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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-18
Correspondence OF Livingston &C Co. No. wal-F.

strong .oah-weS wind has brought soma my w
tsis iu i.den om the nteor some 90 boi, si ri IS
eco bush. of What hsse entered darn. ne pist :,
noors. still farther deadennz previously on! uarsef r.
OF the invoices Of Grain are stnbe IN -
The rain however has prevented tui ocef1nec at.
freghs anes from 60 10 cents for Flour snf " fal
Der b,slel for What rh= Canal exports are tbe
and the min be:ns pr.y general wit proaDly rspton
interior rearn1 IN rms tats and set the ms 10 tss &c
again. Those al Black Rock continue 70 'utn W.
cuItored Quantry. ,Ls ,axt e dasI
choice lot Of wesiern brand could nm asyI 81
81 s3 s. although SONS brand. SUI hsso e 70. The pa
Al Hides Tslow and Wbssy, s ss seh cen s1
thirty days kaye beea esset p.eSe ,eSrai TaoV u par
and othsr operating on Ne%~f OK sSsS
iicula. Is wanted tOr eaIeIc exoofI
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Connecticut.

A citizen OF Hartford, Conn. who was sup
porter Of Van Buren, but docs not go Polk and
Texas, writes to friend il this City,
Il shall go heartily for Clay and Ffeing-
huysen, as Will hosts of others who have re
cent? come out of the Loco ranks, and indeed
you viii find plenty of them in these diggings
Our Wing Convention here last Fdday was one
Of the greatest gatherings ever seen IN Connec
ticut. | have not doubt that there were
$4,000 persons in our City that day, cxclu
slyo Of our own citizens, and every thing went
of in tie happiest manner. Connecticut IS sale
for Clay and Ftelinghuysen by large majority
The current runs very strongly in their favor.
and if the Election could be deferred three
months, they would receive an overwhelming
majorily."
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Police Office,

Pocket Pie!sd.-As Truman Lampson was yes
afternoon attending the foot race ct Bsaesn Course
ms sckei picked OF $780, principally in bills Of the North
Adams Bnlk-the thief escaping.
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ST.. THoaAs.-By ,ae brig Grecisa, C.p, r.
Dict. we have our cortespoaden,. letfer 10 - -
instant. lie states (" than the prospect Tor tSs s ~
Ing crop, both hrrc end in the reishbora, 49,
bids fer sT 5n.n tbs 's'gss . crop than hs' be.a "a
been very hne; we hass not had the least 49,. as
ance OF hurricane this season. The oaly Az
res,e,is. thatit has continued exceedingly =, y
Ire health Of this Island, We are happy 10 s,y
and continues 90 BE- good; Amer;caa p,cdss.
rather dull of ssie; Rice is in good demand L..
ness generality duh, buswe lock FOR revival -.
~. S. G.,s,a.
e & dead child, done Up in q pet,ieo., ~.
found this morning in a line-cask in Dr. Felscr,.
barn. During an examination before The Coroes,,.
Jury, the Doctor claimed the child, stating Ia, .
was given TO him. There are surrlises ,Sat ~
mas been unfair desliag somewhere and ,os,,i.
somebody. We have rot heard the verdict of Il.
inquest. New Bedford Sale6,.
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il served q, early hour In any
r Of hi, tty or grookyn at NINE CENTS psr week paya
lie to tb. Garner or By who prefer n at the same 'p
for sir months or year payable at the oftee in
Peons wishing TO be served viii please lend 10 aef names
through the Post Office o otberw'sa
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SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 9. IS: 50, Is, 50, 69, ~,
SSH ~ s.. u. IS, Ali, lta, 81, ga le0, 50, Is,
% ~ I5 GoosT-Nos s8, &c. lOo 8, 8, 49, g.
g, 6, g, 81, Il, IS, g. 20 81
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Central ,l.y Com mittes,

NATIONAL Hall, Oct, II, Ioi2.
10. Al meeting OF the COMMITTEE he'd this c.y. twas
RSsars6 That accept the laysca OF the Young Mems
Chv Cub " Rfooklvn attend me proposed Mass sesing
at Fo Green GA 24,h and recommend TO the
yous Clay Clubs aud Associations Of this Cy l. make the no
s9on The occasion,-lE1uuct from tho slnu,es.]
JOHN Z. DD0GE, ts.n,s.,,,s.
alsa JOHN r. LokTUN, } s'Ni'
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LocorFoco Nominations.

Otsego CO.-For Assembly: Franklin B.
Carpenter, Harvey G. Carpenter, Christopher
D. Fellows.
onOndGga Co.-Congress, Horace G. Whea-
ton; Assembly, Dennis Mccarthy, David Pres
ton, Lake 7. Tefft, julius C Knivc
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,.,.,,niseent ,,aiualy IHr FksL OF GHa 2. ,a
asal rel; =, sr d q
Broadwey sup I'D { spofen Of in the highest fefse
nsD !. a ne, e ~, al Of sesi1g il. Ola
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mr. s,h,;adeluhia aud Boston.-The Daily IN
buns regularly saved .ubsssrs n Phiaospaa ~ nv S
Bar Co sod in Boston by edcing q 20 Sis ~ news
also be purchased q. thai! News Rooms, OF ifoni '
huYii q fhOsA cifle1
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$3.50 ---.-gorsDo.s ssos1t tSs s, sl'o.e' ,s -
THz P.xsIca PIL-ss, ta,;n1ts sbieh gro sl s,ss9
,ss fst hs.s. e.fo. .t ~:
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rs itonz ' ~ II slIerr eyc ut oy Ms iJDowLs
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Go the Ansse.n Msssa .ssszs Cole md h, wensst
snces b s he sd q me so ms:a 20.
ID ebs sSs s ao . sss lover Of oarel
Wax Figures, Cosmofc'A''
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nse,s,.rd mas n.est,us.

II the spirit with which the Wings of Rock
land rallied at the eau of their Committee on
Wednesday last affords any indication OF the
progress of opinion in that region, then has the
regeneration OF the County indeed commenced
The meeting consisted OF thousand or twelve
hundred sturdy and intelligent farmers and me-
chaoics f,on ell parts of the county, and q pro-
portionsl number of ladies. TIE procession CON-
psisad very large number of wagons and other
vehicles, snd It's effect as it woundits way through
TIC nils to The place of assembiage was extreme
ls Ssautiful and romantic. Among the speakers
were Hon, J. A. HAMILTON, of Wee.chester, Mr..
E. Hart and W. D. MuRaHy, Of New York
AL were heard with interest and satisfaction
The Wings OF the County Confidently expec, to
reduce the LEGO majority IN Rockland to 700
In 1910 i, was 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-18

~ Attention is called to the advertisement Of
E, Dupuv's Patert Nurse."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-18

LIFE BoArs AND PRESERVATION OF LIFE
We are happy in recording another proof, IN ad-
diticn 10 those already published, of the value
and efficacy of the Life Boat, and with 1t ano-
Their example of brave and successful humanity.
The brig fremont, of New FORK, Capt. Leeds,
went ashore at Point Alderton Hull, on Monday
morning, Oct 7, having been driven IN by ex-
ceodingly tempestuous weather. and almost DASH
ed TO pieces. She grounded on the Bar, at low
water; ard the Captain and the crew, seven IN
number, expected nothing less than immediate
destruction.
Mr.. Moses B. Tower, of Hull, discovering
their perilous situation, fastened TO obtain ASSIST
auce, and with The help of two men and of ms
own horses, succeeded in conveying the Lie
Boat from the house in which it is kept, to
suitable place for launching, being at the distance
Of A mile and half On his way be procured
FIVE other men, who, togethe. with MI Tower
and the first two, launched the ooat-and, rowing
to the distance OF somewhat more than mile,
at length reached the wreck. They iound the
captain and the crew cinglng to the quarter
deck. where they had been Tor more than seven
hours in extreme peril, and though greatly eI-
haus;ed, they were all brought safetv TO shore.
Bostcn Daily adv.
Hrp.rw BENEVOLENT SocIETY.--The 23d
anniversary of this excellent Society was ceie-
b,a,ed on "Wednesday night ct the Apollo. Hun.
N. NJ. Noah presided, and after the removal oil
the cloth most eloquent Grafton was delivered
by the Rev. Sir. Isaacs. A collection Yves made
in aud of the funds of the charity. The President
announced that last year The recelp's were s3,-
o25. and the DISBURSEMENTS S2,964, leaving
balance OF only S5I. The company responded
10 this announcement by subscribing upward Of
70 600 N the roou After the necessary bust
ness had been disposed OF, several gentlemen ad
dressed the chair, including Prof. Wind. of n. J.
Messrs. Sullivan and ]. B. Philips, of the N.
York bar, and T. A. Myers, Esq Secretary 10
the Society. irue Sun.
u MIR. KExserT, OF the firm Of EFNEk &
EEsSETT, while going from his store 10 mis- house,
liIils after 8 O'Clock, last night, was knocked
down by some milan, who struck him heavy
blow with club on the back pert Of his heao,
AIr. L. YES not dangerously Injured.
Bcff. Com. of Tuesday.
FIRE AND LOSS OF LiFg.-The dwelling house
OF Mr. Aaron Frost, of Pierpont, with all the
furniture except two beds, was consumed by fire
on Thursday night last Mr. Frost, in attempt
ing to enter the part Of the house where the FIRE
vas raging most. was SO badly burned as to cause
his death en- Saturday.
Coaleaut Ohio Reporter.
u The ns1 pastor Of the Allen s,rest Pres5y-
terisn Church is Rev David B. Coe late of the first
Congregational Church in Milford, Conn. 80
7 "a Ralph Waldo Emerson, The Tran.cendental
list delivered the Introductory lecture ar the New
Bedford Lyceum on Tuesday evening last.
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If GOOD ule sSoue hss al, h p l 9Ss,9S a.
so6s,e, Lal@oa9 =. ssss; va
lighted with Ihsir Ms 5sseJ Inc Laughing Gas: &C. and ~
~ -.
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BY This Mornings Mail.
or Customs at PnilndeIph.a
Reported expressly fer tn. New Yosk Tnbune.

The following statement Of The receipt OF Gus
IONS 70. the years lS43 and 1874, with the amount
Of free and dutabls articles, is taken from the Gus
tom House Books, ard may therefore be considered
correct, The third quarter OF the year 1874 ending
30,h Sept. is only an estimate, the accounts no,
having been brought up, but il may be relied Oh:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-18

Fos EseIAxp.-Ths semi-mon.hly nail steamer
Caledonia left Boston on The 10th Tor Halifax and
Liverpool, with 90 passengers. Among the psssen-
gers we're Judge White O! Connecticut, the new
American Consul for Liverpool; Mr. Macready and
RYDER, of London, and Lorenzo Draper, Esq. late
Consul 10 Paris, and daughter.
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Louisiana wing state Convention. q

Louisiana Wing State Cenventlon. ssis
The great Wing State Convention of louisiana
took place at Baton Rouge on the 18th inst. and
80 far ns this demonstration is evidence, the
Wings of that gallant State ere in the finest
spirits and will exert themselves TO the utmost
in the coming struggle. The number IN attend
ance q. Baton Rouge is put down at Itoetre
ThousGnd-a very large gathering for thai
,hinly.populeted State, and which we presume
was never equaled before. The Bee states that
the number OF Wings in attendance actually sur.
passed the whole Wing vote Of the State in
lS4o. Who can beat this?
The venerable Gen. PHILEMON THOMAS of East
Baton Rouge presided. and the multitude was
addressed by Col. BNeAMAN and VIM. YERcEa,
Esq. OF Miss. Hunt and MAzuREAu of New.
O,leans, and others. The following are among
the Resolutions adopted by the Convention:
Rss4ved That haweve. d.raba the extension Of erri
by The 7nrfratiea y Teas may BE- The Wings Of Lou
mssS ua. il be- with the homo: -four couH5
and the stability OF om Uuon.
R.serea That consider the principles so often avoSed
snd VI aBy hy great eader. ard PARTICULARLY
=, forth n the Tariff Of 49,. TO be srea, rock OF strength
msce-as paci,g American Industry beyond competition
with ,hs paupey labor of Europe and recurring success In
d,vduaiy auG intsOsntsnce na.on beyond all The
sam, nd capIces Of foreign legislation and influence.
IL TIE WINGS OF The lXrH WARD held one
OF tbs most enthusiastic meetings of the season
at National Hall last evening. Notwithstanding
The rain, the Hall was crowded to its utmost Ca
pscity, and hundreds came who could not gain
admission. The following were the officers OF
the meeting
NJ 0; RoDrRTs. Chairman.
Crane Robert Peterson. o. Mel
son Cunningham Charles Buxton. David Aagevce
Sser.terss-Wn Z Smith. j.. A. A ceofins Jsnss Il.
Wlgus. William Wells
Aole addresses were delivered by Judge Nor
GAN OF New. Orleans, Mr.. DUNCAN OF Ohio. ano
E. D. CuLvsR. and there was some excellent
singing by the Gles Club and by Messfs. Mis-
sing and Collins.
Nr. Culvks addresses the XVIII Ward Clay
Club meeting This Erssing at Constitution
aall--whence, if there should be too much OF
crowd, they will seiourn 10 Union or Washing,
ton Park. Rally, Wings.
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THURSDAY.
cour. OF sessions.

CITY IaTELLIG EN- c.
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LNtIIh5auI ICuIUI IAspu9IeIs
u Ths ns# pastor Of the Allen street. Pres5y-
tersn Church is Rev David B. Coe late of the first
Congregational Church in Milford, Conn.
"a Ralph Waldo Emerson, The Transcendeutal
list. delivered the Introductory lecture ar the New
Bedford Lyceum on Tuesday evening last.
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CT pols and Inc FsriR.

A Letter from Hon IG"ass :. -.
We iavite attention to tao f3hc~'n a,...
fro, Gov. Jones Of Tenness:e L. is ee5i aao
the TsrsIsnd should be circulated among Inc
s"e q. everywhere throughout Penn
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Correspondence Eu.Talo Commercial Advertiser.
Canal Packet .'rcclzcd-Thrce Lives Lost.


TOLEDO, o. jane 81 O'clock T. VI.
The pache, has ihs moment arrived fosl Laial-
ert b,naing ihc melancholy intelligence oil The los
oi!ie pack; boat Kentucky, Capt. Hammond, three
miles ives; OF Loganspt, and lie loss OF three per
<nn-. VIZ: Thomas Emerson, of Loeanspor; W.
Griffin, OF For WAYNE, and an lrishman. name un
.nosn. The canal, nj the pon; where The kentucky
vras lost, runs on the side off bluff some 60 feet IN
hight IL runs about 10 20 feel from the foot o:
tie Bluff on the bluff above the canal is mill dam
and owing 10 Tn large quantity OF rain that has 'l-
r:, far the last two werks, way aud diSchar-
sed Seli nta ie canal, carving away the enlbank-
ineat on tn9 lower side OF the canal. The packet
was near the place al the tiai- and was drawn uto
the vortex, and preciplnted down the p,ecpice Of
IS ert aud Save 10 There were four passeu-
GERS un board, one of whom escaped before the boat
Mas drawn over. Mr.. Emerson, a. Tie boat VAS 20
no ovsr. made the fort 10 nn,H ashore bu
~uccrssiu aud compelled 10 ;akr the safi,i
plunge. Capt. Hammond reports that The canal r."
whole distance from Logansp"rt 10 Lafayette, t40
nesl is much damaged :rd that 1t w,ii take some
Two months to make 'he necessary repairs.
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or. Albany.
pns.en.rr. Sailed.

n -, ,B;, gac5est,- TAR Iirerpoos-ion Stourton.
oth Ret /; Army: Cap; II Sl-wan ~ II stes3 u \
Il Bou.hey Sit Regl Army; e FiLey, OF = LOUIS:
Penn Ne,. Orleans: krcn. savannah. h. May her Nustr1
GaiI oi New luyen G., iIs, Coils. do; Rus. q;
Edward Snmp>n : !; Frances OSdel,io; l. Cohea do
~ + Watson. i Il Shakespeare. - ,,
IN the S,9 QueJcc to LoHdOn-3Irs Rogers and child,
Srn Ia NYnrS: sir Se-uin lady children and servant;
Nr NoGn and child. BrooAy9 MT; Iul and ;eysEttP 1t
gab.dJs; Victor Hel.r, NUtI-an. NJ Gibbos. an.dn:
gy Aom Nele; DO; Mr. lang: ayor NOf tia Mt NC
do Mis- Underwood. Mr. Underwood. Mrs smith. Rev L \
Durking H.: Mis-, Martin Jesse. J Bull.
In lb, brig GANGS fer LeghOrn-S Eytinge. Jna. re-
tins u, Frri,a ,u, PapaH and person, ccmpo=lt: tie
intn hand of the L : snip Columbus.
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1,4g TRlBUlN
SONG.

SONG.
conr. bows. and help me sing my song,
It takes just now surprising,
And ;f you canuo, -nr, then shoHt
For Clay and FreIinshu, sen.
CHORUS
Yankee Doadle, mind the time,
The WorkngM,n an rising,
And IN a man ,hrr shoH and sing,
For CLAY and Frclinchuys-n.
These are the men, snd this the tune
The LocOs hate like pissn
For every Wing car sing ani rhou,
For Clay and Frelinshu.srn.
Tha, same Old Coon is out again,
HIS iager on his nose is,
And the WAY ne rnsk-s the feathers H.,
l, is sir 10 Moses.
The Rooster ROW is on his back,
What agony he dies IN:
Thus speaks ,he Cnoa-s. Why ont YOU crow
For Clay and Freliaghuysen =
The Traitors race ;s almost run.
No Texas trick can eid hiui,
The Peoples seora sill blight the wretch,
Who b&.ely has betrayed them.
Hurr5h, ny boys! we II sing and shout;
Nov, i. it not surprising,
The way this good old tune does 90
To Clay and Ffelinghngs-n y
Ths Locos only have six months
To vcnd their thrice told lies in,
And then with one accord we II VOC,
For Clay and Frelinshuysen.
The People now are wide awake,
These Loco tricks despising,
And like a hurricane they II go
For Clay ard Frellnghuysen.
The Democrats are in a snarl,
The Wings arc all united,
With hand and heart ,hay'I work and sing,
Until our vessel's rlghted.
Tho Loco's fingers long have been
The Govermeniai pies in,
Now let th-m suck lheir ,humbs,-HurTah
For Clay and Freinghuysen.
But then we III have 10 work like men,
The Lo:os nre devising
AL sorts cf nasty tricks To- beat
Old Hal and FREEING huyssn.
Then every fellow lend hand,
Wing stock is still rising,
We ii write, sud speak, aud sing, and vote
For Clay and Freiinghuysen.
Huruh for Clay, the very name
Is Loco-Foco piss",
And, next To him. rs good Wing,
Hurrah for frelinghuysea.
Ysnl.ec DooJe, mind The tune,
The People all arr rising,
And shou, and sins, slurrah, furrah
For Clay and trelnghuys0n.
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Bremen bark Con.ti;uuon Rothcs, "a d. fin Bremen ne
irs Burnsh Sargent Il d I'm 5, Johns. PR, sugar Mes
NTH & Walsh.
I;ri- sarah Brown. Norton, {. -. Turks Island. salt
;r sci Incph Howe Yciman y d. i'm Jam=ica, plmento
ci Montgomery Dry, Is Dis fin scmel. ST Domuso.cei
sc Eliza l.awton Lan;er. d, I'm Abnco. ; To Roger,
Scnr Urnnn Small . days from Tampico. hides &c 10 II
Scuihuiayd & sons.
coffee IN j l. Phpps.
thr Jullette Wo-om ds from Petersburg nde to James
ch samuel Pnynter. days from Virginia to Fox &
Sch VIM Cr.y 4d from Washington. NC, naval store. 10
Sci Snna:ief. i.ac!co ds I'm Georgetown Nc, um
Ser ia.caora So4ck. d FIN Richmond. flour to Allen {;
Pa1.oa.
Schr Anaconda. ta-y. days i'm Washington. Nc naval
Scir .nn LYMAN otOa d. TN Newbern. naval stores to
Deueysirr 4 Whiinnr.h. -
scar Perseverance Le:,i. N-rbern Nc. naval stores.
Schr Bounty CuiAln. Ne"bcrn. NJ. nava! stores
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, JUNE 24-2 PM


Ship, James Moran. Munson. Quebec J Lee K Co. Ste-.
liz i;rrtr.rn, bridgeport SiurgeS & Chairman.
Brig General aon Shepheard. Po'i hu Prince, GnfnE
Schr, Charles Hopkins, Hopkins Hartford: Fairfield, Buzz.
S.9op vgilcn,, IIsaih Providence.
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4 HuMBuG EzFLopED.-Onc Of the most inlu
entail arguments OF the immediate annexation
party Is the danger that Great Britain will ac-
CURE ii not actual possession OF, n least doaI!-
nant influence in Texas, II we do not " Ho1' an
mex ;;iat Republic to the United States. The
Galveston CiciiiGn comments Indignantly upon
this assumption, and declares 1t 70 be un@arfant-
cd by facts. and insulting to the people OF that
country. Just as we supposed. We knew, from
the first, that the suggestion was mere pre-
tcnce-and shallow one wlthal-of the TeraS
Spectators, 10 excite the apprehensons ana LIE
powerful passions as subsidiaries IN the cause t.!
annexation. Judging from certain Washington
letters in the Enquirer of Tuesday last, one wond
think that the people OF Texas were just about 10
lean into the arms OF Great Britain, and that no.
thing could avert so dire calamity but a depu-
tatinn OF patriots from this country, (aias icnd-
holders and toad-otcnerS,l urging them not 10 get
foo angry at the rejection OF the Tyler treaty;
and assuring them what is mol truel that tic
will Of the people OF The United States has been
by an irresponsible Senate And here
we have the Texan papers meeting these "snx-
ious" gentlemen with indignant commentaries at
what they justly consider an aspersion OF thei'
character as Republicans and IS Patriots.
Il beng rendered manifest, therefore, FIRST, that
Great Britain does rot want Texas, and. second
", that, if she does. Texas does not intend 10
seek her protection" in any form, there is Ger
tainly no reason for immediate" annexation,
even If it he ultimately advisable On the other
hand, every consideration of prudence and pain,
o,ism urges postponcment of the question until
the people shall have had time 20 investigate and
to decide a question, than which
none more momentnus in ali its aspects was ever
presented Tor their delibereuon.
LLynchburg VirgInian.
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PASSAGE FROM lGELANp! EyEEY F F.!

PASSAGE FROM IRELAND EVERY FIVE
sfyTspAYS THRouGHOUr TliE lEAR-t,om Coz Coz
WeIiorl Shgo Coernn DuRdalk. Droghcaa. LIMERICK SC
&c Passages all times he engnged with the sut:ci
Tn. terms III First clss New ORE
built pac sets sailing from Liverpool - - go.
EVERY FIVE DAYS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR lSit
Two things m ri necessary for comfort and general
the passengers will be found connected with 'h line al
ships. VIZ: proper Liverpool and good accommo
dnion on bosr tine ships winch the subscribers guarantee 10
al they engage bring For farther plrcunr apply Letters
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The island perfectly tranquil more unless some cv
so,f. which were cmmitcd Ut Aux tnyes may be con,if
cred an cxre,tun There, the .oldc who were cNasieTe
II; moi recc n. TIER ny they had been led Ia hope they
would nn u SIndHy. hut IN which lhey were dI'aI
pointed owin= TO The non Arrival Of iunds Tom me cnps
deay expected however that ali wuu lie sncoy arranged
Jrs.,cn, Gre.r:cr black General the most Influential
man IN ha Mott. the island. rpIeH Ia net with energy
md his Cahlnet well formed. 1t consists oil Mons hypgtr
sometimes called Gen. Ia black Munster oi sNtr ana e
;,,Irr Monsieur Paul. Ia back. Minister OF tie laeTi"
nod Arcutu'e Monsieur II Fcry, n coiored man Minister
~ putr Instructions Justice aud ell sicn; Monsieur iau
ann rocrr, Minister oi Finances aud Commerce Thtse
ure a well cucate: un irueitai men a;d are l"puar win
all parties hoped therefore, ihrt they WI. ni'ng. err
In things into he.l'hy state ~ this unfortunate l>lnnd
II that the Spanish nr OF the Island VIII he ~
rs Tree independent OF The ihyfIen Government
an lie ;Iact but his returned without having dong
thing that the tYne,, wee N eS,se}leace, set
IND no, with hm the from the ihyen G"yefiUt 1"
IL. iiee aud Independent SHE tie ony e.
NAMED - Domingo a houTs, uiid returned Oh OelIo r
French steamer -iyx
Captain Davis Of the schooner Montgomery
arrived Yesterday morning from Jacme reports
that when nc sailed on the llth instant, inteill-
ccncc had been received from Aux Cages TO The
effect that Presidcn; Gucriier had appointed one
of his black Generals Governor Of Aux Cayes ;
that this General had levied contributions on the
Mulat,ocs aud put some OF them 10 death; that
the Spanish party at st. Domingo had two small
hrips ofwar; and that the U. S. sloop.of-war
Pfeblc and British war schooner were lying OF
the port OF Aux Cages.
Cant. Davis mentions also the failure Of GueT-
riers ovsr,urcs to the Spanish party, or Domlili-
cans. and their demand TO be recognized as an
independent state.