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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-29

Oct. 29--lw&eotf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-29

Dec lS-la4w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
Police Onsce.

hrreSt ola sVppo'ed Hurderer.-This morning
officer Rdsey, of Baltimore. md officer scGath this city
arrested lfshman mined Henry NcCury nsed ~ years.
warrant from the Police Of Baltimore. charging sad Mclur
with having Nonday aght lat murdered n named
Paul Roux, Of Macon, Georgia, bedroom Of Noans 10
tel Baltimore. by cutting IN, throat md beating b
brains. II appears thnt ROux Baltimore from NIL
aephn. and proceeded 10 Nolnn Hotel spend the night
There he placed with Nctury, who. 'uppo
sed the night, murdered him, roboed him Of his watch
money, sc md locking The door the morning. went down
10 brenkn. with the money, SC. hp poke and
went PhladeIuhn the About hall nm hOu uer
McCurry left, the forced open. the found
dered complaint made at tho Police. ind +fcer Rdgely
on aer the murderer. he knew hm. he found Ne
Curry house the steamboat andiGE aud TOOK hn to
the Police whence he sen, PRISON be Baltimore
far ral IN his possession o"nd the gold Gf Rock
that he had months since bought al Cl'iDn & rend4s No
A.or Hu,e. who identified u, and GD the purse Other
articles 81 RGuS showing the robbery ni death
Mctuuy has since cut ms throat ~ his celiu IN, prison. nEd
is supposed wall die.
Tbrn.-John Murray and Andrew GAvigan were
arrested and committed oi stealing boots shoes SC H.
NJ. Dunn it3 Gfcenwich.,i.
Iheit-A uan ranIcd Henry lIincbman WAC mr.
rested and committed Tor stealing cable makers wOfkbene
and JncSpHne. worth sl3 from Gilbert Horton of No s;
Walkef.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
Court OF Sessions.
Before the Recorder. and Aldermen MILLER AMI DEyoE
NJ. c. PATERSON. Esq District Attorney

Before the Recorder. and Aldermen MILLER ami DEvor
NJ. I. PATERSON. Esq. District Attorney.
Sfntencr.-Lawrence Cusick. convicted former
term OF an outrageous assault and battery James Bishop
election night the 6tn War company with Others wa,
sentenced 10 the Penltentiary Tor L months.
Ittai for Grand Larceny, Continued The hi
al OF Henry SchlenceT. implicated with Henry Sonng ndict
ed fort grand larceny stealing from Christian paker, OF
II check al the value of 500. November last, resumed
aud The nby summed ky Mr. jordan for the defence
and 10y MI Philips for the prosecution the Recorder charged
the Jury. who retired and after Tine returned INTO Court with
Il verdict oil not gHittg.
lHiSdemeaNor.-Chqfi kearuen was tined for
having the month of Oc;obe, last sold sprsu LIQUOR, al
No. l93 Chry>ucstiYet without license The selling
proved The Jury found verdict of Ey, AMI the
Will be pu,scU on "Wednesday next.
TTidi TOR Grant L6rcsny.-Am vi Barrett alias
Ann A. MARTINI was tired for ,and larceny stsnng on the
h November last purse or glove containing siI m money
Also slk pocket handkerchief the property oi Francis ~
mond oI No Oak II. Prisoner bounced m the lamy, and
above stated she missed the money from her pocket The jury
found her guilty and recommended her mercy The Court
sentenced her 20 the state Prison ior2 years.
1,i0L for Burgi0ry.-T Theodore Curtis was tried
,r burglary the ID degree breaking into the house Of
F. Lacour, No l9 Sianton,rcet. through the rear door,
tht 9Th December last nrd stealing sis So day time
Part OF the money and vest stolen found the prisoner
Jury found him guilty and the Cour sentenced hm the
Stale Prison Tor years lie Of u respectable family md
only ~ years old There several other Complaints
him for lurcsny.
Trini for Burglary--Joseph Thompson, Tho.
mas johnson md Thomas indcn young men, were tired for
burglary the ldegee. hrenkng INTO connected
with the house No ITO Division street. the night g" the l5lh
December hut, nnd eau1 mIs ana caps OF the value u 80
Pant nj tho puprGt. found possession of John
son nnd Thompson ~ Hidden, uppeatel that he gave
information officer Joseph the uuTuu! after the burglary
and before any made TINT burglary had been
mued who the perpetrators. md where Of The
properly WINS sold The Jury found Hadden not gl'y.
ve.Lct Of guilty Ot burglary the 81 dec ioud
Johnson und thompson gnd they reminded for
The Court then adjourned tn Friday, IlU'cioCk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent


Msntish ~. iH'em.-ActIon n recover $1,000 for
writing up lend pipe and wiring down timed pipe (arsy r.
ieed ThiS 10 the yesterday The
Court charged that plaintiff nG deisndun both knew ,hr
pu; forth o the public 10 I've peveTon of epsa
and truth. with mlslend the public aud promote
incvo object they stand equal terms and peSert
be sustained. H. the contrary the juiy
siet the plaintiff au defendant have BEEN ac,ate
and the pant has made his either ol the whole hy
specific agreement. part, thsy must mud hs iayo II
only pl't ihcy decide not by the rule Of the benefit
which the Writings Produced the defendants. bat by what
they consider the writing ~ such articles Ia be really worth
The Count reviewed the points Oh the testimony The
jury had been sever. hours at tire time o the adoumeu
of the Court without beng able 10 agree sealed verdict Will
be rendered on Friday forenoon.
sarah lnrali ". William {. Thc4ll.-This was
gned issue sent from the Court OF Chancey the tito
of John Doe Richard R0S The tired several
months When the could not AMI were dSchal
Ccd II i for Divorce brought by MN. r. against
the defendant her husbnnd lie made defence PIE
trial. DH behalrnt plaintiff, her mother Ns. Hunt,
Wet Farms testified Is the parties having been marre by
Rev Mr. powei of the Episcopal Church, IN lpe
ISIS They have child, daughter
Ms Marin Rry>on (sho al the last trni was Mss Clancy
but nured) placed the stand and testified an
parently with great reluctance She stated that she del
with Mr. and Mrs. iea sort 0i companion for the alter
IL about the time their child born. They resided at
the loustorree their stable adjoining the house
She the wcshouSe evening and Mr. T. m the
stable and strange there THE wi,nes, ,aIv irprpp
conduct between them. Verdict Tor plaintiff For plaintiff
MIR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
Ill Ell

On Wednesday morElng. 18Th Of pro;rac,ed ness
Airs SARAH REHSEN. aged Il years, widow OF the late
Henry j. Eemeu deceased.
Her friends and relatives and those Of her sen Edward Rem
fully invited Ia attend he lnera this afternoon
al hail past o'clock from the house OF Mrs Dey No. % We.
Sayst.
On the morning, Of The IL Instant CLARISSA. ynunces,
daughter OF Matthias H. and Elizabeth Howell, aged year
and months.
HE trends and relatives respectfully invited 10 attend the
nnefh th' tfntay afternoon. ut O'Clock, from No ia
Warrington street, without further invitation
On Thursday morning, 18th inst. ARABEANA SMITH,
months, Is days.
The trends and ncananances OF the family requested to
Intend The funeral FRIDAY afternoon at Clock his
dence, corner uf Greenwich and Vesey sts.
On fuesdGy lh ias. JOHN KEYS, Sen. 10 the 9th year
OF his age.
On Monday. 18th inst. Miss MARIA JONES. in the Goth
At Cnnlndegua, n. Y on the 10Th instant ItJLIANA,
wife Of Mr. Clemea Wells. and eldest vi Hon. ~ w.
Howell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
Upper Police Office

Ea!tred n House 10 SfsHi--i man mined Nj
chne Brown walked Sunday night into the hou and par.
uT No - Morton, md helped himself sllversnu-rS b..
fore he i-tta Mr.. iIoytof No 81 Morton MS why
church Brown the paIl1 rang The bell mud having him
detained with the SHUTTERS in his possession, he
te-sny committed to PRISON.
Caught in n C,oSet.-L0st night MIR. David Lev
erich coming hOme the closet door of the story ulf
mud ordered l TO lock II, which Ie did. THIS morning
between and Oocock Mr.. L. unlocking md opening the
door Oi snd clnsei to take something found fellow
John Farrell sitting therein nlmO-t covered up with the
and clothing having catered the night locked uy
and kept, and caught the morning aud to-day committed
prison Tor an intent 10 steal.
Burgiar CaYghk-O On the night OF the 7th inst.
the boot and shoe store Of Abraham s. Scrber No 70 Catn
rneeet, broken open and robbed OF 500 worth Of boots
aud shoes lie mOr1ing ner strange bag found IN the
store whch taken TO the Upper Police, aHd the owner
nny found, who stated iRi lie had nGued TIM, md three
other hng Ike that Ia l.aac Shay the 1 n-nni nod That
he had returned all except Officers Bird and Thompson
Int ngEt went 1" shiny mouse ana sted h-,dnd IN '
possession one nr OF the stolen bOot &c, and he wa to-day
caIn.Itted 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.


JANUARY 10. l9iJ
ANDREW J. DONALDSON. 10 be Charge d'A;Iairs Of the
United states TO the Repusilc Of Texas ,,r,,,,-..
ed the Kingdom OF Hanover aud the Grand Duchy
OF iiesse DGrnlstndt. r., -,
RoBERr H. MclSTosH, be Consul of the United States
isaac SroyE 10 he Consul Of United States for the por,
OF San Juan de los Remedies Cuba;
GABRIEL H. FLEuRoT. oil New OK TO 10 Consul OF the
United states for the island OF Martinique.
ESEAs Alcf,uI. J 10 be Consul OF the United states Tor
JAMES w WRIGHT, To be Consul OF the United States Tor
| the port of *. iago de Cuba.
JAMES W BARRErr TO be Register of the Land Office 4,
Springfield, limos, vice Gatret Elkin. removed.
GE0RE ". WoaAcK, To be Reccver OF PubIc Moneys ut
Green.burs Lousiasa. vice G. T. Womack, deceased
PARKER DUDLEY 10 be Receiver of Public Moneys ut Pal
BEiH NJ. HrGnEs, to he Receiver Of Public Moneys ut
Sylvester W HtccSs to be Receiver of Public Moneys
AT Detroit. Michigan.
join GARDSER to be Register the Land Office ut Wna-
NIMRoD E. BrYsoS. 10 be Receiver Of Public Moneys ut
saMgg WISE, To- Be Receiver Of Public Money, ut vin
Indiana vice Thomas Scott whose commission has
expired.
nue Tor the Dor, OF Ipswich, Mass.
JAMES w Roach. to be Surveyor and Inspector OF the Re
GEORGE UDsoy to Surveyor and Inspector of the Reve.
nue. Tor the port of Snow lll Md
Rev enue for the port Of Accomack c. II. Virginia
WILLIAM MAXWELL TO be Surveyor and Inspector OF The
Revenue iur the port OF SunbuTy, Georgia.
BESJAMiS STILES be Surveyor and Inspector of the Re-
venue tor the BORT OF flnriwick, GeersIa;
MARTYR 10 be Surveyor and Inspector OF the Re-
venue Tor the port Of Troy. NewYcrk.
aidshipmal ALBERT G. ESos. having deserted from tie
SHIRE, has been dismissed from the naval I'M ted
Stnie the dismissal to take effect from the 10Th December,
NAVY DEPARTMENT, January II, ls45.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
srrnr REPORTER IF THE y. Y. rRtBvsr.

WASuTSGToS, jan H. iSh0
House. OF RgpaEsesrsTrvEs-M1. CALEB b.
SMITH moved that the Bill fo7 extencing the
Cumberland Road through Ohio. ladiana and
Illinois, be IN ado the orer of the day for Monday
next. Yeas and Nays Called-f cas- %, Nays So
Mr.. CHAPpeLL. oil Georgia, moved foriof7rma-
ton relative TO the claims OF Gsorgla upon the
United States, soid to amount to SlIo.0po.-
Agreed to.
Mr.. v.ycg reported bill for the relief Of the
Dismal Swamp Canal Company. Ordered printed
and referred.
Mr.. BURKE, Of New Hampshire, offered another
scheme for the Annexation Of Texas. This ad-
ditioual proposition was received with roars OF
laugnter. On motion, The rules were suspended
By =ote OF two thirds. The bill was -ead ;wiee
and re erred TO Committee Of the Whole on the
| Ststc Of the Union
the House thea went into Committee of the
Whole Mr. RowlIv OF Missouri having the
| floor, addressed the Committee in tavor OF An
ntxation.
Dir. HARDIN Of Illinois, made an eloquent
speech in opposition to Annexation; giving his
reasons for opposing the different schemes IN de
tall He protested against any violation OF the
compromises of the Constitution, and dcprecatfd
the heart burniDgs that would ensue from this
measure, between the North and South on the
admission Of new states
Mr.. SEVERANCE of Maine next addressed the
Committee in opposition 10 the measure. Here
erred to the opinions OF the Governor and Legs
lature of Maine in opposition 10 The measure,
though that was one of the States claimed as
giving its vote ;er Annexation. He also argued
the Constitutonality and expediency of the pro-
ceeding.
At the conclusion of Mr. Severancc's speech
twelve or thirteen Members sprang to thci7 feet
shouting, " Mr.. Chairman" " Mr.. Chairman
among them noticed Mr.. GIDDlHos Of Ohio
and Mr. HUDsoH OF Massachusetts. The floor
was given 10 hlr. HAMMETT of Mississippi, who
will speak Tomorrow in favor Of Annexation
| The Committee then rose.
| Mr.. ADAMS moved that the President furnish
information relative to the exact boundaries OF
Texas, pending which the House adjourned in
great confusion, no quorum being present.
IN THE SENATE, communication was received
from the Treasury Department On The condition
of the Custom. House, New. Orleans. Laid on
the table.
Mr.. MoREHEAD made some corrections Of the
report of his Speech in The Globe of yesterday
MIR. DAYTON presented memorial from Phila
delphia against Annexation on the point of Slave
holding.
Mr. MERRlcK presented petition from citi
| zens of Bradford Co. Pa. relative to Reduction
of Postage, Franking, &c. Laid on the table.
A perlticn from Pennsylvania WAS presented
asking for change OF ;he Naturalization Laws
Referred to Comm!ttee on the Judiciary
Mr.. ALLEN caliad for information relative tt
the Occupation of Oregon. The Chairman o
the Committee on Foreign Affairs replied, that
the necessary information wsuid &c given in a
day or two.
;fhe Senate, at an early hour, went into Execu.
tive Session, the result of which YOU will SOON
hear, in the shape of rejectons or combinations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
NJ Mr.. HUBBARD, the Commissioner of Ma

u Mr. HUBBARD, the Commissioner of Mas
sachusetts, has left New Orleans, without even
attempting to effect the object of his mission.
The N. Q. Bulletin says;
ave learn from lastevening's Courier, that Hon.
Henry HUBBARD, the Massachusetts Commission
err has left the city. BEFORE departing ne wrote
letter to gentleman Of high standing, IN which he
frankly declares that he is fully convinced OF Inc
rui,lessness of his mission, and that persisted in,
il will occasion great excitement. He adds, there
fore, that he is preparing Immediately 10 leave"
The Picayune says:
"Nr. HUBBARD left New Orlcans on Sunday,
leaving in the hands of n gentleman of this city n
letter, OF which the following is an extract:
And so lraAky declare 10 yOu-nnd farther. that am
fully convinced that the mission must he iruesS, and WI &C
cnsion useless excitement and nm preparing immediately to
leave return the commission TO the source from which IL
originated. ""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

nay. of the State Of Michigan. Bat Tho morris
Company did not pay al her ina,almen.s to the
State. as she agreed; whereupon the State rsp"-
iia.es her J9nds in the bands Of innocent hold
.,rs. Of course, they are struck dead in the
hands Of those holders, and The U. S BaGk. which
IS heavy sufferer by the whole operation, has
to bear the blame Oft.
But hear the News again:
ia M.sspp produced reputiation winch
had It's udvocaes in parties. contemporary aege
that when they became Ie9udiatrrs Trey eeaied 40
Wmgs. VITA much reason their coadjuloTs aso oe'
to be Democrnts.
Wre;ched qu5bling mississippi, or the per
soma whom she mad designated TO receive 1t, 90
tanned of the U. S. Bank payment in full snd q
vcry high py;ce for her cow Repudiated Stocks
more than they were ever worth in the market.
The Bank lost ruinously By the bargain, as 1t
turned out. The News's latter assertion IS en-
tirelv at variance with the truth. When the qnfs
ton to pay o. not 10 pay these bonds arose IN
Mississippi in l34l tie Wing partytook oPeo and
decided groand in favor of paying IN full; Me
Loco. Foco party took ground against paying
and tr.umphed on that ground. OF course, there
were individuals of either party, though to'ming
bu, small portion Of It's force, who dissented
from the party position and acted accordingly
but the two parties maintain those positions to
this day. There is not now a protested Wing
who is not a bond-payer; there never were any
considerable number; and though there are lew
bond. paying Locos (mainIy Calhoun NuIilfierf
who were Wings till 1889 they have not the
least influence on the course Of their party
One sentence more from the News:
10 each and all of the delinquent States, the Wing credit
system produced the debts.
OF coufse-cear as mud. The Loco ocos Of
Illinois, Michigan, Mississippi, Arkansas, &c
borrowed the money, chartered the Banks, (and
generally used them up in short order;) bat theJ
are not at all to blame! 1t is the Wig Credit
system that ought to be burnt at the stake fol
seducing these exemplary innocents into such I'M
proprieties! Dear, deluded souls they have not
plundered, nor squandercd, nor fwindled 1t Is
only the Wing Credit system that has dont
all these naughty things, and it ought to be eter
nally ashamed of itself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
MARRIED.

On Thursday morning the 18th ns;1nt by Rev Rev M
Brnce, ai f. MILLER, Jr. 10 MARY. daughter OF VIM.
X. Schenck. Esq. all of this ci,y
OF Tuesday tie .ih. by Rev 3 d. 8urctard in the Pres.
byterian Church. Honson and Thompson Mf. CROW
ELL ADAMS. OF the firm CT t. Adams Z Co. TO .s EN
MA DICKSON.
AZ Cornwall Orange Co the 18th inst by Rev Dr. For
syth. ALBERT G.. ZA3RlSkiE uf tins city, % CATuA-
RlNE +. daughter # the a,s Samuel ore, 81 Newbufgh
1t New. Haven, on 9Th. by Rev. Dr. Bacon. THOMAS y.
DALE, 81 " York. to Miss SARAH r. daughter vi Dr. Al.
tired :. NunSOn. Of the fpmer place.
At Tenou y. J. the l5, January by Rev Or gac iu
icy: HERMANN MEYNEN, OF Bremen. Germany. ,n AL
MIRA BlCkNELL. daughter OF Samuel q. Wheeler, EsQ.
OF the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

HaGsaS Corpus IL thr matter of .rsylor ana
wife 10 report of hS ycs'e,ay stated ,h,f
proof bad been before Ms>'er m Ch,ncery ,bo :,
prepared report her favor II should have read prol
Is amnny Tor herself and children has been taken leiors
MaStcf Sc. Testimony IS Ia the cha's OF n:lehy on
which application ior divorce iOuncc has au re: ssn
gore INTO Il vii b. the subject, understand 81 arnei
issue. The motion iOs delay also grounded ecls,
defendant counsel ;Nt Lee 8eued appyin: 10 ths
VICE Chancellor for injunction resin Nj T. i.om on;
SUNG h> proceedings under the VIII Of habsus corpus
MI T. understand hs> also entered for crs4 con
agnS; the parry whom ne accuses OF mDOpet coaduc, IN "a
l.',ur H. ,NIf,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
eN-jerSey.

Tha Message Of Governor Haines informs us, that
the pecuniary condition of the State s excellent, and
that there is no necessity for any further direct tax
alton A reform in the School system is demanded.
The State Prison is said TO be in coed condition
the New-Jersey pilots are complimened for their
skill and diligence the Militia system has fallen
into great disrepute. In relation 20 the Ptdmfed
Bank, the Governor SAYS, that having appointed
Commissioners 10 examine into The affairs OF the
said institution, aud they having reported that upon
due examination they were fully satisfied that the
said bank was solvent and that lis affairs had been
and were judiciously managed" ne does not sup
pose any further proceedings on his part ave Judi
cious or authorized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

u GAMBLERS MIRROR, VOL |, No. |, by J.
IL. GREEN, the Reformed Gambler contains rsve-
laions OF The most startling character respecting
Gamblers and their dupes. Burgess, Sringer &
Co. 222 Broadway.
The same publishers have The History Of Frr,
a two shilling Novel by the author OF The Wiful-
ness Of Woman.
r. SKETCHES OF lash CHARACTER, by NIrs.
:. C. HALL, illustrated edition, No. V. For sale
by ". Ii. Graham, Tribune Building.
~ .THE ScHooL-GIRL IN FRsNcE: A Mar
ratve addressed to Christian Parents and Young
Ladies': B-ing also appropriate for Sabbath
Schools" has just been issued in red noioccoby J.
X. Welman, Is Spruce-st. We gather that it is
intended Protestant parents against sending
their children TO Catholic Schools.
tg' A LIFE OF ANDREW JACKSON, Private, Mill
tary and Grill, with Illustrations: By Amos KEN
DALI, No VII mas just been issued by the lafpers.
II 'KyIGHTs OF THE SEAL, or the Mysteries
OF the Three Cities. For sale BY ". II, GTaliam
leo Nassau street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

W AsorHER JAN at the American 'usenm last e'eh a
anl peec lever ., excitement seemed posses The de
mas Tor the high walked Saloon 'aGg long. md IouC aD,
ireqen; TOO with ef reiterated p'iils. We heaf hHt o.
exposed and that was the uernnce Of the mort
delight and me ssowetgement that BcnAs 10 No,
WINS IN truth the splendid DIor.ma ever exbbs- ~,
dId the moving Panoramas loose their share Of PRAISE
the Bulle of North Point: onf Cry Of BaumoLJ vi VI
never eguaeG upoa canvas Sadame Eting sang win
my effect; and greeted witt that applause when hG
pure melody always ELECTS from MUSICAL heart he s
cadenceS her sweet pleasing hn'i1p'
bright glance of her sparkling eye Fanny othngon.ns
positively yes us ,o.mjr.uy so ,ga would a!'se III e"'
AIsf 10. aYen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

PROPOSITIONS FOR UNrox-At Conference Of
Loo Literary and Theological Professors and Cler-
g men, lately held al 81. Gall IL Switzerland, Dr..
d Anbigne submitted proposition that all Evangel-
zeal Christians, who held the mystery OF Goodness
The Lord our righteousness, should uniie il a
common Confession oil their faith, a; thereby mar
TEST in Contrast with the apparent unity OF the R.
man Catholic Cnurch their rue and spiritual unity.
Measures wee taken TO have the proposition car
tried into effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
Oh, most lame and impotcnt conclusion,

" lion. SAMUEL A. ELIOT has declined being
any longer considered candidate for the Office
of Mayor of tho City of Boston. The Wing
County and Ward Committee have refused 10
make another nomination, and referred the whole
subject to their constituents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
To.nay,s Outside,

FIRST Page The Charter Election; Letter from RaIeeb
n c. Frauds oil Lawyers Effect Of Air upon the Lungs
Last Pcge-A Porrai; Conversational Meeting of the
American Institute Aboitionis,s in Southern Prisons
Commercial and Money Matters; Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

The SALE or MopERS PAiSTmOs.-'rbe sale Of Ssc
Euroean Paintings, which to have taken place IN Una
Granite Buiingentrance Chambers stree;-oa TUESDAY
last i, postponed until Tuesday nex 2lt and Friday follow
ng We consider the;e Pictures possessing much merit
many ofthem really beautiful lis gratifying 10 ob''s
growing this Country for mertouous wok Of an.
Let de y Ourselves few basleo Champagne, andnV'
the value IN adjoining PnTIoB Nth iew choice Pe'"Hs
that will always qofi intellectual pleasure 10 examine
Our readers val be richly repaid By visit to tbs ae O'
ton which Is free TO tie public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

FATAL ACCIDENTS Two fatal accidents occur
red on ihe Baltimore md Ohio Railroad on Tues
day. While hlr. John Slack, carpenter in the
employ Of the Company, WINS engaged Mt work 90
TIE Alonococy Bridge with his leg the track,
a locomotive backed Gown with the burden car az
tached, add passed over Dir. ). Oae OF mis- legs
Of at the thigh, OF his sc7ered from his
body, and bis skull fractured. lie died in a few
minutes MIR Jacob BarBhardi, in the employ Of
the Company at Sy kesyie, had attached the ma
chine TO The train Of coal cers from the West and
just as they in the of aiifting ne attempted
10 jump on one OF them butfs betneep and the car
passing over his head he wac instantly killed.