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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06
DAa1r, pARttNe. Secrs.arr. = :
; TIE Col unhin -. Socie1r uillhO

re Colt'rl,bin L. Y. Society will hold their
rsguisr weeSy This sT--l d. eiur,-or Of
5i Church coTaer % Di.ncy md CHRISTIE srr-ts on which
occasion s tiEsE>, President al rii- Gatltar Soci-
% VIII address @ Meeting and Tlte las singular ey,rl-
0isr popular speaker. viii b present ard rr,> tie
Good Singing by the i.si-s Society NJ Baker
m rtefs me public S-n"rsll. nyi;r 70 attend. esp
ctsii those o nave to vet signed III P.edg 1 ea Alg
t;fe-u's ylAnce lu! than ioGT srd aitt
p a5ies OF p 3. MANCHESTER PTpsiden,.
j. :. icNAT, S-vr-tlTy. II
The ':arshaiI T. Il. .:oc:cty y Will hc!a t,ri-
liIs -lS evening". Al sGars-r hfore ctlesk rb.rc
VIII L. good sts1t,ic b. S:essts cic Reed, S5nclet2T
aid Col. Snow. Good siasi b the M,.shsi Cboi. AID
others. Ilr public .fr respectfully urJSt attend!
IL - II X NAW E.Y. Assistant Secretary.
u Temperance aIeeting.-Tte constitution,
me;ntr OF the franklin Tsmr. Socity notified
A. " tsin-t"n Hotel this evening for TIL purpose of choosing
officers Tor iir- ensuing year Also other ba
St'c.ock
JAMES IsT7ER President.
asa /. SFfTP.iAS S-cr-iary srs II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

a<n FINE WATCHES,.-'ihc subscribers are
III "a ,eceying b. the plch", editions 10 ihcr
~ .rleuid assortment Of watches iOm the b'st in'hu,
l,ctorie In Eufop direct Inch they selling 3E Hiured
,.,iraS MOTT BROTHERS,
Imcort.fs nj fine Watches MOI Nassau sucet,
OPPOSITE the Custom House.
" B-Clocks aud Watches repaired BY tn hest wo,LmeH
IL, hr cry and f satisfaction guaranteed hF2b ms
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rur snAiERS MIrrINY-

Pamphc: containing all the Testimony Documents Mar
ratire and Particular. of the Tragedy board the ue
safes Brc Sorers with tn PORTRAIT, 81 Commander e &C
rrYzr fac-simile of SY-rcf's Greek Programme an accu
rat. Drawiug the Son-rs she the ste with ms
nor views descriptions, Pnce u: caats fosias
.-rittin- 81 will receive twelve copies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06
w. Il. JENNINGS.
IGs AND MEDICINES

DRUGS AND MEDlllNfSS, :, =.
nn r. assortment oi he most dsilcats rIrncn FnSiSn
(;rr,,a1 and Alicricau PERFUMES, EXTRACTS, COS
ntt.TtC5, Sc together with great variety oil bte
COMBS and ~ ScI ARTICLES, adapted To the tort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06
: Eurrai, for EcnenI,-RF,PF -. For

= n'rafl Tor r peal !-REPt lli. FOR Old
lRELAND.An 1t!lomnad EreIiug NJ ;ls RcJvl As>uc,-
ton Will Dc held a. Washington Hall THIS E,cuiIr, II i
O'Clock.
Several eminent speakers ycted eg most impcrtan;
business be transacted. full attendance s
Gucstsd. II BARTW. O'CONNE,tt, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

/. .. OF D. E.-I'he members OF Commercial
Lotge No q and the Oni.r n general. r. hsTy a'!fr
that t se-rat meetings OF said Lodge viii hereafter r. held
al III Bsoadway o. Tuesday evenings.
y 81 r 'Genbas OF 9E,Tsrcie Lodge asParqcqlary
Inv r, "a attend inoducror. Lecture VII 5e Delivered
by lFoi. Jro v 5 Eews tbs lresa eyenns jure 9Th
fy c-lef Of the Trustees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

= = N ii
Determined carry ont the system OF small lnoi 90"
,u,r ,et,,rg, Ia. ,ol,cs attention assortment o ;"it
ruserras,ed u, richness aud Variety; comprising ffeen az"
English cloths Casslr,eieS all The new ind various 81
V,.-ta.s IN = gi.If variety OF patterns & wnieD VI ~
rS ny 70 order the superintendent OF eicsnt '',
a. prict winch elnnot lI To Oier Inducements ~ u'
ecoaumb, -, - ,,.;r,., ana,
P,rcu1r attention called 10 oar style OF oHsIres' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06
tnAuLlNE. KATRINA HAST III IL,
HfRR EASE R\t. ~
lIL-II y - = -.

U4.BE We. No..
who vii appear N se Costume ~ -. segrsy, 'i f.-
on t- t,uttar. htr. :. EiEOt = fR tr.
hts~blA ~ LARD In. ,is-,s-7 .g ~ tt,
t!s charming octiise and IA PtIt'rE tt,i,sl
Iir Hs's.cs! ms No Gs,lttIl Ia -r-
~ attractions has lsssrtt' i
~ in-TieiT an'iirace ia -t'ilsssl -iNfg1s o.,
hS patrons, lie luaa'inc> .lr t,.fspYa tit stt--
FCf;N-tNCE Will. = IKE r!.ACE ~ shy vi t.t5-
NOON, AT GLOON No GAIA charge tslas ,,s"'ala-a
cradIr,ssiou 20 ,iie entertainments
Nh T. hepgerr. Nan3seF \ haips 10 t,t5aice .at ia
Guu the atC.r wonderful ,iTtay. e.. Elected
g1-et,ent wi,h tue MINISTRIES OF TIE Him.
blC performance Sttuidas. aerucCn,,, . clock.
ty.u'rs entertainments ti t.c1use .Socis
a: . oclocS
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p,...,,~c,.s ar,.;vcd

Passengers Arrived
In the ship II Allen, from NOrleans-W Gray, Grill
Iio T. Gienard, G Read, II Read Read, n johnson;
1t steeragc.
In the brig Cieorsana, from Saranual,-Mfs Merriman
and children; ils Hayes Mr. Lathrop, MIR Merriman
Mcssss Fitch aud Hathaway.
In the brig Isaac Mead from N-w.Oreans-J Major
and lady Moore and LADY, Miss Brainagd aud Robin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06
I'd IN IA" uplttst NUU IIlUNI "
ANINEri Al " AIkKS

EECIIES Of tie best iai always kept for sale. OF ;hey
win ", applisl AZ auy hour, hy srerced psrSon
MEDUfiSE. CHE SIS for sale Of various pat;nma' a'c'
GLie ana sled 10 ~. nsat.st End mos Gaeul maleI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-June 5.


a. market 1000 Beef Cattle, (750 from thu South 100
Cows aud Calves and 600 Sheep.
PF;.rs-Deef Ca,tle went off slowly, and last weeks
p,ces obtained with difficulty give the
retailing qualities, So to 30, tot 10, with few choice
lots a, u, 800 unsoId)
Cows ArD CA1yEs-tll but 80 taken al slI to 20a21
which decline
Sales Of $50, at 5! 50 TO = 70 s1ai 50 FOR
icw extra weters.
81 Louis May a7.-Floar and C;ran.-3 600 bbs Flour
have been received here duHg the past week s. 90 has
bera offered for good brands and refused $4,000 bushels
Of Wheat have left here Cor the Eastern market within the
past days. In first hands the qusn;ty very
snail. We learn OF sale this morning at CT c,s. We Oh
that article Of export left tbs market the early
part of last weeker ChsmplaiH for New Orleans barrels
branded ;hu,: =. Illinois kiln dried Corn Meal Yellow
1876 lbs nett The barrels Of excellent workmanship,
clean and bright aud ts Meal viii Doubtless command
good price below for the West India ,laISct.
Hcmp-I"lders lay. beet, enabled obtain for several
small lots, So; the demand Continues good with up"ard
tendency.
Lad steadily Advancing notice saIcs yesterday
the amoun, of 1000 PIGS s. IS 10 lot of 1000 pos
sold this norniny 8 and holder, careless OF
operatn. sven highest figures. The receipts Of the
week amount 10 81 - pigs which las mostly gore forward,
and the stock in market Is someS hat light.
CIScISSA1r, June Provsons.--Mrke, finn. with
gradual advance. Sale Of bbls Mess Pork all Of
brand line order g 90 or Clear aud Prime Pork
the market i, nearly bare Clear Pork haIdy called for,
except for the Boston market aud the principal part Of that
packed has gone fcrwarr some months since
Four-he receipts, this week. have been 1000 bbs
The price has advanced steadily from 81 . 10 o. the high
pGin, it has reached FOR nearly year past.
WheatLarge supplies daily received from ST. Louis;
but City Mers continue TO pay % cents for all that
brought IN from the country.
Cl,r.sc-Tlc stock Of Western Reserve is now small
and in fair demand casks 81 cents boxes 81
Some Country thee hiss alrcady appeared Ia
market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

no AiLORS-Waricd Immediately, inst
r,.e Gutter. To who per(ec understand, his bust
salary will i,e consideration Addssa j. '"t ,.'t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06
- Window Snnde Dcpot!! No. +! Spruce

strcet.-he faitGn IIuplhng.-Thc best Of .l~rTcan
Window Shades painted by tnayc and iorriSnl % ac
luoyyIeye talents, Al! shades are painted with the hest
ooi co!o aud warranted 70 wash aud not i>''e. Shades
I=t'ted pattern =, tie shortest notice. Interior
decorations executed magnificent e a. very
prices Pointing Of all kinds done order. In tact all
works 81 trc b- produced AZ tils establishment
tn1i Inns BARrOL * Du AlNURY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

u :>Cfcan ASH: Wtc.--Ihe Scc0nd AnniTcrSary
of this lnsuie V ~ s celebrated V e,.ay evening the
tiast N the UnlverS3rs Church IN Orchard stree.
nr4ome Order 81 Exercises An Address by the Pesld
r. b. Fellows: an Grafton. hy Edward Srshlr Poem, BY
CD Si,iart cGt 'shata uron the question Is the carac
ter OF l!sEuijef Hamilton nor worthy ldnirauou thsn
that Of Thomas !e,I,0n .ti:rnatiysI m Jones' n. AMI
IL L. ntca; negatives. n Str.rt aud VIM. Nlck. Il
the course Of the evening" 0ies written hs {. D. S,uat
wiil be b. tie thn There VIII also De collection
t=ken M for t!ir benefit of thu Institute.
1eicS95 r'iil commence pre.Ssly NJ quarter before
O'Clock. The pablo respectfully invited In attend.
jet EDWARD STSiHAN, Sec5rtaIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

4 CCoUNT BOOKS AID STATIoNl1R2l.-
Il r C. ROOT. Bank Stationef o2 ii.f'-1t.t' 1I"a~
Sock Blank Books adapted al the eners! elA % ''
ness or om.ietr ut.l- To ~ rih a,l'''. r tn
ponieFoas 3ln Ledge 70 The smallest P"eket 'rao1n1SL9
Book t-ns manufactured hy iii",eIi nan -t 80, -
his x1rt shall not b. SurisissG1 ~ ti1D VI 4.
fiui ia by any other hoaSe ~ ;i- ARR 2t t.
- @ rh-.r ..s, stI tiesaue nr licy caa
b. ,.tsisd they well Iaafr- :, f,,.,. ,et
DtiE 49, .nlger5 Journals School StAuoaety:
mn Rots Cssh Books &c Pages Of had AM
Books for Insurance Conii- y li III e,l p,
n-1: I'd nm ali h. CITY LID Prncl, Drawing Pea-
C4sck and Handsomely els aud Drawing Psqer5-
lin LINZ o-e' Letter STAMPS, Pen Racks,
Ink Iak,snds, Sand Boxes sc. c<e -,
.od LirHcgrapy executed short notice IN all
, ,h-ir branches. -
0i'e' - r C. ROOT, Baak statlonef;
q lmis I42 Pe..si.-et, ceraer d VII,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

BOARD N BOND-STREET-Piea rooms
Dwitl bed ooms attached suitable Tor fsilIrs and
singlc e-n,rieU nay he obtaned with board IS Bone
street Also an office the door lil!lau exclusive
trance, suitable fora RI. stefan ord.nti,t. Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

yErNNTED--A place ior hcuzeworl, bg It NICE,
! smart girl, with cty differences. Nrpy ~ % MeEion-
l,ta
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lNl5-Ly. r1llslclAN.s rREscnlprIoNs

Pii ~! ~ > ,i 80; Tho y,
isi OF medicines constantly kep"n band aud competent
,r,on always readiness, boh night and day. to peIrIc
~ iY a most caluta aud SCenuhC manner, with scupu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06
- Syire, ,..!ndoyS shndes--rh..e be.n.lI.

- Wire, Window ShndeS--Ihcse beautiful
Shades uniiia oil Others admit all the light and
the oo1n aud perfect tho and the same time
chsttuc the 't1m tire street 10 the we'll rs all
The are manufactured 90 order ony) 81 any >.e sa
color figure 0rre5ciit auy ;ciun, lus h,nd
somsi put nahog3u ifines t" * nI "ndos door or
,h.ou. h the Penny Post with tie PERSONS s.lr viii b- At
tended u If addressed y LEE Y co.
.; trprt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

~ Gentlemen's Summer Hats-ConP'l-'as
all the rar:ous stylss-are now ready Tor Inspection a
at the subscribers store corres Pine aad NassAa'ts-
rng7 give piANt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

u Barry's wigs and Scalps.-Thc COM
pere success that the above named has with IN rhe
ficiu OF ms vailed heads OF hair for the last
ftI exceeds his slngune eNIcctlors, l rtcty cl-
cts call confident al satisfying e most a,dlous that hl
tn best and cheapest maker tie city. They can be- had only
rs Ioldwdy corner Of bcttystyee u stairs. private
rooms Tor fitting Wigs aud roupces. Je3 linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

o.. SNOTO LOAN-Gu good Neyg-fo.k CITY
,Di,cOO Property. Aprilsvo A. z SAiiiI - t,ioef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

DIVIDiIND.-Thc Board OF Directors OF the
j. HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANi nave declared
i..sl of per the capal stock, plyah on ana
'itgr SIo1,ay Juue g. LEWIS PHILLIPS,
IN I,i. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

- DR. OsGoop's I-piAN CEoL. CoGrr. which ha,,
gaued such uotcreiy ~ The Fever aud Ague, and
other bilious Elections mas he found IT So John sire. whte
a small Irest.c ths above discase NAV BE- bed crHis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

IITANTED.-FamiIies sup2IIgd grams N Eroads
" office 22i C;raudscet. witi,he ht American, Eng
lish and Tri,h the ity East Broadway cilc
moved to tlis place. 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

I51ANTED--A situation. by younS woman.
w TO do canber work. wn;.irs n"i iropin5 Or nus'
ard would nave objection Ia the cou-
Try. Good recommend .ti0ns te Apply NJ" 10
Second Avenue Je6 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

10 Particular cc:iCc.-'lhosr persons having
Furniinc OF any description dispose oi or who hak
ls mp housekeeping VIII nd edy ale for portion
I'll OF their goods by s.nIrc their address calling upon
the jntscritri. Goods 70 ,m"'nt purchased
At private ztl--lwo I'Iano-f ortes.
F.CULTON * CO.. Il5 Fuons,res aud
L Ann r.rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06
Barry's WIGS and Scalps.-T

u pocfor 4. Sidney Deapc his resumed the
practice 81 Medicine tie ty Of My cGh. Residence %
W .rIeu street, y f.. corner of Church. iryl7 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

hoO 000 TO LOAN ON GOOD CITY
.o.)O,OOC security ApaIy to-i T. Sn.lh 3 rer-=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06
IL Mechanics Institute Hoticcs.--The

hl9qhly Meeting will bci,ell At the Istinr Rooms, Ciry
/ Hall. on Tuesday, Juue oh! y IN The v,riits
On "Wednesday Ju-e nh place and hour, NJ H-nrg
Pratt by request t meeting last Wednesday, viii eIygra
second Lecture the Manufacture OF Bread. Admtttucc
/ the lectnt.- tEe-. Is q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

Pr;ees ncel from IS to I'D per ID. We offer this cot
fee 10 Ii, pubic with confidence, i ben selected Ter
family use aad cauroI h. SURPASSED richness OF iia'9
Also full assortment Of Teas OF the crop for sale al me
Sugar Stnrs No. IS Bowery. ,,oonrcco
nt-l2i TINS w. y NItlDI . 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

illustrated with 100 suSrlYrcs reaiy tis morning..
Je5 3us j. :. EFDFfELD. Clinton II IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

TOUNI-On the morning of the 81, N Broad
i way near Johnstre-t Cameo Bre,JtpiH The owEe
can inquire for {. II. r.. AZ thls Office 10 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

{F3- Ne1c Temperance Boarding House on the tlIA
HAN SYSTEM a; No. 4! Ves.y -st!eet.-This house IL
newly fitted up and furnished in the richest style Is table
ptotrrs the choicest Fruits Vegetables Goshen Butter Or
ange County Milk SC. Permanent Boarers will be accom-
nod.,ed on the most reasonable Gentlemen and La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited TO give trial.
ard assured that they will fed quiet aud nea,ess not
aftaiuabI. in Hotels Terms moderate. a20tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

DOARDlNCi-Singlc or married gentIcmen can
IL be accommodated with transient permanent BJHt.
rooms furnished or unfinished by MRS; GORE. No. =
l..rfI Il I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

~ 'i'rtcop!iero.rs. Ees.;catc,. Conn
POUND Cor the II Y Man HAIR Is nnw acknowledged by
thousands who II daily, 70 be the oNiy RHMEpY - raf
din; prevent gray HAIR: 10 cur and remove eye
~ appearance Scu and nnh from til HAIR, aud 20 keep
the HAIR in the healthy, soft aud gloss state yet Tree
from al oils and greasy appearance.
Free dty cent, per bottle Principal Office us boaIcay
corner of .iberty-s rect M stairs milo n8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

t.0SOO 4 BOND AND MORTGAGE
,JL.jjJ. FOR SALE-Oq valuable Fam il In
state, worth ;1ooO the igirre,. OF wc IS pIoap; lald
20 IL < p SMITH,. IS LIbeLty.strest.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-25

g. Resolued, That the money advanced by ,hel
Bank Of the State Of Missouri on the bonds au-
thorized by law to be negotiated for building Q
capitol and for other purposes Of internal i'm.
provement, was without the authority OF law, and
directly in violation Of the express provisions Of
the Bank charter
q. Resolved, That the Bank OF the State Of
Missouri has no right under her charter 10 loan
money for longer period than twelve months.
g. RESOLVED, That the late Executive Of this
State had no authority, under the law 10 contract
for loan for the purposes aforesaid, for less
period than fifty years; and TO acknowledge the
legality or the Justice Of the claim, now set up by
the bank, would be to admit, not only the power
OF the Executive, to faithfully execute the laws
Of the land, but first the power to make the law
and then execute its provisions
! 6. ReSolued, That the management OF the
Bank, and the dividends declared by that insttu.
ton, are not such as to warrant on the princl-
pies Of sound policy any further investment Of
funds in the same.
7. Resolved, That the non compliance of the
directory OF the Bank Of the State Of Missouri,
with the sound and wholesome instructions 81.
ven by the House of Representatives at its last
session, has done much 10 weaken the confidence
OF the people Of this State in said institution, and
in such ron. compliance the directory have shown
their utter disregard and contempt for the instruc
tons Of the Representatives Of the people whose
money has been invested in said institution
s. ReSolred, That the Committee Of Ways
and Means, DE instructed to report bill TO pro
vide for the payment to the Bank Of the interest
now due, and semi.annually hereafter to become
due, on the loan advanced for building the CAPT
tol, and for internal improvement purposes
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-25
OUR PROSPECTUS.

We gave notice few weeks since that
we would shortly issue Prospectus for the
FOURTH VOLUME OF THE TINES. We this
week enclose it in the papers of friends
at different places. If each person who
gets copy of the Prospectus will procure
US one additional subscriber, the whole.
when put together, will be of great benefit
to us. This can easily be done, and that
too, without any great trouble on the part
of those of whom the favor is asked.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-25
ARRIVAL OF MIR. CLAY.

ARRIVAL. OF MIR. CLAY.
The Mobile Herald of the 3d., inst. says:
ave have the pleasure to announce that
HENRY Clay arrived in our city on board
the steamboat Creole from New Orleans,
on yesterday. The Creole left the end Of
the Ponchatrain Rail Road on Tuesday at
half past o'clock, and had proceeded but
three or four miles when the larboard
crank gave way and disabled the machi-
merry, rendering it impossible to use but
one wheel. After laying to anchor about
half an hour, the Creole again started, and
about o'clock Wednesday morning ar
rived at Pascagoula wharf having encoun-
tered one of the severest storms that has
visited the lakes for number of years,
and Notwithstanding the crippled state of
the boat, she weathered the storm in the
most splendid manner. About o'clock
Wednesday evening, steam was again rails
ed, the tempest having much abated, and
once again did the noble boat with her
noble freight plough the ocean wave on
her destination. When within six or seven
miles of our city, anchor was again cast,
and until 8 o'clock yesterday all was
quiet. At that hour, the morning gun was
fired, on board, and fair lady run up to
the masthead the glorious and brilliant
star-spangled banner In a moment, every
mast and stauncheon were decorated with
flags, and the bonny "Creole" seemed to
feel and know her vast importance. In
stantly all was life and animation--the an
Choir was weighed, and we finally headed
for Mobile. In few moments the steam
boat Jefferson, her decks one perfect mass
of human beings, and the New Albany
were passed on one side, and the Formosa
on the other. AS soon as the Jefferson
could turn, she came alongside the Creole,
and the committee of our citizens, appoint
ed for the purpose, came on board, followed
: by several ladies and welcomed Mr.. Clay
to Alabama. That was proud moment,
thusiasm, when, as an Albanian, we saw
the great statesman make his bow Of &C
acknowledgements, and return thanks for the
honor done him, by the citizens of our
adopted State. The Mobile committee
were first presented and introduced indi-
vidually by Col. Montgue, and then came
committees from adjoining counties, amongst
whom were several of the personal friends
and acquaintance of Mr.. Clay. About
10 o'clock the convoy passed Hitchcock's
wharf, which was thronged with people
from one entrance to the other, and the
military companies with the staff on horse
back, presented a grand and imposing
spectacle. At regular intervals guns were
fired by the Artillery, and as the Creole
passed each wharf, loud and deafening
shouts rent the air, in welcome to the hon
ored guest After passing the city, the
Creole returned TO Hitchcocks wharf,
where Mr.. Clay was landed, and received
with speech Of welcome from Gov.
Gayle, Chairman of the committee Of ar
rangements.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-25
Legislative Pr'oceedings-The Trial.

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The following witnesses were examined
on the 18th inst, Messrs. Todd, Reed, Alb
nernathy and Woodson.
The following question was asked Judge
Todd by the counsel for the respondent and
objected to on part of the prosecution.
do you consider Judge Leland as com.
petent as the members of the bar in and
adjacent to his circuit, of his political
opinions"
The vote was taken whether or not the
question should be asked the witness. De-
cided in the negative.
At about 8 o'clock in the afternoon the
counsel for the prosecution stated that a
couple of important witnesses and several
documents had not yet arrived, but they
expected they would arrive early in the
morning and would prefer not to proceed
with the case until ten o'clock next day.
1t was then proposed that the counsel for
the respondent should proceed with their
evidence. This was objected to by the re-
spondents counsel, for the reason that they
did not wish to commence their testimony
until the counsel on part Of the prosecution
would say they were done. This they would
not agree to do.
A motion was then made that the Court
adjourn, which was carried and the two
Houses proceeded to transact other bust
ness.
A bill to appropriate $4,000 for the pay
of the General Assembly and $500 for
contingent expenses, passed both Houses.
In the vote on the indefinite postpone.
ment of the Bill, authorizing the State to
receive the 100000 acres of land donated
by Congress, published in the "Times" two
weeks ago, DR.. SCOTS name was accidently
omitted. He voted for the indefinite post
ponement of the Bill.
A letter from Gen. Jackson, hero of New
Orleans. addressed to Gov. Reynolds, was
read in the House of Representatives or
the 18th inst, returning thanks to the Gen
eral Assembly for the part they took ir
celebrating the 9Th of January. The let
ter was received with tremendous applause
accompanied by the firing Of "big gun
from Capitol Hill.
On Thursday Mr.. Oxley was the only
witness examined on part of the State and
they closed their evidence.
Mr. Stringfelow made a few remarks