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EXPERIENCE Of fur years has FULLY tested Tue s'r
L. lues of DR. SHEnM,N's MCplCATGD LozENGEs. sev
eru million busrs have been sold and gwen perlec' sat
isinriion to all who have used them. Ill,
PHYSICIANS and Clergymen Lawyers. Professors, rch
and noor high and low-m fact nearly the whole OF he
American people have given them their sanction andthey
are now last spreading their influence III every part Vi
'"' ""'''" WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands, without their ever being suspected
Children and adults often suffer much from them, when
hoy oi Shermnns Worm IoZcnees would give them inn
mediate relief Hundreds Of Instances have come 10 my
knowledge where persons on the brink Z" me grave i's'
wasting away. aud the Physicians Trying men sh,l ~
vain and resOrtnI NJ last, rs the only hnrei0 Shtrh
Worm LOzenges, which have restored them To health anu
Happiness How often have mothers cane" az Tue Wnc'
house and poured forth their thanks ANA blessings Tor ne
res Grafton Of their dear beloved offspring. Never before
has perfect remedy been discovered for the entire eTau
cation of all kinds of worms. -
HEADACHE, PALPITATlON,
Iowness Of Spirits, Fatigue, Painting, Desp"huehci
Nervous disease generally, and Sea sickness are All sun
iect to the curative properties Of Shermans Camphoi
lozenges. They cure severe headaches DC, IN Ten MN
ues In fact they operate like achar', ANA no person
should 90 without them rs they are lh'ahle u
Sea Sickness. Persons subject to fatigue or ATTENDING
crowded parties will find them TO relieve them oil all is
''''' COUCH, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
Asthma ghtness Of the chest, whoopins cough, cougl
attending measles and all affections OF the lungs, ARE I'M
nrdmtely relieved by Shen'anS Cough ozengeS me!
entirely all recent cases in few honrs ana ol'e
the most alarming Ol consumption yeId as u D
magic to their happy influence, AS IN the case OF the KEY
Mir Anthony the Rev Mr. Srecier and hundreds OF 9th
ers even when they had been given up as incurthlc;
SnERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
,OOO, 900 sold yearly, and for only IL IL cents
Rheumatism IunhngO. pniu or weakness in The brtn>l
side back or any part o the hod>, Immediately relieve
by the br, of all pllsters, cost whit they may No
on the lower part of the spine they cure the pile ana IL
male weakness falling ol the Womb; they draw Cor
oni by the roots whou, the least pain Joseph How
was almost heut douhle-lhis plaster cured him in e'
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon the Probate o""r

STATE OF VERMONT. 1.-THE Hon. the Probate Oouri
HARTFORD DisTIcT IS. for the District oil h""o'"
aforesaid. -, ,n.o,,
Ia nil prrsons concerned in the estate Of James ellison
late nj IIrllnnd in said District deceased. GRtErlNG'
Whereas Ehrn NJ Sto,krr. Dan Morgan ana Snhne
Gibson Executors Of the lns viii aud Testament o' -
lime of ,,nr from aud after the 9Th day Of Septtnl
her D. lsii 10 make payment Of the debt, ana Close
the settlement OF the estate. u,t
Therefore. you nrr hereby notified ihat shih
ub m, r nj session of the Probate Court ~ he held
nj tn. Probate office In Woodstock M The Avn cav "
September next Ut which time you may be heard III 't
premises. 4, ,....
And This orTer shnll he published three weeks success
ivrly in the Spirit VI the Age newspaper printed ~ S'
Woo stock in this state, the ns Of which pihhc"i,oi
hal, be tInre the av assigned fur hearing as alnrc.h'
Given uu,ler ms hand Nt The Probate Office at Wood
stock this 18Th day Ol August. A. u. lsll
Dl2 3w DEL billings, Register.
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Keep it before the People.
VERMONT COONS AND HENRY CLAY
On SLAVERY--RE MARkAB Bile SiMi-
p>pIPV nE OPINIONS!

VT u '-' -. =. a, :,
"Nnw, ~ in 1910, zoe contend for the dBOLiI'OHW
,he ODIOUS Institution OF domestic SLAVERY ny amy
and every Constitutional means ,,,
TAe late Coon STATE ffdreS
"Mr President, 1t is not true and REJlos 'n! -
not trne, that either GhR t'Vo greh P0hticd PT'tS ~
mi, c,pltryhls aqyd,sign or aim "a nboH0"' shouu
DEEPLY I.kNEN + it IL it were true ,ooo
UslrI ttt, ia The Senate, Fen. 7, 1859.
hu,,,sJ ycor. nj LEGISLATION have sanctioned and
,,,r,;Gsi u.nr IN slaves AS properiy.n-Htnry clay.
,jet That we regard the abolition OF slavery IN me
Dj,rj, oC CoI,mbja AMI Territory nj Florida hs within
the rovirr and cons ttnIonal power of Congress ana
that we rge unnn ihi body the proprety oits speedy
nhnlitinn in IN District and Territory ana
p1,sci by tie Cpoas ofihs Legislature.
"I1a q san Of Virginia and siaue-hoHsr Of Ken
st,ty an! IrpuM suffer the TORTlRES OF THE IN
Q1I5irlON bDfrs worH sign bin hasing for is 90
ilctIts iFOLIriOv OF ST. 4 = Err YIN THE DIS
T2IGP Of 'aIunha,) or in iNY u 4 " " Z GIVE
COJYrENINCE TO THE SUBJECT.
Henry Clay.
nNy negroes art fat and sleek .n--Henry clay.
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CHESTER ACADEMY.

TIVE Fail Term Of this institution vii commence
| Wednesday the 18th ol September aud continue "
weeks The nnc ,nmplrd prosperity OF the school mas
enabled il, friend. to use such efforts AZ will warrant
facilities Tor learning that given in no other schno Ia
The vicinity The BOARD of Instruction" for the Term
is the following; ,,,
l.. Rauuey A B.,A A. Rnnncy.A B.Assoclne Prin'
ciuai- Miss H. r. Prescott, Prrcepiress aud ehche 81
Music. Miss n. e. Gibson, Assistant Preceptrcss MIS-
4 silshy, ienrpr Of Vocal Music.
The hundred dollars worth of new Apparatus hnS been
recriyr for the Term. Lectures each Tuesday and FIJI
dlN evening. -, -. - ,
BOARD excluding mny he obtained Vt s'OO per week
including room, wood, lights an, whsnins So, 10 l'o'
Tu,on The same as In other neshborns institutions.
Chester, Aug. q, 1874. Z"zow
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A CARD.
COLT &c INN.

o-.rs UNIIE subscriber would inform his friends
<t1aIsyA l aud the public in general. that he has
lElRA3I opened House OF Public entertainment ny
E1aHI the above mime, NJ Tyson Furnace, ny
4asaIs.s. mouth W., where he will he happy IL seIvc
n who may favor him with call, with whatever may
be requisite IN his line al business.
PARTIEs OF pLEA'uRt accommodated by giving rens
onnhle notice, with dinner oi Fish Flesh or Fowl win
suitable trimmings. The subscriber would beg leave To
state for the benefit If those who do not alrendy know
the fact that the scenrr, nj about ~ son Furnace, Is
no, srpass ed b, a in the state II Vermont not forget
,re the celebrated Plymouth Cnvr,n which is distant
hui lew miles There Is alsu In the vicinity. six Naiu-
raj Ponds we'll stocked with VARIETY ct excellent F's,'
and Bouts constantly in readiness tor those who may Wish
to make excursions IN the water,
Taking the above into consideration. the subscriber
may well expect "pCrcct rush. IL the Cottage 'Nh'
.Is charges shall be- reasonable, and he will endrnvor
To make the of ull who may chance to Gull he"-
HE md satisfactory Win the above "r'ry moI,'"'
advertisement Nc" the subscriber viii leave II WIN tue
community 10 determine IN what extent they wv, give
him their nnironage. JARIUS JUsElNN,
Tyson Furnace Plymouth
VI. IulN 2nlh. lsll,S 2!u-iW'
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IOI, SALE.

THE well known Dwelling ilousc formerly occnricnhN
] Gen LYMAN Mower. will be sod or ren'eu on VERY
reasonable terms The House was built IN the most sub
stan al manner and il pleasant lorrlion on me snnll
side Of Wonl.lockGreen. Enquire Of ZsTEARNs'
Mnlstnck. Jnne 10, lsll.
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Tickets only $l0A certificate ola package Oi26 Ticket
will be scntior SllO-SIares in proportion
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BARNARD INSTITUTE.

A SCHOOL TOR the instruction Of young Ladies ana
n Gentlemen viii he opened At Barnari by
MR. j. G. CROKER, A. H.,
commencing on Monday. sept 2d to '"n'i' NC " Wtchs
Insl,urtiun will he giyru in the i"IuwhR Drin'n'H'
of, ru.l.h G. rnuur GrugrHphN, Arithmetic, Nls'nT"i
n amer, Applicat on uf Algebra IL Gronr'rN' lua''
rth,ns Traonomclr,, Mrusurn,"n OF Heights nUu ps
tnnr,s Snracrs aud Solids, HutNtNhe' tol, ''''""''
Natural Nurnl aud intellectual Pl0soph>i ASTRONOMY
Chcml.ir, Rhetoric, Logo, Topography, coWpo'''""
''1 WV TENT BOOKS.
Mitchels Geography, hdnm, Arithmetic Sli!h "'
svcts Grammar, DAYS Algebra, Dawes 'Hs mle n''
nm,,r, TrinunonptrS und M,nsur'lon, ElbSons our
y,,ino and lornrhms, buttons Conc S5rlIuhs' ON
,ncL', Chcmi,ry and Natural Philosophy ,hhtrcrolht
Intellectual aud Wa, hands Moral hilo,olhi Olmslcd
,.rouo,ny blrrils Geography al The Heavens i.'Gts
n"r DIir. Rhetoric Ruhins' Hi,i0ry. Boycrs' irth'
dictionary, lOlmnrs LevliCs lrtheh ""ih""'' '''"
Fnhirs Vie de- Washington. ,,,L
| TririoN-ThosG who attend to the common Lus,lsn
branches only, will he charged ,oo. So So
Higher hrancheSirom ''OO " 9 9oV
French Language extra ,,h,, ' ~ ~
ia an iy themselves Tor teHching. Destruction WI asa
he nyru IN Fencing, Rrohd-word Exercise ana MllinI
JuIl if lcs red board be obHined IN good ihnc-
fro,u al. 81 to l,iO per week. h,ilng u nv" "'"I
Gurl M sunh,, l the accommodation NJ the s,hOo -
Farther ref, renee car he made TO the Principal or The
| iollowi ing board Of Trustees. . ...,,,,,o,,
| EBENR ATWOOD, JOS ", DANrun'
| SETH CONANT. $500 HIRAM A'nI'''
| Barnard, July Odd leii'
This rerti1cs that Mr. j. G., Crooker was engaged ~
prinripn OF The South Woodstock High school, ~ h hl
of sl3 und that he gave entire saiisnrt0n' we 'h'rf
tnre very cherrGll, recommend him to m enlightened
public as good and mihinl Instructor .,.o,,,.
NIL MiLn. M,,n nnWMAN, 50. Wood'ioet
JAMES c. sLAYTON, )High School
| So. Woodstock, July 9th, le 4. Z|o-~"
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IeAE.EIsIH'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

THE WONDER AND BLESSING OF The AGE
UEUNDREDS OF thousands of people have proved
inc snr, nile sore c,r aud III every nlamahe affection.
Five INMATES will convince ANY one iha' pam ny pis
and ,,uLIs mrc indeed trivial. (see pnmphle's) ~ ~
our duty TO tell all men this salve Is blessing rs caaoe
of saving all pain aud HE when every "ner remedy
known mud the faculty is useless Every hlhlI WIZ use
IT, Wrecked low wrtichr> ARE conne'ltilh9 IT, anu ny
their trash much liu will he lost aud suffering endured
With Grnd like ciIi0nrrl the! pretend "nr genuine
II bailey sno; written rnch hoN, no Magical ram
Extractor is grnuine avoid it ns poison useless ana dan
gerons ,,,i, oc,,a.,
The following persons are agents inr the shie OH
nine article IN Vermont;
s. J. Allen, Wookslocki Potter nnd rarker, rownal
NJ X n :. :, Scott, Hennlngtoni : rcch, East hen
uiuntun in Bennington County, T. Chilis ID. Smllh
Wilmiueion Perry Dexter Dover' Nalhl 'htentv III
Towushrnd; David T Gushing, CanhridGp"rt, Nhdlr'n
CountN; Io,eph liable, vi 50 Chesieri SharWh hrh
nrI,on, Chester; A l. Thompson y Co., spTin2u'"'
Bartlett a. Whilrnmh, Wrahersleli; DAM TAFT sons
Tn,,svilr; y Bailey, So Woohstock; WALTON bro" u
! Fcchvillr DAVIS ~ Wheeler, Cayendlshi Geo Il Moul
ton, Bridscwatcr. III VII"
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

| ArOW opening direct from New Yorh md boson sn,
" per Ga ELK warn Aqueous super 81 co''.h hn
linen do. New STYLES Paris,cnn'' and Nous dc LANES
| 80 u.s. Rich It, les light aud dark Prints.
ALSO;
An additional supply hron and narrow LAGOS ana hue
inns Wide and narrow Thread EdRings. Long elhrtl'
Gloves and Mitt. Cotton ind Worsled Hose ma war;
cts of other reasonable goods at the loves, prices
| ~ CHAS DANA Jr.
| Wool,tnck Aug l. ISil.
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ID. NJ. DEWEY

ID. NJ. DEWEY,
Maker Of the improved Hobart Wooden Pumns.
II Tho above Pumps warranted to draw a barrel
minute with ease, up to n hundred feet.
1YAil orders from distance promptly sttsndcd TO.
Runhe'p'l VI. 14u
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Tao and Pulled Wool,

Wanted and the highest price paid also. Flannel or sol
coz hv 4. sTEANs.
Wnodstnck. June Is.
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CORBIN'S BlTTERS,
SHARON SEMINARY.

vHyIE FALL TERM of This school will opcnediur the
instruction of ,ouug Ind rs aud gentlemen, on Mon
dnv the 9Th ri Sept aud continue twelve weeks build
inc Its been fitted up with convenient apartments "rrc
ri,,tion rooms aud for the accommodation of those who
,n,y wish Juvenile Department will he organized and
but ulIey the direction nj IN experienced teacher
Instruction will be given in all branches that were emu
mcrnlcd in the farmer prospectus ANA the 'e\i b"ohS WIZ
ne the SINE Arrangements have been made IL procure
A sci oi nlihematcu instruments; and the ART al SURVEY,
ing evelug Measuring cf Heights aud Distances, VIII
he taught, both theoretically mud practically
TUITION.
Juvenile Departments, ~
Higher Bran 'eS, var, ing from 81" !" S'"u !,
Particular attention VIII he gwen 10 'hoSc WI" "''"
to ou,lG themselves ior tenching.
Brd cun he ohainrd in gnod mmilies IN very reason,
,hl, ,erm aud roons for those who wishes to board
themselves. - t 80
cept in case Of sickness ,, , sro<r p.,,,,r,,
Sharon Vt July 2, ls "A. 2I'3w
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ALEXANDRA, LOTTERY, Cln.s &c for lsii-

certificate of Package of % Tickets will be sent for
Sl30-Shares in proportion.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class fof 1874, to he
drawn nj Alexandria, u. c, on Saturday, Oct oh
lSil, IS numbers ~ Drawn Ballots.
c LII "
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NEW JERSEY STATE LOTTERY, Class for lfl4
tn be drawn ut Jersey Cry M. on "Wednesday, 9th
Oct lsli-7j Numbers, l2 drawn ballots.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass F. for 1874
IN he drawn at Alexandria, u. Z. on Saturday, Oct
18Th l5n. 70 Numbers-l6 Drawn Ballots.
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70 he drawn ut AleNandria d. e.. on saturday, 10th
Oct, loil IS Numbers " Drawn Ballots.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LOTTERY Clnss T. for laii
To he drawn atJersey City, n. J on Wednesday, 23d
Oct, leH. - Numbrrs--l3 drawn Ballots.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 81
to he drawn ut Alexandria. ID. c., Oh SStlIr-

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$40 broadway, and 22 Wdii-st. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

correspondent informs Us that pay Of Midshipmen
In our Navy 500 per instead OF 500 as stated IN
our paper Of Saturday We perfectly aware OF this and
fsd TO make 800 In our Saturdays pnper, also the Com
mander' pay 1850 and the Lieutenant sl,N but were
fooled By proofreedes mistake 1t corrected IN our
Evening Edton-Our correspondent abo to show that 100
not too much for Mdshpmen. but his logic wasted be
cnuse we have opinion OF Chapans and old Leu,enan'
That les would be better for the recipients and the ser
vice. The fac, that British Mdshpman does with $50
point though our correspondent urges thu, American Md
rhipen expected maintain the character OF Officers and
Gentlemen which the British unless highly connected are not
We do not much better the character OF gentlemen
supported By Md,hpnen than by those OF other Nations
but il strike, us that much gen,y could be obtained
maintained at double the British service would an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27
From Chinn-Dfrect,

The ship Ackbar, of Boston, arrived at this
port on Saturday, from Canton Feb. 10.
The Ackbar touched a; Cape town on her way
to New.Yo.k, and reports that the U. ): ong oil
war Perry sailed from Cape Town TO China Oh
the 18th Of March.
The clipper Antelope. Dumaresq, on her pas
sage from Bombay to Canton, reports speaking
the q. S. ship Brandywine, with Mr. Cushing,
our minister, on board, and his arrival was looked
for daily when The Ackbar sailed.
The Press of February 10 represents trade at
Canton as gong on quietly Its ordinary course
in cotton manufactures there mad been large uarl'
sact;ons at far prices.
The accounts from ChCsan were 10 the Ist-
From Ningpo there were complaints OF nothing
being done in the way OF trade. The opium
market, happily, was in very depressed condI-
ton: prices giving way daily. fatna had been
sold at 600, and Benares at 500; but these prces
could no longer be obtained For Malwa there
was no demand at all
At Hong Kong the settlers complained bitter
/ " OF the hard terms imposed on them IN the
Government leases. Their Improvements all re-
vert 10 the Crown after the lapse OF seventy-tlve
years
Plracies were still frequent in the inner waters.
On the 5tb of February the boat of the Isabella
Robertson was attacked almost within sight OF
Macao and robbed OF three boxes containing up.
wards of $1,000, and raany other robberles OF the
same kind had been committed.
The Press reports the trial OF several China
men. before the English Court at Hong Kong,
for robbing some fishing boats The Chief Ma
gistrate doubted his authority to convict and pun
ISL. and referred the matter the Governor, who
sentenced the prisoners to five years imPrison-
men, at hard labor, and 100 lashes in each year !;
also to stand an hour in the pilloTy before each
fiogglng ; and at the end of the FIVE years to be
ban,shed from the island, under pain oflmprison-
ment for life il they returned
Gen. D'Aguilar has published general orders,
strongly reprobsting the conduct OF certain BIZ
tsh officers IN going from Annoy TO Chang chow.
FOO. which the Chinese officials had complained
of as an infracton OF the Treaty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27
Letter OF Senator Barrow against AnneIa-
ton.

The Intelligencer of Saturday contains Let
ter from Hon. ALEX. BARROW, U. S. Senator, ITO
the People Of louisiana" which puts forth strong
md rrefutable arguments, ably expressed, against
the Annexation of Texas. We can scarcely
spare room for another word on this SO thorough
ly discussed question; but the Letter of Mr.. Bar
row well deserves that we should put II on record
and it will accordingly be found on the first page
Coming as it does from one of the leading men
of the extreme South, whose constituents are the
immediate neighbors of Texas, its views should
have additional weight. Mr. Barrow speaks and
writes as Southerner-but his peculiar opinions
are expressed courteously and in a manner to
offend no man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

TIE SOUTHERN MAlL-We can bear feeling
testimony TO the truth OF TIE complaint copied
below from the Journal OF Commerce. There is
not another mail that reaches New York 50 II
regularly as the Southern. We have not had
leisure to inform ourselves tchere the fault lies,
but grievous one lies somewhere, and should
be corrected promptly
The Southern mail, which ought to arrive al
O'Clock P. NJ. is seldom in so that the papers
are distributed before hall past , O'Clock. A lit
Tie more prompness and regularity would De a
great convenience 10 the public, and especially to
the publishers of evening papers, and evening
editions OF morning papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

Ngw.ORLsASs - 'fe Storeof Lorellie L Vi.
toa. corner Of Custom House and Roysls,s. :.
entered by slave belonging to Mr.. L. and roSSt.,
of $500, on the 18th. After secfetlng the Eaoa,,
ne placed quantity OF co'nbus,5les an.
a nipe of gin which he set fire to for the .,
pose OF burning the building and thereby - .,
ccalng the robbery. The FIRE was discorsrsSS
one OF the clerks and eItinguished. Susas,
having fallen upon the slave, he was arrested =;
immediately made voluntary confession.
The house OF James Hewitt. on RobHsOa.
was entered the night previous and robbed 0; )
yer candles,icks. plate, &c. TO consi4s,a
amount. John Roberts and Bartholomew Dr.;
vsa were arrested on the premises, hayin. b.
property in their possession.
Combe Marchesssau IS on trial tcr keecias
..Rond." table. Able counsel are endcarU-s,
to get HIM off, as MS game IS not mensioaed ],
nam in the statute against gambling. era;
interes, was felt In the trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

- THE MAxGMs OF AGoGos, By CHAs. WM
DAY, author of Hints on Etiquette has been re-
printed from the London edition BY Gus, Bfoaders
* Co. Boston. 1t is rather cynical treatise on
rascalily in all its phases, proessedly based
on the observation and experience OF the au-
thor He says he has travelled widely, and learned
the WAYS o; the world and its knavery, until even
Italian picture-deaers declared him sharp-sighted !;
Greek has confessed that he knows the world,
and even the Christians OF Pera could not cheat
hin. He II do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

DEATH OF NAVAL oFFicEK.-Capt. Lovs,! d
the ship Shaw at Boston from Cadis, Apil Iss
announces the death Of Capt. SHrsRtck Of IL.
L. :. f.igate Columbia. Captain 5. died On Il,
535 NaTch on the passage fTom Rio Jane,u /.
Csd;z The news of the arrival OF the COiuns,
AT Csdiz, the 9TH of April, was received he-. y
he steamer Hibe,nia. on the 9TH inst. b., Ii, !.
the first announcement we have seen Of ts3s,b
of Capt. Shubnck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

The Editors OF the Intelligencer furnish Us the
following information Of the state Of feeling in
the House of Representatives, on the Treaty
"The votes in the House OF Representatives
Yesterday indicate sound state OF opinion IN that
body OH both the Texas and Oregon questions
There is little chance using the phrase in It's COL
loquial sense OF vote passing even the House
Of Representatives for violating an existing lrea
" with one nation, BY seizure OF territory IN the
South or abrogating existing treaty stPuauons
with another. to force uuseasonabIy the natural
tendency of things IN the Northwest. With re-
gard to the Texas question, indeed, We are not
sure that the feeling against the recent action OF
the Executive in the matter Of Texas Is not as
strong. If not stronger, among a portion OF the
Democratic" Members OF Congress than among
their onnOnenfSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

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