New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30

-. ,,e,fare of the great RepG6iic ana II I'd"
u - ootbing for dcputu.euts to be AWAKE -,
nure Sfo-s;n Of milwaukee, the newly-appoiH'eu
Superintendent Of Iudrm Aha"s, Hr'i''u ".,
as last week, and, aiier a weeks ItS"ai'.'
.,n.t;ce or trace ofthe existence OF hiS
- Secession Col. Ben Davis u Mssour'-so lat S'
900 Of Indian gooos and money arc c0i,'einoN
ser was a hsh-mmdtd honorable man ""s
10, ooocep, and confederate too III h's hSn's u
-, - -, co,d uIowingly denoHnce the MN
I;,,.,ir % WI he laziIy lounged and led at
-,' NJ oh ana wrh wha, he would do and
~. r,,,,,1 20, be,nnd Macon and Dxon's hne,
,s verv children pa, IN on The street were iamii'aF'
cone from, here aud chat long enough TOO 70
- washington Has he got there, is the qles-
ton
= ;ns,,,,ctjops 90 receive both the Indian goods
and the coin Of which Ben was supposed to be the
o,.,oaisn. for the benefit Of the Indians. If The
Deparlmeut placed t. uis edit at the Sub-FreasnIy
IN II. Louis $3i OOO, ann il Ben drew respectively
$4,000. s. 600 AID $4,000, al ] can say IL that We
qre struck with as,uu.slucut at the tdlngs' Def.'0
these figures, the sad Ben arrival here mao "e
livered over to him the remnants OF FoTney uiaV'-
dated Affairs Tlege lie did give TO the lhoians' 10
5oob, oF that .,,a how much more he can show ms
vouchers for-that is, provided be has thenahd'dAcs
time TO yisi, the District OF Columbia
vorsb fer neiler the Departments placing
s3I 900 to Ben's credit Tor yet Tor bis craving to"
a,,,,pt, but sach is stated here ss facts by DINER
officers who ought to know, before they talk and eel
,tberr talking Add TO all this the satisfaction over
,he delinorcreas OF foreigners sent to rule oyerus.
There Is snoacr dej urment that needs looking 10 as
well az that Of the Iuis, Cul this lie enough for tho
present. Before leave Mr. Superintendent Davis,
let NE add that tat gentleman was proiesscdy 20
poor aud badly used 10y cine Government, that he
recklessIy sold the Government mules and ambulaB'
ccs, aCd everything M his possession, proiessediy IN
order TO get cut Of the county, which makes the
present statements tie moe Astounding. The other
Federal officers knew that he made these Illegal
sales, yet said nolhli G.
On Moujay, H. Edward Creighton, the Superin-
ten6ent Of the Pacific Telegraph Line, commenced
operations in our main street by digging the holes
preparatory 20 setting uP the poles, and setting the
wires, shortly expected from the East. Creighton Is
pushing vigorously bis ltboTs ana will set tue poles
all up and wire wo.k hing belo!O the lst Of December.
Mr. Street is progressing favorably on the Western
route, which viii unquestOnaby be finished by the
ssme period ii not before. Then tie Pacific and At
Igptic viii be in instantaneous relationship, and com.
uuncation across tie desert plains viii be as secure
as through your owu cry.
A company from Denver has just explored new
route fgon here 70 Denver sbridging the distance
more than 200 miles. They report q very fine coun-
try in some portions of the way. Over this route
,be daily mail is likely TO run some time during the
next year.
A hundred aud fifty missionaries were called on
Sunday to 90 and form d settlement IN URlta
Valley. The country around was explored sone
years since but the CLARION sound Of war stopped pro-
gress; aud every ,hing now iavoring tie works OF
peace, the colonization agsn commences.