.e garulfure n
sirli.Ar oescrpt'pn. ed-ed Al rA.rov lace 1sh.
H. psy n zpon The NAlos--
Donnrss u tsd-sgss are nv Eepisc.8x hos a
ss-1 md velvet. tie fzvUT.te cvlovs be.Bz pima
FAC. vsfdl-; grseo, sod 5o-qgle They are, ~
tie most part. teo,rstel With I1rhes A. fllLEg,
4 crepe sse " lse taHe or Of tb> sars material
pi1ktd al the edges
BALL DEKssIs-We may here remark ihs' Bal
dresSss have E,ceryons some little ehaage zee
those Of "a, o sson, fsE Of them nOw opening -
- r.-re s.9ss. and ss.4on tAsiss 10 ys'ssfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
Swamrirs IRE Popu'cns and Educated states
a. Auti- hsr lain broadside-I aii's-hiot
ptmoersc, Disney END GerwsR-F oHs' =
lieut. ~ Eccrrts.
CQsTcspcrdence Of Ille ! TI4ans-
WlsasSsros, SsiaIlsy. MSrs -


WlsMsSros SsiaIdsy. Mac p.
have always considered lbs; the incorporates
Of n MN unite. liAe Ns~ MeAico, Texas. CslcF'la
Cabs. and Cye-on .inc'uiicg DASixL WEBsfFE +
nr mex slsvehoic.ur States, TO be ;~ned out o
Texas ITO the North American Cuon, may pro- e
q fangero1s AID doubtful po,cy When | oons'l,i
the in.aease distance OF CGiorns. Oregon aua
View Mexico. sni the mixed and i-.nioi Eaed pei .
l,,;sn Of the shove conIt1ss. taken as = whole
c,,,t, ,hiuk i safe the, ley shosH ere l,oe
sWsr,p the vc ces Q. nearly hat iee 'o-lcst ~t-;,
roouis ton q The .c,,. la the Senate which has
VETO on The House . Rep eseAsaaNes pos>esst
saur,us ccccu4t iss same YuwcF u SoAk ress, =
RI. Execa:;vr ar frvv Council q iae nsto.- src
cnvOw eIs one gnSu IL Is SaYrene NQur1 'ue ,'
\ Csb.n,t Minister, Or 81 A.Hossssoo' - o"p~-@'
srea; Sl.t ~vlgasy matters abroad, A"e = eOin
nSrSs the Presilelt, with reference 70 slil'..S -
oomiuate sgsIn, - an, AID sgsln and A. am
Borooyhrsoagerag = ~ s5s---- si.on IL NE &C
Wcrd Why iutro-ace Il here
Gen. S6IELus, Yesterday. IN re senate PIE
50. tsi memorial from llnois .csoru.og Con
s.ress thar NGtcre uor Natures God never niece
ine negroes eqasl 49, tae Nhite o'utens- IL
net. oa-rs sre, az tire mos. par = - the Soa'h
xhe-s rhev were educa,sd taus % ihink " h-l
,h, iscsots " ere h.bged . bura Christians wst
,oox Se-slt ;r,sa the PNpe, some BARRED es-s
,in,s. ,icus hs levers la the issca 1Asn pss4-ls
.el blessed lie Lurd fr rs goodness ard mercy "a
- feretics whom the Games were ,crtGriag-
Thew had been educated 70 be thankful 'or 'cca =
licstious u G,- sooinsss
IL the ccod oil times Vi l2DorsGce and s'YersH
,soa. snd before b..eAng prie.ihoods 90 'of'nreo
looblers into uriiormiiy or else ont Of existence
xere nessurably supcoeded by another elsss c.
hurhvss. who torture mankind mere s.SNiy ee'
cutie As securely, under the shmy Prsssx, OF al
rni,istsr,us Laws. rendered 20 sbstruse and uieis'
ph,scsl that the hierophaats ct the times q tie
Phsraobs .nd Ptolneys Of Egypt ~ere 10, u 70
Aoi I, esndle 10 them, sypods sesusS the reas'ssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
VOLUME X.

Claims, who e 70 ST 81 Washington. and get
through in yesE. The Dlazi.is-, ire y send here
certain moneys 10 be paid to ciRinsnts pro rata
The Clerk = 10 get s2002
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

P1ess1ve ard candidate fw ne ssoue r, Io,,..
has sddr-ssed the electors 70 the oect DAT :. Ais
late condemnation BY PARA tribal sor -.ei,.
saon" does Mt carry With Il oss q pohs..l r,~ht.
he trusts hey viii elect hin a. a prxess e. .in.,
these political psoseeussoas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
Miscellaneous.

Steamer City OF Glasgo~, viii sail from Glasgow
ios New-York on the sth o. April The Bishop OF
Exeter hss been defeated Ia his contest with The
Rev. Mr. Gorham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
THE EUROPEAN NEWS.
RECEIVED BIZ TIE STEAMER YlAGARA

TIE s.e1zs- Nio-G-r arrived 4; Bos.1a % Sat.
ur4sy afternoon ~ . s'c,ck AZ b. .-1l. came
57s- 70 III. c.:y By lie o-t.aary coavsysnce. We
give be.,~ lie ie;ais OF The news made ap trom
or Eurlpasa pareII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

Hon T 3 KrSSs Report ~ CALiFoEsiA-
TIE Saf,essl Isseiise.osr q Saturday, .aTs
Tee O&cisl Report bs Hou. Tteasss Be- 6. - O. pa
st - California hss eerl cck-a uf ~'ir ~ ri1c1 uif
!, nj b. ~ toniss. - scc-Dass i1.r'n.sn 20 nr
.r.sar. ~ "a oee7 - -nE1 cou2se4-e-s
-.r .oune y =. slsv-c Be- e pFe21rH4ol - ~ hcs
81. .ir.a-a-c .cei 70 De lands of ne hN-cunFf
- ,srera Be- at de- hs.rss soo- - cs-r - c.
.-us. u0d ihrOssh 81 Pr-st - - ruthc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

La.Er SIM FkON rHf ckk ctEFFNl - -t
S5r--aA q - sr ies-rs frs s-.-rsc- ih.- he -
-. - ~ srrr.at tss go, ocr. 70 -. @ "a
IS. .hxTe So A1f ususxFf,e g'rA-. sAfr' an -
r-~- o. s-furcsy 80, a. apet i4ea - a1e9 -
s..-s-s . a. kerroarCer src zap. urs- Irt
-, r.-s - ~. De h~-s 3 5Fcs1 hiF-f, &C =
=. = a. .t-.s = i~- resher - wtch tcck -1rcs rs
-. ~ r,sred fhstu srG tlrFglls wers t7-s
% o. xh-r s'er srla- bfsyrg = esff-c d o. =
: - So. .ic.r.fy f,r aut hos " - bosa o.
poprs Grew sd he h-.rs tseAF+- 4IS 49, r
- - h, e~s~-,rf .nd or Aortsg 80 - 1--we -
s0c,Aer TIA u stcse mons cs a. a o<rs-l -
all ~ T.cr--Sfui TIE Croe ~hA.rt ~ eSseIlrr~ =
.--E sozsc - fees locg Ard - ca Fss nAi a
ros.scip - ira s---l .11s fssscf gers - - Ne
slse .As Ire scrp~rs eAs been r-siy os1 t-e
IL . sgecr- OF ~h.l- AMY ylih s-Tsrsl Prouto
s-c-s 90 Ia zach Tue bed Of whAe sd snss- ept
Esc<psoss ssve dTssE LIZ re eSses. tnd eo'sfhs
hin Scr sccRruy-
II Hon William A Newell Represeuts'!ve
ron Se~-Jers-J k,s ssasn ee~z ea>e bone ~ ss~srs
IAn<&x Il - D<f Il - azAy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

The blowing table is compiled .or TIE 7'rl5Vsl
from Al utaui General jones' retain. laid before
C.,-re.s Feb : ESQ:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

Letters from Ssples d the ION Ult represent the
state a ma: kiHgli0m az horrible The G0ssra
rceut o. King Bo0Ds % al organizsd rcfJory, aad
TO- Al amnesty s nssre deco 70 lure porous 20
'.sstr-ctson. Gen Nssz3sste, The Commander "a
IL Cslsbrss. recently loblshed Yrocismst.oni IA
r,s nane OF hfs heloysd sad nOsr nssrcffal save
reign. oaiiag o. sboss sho had taken sishs ca ar
cvanI a DOiitcal CHeIses y return and puusnlsnz
ihcm that 70 Lotice sbo1l6 te taken VI the y3st--
Several unsor,asste persoss. not remembering The
"A tbe,s character The bO1sb,1s. snl husssDg 10
he promises Vt kim Bouabs returned, ao3 became
lie victims o. tbs dla5oscsi yNse. " Ii..n t~o
-, stes their return - peTsoBs were arrested N
C.lsbsi4 sHd 81 10 Saplss, and were thrust INTO
dungeons. where the nxtafer, and the poisssssr.
and tns assassin al important l1eubrs a the En-.
seu..ye GoTernment Of Ssti-s. are doug tler VI.
fee 81 them Ose unfortunate yooth has jast ex-
pred u the dungeon 4 Viears from ooas1up,i a,
n Consequence o. having been exposed al tie
Water % the Punishment called I'd The chosen
he 80 ksps = dssssea Tor seven poets, sad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25
Truman Smith or Oaes-GIvias.

Bra61srys Dszs1rI Co--.ts 4 Lzorr-fS C0-@iz1i<
...As-dyss S'st<asos. Cesstos = Lo-"stea Lv'Hs'
%. A1ro,dy L71 ds1< H,eg ~ I've ~. ~ c15il!
..Es~tlaiisy Condition. u Qs.es siyJos>, isfis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10

TIE NASHVILLE C0NyENTION -Everyw
have he people poured contempt upon his movement but
nowhere perhaps more empnsGcaly tsn al Athens In
C;-orga The southern B1nney. published Al hat place
ave Al - O'Clock called a. he Town Hal fhe place
FOR holding eecious ~ ascertain what progress was msE
ing 10 ne election anu found magistrate and constable
- h one or Two Other persors quietly seated a. The table
bgt 40 roll opened and 10 voters Upon inquiry, tho
gstrste Informed us thai impossible 10 organize
.ega tribunal for holding he election - no freebooter
would Acr-and furthermore not more han half dozen
p-r.ous had appeared with desire Of Young Al o'cPk
w. ca ed sgsn here had been any alteration since
L. O'Clock The only change noted ikat Inc before
opened doors Of he Hal closed and he room en-
urey deserted NOl soc present 10 or about The Hall
THIS stale u hngs continued throughout he day, unu!
nearly o'clock he hour for closing he polls when
organization was effected, and casl for
Delegates 10 the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
Later News from the Plains and -anta r.
Indian TroubIes-GoId Nine, DC.


Ny Joseph Ellis with party Of u eni-Tai-''
and y Mexicans reached here yesterday afternoon
from the Plains They lef. Santa Fe on the IN
March Business was extremely dui Much con
sterpation prevailed among he inhabitants on A.
coopt Of bostlites Of different tribes Of indians.
and robbsries were % almost daily occurrence
The child Of Mrs White, who vas killed some
time since by The Indians, and the negro servant
girl. are still alive though IN captivity. some III
dams brought in a report TO that effect
Naior Fitzpatrick was At Biz Timber on he AZ
ks,.s. River endeavoring to form treaty with
o.. hostile Indians It was thought he would sue
coed in getting deputatieu Of Camsnches kiowas
and Arapahoes 20 accompany him TO " Washington
The American gold mines near santa re were
doing well They average about : per day and
would do much better if was not for the scarcity
OF water.
Many Of the cmigrants who took the old route 70
California via the South Pass are returning to San
ta Fe
Kit Carson was about to 90 to California via the
South Pass
Governor Armijo has been in prison at Chlhua
hua for not defending Santa Fe against the Amer
cans three years ago.