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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05
Things In Philadelphia.



PHrl,DftPm, laret Z. ~
Ifaquear- iha, both ihe boys engaged n the due +.
Yesterday morning were shot, Edward . Wiling n noii
thighs the bail -r.zln- '-e r-- and passing 'n'ir,
hrlr-f the .eff The o-her. ~ m -clo-r wn- Nonnf' FL
r fhf ie-ht prf ei lc np. TIE wounds ..f 'f n.
means considered dangerous TIE whole a'Ni r. Dbl D
nm. -.hoI1r. attached 10th. Mo,amrn.n- Public
school srromran ,i with rner instructor .lo ON owing
q dei-hff, lf.e Fic n'o 10 fne vicinity o. 'Hy Ferry
0n rrr -clly. zl.
b, he arrival of o. brig star Capt Chase las'
.af ~ f-t.- fn fhe 81 ulf have been received nom -
Johns ! j. The mrs,' wa wei 'Dp.i'l N.l ..l'.,
can produce which wa. 10 lii.o denaud There was FL
a'arny good supply ol Nossscs and sugar DO 1f'i Aii
fha former -rw sf - cents and le latter OBJ . tfn'- '
fae Be, ut 900 af36 - Ion . % f1e g. is M "in ''
wreck 1f fhe brig firdo. oi La-'porf before ffn'i'
abandoned iul o. water ha'cres and companion "'s
gone and stripped no every fh.n-
D1rin- @ quarrel Iasi night between Two men
named John Thorn and john f-nfl 10 fhc i-lloino
90 Third and Csiowh thc former stabbed Poe 'ii'f I'D
he face. narrowly escaping -cFcrins 'nr cf''d artery
Thorn bias been arrested.
annex few of the retail prices boo our market
Green Peas very plenty. 90 e025 cents per peek DE-"
Potatoes zoe - cents per pound. Asparagus. r...f
scarce. 90 BOA - cent? peg bunch CHcnl'ef- .-e. m
Dor h0a-s- l0a ID cent. each ncv Cabbage very nnf
iol2 ceu,. b head Butter. ' cent? p % Egg. = ei-
g. dozen. straw arrie- n great Abundance -N -N 'l-
ID QUAR- Cheu.e-. ra-cf- % n
4 brol occurred iiy up iwo since OF uo very
cacdfabe character between Iaoma- ID Grover W.
rrel and Joshua kayhot LocoFocol 'n me Comm,
-.auer. Office of which Board Sir. o. IS fnr Principal
Rayhod became quito fo.cui-wa- ordered oui--a't
ST. the ie and ruay threatened o. whip him. Do case
atngcr was Ia.l upon bis person hnfooa i- in o'e'
fhc Co4r oi Sessions.
col Charles = Jack quite o prominent member
0fihe phlader hia Bar ha. been indicted for nicnn-
nar.a-e certificate in order 'o obtain pension ih'
case vas before the Z. IS District Court yesterday
a much better feeling prevailed Do ,hc stock Mar
set to-day. Pcnnsy.'n.n Ives ad,ane.ns ccsia- uiin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

gr rnr.Iar thc 2i instant. n Gsani.silcei Chu,rb h.
r., Dr. Nrf.rov JAMES NuIk fdlbarsh 20 Ntpy
,..I..l .Isu-hfrr oi Rev nr Ncf'wy ofthIs city
.,, 'r'.raftv "a .a.fanf ty Rev EDWIN p H,,s.ts
ur tfGT~IT~ n EASTMAN to W.. NARY JtNF
~. pr ut the .lfc i.aac llains a.l Of th.. ciT
an Wclue.,isy morning june ,th By Rev d. ".
,,.,r MARSHALL LEFlfRr~ 90 MARY. on'r s,s,1
f.rn. Gnt,r Alien Fec. a of ih's city,
40 Hu.hr..k T.. "Wednesday morning f'A De-, IA
ret An-cnf Brsch MI STEPHEN RICHARDSON
fn N-. CAROLINE Youngest isn-hfcr 81 jane. gste
f-0.
n ,h.-c.r, 49, hy Rev d. Wa,nHrsh'. Geo-se "
Nci can % Matilda T.. sinners By Row Fisher s.sss,'
" Rs.. BOB irua Rarkcr hy Rev NJ Bclol 20, r
c...ra 49, D.. oi Canada. 90 Penny h Roberts q ~,
Hiii
tf BROOKLYN 3D. Richard D.. Del..-ci 20 Eizsbe.A n
Inft.
rfltaa,fhfo0n D. i-t Albert e. Meekcr 4 III.
c.f, fo MARS !. ~Neu
~ HnHaI. 5i-f uf ID " Fireman ;o susan De.rs-
so sf.ar srh uf VIM ~sniion 20 Haric' Bsrr,,,
NWlts Hiaiu. ,.du Chtf.c- A. Sands Of ih. ~
ro i..he't Ncs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

Essays on HUMAN RIGHTS AND IHfih E''si''~n'
ovAaAsrIEs BY ELISHA P. HCRLBCr. Counsellor a
Law ofthis City, formerly Of Herkmer Coz viii be pup
Ished by us next month in neat l2mo. volume 10
several chapters discuss the following topics
l. THE ORIGIN on HUMAN RIcgrs;
ii. THE TsUE FvScTIos 90 GovEEsNfNr;
I'LL THE COSsrIrVrIOS 90 GOvrgsstsri
wv. CoxsrIIrTIossL LIMITATIONS ASo PKonisi1ioNsi
VI THs ELECTIVE FRANCHISE
VII RIGHTS Ess>srisc FROM tn, SENTIMENTS AM
AFFECTIONS;
Will TIVE RIGHTS % NOsEs
TX THE RIGHT % PROPERTY AND IT'S MosAL ktLA-
Tons
X. IxrELLEcrUsL PROPERTY.
Mr.. Hurbuts essays kindred themes IN Inc
columns Of the yer World, Eren'ag Post, &c have
already fixed the attention Of earnest and ndePcnd
ent minds We have not asked and hardly consid
cred how far and how entirely we could agree with
him ON all the topics be handles for We do not
deem this al all essential There is great need thai
public attention be- called TO and the general inei
lect exercised upon the Principles which e
our Political Institutions with a view to
tire conformity between the Theory and the Practice,
Of Government To all who think with on this
point, Mr. Hurlbuts Treatise. We believe will be
found useful and interesting. IT will be published
in fair duodecimo Of some 200 pages. Price %
cents Orders solicited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

TIN Surry oF HUMAN LIyE.-ln the London
Times Of the iih ul,. we find the report q, trial
which shows the s,ricine>s with which human life
is protected in England Had similar criw, been
committed here, il would hare been passed occr a.
az accidcst The Plaintiff sued for compensation
70. miur, to his child, aged YEAR. The child had
drank some suphurc acid from cruel neshccnily
leit 10y defendant or servants in the chlds way. \
verde, was given for Plaintiff OF .loO damages.
The same paper contains the report OF trial by
which the owners Of the steamboat Iron Duke were
.pulc,cd in the sum OF .l-.ooo, with costs for run
ming into sail vessel al night. II was held a. cul
pabe that the Iron Duke al the rate OF IL knots
nm hour in dark night only one man bc'as on ~
lookout al the forccgsfe and the Captain and Mate
in bed In some parts OF our Country, both Captain
and Mates would have been IN bed or IN liquor with
no one ON the look out al the orccastc, and going Il
al the rate of some twenty miles an hour and Coro
ner's jury would have readily given verdict that
no blame is justly attributable to any one for this
dcplorablc accident"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

or rre.issr,cnn- fhr i n.t R0DNAN BOVINE
s-etl il taal~
Tho friends Hrf tcrl'lnfsncns of fnf family -
....fint invited in attend fs funeral lhursdsg ~.
i INST .f o'clock 81 iloIn his aie residence W IN
Washington street, Brooklyn. fnru service n Fire
lyfcrsa dr. Cox - Churh Cranberry strcet stsf
winch h. remains niI tc lAcn 20 Greenwood Csue,f.,
i.r frfffmfuf.
juno 3d. VI. Nancy Trp'cif wife of Nm r. rnr,-,
Boston papers please copy.
in this ,ff gd Edward Dudley io Cs,hsr.ne n
wHtof Iha. Burns. 81 Agnes Ann wife q VIZ
semi U
Archery Valley srh u.t Mithrss Campbell 4
81 O.we.o gld u'f Cspt Rolt N.ckes =
80 Fast Wnomfc'd g1ih Elisha steele of'hs cry. s.
40 rrra 2d George Brooks. ofNifgnia, a.
40 ruHan .nd Mary Alien 20
NGo-hrn. 2.th nlf Marin Crrenicn ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

brilliant Comet va seen from the Observatory !,
quarter pasf two o. iock this morning Obscrva;on. "a
g were continued until day h-ht u j. most h.aanfn
object The r-roriefric measurements ssrrn.,i IN =.
dictate -hsf j would SON pass within circle d us
aeiua anaarou bar ihis of course j. uaiier u une,
isnfv n. position % 3 oc.cs fh- morning v.. 20,
The .fsr Epsilon pcr-c.-in ihr NORTH East
THE Captain. az several vessel, saN 90 rlesl.,
even ng mon approaching th, Hook
TIE water power which the new Nsa..,
f,-r. COMPANY established az Ansolia On the H..
tn. -ircr Connecticut Vail obtain. .-ii % b. co.,' :,
,..r |...nrr-rr On ftaf si Lowell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

SANDS S.RsAr,giLLN-lnaamma'or saeamsl.u q one
e ts most Hlorf.nE Diseases io which humanity Il laAs
Ne hasa, seen men of .fr,-e Nerve while suffering unier,'
.rt, 81 infants when it weight az ln oitiaolA. cover
i.f ,,. fal Hrn1 fher swollen limbs This complain IN
I0.I,nl'v arises lIAe mos. others nhammaiory B
. f.,, 4 morbid state ol fhe blood POitces OF popgr
boz ind nfr devices of Thar Kind yield buf Imperfect sn
ftafns reie. The poison 100 TIE circulation mus be narss
,.-i lI y n- ~ar-lrarla will perform iaf esscnl,
f. Ins arc proportion oin.fanccs The recent srccess
Dbl result. tf. accomplished boz cases of acute Rheumatism
f . . fO recommend in ffc strongest terms a, cure
Dor it comp aint Dr. las been -o long known as spec,,
nr ~crUla rt. Uf a hrt-. lnd ie various pha-esoi
r.neou. l.easf lfffl .nN anything IN relation 20 hes.
seems almost SUI ere r.sNory.
For farther past M ATS tla conclusive evidence 81 ssa
rerar value and efficacy pamphlets. which may be %
tanned Df fhc pforre fOr- and fHcil aIcnfs grai-
P,.r,r,.I and 's1bI wholesale ami retail by 4 r d
SANDS Nhoesae Druggists. ~ Fulton street, New lork
>u also al .j Bfoa lNay, y Past broaiwsy ami oy Ding
,-.s -,ncIi, tlroughou the United Saies Price 81 per
hotIr. sN bottles flrsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,


(for Commac,ai and Monoy Haners. see La't Pas')
"WEDNESDAY T. NJ
The stock market was buoyani to-day and The
iancie- af Improved. Pennsylvania fiyes sold at i,
l0
Ia Exchange there is mo- change. and but little do
ing
i Il Townshend Esq. was Yesterday clcced
President of the y York Life aud Trust Co vice NJ D
H. Kcnndy who was temporarily appointed after the
re-. gnauon Of Mr. Allen
The Receipts OF the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad Tor Mas show very lagouby, considerably Tho
l0N fre-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

GENERAL BANKING LAw-Wc learn that the supreme
Court AZ us last term decided ihs; this law far u
authorizes Associations for carrying The business 81
banking Is unconstitutional snd void Albany Argus,
This question will of course be carried 10 the
Court Of Errors and though under ordinary crcum
stances II would bc improper TO anticipate is ac
ton YET the general interest ict IN all matters r,st
ne to the currency. seems to authorize reference
10 former decision Of the Court OF Errors which in
effect established the Constiluiionslty OF the Gen
eral Bank Law. Such having been It's former dc.
csion il * 10 be presumed that we shall have al early
a.trmsnce OF it, opinion upon the point now raised
Albany Eve. Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

Loss on rHE STEAMBOAT COrTO> PLAINTIFF
Csddo Gazette gives the particulars Of the loss OF this
boat while running between shreveport and Fort Tow
son. and heavily laden with government stores. After
runnin. twelve miles she began 20 leak and the
gained rapidly. that impossible -lten Her
stern soon went down. leaving but small portion of her
bow above water Great confusion sud distress follow
ed the and passengers beng hudd.ct together
precarlous and narrow ioothoid. from which some
of them were continually slipping Three o. : soldiers
were drowned. before the steamer Frontier came m
sight and took of The sufferers. Very little saved from
the Cotton Pani-.n fact nothing bur such article.
would float. NcwOriean- Bee, May si
- II has been decided by judge Nelson that IL
the proprietor of new iuycufon sells even one of h-
articles before h. has taken his patent be- thereby
lose. hi. exclusive claim the sale is b. b, an aba1
dormenr Of the invention 10 the public. This lea
dccsion-the opposite doctrine having heeu herefo;1r,
held Al the Patent Ofcc
- We yesterday examined an invention ~ Mr.
Grant OF Ohio which regard invention that
may do wonders of the henent II our CRY The nstn-
uon consists OF wsierwhe, placed f0ars attached
go chain band and the building 20 overcome the
rl-c and fs ofwaier By the Of NJ Grant. .ngen.
ton afcr power may De- had a. many points the falls
OF our river sufficient for any kind " machinery 40 sl
stages of water and IT Co.. seasons Of The yeal.
Louisville Jour MAY -
- Gen JOHN T NAv MS Of Washington
h. presented lot on 81 street immasfcv IN the rear
OF the Patent Once valued = 30 which 20 erect
new Presbyterian church 20 be under the Pastoral
OF Rev Scpumu- lusi.n late Chaplain 81 tnc C. States
senate.
e. Gen sam Houston. EN-Presdeni OF Texas
was 10 deliver al address Temperance The ppydla.
street Methodist Church, NcwOreans GA the evening OF;
the 9TH uf
THr NEW CoLLECToK-lt was currently report
ed Yesterday and very generally behaved thai John w.
Bel Ksq has received The appointment Of Collector 81
this Port. Y o. lropic. Ma! =.
80 The New Hampshire Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church commenced - session 90
WINCHESTER y II on The s-ih Of May Rev Mshop James
presiding
- \ Young man named Bachelor aud another
who was sn Ensi-hmsn. Whose name i not mentioned
were drowned South Troy. " 90 the 2-ih uf- l
being carried over dam in river where they were
sailing
- Rev. + 4 Dal1mpe has been unanimously
elected Principal Of the Episcopal High school Of VIZ
ginis
- The whaling BRIG Franklin. put IN az Pcnsa-
co.'s recently on account Of a uuiiny among her crew
IT Father Miller and Rev. J ' Hines preached
AZ Portland on sunday last their second Advent hre;h
ren. 4 set o. rowlles disturbed Their ms efin-
- Mr. Fairchld preached AZ Nobum before
Al immense sadieace, last sunday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

CIRCUIT COrRr-lgrob Crrpanfr ~ J1c,b hcneyf
and C9raefes a. Bergtp-AcuOn i0 recover The amount
of TWO notes for : O and : go being accommodation
notes f0r benefit of j. l.. Glenlrr Co drawn n Feb
l-J. and passed .no The bands OF M Abec. 81 sued
ST. Carpenter one % the eutof'er- ANA recovered ne
money and ST. g. now sues fhe maker and one ~ lle
Other end0rsfr- recover the amount u - 'onis ndd
ths there was good defence 20 thc payment % the
notes. and that Mr Carpenter boz having PAID them did -o
.u hi. own wron. 4 uon.sulf w4- ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

REV. J. II. observation-disclosures a recent Jour.
ncy. We read rather carefully portions of thick
pamphle, just published in Boston entitled Truth
Rcvcalej--Sia,emcnt and Review of the Whole
Case Of the Rev. J. H. fsirchd Compiled from Original
Documents by Member Of the suffolk BAR" Opp. lOa
svo) This The Descons Statement" and certainly
makes on, very strong for them and rather darn
one for Mr. Faiichid. We see not any one Of :
hundred facts developed in this pamphlet be recon
pamphlet is neatly published by Dudley Halliburton
IL sisae Boston and is for sale in this city by " II
Graham loo Nsssau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05
DOIyGs N OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY.

COURT FoR rfg CoEmcuo> or tERoRs-lr'sent.
The Lieut. Governor the Chancellor, and - ~rnfofs.
2 Eartrrau r.. 4 q. Brfsai---M a. IsDer was heard
Tor defendant Ia error and Nh. Edward -and0fi closed
for plaintiff M
C1irn Blalg p'0ia'.F iH frror rs Burr HUtsnaH
and >,phsa n Uasnau d,faifapfs il Urur-Not de-
c.ded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

Total. ........... 1903 - 1.lA "
Excess ia l-lj s2c-i 20
Tae receipts thu. far this gear rs compared With is
year isse been s050 against 1862 showing eSee"
Of $3.50 Ofihe receipts in May upward Of IS yer cent
Wa. from local business.
The Receipts on the Harlem Road Tor May are
sl7772 against li--3 bat May showing ar excess d
s32-s which Is highly gratifying 10 the s,ccshode"
The rcccpts thus for h- year have been sso52 'gs''
sn33
The amount Of Treasury Notes outstanding on the
Dr. inst was --j3Jli
The exports Of Cotton Goods from This port dur
ing May .Es5l pkg.
The value Of Mercantile e1 ported from this port
ihe month u May -,J, excceds the value o. the e.
porte ior fhe same month To- l-i4 by several hundred
thousand dolsls
coamer,s of PEE P0 Of y.c Yo,k or Man. isii and 10
Shipments boz American vessel. .......... - 69li2s
/ -rIpflCu ts ~ lDTr.gu vessels ......... 5l7,ID
Value exported in May $40 ....... :sso@
'a.ne exported 10 May l-i3...-....-..- 27'2Vl' "
Excess Of ,.i,,.. e., NJ, la. sirlsn
The value Of the exports for May las from ths pr
"a British ports was slii9377 ~; Of which q. o5Sza
- we're a. Great Britain 10 American ves.e. slsis"
10 British Posse sions 10 American vessels and s2lL"
= 70 British Ports Ia British vessels The value |
exports 10 Canton Va. -l10l5 - u which s9,'s VIZ
10 specie
The Trustee appoiuief by the B0ntholder'
Illinois stock ~ upeiniend the disbursement Of me ~
neycon'rscfed 20 be- advanced b., them for he eon'
non ~ The illuoi. and Michigan Canal. viii esye Ns-
YORK.. for Illinois IN Monday next, the oh INST 10"
vii reach Chicago the Nofhen terminus Of the 'o'.'
10 eight day. thereafter CO.. Oakley. the late Ionn'
-loner accompanies 81. Leayift and Capt. SWIM ~
Irfees wl. remain the ground 'i lettings are ~,
and tae contractors commenced operation Inc W.
w Dol prosecuted with great energy and despatch -.
nics Of the ine from Juliet 10 the Southern terminus
Peru on the Illinois River a.. be completed and n ~
ration within six months and t - expected 'h' -
whole line from the Illinois River 10 Lake Michigan Wa
be- navlzaD.e within one year from November nen
The Fall River Railroad will probably 90 '"~
operation on Monday next Tie equipments are N e'"'
way admirable
The Reading Railroad carried last week ~
81. " coal ard during the month upwards Of v"'
Ia.s month i j. calculated ~ carry 1000 tons q"
september 10000 pen month nor disspponIed '' 49,
miners This road j. under Eastern management
The law requiring the payment Of portion o. =.
debts due the Alabama Bank by the 1T Of June 's'A
20 have bad the effect Of bringing Alabama money s''
70 per. :. new quoted n Noble ai PEI ee"i ~
count
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

MAINE STArE PRisoS.-A man who was lately
q convict in this prison has written pamphlet,
in which he charges the officers Of the institution
with every species Of cruelty. and the w arden, Col
Carr. with trcachery deceit issehood and drunken.
ness These accusations Should not be treated light
w. The character of the men who have charge Of
our prisons is matter to which the public should
pay strict attention unless they are willing TO make
doe institutions mere nurseries Of CRIME.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

4 REMEDY FoR DEAFNEss.-Ihe success which has FOL
lowed s u.e of d. McN1ifs Acoustic on In curing deaf
lrss s truly astonishing. Wecin pronounce sure relief
fr a pains. hulIn. NOISES. continued sounds, &c whrh
are tui symptoms OF approaching deafness Instances are
daily coming auowcdec of remarkable cures BY he
l-a of fln. wonderful remedy.
CAtUoy.-Bewnre of base "Cuunierics and shas'-
Ti4s oh is SOLD only genuine Of p Court land 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

TITT|T7
f- Stnnid se publish nl fhlf we hear SAID of he gem
a Bti,o. t0lInHiA. Tor preserving he Hair emf reeor
a f 0 bald heads BEN BE- bras been lost for years and ~
fr Giving Do H -on ard GLOSSY appearance ani leansink he
errls. aladruh and .clrf. would n every page 10 ms
ancri uId i0st clerIiuAy recommend every Ais ind
m ei1l who wish p add fo their personal appenancee BY
improving lures best gif, o procure TINS article mmet
.fa.y and never lo ici their toilet be- ~ ithout 10
meaitlrles0i boo ihis City 40 Il Coufiluntst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

- Ksrso, the Indiana traitor Scnaior-w hoSt
vote defeated the election ofa Whs l. ; Senator
has been appointed Indian Agent by Polk. The
Rochester Democrat thinks he will steal from the
ru>1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

pirl~BrnDu RELIEF Ft>n--By the Report oi
the COMMITTEE appointed 20 devise plan of dist1t-
Min. ihe RcIrf Funl among 'hc Sufferer. by ihe
late f-. 10 appears that exclusive %. tha grant of
100000 h, the state Legislature. 'he amount con.
,rbuied is ,iJl3u The Committee recommend
rhe division of chi. sum on ihe io.'owin- principles
DO p,r-on- whore o--e- do uo- exceed rhc assessed
amount NJ hundred iUar- ify per- cent p fe sum-
To those hose I-ss- Hn-r from one hundred fU ffr
hundred Uur- twenty per cent oi tlr same and
that the balance ~ ihe -at fund after dedncrng the
amount requisite for dl-cAar-ng the expenses that
or may be- incurred and the sftl,r sum oi PEN thousand
dollars. 90 Pee reserved meet future claims. to 1n dls
tr0ufcd among fAe sIfercrs who have o-i above tic
hundred do.ar- n proportion 20 their respective loses
as a.-e--si Auy person 0l nrm entitled 20 donation
on the above plan may have the same Joan, oy t-
n- he or their note mot negotiable 90 The CRY. sad
money when paid Oh Dol funded under ne direction NJ
Counr. for llr relief Of future sufferers ng nre either
in 1af Cry elsewhere or the erection or endowment
1f ga Insane Hospital
IN relation 20 the donation Of $50 goJ by the State
the Committee remark that while fhes desire fully
10 aupreCiafe the benevolent motives OF those
b,f- al both hou.,s OF the Legislature. who sanction
ei Dab. appropriation ihey Feel them-s fe- cOn.tr5iu-
ed 20 declare thaf thos believe the best Interests OF
'he cify and IT, inhabitants mpemuyey demand
that he councils should DO the most sperfiu man
ucr decline accepting the splendid contribution,
and they add thar -o Tar they have been able t0
learn tine views ui their fellow citizens boz this re-
poet. large majority ol All parties and of every
station u society. coincide with their own most san
guiue expectations. They express the opinion that
the acceptance and distribution of This fund would
place the CHS n "a very uuisy0rab.e position for OBJ
tanning Legislative sid on any future occasion while
on the contrary by respectfully declining it in the
same spirit n vhi. the gin was made our citizens
would be- placed proud elevation. e,incins that
confidence u iAcir ability 10 contend a-ains mis-
fortune and that determination 90 overcome tie tf.
fcule. in wLc. they have been pacei b} O. calain
ty alike unparalleled and overwhelming. which
have characterized the grea, and good OF every age
and will constitute more valuable legacy f0 poe
te-iy than the rrcol-trgctlon oi the de-isied DIE
trirt iu Ccrin.hian Brass or parian Marble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

~ JosN T. GAINES, OF Boone Co is the Whis
candidate for Congress in the With lTippecancc
Dis,rc, of Indiana. against John Petit, the Loco
Foco incumbent That Distrc, gave 7.si2 votes ioi
Polk TO ,,oss for Clay last Fall--cvery County buI
Warren giving Polk majcrty-and We, We enter
tain high hopes of Gsiness election
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June . lcfa
s,x: have the honor report the sbsence OF Lieut.
Naury the approximate position of comet a. seen this
morning BY Professor Hubbard United states Navy, n
the n and ~ h IN. sid time IL X A. WAS 3 h. =
m. Dec 81 deg - min. y.
In the large telescope the ncuceus was as bright A.
star Of the second magnitude but 20 the naked eye sim
ply bright elongated nebuls.
have the honor to be very respectfully. your ohcdi
ent servant, TIL J. PAGE It. L. : y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

Srsi.s MFDictNt-Af This uf the year every one
should runfy f0e blood Ne advise al fp use Comsocss
~,rrrtr fe fhldpls and hes affrlc ever Offered % he
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swelling OBJ ir Bones Ac Price - cents Per toe. or "a
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05

~ Philip :. Gapin lWhigl has been elected
Mayor Of New Haven, Conn. over Henry Peck also
Whig) by majority off. For Galpm S3' for Peck
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