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ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL.

SHIPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE.
HAylNG Withdrawn our Agcrcy entirely frsm MEssRs
"A HAarpEs Co.. Of Boston and New York, hereby
ton and wall .rrt. New York anthorized Agent.
Tor the United States and Canada, who fully empowered
act for Shipping and Forwarding American Agents.
Ts ensure e reception OF goods LyeIp3o and the for
il that they should pass through tbs hands Of
MEssKs ADAMS 4 CO..
their several Ohces follows
No Court street gO,toS 30. Ligh. strs.,. Baltimore
No Chestnut street. phIsd No g Fourth Pitts6ura
No 10 heuets " Norwich ri 20 Msp f. WG5e,stsr
Liverpool May l, lsN
WILMER u SMITH nks this opportunity Of stating 70
Of the Uniou that their Liverpool house peculiarly adasrd
for the instant and despatch Of parcels specie
&C., passing through Liverpool for Boston, New York. and all
tho other cities the United States Canada that thai
IsrTSST,os M os ,, nHf ,rn,ncmAs on all occasions,
ADAMS CO.. by which all Goods passing through their
Lyerpoo house for Amsrics by the ssansps and ye.
fs will have the immediate and punctual attention Of their
aid Agents Mes1s. adams Co. Boston and New York
md will thereby be free from delay and high charges
.e.oa whaiescr with W. D. asseman ." Dsrpoo nsvs
EihLhEh Z SMdTyPS ENGLISH EXPRES5ES
WILMER SMITH. who have for series Of years
private Expresses and from London with important inte
slA HOURS, offer TO the American Public and Government
their services Tor the safe and rapid Of
ioeumsn'f dspatcs, specie bond, bis deeds, &C. which
,is . 10 snd wR wIrEf sdyinsf Il s wba eng
hmer prepared 70 afford information upen this
sssrsss be entrusted his Liverpool establishment
sdrs
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oa !. sorNG oIsI Man atsy arrived from Earore siaa
writes good and sxPedtioas Raad and will be desirous Of
H Address siy TSs he oss %ss %Sy Ssy Ss% S
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f. E:,s kAfRTHUrs AZ from ST. Louis. in this city, he
Swedish Consula.e No IS West street - dii si..rc
wSo az BASdHELoRs I ATTENTIoNA members
ss isss n ss & .sss Il y
E.s. r. e! z 81 s.
e \ meat thereof ha. been stopped
bs Tni. s neg the same ANY person finding
National COFFEE HOUSE, ,sl eroadway-rhs Pre-
pr'e'o IrssGestiay Informs his friends and The public that
4. 6: Other
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shortest notice Tie porter ter will 3m's bs a a.
%sns s n to s S% Sdss and
ter the house is closed will ring the hall hell ds wsnc
@ o..Sh... WhANTEDurS D. Hi,s for ihe winter %
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@ 50 ..s as; h. s:s.m :ss, an.
y o,t ,DBy q , FL Tines TO meet his friends;
THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
sossSo"dt": c 4. ss Smss s 9aasDh.
remarks concerning myself and Lectures which Do
what may be said IN this way by ndyidu without name
or character (uness 1t be Of that kind which
10 t0se) but do not freod other places de-
cey.d by -hee such trouble down FOR what worth
ana that very li'te am happy to that
have been numerous attended more aiterinsiy re-
ceved than ever anticipated have had resolutions unani
moas passed the conclusions both Of my Genemen aud
Ladies Cs.;s' q The fullest asIobatoa and
given next week These resolutions will be published the
Phaderh, papers with the signatures Of many weknown
and respectable inhabitants attached thereto You will see
,hereiSs that The only person who making himself dcu
pondent have all previous occasions found the Herald
acting with justice and imparay-and that now in
the spirit insertion will be given this
Respectfully yours,
Sanderson's HOTEL Dec, i2, 1874 dl3 Itsgbc&co
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To an
isadiess
eternity, BY
ali who witness
edths pale and ghast


ahoapseness aud sound Of the voice.
indicating an alarming state Of disease:
my clerEyma w0plain with me, and stated
was my anxious takrr, made inquiry where she
would be most likely To obtain the certain relief,
she was told Of Dr. Saoaynes Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry medicine in general throughout the United States
for the Of coughs cods consumption splitting of bIooa
Influenza papitaton OF the heart whoopng cough ticking
rising sensation in the throat bronchs asthma Of
the system, impaired constitution from any cause
and to pcTsQhsfrom lng into decline. She
formed this medicine failed in the life hseles
DR. Scaes Syrup was then procured and the 6f bottle
relief and BY the time had commenced fifth bottle
was able to take the fresh air and IN short time entirely
the above call sister, who
aper street, door below Race, Phads Lila
ISAAC Mo IAN REEVES.
Be cautious 20 ask for the original, ~. SUaynes Com
pound syrup g Tid Cherry all oer preparations from this
uapie tree are 1c0u and counterfeit; prepared only by Dr.
wayne who's. Office the northwest OF Eighth and
race strsets Philsdeiphia Agents-Dr w H. Mnor
q Droadway and John street. New York; X. A. Sands. 18s
powsry IA york. B. Warner, 2o3 Bleecksr street ~ York
rsrson HARRISON T2o Broad street. Newark ~ J Benjamin
Yas' ~ Broad street y; John T. HARRISON, salem, Mass.
ess su rSy ~ YcEh spaSag Harrington Wo
ySeses pOsghn:sp'e York. HsliiSge Buffalo York
hcahkssr-. Woodman, vici.buis .iSi., Ms.,
r. Brewer. Springfield. Mass; j. r Han & co. Boston,
Mass: y. Holden, East Bostcu Msss: Ransom swvsrs
Bos.on Mass; r. II. Cohsn 4 Co., Chsrlsston, B. c.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATHE.
BENEFIT OF MRS. SE GU N,

Park VHEAVNA.
BENEFIT OF MRS. Sc GUIN,
,,n :, Aud Lat Aspe.rsnee .ps q sro,uN
THIS EVENING. Dec. 18Th. is4. will Dr . presented
Tor the 10th time IN Amenca grand opea IN emu
.led The BOHEhiAN GlRL.Thaddeus MIR Frazer; Devils
hoof MIR seguin; Airline, Mrs Seguin - ~.
Toeoncude with hCiNDERELL A-Prnce Felix. MrFrazsr;
Dandini, MIR ssgsn; Cinderella, Mrs segun.
Spirit Of the Ring, Mrs Russell.
Tier rs centsSecond and Third Tiers
30 cents-Pro0 cents-Gallery q cents.
PALmO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
rRtDAY EVENING d, Dse lssh l2th night Of the Sea.
o sisnoa Pco Don RamiI Sig Anogniu Dan
ADMoN: F, Ts, and Parquetts, s second Tier 80 cts
Private Boxes, with admissions, S.
flee.
Doors 7; performance at TX o'clock
Seats secured from A. NJ. to p NJ Libettos English and
Italian can be had at the Box Office. dl2r
CIRCUS-BOWENY.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Az TEN NOON AN ID Ev ENING.
0I-Chidren Half-prce in the Afternoon the Boxes x
Gossn, Clown 10 all the Acts.
DON QUIXOTTE
- ALLAN FANTOC
And Twelve Beautiful Acts 10 the Circle including the
die 3tsrc
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BrIohton CattIo Markct.
Foreign Markets.

Havana, Nov so.The last two cargoes Of rce that Of
the Tower and Zephyr, sold at a71r If mportations
holidays afe approaching. Coffee is beginning to come
in, and brings S. Molasses, RS. and scarce Ex
change ON London, ii IL !; on the States "a pm
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value and efficacy see pamphlets which may be obtained
gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
A. b. 4 ID. SANDS, Druggists,
70 Fulton street, 273 Broadway, II East Broadway.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
States Price 81 per bottle SIX bottles for S.
public respectfully requested remember that il
Sands Sarsapara that has and constantly achieving such
remarkable cures Of the difficult class Of diseases which
The human frame subject therefore ask for Sandss Sarsapa
rilla, and he mo- othe m m
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Passengers Arrived.
BRrMEN-Ship New York-H Manhostedt. and 90 in tbe
steerage. - = " -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
rbeRevsnue.

The receipts Of Customs at the port OF New
York alone for the first Eve months Of 1874, Gust
cloeed.) somewhat exceed NINE AND HALY
millions OF DoLlAKs, against eone -Four Nut
ions in each Of the two preceding years. The
total Collections at this port alane, during 1874
viii pretty certainly exceed Twenty MfLiIoN'
or DoLL.Hs being considerably more than th'
eafre Revenue of the Government for either oi
the last four years. The entire Revenue OF tins
year will almost certainly exceed FosTY MILL
IONS OF DoLLAxs, of which over FIFTEEN MIL
IONS If we keep out Of trouble with Foreign Na-
tions) may be devoted to the reduction OF the
Public Debt, which amounted to Twenty five
Millions on the frat day OF January last. Let
the Tariff be sustained and Mexico and Texas
left TO themselves, and the Government may be
sntrely out Of de6t again on the lst Of January
lSd6
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
ny THE REPORTER Of TIE srw-Yoxk rntsvsr.

WASHINGTON. SATURDAY jane /.
r., Srx,rf;. today, Mr. BucnkNAS presented ,
rot;,;on from Philadelphia, simiiar % that yestr..
=. ,,,e.natsd to the House By slr Adams. ask.
M, tor lsgal provision rendering necessary Il
c,r. rssj,i,t,ce ri9r to naturalization OF ALIENS.
.rhs Western Harbor and river bilI from the
uopsc was taken up. Mr.. WRIGHT and other
1,.,ilcIn,p offered amendments. al! of Dhch
Sy,,e r. iected The bll gas ordered eng tossed
yeas -, nays b
the Eastern Hsrbor bill rom the House. i'm.
cIudiug an appropriation o S50, coo for the Huc-
son riircr.) was also ordered engrosscd without
u,ne ntment; Yeas %, Navs 5.
The remainder OF TIE day was consumed IN
Executive session.
In the HousE, Nj PAEmsSrEs moved an order
for the daily meeting Of the House 81 - :
A- " nnd Ter .eecss from q 10 oclocs. Mr.
&c j. IvasssoLL wanted ptoyisiUn 10 prevent,
adIourninei,t before o'ciock, =. Vi. butl It was
rr;l. od. Of order. The recess was dispensed
with. and TIC House agreed 70 meet for the re-
msioder Of the Session II 10 o'clock.
On motion OF Air. REplSG, further debate on
the bill for Western Navy Yard and Depot was
limited to ono hour aad half.
Mr.. Vance, Chairman OF the Committee on
Claims. made warm appeal te the House 20
,ostponc previous orders and take Hp ioe Disposal
the private bills which had passed the Committee
Of the Whole and which-7o or So in number
unlcss acted upon to day, would undoubtedly be
lost in the Senate for want of time. The Hosse c
responded to his appeal, and thus he has added
.rotber item to the debt of gratitude due for his
honorable. untiriug, and, in great degree, sue
cesslnl eyertions daring the session in behalf OF
privc claimants, e
The SIN 10 allow the authors of the account OF
the Exploring Expedition copyright came up
under this order, and some time was occupied IN
discussion upon it. Mcssrs. ScHENcK and }. Il;
lsdEpsoLL opposed, and Mr.. BAsNARD advocated
1t. 1t was laid on the table. Yeas, llo; nays
80.
After some further scattering debate the House
finally proceeded in earnestto action upon private
bills without debate Several were already act
ually passed and many others N a'osPeetH at the
close OF this. A2Gus.
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radsrsl Goyernn,ent, directly or Indirectly
on lse ,be debts Of the severai St=ies, and We
@ 10 ,bsr this eo will be borne mind when We
a.i called upon 10 decide whether it IS pracncaoz
81 the ten million deb, OF the SIX prosr
y 90 he farnsd on, of Texas. TIE Convent
ra<oires mat Congress has 10 power 10 interfere
a,h or control the domestic institutions OF ie sew
era States, and hope hs will not =: iorso.sA
when cong:ess is TIsG 10 ;,I'asi Tasp es,absent 1 Of
ni5 T1ore Of these precious savehot-
90 cn1oannitjs All these unequivocal ard LONG
,' e.;abii.bsd p1ncifIss OF delnocsay We LsPe9
e,,si, ','-. +, be ren,el;.brIed when afudcsnng Tie
o5srtjesbilit, OF appropiatiag TIE teT'liery o'
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CORoNER,s oEFlcE.

DROWNED AcCIDENTALLY.-On the Dist as four
en- coming down the East Rive, towards the city
when below the end OF Rarkwes Island The boat capsZ
eG by sudden gu. nd three OF then saved themselves hy
gnzlns 70 the boat until tAE-a OF The curh named Arch
y street suk and drowned lis body found yes,er
Gay II t= Flushing Bay and brought hoe where the Co,o
browning.
ths name of The Irish woman whom we mention
oaed @ OF Saturday having fallen nn the bank the rail
.al az he Soutesy end OF The tunnel upon platform, and
- .if Vas Een Ceroa. sget Co. Verdict death by &C
ne Coruler was called 10 hold an inquest at the
@ o. fcnIn street The body of IN unknown man ta Ken
o 81 tae SeEh Rlset He dressed IN the garb OF me-
zone days Verdict, found drowned ~ - ''@ '''@'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

D.w,GEs.-John Singleton aud Richard Parsons
have recovered damag, in the Supreme Court at
Boston, against John \. Perkins, master oI the
barque Clarissa Perkins. On the lst Of November.
lSI5. al The s. ". Pass the plaintiffs and others OF
the crew OF the Cariasa Perkins refused TO obey an
order to scrape the sides OF tic vessel and persisted
in the refusal several hours. Some OF the reyolters
expressed determination 70 leave the vessel Some
scnffiinr occurred between tire officers and the men,
ana the captain directed his mate to FIRE his pistols
upon them He obeycd the order, and wounded
Singleton very severely, ard Parsons slightly in the
leg although neither Of them was at the moment
engaged in any overt act of resistance.
The jury gave Singleton 5000 damages. and Par
sons $50.
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Nv po,k,. Hostility TO the Present and TO
an ny he Sa,iouag Intslli-encer.

~ rra - REPRESENTATIVES, May 20. i'i4:
Eor.E % Z S,1ToS: the interest winch
7s:rz. 49, nj, f5s c.tizeas Of Psunsy wanna
or s b sabcl o the T4 and The Plo5sGu9a Pr ios.a c
American sbr induced me 10 es a,se Of fh cai :a2IP5 P6lx
Gen. HARDIN relative 10 the ve~S .. p.2sisncy,
the recently nominated esa:a; az. ,s-yer % Thai
GA he se9sg s :. g has has been 50 good 10 furnish me
nfatLy; nh. ~; AZ norma. ON presents the facts IN rea
N ~ri'nS iiS @ ,. r;g. Ga t,is all-;bsorbins topic
n men such ls Is s a3er 2e Sp1ssqlsd 56d 3ss ;ss
or t- rom the people Of PsEnzsiS-as 5arra 1u and m.
Whole nion thai attention shiea 'S. c., eorss
have 10 doub, vii rscsive ana , .nrios. let
you TO 90 me the favor 10 pupi'7n ''i'
Ter of Gen HARDIN. ,,- s-
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DIED.


On Sunday morning, JonN w NorLToN. agea 'ee''' -
Of J. w. and Marietta Moulton. ;,,.,,., N a.
The friends and ncqiantance Of the family are Sr of
tend the funeral this afternoon ocock. from te e'
Charlton and G,eenwic. streets. :, - ,.rt sged
On Friday, May CORNELIUS 'ZR DHfCA' 49,
fe relnvc and friend, % the inmy and The nd I fn.
the National Academy Of Desig ae 9yth 70 @ r,sdence
Very su!enly N Chss,on s q on asnsy ga .S , ' of bis
ult Ep;vARD REIp Esq. Of this CITY, IN INC '' year %
Departed This life at Eth e.dsos. asl a'f The 9Th M
Ses M nayye Kg Ss Of James Fenntf the '''e''' o ~
State Of Rhode S ,'ad 10 Pulaski, Tenn % Tuesday the tsh
AZ hef ~ BaoSyS. eonsort OF ihe Hon Aaron
Brown. near Rock Creek. on Friday evening, The
o, ~ AZ, ,,ef shost nanmatoFy lnes1 w iLtAa sA *
ois, Ia only oi Captain " M y. ahhef' a6ei "
.asnce in Powhattan County. the 18th Of asy
Maisr Ciake IN me n @ y S. ron, o. ~; Snn i var
% m %syol,on irs, volunteer and then IN the regular u
ny; in lerhuncs which he gnciIy displayed In thet0a.
,;nc,,on the works oi the Virginia Annoy. tat ca9u
even YET b. orsoen and Sha sractcd unyes afg e ON
Ied nmoug his warm personal ieais rany o the ncs eA
Dsnt men OF nneri, N the country Richmond Ed
~ The Aborgne oil America possessed 4nowedfe, e., 2.
healing art. winch many cases Tar surpassed tnlt o. Ter
zed BY studying nature they became nItste1 <Sl
secrets and The way she pointed cut invariably o nd
Their remedies os,aiaed ron the vegetable
acting Ia such perfect harmony with natural laws,
u! IN removing and controlling disease. IL s thus sa
sapal1 purely yegetnoe prepaE Elton, ors
harnonizes and nnte, with the mc,cGtrfL HatatY ,he
serving principle; By It's diseased srOn OF
vital enabled 10 perform then uHet0,. Rheunl,
dyspepsa. obstinate diseases of tie skn suc s @ @t1 OF
KIM, Evil Eh.,na;i,m Enlargement OF the Giae'' e"'
thsr alectoa and safely aDd csFtaily Gu y; - D.rl
E5- f0r certificates and nc4slo1' 's'~'.'''
pfep.fed and ,oa wh1e-air nnd retail ~ =; Dye,t -
sATps wef1as ,s DusME 4,SI II Es BoadwaT ssd By druggists
generally throughout the uhE'eo S'aS'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

MAssAcnUsFrrs.-Thc Wing Members of the
Massachusetts Legislature have called a State
Convention 10 assemble at Worcester on Wed
nesday, the 18th inst. ior the purpose OF nom.
ne,ing candidates for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, and Electors for President and Vice
President.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

Aims HOUSE FLouR.-We understand that the
present Aims House Commissioners obtained the
services of flour Inspector last week for the Pur
pose of ascertaining the quality of the present
stock Of flour left by our late Loco. Foco Com
missioncrs The result was that of l2O barrels
on hand,-all the bills for which called fer "su-
per6nc"-,here were only II bbls. which inspect
cd super6nc. The balance was made up Of fine
middlngs, middlings, B bad, and Ship Stufs-the
latter worth about half as much as supertine The
II bbls. superfnc were probably obtained for the
use of the Superintendent. B bad -four, the Com
missioners probably thought, was good enough for
paupers, although it strikes US there should be q
difference in price between that grade and super
fine
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
COI-RT nF GENERAI. SESSIONS.

This Court commences The June Term this morn
iqg. Monday. twill pro forntr. and adjourn the
election for School Commissioners takes place day and the
Court necessarily stand adjourned in consequence.
THE MAYORS APPOINTMENTS or MARsHALs.-
We learn that Saturday evening The Mayor displaced three
MarshAls-sx whom attached 10 the Lower Police. He
nss appointed eleven their serd Immediately his max
ing h.s LIST complete shall furnish all names.
The GRoG SHOPS, Nc.-i'he officers appointed
by The Nnyur the purpose of clsng groc shops tpny
hOlSes, &c the Sabbath very busy yesterday An
cars. which f.llad
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

JUVENILE OrFESDERs.-A lad was taken up in
Cincinnati for having attempted TO seiiire TO abuid
ing. The hoy, it is said is not viciously inclined
generally speaking, but is supposed TO have been
prompted 10 the act by the desire FOR a ittie fun
with the engines. This would hardly be credible,
bu! for the maay well authenticated instances Of
the existence OF this kind oi weakness, or mono-
funun
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
CITY INTELLiG nee.
SkTTpnaX

CIRCUIT COURT Before judge KENT.
pEcisIoNs.-D0Cid Y. u. Bdldtc,n, Hns. Beard,
and Taeophins .VietOis Jaeos lie Roy and re,Threc
relation lots Of land sold by the OF Mr. LIE
Roy in Milwaukee to which the lille proved defective and
where suits damage. had been syen in favor OF ;lc
plaintiffs. The Court held when sells property To Is
covenant. and title afterwards discovered tn h.
bad fraud excluded doe not lie by the grnntec
against the Gantor the ground Of ialfe O consideration.
New TRIALS gfautei--costs abide the events
SENTE> cEs.-Nn. Smith alias IbonPson was
sentenced year, imprisonment and 81 e iDr abblns
roll. insisting the offence. ordered he imprisoned
SIX months aad pay q fine OF 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
..Ju.t.ce 20 ,Ir. Van Buren,

Tho late friends of Mr.. Van Buren are called
to meet in the Park tomorrow and raafy the nom-
;naton, of Polk and Dallas at Baltimore. Dir
Ben Butler will Of course be there 10 oil The
wheels of the machinery with his eloGuence anc
Mr.. Van Buren, will send letter, saying that he
heartily approves the nom,na'ion &c. &c. Each
of the actors will play the part set down to hun
decently and according to book, and the unthink.
ing multitude will shout Amen, as they would dc
TO anything their leaders had prepared for them
though we believe there is not a man OF any note
In the Loco. Foco ranks whose nomination would
have been ratified with 30 little heartincss, so
much choking, as that Of James K. Polk. Still
he iB the candidate he must be supported or the
contest abandoned, and they will contrive to
swallow him.
All this is the dictate Of inevitable necessity.
But il is not inevitable that the influences which
defeated Mr.. Van Barren should be shroudei from
sight and we insist that MIR. Butler, or what
ever Delegate to Baltimore shall speak on that
occasion, shall frankly state to that meeting ohy
and hop Mr.. Van Buren, was defeated, when
three. fourths of the Delegates were pledged by
aheir constituents TO support him, and, even since
the breaking out of the Texas conspiracy, about
three-fllhs of the Delegates SO far pretended TO
regard their pledges as TO vote for him on the first
ballot. Tho Twnuty Thousand Voters of this
City, the Two Hundred Thousand in the State,
who have long regarded MIR. V. b. as their leader
and confidently expected his nomination, find
themselves transferred in momen. to candidate
of whom they know very little and for whom
they must care still less; and they have a rieh,
TO know ,Ohy. Dare MIR. Butler tell ,heml Dare
he come before them with the honest, naked truth;
-" Your favorte, the favoritc and tried party
leader, has been crushed ANONYMOUSLY, not for
any evil he has done-not because an ablcr or
"a better man was presented-not because he was
incapable or unfaithful. or even unavailable
bu; simply because he would not declare for the
Immediate Annexation Of Texas in violation of
tho rights of Mexico, tho solemn faith of Trea.
ties and the Federal Constitution" The men
who have so long sustained Mr.. Van Buren have
right to know this, and should have an oppor
tunity TO pass on the sufficiency of the reasons
Of this overthrow Will Mr.. Butler see TO it
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
MARRIED.

On Thnr,day 2i M Mt o'clock, p u. at s. s;epsss
Church. by the Rev. Joseph H. Price. hr JAMES j. ngSo
ITO bliss ELZhBETH L. second daughter OF D B w. ii'
aH of this city. -.,.g Y
On the 39th ut By the Rev. Sir. Vincent, FREnsRicA l.
StcKgIs 10 Miss R,scS. SaREvRs all nf ths city, l.,
on tie ,h ult the Church of St Vincent es RSs,
the Rev. Mr. Ini0nt G. y. NoZL Of France u ;1H'A' "
daughter of Ransny Crooks of this city. , Nh,
SHAY g. BY Rev. Tn0s J. sawyer, JoHy j. DoAN 70 ''
ELIZA sicTT Mas sos. all of this city.
May peace End apDlnesS attend tboi! duys.
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Fsou H,nrr,x.-The Bostoa papers have ad-

The ship SaIadiu, rom VALPARAISO, Feb =, -
bouad 10 London laden with guano manure 10
IONS of copper and SS5G0 in money, was r''n
shore at Island Harbor on the 20th, without o.
fcerS. The survivors of the crew reported that
Captain Mckenzie died about the 5.h and also
the mate, th.. Lie SECOND mate and two men
were lost Ay falling from the yard arm, and that
The six remaining men were unable to navigate
the ship. and she consequently came ashore, SO
far from her regular track. Suspicious cHcum-
stances had come 20 light, to throw discrcdlt on
the story told BIZ the survivors. Twelve vessels
arrived at Halifax on the morning OF the 25th, OF
which fou. we're from Great Britain ard one rom
Ireland.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judges ULsuoEY
FER, lN0RAHAM & DAILY.

treatment at sea, has been dismissed.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judges ULsuoEr
FER, lN0gAHAM & DAILY.
Dccis.oAs.-Andres Reynolds VS.. George A.
P9mer-in relation fees of wiinesseThe Court said the
'ue 70 pay their expenses when residing elsewhere TO the
nc oi TIE State. witness certifying that ne has claim for
lees can do whOu. consideration beng shown. Fee bill
allowed with the exception Of the amouGtt Capt CoSiock
CoUarL AND ~ GOD Us. DARIUS MEAD.-fhe
plaintiff in the of Mir bead four months clerk
icr which he received s u the rate OF sO nyear when
he Was discharged He caImed nave been engaged Tor
yefr and subsequently brought wages be-
y9nd the four uonts. and ottaiRed ye.lic: N his tGy0
Notion made ur t,ia The only pfsof OF agreement
r year were asserted GcculutoUs OF Mir. smith r Neads
agent, when N. alter present. New .al allowed
THOMAS hIRBY vs.. JAMES kELLY.-Piaintiii
brous; action srGnst his BROTHER recover share opro,
Gn contract for building hou-e Thn brother i4eiedant
declared homdS 10 have been only bred nni received
s with the rest The Jury gayea verdict for the pnn-
I'M Fine only proof OF pa'tnersp the testimony of
witness named Donnciy saying he heard M Tappun Say
mot IN the presence OF deienan thai lie himself originally had
The and he Tiinrns