Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-18
Telegraphic Dispatches.

Cl. lE'l -, oCt. lo.-uT. olcTU, the utic-
gate to Congress from New Mexico who ar
rived here yesterday, has informed the Re-
publican that general impression prevails
there that various Indian tribes on the
Plains design making attacks on the settle
ments of New Mexico this winter. That
the Camanches and kiowys are joined Tor
this purpose is well authenticated fact,
aud III order to prevent open war a sufficient
number of troops should he sent there with
out any unnecessary delay.
BosroS, Oct. l5.-At the horse show yes
terday, the principal trot was between Co
lumbus and tho Montreal stallion Live Oak.
OF mile heats, for purse of $500. Column
bus was the winner, making the first heat i'll
, min. SOD Sec; the second min SCI Sec,
and the third in . min. 10 seconds.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct. l5.-The great
trotting match for the citizens purse Of -,
900, came off here this afternoon at the Ma.
tonal Horse Show course. Flora Temple
won, making the best time on record, viz =
First hear, 2.33224l; second heat, 2.22i; third
heat, 2.l9i.
New ORLEANS, Oct. livery late reports
from the interior portions of Western Texas
represent the incursions of the Indians Us
very formidable and daring in consequence
Of the withdrawal Of the United States
troops, concerning which fact they have now
become fully aware, thus adding TO their
boldness and audacity. There was grea!
alarm among the residents of the disturbed
districts, but assistance, it was believed
would be shortly procured.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l6.-Letters have been
received in this city from lIayti rs late ~
the lst inst. The trial of the persons en-,
gagged III the recent conspiracy had common.
ced ut Port-au-Prince, and excited much al
tention. An immense number of troops
had been ordered out to preserve order dur.
ing the trial The brig African left Port,
au-Prince, on the GOTH for New York, and
the May Queen. on the Dist for Philadelphia
New ORLEANS, Oct. l5.-Adviccs received
here from Mr.. Fuwlkcs report that his mis-
sion to Marshall, Texas, in connection with
the affairs of the Pacific Railroad. mas been
completely successful and that he is now on
his way To New Orleans. lie will probably
reach he city Tomorrow. Mr.. Thompson,
as was expected, has been elected President
OF the road to succeed Mr.. Fowlkes.
New YORK, Oct. l5.-The Fulton was to
have sailed to-day with the mails fer Eu.
rope but was withdrawn, and the mails for.
warded by the City of Manchester via Cork.
Bo,roN, Oct. lj.-Gpon an application OF
the bank commissioners. the Supreme Court
this day issued II temporary in JUNCTION
against the Peoples Five Cent Savings Bank
in Hanover street a deficiency has been
discovered in the accounts OF the treasurer
The amount of it has not been fully asccr
tanned. but it is hoped that tho deposits will
not be endangered. The bank does only lin
tied business. The other savings banks of the
city are in a safe and prosperous condition.
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. l5.-Frederick Cum.
berland, esq, agent of the Great Eastern,
who has come to make arrangements for her
reception. arrived here yesterday from Cana
da. lie has no doubt that the steamer will
leave for Portland, Me-. in the latter part Of
October. When he left the company did not
entertain the thought of her visiting any
other port in America this trip but Portland,
where it was expected she would remain
about three weeks.
NEWARK. n. j., Oct. l5.-The trial Of
Patrick Maude for the murder Of his sister.
Mrs. Mary Turbutt, in the Fifth Ward of
this city, on the evening of the 18th of May
last, was concluded to-day, when the jury
rendered verdict of guilty of murder.
CHICAGO Oct l6.-A fire occurred at the
corner OF Main and Hennepin streets, Dix
on, in this State. which DESTROYED twenty
buildings, occupied by business firms. Loss
$4,000; insured for $4,000.
CARLISLE, Pa, Oct. ia large new sta
BILE attached to the L. ). barracks, at this
place, was destroyed by fire last night, with
fifteen horses and quantity Of feed.
ST.. Louis, Oct. l5.-The steamer Maren-
20 was sunk on Friday. twenty miles below
here. The steamer Brunette was burnt At
Bloody Island, opposite this city, yesterday.
Loss 5000.
New YORK, Oct. l6.-Thc steamer Star of
the West has arrived from California. Her
advices have been anticipated.
ALBANY, n. u, Oct. l5.-Gov. Morgan
having applied TO Cen Trcmain for his opin-
ion relative to the disputed jurisdiction over
Oyster Island, between the States of New
York and New Jersey, the Attorney Gene
raj gives his opinion that the island clearly
belongs to New York, and that New Jersey
has no jurisdiction over the disputed terri
tory.
Let those Laugh who Win.