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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-07-06
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THNtlE undersigned having been mp
Il pointed commissioners Nv receive
md audit claims against tho Estate ID.
Hasriiah r. Hvrig'1h deceased lrrpor
ted iusolycntl Nv the Probate Court u
Amjrc county, Mississippi, at the March
Term. lgIl, will meet at the Court House
in the Town OF Liberty, for that purpose,
M The first lP,dassfaV IN each MONTH for
The cusulng siN months.
S. r. DAVIS,
3. W. SMITH,
Commissioners.
March 80. l8li line
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LAW NOTICE
q 4 W l3IIg

Attorney nnd Counsellor nttsu
M Ill attend 10 such profe.s.oB,,
" aamny be entrusted 10 his m,s. .''''
~ the Circuit Court Of Amitu and admrrn11Ta..
tics, Also, business in the Probate co..
Amto viii meet his undiyldcdoltcnloe .''''
Office in the Court House, oppostcnc r.s
Office. 'sh
LlurprY, Miss, January 2s, lsIl
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fayeile. Jeiiersnn Co, (Hi) Dee. 20, 1912.
Ca1rin +. Hull, N. D,--Dcar Sir
We take the liberty Of addressing you,
to express our gratitude for the great
benefit our families have derived from
the use Of your Worm Lozenges: we do
most sincerely believe them to be by far
the most excellent and successful vermi-
luge with which we were ever acquanl-
ed. Simon GuiImanot, Charles T. Miles.
David Sullivan Price 35 cts. per box
For sale by P II mcGraw, and VIM H
Fox, Agents, Natchez Miss, Also by Bal
lard and Mckowe0, Liberty Mss.
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FAyErTE, Jefferson Co, (ui) Dec. 90 1912.
DR. HULL,--Dcar Sir--I deem it due
to you and the public generally, 10 com
muncate the great benefit my family
has derived from your Worm Lozcn-
ges. \ child Of mire was attacked one
day with what we call worm fits, she had
seven in succession, we administered the
prescribed dose Of your Worm Lozen-
ges which relieved her Immediately. a nd
a complete cure; previous 10.
this we had several Of our children IA.
ken with the same fits and died.
Yours, John J. SlampIy. /.
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NOTICE..

FHNlIE undersigned surviving admins
traitor Of the Estate of Daniel
Thompson, deceased, will present his ac
account a; the July Term Of the Probate
Court of Amitc county, for final settle
ment and allowance; and surrender his
letters Of administration.
II. NJ ROGERS,
Surviving Admir-,
June %, 1914, lows
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HNllE undersigned having been ap
pointed Commissioners % receive
lal audit claims 1F1lnal Gee lfinl1 81
Ihamlt u. Cuulg, deceased (frpofIri 10
fa.venU by IbH Probate Count 0l Amil'
county, brlhn Nay form, iHii, WI moa
bl fuf guuH IlYua8si lho Iusu ul llbuf
lHmf lbal purpose no Hs hrH llt3ast
HgiHf aft wfab, IDf lh0 ensuing st'
months
u.s. a. Davis,
. " sNlTu,
Commissioners
lune !, tHti llmG
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4 REMEDY FOR SECRET DISEASES
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
TO the Wings OF the Union.
THE CLAY TRIBUNE.

Al the suggestion OF many Wings, the under
signed will commence, the first week in May,
and publish once a week, Ill the close OF the
Presidential campaign, cheap Wing paper OF
moderate size, to be thoroughly devoted to the
advancement Of the Wing cause and the election
Of HENRY CLAY.
The CLAY TRIBUNE will be half the size Of
the present Weekly Tribune, (or exactly the same
as the Daily Tribune prior to its recent enlarge
ment,) and will contain substantially all the Pon'
cal matter which appears in the Daily and Weekly
Tribune, with brief summary Of the News OF
the Day. 1t will be well printed on good paper,
Ia little over six months) at the following rates
For single copy. 80 cents.
copies -..-..S2
" ID copies in one package 50.
And in the latter proportion for am num0ei
below 100. One Hundred Copies will be sent
to any one Post Office for the whole term fol
800 or scarcely more than cent copy.
We shall endeavor in this paper to do thorough
Justice to the Tariff question, showing the vita
necessity and uniform benciiccnce Of the Pro
tcctivc policy, and the respective positions Of TIL
two great parties on the subject.
Those who may see fit to favor us with thei
patronage will oblige US by sending in their name
as early as possible, so as to secure full se'i
since We cannot afford, at the price above stPu
lated. to print large editions on the chance
selling them. We can only agree to supply VIII
the first numbers all orders which shall reach
before May 10Th.
~ The first number Of the Clay Tribune WI
contain the Proceedings of the BALTIMORE
CONVENTION.
u Subscriptions may be RENTED throusi
the post Offices at our risk.
u When single copies arc ordered the pro
of which is so cents for the term, the names
the subscribers " i'll be written on the envelope oU
in all other cases where clubs Of five or more az
formed, the packages must be directed to s'n'
individual of the club or to the Post Office.
Orders are respectfully solicited
GREELEY & McELRATH;
| Tnbuae Buildings, lSC Nassau =
| Hto York. .4prii l0Lh. 1874.
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SUPERIOR COURT. Before Jude OAx;rr
Mari, T.. De t., HAVE W. HNTo,xrVy,


Tbi. ca,e wa. tired few weeks sgo whea he Jun ear,
,,, la, an acton To recover damage, of en- s,I -
70, The plaintiff u native Of France unn.r,a5 -
.ho, 10 wears of age She formerly engaged
,,<s i, = female academy. The defendant j, also ,.,'
r,uce and pastor OF the French church co,De,o h. :,
rnnkln tfcet. The asserted bels complained d ,,
,s fund among the documents fe, IN tie Court Of S
at, the tfa of Mr. Nerrcn asans; Bafho.emy agd 0. p
Ion in 1870 fox conspiracy. The papers n The h,nr
NJ Mr. Verren They accuse certain peron' Of ir,.
nr,ccc< and otcndc0vorus To ncUcaie such pree, % .
pupils, These papers do not mention any name buxssy
a, ,,,onvmors letter W.. received N 1883 b. Mn Mar R,
which wa, copy of these paper. and which eon,ain H.
n,.. f Madame he La Have Iha, letter howe,er VI, ~,
no At the time By plant herself Whea the :or ,,4
rested.
NJ. Whtus counsel Tor NJ. Nercn. con,en:ed for 90.
.n OH the ground lst that proof had been shown The. v.
ycrrcn had ever published the documents. but 90 the eoe
that they had been introduced INTO Court By BstheezT-
,, II was not penal Tor 10 write libel PROVIDED be q,
o, publish Il; and that 10, plaintiff to shew whehe, u,.
miners even Admitting thu, they Nj Neren. w,n, h.
been published 10y him OF had teen taken from him surv
orsly Ii wa, ,hc du,y OF PLAINTIFF have placed BsA,
On the stand a, made him state how these paper cane a.
hi, po.>e,,io.-anj ally that the pr9er similar,
those received BY Ilr> Brunei ~ she stated that plaintiff ,aa.
WIS mentioned 10 TIA, letter. and such name does not Ape
Nr w cortende TINT the had hen got up through
.utlop not by painnl but by those who have followed
Vercn every hour and every minute since the ,rs VIII
these pspers were introduced into Court. By hs eusre
Within. was ably replied TO by Mr.. De WIZ The Coar 4
rye ~, decision tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The New ON hou''.'
p.r.ApELPliI,. April 1J-P.

P.,.ApxLput,. April 2j-P VI.
A Coon Mas DEcEAsEp-l regret To announce
Tho dcn,b Of the Rev JosEru YnR.ND, one OF ire ' IT.
is,, t'l,rgvuIen attached tO the Methodist
i,,I took place yesterday ut his residence ~ We liz
NH X. deeply md widely lHnieIi'ea 10y MI VINO MIC" ' "
was 81 years OF age .,, ,,-,.:, - ,b, C;ty and
Phil.,clphia he'll! Mas Meeting on Friday evening
IN front OF Independence Han ,r Ann
=" ExoW Sr. JoHv. Z. R.-The schr. Mary Afin'
c,n Shankliu arrived port ;iiS lonu, ~ ~ ;
from s. John The markets were compeey :Il' f, " M
insrcan proiuce Sugars were scare 'iu "ea' VIC '' ~
being made ri - cents - Il. :,:, ,.,,e Ram
-, orvcn,jon Yesterday IN the Church m lagr11tc,,is e
H., Wr Colgate had his pocket picked o So mnes
o.,n. 10 the Foreign Bible Society ftc ot"e' 'ief"'e
were treated ~ u similar MANNER ,r:-i,,r ON,
SrocKS-rhr good news from llaffiSouIs, a''-
- IN, massage BIZ the Senate OF the Reycnue aud AK
ii b .s,,,,4I csee of animation highly favorable !, our
,ork market State IN request tne as ~ ll'
nn,,m. m about stOOoO ~ The li Board sales UT
made al o.. an improvement oil - Houl !eS'S''''
.ic-,sI firm M ~ Ick>burg WAS htntt 80, ,,.I
cl, , RSr a.. * .bar,s Mechanics, Bank 81 90 do GrnIi
Rank iodo =: do Comnetial lSanA - ~ ~;
~ $40 do 49,; 500 do 81 $1,000 do Gts $40 90 "a
s8 do small lots TO- 100 shares Nc,' Orleans ,s s4A - "
"a ;nnuy ~; satO Camden and tIuboy Bonds = o.
40 S.nnS Horrd siar,s Nlca,bwrg. ltD do New "
ns tas BsnS -: 81 do Commercial Bank a = do.
pdng Garden g:gFance SS Sn ~ - int; & s5.G
81" t,at s.; $500 DO w. TO SSS State S'Nes' TO-
s' SHIP Ip Sxws.-4y T. M.-Cleared d,is Aternoo"'
-Schrs DAVID Coffin. Smith Ialal NS; Bome3 Dnrha'i
Salem Mass; Olive EIlzne;n, ntGs to>,n Tn ~"
Samuel Milton Providence; Elizabeth. Beaon Ny. baf-e
f2g r,r,S This ifte7neon-Shp Madison fo:ter IS days
from Newport. Wales schrS Deiancc NtSt Ha!s '.E
washington renobcoti, liuse. day, if" Neiv OH ,,
rb Haven days I'm Charleston Weather clear ana Ple"
NT,bW
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and of the advance Of protective principles, The
fact that while this House. eminent for the im-
uense number of documents sent firth To the
nublic, mad printed 30 600 OF this antitaEfi report
with this bill. they had with great reluctance
printed hut naIf,h1 number OF the minority re-
D,rt. and had refused "nnre'y To PRINT any extra
c..o;rs Of Mr. tlui-on's Tariff Report from the
c,,,,,,,ree on Manu'actures-prnbah!y tnc most
.bl,. on that subject ever made TO Congress-dnd
80 .verred themselves IN every way To shut out
rom the public the Arguments on the other SIDE
IT, c,b,birec with cea.ness the destructive ;en-
dsnc,es of this bill ana satifIzed The accommodt-
,.y,. scomhina-ionS and chIcanrre with which II
n,t neen nfrugnt up and KS no" attempted L.
h., t,,r,e. through the House against tle eAPie's-
cd wishes OF a large maJor!ty oil the American
people ,b,o
Mr. E. JOY MosRls made all eloquent and ao!e
speech against The bill. ,..s
The House adjourned. ARGUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

NJ baltimore Conventional consequence OF
scltes offered land Baltimore since
tho announcement S;eaboat Excursion the stenmo'a
New Haven will not depart from tn, Cy Monday as here
tofore advertised. II
The pnce by the New jersey Railroad leaving ut a. NJ
so65 P NJ is Four Donrs-the Company refusing 10 iaA
.ny REDUCTION from their regular fare for ordnary travel
The Camden and Amboy Railroad haTei and secoho Gus
Car,-pce per the first class So co. Tor the secoho -
80 n,,orv advertised they leave this City daily at IL
O'Clock NJ Many of the Delegates have already e 10Y fhs
depha and will join Clay fends at that Cy anc proceed
in body on Monday Tuesday by the way oil te iioci
phia and Baltimore Railroad Fare through 70 pa'ho'e Is
40 N e,cb ,,nv during the week Of the Convention.
The COMMITTEE have been Informed Of other cheap routs BY
s.amboa, and Canal by responsible conpanes-ome Oft
oernp 70 take delegates from Philadelphia to Baltimore at
the very low price 81 % and found but the undersigned are
advised TO such arrangements optional with the Deesa
On behalf Of the Central Clay Committee.
~ j. F. GARRISON.
ae NJ 0. ROBERTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
Passage of the Revenue and Tax Bill.

PnlLApuLPuI,. April %. 8 A. NJ.
The vote of the Senate oil Pennsylvania, by which
the Revenue aud the Tax Bill was lost on the 2''d
was Yesterday noon rrconsidrred and finally noon re-
considered, and the bill finally passed by tile follow
ne vote:
YEAs-Mcs.rs BnLlt, Back. Crabb D4Tsie, EGue Eyer
FnrIeiy E"gS,od I'LL H@rGa; liSse quay 'N'a
NAys-Alesrs Bailey. Chanpneys. Chapman ctaiG HIN
ork Lbaugh Fesely GOrGn>. Hickman. hidder. Mnlln
Pennnnn, Sherwood. Steugere, Sul,van-i5
The bill now goes back Ia ie Honse tor concur
renee in the amendments, which will be cone pro-
baby to-day.
learn that two expresses we're despatched M
medisrely upon the passage o; the hill, that y"l!
may perhaps have the new: ere this reaches you-
Il least i, will be known in Was'r-ei. terrain
members Of The Senate have spacnlated large! y dur
inc the st fortnight in State Elves through the
hands of the brokers.
The lax leyied will he TIRE mills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
COURT CALENDAR. TINS Day.
Comxos PLEAs.-Nos. %, 40, 81.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-NOs. 81.
CITY INTEL LIGEN CF
.rIr.r SnIY
EMITTED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFrcy
I'm : kAnElyE. ~. Cam.n-..Lonet 80

UNITED STATES .coNNfSS1oNER's oFr-cy
fore :. K,rELJE, Esl. Commissioner. A'''S
CHARGE OF CRUELTY -JasPer Cogl4n, p,,. ,
tie ba.S RouAd,oa. from Canton s,,csei ), n
Marshal VIM Wal.h a charge of cruel and unaso, =
shlr,ent TO bog namel George Ryksm.n who "a, -
bar! ne esc. grhis = The sane atiiTon vAch - g.
and mate were prosecuted II the Nlarne Coax; las, ,
,nare ,no.,nt e :he boy two occasions, ra,he, .i
The Jnry N the Marine Cou':. verde; fr 2s.s
el0 whi,h ha been 4rPea'ed from however. o. ,ae ~,
OF excessive Tie mat, hn> n ;.my. lie w, 49,.
fura,l BAH ~ the sam Of sioqo
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge Iss,,,..
Jou> l.. JENSIss y. DAVID STEyEys.-A+s.
u recover on Indemnity Bond Of ,cpsss &c -,
winch the plaintiff V'as successfully erdc, fof Nr
500 and asss damages at sl52 o. subject to The o.. 4
no Cnu.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
The above shows that more than e-third OF
the whole amount OF Canal Tolls is now derived
FINN Elnnr and Wheat

STORM on LAKE MIcHIGAN-The following Is
an extract of letter published in the Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser, dated
CHICAGO, April 18th. 1871
Last night brought on violent storm very sud
denIy and fears are entertained for several vessels
that sailed immediately before. The schr. Wndham
sailed al O'Clock wiki 10000 bushels wheat ship
ped by w. L. Whiting, insured by Bristol Il Porter
at 7Oc and the vessel also by them, is said for
OOO She s ashore on the North Pier, and much
damaged. The wheat will likely be lost
The weather has been very fair OF late and vegeta
ten is very forward. The wheat ON all lands looks
yery rich and the breadth sown is very great Prices
look down little, those that were from ~ - may
now be 65 20.
cents in Buffalo.
u The Asylum Journal, edited by the luna
tics in the Asylum at Brattleborough, Vermont,
has the following gooi hit:
MORAL TREATMENT OF INsASIrY-The Medical
Faculty have long decided that change OF scenery,
and the awakening of new associations are bene-
fetal in the treatment of insanity II sometimes
has good effect 10 remove patient from one Luz
matte Asylum to another Acting on this principle.
thu Hon. John NJ Niles has been removed from the
Asylum al Utica 10 the great mad-house at Wash
inglon, hoping it may produce a favorable change
in his case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
po.ta &c Newfoundland Ho:

We congratulate the Country Oh the passage
70 third reading in Senate of Mr. Merrick's bill
to reduce and regulate the Rates of Postage
throughout the United States. The bill was ably
discussed on Wednesday, and an amendment de.
signed to preserve substantially the existing Frank
ing Privilege to Members Of Congress was reject.
ed, by vote of 26 to IL alter which the bill.
not impaired in any of its essential provisions, was
ordered to be engrossed for third reading by the
decisive vote Of 30 to Ia, as follows:
YEAs-Me.srs. Allen. Anterior. Bdvard. Buchanan.
Choae Clayton. Critenden Dayton Erans. Fairfield,
Francis Henderson,. HantiagtoR flanagan, .herrick Nh
Ter .NOreteai Pcarce. Porter. Stmaoa5. Sturgeon Tut
madge Tappnn. UphGm Walker. Whue. U0od6ridgs,
Woodbury. and Wngh-29
NAYs-Niessrs Atkinson. Bnsby. Barrow. Benton Breesc.
CoQuut Foster Fulton. Haywood, Hugey. McDule. Man
gum, Semple. and Sevief--i3.
Wings, I'm Itdlics)-Yeas 20; Nays l.
Locos, I'm Roman)-Yeas 9; Nays 49,
So the bill is ordered to third reading. 1t is
not all we could wish-we are confident still low
er rates would produce more postage; but 1t is a
noble step in the right direction, and we most
earnestly hope it may become 4 law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

MINIATURE PArxrlSc-We have examined some
beautiful Miniatures, the work OF Miss NJ l.. WAC
SKa, late OF Albany, who has visited City with
the hope o finding sphere Tor The exercise OF her
tlents as an artist. We are confident our citizens
who have for Art Will lie grau6ed by visit
TO her rooms, No. l0I Chambers-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
Passengers Arrived

IN he ship .fabdRd, from -Nsn Or.eaHs--'ii
. teer child and servant--J6 steemce- ,L ssnchH
In The bark Cattornia from NSfgitG go Jusn r.
lady and servants, Rev Vim Sewail. DON eei''S
henrls Francis Nclleib. lsc. ,pu,IS u
In the bark HENRY Ressey. from Ponce. ~
bot OF II LOUIS. Thomas Lsnley Of lpdisna nI.nxitt
In the brig COraeiia from GGagdmd, ~ L--Nf ri
In The J,1c .Ntn Orleans. from CieaJaes0s' Co.'S
r,rL, Mr. stump
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as It
NJ Mn. CLAY's LETTER On THE AsSexATl'

NJ Nh. GAYS LETTER cN THE ANNEXATION
OF Texas, taking strong ground against that
measure at least 80 long as the Independence OF
Texas remains unrecognized by Mexico and OBJ
iections to the Annexation are entertained by d
large portion Of the American People, has been
some DAYS in Washington, and was announced
by sundry let,cr.wrters as certain 10 appear IN
the Natun,i lntell,ecncer Of YESTERDAY 1t Is
not there. however, nor any alluslon TO 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

AggRAY AT M4BlLs-At the Waverly House,
Mobile. on the 18th inst one J. L. Mckeen and
= clerk in his employment. named Williams,
ouarrelled. Williams drew 4 revolving pistol and
r;red three shots at Mr.. McNeen, one OF which
took effect IN his left leg. 1t did no serious
damage, for which more credit is to be gwen to
a lack OF skill than intention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
By This Mornings Mail.

Via. CLav.-A gentleman who reached ms
CITY Yesterday evening in the Steamboat iror'
Nor.os. states that Mr. Clay would leave the
l.. tar clty tnis morning. land NJ Annapolis TINS
evening, and proceed by the dFoad 10 " ash
,,.,,..n II. Pat. Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

A GREAT FIRE AT WILMINGTON, n. C.-We
regret to learn that dreadful conaagration was
raging at Wilmington, n. C., when the Southern
Mail passed through that lown. The loss OF
properly was at least 100000, and the flames
still unsubdued. Messrs. R. w. Brown, w
Latimer, and Hall Il Armstrong, were among
The chief sufferers. Philadelphia Inq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
MARRIED.,

On "Wednesday afternoon 9th INST By the Rey H n ~
EDWARD CRoLirs 10 ABIGAIL VI daughter Of Chaf's o''N
On the 2ith INST by the Res William Sdiwel III " s ~
rEL HAwTHogSy to Miss BRIDGET MALLos, all OF W
On Thur.day morning 2jth INST. By Re. Geosse Ba.r:
Flushing l. T. WILLIAM MITCHELL Of Flushing % SEn
RISE w youngest daughter OF the late Abraham a'A-
this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

The ELLIOTT voTEs.-At the meeting OF the
First Municipality Council on Monday evening,
a resolution, submitted by Mr.. Baudain, author
izing the payment TO Mr.. Soule of fee of $500,
to procure decision from the competent tribu
nal as to the validity or invaLdity Of the Elliott
certificates of naturalization, was carried by &
vote of to s. We may therefore expect 10 see
this important question settled in short tune
q. 0. Tropc, April l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
DIED,

On "wednesday 9th inst, REBEccA. daughter oil Io'i' -
mick IN the 3tF year OF her age. I,, ,itsnl
The friends Of the family respectfully invites
her funeral from the residence OF her father 10 ~
On sunday sa INST at hrs residence IN Closef j. fi'i'
RIKER IN the 10Th year OF his age. q ofWm q
In l.ondon England. on the 9th ui, ELIZA vic " w.
FRYER Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

GIBBONS RoMAS EMPIRE.-The history OF the
Decline and Fall by GIBsoS, Edited by aiiLMAS,
has reached It's ninth number which is issued by the
Harpers to-day, and forms the opening of the third
volume 1t mas splendid map OF the Eastern part
OF the Empire. This is the best, most accessible, and
by far the cheapest edition OF tlis great work. II is
10 be in fifteen parts, al two shillings each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

Z Orders have been received from the Depart
neni at Washington, 10 III out the L. . o, ol's
Trux,on, now lying at Phlladelpnia' Tor sea- nc
T.nxton. IL viii o. remembered. brought 70 lh''
CITY the res1ain~ Of Comm"dor" Porter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

Correspondence Of Tue ] yenIns Fo>t.
WASHINGTON. April q
The Treaty lnr the Annex1uou % i.X's wil!
be relecird II i, nav understnod. h. very large
vote. The following SX Senators. It Is run" I'd.
will vote for ii ana no more Messrs Atchl>"n,
Benton, Buchanan, Haywood Sewer and Walker.
The measure vii! be brodched IN the House OF
Representatives, and bill or JOINT resolution will
be introduced, embracing all the material objects
OF the Treaty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

LECTURES OF CAPITAL PUSISHMENT.-Ne can
moi TOO earnestly invite the attention OF the Trends
of Humanity TO the Lectures on Capital Punishment
10 be delivered this and tomorrow evenings al Tue
Apollo Saloon. 10 Broadway, BY CHARLES u
BuRLEIGH OF Philadelphia. Mr. b. comes here at
the urgent solicitation OF the Society recently iorn-
ed in this City to promote tie abolition oil The uaI-
lows. As profound Thinker, cogent ReasoneF'
and an eloquent and convincing Speaker, 1t Is hard
" cx,ravagant TO say that he has few supenors IN
the Country; ana though comparatively unknown
TO the people of this City, he enjoys high rcputa-
ton in Pennsylvania and many other States where
his voice has often been heard in opposition 10 'Ty-
rannv and Wrong. His Lecture on Capital PUNISH
menr, delivered in Boston last winter, has been
spoken of by competent judges as masterpiece Of
Argument and EloQuence. We hazard little.
therefore, in assuring both the friends and the foes
OF the death penalty that Mr. Burlcgh will meet the
question at issue boldly and maniully, and so far as
possible in two Lectures, DO ample justice 10 at least
one side Of it. We are not authorized 10 announce
the sneakers plan, but trust he will pay his re-
spects TO the arguments in favor of hanging pre-
sen,ed bv Mr. Checvcr. Ii would CRAFTY US ex-
ceedingly if that gentleman, or some other equally
effective champion of the Gallows, woulI consent
TO meet Mr.. BuIlesh in free and fair discussion OF
the whole subject. AT any rate, We trust the enc
mics of Capital Punishment, OF whatever party or
sect. will go and hear Mr.. B., and not by their alb
scnce leave it TO be inferred that they have lost their
interest in this momentous question. One shilling
admission will be charged, merely TO de:ray cx-
nsnspa