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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-15

E%nfGnArrov DEs MoaMoNA-Co4 pnu.
Hfes fana'iquss go sant lass6g dc hitter con
tfe la ]jaIougis intei0rant6 do ieutR voisiHs |,
pour metre tn 4 une guefre civic devant
~iaquplls les autoril6s do PIiliHUls Boni de.
meurtes itnpissibIes nj itnpuiasantes, ill.,
se s0nt decides a abandoahef In .teFre in.
hospitaII6re sur laqaelle ils ay lent, pen
dant qutllles ann6es, trouye I'm aslIe con
ire les pors6Gntions qHi los ont nolrsuivias
sir les divers 6tats OIL lie out successive.
mhnt essny6 de sc Rxor.: Cette tois il wont
M Ioin, sur une tie Oh ma pms encore pe-
metre Ia ciyilisation. C'sst dans Tile do
Vanco0veur Gull wont porter Ielrs super.
]stitions religirusos OF lo1r Ihborieuse ct f6--
condo lad lsirie. Car il faut fcndfe aux
Mofm0ns cette justice que, parEout oil lie
ont pass6, liz ont laisst les traces dun Beu.
pie intelligent ct netif. In vile de Maui
VOC, qu'ils ont Recommend fJnd6e, i0ttait
d6ja en- grandeur OF en- prDspGrtt6 aveC les
yiIles les plus commercials do ]l'ouesf, ct,
sur tout Ie tefFitoife des alento1rs. l'aRri.
culture await Gle pousstu il un degt6 dc
developpement que Pon ireuyo ratemani
aux Etats Inns. Ainsi laur expulsion
n'est.elle pas aeulemout un acte d'ihtol6-
rance t6IiEleuso nui dottue IN tfiste d6men.
Il a COS principles do libert6 que pf6che 81
haui 10 protestanisme /: ii nots seralt facile
do prouver que CO que 9ons appellee le pa.
pisme a beauconp plus do respect pour les
droits do In cunseisnCe ; c'est aussi uno
spolistiou, car les Mo5mons he poutront
eeriainement pms empotter av0e oux tou-
los les rioliesses don't 10 Bvaleht Iabofiuu.
sement ouvert Ia source.-Cour des u u.
-
CipTaf f4dnciere. I'M o%nsieut, dlsait un
secrktaire lntime d un richie baBquier, son
patron, par Quelle formnle fsut IL terminer
Ia Iettre dc NJ. X7
--Mstle2 J'ai bien l'honneur do youg
saluer. "
-Bien, monsieur.
All 4 propos, Nj. X a.t.ll soId6 son
comptel
-Oui, monsieur, sans faire la moiudre
objection.
Eth bien! metttz; J'ai l'h,nneur
d'etre votfe tfes.humbte servitenr.
- oubiials de vous dire quill aurRl1 VI
gement desire vous rencontFgr pour yous
proposer une richie .ofaire; il s'agit de
plasleufs millions, sans aucun risque d
courir.
-Vfaimon,l mettezt Jai l'honnour
d'6tre, monsieur, avec Ia plus haute con.
siddration, volre tfes.humbIe ct tet.obeis.
SAINT seryiteur.
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CARRIAGES. HARNESS. CoLIARa &C

CARRIAGES, HARNESS, COLLARS &C
The subscribers respect.
rN11 fuliyiHform the citizens II
T1fr-M Baton Rouge and vicinity
msAgEs that in addition to the build.
ng and repairing Of carriages, they are con.
stantly receiving direct from the manufacf6r.
ers in Newark, " ], a complete assortment, of
harness, collars, trunks, Cifsingles, girls, &c,
&c also coach and furniture varnish, black
and brown Japan, oil Of which will be sold at
a small advance IN invoice prices for cash.
also for sale, one leather top buggy, one cloth
top do, one 10. without top, one two horse
wagon, one dray, and a full assortment Of
bedsteads, and we are fully prepared TO make
and repair, ali kinds Of cabinet york.
Collins made and undertaking attended 10
at the shortest notice.
W F TCNNARD, & co.
september . 30 1919
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FoRGERoN.

lie soussigHe s'etant etabli a FempIacs.
ment ci-devant occupe par fen A. q. Man
gram, est pref a executor toutes sortes d'ou.
wages daus sa profession. II espdre par son
asslduit6 ct sa promptitude m6ritsr Peneou-
ragement du public.
JAS. LANGTON.
JaHvier Is so,
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PARAsOLs, sun SHADES, AND UNI.
BRELLAS.

Just received from New York a ~largavarie-
ty Of elegant parasoIs and Umbrellas, Of tho
latest Partisan styles, Of entirely new patterns
and exquisite workmanship, at the Iowestpos-
Siblc prices.
PHILLIPS g. LANOUE.
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NOTICE

Prospect Hill, June is, 1914.
Those persons who have called for my SER
vices during my absence from home, are in.
formed that have returned and am ready Ia
tatend 70 my professional calling.
A.. l.. PLOUGH, Dentist.
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Shoes, Boots and Hats.

Misses Slippers and Childreu's shoes Of
all kinds. .
HATs-French Silk & Cashmere bats,
fine fur g. Cloth cBps.-Ths balance Of our
assortment, we will receive by The Ship
Monticello, which is expected every hour.
We shall sell at The lowest cash priccs, AZ
our terms are only for cash.-Our goods
come principally from the North, and are
generally bought At auction, aud for Cash.
Our store is In the new brick build Hg, cor
ner of church and lafayette streets, next
door to Pike & Hart.-Please give us a call
and examine for yourselves.
Sept ii No 30 D. SANGER HESS, e. Co.
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TnKMALEaETT pE rKRRE A NEw o
Bimancha solr, dlt 10 NJ. Y journal of
Commerce da 2s on enteadit, pendant en-.
viron una denlie minute On bruit semhlahle
4 celui que produit 20 peasant chariot CO
bFuit s'6pandGit sur uno forte partie du dis.
Itiet compreaaut oette vile, Ia pUinte ocei.
dentaIc do Long Island, aur 10 comt6 de
Westcheator, Ut polt-d 20 plus loin. Tn cor.
r%espondant 6crit de Norwich Com quo 10
ehoc s'est faiE rudement Bantir dams ce vii.
lage, " que le;hfuit 6tait somblable a celni
dun boalet do canon Fonlant sur uu plan.
cher. Tout ls! sol lFemblail wee tant de
violence qu'ol3 await peinc a SO tenif debout.
Des families eniietes Sc s%auyaioni, consier.
nbes. dans les rues. les habitans reunis pour
lofdce do soiF dams l'eglise croiyaient que
ID eloche venait de tomber. lie blteau a
vapenr moaiIGe aH wharf subit quelques os.
citations que: ressentirent ceux qui e%taient,
a boFd.
AsiS liepres ct quart, dit lie meme jour.
nal, un do uoS 6diteuts qui passAit Ia jour.
nee "a maiaon do oanpagno fans les on.
viroas de New Haven fnl Iui m6Lle frapp6
De CO bruit inattendu; vOtci IL r6cit uu'il
ait de CO p~h6noneae;
= La maison tout a coap 4 s'e.
btanlor avec lant de violence que Toe feaG-
tres OF lee espingolettes Sc bris6ront. Notre
premiere impression fut que ~quelqu'un es.
RsyRi, da s~oulever I'm peasant potle oui Sc
t~rouvait dams lappaFlenenl inferieur; puts
u cr0t que c1etait un coup de vent; nais
CONNIE u sesonsse imPrimee a ID maison
fai s0iyie dun grondement souterrain sem
hlabfe 4 cclui du tonnerfe il etait evident
cue CO %phenom6ne n6tait que le resultat
dun sremblement do terre. L'osciIlation ct
OF 10 bruit souterFain durarent au moins
dsax minutes lis ~ailaient do sud au nord on
%penchaient peut.6tre un peu an N. 4.
" Nous apptisnes ensuite que le choc await
etc RESENT dams tous les autres quarters du
village, et les personnes av6c Iesquellrs
nous avons Parle de ce phenomena, nous
ont dit que le bruit qu'eiles avafent enIen-
du etait exaetement 10 nome que celui de
pesans chaTi6ts roulant saF les pavees; ouel-
cues personnos %pr6tendent quo Ia seeousse
fut accompagn6e dune courte explosio.,
electFique, mails nous ~n'avons pu nous as.
suFer de CO fait.
Ce malta en- venant le long de- Ia Iigue
du chemln do fer, nous nous somrnes assn
res que Ia ecous await 6i6 distinctenent
ressentie dams plnsieurs vitles de Long Is.
land. A Oyster Bag, ellie a etc 81 sensihle
qn'un de nos amis nous a declare, que toute
sa familie s'6tait enfuie dams Ia cour, craig.
nant quo la nlatsou ne s'ecrouIat ct que Ies
femmes ct ies dosnestiques, en- larmes. lie
talent dss crls percans. A Glencoue, Hem.
psfead Brdneh, Hampstead, Jamaica, &C.,
on aegaiement Fessentt Ia secousse.
- Brook yn, lie bruit a etc enteDdu.
na's tout 10 monde Ia attribute au passage
dans les Tnes, de wagons lourdement char.
ges.
A en- lngey par ces details, ce tremble.
uient do lerrs do etre lie plus violent ou,on
ait, depuis blen dea anu6es, 6prouy6 dams
les environs de New Yolk. Nous crairnons
ous peu de d6sastreuses nouyelles
ies Antilles, on de l'AmeFidae da Sud. eft
psUt-etre de toutes deux 4 Ia fois.
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Pnrx D'INsrRUoTror.

pr. rnols.
Leeons particulieres (Pianos) ct
n]dsiqae yocale trois leeons par Sc
maineH, % w
din prineipe Dc musiqle yosals, 10 90
do eur Ia guitare, y OO
do eur lie pianos on ~classe, 26co-
liers ou plus, eh3que, w
do tnuainue y6cale en- claaso 3 90
do parttculieres On f%raneajs, 9 90
do en- c~lasse, 4 90
do partfruljeres Ell Espaenol, 6 90
do en- slaaEe s 90
lis inf0rment respoGtueusement leurs pa
qa'ils d6sireut regler toGs les mois.
A r FUERTES'
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MuSNQuE.

lie soussign6 a%rriyant do Ia Nellie. Orlt.
ans, et ayant pintsntion DO go ixor dams
cetto Vile, oiFre SOS services aux habitans do
Baton Rouge ct de ses environs, CONNIE pro.
gessenr de musiqae vocal ct instrumental,
(piano ct GuttareJ II espsre par ses con.
uaissanGes dams Get art ct son extreme fdbIlt6
dams Accomplishment de ses deyoirs m6riter
les sufFragts des persoubes qui Phonorent de
leur ronaance. ii aecordera les pianos q an
prix modtre.
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SAL AMMeNfAc EFT cARroN.--pour Les Ma.
chimes a vapeur. d ' njre par
Ii oct--36, STEPHEN HENDERSON.
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PfIfLTl1Ps
LOST.

In this town Oh tie ltth instant 4 sword
came, mounted with gold, ivory head with a
small piece Of gold IN The middle, the rings
ii the mounting Are OF different finish, a spin.
ter taken off near the ferula. The finder will
be suitably rewarded on bringing il to this
Office. 81
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TERaEs.

MoNoNGAHAtA wHTBKEY.
We have a few half barrels superior Mon.
nongahala Whiskey. PIkk & HAnr.
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"AYLORS PERSIAN THREAD.
100 dozens No, / 2 81 3. Just received frcm
New York and Tor salc by
PHILLIPS e. LANogE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-15

HurLE DE PALMA sCHRIsrI-A vendrp
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
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FOREIGN Me- MS.
single barrel Shot Guns at very low
prices, for sale by
PHILLIPS e. LANOItE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
Things In Philadelphia
Correspondence o.tEe New loFA IFi5lne.
p-rt,or-pur4 Nav a--P


PHILADELPHIA, May e7-P. N.
Or;r- large meeting Of our citizens was held
vcsr.v afternoon Il. he Exchange. having ior * ooet'
the formation OF soci=tr n favor Of aeoisius 'nc ~
h5reat of death. Dr. Patterson SPo<e IL so!.e 'eA'
ursias The necessity g; such society.
preamble and .esoU;ions-ieclari1g that the teieIia "a
lion tter thar tie ex.irpa:ion ii o!edsTs was lie o.se'
q. the rne-t!nc-were read and adopted , ,..
After tr.u,acting upin2ortant business, iS n
,. sio--n-d 10 meet again the second AoHa4! IL
Peer Brown Esq among Others had been S dn,,.jo ef
attend bat declined sending Ie''e' i'''.-s ''
TS e Pill P6Isdslpha Bible Society VIII hold lis Sey
en:h anniversary this eeerps AdFe.s>s - Us
- 60 a,i p.-ter aEa Or. D NJ. Reese OF New oIs-
H. Dr Srsphen II. Tying h4S accepted ihe cail
n. =. G.s-re, Church your c.g, and VII ne IN HGlr
ct,r on SUNDAY next. Ills resignation was ,eI'e e - lax
,s,-, Of The church OF Epiphany or saturday.
Nr Samuel woodward, d wen tao" Il '''9'S'i''.
George Howell. who robbea c. Wallace Brooke,
ESQ is now absent from the City He was pae@ Oe'ore
The Rfc6rfsr. by some kind friend
Tb. Capt.in of the Ioyamenslng Watch, NAMED
Matthews who refused 20 testify be:oe 1s Grand jay
against some liquor was ordered % the Court 10 &c
committed for 80 days for contempt
The German EmerAnt Soclety have macc aP-
ul:caton 10 the Judges the Criminal Court for 7erriS-
SION 70 send Carl Ppenterg recently acquitted o nnFGef
back to Germany, where he committed numerous crimes
About ) o'clock TINS morning, the piano iorte
mandatory OF {. Rchenback Lodge Alley antSeyeath'
street, wss somewhat Injured b. fire.
BENJAMIN W. tigtiiIn, Esd one OF the prcpretof>
O: the rcnnsyvar2n-Od HUakcr- is said VIII b' ip-
pointed Westminster OF TIE Port.
Young CoeInau's invention OF the Locomotive
10 ascend and descend inclined planes has been exhibited
to-day at the Exchange AND attracted MICH atieRton
The weather 10. day has been exceedingly warm
A baker, named Edward Davis. fell dead tins
morning. while az work in his shop.
lcarn that an extensive factory, near German
town, was burned 10 the srouAd on sunday
There Is little dong in the Stock Market to-day.
and no cha. in prices 10 note Tcksbursh closed firm
Frs, Bcgld-Sl53 5-.Go State 5 9. SiG2 ScG DO G9;
Ph,t.qhit Bank 1865. iD7 Perusy ivana BAnk 80
3! Mechanics Bsak, .; 100 Grard 81 Bank Of Com
mc.ce. iG; . 90, 80,
81 ol 90; % Wilmington Railroad cash. St SD County
s. VI Irhshrrgh
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
DIED.

In this city on tho pend inst. DR.. GEORGE BERNARD
COOPER, aged ~.
On Tresdsy afternoon, May 27th In tho Goth yoar Of bis
age JAMES OSULLIVtS. late Of the city of COX. lfe
l5i.d.
His friends those of his respectfully invi'd
20 attend funeral tits "wednesday afternoon. a
o'clock precisely from his late residence, So Pearl.s
May l2d Fairfield, CT of consumption, Mrs. DAiti.l'
EFT HALL aged ~. wife OF Mr.. Joshua Hail. and dGaSh
ter Of tho late Mai Thomas CraIGe, of Windsor W.
OF consumption the L. :. Cosuls at Curacoh, cn he
7h MAY, Alr. DANIEL a. FLOYD oi Chariestowi'MA''
aged 10.
In this city 27th sana E. II. widow of the late John
Wells.
aGth Nancy wife Of john Brown; Theodore D. Peok'2''
25tlI. Mrs. Mary Eewbould, 6l
At Albany, ?5th Margaret Grant native Of sc"uaii'
S3.
At Pittsburgh, 2O;h Mrs Ann Maria Gll! lnd ' l6,
Peter H. Walters, 40.
Al spriugvc Eric Co. 2ad, Harriet, wiz of DR.. Carlos
Emmons.
At Rochester, 2ls,, Ephraim T. Barstow, 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
so cheap that nobody can compete with them
Saws the Journal:'

All the goods sold q. Vancouver are OF the most sse
ror quality and the purchaser in this region Of general
honesty and enterprise receives them at twelve months
credit 90 thus the creates; obstacle 10 the egran
after his arrival here vaDshes a: This IS country
OF peace and good Will every new conaer Is received Is
brother; the poo. mans wealth lie, n his arEs at tne
industry and enterprise which brought him here to clam
by his labor heavens st gl'is in the riches Of the SOIL
accepted the substantial and suciient guarantee Oh h'
faith.
Thc utmost iberaity characerizes sl the dealings win
.e stranger and even with te resident, your fortunes
have been adverse aud you are not able 10 pay or @
yess dealing you are required 10 give yo1r note craving
Interest at Ave pe. Instances hare come 70 Sy ho"
ledge since nv arrival, In which Dr. hcLanshih mas sN
tended the credit Of some OF his caIton.eis U' ' W
years together lie has supplied most OF the o
last yes emigration with such articles as they need isk
ng In payment only the pledge OF their honest faces and
hard hands ,
On this Mr.. George Wilkes characierls'icaiiy
comments in a note asioilop'4:
"There Is nsthny wonderful In all this. The Doctor
could Go bu.!ness othe with the class OF custom
es h. seeks and as for the taking OF the note at the END oi
the when the rsio-uncs OF his creditor have ef;
nothing else 20 take, Il Is measure strictly protective OF
himself and has nothing of generosity IN IT, Iae Doctor
4. 6ou,ess very excellent bat the above eircuTn-
stances only prove him TO be very good merchant
Such as this Dr. Mclaughlin are the people whose
throats too many OF US are eager TO be cuttug, and
such az Mr.. Geo. Wilkes are thoss who are stlmu-
latng us TO cut them; such as we bave described
(al the valuable part of it already IN our unques-
toned possession) is the country for which we are
TO cut them! Would not this be pleasant business
for Christians iu the Nineteenth Century?
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
MARRIED.

AtGrecnw!ch CT ON Marday evening. Goth ms by Eev
$ B ) Bissel MIR. SAMUEL ". HOPKINS, Of >,". York
10 Miss SARAH LOUISA JESsUF. ~ The above llce
Oa Wednesday evening liih inst. by Rev. Chsr'cs r
Bush Mr. EDWARD ALLEN, of this city, 10 Miss Mifii
DURGIN. late ofGu!!tord, Conn.
In this city 2Gh by Rev. Mr.. Tones John \. licla %
Margaret Ann Tones.
18Th by REV. Mr. Lyons. Harris !Arnnson 10 Augusta
Al Hudson, 26ih Patrick Wheeler to Marsare; Camp.
bell
Mari, F4lsH, of Liverpool, Eng 20, Robert Gi!lmH
Catha,ine : Briggs OF this city; James Cook to Maria
Yonne.
AZ Rochester 2ls Rev. Rodney Paine to Martha Hitch
cock Elijah rotirm TO Mahala French.
AZ BcStor, 18TH Jane. Lendell Pitts 10 Louisa NJ Gr
aths; 22I Daniel Levcrett 10 Charlotte Bett0ley.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
in contemplation or completed:
,tal length Of these tributaries. T5l

Aggregate distance this Road. y 500
Besides the above, other branches are in contem-
psuen and likely, al no disian; period 10 be under
taken. sufficient 10 extend the lines of tributaries
TO eeO miles, or double the length of the Main
Trunk, and The number OF miles o; this work 10 be
passed over by them TO more than 301
A glance al this statement cannot fail 10 produce
conviction that the business OF the Main Trunk.
both IN passengers and tonnage must be greatly
augmented by the iniersecting Railways and Ca
nals referred 10, and especially IN the case of the
Railways IN the winter
Let any one consider the probable yearly travel
and traffic 10 and from Buffalo, passing including
the distance between this City and Piermont, $40
miles, on this Road; and add 10 II that from Ca
nandaigua, so miles, that from Ithaca and the
Steamboat ronte ON Cayuga Lake 80 miles. and
that from Uuca 200 miles, and consider what pro-
portion OF the business which Is 10 support these
Roads, and make them profitable as independent
works. Is thss 10 pass over this Nam Trunk, 5 l. or
times as many miles as on them, and he must con-
clude that they will very essentially augment the
profits of this work.
THE PROPERTY OF THE COMPANY CONSISTS OF
81 ailes of Railway finished, VIZ:
5S miles in operation from Plernont 10 Middle
town.
miles double track at the Western termination,
from which the Rails have been removed.
miles single track near Corning.
Pier, Docks, Machine Shop, elc. al Plermoni.
III miles OF Roadway ready Tor supefStruciule
on abou; half Of which the Bridges are complete
80 miles nearly preFared FOR the superstIucture,
and other portions commenced.
Timber for $50 miles OF superstructure. and 2
large quantity Of timber ic. piles, cross ties, brnses,
etc.
The right Of way for S25 miles of the Road and
grants of land for the most important depo,s and
stations.
Permanent settlements with the owners of ad-
Joining lands for erecting and for maintaining
the fences on 80 miles oil the Road.
Surveys, maps, etc OF the whole line OF the
Road, and final locations of $50 miles
Locomotives, Cars. etc. on 50 miles
Pile driving machines, earih ears, engines, tools
inss.
Cost under the present laws, 81, ,25O,000
lhe net income OF the Eastern Division for the
current year Is estimated at 10000.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
Popular Lectures on Astronomy,

Delivered at The Royal Observatory OF fars, by NJ ARA
CO. Member OF the Institute France, &c. with extensive
additions by DicSYsus LARDNER, formerly Professor Of
Astronomy and Natural Philosophy in the University OF
London illustrated with numerous cuts and Diagrams
The following SUBJECTS embraced and considered IN
these Lectures:
General Laws of the Reflection OF Light; General Laws
Of the Rciractioa OF Light Lenses Reiracng and Re
Astronomy Preliminary ldca'-Detnitions CsPricor
nu. (Capcr) :, ! Aquarus -. Pisces = Arles !
) Taarus Gemin u Cancer - Leo 81 9Nir
90 I'D; 10 Libra .; II Scorpo " L. Sasit,arias =
Aspect Of the Heavens; Apparent Motions OF the Hee-
yeny Bodies The Fixed Stars Distances OF tbs Planets
The Sun; Physical constitution Of the Sun; The Moon
PHYSICAL constitutions of the Moon Mercury Physical
constitution Of Mercury: Venus appearances oil 'enus
a. she move. roand the SUM- Physical constitution Of We
nus: Superior Planets: Mars Physical constitution Of
iiars. The four Telescope Planets Juno Ceres
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Satellites Herscel, Uranus. ~, and his Satellites
Distances. Dametcrs Volumes, SC, Of the Planets, hep-
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The Earth's Motion Diurn2l Rotation of the Earth
Annual Motion of the Earth inequalities OF the AOon and
OF the Earth Comets Haley aud other Comets. Ply
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and Longitude The Atmosphere. OF the Aloon in the
Horizon The Harvest Moon. The Seasons and the Days
The Earth; temperature. The Calendar.
Aprrxpir-Tabe Of the CONSULTATIONS with.the Nun
ber of Stars in EACH F those of the sixth magnitude
Summary.
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TO Teachers and Learners of the German
LANGUAGE.-Just published, a PllRhSL-BooK IN
ENGLISH AND GERMAN, with literal translation of
the German into English. Together with complete
explanation OF the sounds and the accentua'on OF the
German, by Mori;z E-theiler Teacher Of the German
Language in the City of New-York tor Schools and
Private Learners rricc, 2j cents The usual discounts
10 Agents and booksellers For sale by ZiEBEn 4 Co.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

fc5- The Philadelphia Gazette OF last evening
has letter from Mexico dated May l. stating that Mex
CO has agreed t. acroe the Independence OF IeXA-
proviiel ihey rejec: xaol-Ensia1d ana ff1Hce
guarantee the acts s;;he two Governments.
The runor of Gen Jacsson's death Is not
corI--,,et by :se aauers from he S5.ltn and West
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
Useful Works for the People.

The Publishers having lost their entire stock-Books
Plates Engravug5 OF their Series oil Useful Books FOR
the People BY late calamitous FIRE, have commenced
Sew Series the first in order OF which is the foregoing woik
on Astronomy by NJ ARAGo and llR. LARDNER. Probably
no work has ever appeared the sublime subject Of A.
t:onomy combining the amount Of accurate scientific
information with much that Is pleasing and interesting to
all cas.es readers. K contains much matter as
usually fouud IN which retail from 81 to 81 and
vet il is printed and lebe type and sold at the
price OF centy:fre cents
Tcilnne Rnilhin.s. Now York
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28

FREMoST'S EXPEDITION. Republican al yes
terGay gives II SAYS authoily. the following as the
route c Captain Fremont's Expedition They will pro-
ceed the Arkansas river. follow that river up
source thence they will the Francis Drake river
following that down is mouth they proceed 10
make thorough and minute survey OF the Bay OF san
F-sncisco. The lire o: travel through nearly entire
extent lies within the Mexican territory. and the Repub
lean does understand how or for what purpose our
Government sends expedition 20 survey rivers and
h:bors not belonging TO our country Dr. Mcdowell the
asen; OF he expedition daring his stay in this city, IN
formed Us ;a; he could but conjecture The probable
route which wcuid DC :akeH b. them.
rSt Leuis Reveille, 2sy l5
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PzEsEYrERliy
CHurcH.-on Thursday he discussion c. the marriage
question VAS resumed
Messrs James Robertson, Adam B. Gilland and five
others re hsir dissent Fo ;he action Of tie Assembly
on the sui, ,cct Of slavery.
Resolutions iha, is exped!ent 20 overture the Pres
bytcrics the marriage question, and enons oa minis
strict adherence TO the confession of Aiih in relation
10 forbidden marriages, were reiected-et 10 50.
The Assembly then adjourned.