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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-06
Eriraeij'om letter TO the editor era. Union, dated

Extract from letter 10 the editor offhe Union dated
q, ,o.s
w. - AZ; n's''' -
we nave shls morning received advlces 70 the
io'n instant nom the convention. They will not
proSao,y pIlns 'ner aoors to close before the LIST
OF oeP'emper Inc question whether we shall
forthwith organize under the new system so - 10
nave our SENATORS anu representatives IN the United
States Congress Instantly upon the acceptance of
our CONSTITUTION, Is one wnich mas already under
some much discussion Out OF doors at Austin, and 10
probably before ms time IN active debate IN the
convention; In that body many OF The friends OF
opposed to annexation have united themselves
with others to oppose the immediate organization;
but the last advices lead us TO believe that the orr
g'nal and true friends ofannexaon will nevertheless
succeed IN carrying the measure. No doubt al all
is entertained but that the general hneaments and
features OF our bantng will be so perfectly ana
egiiimaely democratic as to permit none OF Its re-
atlons in the great church at the Vatican, TO hes-
tate in pronouncing Il of the right stock, or pause
for moment in giving il all the rites Of the bapt's.
NAL font with little inquiry about its sponsors.
From the ~ o. Jeneronian Republican Aug. 3D.
TEXAS NEWS.
By the McKim, which arrived this morning, we
received full files of Texas papers. from which we
compile the following items;
The American troops al Corpus Christi consist of
about / loo men. ali n good health. and inpatient
for 6ght They are strongly fortified. In expecta-
lion Of an attack. The MeTican force Al Matamo-
ras il said TO be 600 strong: reported 10 be fortifv
ing that citv. The DRAGONS under Col Twipes.
from Fort Jesup. had reached San Antonio safely
md are exnected 10 ;on General Tavlor at Corpns
Christi. "
THE pro,rac,ed drought has dried mn Csalveaton
BAYOU emptvine into he Guf-a thing never before
known. /, x nroposed n throw a dam across the
| bayou, To exclude the water Of the Gulf and thus
fnrnish The civ with sunnlv az fresh water Gal
cert among the ladies. The aNews' states that no
less han three cases of corporeal punishment had
been inflicted within few days past by loving hus
| bands on offectonate wives! The Etkiopian Min
stres. from this city, we learn from the Photograph,
are poing II with nerfect rush in Houston. n
The N,s, Of Inc lI,h saws. thai three large lions
| have Lately been seen IN Rrazoria county. One Of
them was killed WEIGHING 45O hounds. They re-
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d. PAINE & co,
Managers Of Lotteries, Richmond, Va.

GRAND SCHEME FOR SEPT. 90
4O0OO-$2O, OO0--l66 of 1000 each.
Lowest No. prize VI, 200.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Glass No. 60.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del, on Saturday
Sept. %, l645.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-06

An impression has gotten abroad that the United
States schooner On-kn-hye had important despatch
es for General Taylor at Corpus Christi. Such was
not the fact Lieut. Sinclair had no dispatches,
the On-ka-hy-e being ordered TO ply as packet be-
tween Mobile and Corpus Christi. 1t was mpossi-
ble in her crippled condition, for Lieut. Sinclair to
perform that service, and hence il was deemed i'd
visable for him to return to This port for repairs
Norfolk Beacon, Sept. 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
CITY INTELLIGE nee.
WEDNESDAY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge Belts.

CASE OF w, C. HAxIrx.-Mr. H. was nrst mate OF a
brig from Havana, and plead guilty on Tuesday, of smug
cling 1000 cigars. lie brought up today for sentence
The Court remarked HIM the penalty which attends the
crime OF smuggling II having appeared however, on the
examination OF the present charge that the object Of pur-
chasing the cigars in Cubs 10 make them present,
and that there intention 10 sUgge te the Court
Is dsposed look :vorably upon the case lie was sen
fenced 10 pay OF S. The cigars. OF course were for
feiel. They cost ;l,s mate $40 in Cuba.
CASE OF NILES 2. ARDETsoS.-Ths was charge Of de-
scriion. hrough; three weeks ago. against Areton
.y the OF the Swedish bark Gustaya. The u s.
Commissioner, Before whom he fret brought, ordered
him be returned 10 his ship, He then taken by
witt haoeas corpus. before Chief Justice Jones aLo final
IL discharged and he rearrtsted by process from
the T. $. Court and the up for hearing to-ay
before Judge Bets. Judge Stslnccht appeared the
part Of the Captain, and MesS. Bebee and Manchester
Tor the The shipping articles shown In
which the name Of Ardetson appeared.
Judge Belts, after the hca.ing Of testimony
pr,ssed opinion that the terms tic Treaty having
he fIlHe1 by proof from documents and demand from
lie Swedh Consul, whereby IL was shown that Ardetsor
had belonged the Gustava II proper he should be
surrendered TO :hc Consul Further testimony, however
was conc into by which II appeared that the Captain of the
Gustaya was IN the officers and crew. and that
he more than told them TO 20 10 IL, and so on
Shore and he would ship another crew. The vessel lay
NJ the time Brooklyn TIE D1:c ard the whole Of the
crew finally left the vessel after which the Captae applied
10 the Swedish Consul, under tho terms of the Treaty be-
tween the countries, TO make ppi alton 10 the author
flies and have them arrested deSercTs IL aSo appear
cd that when A:deson arrested he told tie officer that
:he C.pa owed him years wages, aud he was the
way 10 lawyers 10 his claim. The Court consider
iag Ardeison had been regularly discharged by the
Captain OF the Gustava he could not be proceeded against
rs q deserter, and dismissed the complaint
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

THE BLEssINc AND THE CuRsE.-The Charles
ion Courier publishes the following sad tale, which
could never have become true, if the tolls and tears
of Slaves had not mois,ened the soil Of South Car
olina.
Since the discovery that cotton would mature-in
South Carolina she has reaped golden harvest; /;
bat il Is feared that ii has proved curse rather
than blessing, and we believe that she would at
this day be in a far better condition, had the DIS
coyery never been made. Cotton has been 20 ;
Carolina what the mines Of Mexico were 10 Spsin
it has Produced US such an abundant SUPPLY ot all
tue Injuries and the elegancies OF life, with so little
exertion on our part, tha, we have become enerS5-
ted and nnftted for other and more lahonous pnr-
suits. and unprepared 10 meet the state OF things
which sooner or later mIst come about. Il Is out
OF place here predc, that the day is not tar ciS
,aut, yea, close al hand, when we shall find that we
can no ionger live by that which has heretofore
welded US not only bountiful and sumP'uous iy-
ing at home, but has furnished the, means Tor car
rying thousands and tens of thousands of our cut
zenS 10 squander their gold IN other conntties-.,hat
we have wasted the fruits OF arch, virgin son, IN
ease and luxury-,hat those who have pract'sed
Sufficient industry and economy 10 accumulate cap
ital have left or leaving US, 10 populate oiAer
States !!
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
IEAEY 4 cos

FASHION FOR SPRING. ISi3. ~,
CENTLENEN'S HATS Of cur Spring pattern VIII ue
ady for sale aud delivery and after Friday the 18th
nstaut. y ..- c,- ,h.o,
sunr seoso and to preclude all possibility ol error III e
minds of the public and trade generally IN s cy and else
present. the following desil of It's proportions M
GROW Nh inches high, 5l6 bell At Sides bell IN front
and rear, ! yeouan, curve r,.,
TiP-5-i6 zach oval me edge rounded of l-l5 inch
BRlAi-2; inches wide all around-Set natural curve
Curl, wide
BAND and BINDINGS: inch wide.
The p,r,cular of the bIm unique, aud our customers
will be served with style expressly ADAPTED 10 the character
istic features aud FORM Of cachrespecvely 10 loiisu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
COURT OF coMnoN PLEAS.

Benz ArDsLEY vs. RoBT and Wn DAVIS The case
was tried befo when the Jury could agree. 1t
is a action of Trcspas damages from McSsrs
D. for making fo.cibe entry Of the workshop Mr..
Aulsey No. li2 East Broadway, and taking away GER
articles Of machinery. The def.ncc that Messrs
d. had an iutcrcs: In the establishment, ard justified
Ia doing what they did. Verdict for Plaintiff, $50.
Bi.SJ. LIZ Roy VS. WARREN 5. WILKEY and G.. NJ. Ro-
GERs-Mr. W. claimed to the stock Of a shoeGealer
In Canal under old assignment, and took and sold
the stock in October last Mr. lie Roy also claimed 10
under assignment and brings action OF respass
The value. contendng that the Old assignment
not valid. Verdict for defendants.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
coRoSER,s OFFICE.

SrppEN DEATH FROM AccIpESr.-As n number of men
were engaged this afternoon in hoSng pilot bsat upon
the screw dock Pike street. by the giving way oil one
OF the sections the fell with great force down upon
Young man named William Kieh, aged 90 resident oI
BrooAlvn who was at work underneath ana oieiS mn,
forward crushed his back rgh'iuly that nc srrNVeu
but few minutes Tho Coroner WAS caie1 10 hou ''' ~
quest. =. " 20
FouNp DEAD IN BEp-The Coroner was called to No %
Cherry street. 10 hold inquest ON the body OF an n'e
peratc said 10 be named Nicholson OF n'is aye
nat,ve of Iroa,d who was found dead in her bed this
morning verdict-Dca,h from intemperaneo and expo
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

rr,O FJrHNlSHERS OF HOTELS, STEAMBOATS,.
&c-Thr of all parties about 10 puTch,se Car
Ietrg OH Cloths any article IN the line IS respectfully in
vite large aud assortment 81 the subscriber
Furnishes Hotels and Steamboats, would be enabled TO make
satisfactory selections t' could be made az any either
Store The city. Families also intending 10 furnish the ensu
ng sprGg will find 1t greatly 10 their interest 10 call before
making their purchases they will lind Of the best select
ed aud most variety of patterns oi all the various
styles OF Capetns OIL l@s Rugs, &c that there IN the
market and al prices pefiectly satisfactory.
w. II. GUlONS New Stor-
on RrOllSs and II DIyigOnst
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

Tax WALDESsEs. wonderful People once
numbered some hundreds of thousands, afterwards
they were reduced 10 less than one thousand; - anc
now there are about twenty-four thousands Ihey
have endured thirty-seven prosecutions. ihey
still nlauair, as did their fathers, the essential
doctriacs of the Gospel, and rising IN inieili-
gence They are very poor, but cheerful, indus
rIous, and maay OF them are devoiedly PlouS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

SyODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.-The sub
y server wishes 10 make known 10 the public, that much
m The biscuit and crackers which sold III this city By
The above names are entirely different from the SODA Bis
CUT and suGAR CRACKERS made ct his Bakery which
have been used by invalts particularly these who suffer
from Indigestion, for more than twenty years with the best
results while the imitation, which be made for less
prce though perhaEs good for person in health whoi
IL unfit for the sick. The above BISCUIT and CKAcEERs,
alio BUTTER BISCUIT WINE BISCUIT, BUTTER CRACKERS,
WATEa CRACKERS, PILOT aGd NAVY BREAD ali Of the first
quality are constantly sale the well known establish
n en 215 Washington street, corner of Warren
NJ istf EPHRAIM TaEADwELL-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

goARDING-MRs. GoSS having opened the new ard
copmcticas hoase 20 Vesey-scet the astor House,
nroTers choice of desirable transient or pcrua-
rent Boarers croton shower. and cold baths free
The location very central yet quiet and shsdy Terms
moderate. su' sls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

HoARpING-Two or three gentlemen be ACCOM-
moasted with single roops. with CRATES, at Mrs Jane
Halgh;'s No. "a BarcIay-st Also, room and bedroom
let with board. Reference given and required )Si
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
FrOm lie KcnupJcc (Nir ! Jnurral

NOLNEY B. PALMER Esq Newspaper Subscription
and 4dreri!Nng 2Sen Is hereby appointed isent for
Journal the cities Of Boston, New-i ork. Phidephl and
Baltimore He is fully authorized receive money and
oept for all subscribers and adver.enent5 he may
obtain His offices No 10 State street Boston, ~ Ann
street New. or 30 Pine street. prl-pa aud - T..
ncr Of Baltimore and Calvert streets Bel;imor. This agency
on ou- behalf discontinue the end of year from date
unless renewed by a notice.
Aurust, EpL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

MI LIMESTONE VALLEY LiND.-ihe sub
iN criber wishing retire from frnns offers for sale
--. Bloomingdale, the estate which he resies.
in Baltimore county Naryan Il miles from the
miles ro the vsge Of liessTlow aud on side adj
the lIrnover Tupke Road Ii Is situated at the head of
that beautiful aud fney cultivated couairy krown the
western Kun Valley, and comprises IN It's limits 1860
,crs of land improved with house. several tenants
dselincS capacicus barns ovrr.ecr house servants house
two siries dsery. backsms shop ice huue, carTia-e
house s,7blng hay houses SC Also very large apple and
,,.,c orchards of the best selections Of fruit.
j. cleared lmesoa land high STATE of cultivation haTrs
b,n extensively lined pa-tred and coversd. and stable
,rrr. IL Is under the very best of chesur rail fences. d.
v;dnc every part of the farm square fields Of ccryen
t Sizrs all 81 which well waered aud easy Of AZ
proach stock from the bans 10y lane which .uns through
The niiLd e oftie whole farm. -,
Fine crops of whst rye corn oats and hay prohtiby
made and sold every year from this farm and the products o
~ I,i.s with small articles OF marketing have
r,p,y afford lo1ds twice week for the market waE
limestone abundant the premises. and eonsIderahIe
,ics Of IL As well burnt llre. have e made 10 DIS
limestone and which lime is b-comns N general use
Protestant Episcofcl Chu;La, Methodist Baptist aud
other Nceiin. Houses arr in the relchborhood.
The mansol house Is built c bnck. yellow washed 90 iect
Cont hy "a deep with the side buildings. situated on ee
va; and commanding .iuaticn at The had o the valley aud
and forest trees through which passes tie clear aud rapid
Western Run makes il first descent from the hills AZ
all times ao!das the angler the Gsst tout fishing amse
70 sn pur.hasers this will be divided and sold in
5r distinct f.rms from three hundcf each
and upon portion ihe!e will be comfortable barns and
other Improvements.
allowed for the payments Il hOhACt Lof p,
i.eistegtOwu. llGfyllqd
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
sCRoFULA-NNG's EvILl-sc9oFUI.A
Recently Published.
AND OBSERVATIONS ON
-~p orT-I oT-S DISEASES

SCRofULA!-klNGS ENlL-Stf fofUI-A.
Recently Published
RESEARCHES AND OBSERVATIONS ON
SCROFULOUS DISEASES.
Br &c. ;. LrGoL,
Phr.ician 20 the Hospital St Louis. &c &c.
Translated from the French.
Br 4. SIDNEY poASE, A. NJ N. D.
First american EditiOn-Pnce 81.
Fer sale By the Booksellers seaernllY.
Ertrdct; '-1n. yo.ices cf tie Press:
THIS work cf great vaue 20 the renbe.s of the Medical
Profession and The great number OF sufferer. by n isd
and most widely extended dSsnss ~ \ I-iburs
/, R the fncs; complete know OF Scroirous
eae The Importance Of the .utc; on winch It treats SEQ
which tnnnkInd afflicted and the e stsien elacter ol the
author give sancicn ;a tie BOOK, hch .-e bey2d The
critics verdict. lAiohn- foet-
lo, .eases adapted the comprehension OF :. retectnr
persons Nc only VIII e Fh,eHei Parents dstive rom much
useful instruction, bE: the Me cal Profession WI a 20 me
tasent that Lncos Ecsaches contain YEP luminous eH-
hbiiion OF the 5. .be-t which II taie tChiian intel
Enlightened persons always the bcst uec' isT med
ira mans and operations and here aIe ' rec1ne
all would ac-iG.ely Understand ne c2uSs a- otfer
conc5aants' Scroiuous Disease, II y ve5 satiactcr!
and Necessary book Tor III VINO WCi'.d 70 srGhl
the yaI.oGs lls OF ScrOiuia. livc;-ns -i'i'E-
we have exu,nei these Researches with great sat siao
Dr. IEC ans shed Creni rh; upon hc' oi peculiar
r:et both 10 parents and Their children HsunOldr
~ -nona and his examples so pertinent that every student
,v perceive thai the book s me 81 ihs
l' science. N y h'-HEs IoS--
n Doarc hes wiscy selected this volume M r1n,ieF INTO
orr an:tacc The nsiious caracer c Scrcnn the multi
,od phs.es that Il assumes It's dYe-5ie and cXhb
tons. acc-lus hs 1'e OF the srhlsc whon ANS ana
wide, ;ead cvs render luminous agd sSr! develop
neni OF tbs malady public benefit lAusrcaa Repub.
All Dr. Doanc's renodelel publications haze been well re.
csye AID they soaa De- ie he s gci ag
For FOR .1Is. :,isyti Wholesale ard retail by
27f3j J. : REDFIEip. Clinton Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
UPPER POLICE.

srAnnIxo-A man named Nicholas Schatcr was arrest
ed and taken the Upper Police for siobbing JACOB e
fer of No. 40 Third street. the 18th inst kieicr was
Invited by two other men, named Whitchar and Weaver
with them the grocery store OF Schaicr ana Whe
they went out of the back door, Scafcr ordered hcer OUT
Of the store and rs he preparing 10 ou Scatcr fol-
lowed him into the strcetsabbcd him between the right
hip joint the Of the back ntlictinS wound oil
inch wide and inches deep, causing the blood 10 HOW
dow, to his feet The wound however is not considered
mncdia dangerous Schnfer arrested and is held
10 bail hy Justice Taylor IN $500, In answer.
ESCAPE AND ARREST OF fRsoSERs.-Last night threc
prisoners named James Ferris Joseph Emmons ANA Pat
Tck-Dwyer, escaped rom Backwells Island Ill n BOAT
which they STOLE acr stealing some blankets cottes NC
and landed near the foot of Sth street There they were
soon after arrested about o'clock by Municipal Police OIL
cerW H. Williamson Of station No. a. aided by watch
man. ami were lodged in the Upper Police Prison. Thence
they ac to bc back the Island 70 serve out the re-
malnder Of their terms, ard then 10 be Iied for stealing
the blankets &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
WIN r. JENNINGS & co.
URAPERS IND TAILORS,

Importers of Cloths Cassimeres, Vestings, Fancy
Dress articles, &c.
23i Broadway, American Hotel. opposite the Fountain.
Solicit attention from Citizens and Strangers requiring
Garments large assortment of new Goods for Fall and
Winter wear seec.o uwh view Of rendering their stock
as rich in quality variety be found In the city.
comprising Beaver ard Mled Cloths. Tweeds, &c for
overcoa.s. Cioaks, &c; French aud English Cloths for
dress and frock Coats various styles Cassmeres
rich Velvet, Merlro, six and Satin Yestngs-whlch will
be made up ordsr prices 20 sustain our reputation as
the pioneers n the progressive reformation that ayertng
the cause of com an that cash purchasers taxed for
others dcinqucDces The style and finish of our Garments
will compare wit those Of any other establishment. and
this the the sequel OF the extensive patronage elected
4 large assortment OF FIRST QUALITY Ready made Gar
mcns comprising OvcrcoGts Cioaks, Dress and Frock
Coats pntaoons Vests, &c constantly on nand, with
ull supply OF Fancy Dress articles, Including scars era
yats Hadkercej Gloves, SuSpendcrs, Dressing Robes,
Sc. % isu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGS.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGS.
ID EUBEN SMITH, Jr 2A Broadway (opposc City Iail)
Gull the attention Of those Wishing to furnish with The ae't
and bet style goods his large nDd well selected stock OF
French Aubusson Administer, Royal Velvet Wilton. Tapes
Try and Brussels Capengs containing some OF tho richest and
most elegant patterns Of the newest designs ana most oeauu
fully nruneed coo which have Just baca received by recent
importations from the best Eur.penn Manufactured
Also Tareeply ngrnin. Damnsk and Twilled Venetian
Crr,op, Enrlsh Drnsrets Table and Pnno Coyer. with
every nrice connected with the trade.
Floor OH Cloths Of the latest patterns. well sea'oned. oievery
description md width. c.,,,,,.
perons Privnte Resdences Steamboat or iotS.
nra nnr:cunrly Gull Tor temsess o
fore ng thei, purcbs only such goods are 9a % a.
prirs.s shn give entire sHII,iaciI0n - -m.e
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

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The Two Appfeiices J1le BY SdaTy i!o"iit ~ cens
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

Total, Gold and Silver. s4l95,524
The beat which left here for Albany did not, we
understand succeed in reaching Albany being stopped by
the Ice in the neighborhood of HUDSON The river WAS
clear at Albany and down could ee seen, and no
doot unless we have cold snap, navigation will soon be
uninterrupted The following table gives the time OF
Closing opening &c. cf the River for The last fourteen
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
Pricr q eents.
NEW AMERICAN WORK
JUST PUBLISHED.
THE NlEMESTo: 4 GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP.

EDITED Br c. W. EVEREST.
Toi I21ao. nth Eagrarisgs-Sl so.
This interesting volume consists OF original tales and
sEechcs prose AID By The following eminent corr
lIrs s s Allen " I Bacon Rev. Z. z. Beards-y Park
Beni1mtn J. ". bennett H. II BT9rErll Mrs l. +. Brow
nell Rev g. Burgess JaGe + Bulklsy. ". II Burlesh G.
S Burleish w =. Charming Rev 4 B. ChApin, , Al
CLARK H. L. D.mirg J. Dixon Mrs. a. y. Dotd, u "
linn II Egglestcu. \. B Ely, e. w. Everest Helen
Iaril Eyr.est Ssry z. Fellowes. g. o. Foster Horac=
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ina l. Eeiloc: P K Kilbourn c. ID. Macleod Key J. r.
%ichols Mrs Ossecd FL. O;teTson, Roswell PaEk,
: d PhelI-. Fay Robinson, II. " Rockwell j. Il shea,
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Tarb1x Arabell. L. Taylor Rev. T. P. Tyler. sad II.
Wakley.
To BE PUBLISHED IN \ FEW DAYS.
Human Magnetism It's Claims to Dspussicgae Inquiry
Bec an srnpt show Utty of IL application Tor the
tehef of Human Suffering Ry w NewnhnIn, E.q neat
vol WILEY & PUTNAM. lj1 Broadway. 25f d
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
NEW AND ELEGANT CARPETlNGS.
J,S pearl-st (opposite William)

TiNE 81 SCRiBERS invite the attention Of those wishing
To furnish with the latest and most ihlnnhbIe sylo OF
Goods, t. their and elegant assortment OF brussels, ply
inuefn double super, supefne. fine, nnd nEInin
tnrp.ngs Floor On Cloths, Rugs, Dusgets, Table and Piano
Covers iur Rods md Window Shades, together with
be Article with the tdc; all OF which they
now ofetns at extremely ow prices. -
SMITH & LOUNSBERRY,
2If f2wis. 4HPcar!-st opposite William.