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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

with sonr Northeast Storm, which afforded de-
cdsd prenoni,ions Of the near approach o' 7" 'H,''
II u4ther rainea, hailed nor showed exclusively
bu, did it'll. of all three by way OF variety
stp,sy. Nov. a7,-We have lad few huTries
of snow within toe past tweniy-tou' nouts' an
thoush the sun ut this present speaking
is shining brightly, the AIR seems hiieo wiz.
and there are SNOW clouds sailing sth~ar' the sAirs
By Messengers from the West we learn 'nat .iie
snow al Utica is very deep, so much SO as 70 pave
obstructsd The railroads in the Interior consioefa
o0- Eve. Journal.
The asoects for The last three days hsve all incl
Gated IN early close OF the Canal and River naNisa
rion. There were len Canal ciearances and two sf
;raIs yesterday. but unless the temperature mode
rates, we can scarcely hope for much artnet na'''
CATION.
Troy, Nov 27.-Winier has commenced III eHin'
sst. Tn. mercury on Monday and Tuesday uiorn-
ings stood al Is deg OF fahrenheit and the Cana's
are etfsc,ually clost d. There IS also nlucn
ice in the river The ground Is hard frozen ana ih
excellent order for snow
Urea. Nov 26-WiDieT is upon US n earnest;
keen Northwester, accompanied by nurrleS s., oi
snow, has bfoug ht every ih:ns up m;sh, and
Canal was entirely frozen over Sunca! night anu
unless the weather moderates, navigation is apou'
done up ior the season.
Bosros. Nov. a7.-The first snow for the season
fell last evening, and this morning the earth was
found just csvered with mantle OF While =, II was
very cold yesterday. not even tha"ing IN tne
The rivers and the canals Will soon De seaeu
up. lo0''oH
PORTLAND, Die. Nov. Give were visited with a
snow storm last night which has covered the ground.
'''0' Argus.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-The ice on the ponus
in The vicinity of the city was strong enough ysster-
day for the Juveniles 10 skate upon. lGaze'te.
ALEXANDRIA, d. c. Nov. 25.--This morning the
thermometer at the museum, at sunrise, was as low
as twenty degrees, being ten degrees colder than at
anv orber time this season. The earth was much
frozen, and the margin of the Potomac was covered
with ice. lua|ele'
BUFFALO, Nov. "a smart gale from the North
West sprang up on Sunday evening, and prevailed
throughout all yesterday with or less violence
The water was driven upon the flats TO considera-
Bile extent. Several vessels which were bound up
were driven back, by the sudden change and force
of the wind, some CT them from as far up as Grand
River. Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

PH1LLips's CoscgkT-Henry Phillips, it will
be seen, gives his last Concert this evening ar
Niblo's. f,he weather proves favorable, ne can
fail TO draw full house. Those who have not
heard him should go To- night without fail. Those
who hare heard him will need ne other inducement
to improve this last opportunity of listening TO one
whose music has afforded them so much pleasure.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

C- Alexander's Tricobaphes-A New and yol-
ua Bile discovery beng Liquid Dye which nstnntaDeousy
changes The colour off Han 10 beautiful Brown Black
this Dye consists its easy mode ofappcaton and ns;antn
effect all other dyes requiring from twelve hours
TO produce any change.
Is superior e1oesnce will be sppaen to every Que upon
single application. For sale by Ruhton & Co.. lo Broadwrx
10 Asor House and Broadway of 14h Street JAS s. Az
Rnwnl s. William .trees, ead Johnson, Moore & Teylnr q
Liberty street On Of z G. AtWnght sole agents for q. S
Phiadelphis. rs lms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

FIRE At BLooMIsGDALE.-We learn that Burn
hams ~ell known hotel on the BIoomingdale Road
considerably injured BY FIRE yesterday morning.
FlRE.-The beautiful cottage residence 10 Dar-
ham, Conn. owned and occupied Nv. Wadsworth,
Jr. Esq was entirely consumed by FIRE on the morn
ing o the 20.h inst Furniture mostly saved. Loss
S3,5cG-insured s2,406.
FIRE At KrTTAsslse, PA-On Friday morning
last the houses Of Rev. Joseph Painter and Robert
Brown, Esq. were burnt 10 the ground.
DEATH OF WILLIAM E. HAysE, EsQ.-We re-
gret to announce the death, yesterday morning, of
William z. Hayne, Esq., one of our worthiest and
most respected citizens, long known for the ability
and fidelity with which he discharged the duties Of
the Compuollership, State Trea urer, and other
Offices with which he entrusted by the Leeisla-
ture or his ellow-citizens. He the only SON of
Col. Isaac Hayne, the celebrated martyr of the Re-
yoIutol.
LORD BYRoS.-Aiurray, the son and successor of
the celebrated English publisher of the same name,
has concluded bargain with Scrope Davies, Eso.,
the friend of Lord Byron, by which he is TO giye him
$4,000 sterling for his "reminiscences OF The noble
poet, including, il Is said, number Of his letters
which have never been published. [Bost AtIas.
E~.o ,..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

Russia AND CHHA.-Itis said that, for century
past, Russia has maintained convent and school
at Pekin, where her Interpreters receive their aduca
tion in Chinese and Mantchou. Every ten years
the members of these two establishments
changed, and fresh monks and pupils ara sent from
81. Petersburg During their stay at Pekin the
Russians are free 10 all things and visit all pla-
ces, without awakening the restless Jealousy of the
Government
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
Axrr.gx,r prsrganascEs-we learn from d,

AyTf-REsT DISTURBAScEs.-We learn from tie
Schenectady Cabinet that affay OF rather serious
character occurred in the vicinity Of Middlsburgb.
Schoharie county on Friday last. growing out oi
the Anti Rent excitement. The particulars are thus
given in the Cabinet:
On Friday afternoon or evening last, Gen. Jacob
Livingston, of Cherry Valley, while on his way
home from his mills in Mddlrbureh. and when near
Gridley's gate, was intercepted by FIVE or SIX men
disguised 10 Indian dresses, who seized his horses
and ordered him 20 stop. He declined and requested
them to clear the road and allow aim TO pass. They
refused and he ordered his driver TO put whip his
horses and proceed, al the same time drawing
pistol and firing il al oue OF ihe men, the top Of
whose head was grazed by the ball.
alr. l.. was so holly pursued as To be obliged 10
take refuge in the house Of Judge siatce, near the
gaze, whence he despatched messenger TO he
Sheriff of the county who in due time made his sp-
pearancs with posse, and succeeded in appse-
hendiog two of the +" Indians" one OF whom is SAFE.
ly lodged in JAIL and the other being badly injured,
was left in keeping AT Middeburgh. The dissuised
persons are said to be residents OF Bern, Albany Co
In connection with the above, we also learn tia,
meetings we're held at Bern and reighboring places,
on Saturday for the purpose il was feared of orgs.
niziur party TO forcibly rescue the prisoners.
We give the above particulars as We learn then,
and as they appear 10 come from a responsible
source, we presume there must be some truth Ia
them.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

RAILROADS IN yMAssAcaUsErrs.--Ihe admirable
perseverance, of the people of Massachusetts in ex-
tending their system of Railroads to the greatest
possible extent becomes more and more evident
every day. The people of birmingham village in
tend to connect their town with the Fichburg Rail-
road, having depot at Weston. At tHingham, they
intend 10 construct branch TO the Plymouth Rail-
road. The cost of this branch is expected to be
sl2O,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
caurrNrs of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE

YoR THE PRESENT WEEK.
Z porrRY.-The Morning Star OF Annesley The Mother
les; The Dream. by J. A. Shea; The Lay of the La
borer by Thomas Hood; A World -Vtson.
II. EprroalaLForeign Relations: Texas and Slavery
Hon Alex II. Everett Was New-York earned by
Fraud; DID New. York Fnlter The Hour and ITS Du-
ties: Why Stocks Fall The Cabinet that is to be !:
knowledge und Party Strength. &c.
III. PoLIr1cAL-Elec;on Returns: Who's the Dupe The
q. s. SENATE; A Word from Mr.. Clay; Spirit of the
Wing Press The Wings still Wings. sc. sc.
" Nxws-Forcicn News by the BRITANNIA Census Of L.
bern From Mexico (; From Texas.
V Notices; West India Eman-
cipa,ion, an Address By L. w. Emerson; Malone
dass IN Trinidad Destroying Ships Of War: juno.
ton Of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans; An Example
Tor Foreign Travellers; Correspondence Of the Til.
bunc Sc. &c.
VI COMMERCIAL tgrzLLIdESoE-stock, Money, Produce,
&c.
Single Copies put up wrappers for the Minis, can De %
tanned at the desk. Price, ca cents.
TxRas-sa per year: single copies. 81 cents. Ail'ub
scrptions payable nfexbly IN advance. Address
GREELEY < McELRATH. 16o Nassau-streei,
Tribune Buildings, opposite the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

OLE BuLL-Iti is said in the Philadelphia papers,
that Ole Bul comes on TO play at the Musical
Fund Concert from Boston, without receiving any
remuneration. This Is generous act indeed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

MEMBERS OF coseaEss.-The following Mesi-
bers of Congress arrived in our city yesterday on
thei, way to the Capital;
At Hopayas'-D. L. Seymour, Amasa Dana
Lemuel ste.s,n. C. 8 Benton and Albert Smith,
of this STATE. and Paul Dillingham;, Of Vermont.
Al the Astor Hoyss-Willlam A Mose!y and
D. D. Barnard, OF this State, and John Went
worth, of Illinois.
At the City H0te7-Zadock Pratt, of New
York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

TowSsFSD's IcE-BREAKER.-We have placed on
the Last Page Drawing and Explanation OF this
important Invention, TO which We would invite the
attention of those who are interested-and who
among US is notl-in keeping open our noble
River during the Winter months We are highly
gratifed in being able to state that a subserip-
ton has bee started TO raise the money neces-
sary to make thorough Trial Of this machine,
and that it has already received the signatures OF
some of our public spirited capitalists and business
men with liberal sums preh1ed. We do earnestly
hope that the project may not fail for want OF the
necessary funds, since there is scarcely doubt that
it would return to the contributors handsome pro-
ut in increased facilities for business and enterprise,
to say nothing OF the honor which the success of
such an experiment would confer upon The Empire
CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

B CONGRESS rcassembles on Monday, butwa
have some doubts ola quorum. If one should
appear the first day, we expect the Presidents
Message by Government Express on Tuesday
eveninu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
BAYcRoFr's History OF THE UNITED STATES
The NeD Bedford Bulletin makes the following
statement. Can it be true

o. From the tenor of the comments of the
Wing Press generally upon the result of the late
contest between the American People and the
consolidated factions who fought under the flag
of Loco Focoism, We are pleased to find that no
disposition for grounding arms finds place
in the breast OF any portion of the Wing army
And why should any such surrender take place :
a million and halt of voters, and those compo-
sed of the bone and sinew of the country, the
very men who are yet to be the conservators Of
the Republic, is very respectable array to take
the field with, when the proper time comes, "a
come it WILL No, no! The Wings have been
beaten, but not dishonored! They have lost a
battle, BUT NOT THEIR PATRIOTISM:
TAucnsta (Ga.) Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

A WORD TO Srrr THE WEArHHR.-At present writing
tie state the atmosphere decidedly favorable be
tanc Mueste the Blue Devils and old sol does no, lend
his Gpe them this eye, gentle reader
present the best antidote know Of when .ey Go
TO the American Museum tonight and the Demons efore
s1d do yield laughter provoking Westerns and
Mi:ire your incufable, Professor
Animal Magnetism. and Caroline and LizzJ cham
hnnca asndso
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

ITALIAN oPEu.-The Opera of Lucrezia Bor-
sia will be repeated this evening. Its popularity
increases withevery repetition, and the house will
no doubt, be even more crowded than on the preyi
ms evenings
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

E SILAs WRIGHT has returned from Albany
to St. Lawrence County, and of course don't
intend to proceed to Washington and resume his
seat in the Senate. Gov. Boack will therefore
have chance TO appoint U. S. Senator pro
tem.-two if he thinks proper, as Mr.. Tallmadge
has doubtless transmitted his resignation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

MAIL LARRAsGEMEST.-Ac contract has been made
with the Housatonic Railroad Co. TO carry the North
ern and Western Mails over their road during the
coming Winter. 1t is intended to run through in
thirteen hours This will be great convenience to
business men. The Housatonc Co. have been inn
proving their road and nave obtained two fine boats
to run TO Bridgeport during the winter. hiessTs.
Livingston, Wells &, Pomeroy, are the agents in N.
York for this Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
THURSDAY.
United States Circuit Court.
nc L

The Grsnd Jury came into Court with true bills
against Michael Harrington, for larceny the high sess
OF the Chova Colon, for endeavonng make revolt and
against Samuel Loere, fox smuggling. The bill agninst
james Farrell for perjury before Court Martial was ignote
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle.

e Two o. three manufacturing establishments,
the arrangements for erecting which, had been made
here, have been abandoned the Presidential election
having terminated fayorabIy TO British Manufacto-
ries, and in opposition 10 American Manufactures.
[Brookvilie Hal American
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT. h. Lacey,
of Virginia. to bs Consul of the United States for the
port OF Neuvitas IN the Island OF CuD1, IN the place
OF William Hogan.
CASE OF THE REV. c. T. ToRREY-This per.
son, indicted for abducting three colored Slaves
from Mr. Eeckro,te of this city, WAS brought into
the CITY Court this morning for nal but not being
ready, his case was postponed until Friday next at
which time it will be taken up. Bait. Pat
Iron WoRKs.-Some extensive iron works are
projected at Smithville, Mel bv Edward Smith,
Esq. There IS n stone furnace 40 feet square on
the ground 23 feet square at the top, and 40 ieesn
height A building 83 feet by 80 ieet s also erect.
ed. in which are a refining furnace trip hammeb&c.
Ore is abundant and contract has been madesto
deliver coo bushels Goals per day for five years at
cents per bushel. AT these iron works forty men
are employed at present.
~ The citizens of Warsaw tIll) are in per.
tuIbation about the Mormons, who by the last &C.
counts, have turned thieves. Four stores were
stolen from, horse was stolen, wagon loaded
with buckwheat md about 90 head of cattle, allby
the Mormons, as is said.
ACouNrERrEITER RARRFsTEp.-Wea are informed
by Mr. Stevens, of the Uxbridge Express, thata
man named Windsor Hatch, Of Westboro', formerly
OF Worcester, Mass was arrested in Worcester last
evening, for passing counterfeit money! and held TO
bail in the sum of $20O0 and fer want thereof COM
mitted 10 Worcester Jail. Bost. Mer. Jour.
FATAL ACcIDENr.-Hazen Lawrence, of this
city, aged 2S, laborer at hs Worcester Railroad
freigh, house. died on Monday evening, from an In
jury caused by the rolling upon him Of heavy
cask, which he and others were taking from car
He has lelt wife and one child. Bos Adv.
FATAL AccIDESr.-We are panied to learn that
William ID. Frazer, Clerk OF thu steamer Hannibal,
fell overheard on Sunday evening while the boatlay
at Chester, Ill. and before the iact las ascerlained,
was drowned.
Y Miss ALMEpA SMITH, the Young lady wbcae
limbs were az dresdlnll, pansIed BY the Long lsand
Railroad cars, at East New York on Saturday last,
died yesterday morning.
SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-The Nc cCracken home.
stead, at the foot of State street, was purchaseda
few days ago. by VIM. Buel, for $4,000 in cash.
Rochester Democrat
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

Tax DAILY TnnuSE is served at an eaily hour IN any
par, Of hi, CITY s' Bfookyo nj SiNs Gents ~. w.
~, CARER. or TO those who prefer il, a; the same rate
g. i, mont, or year. payable al the Office IN sdyance
~. @ ,si,hine TO ne served will Dease sed IA he nes
,n,nnSh the Posi Oliice o. 0thers1s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

E J. B. COUGH, the eloquent advocate Of Tenn
perance viii lecture in Brooklyn this evening, in
Halls Building, corner Cranberry and Fulton s,s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

n See advertisement, headed TO Pablishers
and Literary men,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

% FIFTH, HALL & PoSD. No. 20 Broadway, corner
Park Place, have Just received splendid GRAND PLANO
FORTE, made by CHIcKERISG Boston, Their friends are
a respectfully invited to call and examine it before Saturday
hinst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

e The vote for CHESTER ASHLEY, U. s. Sena-
tor elect from Arkansas, is 19 to 9, over Judge
Brown there being few scattering votes.
RoBBEREs AT HoTEL-The room of Calvin
Cotton. Esq. OF New ork, author of the Junius
Tracts, at Mrs. Brsdshaw's Hotel, Baltimore was
entered on Monday night last between midnight and
morning, and his purse distracted from the pocket
OF his pantsloors, containing hundred dollars in
gold. The room adjoining thar of Dir c. occupied
BY Dir. Lockwood Of Philadelphia, was also entered
by the same villain and seventy dollars taken from
his pocket book. No traces Of tie robber.
IBalt Clipper.
RoBBgRiEs.-At Painesville, Ohio, there were
four stores broken into and robbed IN night du-
ring last week.
AsoIHER RoBEERY.-The counting room of
Messrs. Heth & Helbert was entered on Tuesday,
at dinner hne the desk forced open, and $3.50 stolen
thereiror,. youth was attending to some persons
in the front part OF the Store, while the robbers
tered IL through the back door Louis. Jour.
Az AMAzos.-A letter from resident of Leices-
ter. Livingston Co. TO his friend in this county,
states thar female, dressed in mems clothes, swo,e
In aLoco-Foco vote at The recent election in that
iown. She subsequently, stole horse, was pursu
ed, arrested, and Is nov in Jail. lschen. Cab.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

FRoM BURMAH- 1850 KARENs BAprKED.-The
Baptist Record contains letter from Mrs AB-
BoTr, in Burinah to her sister. Referring to the
spread of The Gospel among The Karens in Bur-
NAH Proper, and in Arracan, she says:
"The good work continues to prosper amorg the
Karens both in Arracan and Burmah. Dir. a. made
two tours 10 the southern churches this season, du
ring which he, with the narive pastor, baprised
about eighty converts; since which, Ko Shyat Ky ou
has made tour into Burmah, wishing the little
churches, counseling and encouraging the assist
ants, adjusting difficulties, and baplising converts.
He appears 10 have had very good and successful
time in this missionary tour. We have not seen
him siace his return 10 his station ar Megessan bur
MIR. A. has just received letter from him. in which
he says thar through the grace of Jesus Christ he
has baptized one thousand fire hundred and jftty.'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

THEATRICAL INTELLIGENcE.-A correspondent
of the Nere- York Aurora (Wi'liam Carroll, Jr oil
Rutherford, Tenn relates remarkable occurrence
which took place at the Park Theatre, few even
ings snce neither more nor less than an assautuFon
a respectable young lady by man of advanced
years, in one eff the first tier Of boxes, who bester
with a caue so severely that the blows given might
be heard in every part of the Theatre. The names
Of neither party are given.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

e D. G. DoRRANcE, Wing P. NJ. at Florence,
Oneida Co. has just been Tylenzed, and S. S. Del
ano, Loco, appointed in his stead. No other than
Political reasons are pretended. Go ahead, Bene-
dict, your victims defy and despise YOU.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

The AsrrRgxrEEs.-The Governor Of Nes.
York has issued h,s proclamation, offering reward
Of FIVE hundred dollars for the apprehension OF Ger.
tain men disguised as Indians, who recently way.
laid deputy sheriff. in the town OF Ssndlake, while
on his way 10 summon witnesses before The grand
inry of Rensselaer, county, took his papers from him
by violence, and threatened him with persoral m
llry. as
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

~ EIcellen; Singing tonight at the New. York Mu,eum
by hnst OF talented Voea The Southern Soneers and
Lady hnst,e also perform no other place an,userent
oiefs such att-nctons Tor ;he money,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

CoRREcrIoN-Th Troy Whig corrects state
ment that has been going the rounds Of the papers
to the effect that Stephen Van Rensselaer,, of Alba
nv County, has removed to Pennsylvania in order
TO bring suits against his delinquent tenants IN the
u. S. Courts The statement is unfounded.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
Court calendurThis day,
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CoMmos PLEAs.-Nos. Ill, ., 2S, 81, 80, 81
l09, Al, 42.
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TIE WE.rHrR.-We were visited yesterday
with sour Northeast Storm, which siiofded de-
cidsd prenoni,ions of the near approach o "'n,s''
II u4ither rainea, hailed nor sno~ed exclusively
bu, did lul. of all three by way OF variety
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

EARrHqUAKE.-By the arrival of the brig Rock
ct, Capt. Holmes, from Falmouth, Jamaica, whence
she sailed October 27,b, we learn that three days
previous, at A. NJ. there was severe shock from
an earthquake that lasted 40 seconds and broke the
moorings of the vessels in the haTbor. We did moi
learn if there was any damage on shore.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

AMERICAN INsrrrUrE.-The following subjects
will be discussed in at the Repository in the
Park.
This evening, Steam Engine. Tomorrow (Sa-
turday) evening, same SUBJECT. Tuesday, Dec. Sd,
IL o'clock, A. NJ. Agricultural Board will meet at
- o'clock NJ Farmers Club discuss the preparation
of Muck for manure, and on Wednesday evening at
IT o'clock, Lightning Rods will be the subject.
Saa odyarfisamant
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

II gentleman has just arrived in this city
from the West, who states that a report has been
brought TO San Antonio, that all Northern Mexico
along The Rio Grande, is now in a state of revolt
against the Dictator. The report as brought by
Mexican Major, who represents himself as having
deserted from Gen. VOLTS Army, is, that AIista is
now marching for the city of Mexico with an army
Of II 7OO0-that he is already beyond the mountains,
and that his numbers daily and rapidly increas-
ing by fresh recruits from all the surrounding coun-
y. Itis stated that the spirit of revolution is uni
versal and overwhelming. Carabajal is well &C.
qnanted with the deserving Major, and pledges his
life for the truth Of his statements.
statement is in circulation that Ashbe Smith
is now on his way from France 10 accept the ap-
pointment Of Secretary of State Of this Republic
and that Judge Ocheree is to be placed at the head
of the Treasury Department Judge Terrell is
in this city, being on his way TO France TO sup
ply the place CT Mr.. Smith at the Court of the
Tuileres.
We see it stated in the Civilian that Captain Dan
iel Boon, of The Z. S. Army, attended the recent
Indian treaty as Commissioner from the United
States, and also that 1t. Stephens, of the U. s. Ar
my, arrived from Washington tae 18th inst. with
dispatches from the United States government, rep
resented 10 be favorable 10 Texas.
[tiouston Telegraph, Nov. 6.