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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
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FRIDAY, Dec i2.
ASHES.-There is fair demand for Pots and 100
bbS have been sold at 75 with 100 bbls Pearls at %
Prices are steady.
COTrON-Therc has been only moderate business
done to-day in this staple, and the prices are full In
Freights there ID considerable duines and engagements
have been made AT arthing for round aud square.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thcre continues TO be a good
demand for Flour shipment at %, hut holders de-
cline selling that The advance OF lreRhts has
also tended check operations the being now 81
90 a Is sterling We hear only for shipment 500
bos for London al 81. and 1900 do Scratched q OO
Receivers ask J7i 06 3lt but hear Of t,le or
nothing doing for consumption AZ - there would be
some activity speculative sale OF 1000 bbs 90
days made, and could have been sold
at that rate The quotations for City Mills are unsettled
In Southern We near OF nothing Of importance done
The market for common descriptions il nom!nhly -
0O3ii. Sales iOC bbls Georgetown at % Rye Flour il.
in demand sales at 4 81 al 80 Corn Meal continues
very scarce. Jersey and Brundywinc bbis are worth
l2i al - hbds Braudywnc Il 90. ,'e motto. farther
sales 200 bags Yellow Meal 37!. Buckwhca, is 90
al 80 Z bb, and plenty. Sales so bags good al
= COZ cwt
GRAlN.-We notice a sale of 3500 bushels prime
Pennsylvania W heat AZ l cents TO CITY n,ilIr oh
parcels remain unsot. Corn steady a; 90 n II cent.
"eight-thc former freely bid The large purchasss
mace on MONDAY were we understand Tor shipnent.
We notice sales 1000 bushels Jersey 80 cents uiea.
sure aud !UOO DO Southern at measure Sales 1900
bushels Barley NJ 81 Oats arr dull and Canal are
selling at $3.50 cents We noe sales Southern at Is
cents Rye Is c0d5O! delivered wiki sales 300 bush
els. and 100 in the slip 73i Blackcyed Peas have
been sold NJ 20 T. bag OF two bushels with a
ahsaeF rate sAies w nite Beans at o2i I, bushel.
WHlskY.-The market is quiet with small gales OF
oDs ~ abou: y cents. Drudge - cents nominAlly
with but !!.;e doing
HAf-Thc-c is but little ailoat and in good par
GELS are held at co e The demand is not largo.
lew hundred bales picked up a, 90995 eta
NAVAL STORES -Turpcn.,nc is held at 25 bu, We
hear oi no transacons. Freghts high that buy.
DO not bid CO. sjaes small parcels OF Spirits Al
62t cents. cash
Olive notice sale Of 200 bbls Crude Whao. for
home use, ai - cents cash American L;pse,d "a c5
cents and in fair inquiry Sales 1000 gallons Eug!ah at
IS cents
TALLoW.-A lot OF 100 ,!erces Country Rendered
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

IT, The AMERlcAS REVIEW for December
opens with able and timely article tpo,iced else
where on TIE Wig Party, It's Position and
Duties which in tie main we heartily approve. It
deals some mild yet pungent rebuke to the success
the old Jackson party for the taken in 56
by their leadersVan Buren,, Benton Woodbury., Ri,ch
ic Aeon the Panama Mission diametricsly hostile
TO their preaen, talk about this Continent lis rshtfu
exemption from European influence. and NJ. Guizots
balance of power
Tie .4,ltiReat Increment reviewed by Hon
D. D. BARNARD, is the title of the article OF creates,
length in the uumber-an able and awyer-like per-
formsnce which regards the subcc, fully and fairly from
its point OF view though think that by no means the
the the best The article embodes much truth
while its practical deductions thercfron seem to Us not
always jus. or sound As the Courier 4 Enquirer has
presented synopsis OF this srce its readers give
on our First Page some with BY the
Albany Evening Journal which exhibit The character and
diff Of Nj Barnsrd's essay.
We cannot speak fully Of other articles,
though several arc OF decided value The Figures
and Figuraturcs Of Tobacco BY Wallace, /. pleasan,
reading DO, no, half severe enough the vile weed
Angels and Minister'S OF Grace. By Il Secretario is
clever in the same cosc ven Prussia Is n" tite Of
good summary Of the Seven Yests WaG Of the Greh;
Frederick a Chapter Chatham refers 70 nearly The
same cr and reminds you s dissavsntageousy
70 .,se.f % Macanay Mouna by w @ sinrns, ia fair
verse bat The Fgsh. Of HeIle the tc;tr POEM The
work !, ws sled and c!c1cs is arsi year triumph
ant!T
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

u IsbASt has sent he, Il; Coz BsIenT to the
u 5 Senate for sx years iron, tbe fih Of March ns
He is nan Oi ability poppIar aaiop speaker and
Kentucky slaysboiacr Ct.as been TIL reecnily and
"e prssrfns .'iil ia 40 iisa there vii be sn hbnnd-
ant 'a7eholdisg majority IN The 5enste wigbopt the
;@e expected from Ts1t.
y private no'e accompanying The Iet.er Of oar in
teiagent Indianapolis cspondcot Informs ss lbst
the hiss hrc united. Jealous and coa6dsu, Of csr
ying The State mex, year 50 mote It be
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
THIS MORNINGS NAIL.
II The trial of CJ McNulty has been postPon-
ID Ell Tuasisr next
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Il, 1915
The Supreme Court OF the United States have
been engaged today with the SAME that occupied
their attention yesterday Mr. John Van Buren, son OF
the Ex President. and AttorneyGens- OF New YORK.
made able argument in the and in favor Of the
Constitutional power Of his state impose tax upon
cabin and stee-a:e passengers arriving II Sew-fo:k
Mr. Webster IN Court during The day il being his
frs; appearance the Capitol he IS acting OF
tie Plaintiff Counsel in the before the Court
The renonsrances against me snnexai;on OF Texas
presented in the House day signed By msny
as 10 600 petitioners Gentleman arrived here yeser
day with memorials 10000 Of the citizens OF Mas
sachu5etts, all demonstrating against the annexation OF
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

offered AZ market 700 head of Beef Cattle, Including
100 taken 10 Ncwlors 10 Cows and Calves go Swine
ard COCO Sheep.
PRrcEs-lieeves rule dull a, S4i6s5f the 100 70
,,ry ,xtrns sold nj S6.-Rbou. 80 head left
Cows and Calves arc worth Sli0S2e
Swine-Sales are made at S5fG$5 and prime So
lied Hogs are selling at $5dS5: the 100 n
Hay is no; so brisk this week and prices OF good lo
thv ranges at ll03l2O the cw Straw sels at s5a
s. the 100 bundles.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

the GRrAr PNSTGNG.-Peae's "a Court of DEATH. now er
hbing Broad way and Leonard-st the Exhibition
Room OF the National Academy begins gres
deal OF attention. and the number vi-itors increase every
day 1t found difficult irst obtain sufficient light
the evening for 40 larsea ranting but this cicuiy Is
completely overcome.
The light last evening entirely satisfactory the
st Mr. Peale himself aud equally satisfactory hs
visitors The light by day is also remarkably fine, tn,
this beautiful picture may be- either through The
day evening the bsst possible advantage Il will
main only Tor short Time in NewYork Price % cenls Tor
single admission 30 cents 0r admission during the whUs
time II may be IN N-w-Iork
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

CONSTITUTIONAL QUIGDLE-There appears 10
be disposition or the part of certain Loco Focos in
New Hampshire to send little Mr. Woodbury. to Con-
res in spite of the serdict of the people against him.
Under the Constitution OF the State when rGcGncy ex-
lists in the delegation plurality elects at the third trial
But it is generally understood that vacancy exists
when no election has been effected This question it is
said will be submitted 10 the Judges Of the supreme
Court OF the State Itihey decide that vacancy exists
new trial will take place until the General Election
in March If otherwise, Mr. Woodbury. will be declared
elected The question therefore, is in the hands OF the
Supreme Court. VIII they send Woodbury. to Congress
on this poor qubble We shall he certainly never
can 70 by the suirsges OF majority OF the people.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssocIArToN.-Mr. G. @. Col.
has returned the city and Lectures before the
Mercantile Library Association Tuesday Evening
Chemistry nt the close of which the Laughing Gas
will be administered to such gentlemen desire to in.
hale Il. Free admission TO members. Non Members Is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

~ The attention of readers is called to the state
ment in another part of todays paper of very inter
esting cure by Beckmans celebrated Pulmonic Syrup.
The case was evidently OF those extremely compl
Gated and difficult that medicine but Beekmens
extraordinary remedy has been able to reach and over
com.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
NEw.YoRg. Dec. l0,h 1915.
December liih, 1885.


" TaE UNDERSIGNED having seen statement In The
New York Tribune OF the 9Th Instant, signed by Allen.
Agent Tor Day Newell, accompanying tho certificate of
the Committee of which members In relation 10
an eNamin alton Ola Parauop;ic Lock- the Union
Bank On The 5h instant deem but OF astceto d,s.
claim III therein Contained except the certificate TO which
our names attached.
We would farther that the alteration Of the cooSe
rating iumb!ers spoken Of that communication, 80
very slight that person except practical ocksnh
could detect il snd so light indeed tst il was not per-
ceiyed by alr Newell himself. until pointed by another
person and could be detected without the application
Of strle the fpce OF The tumbers boi was 1t
hcient 10 give operator power pick it, and Mr. Alec
says rendered them Che cooperating tumbers) perfectly
ineffective in their de- ned operation aad entirely destroy
security 0fthe lock- We would remark however
!h,, the lock was in good working order aud locked and
unlocked freely with the keyshe alteration not being Of
such nature as 10 be al percepdble IN Us ordinary
The Impression e(! upon minds wey-and in this IN
preston We confirmed By the above mentioned State
ment Of Day Ncweil-ihai lock which could 81 easily
be rendered Intellectual in It's operation did not afford lsi
security agan- the naker hch il Is desirable TO obiaia
W" beg leave 20 stae farther that our bsTs
e:t decided Impression upon nd- that tie lock nac-
aaciured hy Mr Jones is the best safest of the two,
though both have many excellent qualities
We ought perhaps, 10 farther ,ha, M Newell i-
cined attempting to open NJ Joness Lock on day above
mentioned according to TIE challenge in The Tribune, Sa
expressed willingness to try it al some other time
PLATr ADAMS, Prest. OF the NY. Stock Bank
WARREN JENKINS, Sec OF the Columbus In'. Co
dl2
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

THE BRIDGEPORT FIRE.-We have letter from
J. H. Perry thecon,ents Of which have mostly been an
ucipa,ed by previous adyces. He the number Of
buildings destroyed 10 be seventy The brig Joseph
Gorhan having grounded the wharf, was greatly
exposed and would have been destroyed with much of
her cargo but Tor the rnness and perseverance OF her
officers and crew The nigh, cold, and there was
some suffering, especially among the women and chill
dren, Of whom escaped in their night dresses and
with difficulty but the kindness of neighbors soon
provided for the destitute and houseIess.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

u Hon. DAVID HESsHAw. Tylers Secretary
of the Navy has letter in the Boston Post Of yesterday
in which Governor Morton is pretty thoroughly skin
ned The catalogue Of his sins against Democracy is
very long and rather amusing.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

- The Boston Morning Post calls on the New.York
folks attend Moneys great Concert the Tabernacle
Tuesday evening Fifty Irish Melodies to be
per!ormed and the admission is 70 be only p cents
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

NEWSPAPER ENTgRpRlsE.-The Providence Jour
nsl1aounces ha: ii has completed arrangements for n
daily express in connection with the daily line Of the
Long Island and the Norwich and Worcester Railroads
by which it will receive every evening the NewYork
morning papers and lay the intelligence contained in
them before lis readers the morning This will en-
able it to publish the news, only from New-York,
oui from Washington nnd the South and West twenty
four hours earlier than could it relied only upon the
mails.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
Business X otices

To TIE PuBLc-A reply to the specious article
which ppcared in Thompsons Bank Note Reporter of the
10Th instant also reply article The Tribune Of yes
trdsy signed by PG,t Adams and Warren jenkins. ofe
ther with various essential particulars elected by the nbe
Gle a;temp ofihe enemies othe Parauiopc Bank Lock
to pure reputation VIII be published in the fore part
the comirg week DAY NEWELL sS9 Broadway
New. YORK, Dec 49, l8i5 DIST
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

The WEATHER Is ONO. &c.-From all parts OF
the country still receive accounts of the continued
progress Of winter. The Ohio Rtoer is closed above
Cincinnati far Marietta by the ice, and though one
;wo iuai boats have managed to cut their way
,hroagh. navigation il considered pretty nigh closed
a; that place siczhng excclenta Cleveland Ohio
The water the river at Cincinnati s very huc'uat
Ing and large quantity OF lnerchandize was awaiting
il, ,hcrc at the latest accounts. The wcR
,heF had moderated considerably md travelling By
steauboa, between TIM. city and Louisville wnH at an
end Tho Comme-cill learns from the Wheeling Argus
Of toe 9n that the river hAs closed about eigh mics
south OF ihh; place Cave rock md that the -cuncr
Ncw Hampshire snear that point. surrounded by cc on
sTsry quarter Sh' ia about 100 yards from the 'Tgin"
shore and "a crowded with passengers The ice Is IN
ysJ PTgS cakes as phsses here snow hhH been ih-
ing a day Since The above In type, adds inc Com
mrreal ~r rarn the steamer Pilot having made an un
spcc7ssu effort to 70 down the river. has returned to
our ~hart For the present then. navigation IL com
plrtoiy suspended
In d3errn, parts Prnusyi the hands employ
I'd on thr ast boats Ind hrcn compelled ~ Leave them
~hrro they had become wcdgcd By tho icH, and seek
ihsf hpfnHs bJ public cpnvcyanccs or on uulcs hr
DslSwSfs FROM B1rrnt0wn to Philadelphia. II iu u'
H9Eiius ire. which givrs The steamers so;nc trouble
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
By Teiepreuh. .

SUPREME COURT U. S....Dec. II P. N.
Mr. John Van Buren, of New York. is now p p.
NJ speaking in the Supreme Court in behalf of the Slate
OF New York in the involving the Constituiionsty
Of the law imposing tax of one dollar persons arrv
ing in vessels from foreign ports He is calm able and
handsome speaker says the correspondent of the Balt
more Patriot
Mr.. Webster is in Court taking notes.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

Tux MAScHrstrn MURprn-Wc find The fol
lowing paragraph n the Manchester N H) American
hers has been considerable excitement in town for
t5T days IN Consequence oits rng believed iha. per.
sons have 90; secu; Of ,hc murderer Of Parker We
rsa say nothing moro Ia regard to Il a. this time
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

l-.= Hon. JOSIAH QUINCY, Ir was on Thursday
evening elected Mayor Of Boston (bya vote OF 40 to in
the Common Counci for the remainder OF the time in
tervening before the commencement of the new munich
pal year. lie entered Immediately upon the duties Of
his Office
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
U. 5. senator from Indiana-Lt. Gov. Bright.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 9th, Ieio-
Dear Sir. AT 10 o'clock today, JESSE D.
BRIGHT was elected to the L. 5. Senate from this
State for six years from the ith Of last March
II will be rccollected that this is the same gentle
man whose casting vote when President OF our
Senate indefinitely postponed the Senatorial Elec-
ton last Winter Thus is he rewarded for violation
of law and his oath TO support it
The vote stood for Bright, 90 for Joseph g. Mar
shall 66 blank two.
Mr. Marshall was the nominee OF the Wing party
last Winter. and would now be in the Senate had
he not been prevented by postponement al that
time He is a sterling Wing, and man OF eminent
ability he is young, and will Yet occupy Prom
nent station should he live. Never were the Wings
Of this State more united and determined than now
ORSERNER.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

5pErp.-Thc Prezidea,s Message wns Express
a9d from Whssliug Cincinnati distance Of 250 mile.
In u bours, t5 minutes
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

Court CnIcndnr....TH DAI.
SUPERIOR CouEr.-Nos. &c, L, 2s ", y, so TO g.,
Inclusive.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

NEw'fo AND ERIE RAILROAD LINE-We are Ie'
quested to call attention tc the advertisement OF his
line which will hereafter leave but once daily-at o.
clock, A. M.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dec. Il, 1915
The proceedings in both Houses of Congress have
In. h,nn rnr,. hrief
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From Fowler's Pbrenolog,cal Journal.

FELINE.-The following deserves comment
but, without saying half as much as it deserves, lei
us ask what organic conditions in the cat gave
this premontIon of her death? her provision for
her young being accounted for by heI possessing
philoprogenitiveness
ExrRAoRDINARY. SAGAcIrY OF A CAr.-
We have the following anecdote from unques-
tionable source, and assure our readers that the
statement may be relied on:
A gentleman of this city had two cats upon his
premises, related by the ties of mother and daugh-
ter-both of which were blessed with litter Of
kittens about the same time. Notma days after,
the two mothers were observed sitting together in
the shed, and intenty cycling each other as if hol.
ding consultation. After the lapse . f several min
utes thus spent, the younger cat returned to heI
kitten, one only having lived. and brought it TO-
wards the older cat, which still kept her place
This kitten she placed directly before her mother,
and then sat down not far from it. The two parents
looked again at each other for some time, when the
older retreated, leaving the kitten where the other
had placed it.
The mother again took up her mewing off.
spring, and once more approached her rec usaut
companion, when The same ceremony was repeated
with similar effect This occurred several times,
when the older cat, as if influenced by the mute
appeal of the mother, took up the strange kitten
thus forced upon her charity, conveyed it to the
spot where her darlings we're deposited, and to all
appearance, adopted it as her own.
The younger cat, having thus seen the object Of
her solcitud provided for, retired slowly to her
straw, where she was soon after taken with fit,
and almost Immediately died We leave it for ma
turalists 70 explain whether, what we call instinct,
in the lower order Of animals does not occasionally
approach very near to what is termed reason among
the human species.--.Ni1o Hdren Courier.
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