New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
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FRoM TIE lrAH TERRITORY Mr.. kln-
kead arrived n tins city Yesterday, from the Great
salt Lake City. He brings no news Of very great
interest. The election vas TO ttAe place on the IN
aud there Was mo- reason 10 doubt She return OF Dr.
BarnmScl as Delegate 10 Congress from the Term
tory. Col Mitchell and ms party were met about
I20 miles bcyond Fort kearny, OH The 29ih of August
lie was then ilile over POO miles from Fort Lara
me Col X. Campbell was d htte behind HIM, and
would lou him on that day. Nh Kendall and The
English gentlemen who were 10 have joined Col
MITCHELL had made very rapid progress, ana were
met hundred miles tins side OF Fort hearny. All
the gentlemen forming the several parties were IN
lAc enjoyment of eXceeIl health. Col. Mitchell
expected t. reach Fort LARAMIE by the Isl OF sept
HIS intention was TO remain there about ten days,
but the train the goods intended a presents Tor
the Indians would De delay ed much beyond that tlme
perhaps some weeks. The time of ms dcpdrlWethencc
may be regarded As very uncertain. Ma FuLpaulcA
was al Fort Laramie. MAJ hoeman Indian Agent
Tor Utah Territory was expected at the Fort, with
DELEGATION Of the Snake Indians but II was STIR IN
certain what number of Indians would be- aSseElolei
an Council 1le Oregon and California emigTanis
had all passed ~ then way 20 their several destlna-
tIons The Mormon emigration. consisting OF about
SEQ wagons were getting along very well. Parties
Of men returning from California and Oregon, were
passcd al various points on the route Among the
number was MIR Prfchc.t, late Secretary of Oregon
Territory The buffalo had disappeared % const-
cradle extent nom the pralrle> st LOUIS Rep, III
FREs We learn that barn. belonging
20 Mr. Vandenburg, m Rensselaer, County, about SIX
miles fTom Troy Was struck by lightning on + Ii
day. and consumed together with she'd and large
quantity OF hay and gram. The buildings were
new, having been recently erected Al an expense
o. $1,000 There was no insurance on the pro
perry.
East side of he uNer and owned by MesSr>
Davis & hlloun. consisting oi char shop, pau
and tub do, saw mil aud gilsi mill, with all the
machinery and contents, were consumed by IRE on
Tuesday morning. 9Th INST between AMI O'Clock
Damage estimated al $1,000 Insurance 5000
The tre IL supposed & have originated from friction
u some of the machinery.
The blacksmith shop, belonging 10 Nj. James
Oliver, ~ AihoL Mass. was burned On ne SlSt nj
insured. \ bleach house. come iedwltA the palm
ieafesia6hshmelt o. Mt Asa " T~Itchell, OF Aihol
Factory Village, took FIRE on Friday, 2yIh, damaging
caf 70 the amour. Of $500
Run AND lNHUMAN.rY Early IN the
afternoon Of sunday. as We learn from Constable
shaw, al IL shman named HAYES. living on Union
s., cealt hS wife terrible blow upon The head, win
a billet OF WOOD, winch proSiraied her, and, 4 =
feared by her physician Or. Mclean, fractured her
skull The cause OF the inhuman blow MAS IN the
WIfe'S interference with her husband, who was
ShlmeeSSN IN bed with another woman. IL ms own
house Al Three were drunk az tht Tine. ne
wound OF the woman led profusely. ana the spec
tace presented by he parties Was particularly re.
voting In the evening, the woman was considered
better NNes Was committed 10 l'u for eNAnlna-
ton. Springfield Rep
Person sous Of Gen. Lopez are
among the students OF Inc NoAtse OF = Navel IN
Cincinnati Another son = SAID 70 Dc studying IA
Switzerland.
Daniel Webster Iu reply % a letter OF invitation.
saws he viii De present az the Ne~-hampshire Agri-
cultural Far, 10 re held Al Manchester
party OF HuagaIianS were 4t burlington, Iowa,
on he -, on their way 10 ON Gov. ANY al rs
colony 70 New Buds Then names are a. follows
Francis Narsa and Wlfe. Joseph Nalheinl. and son
Ladis-aS MacAraSz am Sou. and ETneS, DraAOS.
MRS. CRIrTENpEN The lady OF Attorney
General Cri1enden. died on the S,A INST Al &C
counts attest her excellence, purity and nobility
of character. and the deep SorroN her pre nature
Otaih hiss cast over VIDE csIce OF mourning friends
Tie NOn. Gentleman Viii We understand TeSume
ll> 3uuess, ~ bureau on this aAy.
~ \ negro man named Thomas Stew
ar VIII be sold al the Public JAN OF Ne~ Castle Co.
De-! on the lsh INST IN accordance with the Act o.
Assembly passed oy tae Legislature On the 5ih of
Marsh la>t. stewart belongs 20 4no.aer STATE. but
was found IA Delaware. arrested and All be sold Oai
81 the State 70 pay the hne and costs.
DEATH oE GIN RoBARDS tea. RObaraS
Gied OF Cholera II Jefferson, No. "a Wednesday.
81 OF September. Gen. filed n, One OF Attor-
pey.Genersl unoer GOV hmgS Administration AMI
VAS unusually respected