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LlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
WEDNESDAY, APRIL l6 l845
FROM TUE EXCHANGE READiNG-RooM BOOKS
CLEARED,


Schr Hero, Emerson, Philadelphia, J. w. Brown
Brig Hope Howes, Lee, Sandwich, (Mass) Mana
ing s. Lee.
Schr Alexandria, Lewis, New York, Rose, Merrill
& Dodge.
SAILED, on Tuesday-Brig Kirkwood, Haney, for
New Orleans, lin tow of a steamhoai;) and schooner
Mary, Howlahd, for Providence.
ARRIVED,
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, days fiOm Charleston
rice and lumber, TO j. X, Randall
Schr Home, Lyons, from Ha,re de Grace, siosr,
corn and rye, to Hazlehurst s Walters.
Schr Thaddeus, Mott, days fIom Savannah, Jun
Der, 10 T.. p Cohen.
Schr Rochester, Clark, days from New York, as
sorted cargo, TO J. w. Browa
MEMORANDA.
Ship Tippecanoe, Gray, from Philadelphia, bound
to Baltimore, was at the Delaware BreakwateT l4td
instant.
Ship Heber, at Boston, left Canton 10th JanuarY
harque Pioneer, Clarke, TO sail for New York 18th.
Barque James w. Paige, Taylor, from Baltimore,
arrived at Boston 18th inst.
Briggs Wahsega, BOrand, and Homer Lillia :rocs
Baltimore, arrived at New Orleans 9TH inst.
Brig Treaty, Tatem from Baltimore, arrived al \.
York l4th inst
schr Neptune, Sears, for Baltimore, cleared d, sa-
vannah 10th inst.
Sehrs Union, Gangs, and Eliza Hand, Baker, f,om
Baltimore, and Pearl, NickersOn, from do. via Fall
River, arrived at Providence 10Th inst.
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REMOVED! ISEMOVE ED !!

REMOVED! REMOVED!
S-J The subscriber wishes to inform her al
~ trterdS aud customers that she has remov- ~
I y ed her COSSET STORE to No. SharpA Y
E@rAstrcet, near Baltimore street, and would Gsscsses
call the attention Of strangers her very large assert
ment OF fashionable CORSETS, at prices from Sc to
$40 per dozen, all warranted well made. Orders left
at Merriam Il Hedges, No. 1911 Baltimore ST., near
Light, where samples can be seen, will be promptly
attended 10 by e..t s.#
MRS. BoSLEY, No. Sharp street,
near Baltimore.
Also, large assortment of Gcntemen's SHOUL
DER BRACES, on hand and made to order apl7-lm
I'D EsP'S BATH TUB DEPOT. The sea
W. son for Bathing having commenced, the sub
scrber wsnd respectfully invite the attention ct the
public to his stock of BATHING TUBS an' SHOW
Err BATHS on hand. Also, Bathing Tubs win Fur
naces attached by which, with one cents WORM ehar-
COAL the water in the bath tub may he heated IN nj
teen minutes. Persons having hath houses put up
would do well TO call and examine these luos, ny
the use of which they save considerable expense
in fixtures. 49,
All kinds of PLUMBING done promptly in The best
manner, and al low price. Apply to ,,,
= ALFRED II. REP,
No 1886 Baltimore street,
apl.-d onl Tin store above Howard street.
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QI5- AMERICAN REPUBLICANS OF TIE Sd
NATURALIZATION An adjourned meeting of
the American Republicans of the Third Ward will BE-
held al the house Of Mr. $. A. Rollins, on FRIDAY
Gro morrow) EVENING, 18th inst, when the com
mttec appointed to draft constitution for the gov
eminent of the American Republican Association of
the Third Ward are expected to report All the Anne
can Republicans OF the ward both native and adopt
ed, are expected 10 be al thel post. BY order,
ID. POLLARD, Chairman.
DAVID PARR, Sec'y. apl7-2t'
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"A MOTHER CHANCE FOR $4,000 AT
"a SCHooLFlELD & CO.'S FOR ONLY 50 !:
They sold yesterday, Nos. 40 rs, prize of $1,000
to gentleman Of this city; Nos 3 81 So, prize OF
$3.50, sent 10 Carlisle; Nos. SO u.s. prize OF 500
sold to a citizen.
Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class l6, drawa
April 6, lowest prize S., are
10 SO 81 81 42 80 81 20 40 l 81 rs 10
tG3-Draws TODAY, the brilliant scheme OF Nd.
Consolidated Lottery, class DO.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize OF S20,ooo prize OF $2l69
| 4" 5000 g I40a
| " 1900 10 @ 1850, sc.
Tickets S5; halves 81, qnaiters J; eigh,hs 90.
In which Scheduled & Co. will sell or certificate
packages of 20 quarters for only SIT 80 and will
tain all the Nos. that 20 in the wheel.
0I?- Draws on SATURDAY, April 18Th, the small
fry Mary land Consolidated Lottery, class No. l6.-
Capt. prize $4,000. Tickets 81, shares in proportion.
In which Schoolie!d Co. will sell on certificate
packages of % whole tickets for only Sl4 co. halves
81 co. quarters So 80, eghhs 81 75 For the capitals
and prompt attention, address
SCHOOLFIELD & CO,
No. Calvert street,
1t First Office from Baltimore street.
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SSUMMIlR WEAR FOR GENTLEMEN.
~ NOW OPENING, new and fashionable stock
of Gentemen's Summer Wear. Super Black single
mi!led French CLOTHS; Fancy alixea Plaid and
Striped CASSIMERES; Black Drap de Etc, beauti-
fdi article; Plain and Twiliea Summer CLOTH, a
great choice; Ribbed, Plaid and Plain Fancy mixed
GAMBROONS; Superior Fancy Linen DRlLLiNGS.
ALSO-l0O pieces super IRISH LINEN, assorted
qualities, &c. &c.
3. H. RICHARDSON SEQ,
223 Baltimore street,
apl7 [AR] first Dry Goods House below Charles.
TNyHE MAN-AT-ARnIs; OR, HENRY DE
a. CERONS Romance; by G, T. r. James, Esq.
Just received aud for sale by PARSONS & PRESTON
Booksellers Stationors and Blank Book Manuiac-
tvrers, No. l5l Pratt street, adjoining the Railroad
Depot. apl7-3t
ISABEL; OR, THE TRIALS OF THE HEART,
q tale for the young. Just received and for sale BY
PARSONS Il PRESTON,
Booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book manufactur
es. No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De-
pot .... apl7-3t
p1NGETTONs' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
ElA Keeping up the fire. 1t seems n hard matter to
please every body, but the great success our offices
lately, has, say the least of it, given general salts
faction. On Monday, the $4,000 prize, on Tuesday,
$1,000, aud yesterday again sold two good prizes,
of Sl400 and one of 1909, and what is the best
of it, they are both sold 10 persons who will make
good use of the money. ere. . ht-.t
Drawn Nos. OF yesterdays lottery, are
10 50 I 81 So 42 80 81 IS 40 / 3 81 IS 10
Draws TO DAY, Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
prize of $4,000 prize of 8 l5S
8. 1000 10 Z" GOOSE
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner Southst and Exchange Place; or
II Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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New Books. We have received from
Messrs. Armstrong & Berry, and also from MIR.
n. Hickman neat little volume entitled
"Isabel, or the Trials ftue Heart'-a tale for
the young. Mr.. n. Hickman has also sent US
the "Man-at-Arms, or Henry de Cerons," by
James.
ANOTHER REyoLuTIoNARy PATRIOT GONE.
We learn by letter received in this city yes
terday, that MIR. Hugh West, patriot Of the
Revolution, died few days since in Warren,
Pa. He was aged II years, and was Il private
in the I'd Regiment of Artillorsts, and belonged
Towson. He was native of this city, and
has left large number of friends, by whom he
was highly respected
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The Convention will meet on FRIDAY EVENING
Sh inst at o'clock, in the Union Hall, corner o.!
Baltimore sheet and Tipoett's all,y Y. II is important
that every delegate should be present. BY order of
apl7 q TIE SECRETARY.
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LATEST DATES.
London, ..,.n.. March Canton, Jan Ia
Liverpool, ....,. March Rio dc Janeiro, Feb IS
Hayre, ...March 6 New Orleans, April S
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I3-BALTIMORE UNITED FIRE DEPARTMENT.
\ monthly meeting of the Sanding Committee will
he held ut City Hall THIS (Thursday1 EVENING, at
O'Clock. BY order, JAMES YOUNG, $ecy.
{E$-I The Board of Select Delegates will meet in the
Office of the Secretary to the Mayor at the hour
aplT-lt rR1
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From the Pacific.

The bark Eugenia, Capt Biscoe, from Vera Cruz
5th November. arrived yesterday BY Mr. F71 nci'
Johnson. passenger and bearer OF dispatches Il i:
Government from the Pacific learn tina, the L S,s,eA
shu Portsmouth Coui Montgomery. was at San Bias
18th Oc: bound Acapulco; The Lcvant Page. was 10
sail 9th sept for the West Coast OF California the War
rem Hull sailed 9th Sept. touch San Pedro, Calos
MIA for the Sandwich Islands. Whale ship South Are
RIGA of Providence r. l. WAS Oahu TO sal! S,h Nor
for home, full
We are also indebted to Mr. Johnson for copy ofne
Honolulu Friend of Sep lst, from which We copy ,se
following paragraphs
EyuAaxAsLE PASSAGE OF the U. s ship Portsmouth,
now in Honou.U.) since leaving the tni'ra >iaies
eyv ;p on her frst crtiise-Sai!ed rom Norfolk Jr
25h in ccmpany with the s 5. ship Jamestowo lssO,
new ship) trsl OF speed and qualities and although
somewhat detained by the Iia, she crossed the equator
in ~ days hours. and anchored IN io de Janeiro in q
DAYS sailed from RIO March 9Th passed through lie
straits OF Lanaire - dsys and arrived AZ Valparaiso
on the 29th day % sailing days from he l. SAte'
being the shortest passage ever made even direct Frog
Valparaiso Calso days; Caiao 70 ho. : dsy'.
Total from. the L. States the Sandwich Islands, VIA
Rio Valparaiso and Cs'lao, % days undoubtedly the
shortest passage on record.
PERM hen the Portsmouth left Callao 81 was
ouie; and progressive under the administration Of the
nevg President Gen. Castillo The Congress was IN sea
sion and engaged in the discussion OF many important
rlsns for the improvement OF education agriculture,
succeeded in maintaining order and har:nonizns tha
conflicting parties that heretofore badly governed
and revolutionary country
James Hart, sunners mate, died board the L. 5
ship Lcvant on the 18th OF August.
The Friend contains the Sermon on the Character
aud Claims of Sea. faFing Men preached by Rev Dr.
Dewey OF this City in Nov. ls44 OF which the Editor
says;
We had selected extracts for publication 6a, olF
printer (yyhosc home has been upon ;he sea- sli sa
Inc whole; it is 100 good 10 cut Up! Our course WIS
now plain This Is production which We most eineeFe
" hope will be pcrused by all our readers 1t Is "riea
in the easy lowing and eloquent style so peculiarly
characteristic OF the reverend author g.
MAY the readers well the hearers MIND DC sf'u'ed
TO some act of benevoence in behalf OF the sons oil the
ocean" We trust ts reading mas quickencd our pace
and riven new impetus 10 our zeal IN the great work Of
aborins for The benefit Of seannen OF every fiss aat
rank A doubt this sermon WIN o" f'ad oy hua
dreds and thou sands of the ecaariuy community mar
it mpart the good and sautary impression tha seSea
have many warm hearted brethren amCog IAhH'meh
who are laboring giving and praying for EheV tnP''H
and eternal welfare
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shin or other convenient poet a, its hands Our sup

ship or other convenient poet at its hands Our sup
po-t of its principles. measures and candidates
has been entirely unbought and in accordance with
our own lifelong and earnest conS'cuohs' we
ALWAYS knew that there were such persons as those
who control the Express in its ranks-men who did
not paw their workmen the fair current wages Tor
their services-who ground the faces OF the poor
and decried levery attempt TO improve their con-
dition as mpelled by Infdelity and DeHagog-
ism. We knew that such men stood between
the great body OF the Laboring Glasses and the rea!
-rnciples and measures of the Wing party, ooscur-
ing the merits of the latter and exciting against mem
the haired of the former. We expected, therefore,
To be generally in the minority IN cities like this,
and to be subject to constant abuse from those who
KEEP, Us $50 Still, our path Of duty was plain; we
took it and shall continue TO walk forward therein.
We are often assaed for doing this or that on the
ground that The Tribune IS Wing organ tor
which the party is in some way responsible Not
50. The Tribune is only organ in that 1t speaks
from the heart and to the hearts Of large portions OF
the American People. Il never received any party
endorsement, and never desired any. 1t IS an or
gan simply of those who see I'll subscribe tor and
read it-and even OF these farther than II uiers
their convictions II whines for no patronage,
whether piteously or otherwise, and asks no I'M
punity Of any one, leas. of all Of The Express
When the public shall cease want II, II viii cease
TO be issued, and It's conductors engage In oihe1
departments Of honest industry to gain livelihood
as before this paper was started. Those who nave
noted our lists of New Subscribers for the last two
noo,bs-of,en more than One Hundred per day
will Judge whether we are likely not TO be driven
10 that resor, very soon.
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NoynAY= DECEMBER l, ls45.
The xxIxth Congre..

Assemblies al w ashington at 2 O'Clock to-day
Loco Foco Caucus to selec, officers for the House
was held in the Representatives Hall OF the Capitol
on Saturday evening bat we have no ad"ices since
st convened, nor even our correspondence Letter OF
Saturday which is kept back by the failure OF the
Southern Mail to connect at Baltimore on Saturday
evening. We therefore write with no other adyi-
ces than those which unite 10 predicting ihe e!e
walton Of DR.. Davis OF Indiana, 10 the speaker
chair ye, we cannot help doubling the correctness
OF those predictions We shall believe the oPeaNef
!. selected from Free State when we see 1t Dr.
Davis is as devoted the support and extension Oh
Slavery as Rhctt or Payne
Mai B. B. French. of New Hampshire, ought TO
be re chosen Clerk. and we hope will be- though we
hear ,ha, John B. Weller ex Member from Ohio, IS
fishing for II, and has chance. Another ex-Mem-
ber-Henick Of Maine-is begging tobe Doo'.keep-
err /; is thus that the North is eternaly degraded
and shamed. A Carolinian who, having been a
Member of the House, should go there trying to be
made its Door keeper, would be admonished to
stand on his return to the bosom OF the Chvairy :
True, Door. keepers place is honorable Ii worthIy
6lled and it often is worhily filled than many
seats on the floor yet there are appearances and pre-
judices Gfyou please 10 call them which 1t is not
well 10 disregard.
The House will doubtless complete its organiza-
ton to-day the Senate will have quorum the
usual greetings will be exchanged, and the Message
will be transmitted at noon to morrow. We are all
pretty well apprised Of its contents already. Iexas
with her debit all Oregon, down with the Tariff
and gloomy squirt at Cheap Postage as imposing
burthen on the Treasury, will be the most import
an, topics, and the Twenty-Eight Millions OF De-
posites handed over to the States eight years ago,
and utterly vanished long since, will be displayed
10 make up a bountiful balance in the Treasury.
BY the resort 10 such State craft and bountu ex-
bibuon Of the pyrotechny Of Patriotism, Mr.. Polk
will doubtless succeed im making out a popular
Message.
=. Although is not our custom 10 make parade OF
what we intend do shall endeavor to furnish the
proceedings of Congess early and accurately as our
nei2hbors We shall be able TO publish each days
proceedings in part of our edition next morning, and
by the lime the dongs become important we shall pub
hsh them IN all edition next morning and In part the
same day with their in Washington, and in a
few minutes thereafter reg atly forwarded TO us by
the Magnetic Telegraph. Fuller reports next day.
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~. The Winter arrangements for The North and

w The Winter arrangements for The North and
East. by the NewHaveu line TO leave ere By steam
boat 81 A. ~ Passengers will arrive in All any OF sos
;on in the afternoon OF the day which 'aey leave
NcwYork.
u a gentleman who went on board the sooih
America at Kingston Thursday evening hsa his va
let containing $500 bill the Kingston Bank I'd Sis
in other bills taken from his panaloons poke: VIZ lie l.
was asleep in his berth.
II There was fight on Saturday at DO use
known as the Brilliant We understand that pn u
OF rowdies went 70 attack the house and got decidedly
the worst Of it
" The Ethiopian Serenaders are still delight.
ing eager and fashionable crowds at he AlhArra
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THE CAyALs-CLosg OF NAvIGATIoN.-The frost
was intense last night Swimming over the harbor and
canal with ice quite and half inch IN thickness.
OF course it puts an TO navigation between mere and
the Hudson for the season. and all the arrivals hereafter
from the East will be of those boats only that are within
convenient distance. Those that left within the past Is
hours will make slow progress if the state things
exists below Buffalo Com Adv Nov. g
Close OF NAvIGATIoN.-lce formed in the canal
last night sufficient impede the passage OF boats day
Ice breakers work nil day in opening passages
Tor the boats make into winter quarters. TWO ooss
went up the Valley after wheat but is doubt whether
they will be able to return ShOald the canal b., the aid
of breakers be kept open twelve hours longer seTera
boas with wheat working their way 10 this port WI
be able to land their cargoes. Rochester Dem, Nov p
rThc weather is clear and cold to-day. The Canal
now closed Fortunately however tor Forwsrders.
they are nearly prepared for il The Boats o. the Mer
chants Line and believe those OF OF the other
Lines ali in the Basin On no former occasion hn
the business OF the Cana been " done up cleaner
Albany Journal, BAT.
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CoCRT OF COMMON PLEAs.-EH;Gbeh Christie vs.. IsdOs
b. Ruton and NichL Joaes-Action for Assault and Bat
terry and False imprisonment Verdict for Planiin So
and costs.
DECfsfoSs.-Application part OF John McGann' TO
be released from Prison, where lie remains for non pay
OF n line imposed by the Sessions. He cab
and convicted, he says when his trial was hurrtSd
during the absence of mis- counsel and Witnesses and
convicted and sentenced to months imprisonment and
$50 fine charge of receiving blankets used for
horses, and Buffalo skin. knowing them 10 have been
stolen He has been seven months in prison but cannot
states that he has wife and child. After he had been
put his landlord seized and sold his horses and
other property Tor rent and subsequently issued
another warrant and took and sold his cab. lie is with
out property or the means OF paying his fine. Appca-
ton granted
Yao, Darlington vs. Jas s. Lbbey-Aciion on Note
sold by the Receiver of the Commercial Bank which
the defendant claimed to effect a check held By MIN
against the Bank. Verdict for Plaintiff confirmed.
Charles OSBORN vs.. Nm. " .Smh.-New trial granted,
on payment OF costs.
Henry Chdsmer vs.. Fredk. Hanmtr.-ln action for
SANDER. the Jury construed the offending words
that plaintiff accidentally set curtain fire, instead OF
that he wiully fired inhabited house, and found tor
defendant. Motion is made for trial. The Cour.
remarked that the construction OF words spoken rests
with the Jury on the testimony presented. New trial
denied.
Joshua Culu.r Jr Vs. I'm H. Culrer impleaded 9Th
Noah Ripy-fhe Court in this held that plea OF
petitions Bankrup,cyis sufficient discharge must
be shown. AS Plaintiff however proved hs debts I'M
der the Bankrupt Law he waived his right OF action
Judgment Tor Defendant on demurrer.
In the case OF 4. F. Staih vs. JOHN w. Tair,>r report
confirmed.
Merchants Exchange Bank VS.. Henry WlEes. verde.
confirmed
Bennett & Martin Va. Taiater, judgment for Defendant
on demurrer.
YAos. Pearson vs. I'm. Sn1deker. appeal dismissed
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Subscriptions received to The New.yorh'
Subscriptions received to The semI.WeekIy,

u There is now no excuse for bad icrtins in New.
York, since Mr. Brisow the famous and unrval.d cs
graphist and teacher has reduced his terms greatly and
now offers to gTe his very efficient course OF twelve
lessons for the small charge of only FIVE dollars We
recommend every one 10 make early application at his
Academy No. l5e Broadway for his classes will soon
MI up at go moderate price, by all whose writingD
defective and irregular and who are anxious 10 secure
the assistance of the best master.
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CAurIoy-Bankers and the Public in general are
hereby cautioned sgains, the misrepresentation of Il.
C. Jones Of Newark n J. respecting Lock purpor!ng
70 have been manufactured BY the Subscribers some
two years since which Lock he has had in his possess
ion at his workshop and elsewhere, for the last six
months and which ne lately took to the Union Bank IN
This city and there By gross imposition, deluded
number of gentlemen into the belief that he had picked
the lock- when in fact the Lock not locked TO the
proper KEY il being so deranged By Jones That the
tublers were rendered ineffective and The security OF
the Lock destroyed Hence the imposition and deception
We therefore with the consent of the President and
Directors OF the Union Bank 70 invite r. c. Jones to
meet Us a, the Bank on Friday of this present week at
10; A. NJ with TIE same Lock aud the same tools with
which he operated that occasion where ne can have
an opportunity dsprove assertion as stated aooTe
And we hereby pledge ourselves that if then and there,
Il C. Jones should succeed il picking said Lock not
ths,andng he has had it in lis possession for The last
months. we viii pay him the SUI OF One Hundred
Dollars claiming only fer ourselves, the privilege OF eI
aiming Lock previous 70 the operation and seeing
that parts impaired and that Is in proper
working order-we locking the same IN the presence
oil the Officers of the Institution. This operation viii
prove whether or not Mr. Jones has deceived and de-
uded the gentlemen who present upon the
sion above referred TO. His early attention is directed
TO this card and be is desired 10 signify his acceptance
OF our proposition. through the medium that
veys this invitation. DAY NEWELL,
Bank Locksmiths 5ee Broadwsy
Eew.York, Des. !, LIS. ca d19
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q v B. PALMER, the Agent for Of The best News
papers OF al the etes and principal throughout TO
country far and near receives Advertisements at bis coa
Try Newspaper Aauertng Agency. In this buidins-En'
trance q. tho CoAL OFFICE. [2l sss
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SUPERIOR Coupr-This day.--Nos. l. 2, g. ), az, 49, J.
70, s, ., TO- II.
COMMON PLEAs-Ths day.-Nos. l. IL, a. IS. III
IS, 80, s. I, 49, Al, 43.