New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

ti23 cents per No. OF the standard writings Of the
Cnlyersalists, by tihon, Fairchild & CO.. Phed4l
phla, and c. l. Stickney, OF this city In this s;,le
books heretofore costing dollar. and often
able at that, are afforded at shilling. and in
way to be sent by mail at q small cost. The idea
is good one, and should be embraced bv such de-
nominations as have not anticipated it. We believe
the last three works on this list have been some time
out of print.
ARKANsAs.--The Little Rock Gazette gives elo-
nous account OF the progress of the Wing cause in
Arkansas. Ii the spirit which is now MOVING the
masses IN all parts ofthe State saws that Journal
snail go on, as 1t will do, conquering and to con-
quer, Arkansas lave ARKANSAS! i will be redeemed
regenerated and Disseminated, by the election IN DC.
tober, of WALKER for Congress, GIBSON for Cover
nor, and Wing Legislature; and by recording her
vote IN November for that matchess statesman und
Trend OF Human liberty, HENRY CLAY"
The Texas ANNEXATION IN KENTUCKY The
Louisville Journal, one of the most influential
papers of the West, thus speaks out boldly, man
fully, and In voice Of warning, aginst the al.
tempt making to dissolve the Union:
Any Western Senator who votes for the annex
alton OF Texas TO the Union will, by that act incur
the odium Of his State, and utterly forfeit his chances
for future political honors. To vote for this annexs.
ton will be an act truly suicidal, and any Western
man who shall be guilty Of ii will manifest but little
regard for the Wilderness Of his political jugular.'
An INTERNAL MAcHINE.--We learn from the
Richmond Star that on the Dist inst small box
was taken from schr. David Rogers and left by a
drayman at the shop Of Mr.. L. S Denoon of that CT
ty, labeled M A. Lipscomb, care Of ). S. Denoon.'
MIR. ID. not finding the person to whom 1t was drec-
ted proceeded to open it, and fortunately for him
SELF took of the bottom instead OF the top of the box
when he found brace of horseman's pistols, one OF
which was loaded heavily with bucksho and cock
ed, and so placed thai any person opening the box
at the top would have been likely to receive the
charge.
As no such person as NJ. Ipscomb is to be found
in the city ii is presumed the thing was designed
for Mr.. Denoon.
CoNSECRATIoSS.-Ihe conservation of the Rev.
MIR. Henri, Bishop of Milwaukee, and the Rev. Mr..
Reynolds, Bishop Of Charleston, took place vester-
day, at the Cathedral on Sycamore street, in this
city. The Sermon was preached by the Rev. Ed
ward Purcell, and the Conservation services per-
formed by the Right Rev. Bishop Purcell, assisted
by Bishops of Pittsburgh and Nashville. The
venerable Bishop tagci, of Louisville was present.
and assisted in the services and cxhored the newly
consecraed Bishops to the fnlment of their duties.
Gin. Com. March 20
O. The fine old family mansion Of the late Col.
Pckman was sold on Saturday last, for SO, 100,
to Nathan w. Neal The house was built rather
more than hundred years ago, we believe, for
the grandfather of the late venerable occupant.
1t is fine specimen Of the old style Of architec-
ture, and in perfect preservation. The paper
hangings upon the trent entry are the same which
were placed there when the house was built, and
which were imported from England for the pur-
pose. lSalem Gazette.
Texas presents, from the best and most au-
..,ror rorf,c col
area of $4,000 square miles-that is, it is five
times as large as the commonwealth of Virginia,
more than twice as large as the kingdom of
France, and ten times as large as England and
Wales.
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.-The steamer Clip
per coming up the Ohio met the Mail about miles
above Wheeling going down on the Goth inst. and
run into her about the centre knocking one OF the
engines over board, and scnlding of the engi-
neers severely The Mail was towed ashore and
the Chpperwas kept up with difficulty
MExIco.-The exports of Mexico for the year
1912, exclusive of gold and Silver, amounted to
but one million five hundred thousand dollars, yet
Mexico contains population of eight millions.
The exports ofthe United States during the same
period amounted to 94,000000 of dollars.
~ The Silk Factory in Dedham continues to
operate in flourshing manner. Some forty or
fifty hands are employed, and the agent advert-
SEES for fifty more girls Norfolk Democrat.
~ Three or four cars on the Cumberland Rail
road were thrown of the track, about twenty-five
miles from Baltimore, Wednesday evening, by the
breaking OF a wheel. Nobody was injured
N The Cincinnati Gazette says that Chic is
now the second wool. growing State IN the Union
and bids fair to become the first.
~ The steamer Gore, Capt Kerr arrived at
Rochester on Saturday from Toronto. This Is the
first boat this season between Rochester and To-
ronto
NJ Drowned, in the town of Clayton, jefferson
County. on the 18th inst, Mr.. Joshua Lawton, IN
the 18th year of his age.
NJ The thermometer fell to fifteen degrees be-
low zero at Quebec on the 18th inst.