New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
MAIL GLEANINGS.

FURIHER News FROM MEXICO
! The treaty conSsmmatcd at Santa Fe on the 81 Of
| April, between Gov. Calhoun and Col Monroe, on
| the part OF our Government. and ChacOn, the heal
Chef, and GucrO. Lo5ez and I0ceSito, Captains OF
the Apaches Asl1g east Of The RIO Grande, has a.
ready been signaiiy violated. Toward the close OF
the last month descent was made upon fort Bar
clay, and al Tie stock belonging 10 the settlement
was run of. Nearly 20 nc same iae, an attack vas
made urCn The village Of NorO, and three OF tie m
habianis killed The Jlcarllas. 10 the time our party
passed san hiiguc, tine - OF May we're concenira-
ting IN large numbers "a thai vicinity. The breaking
uD Of the old party lines. consequent upon the organ
iZation Of The Territorial government, has Occasonei
complete ,raycsiic IN New-MeIlcan politics The
cid BaTzals are az WORK. however, 5llnlly, IN the
Legislative and Congressional canvass. each doing
his best Al rehearsal without knowing exactly what
pan he's been assigned him. Capt. Reynolds AMI
Major WelCh'mau thc candidates for the ONCE OF
Delegate 20 Congress / new press. to be devoted,
IN the present campaign, 10 the interests of MAJOR
Welghman. has cccA ordered from this town. and is
row. most likely. on is way across The Plains
ISt Louis Republican, May IS.
The CRoPs.-At Greenyillc, South Car
DINA the crops present a beautiful appearance The
drought did not iniure the Wheat although the Oats
are almost ruined by drought.
The Com crops in the neighborhOOd Of Jackson
Vllle Fla on the Peninsula are very ine out IN the
immediate vicinity the drought mas been most severe
Cotton IS backward. GrasshOppers are dong much
injury to crops in the vicinity Of Tallahassee.
Around CaSsylle. Ga there has been a severe
ably far. Wheat has sustained les injury than any
other
DISASTER TO THE HARBOR OF ST. LOUIS.
a dispatch to Milwaukee, dated May 30, says
" Yesterday morning break occurred IN the main
dyke which connects Bloody Island with the Illinois
shore, and IL few minutes about 10000 yards of the
embankment has been carried away, and Is at last
submerged from shore TO shore. The road was near
ly completed and ready for use. The full extent of
damage cannot be conveniently estimated until the
whole subsidies. Il is thought the city VIII lose
$4,000 or $4,000 by TINS accident
FIRE.-A fire occurred in Clarksburg,
Va. on Monday Of last week, which reduced one
whole square 10 ruins. Among the buildings con-
Pntchald. Dr. Smith. ThoS : Prlm and G. w. Smith.
portion Of their stocks was saved. The total loss
was about $25,o00
~ The Crops in Washington County,
\. y. are irc and promising. The early planted
Com, however has been much Injured by the worms
many fields having been entirely destroyed by these
yermin. The farmers have also suffered much from
planting poor seed. and been obliged 10 plant the
second and even the third time.
- Rev. J. J. Doherty, the Catholic
Priest At Springfield. proved an abi, and acQuit
ted Of the assault with intent upon Mary Ann Mon
Afghan.
Eg James J.. Bowers, respectable Qua
ker gentleman of ChcStortOwn. Kent Co., Nd. has
been indicted for giving pass to a slave and meeting
HIM TO run away.
~ The Geographical Society of Paris
has conferred diploma on Col Albert, Chef OF the
United States Typographical engineers.
~ Six or eight persons were MORALLY
scalded on the Goth ult by the explosion Of one of
the boilers Of the steamer Echo at Bayou Sara, La.
~ Edward Stroud, Jr Esq. has formed
connection with the Jersey City press
ty@ Col. FITz HENRY WARREN arrived
at Kcokuk Nowa) on the Goth ult
POsT-OFFICE OPERATIONs.-I Post
master General has established the following new
POSt-Offce, for the week ending May 81, 1881.