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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
The best Days Work
the Farmers can do.

Go to the Polls and vote for n good stiff Tariff
such MS the Wings go for. 1t will increase the price
OF your products 1t will open market for your sur
plus II will save ruinous depreciation on your
lands and on your Stock and help you to money to
pay your debts, ifyou owe any, If not, ii will put it
in your pockets
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
BE itaIsO R G IN EN- bered,

that Of all the 20 Representatives and Senators in
the last Congress, not of them MADE ONE
SPEECH IN FAVOR OF PROTECTION. We
challenge all the locoiocos of Vermont to produce
such speech. On the contrary, than 20 Of
these members spoke in OPPOSITION TO PROTEC
TION
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
For the Caiedonian.

Mr. CHADwIcK-Sir: have been informed from
credible that the Editor of the North Star af
ter arousing his mental powers in preparing edto-
rial article which is in his paper of l4th inst under the
head Of ''Sming Coons'' then presented it to tho
secstyled democrats Of Danvie Green and by
them pronounced production that would nstonish
the natives. Now, that this learned Editor be not
robbed any thing that is original in that lnbored
tcle, we will ifthe following words original,
viz; Coon, ssbrond. 'plump face, - ''augh-hear
tiy''--'augh to himself ''-''laugh publicly
which no doubt the answer by candid community
would be in the negative. We must then to
the conclusion that the originality of that wonderful
work, be in the formation of sentences that
explode with such mighty crash. From this able
production are to understand what the Democracy
Of Danville Green is that faces, words and per-
be in accordance with the views Of this mmacu-
late Editor and his particular associates. will
clude this short card, by recommending thorough
perusal of this same Editorial Article to every per-
son who is fond Of science, and that no attempt
to join this new-fangled democracy, unless he is of
low stature ard has face like a monkey.
Yours, hastily, AZOR WETHERBEE
Danyle. Aup &C. IS43.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
wolves in s h G g p's
Clothing---
,ocOFOCO TARIFF MEN JUST BE-
h0' FORE ELECTION.

FUHI
Jo,oGoco song for three weekS before elecffon-"O,
r., Torifc-we want n Tariff as much as the
Who's We are for Tariff"
after Election-and The other 40 tOeehf' ofme year.
,,,,o,ocon is n tax upon the people. Opposition TO
Detection is one Of the cardinal principles of democ-
nav ESQ called) is a Wing doctrine altogether
W.. ~ far John C. Calhoun for President or the
Northern man with Southern principles Down with
Wing Protection"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
BE it Remembered,

That but one ocoroco member of the House of
Representatives from all tho New England States
tod for the Tarif-and only loco Senator Gom oil
these States voted for il.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
Collectors Notice.

VHN II nonresident propreiors of the town
n of Burke, in the county of Caledonia are here
by notified that the taxes assessed by sa id town with
in tho year next preceding this date remain either
in whole in par, unpaid on The described lands in
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
INFLUENZA.

All who attacked with the prevailing Influenza
will find DR.. Carter's Compound Pulmonary Balsnm
valuable medicine. 1t should be kept in every fam
lily and used in all cases as soon the patient is
troubled with cough, it be obtained of most
Druggists ard Merchants. 3ISwl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
The wings Of st. .Johnslbury

Are requested to meet a, Frenchs Inn, Centre Vii
lage, Saturday, Sept. 2, at o'clock, afternoon,
to nominate candidate represent the town in the
next General Assembly. t#-. .s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05

and so much of said lands will be sold al public auc-
ton at tho dwelling house of stephen Houghton in
said Burke on the first Thursday of October next at
ten O'Clock forenoon, will be requisite TO discharge
SAID taxes with costs, unless previously paid.
Dated at Burke, This 10th day OF August, a. ID.
lS43. ..
3I1w4 ERASTUs WOODRUFF, Let Constable. '
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
MA@@RA9B9a

In Lyndon, Aug. 20, by Rev. Il. Case, Mr. VIII
LIAM L. DICKINSON, Of Jersey City, N. J. and
Miss CELIA Goss, of l..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05

KENrUcKY--So far as heard from the Kentucky
legislature is rendered more than strongly Wing,
by the late election Ofthe eight Senator's of whose
election we have heard, six are Wings and two Lo
cos. OF the lower house, 53 wings, and "a
Locos.
The revenue nccrung to the United States at the
port of New York, during the month of July, was
81 600, 900.
The Ohio Statesman estimates the surplus amount
Oh wheat raised in that State the present year, after
supplying their wants a, twenty millions of bushe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11
Citn kntelllaenee.

FRIpAy, Mare a.
T. S. CIRcufr CoURr.-Befpre Judge FsIrs.
cH.Rers IN RELATION TO rRs EXECUTIONS BOARD
THg soaEKs.-rhe argument was commenced 10 lay 10y
SIR suter, who, connection With hr o. coRnor,B psarrd
Tor the accusing parties, and Mr. Robinson and @ Duer
for The deierce.
Mr. Butler commenced lie remarked. sntaii, sr that
the questions whclhaye presented by the Ga4d Jury
Tor Instructions ayolyr, FIRST the general inquiry Selcr
The Circuit Court has Jurisdiction offence = H..
'cription, committed on board United States Ii lHt
high seas, and In the next place II the Courts o D.
states sssS surh ursiieon whether u sBeh reats
10 the offences complained IL 10 the papers witch iAr &C..
laid before the Court Ia which papers complaints wire
made against Capt aaekralis and Lieut. asasssnOu nc
the murder OF two persons on board the snss lhe high
seas. or The ardcIns my pacalar sisle, sad
al for granddaughter IN rotation Sss The COUNSEL
for the do MOI contend that tie civil authorities
have authority Try shy Thing enHnHee wh ihs sasai
code or csn try offences which bs committed only ~
persons attached 10 The Nayylhsi tsie efGslnes0 Cgutt
Martial bu, they claim tsi ih. Gear ks. iursietisa
OF those which known gr ualnH3HisS a, The
adoption OF the Constinus sHeh murders gl eif is
onic which, becau,e they ueHsea anlfa.dhgalea
from thosr growing oat OF the Hara sw lhr parties have
been brought wshin lhr sophrSn District Of Nrw.Yars
They Bsse never hrea ted by Ggsd Marital gal 1f the
United States allowed by law, aa shis
Court
ar Robinson hrre sisted lhs, hoped cos wspti
bear IN mind that Coafi Martial ia sitting 90 which
one OF the parties against whom these compsass have hss
preferred h. isl for niaer nnd that the SECRETARY
OF the Navy Eas pst CEASED asy charges be preferred
against the other
Mr. Batter resumed and continued his rera:ks occupy
ng the at.sRton OF the Court foF nearly foar hours H
stated ihs Congress, and through . the Courts derived
their power from the Constitution Rnd !he cahsfaeros ~
1 laws be base. on that lie hen went tally 'nso the
various sections which empower Congress TO pass as By
the dHerru; regulating the Navy IS provided
that the commander OF weasel may Institute eoart Mar
tal, which try and execute In case OF murder, pro-
vided such done for offences committed ahd sues Cenr
Martial Is held while The ysssei 10 sill, away from the United
States; but after her return power Of Court Martial
ceases in cases OF crime. The Csnstitn, explicit
~ that no person shall be placed upon Trial for crime
until bill. has been found aaasst him by Grand Jury
aad Capt, Maekenr equally with every o.ser citizen has
right TO des,aud SUCH and probably would demand
the Court Marital to pronounce him guilty nfder Mr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

B. coAtended that the Court Martial sitting at Ia. NJ
wizard Is Illegal and no; warranted BY any law Of Il.
United Siaies-,hat the CIrcpit Court ha Jurisdiction
all others in the Dstric and that Court was desen,,e
Congress TO Try all OF capital crime whe.e sscb MI
occurs within tee District He declared that ,j. c.
Martial acting wholly without authority Of law "a
cited many cases in proof OF his various positions n.
claimed any hostile feeling towards Capt Maekepr,. h.
said II due TO that officer and oil those eopsee..
with the Nary .haths question should be properly
settled. In relation, be said TO the charge ansarpb
the law has not placed that among the crimes which ca, !.
passed upon by Cocu Martial either home or s,r
and that charge, II BOT the other, this Cou. can re,dr
instruct the Jury He ccntsnded that this Court uax -
only tribunal which the Constitution and the lav,
cegnizance of all the complaints which have been n,.
The argunen, win be resumed this ferenoon
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nv THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
NJ The Letter OF Philadelphia Correspondent IS un-
ayods5y crowded ont this mornisg.

LATE FROM CAMPEAcHY.-by the brig Forest,
Capt. Olmsted, which arrived yesterday in four
DAYS from Ssal, we have received late adylces from
the seat of war.
From an eticial note addressed to the Secretary
of War BY LoFEz DE LLERGo, we learn mat the
Mexicans had evacuated their position at CHINA
leaving in their retrea, 400 men in the Hacienda
of Chavac. The Yucasanese had set FIRE to the
village and burned the church and q number OF
buildings.
The report heretofore current, that the Mexicans
had been repulsed from the EminsnciG weimagine
was uafounded as the Merida Boletin, of the l4'h
and 18th inst speaks of the firing upon the city
being yet kept up; though with little effect. The
loss Of the Mexicans at the sortie upon China Is
conirrned-as also the death of Gen. Andrade. In
the attack on the 5th instant the Yucatecos did not
pursue the besiegers therfortress upon the En'-
inencta, but retreated their barracks after hay
ing driven in their outposts and advanced guards
with greet slaughter. The loss of the CemPechanos
on that dav was very their artillery
company bur three men, corporal and sergeant
escaped.
We learn verbally that several prominent men
in Campeachy had been killed by the popuace il
consequence of reasonable designs. The discov-
every of this plo, had produced much confusion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

" Illness still restricting materially the hours OF labor
of the responsible Editor Of The Tribune, number
OF errors in its statements Of Political occurrences will
have been noted by the Intelligent reader Dr. Mallory
yesterday said have resigned in behalf OF MIR Wise
bis in the Congress from Virginia. when in fact
there yet been election OF Members from Virginia;
but DR.. Mallory and Mr. Wise being pretty certain 10 pc
thrown into District if the Apportonmen shall ever be
completed, Dr.. NJ has declined in favor OF Mr.. WThe
election in Loze Mass was said TO have resulted 10 an
average Wing majority 5o0 should have been Zoo
The election in Troy Thursday reported (by mis-
print having taken place the Friday preceding n-
Tuesday Of this GEEK In the Apportonment OF
ALabama, Monroe County was mprnied idonval; Snuer,
Eul,.T and Csnecuh CoR.cuck Such only to
be avoided By constant ccumspec:ion, which have
not for some weeks been able to exercise.
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,,araeas-opetslly yiipor.ea for Tae. 1'rsare

r.
ASH Fs-The only trany.a.on We can hear OF "siaF
ara J. Pearls received Baltimore, at 81; kEs
AZ n. sore 10 he had q, sss haa co. Pots are s'csdYss
50, " hout sales.
CO tToN--Thsse il rather more ACTIVITY 70 ny, as
aa,t, ng shout 300 10 1900 ba.ss al sieeriy pr cnsr
ess slaoi Cotnhs iir and aDeys, ron'Faaps sesf q
20, y frm hut t,S lQse ss'des are St,si" 81 -
"a. rsilas osyy, FSar Ssassi ~ ~ ., '}.iroH.e$
az RIM : s7l FtioL sir-" al; = p'Satsb 4tt7'
Sff ~ .&i ~ Ts@h4i42' BATS "a: sss
&, :. 90 .soek a. 900 tas, Ba1 Of ,ie ttld
trata asrh,iAt. ~. !, ,vsnnan lie 4,h, ths scsiss
- .els n 6,ciiSe a = s. perth. MARKET closed fra
. ,tk.. -. inc hu7sfs ard sellers wide Hpbt Saies@
,se.s sy-e bales ArCbareston the Acada's aess ere
paar and nj tie ciose heavy business as doosa
cane 81 n per u. The last day prices reeo'essa
ehtl, SAFES OF the week 1902 hales at " 7t-meT
Jas
FLOUR AND Mr.at-we hear q very little doihg 10
ay The extreme ynplessanne.s OF the weather ass
r.ssed The previous dizziness 6f the market we ceeue
suea ions-Geneee Is, witiipow and 'hen .o' a'fa
Michigan and Ohio e2i a u; round Ohio 700 o.gh
. lam, out OF sme 49,. 80; none shsai. soane'n
sntnues firm at4 2i for he iower grades AeaaSnI
p.,s,hurg Richrnnd Cuuatry, Hsiimore City, fenn'''
y,ua &c n lot OF Richmond Country on tic wharf Wa'
ffared at IA aads4 st refused Rchnend Cry oII
Brandywne 5O City Mills D. Farhzs siHa az s u
ave flour 10 arrive 81 T. Jersey Meal fst az ~
Brandywne 2tsai hhds IL %. saolus' sHia1' '"tS
gRAiN--we hear of nothing farther dssng u mhes a
Corn is in demand and price, rather tend up"adi ~e's
but very small quantity Offering Jasey Is worm aoa.
50 5icH Orleans 50 3d. eve hear OF no sales eheePs
about 900 bushels Long Island within alley days de'',
in Brooklyn, at Sc ky- Is entirely out Oh indlss ~
quote a5c nominal Sales 700 bushels Barley al as
scarce ut ~ SIS for Nouhrrn, and 2es 80 Tor 'srsy
small 70, OF White Beans sold al so.
sREDS-For Cover for eIpost the asHisp" npsy :,
lower rates than holders Will accept For heoie W
hear Of sales OF 10 tes psmehew free 81 sac oo0a
Thy /. nrid ARMY, sslh iigi drmasa' ct so, .,1
about 50 bBs hfefIot were mads 'o'ds5 'ifl" e's
Fax /, very DALI Ciean ptries,Iy pnna9si 81 -
50 n go for crusb1ir sor 40 es srr1 p''u'f'
| IA, red tor a nstghlsornF msfkst. 4@
WHALEBUNE--W notice sale o. iiu Hs' !" =,
/ per b. s....., l9s !.
/ TugAceo--A iei OF ~ baiet eups Wa 'ahf" y - .
assif -al.. 10 lh.rs Missile al
| uAti, r,iage #H tig = ~
4 ,,,narat, sG1s.. a. sH4 ie efu
/ t,.iis y - asys nssfa - siu sess 90 ssla = g
| zoe bl4 Wilmington ltnsis 81 o % isffsPes'
| 81 Iargsaslae Sfp aura ties I taisf af
uAY fiut u sofe. Fsla taiss sse ffskfse = y "a
aafsu ii l4fssy ,pu8aht sec ei sssis'esafi ssf
! ,a..s ASH ~ ~ igs ushis nsr, -
WHISKY lbsts u fstss hgies aflssf'sf ~ - i
dee sale. ~ ~ irades esEas ii 80, FsHi isH' 80
: iss, RseNfsd ssisas - =, s's1 70 f'e's
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sAsns.s asHHsfKsl.it, ~ ssseehi z ~ q ~
b ,ia. nsaiasgtp 9fTpsfsists = = afs s,s.te 81
til9pff ~ Hssatctnsi lbaataaHs 49, 49, stet
l,s.iilh by Us assnE sBs tsgsasfassst ~
eost ffs,i pest Ihs Rci1l ~ fsaiisl ~ n sszff
uliss.ss be fsiagurr gRbssd, aiesisi9 g5,3s Il ~
esiys,i tls rniit. augmentation ~ ishy =
sEd plhes eiiiss, sna ~ fsia Sforbl g W ,.sssss
the public, has pastf. IL 0Pyssfi iss 80. s ~
me ttLFs a easpessDa uiSsssss sf'l. = tes sst
nry gf tie aluasi az yiztiB % tss h9esff es
a. scrointa kiags kSii, hseassaieln eas . ssgs y
sa lsi,onnt ays. sseF ena8&aus disease
;ffpsi Aksrs-sex ss;sssi Shfeiie ss,tss Cses
tlis s,Fs,et sud nosgts paiaH snyet,f y
aIe tnt,sus;y,Assa as ssr &idsFysi feas az III ~
tset,rrai DtbiliIy ana yfssllalsoa ~ var ny
moved by IT'S asr. ,. Il, All. Esd sihsf w
FaY pan.suisrs ser advertisements ~ N''
ne larr and sod wholesale ssd is.a. 80 IA {, sf
ljen ay A. n. SANDS CO, pIugsss. :, a. sseotss
srsai,.. IsuIld ogs No rs a1ed~FJ sotnsi $3.50. p5s
s,,rrs. Nrm.ssfk sold aiss by A. y - Us, r.
els,s Nos ~ and 100 Fu3essrseii aas Ds gssE
gsls generAly thruug bout the Unsea ssS's~
b9gsle, slz btslcs ~.
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II 8 SUPREME COURT. March ., 1915.

No 81 Bernard McKenia vs. Charles 3. Fisk In error
20 the Circuit Court of the Units States for washington
D. C. Mr. Justice Wayne delivered the optnlon OF .hs
Court, reversing the Judgement OF The said Gre e oour' III
this cause with costs and Remaining ihe same 'ot 'ehne
fscas de novo. :,
No 81 Sarah Jewel ct al. vs. BENJAMIN JeTei' =, az,
In error the Circuit Cour, othe United states o
Carolina Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion
of this Court reversing the judgement OF the said Cucn
Court In this with costs, and remaining TIE same o
riax de Own
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Cnnrl unlnu.inr This Day.

Claculr CovRT,-Nos $50, l61, ll9, %,
l4G, l25, l39, 1913, lo9, le9, So, 90, 50.
CeMMoN PtEAs.--Nos SIS, S, 3, ~, ls, 30 30,
80. 81. 70. 90, 90. 90.
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" Hon. WALTER FORWARD, as

~ Hon WALTER FORWARD, az will be seen
by an advertisement, in columns resumes the
practice of the Law in Pittsburgh, Pa. in eonneX-
ion witt, his son-in.law, Alfred w Marks, Esq ,
son of the late Hon VIM. Marks, U. S. Senator.
OF course the rumors that Mr. Forward would take
some Judgeship or Embassy from the Executive
are now proved basrless.
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CHEAP MEnicfSg-we refer the reader the advertise
ment OF Dr. RusHs HEALTH Pitts In ansther column,
which, assured excellent medicine and the price
Of which has been reduced from q 2t box in
accordance with the timex j! Is the cheapest med
pins Of the kind Of which we have any knowledge,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

AMERICAN IssrrrvrE-This will be the last night OF the
exhibition OF that grand moving model of Solar System
the PbAsETARIuM, Nblos Garden at 7s O'Clock this
ming Nothing can exceed the interest Of these exhibitions
az Nibo's.
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a. For Public Librass, The 6nioker5octer spri:s
c,rocd Legislation, aad variety OF Items First
u For MY Mothers Biale, Poem, TIE Comet, and
Reu, aud Giris, see Last Page
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! ss.a,sd ?: = p1 es1s 3. Secretaries,

Advertisers vii. bear in mind tia, advertisements in
tended 70, Mondays paper must be sent in b 10 O'Clock
this evening Is our publication Office is open Sun
DAYS The rates advertising in view Of :he extensive
circulation OF this paper very reasonable, and in all
cases are payable In advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

II Citizens who are abou, 10 introduce The Croton
Water will find il TO their advantage TO call on Me1srs
whi.sey Jenkins, basement No. John IS Ees;
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

LECTURE on BsAziL.-Tbe Rev. Mr.. KippsR, late Mis-
sionory Brs1 gives Lecture the Moral and Socsl
condition of lha, noble Empire Tuesday evening net,
the Society Library or the Lyceum Education Society,
The theme rich and for truth know very little
OF thai country and wilt doubt be ably sirIy
handled II literary rather than religious, bu; all who
feel Interested for against missions WILL ought
tend We have not time explain the noble and eompre
hensre yet aiiensbs objects of the Society before which
the lecture t be given bat they probably will BE- asveep
ed Tuesday evening and csnro tail to win The friendly
sympathy Of all American audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

TThc City Council Of Cincinnati has voted an
appropriation of $4,000 to the families Of those
who suffered by the late FIRE in that city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

Hp n, ~. IsdfaEt
,r ,,o s,i el,.s sssi,tss ~ 81 sefs r. sfea = -
M ~ 3, tsas1,asts tigtsi u sssFlstai g''if - "
b. ism H. irsastss
tks t,sa s,.,ty .,,iss l'aaes assi lss 81 7fssH n
sa3.rp a. taesaiHits ~ IS 3 HiEhts Hpai y
efse as a.is sltt stft - iRss iaehfsff " go
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Tu pemoera.ic whig General Ces.,uis1e,

Iamrch q, 1919. ,5 ., .,.,,, >.
er places Of meeting on MonSay The lsh Day , o.
dsaa,es IroTa each Ward TO Msyorally Convention 10
meet at Broadway House Monday, the 2oh Of March
INST, at half.pasl 7ocock. And also N1Dinatns Com
ree from each Ward select Charter o;ers for the en-
Ward L NJ s. Thresher's Broad-street Hotel 1:a->-
IL Jones's Second Ward Hotel, 81 Nassau street
I'LL North River Coffee House, 21 Washington snes,
". Shakespeare Hotel, Duane. corner OF "ilanl CO..
" Marion House, i65 West Broadway. .,.a,s
vi Monroe Hail. corner OF Pearl and Genre So @
VII Franklin House, corner OF Rutgers snJ 49,. s'
VII Howard House, Of Brood way Spa 80 .as
TX Northern Exchange, Gate Blocker s'Fee' hoosej
X. Colombian Hal! Grand street
XI. Manhattan Hail, Fourth street.
XII. l:t Dist Peter MaseIsoa.s. ,ao.t.,
I'd d., Fsrr;agtons, Sd avenue, c. 18TH street
E:iV Rrosdusv H,rse, corner Broadwa; and Grancst
XIV Constitution Hall e52 Broad way. ,-.... :.
XVII Henry Clay House cor OF hyespe and Isl street
~N' -. PHILIP HONE, Chairman.
JosErH F. P1RssoN, }secre,sries, 80
rn.yAgp E. CoWL ES, ms
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II Messrs PohERoY L Co. have again brought North
crn and Western papers in advance or the HAL.
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the work. Batting all these, however, it evlnces
ability and plausibiisy, aad is well worth the shii
ling it costs. Hon. R. M. T. Hunter, OF virginia
NJ. c. and late Speaker, is understood to be the
author
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Things in Albany.
From our regular Correspondent


ALBANY, March g. le4S
Another grist was placed ia the hopper of the
Executive mill to-day About one hundred Com
missioners of Deeds and Notaries Public were
nominated for your city. In addition have been
the TIVE following: For Inspector of Green Hides,
PETER CHIRR1s-Inspector- General OF Slaves and
Heading, EDWARD MAHosEY. For some reason,
unknown TO this deponent, the nomination OF
LEWIS H. SANFORD as Assistant Vice Chancei-
lor, has not yet been acted upou thong twas sent
in week since. He is very anxious; whether ne
fears slip between the cup and the lip, |
know not Circumstances look rather suspicious.
You will have seen synopsis Of Mr.. PORTER $
bill in relation certain officers in your CITY, 1t
called forth spirited debate, in the Senate, on Its
introduction. 1t was finally referred the select
committee on the subject, consisting OF Messrs.
VAR1AN, FRANKLIN and MITCHELL. To-day
resolution was adopted, authorizing the committee
TO visit New York for the purpose of examining
witnesses. There appears to be general desire
among the country members to abolish the COM
pulsory features of the Inspection Laws But
much doubt whether so radical reform will be ct
fected al this session
We have had quite breeze in our city to-day.
The long deferred Albany appointments were sent
in to-day Would that you could have seen some
of the long faces which greeted my vision as l
wended my way through the Hall of the Capitol.
y on would have verify thought that some great
calamity was about to whelm the city in ruins.
The growing at the disposition Of the tat berth OF
Flour Inspector, worth some S5,OoO,) was IN
tense. The fact that it has been given to re-
Gently imported emigrant from Tammany Hail.
was far frem quieting the tnnuIt The popularity
of the Old White Horse. which yesterday was
above boiling heat is, at this present writing tar
below the freezing point of mercury! "'stc transit
gloria" Boucki
Cheering is the news from sister cities, Troy
and Utica Rochester is .iened to Loco-FocoisIn,
but wait till the old citadel speaks. Weastonished
YOU last Fall We will not disappoint you this
Spring Will you meet US half way?
Yours, &c. WATcHTowER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

90 Urea elected Whig Charter oaioer7 on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOLSTER Mayor, and q
large majority in the Common Council, which has
been for two years against them.