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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

A MEXICAN MUsEuM. ERlAL GARDEN. AND
Corner broadway and Ann.stI.
Every day and evening this week commencing
MONDAY. Aug ~ lst4
GRAND AND GLORIOUS AIIRACIlONS,!
Splendid performances evening al cccS. anu we'd
nesiay and Saturday afternoons. ut ~.
The Manager happy IN being able 10 announce all en-
GEi, EBRATED KENTUCKY MlNsTREl.S
The most superb band of ETHIOPIAN MELoblSlS ever
known, in America Also. engaged the Justly celebrated
KENTUCKY WHISTLER ,
Whose great feas OF Nhlstng have nstonlshed the wr
Likewise THE INFANT SISTERS, FOUR AND siA
YEARS OLD, e., .-,..
their audiences with their SONGS. DANCES, &c amongst
winch they appear. this week, l II srnrl
MIR. and NILS. WESTERN. will appear IN entire new
MIR d WILLIAMS the Irish Comedian.
MIR WIN WIlITLOtK. BrnD Player.
MIR. HOWARD. the letthrndel Paeanlnl
Are engaged and make their first appearance III se'efa
GEN. TOM THUMBS COURT SUIT
The Identical by him the occasion o his r'st 20
Her hlnestY Queen Victoria at buckingham Palace may De
seen nj all times 49,, ,.,.,,
II is most magnificent rfhr being made cite VELVET
and SATIN, richly embroidered. The SUIT perfect. even
Ia The SWORD aud C1lAPEAU -.
NJ TIE RENOWNED ENGLISH GYPSY FoH
TUNE TELLER, mnY he consulted esnrne pnst. present
md future eyet at all hours ~ the tlaY and evening
o. Animation 20 the while ~ cents. Children under 'en
yenrs half uFice ,,
q cents e,tfa To consult tle ,iysy pfira,ey ania
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

tt{e Seventeenth ward,=ile Members ~ Tho so
tsi, e,iH " Hii lay tln, hhl nll Hns WIN i'shi 90
ussun a AlNss Alsni :" ha held ~ tlhalF 90 n
~ mt ale usir,itlp inhIi1 lial lhp fhh alhAn nhes
~ lie nuHile al The uii tln niisei pn flaY lils
- vafg ,is,tale lil HE 18th Ward shoi he well Ieria
iuu,ed at Albany He liY order,
iilEulnltE T., TOMLlNpuN President,
losrpH KEGS, ts,r.,o,a
lsA., DAYTON, tN'''''''N IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

no Fourteenth Ward-llENRN CLAY CLUB.
"A perin meeting Of This Club will lie held THIS lFridhy
Evening. 25l instant n, Dtndway lluuse nj o'clock IN
business al npurtance lie Clay Gee Club OF this Weid
will he present aud few suenkeis.
-. Come On md sign he ipfrhmehi.
JOHN ~ ALLEN. President.
ynAi \ IAyluh, viea Presidents,
A. g. hUnp, "e''7eu7'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23
co,a.negc,x. and money saatavr..

p E1r Commercial and Money yNatcers Last Page
THURSDAY. P. NJ.
We notice no change in the Stock Market to-day.
Illinois S. Canton Co. and Paterson RR declined u Indiana
Dollar Bonds. "a Pennsylvania IS, and Reading RR, = ;
Farmers, Trust. 81 Long Island RR and Stonngton RR
per Norwich md Worcester. advanced i per cent
The Manhattan Gas Light Company have de-
Glazed dividend Of three cent payable the ID of Sep
TENDER.
REVENUE AT THIS PoRT.-The amour, Of du-
ties collected this port from the lst of August the l5h
was two millions Two hundred and forty thousand
During the same period the value OF dutiable goods
five millions and SIX hundred thousand dol
Free goods dun. the sllne period. four bundled
and eighty thousand dolus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4StOO
Total Of oodS................... 6IsO.I00
Import of specie the lime ........... 1850
Total of imports. S6..2i. go
The proceeds of five foreign vessels all supposed to have
large cargoc OF drtiabe goods will lie added this
during this and The week 1t would not be surprising
If the Revenue from alone during the calender
(Jauuary ls 1874 ill s January. 1885, should reach thirty
millions of dollars.
Sales of Stocks at the Boston Board yesterday:
$1,000 Readng Rairoad Bond 1885, 69si3 shares Western
Railroad Sg25 Go do do S9-50 do Reading Railroad 81
30 do do do $3.50 do do do So 267z25 do do do go 2s
% do do do blw Z7-G0 do do do $3.50 do do do lw s-
go do do do s3m $3.50 do do do h3m 29 do do do bSO
27&-2OO DO do do DO %
QUARTERLY REPoRT.-Satement showing the
true condition of the Leather Manufacturers Bank of the city
Of Newly ok, the morning Of the lst day OF August lss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

G5- yVhig County Meetings liza New-Jer-
seville Wing Suite Central Committee IN compliance
with suggestions made them by pefsOs recommend
To The Wings OF the State hold County Meetings in their
.,,;,a ,,,p,ics nm Inc olln;ying Inys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

TT,IIE VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY: IS Waterst'
4 New York. CHARLES NJ CONNOLLY. Commission
Merchant and Agent the sale of Manufactured Tobacco
irs always on hand the above Agency, full supply oil
MISREPRESENTATION Tobacco OF ali brnnd and descriptions direct
from the Virginia Factories. Tor sale libernl terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

Fist week in August. is!. wetc........s 5.:56 e
do do lSI5 - 2..GO 81
Showing nm increase of upwards Of one hundred per cent,
With this great increase of receipts Correspondent Of
the Charleston Courier must be gratifying TO the sockhod
ers,o know that the expenses increasing but rather the
revere.
Reading Railroad during week ending August 18th. 1874
Travel Freich,s &c ................s 16 626 81
on transported during week H. % ~ tuns.
Coal transported previously this year 2!l 2 W
2&3j5 II
Coal transported in 1913 to August 18th in
.t:.... S3l IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

TOILET FrRSIsnrSG SToRs-The subscribers respectfully
call the attention the public 10 their collection ofut,ccs for
toilet they having for number OF devoted their
time exclusively in the selection of such. and enabled
through their gents the latest and most choice import
son some made expressly for teiG and cannot
be Obtained at other establishments the whoe iUrmus TN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

iEARDJVARK CHEAP FOR CASH OK CITY AC:
Ill CEPrANCES, III 22 asear street between John and
pntt-Ihe subscribers would call the attention Of County
Merchants and hers intending TO purchase Their Fs supply
II Hardware and Cutlery their and well assorted
.tock which been recently imported by them direct from
me manufacturers in Europe which will be sold at small
advance for cash or City lccepinncss. e,,-,n ., co
nu2l 3m lwis Is. ii. HAl.oi bD o. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

BRUSHES.
Hair Brushes. u large ware
Y, irom 9 cea,s upward,--!Qc
aiiieient pauorus Shaving
bfush.s. made expressly for IN
snoNcnbe!s. with name stamp.
90 Oh :--,heiI superiority con
visa IN having the br,Stie. firmly
81, OF suya shape US Ia sprea.
me la,befevenly: Tooth, Cloui
and Hat b,n>btS.
COMBS.
Dlesslr: Combs of Torfoiy
Shell. Buffalo. Ivory, aud In
aii0D OF French and Englph
manufacture; Pocket Comb
Of 81 different patterns.
FANCY CUTLERY.
Nal Files. Boot Hooks. sci.
The NJ ETAl.LLlCTABl !
ouelnsa keen smooth edge 4
water: is cleanliness. ind b. II
most desirable sppendaee 10 o
arS 2nwcw Tn STU
10 10 had at the Toilet S.oI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-12
DIR DUNcANs EXPLORATION HFMf
BY Tor
GOgASUBAA DaH0R,

CoIIs coughs. Splitting Of blood, Bronchl =
u fsealfY Of breathing. Asthma, Pam IN the
lde sreasf and chest. whoonieg cough Group
and all diseases of the Liver and the Lungs.
We are alike Liable Ia dIsease-and denth -
the cerlaiH lot ofall thar live and have heng;
and although the hitter cannot be ayerted, Sui
the formar naaV, hv the power Of medicine. be
rrmoved or rendered lrss painful 10 the afflicted.
Iherc is one disease. however, wIleh Sc ms for
ages To have defied The power Of the heating ari
-the learned faculty have m WIN attemnied IN
arrest us fatal progress, by the application OF
remedies within their reach or Known in fhrr
praeuee-hut CONSERVATION has defed thor
united skill. II has stalkcd forth with IMMUNITY
gathering IN Ire cherries embrace triend from
every circle md member from every family,
and casting Gloom and darkness Ger The ! lnee
Of Its visitation. He then, whose lahors have
brought forth n medicine which in MANY cases,
will arrest Tire progress Of this fatal dlseaSe-
and which will also afford relief IN the most
stubborn and hopeless Should be regarded n the
light Of public bcAefactor. 1t Is contident "
b aeYed that Duncan's Expecioranf Remedy
Fll do This. Hence II Is presented and reeom-
mendrd n the community. This medicine
mmedlatelypalliate and relieves the dtstsPasln@
Tough. eaHslag free and easy exneeterati4n;
stapnlng the hectic fever and night sweaf healln"
the liberated mngs and arrestlnp the fatal pro-
Rrrss ofconsumpti.n n, NJ she same tnlr strength
enIng the weak and dehllItated. reeul1tmg the
bowels and nrodneing quiet rest and sweet re,
pose. This Rem edV can be relied npon to do nj
IN the power of medical aid being Used "A the
private oracice Of the late Or Duncan, lProies
sor in the University Of Fdnburg,l for upwards
of eighteen years bvwhich thousands hive hsen
restored 70 perfeet health. il IS not TO be under
stood that the EXpect0rant nrmejV' vii cure
all cases of 'oHsnmpton; this il will mol do,
But while there is life thcr" ID hane: re Womb
therefore advise all TO use this medicine When
the case1s meura pla, II sui proves blessing 10
the snIltre. by giving ease and strength, re1oY-
lne the eonsh, and ehoaklng Of phlegm, q
THIS alone is consolation to the patient, which
thousands do not eypercnce. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-12
NEW GOODS, ~

.prFR g. NOTE. have just comple've
4 IN an,cboses in the Fast. and have arsady
- carton NJ their new seasonabIe Goods
''.s'ah ,h.v call the attention OF fhe public
70 M. "S,s" nsr,ieulurs m a Jew days. nng %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-12
PAINTING.

~ CRIMSON & HULL. HOUSE, SIGN AMI
Ia RNAMENTAL PAINTERS, No l25 Wes
side Main ST. are always prepared with the best
workmen and material to execute all orders in Ihei'
lin. in the hesl style and nj the lowest rates.
Erory descriplion Of SIGN PAINTING OR GIL
DING done IN the best manner. may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-12

HH ACuINE CARDS--The subscriber has
Va ins received full supply Machine
Cards from the factory Of John II Has ii, Baltimore.
The already well established credit OF these cards
over any other sold in The west, is thai he leather
&c tanned expressly for the purpose. The wrs is
also GOOD. A good assortment may be depended
an throughout the season sufficient 10 supply any
demand. Zap l2) NEIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-12
ALMANAC FOR IS15

VUST published the Farmers and Mechanics
D Almanac for I845, calculated by John Arm
strong Of Miami Uslversl, sold Wholesale and Re-
lail. Country Merchants will do we'll 10 call and
nnrchase Of the sul scrber as | can sell cheaper
s.pnv person in the city. w Robb'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-12

hs. go .H..4
80. he H.eae1 uuH' otIr-ea 49,
-..I.I.4r.ar H. ihre' n-rr.".s
z...s 4Har AIt.-.f.#
#... Reak FIR t-rr 'Hr.Hs Ire
a-a8e mlI pr Ne...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-12

HUE SUBSCRIBERS have IN hand W.,
excellent assortment Of RALXARlNES and
LAWNS Jun % JR e. f 3 MARSH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
Fifteen Days Later from Europe.

The steamship Caledonia arrived at
Boston on Saturday morning at 10 o.
clock.
The intelligence is Of li.tIe importance.
Commercial affairs remain prosperous.
Cotton was in good request, with slight
fluctuations in the market. Money was
in rather greater demand.
a meeting of the Manchester Cham
ber Of Commerce has been held to me-
moria!izc government for the removal Of
The duty on raw cotton.
O'Connell has abandoned federalism,
and is stronger than ever for repeal.
Meetings have been held in various
parts Of the kingdom for the relief Of
Father Mathew from his pecuniary en-
barrassmenls. The sum of 10000 is
proposed TO be raised, which will be
sufficient to pay his debts and tc purchase
| for him an annuity.
The American Minister transacted
business on Saturday at the Foreign
office.
The Royal Exchange, London, will
not be opened for public business until
Christmas.
The american Co;lI. The newly
appointed Consul for the United States,
the Hon. Joel w. White, has arrived in
Liverpool, and having been approved OF
by the Queen, has commenced his OIL
ciai duties at the port Of Liverpool.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

a New Yankee Enterprise. Some
Yankees, who are familiar with the ice
business, have gone to Chusan, on the
northern coas, Of China, where they in
tend to establish ice houses, so az to sup
ply Canton, Macao, Hong kong, and
other ports in that quarter, with "north t.
ern ice," cheaper than il can be shipped
by the "ouiside barbarians" Of Boston.
Chusan is about 1900 miles north Of
Canton, and s already the sea, Of an ac-
tive business between the Americans
and Chinese, since The Chinese ports
have been thrown open by the British.
A lard oil factory is talked Of, ot Can
ton. The Chinese mast-fcd hog is said
to be one Of the most oily breeds known,
and the animal is Just The thing for the
lard oil makers
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

The Supreme Court Of the ". States
met a, Washington on he I'd inst, Chief
Justice Taney, presiding. All the Judg-
es were present, except Judge story.
The Chief Justice announced that tho
Court would proceed a, once with tho
Trial Docket.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

The Destruction ofihe Catholic .Vonney--
In tho CAGE Of Donoghue vs. The County Of
Philndclphia, the action brought in the su
preine Court, TO recover damages for the de.
struction of tho Catholic Nuuncfy, IN Ken.
singion. during tho May riots. ;hc Jury yes
erday gave a verdict for The plaintiff Of
SGiGS 0G. -Phaadtiphia .Iorh .9nericdn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

a .Go,p lows Beverley, is said to be the
most moral town in Massachusetts, ifnot in the
union Wlth i've thousand inhabitants, there
has not baoa.a person convicted ofcrims Tor
~ years. 1Lers sro rum sold there.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

Samuel "A. Coy, Esq Of Westerly,
was appointed by The Electoral College
Of this State, messenger 10 carry the four
Wing votes Of Rhode Island TO Wash
ington
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
] am very truly yours,
ID KEN NNEnN

EoBrHr G.. CAarHELL, Esl President of The
Young Mcns Clay Association of The City ~
Now lork
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-20

wholly false as far it the Wns party There
few, if this coan..y soa!d wish deprive
the naurazed e,'izsa af ,as rsh, Franchise bat
po~esfa! party among 10 .sn4t,. o.4.
ihs minds OF nauFa.tze ctz~,. IA. Wa pzrtY are
ia inseat 10 a-n an eIleasof.ns le2i.e them y
every privilege guaranteed ;.e.a - he constitution, we
the sslf-ss,ie Democratic party. rho4,a,4. Of
naasaizei citizens have teeh arayet agsns, "a. the
anl uncea.as Of 2roscIplio b. Whs.
OF al fore ,ers,' whi:h e,an1sty sounded
BY The infamous AMI aap:iicipei leaders ~ the Do
mocfa-y The loves, passions Of tbs hannah hr,,,
appealed ,o-and The head, heart. and
poke, of the na,uazeI citizen beseged BY
asosue. of the Demo parry: their poisoned
Of fls-hooi AMI they deserted ih-, real .t1en
an voted Sh tho enemies Of our coanirys Prosperity
We believe the day distant. ihis c!,s. II
elowct,zcns i'll know. and feel they ioae
sFevous wrong themselves, bg giving their
Sustain measures, which, if carried vii grind
nth. Bn, let this suffice The question of altering
amending or naturalization laws, preserve the
elective franc hise purity. OF vital importance
IS quHson winch either should be suifes,
make question Of involves the political pros
per,y and of each ctzea Of United
let him be Wing, Democrat. Native Anetcan or bo-
li,lon,s, IL Ballot Box is .u.:e to become i-
pure would give the b freedom Of
America. lie, each party. ,her, ,'gether ,h.
point as True AMEHicAss and correct the abuse. ff.
Of tho s csve franchise. either by rgdly enforcing
I existing natura! cation Ia enacling
We hear, OCCASIONALLY, of Wings TALKING about aba-
doning party and jnnins tho Native Republican,
party the Language Of The editor the ros,oa Atlas,
would mo talk OF deseuion--iak
d'reicslon of prnciplesak of formation
unIed and unknown parties, to u.s. We viii listen
such heresies from any quarter THE WIG FLAG
/ TIE WIG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WIG PRIN-
CIPLES--AND TIE WIG NAME---are good enough
for They the signs under which fathers fought
and conquered. They the Ter which intend
10 hght--- under which, by the blessing Of God,
hope If il has prevailed to-day. ,elu
,maely II shall wan, advocate, whilo a
| tongue, PEN arm, o uphold it,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-20

mon IN. vo,. Of Jesse D. Bright. the Presden, Sea-
ate. Should be permitted TO 60 into The election
Wac Will BE 1LKcTED The friends OF wing principles
were ne or Uni ted than lnere no
Dan Kescs III The camp; neither are theTe ANY here aaeh
.my ilrus,ous predece.sot'' proved himself to be
Dan Kelso sad David Hoover could not oseatie IL he
pure Wing atmosphere WHICH pervades tie Wing party
here now.
Much anxiety manifeed here in regard the
Mr. Whromb will pursue towards the presen, inc aFnben's
of the Supreme Bench Mes-ts Dewey and Suisan
Wings. and Mr. Backfod is their opponen, in politics but
by no means Iocofo:o 1t is feared the Governor vii
nominate iocos in the place Of ihe former can
cey believe that ne will do change OF the Judg
would have disastrous effect the business Of the
State particularly those who have pending before
There 10 III their hands large amount oi bust
of for their decision have been
examined by ,em and mos, d the in hs possession
been less examined by their. If Iud
placed upon the Bench, they mould the Of
wear enabled examine tie which the present
Judge. have a!mo., made mp opinions The business
parties would retarded--the Stale would have
pay for doing work ~ cost OF $500
Ths placing II upon the gfnnad that even Wings
should pc nominated and confirmed But Supreme
Bench should be kept and untehled BY political or
gious party feeling IL the highest and should be the
pures tribunal State II the be corrupt. all
the small hich made thereby viii be
The decisions OF supreme Court govern
courts and dec with the higher power gov
magistrates All ADM, the ability and integrity of
the inc umbenss of the Supreme BENCH and have never
heard w mig wish for the removal of Mr. Eiae
ford. Should Mr. Whitcono proper remove Nessr
Dewey and Sullivan al parties i'll condemn the act
Since here, locos havo adjourned tho
Senate twice memory Of deceased persons The FIRST
purpose paying respect the memories of
Davis and W b. MITCHELL aud On Thursday last n re-
spect Rate Boone Each Of the persons named have
been the Senate aud the latter member Of
Congress- where he acquired n"enviab1e no,ore Ne-
Distinguished for nteile
any they had rendered the state Ihe sympathy
of the members of tho Senate nave particular channel
through which flow. Another .ninently distinguished
citizen nf Indiana has departed this fe adjourn
OF the last egsa,ureone who has rendered the
State and important servcesone whose head
and worthy the admiration of all.
pathetic friends have anded him We glad Of
His memory needs the sen,ecss of
adjournment. His virtues impressed the hearts
Of his fellow ctzens, and long h.toy's page shall
umne future the name Of Noah Noble will
be spoke, with reverence and respect.
fe. day. since Mr. Or,h of Tippecanse introduced
resolution into the Sena agains, annexation Of
Texas twill be rejected by the casting Of Mr..
Bright.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-20
Abuse Of Immigration.

We have several times, in referring to the i'm
proper facilities extended 10 foreign emigrants by
our naturalization laws, alluded 10 those who
sen. hi:hor by foreign Governments. and vino do
not unvoluntarlly abandon the land Of their birth
for the purpose OF enjoying here the advantages of
free government-ihe tenants of poor houses and
peniicntia ries who are transported to the United
States to penal colony, and who, many OF
them fresh from the cells Of prison, and with the
marks of the iron in their f4sh. prepared 70
become willing instruments of those who arc base
enough te them, and, BY perjury. TO obtain tho
privilege of voters. Tha: wo did not speak a:
random is the shown byfoo"ing ex,rnc, ola letter
from L. Fisk. Esq, American Consul q. Lepsic.
in ropy to a circular issue BY tho Secretary of
the Treasury the subject:
Il have made inquiries with respect 10 tho
transportation Of poupcrs from this country to tho
United States; but State affairs in this country
not being openly conducted as might be de-
sired, have not been successful until Of late,
when. by confidential communications. | hu 70
learned Thing, rieh require energetic the
part Of The United States be enumerated Not only
patpers b, cSinaina transported from the ,iter'or
Of hi, country, order to be embarked for TIE tned
States.
"A Mr.. De Stein, formerly an officer in the
service eff tho Duke of SAKE Go,ha, has late Y
mado propositions to smaller States OF Saxonv 70
,ransDorty their criDnais to the port Of Bremen
crabarkin thea, there for He C.tei States
dollars head ntch offer has accepted by :enerai
Uem,- The fft transport If eho for the great
part haze been condemned to hard labor for life
(among them two notorious robbers, Plelfcr and
Albrech,.) will leave Ciotha on the 10th of this
month; and it is intended, by and by, TO empty
oil the warehouses; and uis of that country in
this mannor! There is little doubt that sevcra
other States will initiate this notorious practice
In order to stopit have sent article to tho
General Gazette of Augsburg, wherein have at.
tempted to demonstrate that this conduct con
trnry to all the laws of nations, and that it was
shameful behavior towards country which Of
fers the best inducements to German manufac
lures.
ut has Of late also become general practice
in the towns and boroughs Of Germany to get rit
of their poupers and vicious members by collect
ing means for calculating their passage to the L
nted States among tho inhabitants, and by sup
plying them from the public fund"
In Confederation of the truth of tho above state
n1ant Of our Consul, annex tho following from
an exchange paper:
alt is stated that the Mavor Of Baltimore,
letter to the President, sad that fourteen convict,
from Bremen had been landed in that city. The,
WERE SHIPPED IN IRONS, and these marks Of crime
and degradation wcro kept on until tho vessel wa:
tho port
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-20
A NIerciful Creditor.

The n. Y. Mirror, says that n gentleman IN
tba, city bought piece Of property some years
ago, for $4,000. Ho paid, $4,000 down
Finally, he was unable to complete his payments
The mortgage he had given was forecosed. tho
property bought for small! sum- and decree
entered for tho balance, which about slo,-
90. The mortgager not content with having
all his land back again and the $4,000, has filed
what is called creditors bill to he cannot
find something which to lay his hands
This tho mercy which some creditors ex-
hibit.