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LIFE AND TIMES
OF
A A r o N B u r r
THE SUBJECT.

THE SUBJECT.
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luton tho most shrowd, Keen indofatIeable, and
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From lhe Plains.

ST. LOUIS, Fndsy, July 10, eS.
Letters fscm Fort Kearney, June 80, say th6 Gen.
Hsrney's headquarters had been encsmped there six
day. expectation of the arrival of new instructions
from the War Department
A tesDster had been tried and acquitted on the
charge of melting his companions to rob Capt Han
cock Of $4,000, under his charge for meeting Dciden
tai expenses.
Coils. May and Morrison had passed Fort Kearney.
The latter gave Gen. Harvey his first salute as Brga-
dier General.
A postscript to the letter says that express has
arrived, but brings no sdvces from Washington. We
ball resume the march to morrow.
The Independence mail, with dates Of the 18th ult.
from Santa Ft has arrived The is unimportant.
A difficulty had occurred growing out Of the per-
sstence of the lndans in driving cattle and horsee
Fort Distance. Major Brooks had been obliged to
send company of soldiers TO drive the herds off and
protect the ground from encroachmepts. Several cat
tie and ponies were killed by the soldiers, and Skin
m:sh occurred between the troops and Indians, but
none Of either party were killed or wounded.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
FROM THE TELEGRAPH FLEET
1HE NIAGARA SPOKEN.
VERY BAD WEATHER THROUGHOUT.
Two Failures I'm Laying the Gable.
SUCCESS STILL PROPHESIED.

BosToS Friday, July l6, 1853.
Through the kindness of Capt Joseph Cummings o
The chip Alice Munroe from Liverpool, arrived off th
port, We have received the following:
"Ar sEA, Sunday, June p, 1853.
"Lst. 50 5 n, long. SO Is W.. wind west ant
light and weather hazy saw two ships heading to the
eastward. On looking with glass found them to be
the United States seam fngate Niagara and her Ms
iesty's ship Gorgon of the teegraphc squadron anC
as they were lying still, j at once tackled ship an
stood toward them. AT III O'Clock am. was boarded
Cyrus w. Field esq, and lieutenant from the n
egsra, from whom we received letter-bag and tn
following communication, viz: That the squadron ha
experienced very bad weather from the time of leavin
port and were l6 days reaching their destination an
that they had made two unsuccessful attempts to lay tb
cable On the second attempt the 26th, they succeed
in lsyirg upward of 40 miles, and were going cong
finely. when the communication suddenly ceasd a.
1855 Sunday morning, the 9th ofJune The ship nen
returned to the startingpoint and were wsltln lie
return Of the Agamemnon and Valorous, and soon
as they met a splce would be made, and aothei
attempt would be made to lay the cable. We iost
sight of the Niagara at $3.50 p M, and as the og set
in soon after do not think the squadron mefbefore
the 23tb. The weather suce, for some days. bs been
fopgy and unsettled. Mr. Field seemed to bin good
sprts, and thought that they should yet srceed in
laying the cable. The stormy weather had iterfered
much with the success Of the enterprise. On of the
ships had sustained slight injmya coal-bunke break
ing loose BY which sailor had bis leg broen and
another his arm. All was well on board tn Mag
ara her machinery worked we'll and the sip per-
forrra1 well
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
NICARAGUAN AFFAIRS.
sueeReMlNENrLv ASTOUNDING. "
The Charter Of the Canal Company

ANXIETY OF THE PRESS-PR0SPECTUS OF MICA
RAGUAN NEws-THE LONG SUFFERING OF
SENIOR IRIsARRI-CYRENUs FIrZGERALD' s
OPINION OF THE CANAL COMPANY-PRIvATE
LETTER FROM SAN JUAN DEL sUR-NEws
BY THE LAST STEAMER.
ANXIETY OF THE PRESS.
To m. Editor Of The ~ Y Tribune
SIR: MY letters communicating to The Tribune OF
June % snd 90 the only reliable or really important In
information regarding the Nicarsguan Transit have
made singular impression upon q portion of the
press Without power either to refute or TO confirm
what have advanced, they publish columns Of edi-
tcrial' On NicsIsguan affairs. composed entirely Of
eorisctures, and closing each dsy with petition to
"eny body for news.
Th. "oof lectures of the press in regard to the
Nicsrgran Transit, if collected would make large
and solid volume, Of which any one page would convey
IS mueh valuable information as any other. The more
restee aad intelligent papers dissatisfied with that
drowsy and stupid style Of treating an important AMI
popular topic, have fallen into conical e1pedsnt.
They ru6ss the steamship men, and wink at them.
81 ssy, lock here, how lorg this going on' Wake
up; seni us little news do, now. What are you do
ing in s.ocbsl Let fellow in; now do. Send 'ss few
hirts"
Thirss have accumulated in such masses, l au not
sxsc. a. TO what l shall communicate. Whether to
give ycu fIst, secret history Of the American A.
srt,c srd Pacific Ship Cans Company" exploits snd
aiverturss of their agents in Nicaragua; how the
charter was bought without money; how fine words
do butter parsnips notwithstanding the stupid old
p-ove:b; secre. history Of the Canal Company in
Wssh;rgter; how the support of Influential parties
s1 in Naalinot0n.
th Trsr it as was trot:ed before the White House.
ali CT the steps Of the CAPITOL how tis sssnanshp
Of taa rider wa, admired the Eieness OF the steed
the brk Of the rider secret history Of the Cana
Coupsuy IL New. York chspter Of pork and "cab-
bse." 25aa csbbsge leaves 400 cabbage leaves,
&c. &c low the wild of adversely blew away sew.
e.a lets os excellent cabbage scrp out OF
Esc-ov.- Gi how Jack ran after them to 10
DE-, pose visit Of Citizen" TO EscroE; descrip-
Gsu os tie country, how Citizen saw whoas L ana
Company in E.erov sndekey to remain thsre, &C. &c.
Asrw PEvoLuIios TO BE ExcuEDrs sIcARAGuA TO
nr-IsrABLrsH THE CHARTER OF THE casAL CON-
PsrY.
TIE CsnA Ccmpapy isgusted with the conduct Of
Psaisr hIsrt;nez, Who hss sold the Transit to Van
itrb. tor hard cash, have fallen upon the old and
wCkea idea Of excitisg Q revoutioa IN favor Of hh
rival. 0es JereE. Months ago the threat wa held
Get ovs .bs nssd OF Martinez, that be must sustan ts
forturss Of j. L. Whites Transit Company, on per OF
Icing lis Presidency. Nov is the time for William
wslkerto step forward and offer nj" services to the
Ccmpsry. Defeated in his negotiations With Wander
bit ty ths sueosss Of tss operator IN securing char
ler tdrcUes Wsbstss, Walker fell back iIto biz own
rcsoa of ws.irg the sveats Of the T;sn:i. squsbbIs
II ycutcc sd fi'trs'er;u Are the tse weapon,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
ANOTHER TRAGEDY.
WIFE MURDERED BY HER HUSBAED-AT
TENTED SUICIDE BY TIE MURDERER


We were checked sgsin last evening by ineslfseGos
that AZ rother murder had occurred 10 sen County IN
teIlioencs cane from West Rush that TRAGEDY hso
cccryyed tbere-thst man had stabbed hn vile Ia
tsIy' and then endeavored to XIX hiueslf With TIE
sane bnite. Our informant was sert by Judge Siosy
10 procure tie abundance OF . Cofonsr, and beov
nothing Of the details Of the shocking AFFAIR.
Coroner Qun went 10 Rush last evening snd bis is-
urn was expected this morning, but es we wYifs ns
bsd net ccme, and We are therefore Stll wenow PSF
iculsIr but he may yet possibly return before ws 81
t0R,ss,: ,.,nons.o. o. The Demoerat h.. sent .,..
rap.r Ct the sYsr ard attributes tns oes4
10 lquor, which was eorotiess TIE Gauss tn' vh'~
ssys: a. a...,..,s.
- a.. ss,s,no<p . Ard returned partially iptoxicstsd.
Iust a, the e6s Of tbs evening Mr. Webb sts.tsa
y;s,t lar son's fan y. quarter Of mile o0 u ths
viiisee AID vas followed by ths old me- NJ co.
a Young man eighteen yeaIs oh-wno, = nS
vent Ven. s.org between them, 70 keep ht ntHs.
fycm ha mrg bis mother. They he'd Prcessdee cas
is;f the distance, when Webb drew bis knlfe, w1ts
duk.ehaped blade. II being quite Gan, ~ mo'
n Herts we're rot seee, and he succeScee, snesyI. -
stsbbipg bi, wife eesr the hs.hI ~ s.sS TSs
$3.50 sb,oush the hsDd and some thee inches up
r.rI ,sytly Between the muscles, s.d proosolyPsss
,,stsA ,he lung She wa quite tsinf sevsfs hoSf'
sfssr ard may yet prove 10 - morally voc.ded
NV N@vitbstsIdipg he wss haocked dova ~ tsS
., srd secured, he sucossAsd in ilAntng severe
Ar perous wounds wish the sene instrunscf % In
ssIl Ia the regicn Of tie heart, but va snvs ss
accounts. He "A under sryest By HQrne hnsy 80
~ have hs exsuiA.ios - seon ~ 10 ss'~
bear IT,"
through Rash tl1 mosrirg % tas eS., 'a~
Webb ti.a oe ker uovrds yesterday, sedtAet ,as
bs15 y 90 q ais4sa "a, wctnts "a ~. expsesst ~
CO.; (Rcca>ts Vs-a '.s''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
AMERICAN SECURITIES.

Bel Compsoy report 9sis,t SIa1stns. airs Bond
Iss 1s SI0 ts Knneky SKIES s72 sssso Maryland aos Se
Si yvs. T7i7s; ditto Bonds, s29SS Tsnnes,e.
sl ss Ass five: 1 'Sss gn ad1s Tsy' ditto is Skies
-, nI So ss-e 2fa25 Michigan Centra kgnts Ioo
s2S do zas dip s3.Ts; s;.o =; sbsTs. 7sa7s Fe
Seseh -. xor.rxse a5as7; ditto Third mortzhse osdIV
H. s8s,ss l5a II; Psnan, Railroad seyen' frst s
1g50 Ga %; ditto 1865, S5Qv; rsbu'J '~-'' N'
Pir,t Mo-tgaee. esd& - r rf,os. Cs,.r.
T1e TYmss Of Friday reports actual saes oi Alno'' ~
Sbayss a 27 y cent discount, and oi krle a. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
Movements Of Troops.

ST. LOUIS, Friday, July TO, 1913.
WeLave dispatches from Leavenworth to the 1911
iUs per United States Express to Bonneville, saying
that an express arrived there on that day from Ger,
Hainty who was on the 9th inst. enca amped rs miss
beyond Fort Kearney. COL Monroes column was
beyond the South Fork of the Plstte, and Col. May
was q short distance in the rear. The headquarters
and all the columns were well aud in splendid condition
A dispstch dated Nebraska City, 5th inst, Gays
trains just arrived from Fort Kearney report that the
eccrs st the fort had received the intelligence thst
Gep Johnston hal entered Salt Lske City with his
troop. This, however, is probably mistake.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

NIw B,sE BALL CLrB.-A neE junior base bsl
Cub wss organized in East Brooklyn Juue 3, 1853
untsr the nsDe OF the ''PheEx Base BAN Clsb o
Esss B"okiyn" c. Jus,son, President Charle
Rlcbs'ss Vice Prssdent; Philip Hibbs, Secretary
Oliver Whsetss. keasurer. Directors Georse A.
Adams. Joss'ph Frost, George Shumway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
Passenger.

a.. ve..s.d three boy. and servant Miss We,,
ED M Prescott lady children and n9..e H ,n
6r sSd bliss Tuohes M Jordan ana A1y n - M, Mssr
80, ~, "a nrs Reed and two sons, Miss hee9 ni n.o
helm sad lady Col BOnsny Mr. aPo sny
Donbs5sy IL ngme Warren, Richares bo1d. IhonPs ~
Lowell Mstln Danger way Bake s:urs 3 s H.r5o
Stsysnson Crsbbies Back WORTH Whteside, Lander mns
Lore, Byrnes fhes and Mics Spencer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

FnLiBrsIERisn.-A public barbecue was given
ner hon'somefy, Al.bSna, on Saturday at which
Ncaresuao speeches were made by Gen. VIM. Walker
ard the IIor VIM. l.. Yancey
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
Sad Accident at Cape May.
Drs,oh 20 The Philsielyh,s Bullet

Special Dspasoh 20 The Philsielphis Bulletin.
CARE ISLAND, Friday, July 10, lass.
N!llisT Hickey, Shite wser 9. the United States
Hotel. va drowned yesterday afternoon, while bath.
ug. Hs body was recovered THE morning, opposite
tie site Of the Old Mt. Vernsn Hotel. having bssn
washed ss,,ore by the surf.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

AsoIHrK lSTrRSArIoSAL BRIDGE.-Tae C.naiian
Psrismea, has passed bill authorizing the Grand
TuIh Railway to throE bridgs across the S.. Clair
River At Port Sarnis--.te cOnsnt of Michigan, Of
corrse, TO be first acquired.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
The Arabia outward Round.

HALIFAx, Friday, July To- 1888.
The Regal Mail steamship Arabs sailed from this
port a O'Clock this afternoon for Liverpool.
Weather clear with a light south wind.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

1ueca County, Mississippi, is nearly all under wa
tt. Hardly plantation has esospei. TIE river is
ARre., many cievssses Lave occurred ths prir, pal
fwticS are at Bcwis's Po'u. sri Mex. ias! sBsyou.