Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-28
TELEGRAPH REPORTS, &c.
From Col. Hay,lee's. Erped;f;on.

From Col. HaTdee's Expedition.
NEwyOaLxAxs, JUNE 22.-The steamship Fashion brings
late Texas Col. HARDEE and his expedition 10 re-
ported to have liberated eighteen prisoners from the Canaan
ches The Lpans generally respect the Of the treaty
Several Mexican women, who captives the Indans
refused to accept freedom, and those given up under the
treaty returned.
Cholera and Smallpox among the Indians.
terday from Council Bluffs reports that the cholera and
smallpox had broken out among the Sioux Indians The
number of deaths is about 1000 The smallpox yet pre-
valent, and It may extend to other tribes.
Col MITCHELL Is endeavoring to assemble the different
tribes at Fort laramie, to establish friendly relations
LUKE LEA, Indian agent at Fort Ieavenwortb, killed
accidentally last week.
The Cholera at ST. Louis and Js6srson Barracks.
ST. LOUIS JUHE 23.-The total mortality for the week
ending yesterday 273 of which number l4s deaths
from cholera, and mostly emgrants. Thirteen deaths by
cholera had occurred at Jefferson barracks, mostly young
cruits. lt
Ristous Proceedings at Cincinasati
CINCINNATI, JUSE IA buffalo hunt BY Indians was
advertised yesterday to take place Covngon opposite this
city, and was attended by ten thousand persons from Cncn-
natl The buffalo, when attacked BY the Indians and pierced
by their showed disposition fight and the crowd
seeing that they humbugge became excited and fred
upon the Indians killed the buffalo, and about
ryiDg him to Woods Museum, around which several thou
sand were congegated and committing not, when the
Mayor and strong police force arrived and arrested Of
the rngaaders. Their intention mob the Museum,
Mr. ooo ueng suspected OF getng up the humbug which,
however, he denies
Correspondence from Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, JUNE "a, P. M.-Green, the cooFed man,
who to have been executed to-day at Ecots mills and
whose sentence was resed by the Governor second me
was brought to Baltimore this morning BY the Sheriff Of How
ard district and lodged in our jail for fkeeping TO await
his DOOM This was done under the apprehension that
tempt would be made BY the populace hang him in
voson Of law learn by telegraph that at II o'clock
number Of persons from the surrounding country collected in
the vicinity Of the jail at the Mills and evncsd DISPOSE
ton to commit violence but the cuprt to be found
L is now settled that the approaching anniversary Of
Independence will be appropriately celebrated in this city.
Efforts are making to have grand display but it expect
ed that inconsderabe number Of citizens viii 60
Washington to be present at the laying Of the
Of the addition to the Capitol Great anxiety is manifested
to hear Mr. WEBsrxR that occasion So you may expect
tremendous delegation from the Monumental city.
The market continues quiet Frehground Howard street
-four 81 l23 old brands neglected, and will bring over
"a OCT City Mills held at S4.25. Red wheat 80 90 cents
white 90 80; white So ga, yellow go 81 oats 81
80; rye 81. Whiskey "a rs cents The tobacco mar
ket is frer and prices somewhat improved. Buyers
more free in purchasing