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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Thing. In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of Ths Ssw-York Tribune.
Pprkpr1yHrA. May *, ls+5

Correspondence OF Ths Sew-York Tribune.
PHrApELgaiA. Nag 3, is+o.
The election of the Rev. Dr. Alenzo Potter, OF
ycur State the cce of Bishop appears TO give sens'
sa,.s.c;on The only fear is that he will not accept
The Stock Market during the week closing yes
te-iay has exhibe iitle animation. with the eAeef
toa OF Pennsylvania. FIves which have evidently oeen
thrust upon the ss the purpose of depFecsns me
stock Prices generally have fallen of since the opening '
n. Board OF Monday, Texas Treasury Notes Only
cing Penn'a Flvcs have declined with sales OF Ss-u,
500: Uaiiet States Bank !. with sales OF ss shares
ruson Railroad Il, with sales Of 2l55 shares Only oV
shares OF ycksburs reported The decline being Il from
Firsf Board-oo Wilmington Rd. is. $1,000 Tennessee
ssCGo do Z. $50 do III seCOO Teas Neies ~ 5enn
Bank 2S0 $1,000 Camden Amboy Bonds SO SecV f]saa-
S.e,us BoarG.ssoOO Cincinnati; Bonds, s 1880 81 $500
do lSll. - ~ yeks5urg. W. fnIIaseipa % Pmn ,s
I(+. % Schu kill Sarg ,tion 2 300 wilmington hS III
SHIP News -Ar1rred -Brss Emrline, Nich0is,
from Ea,tpoIt Haushtou. Merrithew. Bangor; Mo.SIe
Eus:s Eastpor.. Schrs Two brothers, Anderson. Ne"
Hay.n 4 Lord Pitt New York; VIM P-uE, Raynor 90
Laurel Packet Carey Baltimore Tangent SEes,, 'lS?I W
mins;on N C. SIoops Amphiblous, Smith. and Ornament
SHIP NEws.-4i P. M-Cleared last sren''g:-
Ship MouongaheIa Julius. Liverpool bIigs Rogena , W IL
boston ST. Simons, O,is, DO; schrs Mar. NJ AoiIs ar
rn :, Thomas, Westrett. Vance, WILMINGTON, rs
cou Bryant Boston Thomas Feaner Nicholson Providence
| II King Warren, DO: Elizabeth. Bourne, Nantucket
LEwEs Del May 23d-Barks Saranac for BabadovS' rus
sell Tor Mobile; brigs Adra for ChaTeston Demaest io
ST J.hu NIB: Gen Bavar. for Boston; burman, Tor 90
sea YESTERDAY There the Brrakwaier one bafS
agd hrre brigs Wind and weather pleasant
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

M,rABeAu i, is said that the celebrated Mia.
beau In the latter years OF his ite bitterly eSre,e, III
oli!es and vices OF his youth lfis moral character N,
beer nurc hi- Influence would have been immense On,
of his biographers says that he lly aware .ha
he had erjoy,d personal consideration. all France wOa
have been At his that there were mcments when y
would have consented To pass seven times through
heated furnatc 10 purify the name OF Mirabeau ta,
seen him weep with gtef, and heard him say, almcs, "
fccated with scbs | am cruelty expiatiug the error.
my youth ="
AxEcporE old parson Roberts, fcrmery
of , had sometimes the presumption 10 preach viii.
out notes and being dull man. his Spirit, which he hy.
ever miscok for very different one, di not always sg.
piy him with matter On of these he pu N,
tongue ont for the OF several minutes the grs,.
wonderment of AL the congregation. Being asked b,
deacon. the service what IN the world made him rus
out his tongue so, h. replied, Way TO BE- honest SIR ya
ne tang else 10 put out"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

CASE OF KLEra.-The Court charged that in the
event ef the Jury finding verdict of Not Guilty,
they mus, add 10 ii, or the ground of insanity
so that he might be taken care of and prevented
from committing acts such as complained OF in fu-
ture The Jury, after being ou, four hours, return
ed such verdict and the prisoner was remanded.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

ty- MILITIA TRAININGS have been using up the
time OF the bodied citizens of Pennsylvania
through two or three days OF this month. The
Pittsburgh Chronicle gives the following account
OF some OF the ihcdents Of training in that city,
several young appeared on horseback scre dis
guised soldiers others gentlemen Among the rest
obsery e4 the celebrated Ivanhoe and the renowned
Bois De Guiloert. The former WAS mounted on blind
horse and the ,eed the latter WAS DID, lean and ugly
These renowned champions had made arrangements for
Al the appointed heur they took their sta
tons-the one AZ the corner OF Virgin Alley and Smith
field street. the other JaIiesous tavern. As soon as
the word given vanhee dashed at his powerful OF
ponen; gallant style but unfortunately his horse STUN
bIed throwing his l-fa,ed rider in srSe mu-pndde and
otherwise ipjurng him Bos De Guiloert displayed his
usual mpetuouy and but failed 10 get his horse
beyond load hav that happened 10 be near the tavern
Tie noble animal had idea OF being cheated out OF
nea-he determined 20 eat even though his master
wanted 20 fight Bois used his whip and spurs with great
effect for his horse reared up and fell his back cutting
;he had smashing the foot and breaking the nose OF the
unlucky knight.
And thuSr he rad
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT Official.
Robert McGELLr, Register OF the I4asd Office Upper
Sandusky, Ohio, vice Abner Root, removed.
CHRISTIAN HUBEB Receiver OF Public Moneys at per
Snntusky. Ohio, vice Moses II. Kirby, removed.
EPHsAIN D. DICKSON, Register of the Land Office al Fay-
ettevle Arkansas, vice James II. Sfrnan, removed.
Patrick Collins surveyor Of the Revsnue az Cincinnati
Ohio, vice Isaiah Wing, removed.
Elias Rector Marshall at Arkansas vice Henry NJ Eec-
;or, removed. Union
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

FROM MExIco The New Orleans Picayune OF
the 9th inst sAys:"T Mexican schooner Jusita Es-
.ea master arrived At this port yesterday from Me,amo
rss whence she led on the 81 inst She brings us ,el
the letters nor papers, bu great abundance OF rumors
which we place very little confidence They OF the
most hostile character and could rely upon item. he
would suppose Mexico bent the desperate purposes
ard preparing for war 10 the knife We place no great
dependence this though is possible Mexico may
bs gathering force al Metamora for the purpose threat
ening Texas or repeiiag the Cnnanche Indians,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
DoINGS IN OUR COURTS SATURDAY.

SUPREME CoUET-Present, Chief Justice BRoN-
son and Judges BEARDsLEY and JEwETT.
The Court announced the appointment Of Judge MoNELL
of the Sixth Circuit Clerk OF the Court Geneva,
place OF Judge SUTHERLAND deceased.
Cause No. los In the Calendar Is under argument
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

o. The Charleston Merc,gy, in reference TO the
current rumoys respecting the Mission 10 England,
rather tar,ly observes
We have reason to believe that at any rate. the
snoSy can DO offered 20 Mr. CALHOUN or II 1t Is that 4,
will be offered on such terms az 10 render its acceptance
possoe he could only take the place with the PURPOSE
ana the power OF doing something have reason
sapPese IL would sui; The maj y Of the party leaders
to have him do any thing. The washington laio we OBJ
scrve rather nervous under tho runor OF Mr.
appointment 1t Is to be hoped bad eor,eouc,ces viii
come Of It." "'H
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE Captain
Beardsey OF the ~ F rockingham, and his Mate, Mr.
Sinson, examined complaints for assaults
sea, and held 10 answer,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

DyEAsrs OF THE BLOOD.-lNe recomvsnd all 10 try Con-
stocks Snrsnpnrlla which eNceeBt preparation itrpc
ying TIE blood and also aeratve TO the ;yilem nt
gereu Spring Medicine To enable The system to bear asu
the ebllaiing hens Of Summer and thereby resist alnr,i
ofdsense. IL IS also for Scroulous ard Cu,
Diseases, Liver Affections &c Pnfe 50 cents pet b0t
tie bottles for SO, OheE charge 81 o-s
saving Of 81 SOlS ONLY nj q Courlandr-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
pogR FAxs.-The Edilor Of lhe Boston Chrs1ian

DoER F.Ns.-The Editor OF the Boston Christian
Wachnan, in giving an account of,a recent visit
10 the L. !. State Prison, says:
The reader will perhaps be ready ask, by this tme
whether and conversed with Governor Dorr Now
suppose did is il a probable that would reveal
what communicated unde the sacred
official privilege? Curiosity may we'll be quiet, but
this we can say without any breach OF confidence We
box OF fans ornSmentet BY him. and we certainly
never any thing Of the kind so beautiful. We would
have given handsome extra for the choice of those
same fans"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

A REMEDY FOR DsArNEss.-Tne which hss toIes
ed the OF DR. Nc airs Acoustic Oh curing de11es
truly astonishing We cnn pronounce sure relief o v
pans, bnzzg noises continued sounds. &c. which gre M
,ymtnms Of approaching dennes Instance nIe tsJ es
ing ts our know OF remarkable by the use VI D
wonderful remedy. mL
CAUTioy-Beware of bn.e "Counterfe'ts and alas" lp@
OIL - sold only genuine ut 81 C.urtlsnJts,.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
f. Firs, store FROM Broadway.

" When Broken BLe.s,. Sor- Nipples, sgoulzrs ri ~
,ourns Burns eyes painful aud s;shtl.sS q
ing 9aer the btan iIe limos and body swollen " "a
hammaon. aud LIE opaIdized. person Of cfc.
who has ever used DALEY MAGICAL PAIN EfIhSTh
once :" III sss. which viii two pouha
counterfeit OF 0e ounce OF The genuine quality rot q
cuir:ot dFab -Ai- not will be the ann. ANN
CAUIloN Be sure that the written (uo; priGtrdl
oi H. Daley IS on the wrapper of each box nore
sun Building Y All order, be Addressed 20 d. pA'
(c4re oi Ansel Frost
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

From the Rev Mr.. HIATT. City Missionary
70 MtssRs. COMsToCK & Cu.-Gentlemen: For ID
benefit of Others am happy TO be enabled To stac that mn
nmy, have used 10 entire snaction the cesbT
ted Conl-s Magical Pain Extractor procured Of 900 It
q Corinnitst St have nl,r been M eye witness TO ,Ws
burn which hHppened the person of Rot
White, who lives my house, Isl LeonHrdst His harc 81,
nm' were shockngy burned with composition made OF ".
Inc nnd alcohol .nnmnnhe ingredients used by hntien u
other means used but Conues Pam Es,rnctor
COuaudtst IN shOrtiine he tell asleep the fire beng 81
drnwn out The wound, hfr healing fast. mud now he wi1
out. would recommend y)nr Invaluable snye 10 nl hopp
that no inmIly will he without ~. GEORGE Hat
Th' PAIN Extractor will also tse following complaint
or all pay refused for It nj Il Courtihndt.s,.
Burns. Old Sores, Eryspelss.
Scnlds, Bnl,es, Chafes.
Salt Rheum, Scroinln. Wounds,
fruptiOns, Sore Eyes, Pes.
ChIblnns. Cnlh 90 Wnnnds Tender EsA.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

CIRCUIT CouRT.-The presiding Judge has an.
nounced that arguments will be heard the h,st Saur
day Of every month.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
Court Calendnr-TH,. Day.

CIRCUIT corRT-Sos. 5, 10. 80, 49, s43, 81, ss, &c
es. $40 3il.
COMMON PLEAs-SOs. o. 81. IS, 49, ia, 3D. 80. SO
ITO. "A.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

Er The Taunton whig mentions r,mor ,hs, uo,
Henry Williams is about to retire nom the ne,t r.
the NinIh Congressional District comfortable herb
provided for him by Presiden, Pc!k.
He voted ON the last trial. for the very measure
which he voted against on the first trial The
people have now rejected him. several times, which
will naturally recommend him TO Executive power.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

DlsEAsEs OF THE BLooD We recommend all ohy Com
stocks Sns1pnrla, WHICH excellent piepanon 'of pu
nyng the blood und n.o alternative the system stc
eeneal spng MSd cine tn enable the system bear up sgt
the debiatng heats o summer, and thereby resist al 1foas
Ol disease. also certain for Scroulous ard Cust
Gus d:en,e, Liver affections. Price 20 pc, 9
or SIX bottles Tor e. the same Others charge - @
saving Ui a. Sold only NJ q f'nnrlandtst.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

d NEw DscovKKY BY winch Stoyesand Pipes OF 9n.aa nv
ray be kept Jet bncS, with beautiful posp rs o. o.
body with Application yenr Itkeeps Stove, and re
from Tus.nr through he SUMNER and uperetes ts y
o rnnt 10 every description OF fences iron wof OK
Sold at Il Coutandst
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

70 Oar citizens no engaging Plnmei9s o,ss
Con. ior hrt tenants N the way of Bath, Wafp pSsir
Jenkins, basement No Johnstre-, whose work hAs
given universal satisfaction t'"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
Cores. Of tn. Miss, aepue Krorux low. Ma, N. "a.

BSrrN. MURDER A most brutal murder v,,
committed In this county last night. the yArcsla,T -
which as far as have learned them. sand yoc: y"
Il appears that Germans. with their families ~.
settled near Franklin. IN this county. (sSieen rcsso
This place) on land purchased las, al, By one Of ,
but their families arrived here aoon; two weeks ago
since their arrival. Of the Germans aos,. -,
chasing another farm near the rst purchaser AL H.
cessary arrangements having been made except pay ~
money.
TO the house. disguised obtained a.uttance aad d.--
aeA ,her monsy. The Germans were disposed n -.
ituo ard the robbers attacked ;Aeu and in the anrv.
elder oc,he Germans st,eoed in the back AID d.
The v3urgcr German WAS attacked snt suscee.et &.
hrnviYr OEe OF the robbers on the floor, aId ah
nroy. the better man. when the robber dissharsvd Me-
the ball RAISING through his lungs ana shoulder; tie -
ber who had beer engaged with tie elder German s.,I
the younger in The back, and released his companion
During ;hc ARRAY one of The rcoeers WAS wOuHde. ~,
this morning WAS tracked shout four miles, by the o
towards Ih, place; bar yet no tidinSs OF his aptyS
sion have reached US The other roo6er LOST cloth -,
-.hich found in the house this morning
The elder German died almost Immediately the c;s..
survived III; ,ls morning when he died. The alarm v,
given 10 some o. the neisoors by the females, aud ;c
large party have been out IN pursuit o. the robbers WI
as vet have been aTrcStedalthoush soiae pcson, a.
strongly suspected. who live on The Des Moes river
a-s- Mr.. Fox the laIe Minister from Great Bria;,
10 our Government, is about giving W his pIesslr,
residence at Washington, and makes ds,rb,rC.
of his beautiful assortment OF rare plants, ndcs-,;
In the following note:
WASHINGTON, May lsh. ls{S
SIS:-I have number Of and other aoset,,
shrubs growing In my garden. Several husired PAM,
which should be very glad before leaving washiDs,ca
give 10 YOU for the pUbc gardens, they ara ,hI,s.
worth accepting The bst part e the collection are b.
roses OF hich there great variety. They are now r.
ing GU, of flower and the ground is moist, from the .,
r,lu the time is favorable for trausplanting them -
shou be convenient TO 10 send Mr.. Nshel the ors
gardener. 10 my house tomorrow afternoon (ruest,,
about o'clock shall be able TO show him the plants A..
he can make arrans sements for removing them. NJ Ma,
her spoke to me on Inc subject several weeks ago. when
appeared tha; some person. without authority from me M
been making 10 him an offer OF these plants. Which ~
not approve; and also reserv!ng ewtobe sent;oN
Bodlsco, whlch has row been done.
remain. sir, your very faithful
And obcdient servant H. s FOY
MAJOR NoLANp, Commissioner OF the Publc Bultrs
Sr Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

EAST ISpIA HAIR DYE-Ths chemical preparation will te
the hair shade from light broun Ia jet black Al
nIure the hair .taln the skin Sold at q COuNandf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
And thus closed the parade

TRE ERIE RAILRoAD.-By reference to our ad-
vertsiug columns il will be seen that the books will
be opened for the new subscription of three millions
10 the Capital Stock OF this Company on Tuesday,
the 9th inst As soon as this addtionalsubscription
is obtained the Company can issue their bonds TO
the same amount, and the completion OF the VI ork
will be secured
Every resident Of this city is deeply interested in
the immediate construction ofIhis road. Theb
hts to result from il are incaculab!e, and II is hoped
that the present efforts of the Directors will be
promptly met By the public
FROM BuENos AYREs-Buenos Ayres dates TO the
% nit have been received They bring Intelligence that
Rivera has 5aea completely routed about COO OF his men
Killed, and 500 taken prisoners Rivera himself escaped
with only eight men, Admiral Lane. by advice Of The
FreRch Charge aAfaires Will now recognize the strict
blockade Of Montevdes by the Buenos Ayres squadron
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

r Menescn's Oral system Of Telebncs,
Frsnch Language. puf,ueG BY his sbter Madam
either III lass orpIvate Lessons Ladies and
No. IS Walker-xt. (2) NIL luspN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

Or ELiJAH NurrALl is the Loco candidate 70,
Congress agains, the Hon, W. P. Thomasson in the
Louisville District, KY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

lC- Cologne Bqy Wc,e,, Quart Boalts, price 0NLi
20 cents. Sold at2l C'ouri andf.sf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

- Have you Roaches or Bed Bugs IN yonr hGuss'
extermntof oi these nosous yefmIu be hsG 81
COBr rndtst.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

Or The following from the Albany Citizea o.
Friday, is the latest We have seen concerning
Bishop Delaney:
eve regret learn from the Rochester Democrat that the
Bishop Wednesday attacked with coldnes. In :he
limbs and degree insensbi;y which have alarmed his
friends as to the dual result Of his case"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

G5- Hon John NJ. Bolts was in Lowell visiting
he manufactures thsse on Thursday last
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

- GouRAup', IrALt,N MgoIcArED Soar sold ct j
Comnlannl- street. al HIT Price VIZ: . Cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

q ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
THE TRIBUNE mas, be paid the Agents. Zie6er Co.
,Ledger Buildings. ID and Cbesnut ts where single soe,
mar also be Obtained daily o'clock. t2) fI7eod IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

NoVELrr FoR THE AiLLGos.-Tbe Fat Boy is at Peale,s
Museum where he IS 70 b Tor Que Shiline-a
-ver body no has desire The wonderful prodigy
command Ia ,dtinon 10 him. the famous Wineh-il whose
popularity without bounds and large company Others
are engaged and give magnificent Performances thu. evening
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

We would rse, all persons af c,ed with any affection,
Of the bowels advertisement haaded Save Your Chda
on First Pnse Byl3 lmis"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

GoCRiUD', Gos.Ip WITH ms PATRoSs.-The gre1t ~ ~
we-tessTyed popularity Of GOURALD'S HlLGB Dteea..
SoGp Tor the cnratlon Of salt rheum eryspeas
pies. aud other skin diseases well extraordinary
cscv IN removing from the cuticle every apfsarance q -
recke, suDburB sallown-s IeGGess roug hrfss sno w.
kle-haS very much excited the cupidiy Of certain
est blush OF shame So ioIg they can fad people wi
be dup-d Just so long VII they ply their dishonest eas In
initiating COT RAJD'S Haiian Eeifcgef Soap. Ard o1
valuable pTeIaaor, The poet had particular rsiersaes
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
Ten thousand souls like these mightlis
VI rtged ~ 4 rtmhrlc ne.dl.is 49,

Dr. GOCRAuD is d.tesmnfd to check this nefa'oa' .. =
sines II possible; aud he therefore gives notice hsf ani
son iouad Yen,re Imitation Of his compnuEdS. VIII Z,
alter te publicly tenoGTced BY having his
oGr or more o. the newspapers printed me
"rfe r Iesid-S IN the meantime the public are sst
% Walker st. rs store fkoM Broadway; whaie also ~ ~
iiEe P0adrs' SHbfes for lately ard iennaEeh's =
roofing 'u!~ffuous hair alone be 1TOcurG-o.;,,
WIN AfSr assortment Of other ndIsIens4b.es oi ihs
ineluGing rich rerfumery &c. ,,.--
REMEMBEK-Dr. FELIX GOURAUD'S inesilEn,npss MAP sts Il z
ST. 'N - ie''''''e' se"'''"' 80.
street Boston Carlton Il Co Lowell: Bliss co. s9nTt
field Green Co. Worcester; Bull hartford Fefr ..ss ~.
aletqwn; My-rs, New Haven; Dyer Proyidsuee toS3 t j.
I: chester. Backus Bull. Troy Pierce, Albany &c
ianee, Baltimore; ID: II. Moore. Lynchburs Va; AhSD'N
Nashville, Tenn; Heintsh, Lancaster, Pa.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
Subscriptions received to the Weekly
Trfh
subscriptions 70 the Daily Tribune.

% An interesting lecture the American Museum tbi.
evening company Of Infant Ethiopian ansirey IN aIdi.
t@n TO Great " esern and host OF other novelties and
|
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

Acs. Mr. Fox the lale Minister from Great Bra,
10 our Government, is about giving up his pesor,
residence at Washington, and makes ds,ribcue,
Of his beautiful assortment OF rare plants, Indicate
in tht. following note:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

BROOKLYN ORPHAN ASYLrM The anniversary
of the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum held on THURSDAY
evening, at the Brooklyn destitute. Il gratifying 20
see The children In good health and In high gee. hey
numbered aeou, forty. and OF them. If all
under ten yeas OF The report shows TIE Asylum
be in prosperous condition than before. The
expenditures for the past wear amounted 10 little over
S,oo. and the receipts s2.loO leaving bal,nce in the
treasury Of about $780, The house occupied by the ns-
tuition has been cleared OF debt and the outstanding claims
settled tina; the officers and managers Of The Asylum
have performed the duties they have undertaken with an
srdor and perseverance highly crettable theu-Cem-
mercia
TRINITY CHURcH.-We get the following particu-
lars om the Mirror The ,pre is present 245 feet
high but it Is proposed 10 raise ii altitude OF $50 fee;
II will probably be completed during month of August,
The work on the inside IS advanced copsiderably-:he
plas,erne is nearly finished, and the scafodng partly
down. The pews and other wood work are In hand
and the majority OF the windows are COMPLETED and
put up-the glass fer the remainder is being prepared
and there every probability that by Christmas next;
the edice will be opened FOR Divine service The d-
mensious OF the Church follows Length out
1872 breadth, do. IS length inside exclusive
tower and chsnce los; deph chancel 336 breadth
Of nave, ST; height Co. 81 square tower including but
t-es>es, IS; height OF tower and spre $50 When COM
pletej we shall enabled boast OF the most beautiful
chce erected in this country II will serve as mod
e ofarchitecture and give Immortality the designer and
Mr.. Urohl under whose superintendent the design
has been carried out ard perfected.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
The conveation Spirit of the Whig Press.

The CONVENTION BILL.-Thls most important
bill having become a law, we propose soon 10 point
oui such Constitutional amendments, or modfca-
TONS, as occur To us as most important. Ample
time is afforded for full and free discussion, and
intelligent action, and should be- and doubtless will
be improved
The Wing party in the State are almost nnani-
nous IN favor OF Convention Only, two of their
only OF the papers claiming 10 be Whig, have ex-
pressed opposition 10 the measure. large proper
ton OF the LocoFoco part are also in favor of the
measure but that party is not thus unanimous
The Old Hunkers, and those who are actuated by
love of old abuses, dread of change and dstrust of
the people, are opposed to tie Convcn ntion.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07
A magnificent hotel, larger thln the As,or,
is to be erected in Boston on Bloomfield street

GOVERNMENT Mail SrRAMEEs.-The Prcsi.
dent and his Cabinet have had up for considera-
tlon the scheme for transporting the mails be-
tween the United States and foreign countries.
II is stated that Colonel Sloo is the most promi-
nent competitor tor the contract for the steam
vessels 70 run bet ween New York and the ports
OF New Orleans Galveston, Vera Cruz, Havana,
&c, and he has raised capital of a million and
half Of dollars for the undertaking The Wash.
ington Union says the Postmaster General is "a
waiting more full information as to the charac-
ter ofihe live, and the frequency of the trips he
should establish between New York and Liver
pool as TO the probabilities of success with re.
gard 10 the lines from New York TO IIavre and
New York to Bremen, whether the line TO llava-
ma should run from n York or from Charleston,
and what kind and size OF vessel is best suited
for the navigation between New Orleans, Ga
weston and Vera Cruz. When fully advised, his
advertisement for proposals will be issued.
This is an important movement, especially as
the Government has no fast sailing steamship
upon which il can depend tor the transmission OF
news in any emergency, such as the present
condition of affairs with Mexico. II is con,em-
! plated TO make this portion of the commercial
f. marine part of our military defence Ledger