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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-18

ttlon Vi our pOrtlOn OF
J. Woodson Bates,
R. C. S. Brown,
G. c. Pickett,
John Drennen,
Jesse Turner,
P. H. W hitc,
John Henry,
Ew'd Cunningham,
Peter Hanger,
J. M. Randolph,
Joseph Morean,
George Turner,
C. G. Scott,
J. A. Simpson,
Geo. w. Clarke,
VIM. C. Scott,
Leonard Wilhalf,
Sam. S. Stephenson,
J. B. Terry,
Alfred kibbe,
B. F. Ross,
Gibson Stagner,
X. S. Roberts,
K. M. Deweese,
VIM. R. Harris,
Luther C. Morrill,,
Ephraim Morrill,,
Daniel Wilson,
E. ID. Powers,
A. Mclean,
John P. Smith,
X. P. Pryor,
Ed. A. Scott,
John B. Harvey,
J. A. Dibrell,
VIM. B. Heard,
Dan'l Prince,
Luther " hite,
w. A. Houck,
Henry Starr,
Geo. Austin,
N. A. Pryor,
{ ID Pryor
Th. Drennen,
j Dillard,
J S Gross,
l B Austin,
T Brooking,
B Brooking,
Isaac Nj Marshall
Green Parish,
James w Morgan,
Thomas w Mahoney.
] P Locke
NJ NJ Barns,
John Herringj
E b Fears
A Armstrong,
] w Washbournc,
H w Hill,
M Mayers.
Sam'l Caldwell,
Geo d kinny,
J G Wore,
John o Donald,
WIN Refgold,
W MIL Lindsy,
M Moore,
Mitchell Sparks,
Joshua Miller,
l. Taylor, L Joseph Ben
wis, David Brigham, J
tkinsOn, J r kennady.
a Clark, M Powers, F
K johnson, T Sterne.
: Dickson, | Hawkins,
w Quesenbury, Tho's
n Hendry, w j McMil,
X NJ Harrington, S G
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-18
MAR RI ED.

At Park Hill, c. NJ, on Tuesday, nth inst, by
iuags r. Keys. Mr.. Lorense De Lans. to Mrs. ELza-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-18

"HlTE LEAD, in kegs Linseed Oil !; sp'ts Tur-l
wv pentine, Lctharge; Venetian Red; Spanish
Brown; Whiting Umbcr: Terado -Siona / ampblack;
Red Lead Ochre Vcrmii!ion; Chrome Green, Chrome
Yellow; Paint Brushes; Sash tools Camel hair pen.
ellis Coral Varaish; ; japan Narnish ;Glass, BE xs
I W. IL. & N. MAYERs.
Druggists, Fort Smith
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-18

~ Washington Monument. are going
- vigorously in New York with The plan for
esection Of what they are pleased to term
such q National Memorial to George Washing.
fcn a. will in some degree correspond to the illus
trous chesacter Of the deceased, and as mon.
umental ediice, merely, very far exceedingly any
other in the world.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-18
FARE REDUCED!!!
Don't wait for high Water.

INHE undersigned, contractors for carrying the U-,
Il nted States Mail from Little Rock TO Fort Smith,
beg leave to inform the travelling public that they
Troy Coaches. which, together with good teams and
experienced and attentive drivers will insure safe,
and speedy trip from Little Rock TO Van Buren and
Fort Smith. They have reduced the fare to 90 from
Fort Smith to Scotia and 81 from Van Buren, to Scotia
end from Scotia to Little Rock %. Stage Office at
Capt Rogers, in Fort Smith. and at the Columbus Ho-
tel in Van Buren, All baggage at the risk Of the
" "a
ADAMS & WILSON. Contractors.
July l, l643-23-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-18
WANTED IMMEDiATELY.

HREEN and dried Apples. dried Peaches, Sweet
~ and Irish Potatoes. Cabbage, Poultry, Butter,
Eggs, Pork and Venison Hams.
which Groceries will be paid at market price, at
the Provision and Vegetable Cellar. under the Office of
the Arkansas Intelligenccr. A. ARMSTRONG
Oct. 2lst, lS43.-37-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-18

thdt CitJysj ..;;CJunc
ETahita, Juns 20, eon.a'n s aa..ss:
Hthe French still he,u of the
I tina. the commander o. taS ,nS
'no.o.',h' "hore to be hauled
e s.su :" done. On the ao.h
.es.n Deen ar proclamation was
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-18
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

...'. October 81, Is43.
CorroN-ordinary none; middng y; mid,
ding fair II "a; fair 6 st; good fair 81 az
good and fine 94 cents. ..-..... q.
SuGAR-Louisiana S 4; Havana white 10 a
lO!; brown 6 a Ct.
MoLAsses-24 20, C. gal.
ToBAcco-24 a 4ac.
FLoUR-$4 4 25.
WHIsKEY-Rectifed Is l0e.
CoFFEE--73 8.
= SALr--$l 50 G2! ,..
RIcE--2 so 800, per bbl. E-
Arrivals and departures Of tho mails Al vas
Buren,, Arks.
SOUTHERN & EASTERN, (via Little Rock.)
Arrives 9 o'clock, A. M. Mondays and Fridays.
Depafts3 do p. NJ. Wednesdays and Sundays.
NORTHERN, (via st. LOUSY
Arrives P. M. Mondays and Fridays
Departs A. NJ. Tuesdiys and Saturdays
WESTERN e. SOUTH WESTERN (via Fort smith.)
Arrives 3 p. II. Wednesdays and Sundays
Departs 81 A. M. Mondays and Fridays.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-18

WANTED,
IMMEDIATELY, two or three good, steady and in
i dustrious Journeymcn Shoe-makers, to whom con-
slant employment, and good wages will be given:
H. W. HILL.
Van Burcn, Nov. A, l843.-39-n.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-18
BOARDING SCHOOL,

No. Ann street, near Broadway.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-18

SELLING OFF AT COST
ME undersigned assignee for ENRv STARR, Jr.,
Il late Of the firm of starr ( Griffith, will dispose
Of the remaining stock Of Dry Goods, Hard Wares.
Grocerles, Boots and Shoes below cost Persons wish
ing to purchase will find it to their interest to call
WILLIAM e. ROBINSON, Assignee.
August S, lS43-26-tf.
LUST RECEIVED, per stesmcr Export. TEN ba
~ rels Old Rect6ed Whiskey, which will be sold
low BY HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
Oct. 13, l843
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

"THE NEw-YoRK DIssEcToR, a monthly
Journal of Medicine, Surgery, Magnetism, Mes
merism, and the Collateral Sciences, with the
Mysteries and Fallacies Of the Faculty, by IL.
II. SugRwooD, NJ. D." has Just appeared, 1t Is
a very neat double-column octave magazine OF
So pages per number, to be published monthly at
- DER annum. The fame of DR.. sherwoods
Magnetic researches and discoveries VIII oouO'-
less secure it hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

THE GREATEST ATTRACTION YET .-Bamum, Of the
American Museum has given bill for to-day that will be
sure TO fill his establishment ovelowng He gives twelve
pendid performances-he first commencing at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ and the repeated every hour Mons and Madame
Checkeni appear aughabe panomme, which t'y have
nenarsd expressly for the OCCASION called the HAKLEaUiS
sAsrA CLAUS very appropriate piece for the hohdays-
Miss Adar Mr. Sherman Nh Booth, Gfeat Western Gen.
Tom Thumb the Grpes the fortune telling queen &c are
engaged for the day making array Of attraction and novel
~ entirely But the splendid aud gorgeous IL
Ium,p.ton in the evening will cap the whole The Museum
will present the appearance Of grand temple OF san'
glass With such attractions, the Museum must be uil
throughout The day and evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

n The Journalof Commerce ciphers up an
aggregate of SS,9l7 paid in duties on the Iron
Copper, Anvils, Cables, Cordage, Chains, sc.
used in the construction and fitting out of the
packet ship Roscius BY the rule which the
Journal employs in this case, we pay every year
$4,000, Tariff tax, on the paper we use IN print
ing The Tribune: and yet every intelligent man
knows that Paper is quite as cheap now as under
the former Tariff, and we firmly believe it Is
cheaper than it would be if Foreign Paper were
allowed to come in free of Suty, deranglng and
running the Paper. making business here by ca
pricious inpor,a,ions. TO be followed by an ad-
vance Of price whenever our own people should
be driven out of the business.
We have tried several times to extort an an
swer from the Journal or some other Free Trade
paper to substantially the following questions ont
our patience is immovable, so here goes again
Mr.. Journal, will you please tell us
l. How much more the articles you nave emu
narrated az taxed S3,9l7 would cost now than
they would have done two years ago this oay
under the low Tariff
9. Are you in favor of throwing open our Car
rying Trade to the Vessels of Foreign Nations
3. Are you IN favor of repeating the dlHerenuai
duty levied by our Government on goods imported
in the ships Of such Nations as impose higher
duty ON goods imported IN American vessels than
In their own
a. Is it not possible to get a straightforward
answer from Free Trade paper to these PLAIN
questions
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
nrFor criticism on OLE BULL see first pag
The Course OF the Senate.

. Considerable socitude exists in various quar-
tiers respecting the prospective action of the Sen
ate on the nominations recently submitted to it
by the President, embracing those of nearly his
whole Cabinet, and many other important Off
GERS. We shall state our impression on the sub
ject, which the next news from Washington may
prove entirely erroneous.
Our opinion, then, is that the Cabinet nomina
tons will be confirmed, though not without seri-
Gus opposition, especially to Messrs. Porter and
Henshaw. We are confident that the Senate
will not veto Cabinet nomination unless the
necessity for such course shall seem palpable
and peremptory.
There are some other appointments. however,
in regard to which our impression is different
Where no other objection exists than such as IS
implied in Tylerism, we think the Wing portion
of the Senate will be disposed to confirm in all
cases but there are some nominees whose per.
sonal character will imperatvely compel rejec
ton, and others who, though the ranhest Van
Buren, men in every thought and aspiration, have
obtained appointments from Tyler by hollow pro-
LESSONS Of attachment to his cause and, conf
IDENTIFY expecting that this Senate would be Loco
Foco have employed the intervening months in
procuring the removal OF Wings from minor Post
Offices, lnspectorships, SC. and the appointment
of men after their own heart instead We shall
not be surprised to find that several of this class
have reason to regret that their fond anticipations
of Van Buren, Senate this winter have been
blasted.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

1js a Journey from Boston to Baltimore and
back by stage formerly cost SIG, and required
fifteen days hard travel. 1t now requires three
days, and costs $37 at farthest, though less
will answer, saving fully twelve days and So
What an abominablc tag these corporate me
nopoies imposes on the People? How the souls
of Benton, Saml. Young and Admiral Hoffman
must dissolve in agony at It's contemplation
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

D- The citizens of Buffalo are devising ways
and means for the enlargement Of their Harbor
This is wise and needful. They are divided as
to the best plan, but will ultimately, we think,
decide to enlarge their present harbor on the op-
poste side Of the Creek, rather than to construct
a new one from the broad Lake, subject to all its
furious tempests.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

7"A Voice from Antiquity to the Men OF
the Nineteenth Century, or Read the Book by
J. H. MERLE D'AUBIGNE, author OF the " his
tory OF the Reformation" has Just been issued by
John 5. Taylor g. Ce., l45 Nassau-street' 1t Is
a pungent defence Of the authority of the Scrip
tures
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

u The Various Writings of CORNELIUS
MATHEWS, embracing The Motley Book, . Be
hemoth,' The Politicians, Poems on Man.
Wakondah,' Puffcr Hopkins &c. have Just
been published complete III one volume by the
Harpers Of the character Of these Writings we
have already spoken frequently and fully
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

FROM OREGoN.-The st. Louis Republican has
the Goth of September, Qour days later than those
published) They relute the absurd report that
Fort Hall had been surrendered to hun.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

" The REPORTS in several oi the morning ana evening
papers of Friday last of aay which occurred the e. enli4
,ious between Henry w Merritt aud myself omitted ~
state that gentleman assaed and threatened assault
Court Room of ths General Sessions, where al
tending, under subpoena, testify then trial
before Court; and that he assaulted the
msdaely on my ing the Room striking seveal
times with large cane, sufficient i'll the hands of large
athletic man. to iuct boofha would produce death All
this was done his part BEFORE sSLed the cart-runs
with which he alleges assaulted him. although was at
snv m. while ia possession of the uug near enough ohm
to have done
will add that the assault and battery committed upon me
by this Special Justice the peace were wholly
unprovoGed on my part except that replied to the Insulting
and abusive language 18th which was first as'aIed BY HIM
deem proper to state justice myself and
in order that the may be properly undsrstood io nj
though am Indifferent the malignant sners and cnr-
rlous abuse tie ignorant wOrhless dndrile next 10 The
approval of God and my conscience emuous Of the
TEEN Of the virtuous and wise.
pecsmher q. 1913. JEREMIAH @. HAMILION.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

q, HANNAH HAWKINS, or the Reformed
Drunkards Daughter" by the Rev. JOHN MARSH
has just been published in neat little volume u
u pages at the Am. Temperance Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

HOLIDAY PREsEHTs-Pasons wishing to make presents
the line of Watches and Jewery, would do well TO call on
our old friend A c. BURR, Bowsry. They Will there find
fist rate Of articles that line you purchase
you depend upon getting article as good as recon-
rnanded hr him.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
december %, 1913. JEREMIAH G. HAMILTON.

~ The best assortment of Card Baskets, Toys ad ancy
articles for Holiday Presents i'll the City to be found at
s. Randel .l9 Broadway If you will only call and e1a'
mine their and prices will not leave without
nharin
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

WINDOW sHApE.-In these Holiday times windows oueh
10 look rather naa BAsroL De MAUNY, No. Spruce 81
have most beautifully printed shades of all descriptions Cal
and examine them.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

a MEMOIR OF Miss CAruARISs REYNoLps: Of Poughkeep
sie \. York; with Selections from her Dialy aud i.st
ters: Edited b. Rev GEO COLES, (pp. 2l2. 2mo.) Me-
thoiist Book Room, 200 Mubeuy.st.
This is Religious Biography, and good
one Works of this class have become so n'l-
mcrous, and are necessarily so similar, that no
one can expect wide popularity: but they must
continue to be read and to exert a most salutary
influence.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

emigration to Oregon will read and heed MIR. Farm
HAMS letter on our last page. Hespeaks what he
knows. How foolish as well as malignant is the
Globes accusing the British Of skinaing the
Rocky Mountain region of Oregon of buffalo,
deers, &c. When buffalo acquire a relish for
volcanic rock, wild wormwood, prlcdy thorn, and
such dclicacies they will cover the Western slopes
Of the Rocky Mountains, and not till then.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

MAssACHusETrs.-The official canvass of the
vote for Senators shows that the Wings have
chosen II Senators-viZ ) IN Suffolk, 9 in Hamp-
shire, l in Franklin, IN Barnstable, and ! in
Nantucket and Dukes; the L.ocos 6--viz 3 in
Bristol, 2 in Berkshire, in Hompden-and there
is no choice for in ESSEX, in Mddeescx, 5 III
Worcester, / in Hampden, in Franklin, in
Norfolk, and in Plymouth. The vacancies will
be filed by the Legslature-ol course with
Wings.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

70 NoNPAREIL TYPE.-Fire hundred weight Of Nonpa-
re Type from the Foundry of James Conner used but
short time for sal. lots purchasers this office
Pce 37a lb cash When ordered from the country
will be boxed and shipped according directions
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

U FARNHAM's TRAVELS are properly estimated
in. France. Mr.. Walsh, in communication !"
the National Intelligencer, says:
a p.ris has solid journal, entitled Rerlen 9: q
.nai.,;rai Bi6i;0grapty, monthly, and OF about SIX
sheets. y''A Fors Lferature German m chiefly bas is
there here is sufficient ana favorable notice Of !. j.
Farnhams Travels in the Great western ffdi,1s rI,s
Rocky Mountains, &c, the work G4 t>+;o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

MATHIS AND VEsPER.; with HYMNS ana
Occasional Devotional Pieces: BY JOHN BOW
RING" has just been published IN very nSa'
pocket volume by w. D. Ticknor, Boston ana "
Annle1nn RrnadEay
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

FROM DEMARARA.-'rhe schooner Telltair, Capt.
Burns, arrived last evening from Demarara via An
ugua, bringing dates from Georgetown, B. g., TO the
ID, and from Dominica TO the I'D November. The
news is Of no interest or importance. Capt. Burns
reports that in Demarara the markets are glulted
with all kinds Of American produce. Flour selling
az S5 at Dominica, Antigua and Demarara.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

DRUNKENNESS, DEsT1TUTIoS AND DEATH-On
"Wednesday afternoon, Col. Pratt held an inquest on
the body of Celia M'Devitt, wife OF William NJ ID.
found dead in cellar in Cross street Ihe deceased
and her husband were very incorporate in their
habits, and lived in the cellar with scarcely an ar-
Gle of domestic convenience. small heap OF shay
ings answered for bed and the floor was nearly
ovcrflowed with water from the street. They had
frequent quarres, and there were marks of blows on
various parts of her body, but not severe in charac-
ter, recent III date. The jury found verdict thar
want, and from the neglect and abuse of her hus
band. While she was lying dead in one part of the
room, he was lying drunk in another. They had two
Young children. Boston Post.
DUEL.-A duel took place the evening before last,
between two young gentlemen of this city ON the
ticntilly Road. Weapons, shot guns-dlstnnce
forty nnces-one Gre-no bIood-no wounds. II
originated, however,we understand, another ''atinr,
which may not terminate 50 harmlcssly.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

- Alexander Uter formerly of CASTLE, Wyo-
ming co., n Y was recently killed in Dclavan,
Wisconsin, while engaged in stonmg a we'll Tie
rope to which Tub OF stones was attached, break
ing. the whole mass falling on and killing him in q
moment.
y A young child OF Mr.. NlcClne, of Norwich,
Conn was burned 10 death on the 10Th, by lts
clothes taking fire during the temporary absence oil
It's mother.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

- Hon JOAN NJ BUCHANAN, Chief Judge OF the
High Court o. Appeals OF Maryland, was lying dam
gerously i'll at his residence near Wiamsport at the
latest accounts.
~ The Cincinnati Commercial of the 18th init
mates that Mr. More, formerly gentleman OF high
standing IN that City, has committed iorseries to
the amount OF about $3.50, 900, and fled 10 parts un-
known.
- - The Cloth and Woolen Factory OF MIR,
George Miller neur Freehold, n. }. was consumed
bv fire on Monday night, 18th INST
50 Ezekiel Burk has obtained verdict OF
81, 900 agains, William Z. Conlne, IN the Baltimore
County Court, III an action for false imprisonment
on an execution for debt.
t-g Counterfeit halt eagles arc in circulation IN
tbe vicinity of ST Louis, Nlo. sad 10 be we'll exc
- Choir, recently convicted for the murder OF
NJ. Dunn of Ann Arbor. Mich, has had new trlal
granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

Premium RAZOR SrRop,.-The FIRST premium al the Fans
of The American lnstitu been awarded year after year
with sdesNo side having the effect OF hone with
Using oil The other s are for keeins the
perfect order without having cutie or barber
Il used aud recommended by the hfs cutters in tugand,
and Certified by III. most scientific gentlemen this courY
It's celebrity mas caused counteres and limitations in
Vulnerable which easily be detected By the and
imperfect surface Of what called the Tablet side the org
mai beI4s smooth and polished Mandatory No 1863 Broad
way, New-ToIk diS 6teOd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

D-T We are indebted 70 Hon. n. F. TALLMADoE. Hon. j.
r PAGSIx, Hon. HAMILTON FISH. Hon. WASHINGTON
HuNr and Hon. j. B. AYCRIGG for Congressional Docu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

Union and the Constitution But do Therefore pledge
myself not present petitions either OF my own Of my
STATE, amend the Constitution Tlt within tbs power
tn, House; bat within the owctot this House
tstus Iscrlre petition 70 amend the Constitution
u rs parts.
Mr GIDDlHCs wishing to make an eAplana
ton, Mr.. WISE moved that the Rule be farther
suspended: Negatived Yeas 7o: Nays 81.
Mr. BELsER OF Ala. regarding the Massachu-
sctts Resolutions movement to dissolve the
Union, moved that they do lie on the table, and
thereon asked the Yeas and Nays, which were
ordered: Yeas, Sirty four Nays, One Hundred
aad -Four.
The question being now on the reference, Mr..
BEARDsLEr of n. Y. hoped that AIR. Adams
would have just such reference as he wished.
Mr.. KENNEDY hoped that the Committee would
consist entirely of Massachusetts men, that we
may see what they will do Mr.. JAMESON there
upon withdrew his motion to refer to the Jude
ary Committee, ond the motion for Select Com
mttee preuailed. without dl, ision
A great number of petitions for Reduction of
Postage, Indemnity for French Spoliatons, Inter
national Copyright, SC. were now presented, and
the House adjourned to Tuesday next.
CoPPER OaEs FROM LAKE SuPERloR.-Several
specimens of these ores, amounting IN the whole
to near 500 pounds, were recently received by the
American Institute Of this city, as contribution
from Walter Cunningham, Esq, OF Copper Har
Dor, Lake Superior, and are now open to the ex
animation of the curious and scientific at the
rooms of the Institute. If our Government were
to take immediate measures or thorough and sci
entifc exploration of the minerals in that region,
it can hardly be doubted that the result would
show an entire ability on our part to supply all
the wants Of the United States with copper from
within our own territories We understand Nh
Cunningham has forwarded specimens to the
Secretary Of War.
In the same rooms of the Institute we saw a
piece of the great Copper Rock or Boulder from
Ontanagan River, Lake Superior, presented by
Mr.. Eldred, who removed the rock and exhibited
tin this city some weeks since The weight of the
entire solid, if we remember, was about two tons.
f- We perceive that Mr.. J. A SHEA, of this
city. delivers a Lecture tomorrow evening al the
Lyceum, Jersey City-subject Ireland as sep
arate nation 1t is the same read by him before the
Carroll Institute few weeks since, in Philadelphia,
where it has been highly spoken of as embodylns
much new and valuable information, as to the re-
sources of Ireland NATURAL physical and moral,
which is at this time, peculiarly desirable.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

IA Az OLp MAID infalliby Will that girl be who sui
be dis figured hairy or hr
o ehed to remain mean and low her tacs pmptd tFee
gay, The the blooming fellow; fal inIose with such
faces No. the will; but there hope Tor
you s1l DR. GouIauo Poude Subtle will eradicate Tor
eyer suPeffuou. hair wish and his famous t1iia
Mecated Soap will make your saow eruptye lace 100
smooth white monumental ala For chapped
hands tender feet, weak otter and morpew ITS
are almost miraculous. One cake will suffice Buy no
where else bur ST Walsersret door iron the corner
Of Rrasd dG.v
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

u Read the Speech of JOHN QuINcY ADAMS,
and see how nobIy the old man eloquent tn
umphs over his adversaries There never was a
more complete victory of right reason over blind
passion than is evinced in the Congressional pro-
ceedings Of Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

lC- In Committee of Democratic VFai.
Is. 1888:
eseived That Of thanks be rendered 10 our late
SeGie tor the able aud efficient which he had
Dis duties and that the good shes Of this Commit.
Lee oe offered 20 hi for hi. his undertaking.
s0totd That copy of the foregoing Resolution pre-
sehted 10 him. and that tho same be pub blls!ed
;, ;, ADDISON DOUGHERTY, Chairman.
WALTER K. .PLNNr, 9ecfetarles. d21
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

.O Democratic WhiS General Commit
tesAn adjourned me.ug Of this Committee VIII be held
on TUESDAY EVENING. Dec 26 az the Broadway
Honse. at J O'Clock PHILIP HONE, Chairman.
"M TURNER,
n. G. BRApFoRp Secretaries. d252t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

@ The WEEKLY TRIBUNE has now the largest crculs-
,ou OF any paper printed the City of NewYork few
advertisements will be inserted handed before Tuesday
of each week Price fifty for square Of eiS. lines
Terms CASH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

CHRIsrmAs.-Thls being the day universally
celebrated by Christians for many centuries in
commemoraton Of the birth of the Savior Of
Mankind, no evening paper will be issued from
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

- KEsAS SoA2-Th- great difficulty IN obtaining this
Soap genuine induced the subscribers import quantity
duec Those wishing the article will md the present SUP
ply fresh aud of superior quality ,->.n,.nc .o.,