The New York herald., 1850-01-29

Mr. W.s.s., Of inhabitants of otsss', to alter the
Mr. o. ALL.s of fifty citizens in relation to Sheris'
fees, and duties on executions.
Mr FoRD, of Trustees Of Buffalo Hospital OF the Sis
tsTs Of ~ Charity praying for appropriation %
relation to SHERIFF. fees and duties.
Mr.. VARsuM, remonstrance of merchants and ship
masters against the proposed law relative to the IL
censse and government Of the pilots Of New York by
MI L sHtlpos, to prevent ralss Of manoriai lands,
until their title shall have been settled by law
Mr GopARp, for the improvement of Racket River.
NJ HORIZON, On same subject
. u NEW YohK CHEMICAL COMPANY.
Mr TOWNSEND, chairman Of Judiciary Committee, in
relation ITO the New York Chemical Manufacturing
Company 10 sell their real estate. Reported favorsbly
and referred to the Committee Of the whole House
The Thirteenth Annual Report of the Institution Of
the Blind was received from the Secretary Of State
DEAF AND DUMB
report was received N a. from the New York Deaf and
the Bowery Saving Bank, ofthe city of New York.
Mr.. RAYMOND gave notice Of . bin to prohibit moor.
porsted panies from nterposing the plea Of usury
Mr. RoBERTsos gave notice Of bill granting to Free
derrick Rsguer certain lands In the county Of est
chester the water of the Hudson river for the
purpose CT commerce.
RENEWAL RAILROAD CHARTER.
Mr. o. ALLEN asked unanimous consent to have the
third reading Of bill in relation to the renewal Of the
Atlea ara hornssville ksilroad company when ex-
given, and the bill passed
Mr. LTTIF gave notice OF q bill allowing inn keeperg
who did not traffic in ardent spirits to be elected JUS
tices of the Peace.
EXPENSE BANKING DEPARTMENT.
MIR Roor offered resolution, directing the Comp
troller to communicate the expenses Of the Banking
Department, whch lies over.
coMPENsATIoS TO COMMISSIONERS or CODE.
The Comptroller transmitted his report, stating the
amount OF compensations paid the Commissioners Of
the Revision Of the Code as follows :-Alvah Warden,
IS 900; John A. Collier 81 900; Anthony Robertson
$500; Seth C. HsWley, $4,000.
Adjourned.
Late ana Interesting from santa Fe.
Sr. LOUIS Jan. %, 1850.
We have received advices from Santa Fe to the 2sh
Of November, announcing that few days previous
Major Green and party had started in pursuit Of
band Of In disns who 1t will be remembered, had cap
tured MIR. and Mrs. White and child, together With
eight others oil of whom afterwards killed, with
the exception of Mrs. White aud child, who still
held rs prisoners by the Indians.
As the Major and his comrades came in sight
Of the Indian camp, and discovered by the In
diane the latter became much alarmed and after hsv-
Ing shot Mrs. White precipitately fed leaving their
camp equipage and two Indian children behind. The
body Of the lady then taken possession Of but
trace Of her child was to be found
quarrel had recently occurred at Santa Fe, be-
tween Captain Alexander Pspin and man named
Wheeler, In which the former killed.
Mr.. John Adams had been murdered by band Of
lncfaps st Pena Blanca.
A. Sims convicted of the murder Of John Jackson,
was sentenced to be hung at Santa Fs on the 18th,
probably 3oth) of November.
Col Calhoun, Indian Agent, not very successful
In his trading operations with the Indians In New
Mexico.
Mr.. Thos Boggs had arrived at Santa Fs from Cali
fornia, and reported the smgrants from Santa Fe
very fortunate in obtaining gold.
theatre was In successful operation at Santa Fe,
under the management Of Mrs. M. jones.
new paper had been started called the New Meri-
ean which advocated the claims Of Texas to that coun
try.
Indian Murders In Minnesota.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. Is, 1850.
Accounts from Minnesota announce that the SouI
Indians recently murdered three Of the Chippewa tribe
at Rum river.
Fire and Loss or Life at Peoria, Illinois.
PEORIA, Qn) Jan % A n.
most disastrous Ere occurred here yesterday morn
ing. 1t broke out In the building the corner Of
Main street and Printers alley the lower floor Of which
was occupied BY MIR. VIM. A. Heron, druggist tho
second floor by the Daily Champion and Weekly Ressr'
q printing oHise: and tha third rear build
ing s the New York Temperance House, BY Mr.
Decker.
While the Ere was raging, explosion took place ir
the drug store causing the building to fall In, killing
Mr. Jamss fitzpatrick editor Of the Pesris .amoiesn
Mr.. Pickett editor Of the Chsnpicn, smothsrs6,
TO death and buried beneath the ruins while attempt
ing to save his books.
Is feared that several others have been killed by
the falling walls but 1t is Jet impossible to ascer
tain the fact.
The books and papers belonging to the Masonic
Grand Lodge were consumed. Indeed, 20 rapid the
progress Of the flames owing to the combusbls nature
of the materials that not thing ssred and tha
nd Ia Ia hsan
ruins
The total loss Is not ascertainsd. The CAsspisr.
Office will lose s25oosome $500 of which Is insured
Flour MIL Destroyed by Frrs.
sr. Lours, Jan. %, 1850.
The extensive -four mill on the corner Of Thirteenth
and Market strsets the property Of T. A Brieklsnd
Co, was totally consumed BY are yesterday morning
The Are is supposed to have been the work OF ncen
diary.
The mill and stock were valued ct $4,000, $4,000 OF
which was covered by insurance.
Quebec Observation-Disclosures Triumph.
QurBrc, Jan. rs, 1850.
At the election in this city, Saturday last the
ministerial candidate successful he being slsstec
by majority Of two to one.
shipping InteIngenee.
cl.arsd-Bsrh Ranger. Nstanras big neridisa BAIL
NA.rI.,s z,h xsr. ',y Ss.ssa. Mar. Lowell,
Ari,,s-Brs Oregon Assr, tAs. ss1 :ssa ssa i.a.
son, seahny.
DesroS, Jan y.
Arrived-Bsrk. Luccrne Mssnrss Sd nst; Mary Broush
tn and Morgan Dx Chseson; Mxyapd Baiti more: Gem.
Nashua Girsid. Philadelplia.
shIs Henry. New orleans Th inst Amulet DO 18th ult.
baf than DO sta inst; brig hathsr. Baltimore;
Brg Frederic Port Prince 9th Left bark Colty.
Nlcrs urc trir Russell do schr Teus days.
Brt Nsvns hsnssnillo slt ul, Lett brs Frances Jane.
hr,. s,l.sg fo, Prince. ..A sit AonI.a Norsan.