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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16

FROM THE UrrEy MiSsIsSPrl-The steamboat
Gen. Brook arrived here this morning from Pralre
du Chen, which place she lef; on The Isl inst She
reeor,s the rver rising above the Upper hapds ana
free from ice 4 day or Two before she arrived al
prairie du CHEN complaints had been received OF
drpreda,ons by the Indians al Prairie La CIoss,
and the commanding officer al Prairie du Chen
had sent on q COMPANY OF lutantry 10 FepresS them
''''~ ISt Louis \. Era, April 3.
as The Southern (Chaileston) Patriot, long ur-
der The control of J. n Cardozo, as editor and pro
,r,s,or has nassed into the hands Of Mr.. Martin b
Munro. partner Of Mr.. Cordozo Tor two or three
yearspast.
~ Martin Luther has been appointed surveyor
NJ h Port of Warren This is ;he plaintiff in me ese OF
Luther vs. Borden. the Supreme Court q .ae ms1
States. Nv >
F.ru. AccIpENr-We learn thai The pass, nser
train OF cars on their downward passage on nuiS
day night, Just above Canak. on the Georgia ha!i-
road, passed over the body CT man, wh9 III lag
OF intoxicatcn was asleep on the ROAD, oy "Ii,I.l
he was Instantly killed His body was hoIIiots
maDsled. Augusta ChTon!ce, LII
HONE CoLoNlz.rIoN- meeting has been hetu
in Plymouth, Richland Co. Ohio. 10 tass mo
consideration the proprieiy Of forming q nome
Colonization Society. for the purpose OF coionizns
fee blacks, end those tbs, NAV hereafter be eInan-
cipsted in ,hr United States "Wednesday, May
IL 1875, was appointed the day 20 hold general
convention al Delaware, Ohio for the purpose oil
furthetips The ohjecis of the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16
Ne,y-York Legislature.

MONDAY, April H.
IL TIE SENArE-Mr Folsom presented the pro-
ceedings of delegated meeting of the Temper
ance Societies in the city Of New York, disclaim-
ing all connection with certain handbl circulated
during the recent election. Mr.. Corning made
long report on the bill and petitions for compelling
the banks OF The State 10 redeem fher notes al par
IN Aibqi,g and Netc- York, coming 10 an adverse
conclusion The report was referred TO Commit
tee of the Whole, and several motions 10 prnt were
referred The Senate then proceeded TO the lhlrd
reading o; bills. Among those passed, We're those,
TO provide for the payment OF the deb'Soi lnSo!veni
Safety Fund Banks long debate arose on pl'l
to amend The Revised Statutes IN relation 10 the
taxation of lands OF non-resldents. The bull was
finally recommied to the Committee on Finance,
with instructions 10 report limit beyond which Tue
value of the lands may not be reduced. oh lnoiioh
of Mr. Folsom, The several bills TO incorporate the
New-York Academy of Music, the Colored Home
and the Gallery OF Fne Arts, was referred 10 d
Select Committee, TO report complete.
In the HOUSE, the bill to authorize the Supervl-
sors of Duchess and Madison, 10 restore the dis
tinction between town and couaiy poor, was
amended, on motion OF Mr. w alrah. by Striking
out Madison, and on molten OF other gentlemen,
By adding Saratoga, Greene. Alesany, Essex,
Oneida, Columbia, Ulster and Putnam, aud IN this
shane, the bill was ordered TO a third reading
The Committee of the Whole reported 10 the House
the bill concerning attachments against non.resi-
dent and concealed debtors-and II went 10 thrd
reading The House went INTO Committee, MI.
Beyins in the Chair on the bill recommending u
Couyenioa OF the people N 1876" Mr. Bailey re-
sumed and concluded hls remarks IN favor OF the
bill The Committee then rose and reported pro-
gress. The general orders were resumed, ana li'e
House went into COMMITTEE, Mir Brown IN Inc
Chair on the bill 10 amend the charter OF me LeaNe
and Watts Orphan House Tin relation 10 the age al
which the Orphans might be bound ouD; but with,
out ConS through the bill, the Committee rose, and
the House took recess. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

ALBANY. Monday, Aprt! Il, iSl5.
In the Assembly this afternoon, the bill author
ize the Trustees of the Leake and watts orphan
House 10 bind out apprentices at II years OF age
was passed in Committee. MIR. Wheeler ana MI
Oakley made unsuccessful attempts 10 strike out
the limit II years so tina; no child should be 99p-
nrenticcd until If years OF age. Power IS also
given 10 the Trustees 20 bind out children In the
State of New-Jersey. One OF the conditions OIL
each indeuuye is TO be, that the chid shaii receive
nj least three months schooling IN each year OF the
annyenticeship. In the House the bill was referred
To- Messrs Thompson, Wheeler and Morrison to
perfect. ,L Inns or tho
Chenanso Canal (Thls, take It, Is a rIsn pu!-
lssaue ON that r0tiGhte improvements -uwty :
Chepspco Canal The next thing VIII be iailheF
imitation of the Pennington Caual, where, II an.
rightly informed, the only dividend ever MADE wa Was
from the sale of hay cut on the toscpaHE ils
mango Canal has never yet been mus laI
Also, the bill for the reliet OF PatricR Oo9he!,
whose salt lands at Salt Polnt nau ieesi'~NS
uu6stnaole INJURY.
Also, the bill for the relief Of Yates Vanaefoo-
CART, Canal Contractors who did not gel Qelle as
much out Of the State as they thought 'hey "sie
entitled 10.
Also, the bills to authorize the lease of certain
surplus Canal waters al Acadia, WAYNE County !;
for the relief OF MeSSrS. Pearson to annex part
of the Town of SuSt TO ElGcott, ChautarQue Cout-
"; fox the relief OF George Gardner and Others, "a
rsrv old acquaintance,) and tor the relief OF John
Watkins.
The House also passed in Committee the bill TO
axtrnd The charter of the Commercial Bank OF
Albany, until 1856 The history of this bank is
we'll known, and as the charter contains all The
im,,ar;ons tha; the most strict Barnburners could
desire, i, did not NEE, with much opposlno !,
Whether i, will receive two-thrrd woe on us INA
passage. remajpst 10 be seen think twill;
The bill 10 reduce The salaries of the Officers o.
the Auburn State Prison 20 per cent ca called 0a
considerable debate, but was carried ne ss,a r
need of justice was then measured oa' 10 o1e o''
GERS OF the Sins-Sing Prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16
CONSIST OCH Y CO.
Ne 81 Courilaud-stFeet,
Have on hand.
4 tn. following asmed
y 7 ICL l. 5,
w hitch havs obtained
Such aGlnnaded

All til. loi iow ing named
whi: 5sl 41 ssi,S defined
CoNyrls M,cIcAL PAS ErTRAeron, for Instantly re.
Is e Or 8. scar ' vii Win sS cure the ooyu y eomah
al g;y Is absolutely 5,q:sd tor H. 'iI: r;r.,,,
Sold. Bruises, Piles either Blind or
s ,su S5 5s, Ey. Cords sun D Jsi, and ou.
VIII positively Be- by the Of ,r ld,Ga Ps>'g5ie
r;r aud L,r,ne The ceptics invite 20 call and be
3 Mb iSsq q T eafl9 a Rf s i' asd Gsu by
til, maly. I'hev warranted - Gu any case
.uef. r. sa .ses, Wt i've IN msa3 cerics,e.
&c his City Who haze u'edhis Oh with com
plv, success, We invite all who troubled with any DIS
Cs,sct. Er,rqetef Sdr.tJaria As pure an article
DE- made. The price reasonable that the Poor
Afford to nut - f=a tgr 68tIe o, yer 39Is
from all impurities These who have been nprudent in the
e Ca0rsl Will md suIe relief lranIt -
Eqst rriir liar Dye II ms chemical PREPARATION Will
color the I,r sny shade from lisht brown e,
ffacs Yoa Roqe5es or Bel Bass IN Your Housc-A sure
N;mmsio OF these noNiouS yernn may be n9d at Il Court
III. CSinese qi- Eradieato,-W Warranted remove the
HAIR from the Face Neck and Arms and Will not inquire the
DR. Dr.. spoFr, Remedy for the Nervous or BGous SICK
Heal-.7cae- hole famdes member Of which was
subject &c it. have been ensed by its use
JtIstsrs Brlsqm@ wa Choly-E1tract Of L.iserTort
and Balslm Of Lyerwor for all diseases OF the Lungs
N5 SeI@ which all Stoves and Pie, may
key with as beautiful polish ,s Coach Body
M 9Sr r pgiedh & amms WI re sr Is cents.
LoHgleys Ussiein hidGR PaEgceG-s warranted TO cure
any Asthma DySepsls indigestion or Costveness &c.
De,ierrs lJ-ic Hair OH gives the hair BEAUTIFUL
gloss aud ucaes II curl and wholly unlike any other
OIL never soils tine finest Ladies' Hats the least.
Preserre and Bed.lilfy the HmrBy using the Genuine
Olinses Balm Of Colambt. which Immediately stops the
Htir .rom falling cut aud restores BALD keeps
Hair free from scUEF- sold oNtr genuine
II 81 Courani street;
geich Tcoih-.1che Drops Warranted CURE aud will
NOT niure teets or gums frce. Is per botlle.
WORSiS.-k0iRsioek's Irmiags.-l 1t is entirely yEGE-
anu m delIcat. D.,
should there be wOEA5,. Frice, p cents
HGg'J Liurpent-Wnl any of Piles, (rither
Elind or Bleeding l.-NNFRANryD
CAUTION 70 De RENiEMBERED.--Th shove
raurd Articles soit ONLY genuine this City by
CossrocK Go. q Courtland and By Dr.. Field
V f. corner Of Fhud Avenue and Tenth s-ln -tcokiyn
10 Eultou-st REMEMBER THE NUMBERS! TAKE
rut, -wIrr, ,ot-. az I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16
THE TRIBUNE.
The Passcn gers OF the Swallow.


The Troy Uhig has published The list OF the
sengers on the Inflated Swallow, made up from
record Of the Clerk. 1t appears that the whole num-
Der Of passengers kno,en 10 have been on board Is
PSI. o. this number II are known to have been
lost, and with single exception Chat Of the Of
Gen. NJ lthcO their bodies have been recovered
|, is positively ascertained that 1911 saved
This leaves l6 of the number known to have been
on board still unaccouned for by mime, though it's
believed by the officers of the boat that they
all or nearly all saved either in the Rochester, Elk
press, OF some Of the small boats that went out
from the shore.
The Clerk OF the Rochester states that there
were collected Of the Swallows tickets l52, and
says there were as many as 10 came on board from
the Swallow without tickets. One Of the owners
ol the Express states that they collected Of the
Swallows tickets 90, and that there came on board
from the Swallow as many as 20 without tickets.
There were taken from the wreck In small boats,
rs many as 30 which were taken to Athens and
Hudson. The above, with the II found drowned,
makes in all 256 passengers accounted for. AS
neither the Rochester nor Express ascertained the
OF all the passengers that came on board from
the Swallow, 1t is impossible to give perfect lis
Of the persons saved or missing.
The list oil those not accounted for By name, but
who, it is hoped, We're included among those saved
from the wreck, and whose names were not after.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16

OI- "a WARD LUMBER YARD. al tie zoe; OF 5iin
l = street: Hc6.on B:ver.-G. 5. MOTT takes pleasure
IN giving notice the owners Of rel estate AMI
.s. he ms CT hauc large assortneE: o: LI-t-r OF Il
kDas which cers for safe me most atvat-ssoI'
ter-ns z7G vel aware be corrPee with o;E de-
srs IN the City, pcss and quality, and particularly N
ytes IL persons 70 give hin g: and examine his ssoeA
ursyioUs 20 purchasing. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16
FpIGRAM.

:, Guilty or not ," Eleven answer " Yes"
The while the twelfth persists il saying No.;
Until At length, oe-ccu.e by WEAKNESS,
He in despair cries e YANG uER. LII Us GO " O. r.
Evening Gazette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16
GRAHAM HouSE-SEw ARRASGEMENT.-Ro

GRAHAM HOUSE-NEw Al;f@aSGEMENT-RoS-
WILL GOSS informs his friends and the public that he
nus enlarged his BOARDING. ESTABLISHMENT, known
IS the Graham House, IS Barclaystr0et, by aiding TO II
the adoinng house, and prepared 10 accommodate ta-
81 nj or permanent Boarders the favorable terms.
Al friends OF Temperance desiring quiet home, and free
o;a from the fumes alcohol and tobacco invited TO
petronize this house. The Vegetable system, with the
choicest selection OF fr-i,s which the Affords
will be strictly adhered to, but table VIII bc served for
tho c who prefer the Ordinary mode. or mixed Diet.
Cro;on Shower, Warm and Gold Baths, free
o5 II KcSN ELL bOSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16

How many there were on board beside those
thus condIonally positively accounted for, is OF
course unknown. It's 10 be feared, however, that
when the news of the disaster has been spread
throughout the Country, it will be found that others
mus, be added to the list of the lost 1t must also
be remembered that the numbers paid TO have been
saved in the Rochester and Express not positively
known 10 be- correct. The number who went on
board those boats without tickets being matter of
puess wori,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16

.!ohu y. Brown Co. respectfully l:orm their
ends snd nlrrs that Irou-h ih- kindness Of their
friends essrs Ackenan Miller thsy have obtained pos
s.ssn ns few weeks Of the formerly occupied b.
less a Il NJ No GI NsssaU-sGe.t, Ann street whe-e
hcy w few days be prepared for business with the bal.
lane. Of their stock preserved from the late ire aiO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16

- Lost At the late i.e the 9Th Instant. cory Of
BLAME Encyclopedia of the Ru Sports Of Elgland also
the nsleT. Souvenir: both valuable London Editions with
pai... thong that ih,S- works ken out bY some
Isn for number OF other books N siini-
or p,ssvssor will much obcs bJTctunus linen, AZ
IOiIN j. BROWN y 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c.

g RICHARD FISHER. Jr. wArCu-3fAKER and
IN Jewellcr Is now prepared 10 sell Watches at
tail lower than any other house ln the city. As
he II constantly receiving all descriptions direct from the
manufacturers In England France and Switzerland. he Is
ffom SIS to 500 each: silver do from SIS to $40 each
all warranted 10 keep good tnc the money reiuTred-
Also vsry good assortment OF Jcwelry and Silver Ware
very low " B.Second hand Watches and old Gold and
Silver taken In exchange bought cash Watches
Clocks Boxes and Jcwey repaired Ia the best man
nar and warranted by experienced workmen as low
other house in the city KICHKD FISHER, Jr. importer
Of Watches and Jqwelry, wholesale and RETAIL No. 33i
Broadway, NGwYork few doors above the City Hoe.
nl,,l MN RICH MD FISHER. Jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16
MEDICINES.
AIRS BALsAh OF WILD CHERRY.


WIsTAE's BALsAa OF WILD CHEER {.
,oNroI->p BILsLMIc PREPARArIoN FRon WILD CHERRY
7bs hest remedy no,vn TO the rorid for the cure Of
copghs. colts, asthma, Group, Needing OF The
iuags, tcao9pins cough 6To',cllts' IN
T,sen-a, shorhess Of breath, pun
and iceal;ness III The breast
or SIDE, LIrr c1m-
paint, ana the
mrs. stages Of
CONSUMPTION.
4 THOUSAND CURES, IN cases deemed utterly
ht b1y -ly established lis superiority crer =yeEy
former med cal discovery; J. has ll"iys e,en sty-l Sai
;ur-s PFseLgton eing formed sl-fil Tom esn'e.
hcI ,e,rr wlerrvsr diseases 81 TIE u1=, prevail. We
nv lew instances Of lts extraordinary power rum GAIA
efT 1 ,dirSs vii D. given At the N.wyotk As=acyl
$50 was eiysa M bya OF SeF 10 - o e9aset
- nd {rI ,urno. fo' E The sIt-aised amt n
49, Of matter sort OF hoay sGc--h4t its.
40 rsdciu. for moo "a b-ig- past al! hope--Et-y
curedsy *" bottles 81 ms a4s4n il September nc Oe''
'T t,a. NswYotk CITY wis had OF ,isp: lying down
80 ttzir. ob-e1 70 sl-e2 Si,tius ostuss
80 far cured : 70 attend 10 his business IN the most sosmy
lions Brail-- Esq + J.a=iea L l. cuF-d Of ss;ha4
OF y lar Hadiazfeld Y iv.tifes unde- oath ~,
~ yiScnt cough and PEIu me siGefor moaths
.-e Quantities o corrupt u'er-aiSo much biood-is pay
s!cisns could Do but l;; iof niIsTs Inn Pls ct t:s
oG;n. consumption seiY cured By three boks Of WIS
az D. HcpkiHs Of Krowlesrille. y Y -aely
cur,d Of sr complaint AID general debility Of eshErrr
H9 I'm Hinsn VI D. HUNTINGTON cured CHILD #
scroble OF obs;G.te disease OF ne lsHss. .e+ he bad s-
iii The usual remedies N vain
prove acoaiesiiby he vast superiority o! tbs 5ssam II
sysr hade Of 1as and liver dis every other p1=a
100 ~ tnfore known 20 tn world.
sod wholesale and retail b. A B . Sands Waolesa
D.u-siss % :ul;on-stTest NewSork Sold also AZ q
scrrts IN tbs City Per 81 Per bottle. SIX bo-s foF -
mh=9 5D-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16
WHOLE NO. 1850.
AGENCIES.

.yyYggS MERCHANTS. MECH HANS ASlCS FAM SA
Eky bh ra FAC ENcI o.
rs ocsi station ASSISTANT pHstmlsis; .eneTJ SSns
ssEN t BGSiNES ps;teeGafy n eOaoscos wi;h Ne
Departments otihe National q
which ne hencSisrh associated with HtNhf - hie.Lt
ofibe state OF New York.
70 transact with ehe Department o the General
al Wssnneog with o, the SSste tie, eirea 81 40
IN The u1ion, have then ~ us ofVapty a'eiec 70 e
ass,ressir. The Undersigned
on Inc ,nn-coUtiuned Connection Of bcn w.h
re Te~spaper Press tn Post oce and ether Pubr Or
and tT,nssei,on ofbusaess through tne;r Asency.
Iawyers PaShc Officers, Ceotrnc'cr AM Others having bus
.e F.i a.is's S' Fitaali Nr es e
sRFf Ssy or w the sael aa 0e
NAV find this ,eHcy condrrs 70 thelt interest IN the way o
dan Nations OF Foreign Gorernren,> also aHeniei
pecai attention Will De pad to those wn 'Visn 70 buy
Sure from the North u south are respectfully ss
Circular concerning Agrcuursl improvement he Snh
o;ber Jesrna!s-
be addressed the sub,cn6rs, eher at Albany NewNoS.
CT Hashisg:an-pariiculaIy al the latter place.
HEM HMM Z o 5Ti'fGfS
Sensible OF, the rsan9d ecu',csies with winch he has
quarter century ago JOHN : SIMMER adds h, note :or
msntaS :. intercourse thu, ong csutnue aud 10 rccpr
cate OF editorial friends who may svot HIM
with few insertions 81 this notAre. ~ sdlwU&-iN
" X PALNIEk'> ANlsklt-iN \EWStNFs.N NJ
' VERTISINt; AGENCY. ttuTnnrily located 4; No
20 Ann,t ndjouiuy The Tribune Office lrenovv eouse.
quencs OF the destruction BY hr ct the Tribune Budine
the Acvnt prepared 10 receive 5
some the best uewsp OF most OF the pnclga towns and
cite. OF every the Uuiau copies of WHICH together
with the ;ess IT Advertising may be sesn Al his olee
For the Information of Merchants Manufacturers aud others
who desire 10 extend knowledge of their rahcs nu1e,s
streets aud pursuits throughout hs country and thereby IN
crease their country the Agent respectfully notifies
hs that hr duly authorized make contracts Tor the e,
sra paper, which he the AGENT and give receipts Tor at
monies paid 10 him OF the ptoTrictors Mn
view TO ca,e the selection Of such districts OF country IS
NAV hest suit the diFeea kinds OF business which IN, nj
nt,on OF the PEOPLE of the country be invited be sirS
The name, of some the pIacipAl towns citldes VIZ:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16
BOARD.

BOARD IN EAST BRoADWAf-Tm.;G seetle ,n z. and
ID their wi,rs sud three four youu; gentlemen can DC &C
rommolltrd with board Ia respectable private family here
tere are other bOAders Al Ib9 last Broadway Terms
mnIsoie -I-2
BOARD eau be- had Ior Gentleman sad his WE IN
ID small private family aud frs, ciaI house essanty aitaa
ted No Attorney street, between last BTosdmay aud
Grand streets avg Nv
DOARDl Nc Pheasant apartments may b. had Win board
Dby gentleman aud hi, lady AZ i20 Orchard street her-
az exchanged aIu W
DUAhu-OGe or Two g-ntemsn -in BE- handsomely A..
ID commodated with full partial Board at No. u East
broadway where ;hprp arr hut few hoardcrs ~ I'm
pOAlD Wan I'D tor . t'rn,lsman and hi, Wile ~
ID family ~ the part OF the City whore there are ou
,vm y, ,bs I%,y.r Post Once anfy
DOARDING-Ons or tive gentlemen can he accommodated
ID with benkiar md ten lull boar II desired ~ sppYha
,oon NJ No - r.hv Reference, exchanged mha I'm
DDAkDlNtY--.inS u tIsit. 100, 49, and lob
ID Roadway New York The public aud Atrsnsen 'i,'t'
ing th city respectfully informed that the above pra,
ses have lifted msnner for the ontsitSn-
ment Of PERMANENT aRd TRANSIENT BOARD
Frs. 49,,
The location is pleasant aud central TO bu,inss.-the apsf
SPACIOUS light and airy and handsomely iuIrhre
hroug with furniture beds. bedding, Sc Ihe "a
bic Will be abundndy supplied with the best the market a.
forIo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16

ITa\tsl- tNo \! 5r-itfees 70 its's Dr~Ss ntaklns
W -. .-e,4 OPPORTUNITY f3s seeaIrae /. thoroaSn
sS.r of ne bu>!.sss y ofrsvd irpy 10 p Grow 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16

NJ A\Ir.lIN sisu oy rv>I~StAe!e OF ~ W.
w NAN with GOOD city FSeSeaee As eeok WAC aaos 81
,aI ,,;fy /, ssc 80 asher inoser APPLY a ~
\ 80 fran, h4Sr=srGt. a9 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16

4 ,,.,,s.,5u o. re,I-esoie woman TO COOK
" - III ios or !, ehAb fGad. wsshe. and Irorer -
sri,a,- family Socd city references gireH Apyii E y
,ls.t--. 81 hfsrrr~rt ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16

l\FfI-S situation ~ especrah;e youlS Girl TO 20
w .eSf b,sswurs good washer aud irner CHAMBER
a,J taSi -y reie,eGee. Please sad al 10 Ohyer.srse
hack -r-,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16

F,pr-Atl2 o'clock. on Saturday nishi. a fire
nt. eut IN The cabiaet makers shop Of J. NJ FaaceEey
a.. DIV good. store q A L STATS Rive siFee:
IT, ,,r.s 70 ,hs ADJACENT buildings occupied oy Hooper
Co Io5sng glass warehouse and Wilder Sno's dry
,s The rppe. STOKES Of The ;kree stores were con
s.dersbl.- carnsSed
Ey- A gil, whose rarne we DID mol earn, was
Ill at Valley Fails. lsst SATURDAY, and was thrown
assinst the wall with such violence that she was
instantly killed. providence journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16
WANTED.

.Lapy w,hs. situation as TEACHER N Pfllya tt
4 fmilr or 10 give few founs Ltd'es .oa
- - ia ho,sss saiiv She Is competent 10 give in,true
~ = b. Encsh banehes and would sasnd ore OF tHe
Sm, :, sach hoar IS ms sut hera to sire p'fs ''
.oss to their dsnsht ,.,..
1G,.-ss> c \ :, This Office ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-31
NE VS. FOR EUROPE.
illustrated Weekly Herald.
EXTRA HERALD.

The mail bags of the steam ship Britannia will
close at Adams u Co.'s in this city, at to five
O'Clock this afternoon. The ship will leave Boston
tomorrow noon.
The Weekly Herald, illustrated with beautiful
engraving of the New York Pilot Boats, and con-
tanning all the news of the week, will be issued at
So'cock this morning, at sixpence copy.
The Extra Herald with the intelligence that may
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-31

TRIAL OF SpEED.-The New York pilot boat Mary
Ellen accidenty met the Baltimore pilot boat Eye,
off Chincotrague, on Thursday, and had trial Of
speed with her. The Mary Ellen came In three
lengths ahead Of the Eye, in 1901 and 7:3l-only
two heats run. This is the shortest time on record.
The Mary Ellen is new boat, and was on her first
cruize
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-31

YAcHr1No.-The yacht La Coquilla, belonging to
John G. Jay, Esq, of Rye; and the Cygnet, belong
ing to Messrs. Edgar, of New York, arrived at New
London last Wednesday. They left this city on
Tuesday morning, and anchored all night at Hun
tington Harbor, and made a splendid run to New
London.