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The New York herald., 1845-01-24

Mr. SCIENCE rose and objected point Of order that
such arrangement took from the Speaker the right Of
performing his duties and gave 10 individuals the power
Of lHg possession Of tho floor
The SPEAKER decided against Mr. Schenck
Mr.. PAysEiose to make personal explanation. The
gentleman from Va had spoken Of hn the tool!
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
DALLY's TOBACCO MANUFACTORY,
h@@ 'f-t 2S6 Il iyer ST. TROY .at /

DACKEI ohit UAnnlCk, from Liverpool Is dlscn Ia
under eeaeral order Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall steel
Consenees will please attend to the receipt Of
mediatey. Ii..s ~ ~ & ~ - -. ~ j2sec
The New York herald., 1845-01-24

- TO LET-Ssyeral snug Tive Sto y Hpses, in S5th
i avenue IN the most busy and th5iynE part
Em or years 70 good very low Alto,
lease for building. EnQuife the premises above
The New York herald., 1845-01-24

+.
80 o54y],ilo5s Fl " ''''' ri
The New York herald., 1845-01-24

S METHIN NEW. =
SPALOINu CO. ue acturing under letter. Patent
ansa ~ shs Hqissd acts, Friction Mach,
They now ofisT dYy ss on ysry Ess:91 ;bs terms
neatly put up in tin wood and paper any and
in lots 70 suit purchss..srrs:: 80. :. ,,,,.. -
are highly spPscvsd q and recommended for family by
phur heir manuacu!s the fumes Of which are 20 dsae
able and decerous to All and particularly injurious
having weak lungs or delicate consttvtions
They are psc1sry recommendrd the atrntiou Of ship
pers a. they have frequently been taken
pcssd to The action Of all climates without slightest injury
o. sale by TIE principal Drggs and Gfocers the city
once, l6l Bleecker street ~s' W ~ '1'"
jaIl fmsm aPAInINn n RI
The New York herald., 1845-01-24

49, = = H Z ~ Y n 3 n y Il L. n I -
HE PEDfEiETuE respectfully informs his friend, md
az LIS Fulton street s doors Of Broadway the imne
dats vicinity msrcae bpsine and the prnepe pac Of
able coTpsIi,on with The very e:t hotels sh III. pro
regard elegance and comfo and that he has Combined
a9nz RI koSR FSR P,iNSiE 6NE WI ph2T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

If Inc Ecclesiastical authority CT the eshop; u"
less the Bishop shall resign the EpscoPate, the
Dioceze rnust continue without the services oil a
Bishop What course will be taken by the Bishop
snder these circumstances it will be imPossibls TO
;-os~;ns various rurnors Of intended movements on
toe par, OF his friends cufreni Bat most oil mem
involve such monstrous s5surdties, thai we are DIS
inclined TO believe them, We hope, however, Tor
the best: ~e trust that after opportunity Tor sone5
md cnjrn reflection. DO course will lie attempted
likely 10 further discussion nna eTci,snsn.,
nd that the elements OF Etrie will subside INTO
quiet without m effort 10 resist the proper conSe
Gnences of the recent memorable decision.
"A TO the charges of Immoral conduct AGAINST olf
Bjshop. which have now been tried and dscidsd-
and the truth solemnly proclaimed TO The world,
there can be ba; one feeling Of deep humiliation and
rriefin the heart OF every member OF orr commua-
ion, out yYe feel constrained 20 add, that with these
e,oorions OF sorrow for the existence OF the causes
which have brought about this Objection, and with
The wish that the calamity beiallen MIN who mas
been found guilty, may be tempered by the KIND,
ness and forbsaranca OF all, minges sentiment OF
greuIaion that our ecclssiascal SYSTEM under car
e,nsspcss of peculiar trial and difficulty, has been
founcreoua TO the painful and bitter task-and that
opr Bishops have vindceted the purity OF the
Church. With spirit of frmness and integrity Of
nurpose. and dignity worthy our proioundes; ad-
riratiou. gratitude and respect.
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fcnnsrSic,rrn1

DrED-On the 25lh Dec. after IN lines. If :,
hours, RALPH DouGLsss, aged year, II ~
and % days, only son OF Ralph ara Aus.a, ~
ray, late of Baltimore Also, on the Bib ias a..
on illness of one week, JOSEPHINE WAlrss -,
years, months and - days, only daughter ~
same.
This interesting child about tws hours bss0,. ;,
ceased TO breathe, pointed her lilte dnser ,ov,.1
Heaven, saving, want to 60 up lhere:' e,Ir,'
upon her Papa and Mama 10 go with her.
BIest Child thou :, passed from earth away
To the bright realms OF endless day;
Too good, too pure. TO ingel here
THU Il Joined the Angel band up tier.
Thy joyoas smile no more We n see
Nor thy sweet face so full o. glee;
But now thou Il draw by chords os love
Thy parents to thy home above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
Ne,v-YorR Legislature.
SevAvE.-The CHAIR announced the following
Standing Committees

SENATE.-TEe CHAIR announced inc io'io~H'g
Standing Committees:
On caim;1Ms'ssE: Porter sd Sss5'H IUhnsOn
Jnsieiarv"Messfs. Lott sherman. Putnam,
lIlitid-hIessrs. Clark, Chamberlain. Jones
Rail5eadsSslsssn Faslknsr. Hsa, gsekm asa ,,oD.
State Prisons-Nlcssr, Bar,lt Hand: Backus
Banks and Insurance Ccmpdnies-slessr Corning, TAI
7crns and couatiesMessr; Johnson. Rart. Jones.
7r7icnture-s.essts. Smith, Beekman, Emmons.
Commerce and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Putnam. Coming,
Jones' NJ. c,,
Medical Societies and Medical Coeges-nessrs. Backus.
PrrEcses and Eeetioasc, Deyo ralcott Faux
Ensrossed BAs1Nles:ri Lester, Folsom, Beers
FTplrias DI@,Ss-sless Mitchell. 3nrlt Smtl:
ci a9ts' aad Mess Vaa@ Lester Hand
Pubic Bldmss-Nkless Sc owl Na5ney Lott
cSaraaJle and Religious SOeieeshIesrs. Clark, Burn,
"1 P.bi,e Pri"ae-NIesrs Mitchell. Hard, Sherman
oint Library COMMITTEE on the part ~ the Senae-Messrs
Jones, Folsom Wright
Various petitions were presented and referred,
after which the resignation OF MIR Charles Niven
as Sergeant Arms was communicated 10 the
Senate Charles Bryan was subsequently elected
to fill his place. Jared S. Halsey was also elected
Door keeper.
The Governors Message was reiencd to the
Committee of the Whgle.
Mr.. FOLSOM laid on the table preamble and
resolutions iussructing the Judiciary Committee
to report bl! az an early day, requiring all per-
sons who now receive both an annual salary and
fees or petqusites for services rendered 10 any de-
paItment of the Government oil this State, 10 file
with the Treasurer at such times as may be de-
signated in said bill, sn account in writing of all
fees or pcrquisitcs by them respectively received
during the period therein designated, and pay the
amount thereof into the Treasury.
Mr.. EMMoNs laid on the table two resolutions
in relation to Gov. Door, declaring that it is in
expedient in this State to take any action what
ever on the subject
Mr.. HARD Offered resolution, calling upon
the Attorney General for his opinion as to whe-
ther any vacancies now existed in the represent
tatiun of this State in the Senate of the United
States. Laid on the table, % 10 5. Adjourned.
In ASSEMBLY, bill was received from the Sen.
ate authorizing the holding Of special term Of
Oyer and Terminer in the County OF Columbia.
Committed to Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. OAKLEY gave notice of a bill to provide
for The REGISTRY OF VorgRs in this State to pre-
vent Illegal voting. Mr.. GARRErsoN of one to
repeal the Mill Tax, ard Mr.. BLACK ore to sup
press Licentiousness; Mr. MoRalsoN one TO aboI-
ish the Marine Court OF the City OF New. York,
and aso one TO abolish Capital Punishment.
The Senate Bill to authorize the holding Of a
special Oyer and Terminer in Columbia, was
then taken up in Committee Of the Whole, when
warm debate sprung up, in which Messre. Lee,
HARRIS, CoMsTocK, BLoss, VAN ScHooNHovEN,
and otbcs, participated, and the Committee at
length rose, reported progress, and adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

STATE AEIcUL1uRAL SocIETY.--The Annual
Meeting If this Society commences at 10 O'Clock
next Wednesday, Jan. 10, at The Main Hall in the
old Stue House. Officers Of County Agricultural
Societies, ind County and Town superintendent
9; Common Schools, and other friends of Agricui-
ture and !.dacaron. invited TO attend The
location Of The pexr Fair and Cattle Show, ard the
award Of many Premiums fer Agricultural Essay
and Books Tor Schools and LIbrares annng
the subjects that will claim special attention.
Albany Argus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

SENATORIAL ELscrloss-W Wednesday next has
been assigned by the Legislature Of Massschu.
chusetts and Rhode Island for the election OF
United States Senator'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

To- Ifa farmer sa,vs field Of tell acres he nsy s,,s
crop from III; 100 acres, ten times nuch so vh ldy.
ing Country Newspapers Il the seeds OF nioFua,
sown III Counties. from them mar b ,Yra.I
fin more. increased number. The ptincipe f,dy,-
either right wrcng-and II right. there coun,ry e
who cbo.es 10 extend ms business 10 procure a, ,s-Y
toner. he attend TO- AT be Amarc-s SewsnansyS
scrip;oa anu Advertising Agency OF v b. PAINT I, =
hudins the :! item Of advertising in Cuuaity Nev7.
Will be explained L, these vino desire 10 extend Their 49,,
Agent on ie and the prices 0. advertiser, IN ~
are registered in his office whsre explanatory cars NAV
had some OF which contain Map o. the teal Reg,o,
provements Of Pennsylvania. Mnpnf the City u NssYsf
Statistical Tables, Sc. Merchants Manufactures. and ~
els, are invited to call and examine the papcn. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
DIED.

On Friday morning at O'Clock. Mr.. NARY ~,
Willard Thayer. amer Louc sud painful iinss, gRGb
Her friends and ifss- Tire family ayI,e5 .
funeral without further invitation To- norr0s (Sarss
ing 10 o'cack. from her Int residence NJ Ssi
and Amelia 4. Guds, aged months. he-:l
At Hsirfsx, ~ :. 2s;h uli- STEPHEN W nrp,
E4l arc OF the oldest merchants Of tina, oaee otbls
OF the United States. Also. CHARLES w. fIffns y,
aged 81. "u4i~ D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening. the OH ins, hy Res. f- n.
JOHN NJ. CI.AWSOS u Miss MARY ANN ut I'D 4
NJ. CHARLES 81. NEWELL. 10 Ms, NARY s yglb.sssy
CoWDREY. eldest daughter Of lavid " Co,sds.Ss t5ssS
A. the same iprnc. by Rev Dr.. KRIS Mr. W sy s.g
HOWE 70 s.i~ SARAH SOPHIA 'C0YDSRtsvvcls v
dnprss, Sf David ~ ~ cgsssTsK E1 al hs
T0N DURBR0iv TO ESTHER H., ,Iaurbtr, -, ~ tsliIS
] Cartwright, all OF this catY. AA ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT

Ry and nIth ne GHricc aud t0R5ent OF he SenGle.
SAMUEL H. KyEAss Consul of the United States for
the Port of Curthasena. New Grenada, r. L. Sanchez
recalled.
j. b. LACEY of Virginia. TO be Consul Of the United States
for the Port of Neuvitas Cuba. VIM Hogan, recalled
ISAAC L. ToDp, To be Assayer Of the Bnnch Mint of the
United States Dahlonega, IN tho State of Georgln.
JAMES B. LoSGACRE, of Philadelphia. 10 be Engrav4r Of
the Mint of the United States. nj Philadelphia, c. F.
l,nhrerht dacen.eh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
By This Mornings Mail.
rn,ngs In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of Tho New York Tribune.
Purr,nrfrpr4. Jan. TO- 4

PHIrApELrHIl. Jan. 10. +. II.
EroY UARRisBrRG - Ihe STATE Treasurer, Job
Man, sent in Yesterday m l9lss an ara
represented the most iieutIs.lns ne fcrOn
ssas Ga q n 10 be or ii that shall ihe
The Legislature. the postpone mfat 81 ''f gnoaI o. f
e:i f Se1e fs setld f:l Foo Eis5
foEGsRY.-Oa Wednesday, forged check tor
$50 was passed upon he Manufacturers M, ~. sSSA n
ib nt< maid out SEQ was presented nj The G1nN oil Pennsy
respectable lecsns wopan o wmD or father
hearing refusing TO give her nae. OF utter "oa iea'' u
1 DTsTSUcTiyr Flar-rhs large story brick
building known rs the Eagle Factory ai Trenton, ~ j. was
entirely destroyed by fire tins morning ag"H, Whose los
owned By ssss Wsm ieamias' Of tbs C'' whose ''
SpyspZ1'hn steamer Ocean, Captain Bennett
noble vessel and nobs Capain-ade her psssass ', r.
New. York this cy. wcn,y ak hog Se ~ nrba2f
;eiuy evening, and her includes from wn1 10 "ali
CAuGRT.-A lad, apparently nhont 10 yeai is. o..
Bank received the money. and walked OFT Upon exainnI
top p;OSs t to he ia1Si 5r wsn me
SAD AcciDESr.-Dr. y. Il. Lelty. drusslst, was
seriously injured yesterday by the EXPLOSION Of b",.o OF
saphue which he sealing aeaT stove N ms s,"ve
l9l North SecondtFee His face and hanGs were sh0cAnsP
Ou; STocKs-The transactions to day nre light, and
prices had downward tendency. with the exception OF State
s. which ris the Closing Jaes 2, y'ey RAE
rss - gS g s Sla 5 isGsS 6ays Saysaiioa g.
Second Boards Farmers and Mechanics Bank +V; Sio
~ SHIP SHIP Il NEws.-4I P M-Clenred Mis afternoon.
Ships Allegheny. Shanklnnd. \; Orleans Tartar (nev
Lockwood Charlie Brig Repebc, Gates, " Orleans
Schrs Monsoon, Derry, Wilmington. " e. John RanGolph
Lane ~ York Henry Clay johnson, Jersey CITY
irrreIBrgS Brandy Smack. from klo de Jaieirc
NetnInora Finn, from Boston; Palnl AtknS from DO
Scbrs Iochie nf n from Cape Hayden: Joseph Lybtnnd
Rogers from NYork: Squire and Brothers, PRICE, i'm Boston
SLAVE CoNsPlRAcY.-lhere lie going the rounds
oftae pasers horrible tale Of meditated ser'lle
resurrection in this neghborhood TO come oil in the
Christmas Holidays, which is said 10 have been vol
In,arilY unfolded by free colored man named
Morse, formerly OF Princess Anne County, IN The
form Of deposition before Magisirsie in the City
Of N.w-Yo;k. That The faces related by Morse
were contemplated, and plan aid in The City OF
New-Ycrk with tie diabo!Ical purpose stated by
him is potinprobabe butit is certain, tina, tine CO.
lored population OF the Counties of Priacess A1ne
and Norfolk, were never known 10 De more orderly
and free from ell suspicion of INSTRUMENTATION, than
during the last Christmas tide und we are happy
10 assure our friends al the North and elsewhere,
that any socitude they may feel about our SAFETY,
vii! be entirely unnecessary. The statement o,
Morse, however, whether we'll founded or not, Will
serve TO awaken the vigilance OF the citizens OF the
above named Counties. Norfolk Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
|, He RIB N f
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY II.
az TIE wHio ALMANAC for ls45 iu now ready

CT The DAILY TRIBUNE is served sary hour in en-,
caf Of thu City Brooklyn at week pays
bic Garner. those who prefer the rato
Cor siI months year. payable q. the Office in advance
Person, wishing DO served viii please send ia their MINES
h.ough the Post Office or otherwise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

CO II is AL important matter in domestic economy
the kinds and szes of Coal 10 the vanous uses as /, Dr. -.
Coal Office IN this building. Those who have hsd ,r u
keeping up good Coal fires Will find difficulty IA ps
this information attended to. To those who ara psss
toned the ofCoai, every information wi. be eS
given this Office Prices IS - 10 So per ton deysrss
any part OF the City. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
To.Day,s outsids.

First Pags.-Fianz Lssz and Eugene Sue EnS,h and
Chncse Vocabulary The Naturalization LawsSynopsis OF
Mt ngs.ol's Bill City Indulgence Commercial and Ship
News.
Inst pase-s.us for prp,sr, Yisit 10 Rrransrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

NJ Great Wessern Ms. Western. tho Suinea Ssres,S,
Mr. Lynch Miss Adar. Miss Blanchard and Ia Petite Arrs
riye an entertainment this afternoon al tho New Nu
uu, The Ourang Outnng IS ns TO he see beng rotv,
his last dny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

u The steamer Cauebrake, With 700 bales Of
Gotten, was sunk in the Bigb5e river CT the 18Th
uit.
Aso1HER Dis,sIEn.-We learn from The ST
Louis Republican that the fine steamer Render,
Capt. Paxton, from Cincinnati for ST. Louis, with
full cargo, struck snag, abou, ore mile below
Liberty, and sunk to her cabin floor She lies in The
middle of The channel. the Caspian alongside,
taking on board her passengers, and such Of her
furniture and freight could be saved. No lives
lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

70 We see by the Cinciurati papsrs that sub
scfip;ion has been started in that City for pur-
chasing Inc marble bust of Gen. HARRISON, exc
cuted in Italy by CLEvEseER, for the purpose Of
relieving the pressing wants of Mrs. Ceveuger and
her children. Thus viii The citizens Of Cincinnati
render tribute of respect to The memory and skill
OF the ersi and 10 the distinguished public services
OF The great patriot whose memory it perpetuates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

VERMONT CONGRESSIONAL ELRorIoN-W copy
from the Boston Atlas the following partial
turns from the District unrepresented in the next
Congress. A plurality elects on this trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

REWARD TRUE MgRIT.-Ne hold 1t to he ire bounis,I.
of the patfunS oi the American Museum 10 turn Out
raasss and paw substantial compliment. by then y,po5ss
10 In Petite Csrne the charming dnnseusc who bs delsS
benefit ut its cose hsl decidedly the best dancer upco 4
stage of her and indeed mny safely c,aoneo nTss
company with additional voluneersbesles Tn M,
of the Orang. Ouang, and should mis-, the chap,s y
seeing only real the country. The Museum vii i
throngct and the usual afternoon performance will cone a
n'c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

HoRR.-The resolutions from the New hanp
shire Legislature on the trial and Imprisonment CT
Dor, which have been communicated TO the Rhode
Island Legislature have this remark of Gov. Steeles
before the signature: Approved, mos,heartiy ap-
proved. The startling intelligence is received that
Dorr wholly dscountenances and repudis,es' the
stock or scrip issued in his behalf This will
create al immense sensation in tbs Money Market.
Dorr he's authorized his counsel, Messrs. Turner
AID Burgess, to take the necessary steps for suing
out a writ Of error from the Supreme Court Of the
Un;,sd States, and 10 associate with themselves
such others, as counsel, as they may deem expsoi
eut; 10 whose entire management, heretofore, his
case is coo6ded Preliminary steps Tor farther pro
csedinss have already been taken. petition Tor b
writ CT error he's received his signature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

~ French Language .--MANEscA's o .us,. =
sYsTEM.-A Evening Clan for Gentlemen Is 49, ~, IA
form; also, Morning Class for Ladies. Those wssnl-s
JOIN are rogue ted to make application.
Pupils can be admitted into Classes in the End s'a Afs
courses of the System.
Private Instruction during the morning. .,,,.Nt,
nor. ~ MAD: l. aASEscSs Il. 9 3 gRals'.+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

= rrmsr prevails il the City Hall that ap-
plication has been nade TO Chancellor Waiworln
for an Injunction against The easrs. Appletons also
against The proprerors OF certain small papers, for
bidding any publication Of the proceedings Of the
recent ir=l OF Bishop Onderdona. We do not vouch
Tor the truth Of this, but give i, as ona Of the on dts
OF the day. American of last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

Il Burgess, Stringer s. Co. have for sale
pamphlet entitled The Conspiracy against the late
Bishop OF New York, unraveled by one Of the Con-
sprators, viz: James c. Richmond, Presbyter Of
Rhode Island It's a great literary curiosity, as
we nigh, show b. quotations from it's pages il we
h. ri roon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

The STaErTs-We saw ssvsra! men yester-
day with hoss who were apparently trying con
illusions with portion of the mud in Pear'-st.
near Wall There is a fair field open 70, this
apccies of exercise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

FIRE AT CHuRcHvILLE--The Saw Mill of Abra.
ham Warren, at Churchvillr, wns consumed by fire
on Sunday night, the Dist uIt Attached TO the
mill we're turning lathe and other machinery for
mechanical purposes, ell Of which were likewise
destroyed. The mill has two saws besides buzz
saw, and WAC ore of the best in the country. Loss
about $1,000. No insurance
DOMESTIC SLAVE TRADE.-A resolution has be en-
introduced into the Legislature CT Alabama, pro-
hibifing the Introduction of slaves for merchandise.
or for establishing plantations, except by emigrants
and ciiizsns. 1t was referred 10 committee OF
nine, after some considerable confusion. II is in
tended only 10 abolish the practice Of carrying on
large plantations by persons residing 10 other
States.
e A State Temperance Convention will be held
at Harrisburg, Pa. on the 22d of this month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

q The CoRsIcsy BROTHERS, translated from
the French OF Alexander Dumas, OF the most
grsphIc noveists Of the age, is for sale by ". H.
Graham, leo Nassau street.
70 LIrrELL's LlvISo AGE, No. XXXV, con-
tains very valuable Selections from Foreign Pc
riodical Literature. The work mus, be growing
rapidly in the public esteem.
u No. XIV Of The Wandering Jew has been
published BY E. Winchester, "a Ana street.
q This is the last day Of The orang outang al
the New. York Museum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

A ISLANDER ON Mr.. CLAY REFurEp.-Mr. D.
M. Kimball of Easthampton, Mass. Liberty
Party man, and teacher at seminary in that
place, made the assertion, before the late election
that Mr.. CLAY had bet at horse-race on The
Sabbath, and that he had been witness Of the
fact. Another teacher-Mr. Wright, Wing
denied this, quarreled with Mr.. Kimball. and
finally they were both turned oct of the East
hampton Seminary. Mr.. Kimball thercupon, to
make up the matter, furnishes the following state.
mcnt, refuting the contemplate and malicious
SANDER upon Mr.. CLAY:
desire publicly 10 express deep regret of the
injustice done 10 the Hon. HENRY Clay by the
hon, made BY myse time OF poluca excitement of hay
him bet at horse Sunday md employ this
method ofcounteractns. far able. the injustice done
TO him and tho Wing cause.
d. NJ. KIMBALL.
Eas,hamp,on. Dec. 81, 1874.
1t is late in the day for this Kimball to swallow
his miserable libel, but better late than never"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

u OLE But leaves this City for the sunny
Sonth to-day. lie will carry with him the
warm admiration and tervent good wishes OF
thousands among us who have been made hap.
pier if not wiser by the exhibitions of h;swonder,
full genius. Prosperity attend him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

TROUBLE IN THE WIGwAh.-1he Locos are in
great trbulaiion their failure day 10 elect their
caucus nomination for Clerk. This resut so far, in
dica'es moe trouble in embryo, which they dread
to encounter, on more importan, questions. On the
question OF Speaker they worked together admirably
10 both Houses, eecling their caucus nominees or
the first ba!lo,, but The more important questions
arise, the evidences OF an impending storm begin TO
exhibit themselves.
From present appearances il is rot improbable hat
tie election OF the Senator may dsvolve upon the
Wings. itlarri=burgh inteiligencer.
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LsDY's MUSICAL LIBRARY.-The January Nam
Der cf this work is the fret Of Vol w. 1t contains
The Tennessee Galopade,' The Heart Bow'd
Down. Egyptian Air OPEN March, Blue
Boards March, and The Cnain and the king
For sale by w. H. Graham, Tribune Building.
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q The alarm of fire last night about u O'Clock
proceeded from 43 Ann street, occupied by Mr..
Fromeni, Watch Csss maker. No damage of any
consequence.