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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

No The increduous affect disbeeve in coorng the
Human Hair They may rest assured that i IS coloed any
shade from brown dark brown Jet black rs easy rs
niece Of silk This warranted all cases, if the East India
1--we from sl Courtlandst. used Who now Will go win
fnyy nates or premature grey heads?
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

GorRAros HAIR DIE Will cbnrre rcd grny hair
beautiful brown Jet black, warranted nt g. Walker street
first store FROM Broadway. n6 If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

OF GouRAUD's PoUDRE SUBTLE for completely and
permanently eradcunc npenous haIr from females upper
lips brows m0les or the stubborn beard of man. Always
tested before buying proof positive tbs and mistake 81
Walker street irst Store FROM Broadway. H6tf
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NEW ENGLISH WORKS,
rr,r >r-IIr, IIIpERNJA

Annual Register for 1913, s. So
Williams. Eccles, Aniy: Sf y. s5lI CymI, = 5Si %
RsrS11ps 81 ectures on Painting and Design 90 10
1elfs hampton Lectures. yel syo % e
(rantham on Medicine and Surgery, So 30.
WiIberforce's Hist of American Church, 81 81.
pools's H!stnry of England vol, ], 81 80
Sheppard. Treatise GuAno, % cts.
Tie kiaid Of Honor, a. Tale, $2 8.
Tomlin's Missionary Journals and Letters, 81 ~.
Rennett's Treatise on Inflammation, 50 CTS.
Uncle Peters FAIRY Taies, I vol. q 70.
Tiss Mosaic Workers, Tale of Venice, 63ets.
Walters History of England, Christian Principles,
II Trayek Of tie 1860 Greeks, / vol. 90 so.
Transactions Geological Society, v. S, pit g. - %.
Songs ofShnkspeane vol fohO, s5.
Notes of New South Wales, vol IS cts.
nS lSp''''1 A-'N - Wiley & PUTNAM. Is1 Broadway.
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~ Gouraud's Spanish Lily White for the complexion on
w 81 Walker 1r Store FROM Broadway. . cents
~ ~
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PASSAGE FOR CHARLESToN-Packet of the
l1h Noyember-The splendid fast sailing packet mp
S&ISSGENERAL PARKHlIAL, Capt. Mckowep, VII thl
positively as above The accommodations Of this ship ioi
cabin second cabin and passengers, cannot oe SUI
passed Those wishing to secure be should not fail 2 make
eaTy application on board. foot Of Dove. set q e y
nS 70 South street, cor. MAIDEN Lane
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RIcu FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

At TMs
Nsv-gorEs Csots Tniiorissg GstenNshnieisf
Is7 BROADWAY.
Yi-ee ioors 6elosc re Franklin Hcrs:.
~ -is s,t,c,iter respectfully that thrY hsr
r,nds c,tarsY- arrangements for The
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which wiienable them 70 oter creates inducements han
10 son,lsmen wishing 10 ecoGnm.e ia ho purchase oi sh
Tail and Winter Garments.
They have already received b5 late uFa' 1851 'uev
Of new and rich styles OF Go9l, well adleu 10 'ns cona
,cs.onond wi also receive By the aeI. pachss ana steamer
the In ,Ees and beat assortment c the latest ana ra
STYLES of luncy French Elastic Casmcrs rich f1ure sesv"
esn,oeoes Satin and Si. Vc,nE' ever before oheee % 'n
CITY.
Also Just received. ,eycfs Isoicc oi fwcd snd Beaver
Y.ha for Over Coni, lAns, Pe;;os src Black and ihHey
,ea rr.,ch and HnGlah CiohI from the most celebktsd
being hc .ty cut IN their establishment
far The las, five ycar sad which Tor durability. beauty o I'm
,h Of c9oT3. cannot bo esceled ecuahed "
an, ,.yle, Of Cloth: imported ;p .u United stN.cs
Their stock Of Fancy Dress cea viii comnn'a IN pan tbs
riches, syles of fall and winter Cyn tcnYis Suspende
CLOVES, Handkerchief Hosiery Undor Shirts and DIawer
linen and muslin Shirts, Collars bosom. SGouider braces
Ridns and Money Belts Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes &c
c with every variety Of goods ulucy kept N Renilem,nf
geunrnl ouit,ing e'abishrlent.
ho dull assortment Of ready msde Clothing, consisting OF
fnks Over Coats Dress end EOck Cous. Pdnlaoons ano
vz of every variety where gentlemen requiring gafens io
iu,me,ats use can depend getting m rata aIie'e
,de and ried .epsct equal 20 thoa Inuhed 10
ds, and ut price. that cannot fail to please Strict pc1otp
aiitv observed in films orders.
sI.s, W nj i'A' ''''' j. &. BOOTH & CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

Drs- GouRAUp's LIQUID VEGETABLE ReusE imparts a
delicate foette tuge TO the complexion at 81 Walker street
first store FROM Broadway. Nc #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
Ci.OFHiNG.

WH. j l.JbNN IN tIS ~ W.
DRAPERs AND TAiLOas,
.srporters OF Cloths, Cassirnsres, Ss1dSs'
Fancy press Articles, DC.
81 Brca..,pe., An.er.cdE Hotef, opposite
ne foaataiii,
soc attention tron C:;zeni and strasen roauInsSei.
msn. To- rye assorteO, o new Goods oI Fall and Winter
u.af,eecte. with he''''ecA ss rea
Y and variety depd in the city. cSiplhs bea'ea
and s,ied Coh, T,vced, sc tov 0vercoan ''oak' &c
French ar, English Cloths dress aud frock Coats 'AIou'
new lie. CaSsiuiees. Rich Velvet Merno. silk and oauo
Vestns, which will made o,cE atprces TO sustain 'u
rputation as the pioneers the progressive reformation hai
aycrs the cause 81 complaint; that cash pnrcaasers are a1se
Tor e,ho,s enqusnoie, The style ard finish Of our Garmen
will compare with those any other establishment. and IN t
il tho teoue of the extensive patronage elected
large ns,or,men, Of FIRST QCALIrY Ready-made Car
n;ans comprising OvercOa Coass Dress and ffccA Soa
Pan,aoons Ves &c constantly on hand. with il supply
of Fancy D!ess articlcs ncpdps Scarf, Cravais. hdk
Gloves. Srspcuders. Dressing Robes. SO. oou"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

NJ Thomson's Clay modai.-Fos sale at the
Tribune Office l6O Naau.street TB0asoNs CLAY MEDAL.
The Medallion is nm kenes ara pronounced
Of Art Price el0 perhundred. Ordsn from Clay
CIrh, ,o,,citsd iyu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

n So.tce-A are cautioned against hnrboring
m the crew of the Swedish bark Adelaide Captain
Stshre from Gese debts of their contracting w be
nald by the Captaln OF Conslgnees no NV
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

~ BOARDING.-Mn. GOSs. having opened the nsw
and oor1modioui house. Vssey IT. near the AHor Houte
n-en choice of desirable 10 transient pema4enf
sarders Croton Shower. and cold Bsths, freo ne
atoa very central. yet quiet and Ihady. Terms moderate
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no SEE LIST P.7GE.
Arrived.

Ship Alen Wilson 81 h0u.s from Chafi-s cotton md
Ship Charleston Brown days from Charleston, cotton and
sundrie-. 10 G. fiuisley
Ship wabash. Shnper. Is days from NevEorIeans- done
Tic goods to Stanton 4 frcs
Bayk 81 Joseph NeI from Rio de Jau-ro. September 19
coffee ro4ewoe &c. C,rnne Minlurn Co. Bafk Tou
Ion sailed days previous for New ork.
Bne Fanny Cot; Macy. days from Geose, own [.
Bns Linden, Swat Is days from AIobi, with co,.cn 10
Brs Eza T95. Is days from 81 ctoiz lsa hbds cfsus.r
TO B De Forest & Co.
Brig Baldwin, Basssi days from Savannah, cotton to
schT Aarc, Burnel DAYS from Wilmington, n C. naval
stores. to y ]. McCready s, Co.
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important TO Merchants and Manufacturers.

r The large and constantly increasing circulation OF The
TRIBUNE renders most valuable medium oi advertising
for Merchants Manufacturers and transient advertisers The
rates of advertising The Tribune. in view OF the extent OF
the circulation are favorable those Of other paper
New York and fully one half cheaper than tho charges in
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

met ,eceired md f sale nj DEILUC & DPUYS. success
sors 10 Place souard No. Park Row and Isl gfoadTay
tsd as,;bis IVORY PATENT NURSE. for infants use
Nipple and Beast Shields and Papary Jelly for ,ore breast
for .ale as above wholesale and retail oSo StaWomHr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
DRY GOODS.
]. o. TAYLOR & c.
IoRBERs, 50 Cednr.strct.

JOBBEkS, 81 Cednr.>trrct
We mentioned few DAYS since that had seen some beau
tfu specimens of american Prints which took the preg
the late fAr sale mt the store OF Ners Dr'c lasol
Co nj 70 Cedar street. manufactured by Robeson Cozzfrs Y
Dunnel In order show that foreign goods nIe also cheap
we Yesterday saw the of NIeS x Go. npOTtaons
ororsSelinc de lame, imported by the Ionsue and Great
Western winch sold by them low as y cents per yhrl
Goods of the same quality have hecn sold WITHIN few wees
- ~ ''s' - 80, .'9 ona 10 a;n, II Exnn,s. ny
DROWN SuEETlNCS AND SHIRT1NGS-Of every
ID style and width all the known brands both heavy ana
iue-Stnk Mill, lndun Head. Lawrence &, Abbot ~ stfi
mack Exeter nknowns, Bnswicks, sc. &c may he rad
nt nanuncarers prices, tile I'd oorS o Is nnd " 'euai
street, halt block above Pearl street. -
Also best Southern Cotton Yarns assorted twist, No MS "a, 20 20
blue papers l0i bundles To the 100 lbs very large quantity NJ
81, per pound cents cents, 81, and cents per polnd
This last style wnrranted equal any 10 cent bait ~ nnr
ket A.o, Paterson Yellow Ticket, and other New-Jersey
Yarns, at low prices. -.
Also Wicking OF every description: Carpet Worps and
hreuded OF superior quality, both white md coore assorted
IN bnle, und half bales Ako rwine Of qualities,
nm Is to % cents Icr ID. Best Seine Twinc, 70 cents
The attention Of Country Merchants s particularly solicited
nnnrobnion r. n. UNDERHlLl,
lS and ~ Cedar street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

N Notice is hereby gwen that application will b'
mude to the Legislature Of the State of New York n its mex
York Protestant Episcopal Public School to that OF The
Trustees of Trinity School in the City OF New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
Returns of the Electlon.-Nothrnr is nc

N7- X RotUrns of thc EIcctIoh'-NotIlnK H T'u3'
common than for gentlemen of the different political parties
bel Beaver Hat with friend the result OF an Election
and no doub, hundred, have bet, Of the qme KIND on me pre-
Natives that other estabishnent can yoq be suRPst
eco s Store No Bowery, where superior assortment o.
NUS aiu SoP' aiS "' " r9 lie
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

ne New York Division No. S. OF T.-Th'
members division are hereby notified to meet at the
10 attend the funeral OF Bro Capt. Walter Kelley.
The members of The order respectfully invited ito stsnt
Tlv order (n9 lt') j. :. BAkNDObLhh, H. ..
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ADJUSTMENTS.
me- of Broadway and Leonard:

SoC1EFy LIBRARY. corner of Broadway and Leonard
~ street
Dr. VALENTINE tho Deline1,ot Of A%enesn PesatsI,,
Men nd stsnner-Ors;ual Sczic--aiise % s ,h
SkesAss q ETs 5sns 5s m M SypIggsS11aY EVENING"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
DOMET FLANNELS.

J. l.. TAYLOR & co. Jobbers. 50 CetlGrss
OFFER hc best assortment OF plain and twlcd tannes
" and lower prices thnn e:hor IN the market
superior lot of Domet Fanne OF the iinest wool, mixed
with half Cotton md carrcntc not 10 shrink Just received
and offered either by the Bale or Piece.
Also lot OF Sha ker Fannes made by hand by The She
kcrs and warranted not shrink. This article all wool
high priced. and very superior for gcn,lemcn weaI ns
IRISH LINENS, DIAPERS AND CLOTIIS.-''rhe he,'
style of ali Linen Goods be found always nnd at low
prices at SUTTON & CO.'S, III Spring, cor Sullivan.
n B-Our Linens are urc OF the best bleach and posi-
lively free from Cotton. oI 5nls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

no- DIR. Phtnneys's Family pills constantly y
for sale by A. B. D. SANDS. 79 Fulton teet, 23 Broad
wa7 and II Eos. Broadway. leo ON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

N Rev. a. Mahan, President of Oberin Collegiate
Institute will preach Tomorrow Afternoon and Evening al
and O'Clock at the Free Church Medical College, Crosby
ST. % story, doors below Spring ST. Preaching also at l0
NJ President Mahan will also preach ut place Tues
day Wednesday Thursday and Friday Evenings Of next week
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

ttHcS. '''''''~N
Yeariy 7dptiscrS-nott TO exceed IL lines. with prl-
vege of renewing advertisements at pleasure
payable quarterly half early in advance.l w
NJ All Advertisements inserted IN this paper appear DOM IN
the Morning and in the Evening edtinns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS
NITNRER NOW READY.

PRICE l2j CENTS.
Now Publishing with the appreciation of the Rt Rev. Bishop
'''''' THE HOLY BIBLE,
According 20 the Douay and Rheimst versions embellshed
with l3 highly finished Steel Engnvngs md two Illuminated
e To he completed in twenty -four weekly NUMBER, at
oi iatI cent, cnch EDWARD DUNCAN,
i-L6 10. Isl Fultol-s
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DlSnSixrS.

ob1gs, unknown. Wind WSW.
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ny- The reformed Dutch, Rev. Jonv l

u The Nef0rmeu DUtcH' Nev. 1UHS LILLL'
Pastor hive removed from Concert Hail. 400 Brondway to the
large room known as the City Institute in Allen St between
Delaney and Rvncon streets. where they VIII meet io pupnc
worship every Lords Day at lOz A NJ. ana l. W. "'
~ NotIce.-The Lectures against = Diii-risu,' will be
continued in the large Hail. IS Spring st. between Elm and
thodist Church Of this city, Rev ZENAs CovEL Subject
next Sabbath. The Grea Image and Little Stone Daniel
ii. 35.
ScHts free and all are invited to occupy them.
p,nn5acaS no IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

ADIES-Your attention called Ia the very extensive
lLstock Of New and Rich Fall Goods, Irst opened.
$50 D.. rich Silks. from Is to Is pc! yard
100 ps very rich Cashmeres. from Is to s. yard.
$50 D., newest patterns NJ de LANES and Reps from Sd 10
Is per yard.
800 rs. Alpaca Lusues from 2s TO IS per yard
100 ps. French Msincs. from 6s to 49, per yard.
500 Cashmere Shawl, designs. from s5 to slSO
1000 Printed The WOOL boche. worsted damn'S and plaid
Shawls. with other styles suitable Tor the season.
Aso very lnrge stock Of Blankets and Flanncl with
every variety Of goods wanting for the fall and winter
Ladies' by calling and examining stock Of Goods. will find
unsurpassed in this any other city, either IN quality. rich
ness chcapness.
Zone price asked md no deyation.l
o23s BARKER g. TOWLE- II Catharinsst.
ID IBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS-.lust opened large
N supply OF FALL RIBBONS, purchased ut very low prices
and to be sold exceedingly cheap at SUTTON & CO.'S,
III Spring, cor. Sullivan.
~ B-Millnes may purchase by the piece yard very
cheop Of 3ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

o. Bishop Chase will preach in behalf of Jubilee
College next Sunday evening 10Th instant, in the Church Du
SAINT Sdureur of Nassaustreet and Park Row Oh
and the sermon English. All respectfully invited to Mt.
tend Services to eEn at %GoeS & IN STey Ho hots %
no II. &. II. WILLIAMSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
FOR THE PILES.

% FAD the following interesting and remarkable esrs
IN OF Piles Mr.. j. Bowman. distinguished archtect re
siding in Broadway hns been afflicted with Inc Piles for fouI
Tee years He consulted about three months since ha
ons countsnnncs pale and angud csmpn. Of pains over
The kney great irritation. tension and weight IN the 9sf
section of The buwe attsnded with pile iumo much IN
famed al times produce Intense suiernz al other umss
relieving themselves by pouse discharge OF blood inducing
ed irritaton had some degree ost their powell ptoducns
nrba 70 and Il was with much difficulty that he could walk
his se was feeble and inm had expended Hors than fs
hundred dollars 10 fourteen years Tor this coPpan and had
attained only Temporary relief Is now sntay cured, nasnR
aken only Temporary neef; Is entirey cured having
taken only bozes Of my PILz ELKGTrAaY hs. rayeed
roo,e than two tousand miles and less no return oil The
nompnin 10 well and active now a. be was hity yeau
egn and nitrhute. all 10 that nestimnbe remedy. Dr. UP.
HsM'S PILE ELEGTUARY Reader. this Is oniy cns OF a
thousand saisr cured By the same means The PtA
Eectnar Internal remedy sold by the Propneto. az hn
srais Remember ls6 Bowery Agents, e. Warner 70.
CoIman l. "a Brfnlo sIl 2ua Ia Im~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

o. The Right Rev. Bishop otey of Ten
csee will preach in The Free Protestant Episcopal Church.
Vandewn,er street. next Sunday evening 10th inst service
will commence ~ o'clock collection VIII be taken up
for The benefit of the Church n9 II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
CARPETlNGs, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,


Ir received and now being opened nj Gpons New Stote
large and beautiful ASSORTMENT Of EnGsh @ 6e B.e Se5Sn nss
vsncan Corpetng of patterns gnd colos entireS new
Enr, and American OIL Cloths o great variety ot pattes
J o rns ,v,dtbs from feet To "a feet without senm-A
so splendd article of Persn Velvet DngEe Two yaIos
vide entirely new pu,erns and very ch coioIs WIN etsy
Rugs every style, Door Mats Window Shades STAR h'"S'
tlc Purchases aIe respectfully invited to call
EWAn experienced uPhosterer will attend TO the max
ig VI |''p w $50 w. Fl. GUIOT,
oaa axi,c No. 81 East Broadway. and II DvlsOns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

e3 HUBBARD GOLDSMITH STONE. toI Broad.
EA way, Of Walker street. constantly manns a
d. 81 Ware and Fascy Goods H. G. g. invaIisbiy suyI
Tor CASH oeby getting goods at me lowest rs,f nS
moderuis return. TO Dleaia hn customer, both In regard
Ali inds OF Jewery made order. Watches and Jsxeig
carefully repaired Old Watches, Gold and SLeS hhsa
exchange or bought Tor cash. II. y 2lONEs
10 AMI " f0l Broadway. corneT Walkarnrses-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RlCHaRGS, ,ss: Ae1:oesss,: ser. a., e,o,,
nv rANfss RICHARDS * PLA1T.-Store .s Dr.,
Is t,ra ess adyaaccroeDts made on eo'ss1n's"''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

IVES ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Az Houston street
very fine class of Lade, and Gentlemen iomGd & TO Ts nee
n IN Tuesday nnd Thursday evenings mt nciocK nc
course of inrcon will comprise exercises III 1.mc end mo.
naiion-Readc sight and the performance n o .".
The next lesson on this (Thuray) evening Glasses " ss
inc al various hours of the dnv for Ladies' Misses ana @
Also pryate lessons Singing and Playing III 'us
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-03
% EFT IL Y.

N
lHIG SONG.
Q Contention to the air of The
Spangled Banner"
On high: let it float in the sun;
its folds strikes our foes with
espair till the battle is won.
r our cause and tile old Consti.
once more,
before,
beace to our country restore!
tm who would shrink from the
,at leads US is bold Harry Clay.
for years-he has ever been
, roven our country's salvation;
e he has carried us through,
the proudest and bes. in the
th all knaves,
CRYING slaves,
he flag that so CALAMITY waves;
country be of the day
optain the bold Harry Clay.
Of State, tempest tossed and
bon I'd. is in Ieaky condition;
per timbers still staunch are
ed craft and now short of pro-
a sail
~ n gale,
sand was ne'er known to fail,
hall career through the spra Y.
oard is the bold Harry Clay.
candidate, Hal of the West,
se we will prove our devotion,
b country his name shall be
rely rides ON the wild stormy
md brave,
Iy will save,
shall triumphan,ly over US
ow heralds the dawn of the
he bold Harry Clay.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-03

Fiddling 10 Some Pnrpose.-O.e Bull'si con-
cert at New York, Mt the Tabernac!e, is snid TO
have pettcd over S30OOi
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-03
rRONG'S REPORT
SUPERINTENDENT,
-yritory, September 3oth 1919

Htofys cep'em0eT 3Jfh lS43.
Phor to submit for your con-
report in relation to the Sc.
1itnin tho Southwestern Ter
II does, the Cherokees. Choc.
Creeks, Scmino!es, Senecns.
les, and Quapaws. My last
full and explicit that it will
Tor me at this time to do NOR
. and TO reilerate the senti-
therein contained. The va
'-agents within the superin.
inter- minutely into tho situa-
tho tribes under their imme-
Their reports will be submit
therefore, do no more than re-
'lbe, throwing out n few sug.
details to DO supplied by the
on are aware, are more intel
d further advanced jn cviliza-
tribe within my jurisdiction
nen of decided talents and ed.
eminent is founded upon re-
their constitution and laws,
pa circulated through all part:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-03

Flare up al Dissolution Of lie Er.
ecutire CouncH!-Greaf Excitement in Canada!
BY the arrival OF the steamer " Princess Royal
Yesterday. from Kingston. informed that
the Baldwin Ministry arc TO more--the dissolu-
ton having taken place on Sunday last. There
is but member Of the Council. now in posses.
sion Of the seals of Office, Mr.. Daily. The Tory
pers are in cxtacies at the event--and from pre-
sent indications, that party will take the Govern.
rnent General into their kind keeping, whether no
will or no. Tho immediate cause of the rupture
was the patronage Of ofice-,!re Council deciar.
ing that SIR Charles Ms,cnif should have none Of
| i,-especin!ly the fund accumulated from Marri-
ago Licenses. This interference with his - bread
and butter" inducad him to dismiss his Council
in consequence of which tho spirit of patty IS as
| vehement ever. 1t Stems the Governor must
throw himself into the arms OF Tories, and u he
does, his rumored resignation will become fact
soon, or Canada will relapse into political bed.
| INN. Ii is well cold weather is at hand, or the
| pn ? les might become too hot for comfort
By the way. England must soon tire Of sending
out Governors. the way things have gone on 70.
the last few months. Better let Canada govern
themseIves--nt once.
P. S. We were informed last evening that ia
all proba bty, Sir Cha res Netcuif, Governor Gen.
eral Of Canada. has sent homo his resignation which
will doubtless b. accepted. d Aauerti.
ser. =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-03

b.. -..ron and wants; their laws are there
Understood and generally respected.--
ley ar' BY 'means sanguipary, murder being
the only csira punishable with death. The re.
cent outbreak which occurred Immediately after
their fall elections, and which terminated in the
death of one or tv o individuals, was calculated
at i'rst TO create alarm. am satisfied, however,
fhaf' hue 'he.e unfortunate occurrences may &C.
cas'onal take place, it is by no means an evi.
csnce o. the soneral feeling of the Cherokee peo-
PIE dhts. Snce such murders; but that the
causes may ~ traced back to the late treaty
and mn dos Of the Ridges and Boudinot.-
Their ovn .'"saro fully adequate, in the manner
in whiei ths' are executed, to suppress all inter.
I nal dificu;:ls More blood may be shed before
this uni, py Eud shall be subdued, but do moi
for . mfnent nticipate that it will lead to an
open orspreak between the parties. 1t is a deli
gate mat Jrfor JUS to interfere; the Cherokees are
very sep :Se of their rights, and perhaps an in
tsrfefents ny the United States would result in
little gooJ, aplss that nation was likely to be in
yoEved r civil war. The Cherokees are pro
sui veallh and in civilization. l regrc
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-03

wealth and in civilization. regret
dusaces already stated have retarded
arspsnt, and prevented as rnpid an i'm
i's night otherwise have been expect
u 'ionis popular among them, and a dis
lend its benefits to all classes. and to
Ss.ges of its advantages. is evidently
hssubject of the Cherokees, permit
k,lhat, from their advanced state Of
thesa are now prepared to adopt some
20 away the long-established custom
'e77e community of rights in the soil.
ct this object would in my opin-
oelite their improvement. As the
'ture is the first step toward. CT
le division Of property "a know.
:. "a Mine-so that .eaeh n,ay be
his own, and be able to seperate
wn lnnds distinct from those Of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-03

The Army.--The distribution of the regular ar.
my of the United States among the nine military
departments into which the country is divided
was as follows. on tho LIST ult:--
The United States nre divided into nine militia.
ry departments, commanded each by General
Officer or Colonel.
The Isl military department, commanded by
Brevet Brgadier General Arbucke, embraces
West Florida. Alabama, Mississippi. Louisiana
Tenne and Kentucky; head quarters. New Or.
leans. 1t contains seven garrisoned posts:--For'
! Pickens, neav Pensacola. ll6 officers and men