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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-31
JAMFS GRAf, SECRETARY. dW 2tJ7T
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Eighth Annual Ball
OF THE EMERALD ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY
OF BROOKLYN
Aanss Bali vii take place t5s evening WE'D MES
Brooklyn ta.e Military Garden: The COmm,tee pledge
make the evenings agreeable not more
hsv asub that I'll hose who feel interested in
ding A.yism DESTITUTE Mais ohas: q hi.
wi as It: tins
COMMITTEES OF ARRArorMENTG
Owen Colgan. James street.
M.h kkoaae Yo H9 .ad M s Tsa
James Galway Nassau street
Ma1o' Ms TS1msr o,0., J,el,on and M.rb,u
w% Pe es1i 1i Futon, oe1''' ''' Marshall
B. Ridden, corner Main and York
+ M"Il!ssn Corner ne He He.s and Atlantic
tsba kn s ssmsi iff and ers.s
55s5n A A;ssSs e St sss1i stree. street
Joha Garvey Marshall street, ;.
John Colgan, James street N Y.
John Rely. corner Jackson aud Plymouth
sIos asa Duane and Centre
streets, New York; and
D. Sweeney Ann ''ift! ny SSEs
Mr. Lothian Unrivale led Colion Band engaged Floor
under the direction Of Mr.. D. J Lucas. -
Dancing to com hence at O'clock d29 &c
GRAND NEW YEARS EVE BALL.
s'
1885 at the Coliseum. $50 Broadway.
eng s; sGS ~ ;
r., s
Doil;I The
81 ss + $
s s ecGT. So and o, 40
TOMPKINS' BLUES BALL
,yNHE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL BALL of this Com
wl take place al Nibos on Monday evening, jan
r,.n, Joho r PC, coMMITT Est;:o Jo,,. BARTLETT
GEO Fl: S's Rfa
OTIS FIELD AND BILLIARDS,
"A .peeulIy informed that the Room. and Tables ere us
I'D sas.e s hs to % At HI
Fg'Gn street., B;Ia Table. Snd for and
fot sale. d2s 3t@rc
HATS! HATs!! HATs!!!
CEILING OFF AT GREAT BARGAINS.-The sub
S. Gs a By Fss S9 s G f
dussd ~ wholesale and retail. f5s public
h.
'As a: ~ strong FISH to SaFsns
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE
THE sUBCRIBERs wish 70 dispose of superior eight
West ,treet LOWBER LEROY. )
d30 1w3rc
rJNHE SUBSCRIBER having taken the new aud elegant
Oyster and Game Saloon 1856 Eighth street. doors of
Broadway all times the best Oysters and Game the
k affords Oysters every Style Evening parties
with music and walters, by j. A. DOWNER.
d9o 3t-rc
FIRST PREMIUM FLUTES, BY C. g. CHRISTIAN.
No. 4O4 Pearl street.
THIS entirely article and cannot be surpassed for
aud power Of Connosseur. and amateurs
os instrument invited call and Judge fer themselves,
before purchasing any where else do sire
A NEW GAME.
~ HEGAME OF THE MONKEYS by PUNCH, Jr-
Just published the Tetoium Game OF the Monkeys,
amusing and for the family crce. For
sale by SAXTON MILES,
No. 2o3 Broadway,
d30 ais'r Agents for the Publishers
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AMUsE m EcTs.
PROGRAMMIOF THE
GRAND CONCERT TO BE GIVEN BY MONSIEUR
III


JULES FONTANA,
IL oSaH%s:l iH b.i EVENING
!. pueu-"Dov. M.iv-M.1e.d.n,. M.,hlds Kor.u.
Grand F.sss.a on spanish Airs composed and executed
A2. from ii: d.1.. Mis-. n hd nsn'laS
Grand Fantasia the Finaleom Lucia di ermoor"
composed BY Li'zt .p.,.ii...'.... Mr. J. F0n,ana
s.Isnsds the left hand sionewmer. Lolr, FAIRY
l. GsnS the Hqsusno: Of MsyefS:s Composed
Geas.r so%nsass1s O'clock precisely, ''l'-l',
Tickets 81 EACH be had the principal Music Stores and
at the door on the evening Of the Concert. ds am
MUSICAL,
'NHE HARMONIOUS. having met with The Unqualified
the New England cite. and British PROVINCES will have The
70 fs' Fl! on at
esson they will discourse variety of pleasing Tros Gees
performed in this city Ia tbs course Of the evening they viii
also introduce number Of Russels best with piano
e. g :. bad s at h paep
door door - '' D''~ ''''' AA' - '''
Doors open ct s1s to commence 71s o'clock dsl atr
MR.. WILLIAM A. KINGS ANNUAL
CONCERT
ses NJ sssa OF OF ; NJ Jake
and mpslisd from FsI: sailed is
Ste sariaaette baabo fs bs.:ooa. CLARION cor Anslss
n s % Ss The
ment by his friend Mr. II. c. TIMM Full particulars will
be duly announced Tickets 50 cenis dF3tsrc
GRAND BALL. NEW YEARS NJ GHT-MK; J. FAR
~ kER, wishes his friends aud the public,
that he intends giving Civic Ball Thursday Evening Jam
t his in Baysrd which
every variety of Ball Room Dancing will be introduced
Tickets ST. admit gentle aud his ladies' be OBJ
tanned the North American Hotel and Mr. P residence,
201 Bowsry.
hour. d3l 2t-rc
" ON WITH THE D.4NCE-LET JOY .aBOUNDr'
vINHE FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL Of the A" Irwin
chile California Guard will take place the Coliseum
Wednesday Evening January 7h l8ie which occasion
this and servceabe Corps will be present their
s.ndid original and unique Partisan Uniforms the making
OF which each individual member consulted his astehe
law that un) uniforms shall be alike having been the
only rule regarded in thcir construction.
The officers oftne New York Mtia-reIowned for
their ferocity and peace for their voractyto which This
company auxiliary respectfully invited TO be
first paying their tickets in their highly tasteful and
srectabie uniforms.
The celebrated la Redowa Kick nts de deur Polka" by
Signo Jannsen and NJ Lews danced NJ de Celareon
doris sale de DAME Paris will be need during the evening
Waaces celebrated Band have pains and
been engaged for the occasion with Mons Reve Wssoor
the bass drum 1t shall be optional with guests whether
in uniform otherwise
Tickets be procured from any of the Guard the
THAD LEWIS, Chairman.
JAMES GRAY. Secretary. d30 Attire
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NoTicfh w !. Se AND HUI HUDSON RAILROAD BONDS.
on me above bond. Of Jsunsr que % be
~ IN nu after rft date, ~ VI, VIC
street "NSoN CO. No. 81 Wall
Do lw-m
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THE HOLIDAYS
TIFFANY, YOUNG s. ELLIS, Nos. 239 and $50 Broad
way have received late arrivals from England France
aud Germany than their usual
ment of Fancy Articles, suitable for
PRESENTS
81. Porcelain and Glass; Paper Mache Bronze Berlin
Iron LA her Velvet Pearl and Tortoise Shell Goods;
ey At,ces in fllosram; Silver and v.rmei Goods Cut
Ebony aud Enamsed Desks Dressing Cases. Work Boxes, and
Fancy Boxes for Gloves Umbrellas useful snd
dress Fans, &c. &c.
They er themselves that most purchasers are aware thst
their usual beyond all comparison the largest
richest and best be found this side tbs Atantchat
their impostons confined to articles OF the best
quality style and finish and that their always low
Ito say the east these Of ohe dealers At ali
Their stock has been with advantage and
th interest and ncnation dispose them to make their
bshmsrt voraby known for moderation prices their
stock is for variety aud extent
An early inspection OF their objection isinvted
Who.e purchasers Will fluid much complete aud
desirable % for sale elsewhere 10 the country
prices TO which they comparison with those OF other
house Ia this trade. d2i istoJl re
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
A LARGE assortment of Periumery and Elegant Fancy
"A Articles highly scented Soaps &c well suited Tor Holy
day sale the Depot No Courriandt street,
'oo'' ''o'' '' Johnson. vRooM & FOWLER.
das a 20 so3lsr
}. X. BALL, 229 BLEECKERs ST.
YVES that the place where crowds Of people are applied
with lots Of good things and or any Of your friends
wish TO purchase fine Old Madeira Port Sherry any de-
description Of ood Wine rich Cordals or fresh Fruits
take INV advice and leave your orders above aud VIII
be sure of being served to your wishes 90 lw-r
nVERCOATs CLOAKs, &c.-A large assortment Mems
~ and YouhS Beaver Mled Cloth and Pilot Oyerco U.s.
ClosLs &c sale ready made usual moderate rroes
,,s ,p,,..,y - y American Hotel.
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OST OR STOLEN, in an omnibus. Lady's Watch, en-.
IL CINE turned back silver face; maker Tobias Co.,
No. $780, the was engraved set aud wind gold
chain and key with agate stone attached Ave
~ liberal reward will be paid and questions asked TO
person who will TO Mr. Tenney, No Isl Broadway,
to A Pine street OBI IT. m
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NEW YEARS. TABLES.
DLUM, POUND, ALMOND; and SPONGE CAKES
L richly ornamented Pyramids, Vases, Baskets, &c
Moulds Of Jelly Ice Cream Blanc Mango aud Charlotte
Russo crystazed Fruit and Bonbons Notices of every de-
scription furnished by - -
THOMPSON & WELLER
DAG stis*m 235 and 7l3 Broadway.
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CUBSCRIBERs-At CLARKS& STEVAN's Free Agen.
cy and Temperance 95 Duane street west Of
out CHARGE and also with lte delay possible cooks
A first Cook hand o. Duane street MO Im*rh
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A 1 Ss ,s Of .:EN South West
$500 and above their will them
writing with opportunity of clearing 81
in employ will, doubt, make 81 900 pc
year clear of all expense Each will have his district ltw
good fitting out Apply at FRENCH'S Publishing Hall 90
Broadway stairs gn of the Flag All letters he
paid. dc lm*Ic
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NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the management OF
WEIGH MANN AND DELAVAN;
opened throughout the Winter Season with brilliant
combination of unapproachebe Equestns Votgeurs and
Gymnias nuvaed even in the great Equine Temples Of
France and England AZ
The limits Of advertisement will barely admit Of des
erpve list of of the highly gifted artists OF this great
e''''''' IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MADAME MACARTt., First Principal
MRS. HOWARD, First Scene Equestrian.
MRS Z. WOODS, Alamsnde and Two Horse Equestrian
Fanciful and NEUROLOGICAL characters,
MISS L. WELLS.
Principal Male Equest,issn;s LEVI NORTH and T. V. I
TURNER
First Equestrian Pantomist, c. j. ROGERS.
New School Backward Rider with East Indian Effects
sI6NOR GERMAN
Two and Fbur Horse Equestri and Postonst j. j.
NAIHANS.
His pupils are w. Cncade and Little + Pastor.
fersoniher Of Local Characters, &c MR., E WOODS.
Principal Arena Equestrian, " y, GAKHoL
Clowns, MkSSRS MAY and WILLS
Ring Master, II. NICHOLS
Professional Comic Vocalists MESSRS. DICKINSON,
LATHROP, WEAVER and KELLY.
large company OF Rough Riders An Orchestra full and
efcient, led by Mr. MYERS late of the PAX Theatre
The numerous splendid Costumes by Mr.. A. j. ALLEN
The Box Office is open from o'clock in the morning unit
O'Clock, PM where every attention will be paid to the public
wishes
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EOWEHY THEAT5E.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
Wednesday Evening, December 81,
The performance TO commence with
SURGEON OF PARIS
The Surgeon. ................. Mr.. J. X. scott
Michael Belard Mr.. Davenport
hiadeion Bellard .............. MRS. Phillips
After which the Tragedy of
GEORGE BARNWELL.
George Barnwell Observation-Disclosures. Mr. Clarke
Wildwood. .............. .......... Mrs. Madison.
To conclude with
MOUNTAIN DROVER.
Archibald leslie. ................. MIR Blanchard
Dugald Mcneil ............... MIR Coney
Lewer Boxes 80 cents; Second and Third Tiers 70
PIT aud Gallery, i2H cents
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EkR FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE Of the 9th January
~ first class fast sailing packet ship will positively be
S1nlA1osp despatched on the 9th Jan -
For odations IN house
on deck second cabin passengers can be taken at
JOHN HERDMAN CO.,
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AHUt& STREET csAAAG ssa.,
PHILADELPHIA.
srAsx MAsAsys ....................Mg. H. r. sr=~.Ks
"Wednesday evening, December 81,
VIII be presented
LA TOUR DE NESLE.
Captain Budan, Mr. Morris; Walter DAubrey, Mr.. Ste
VEINS; Landry Mr.. Burke; Margaret, Mrs. Burke.
After whics
FANCY STOCKS,
In which Mr.. WINCHELL will appear.
To conclude with he Pantomime of the
GREEN MONSTER,
HARLEQUIN Mr. Wood: White Knight MIR. Burke; Red
Knight, Mr. Davis; Black Knilht. Mr. Stevens
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24
Accidents &c. in EaSton.

As The Reading Mail Stage was passing
down Pomfret stree. on Wednesday afternoon
last, it ran over little boy, son of Mr.. Sidney
Down, of this place, aged abou, three years
and half, who at the time was in the act OF
crossing the street, in company with several
other boys, in front of Mr.. Bachman's hotel,
and instantly killed him. His neck was dislo-
Gated, and his head. arms and legs very much
bruised and fractured. A Coroner's Inquest
was summoned, who after hearing the teslimo-
ny in the case, reported, ",ha. the boy came
TO his death by being run over, on Wednesday,
July 10th, lS45, at about 6 o'clock, P. NJ, by
the Reading and Eas,on Stage, while driven
carelessly and at rapid rate down South Pom.
fret street, in the Borough Of Easton, and that
the said Stage was driven by Jacob Willel."-
Willie, was Immediately arrested, and commit
ted TO prison, but has since been admitted to
bail in The sum of 81 900, for his appearance
at the next Court of Oyer and Terminer, to an
swer the charge of mansaughler." This
should be warning 10 all persons who are in
the habit of driving either fast or carelessly
through the streets Of our borough.
On Monday last. whilst Mr.. Samuel Stem
and another person, were preparing sand
blast at one Of the limestone quarries short
distance below Easton, premature explosion
took place, by which Mr.. Stem was dangerous.
ly wounded His life was despaired of bu, il
is now thought he may recover. Too much
care cannot be taken by those engaged in such
employments. Accidents by powder are alto
ge,her too frequen,--Whg.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24
The Way il was Done.

Political iniquiy was probably never carried
90 greater extent in any country, than 1t has
been in this, or order 10 effect the success Of
annexation Persuaton, promises, patronage.
executive favor, fraud, were all successivey
praclsed by those who had the object near at
heart. Members of Congress, who were know n
10 be adverse 10 the measure, were induced 10
vote for il, and have since been favored by ap-
ponrmens TO high and lucrative offices, from
the President. Tpenty-nine, of the ffy-two
olulions, as passed by the House of Represen-
tatives, and only could be induced 10 give them
their support when the Resolution offered by
Mr.. Benton was attached as an alternative
amendment. This amendment was concurred
in by the several Senators, who gave it their
support, on the promise that it would be adopt
ed by The President, and made the basis of an
nexa,on. The very day after they had thus
voted, however, these Senators were doomed
10 see the amendment disregarded, and the ori-
ginal Resolutions, IN favor of which, al the
most but tpeaty three votes could have been
procured, sent 10 Texas for the approval of that
country.
Blu, bad as this was-alihough fraud and
corruption had thus openly been employed TO
effect The passage of The Annexation Resolu-
tions, this is no, The worst. Not content with
submitting their plan thus fraudulen,ly obtain
ed. for The appreciation or rejection of Texas,
the President of the United States, actually in.
siruc'ed Major Donaldson, our Charge DAT.
flares TO that Republic, 10 inform the Texan
government, that the "terms we proposed for
annexation were hard, but that if they accepted
them, our government would hereafter make all
straight" This exira-oficial assurance was
communicated TO The Texan Congress by Pres.
ident Jones, and that body unanimously adopt,
ed our offers Of union on The strength of it,
And now, we will soon be told that this coun
try is bound TO make good the promise thu.
voluntarily given by our accredited agent to thai
country. The consequence will be, that before
two years are over we will be called upon tc
pay the debt of our new ally or confederate
That will be the consumma,ion of this splendid
piece of iniquiiy.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24
The Warren Murder Cases.

This morning Messrs. Vroom and Dayton,
counsel of the prisoners Carter and Parke, sta
ted TO the Court, that their assignments of er-
ror we're no, formally drawn out. They in
formed The Court of the errors in substance.
Mr.. Dayton has proceeded TO pray writ Of
certiorari TO be directed to The Oyer and Ter
miner of Warren County, directing that Cour'
TO send up the out-branchcs Of the record.
While Mr.. Dayton was proceeding with his
argument some difficulty arose in consequence
of the incomplete condition Of the assignments
of errors, in consequence Of which, the Court
after consultation, postponed the further pro.
gress of The argument Till three o'clock this af.
Iernoon, al which time, it was understood, the
arguments were TO be formally and finally pre-.
sented -[S Stale Gazette of Friday.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24
DIR. Lardner's Lectures.

The sixth number of This truly excelIen,
work has been received, and is equal in poin,
OF interest and value. to the best of the FIVE pre-
ceding numbers. Ii contains lectures on the
Radiation of Heat Meteoric Stones, the Earth
Lunar Influences, and the Physical Consiitu.
tion of Comets. All of which is furnished a,
the low price of 25 cents Any person wish
ing TO obtain these Lectures can do so by Ieav-
ing his name at this Office. Messrs Greeley
, d McElrah, Tribune Buildings, New York,
are The publishers.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24

Sam Medary late of the Ohio Statesman, al
tackled Mr.. Folel, Editor of the State Journal
in the streets Of Columbus, few days since,
yelling, "I'll whip you, you id scoundrel !'
$50 reported by brother Loco-Foco) This is
the conduc. and language of one who pretend.
ed to oppose Mr.. Clay because he was charged
with using hard language when in passion
falsely charged too. The Cincinnati Inquirer
another Loco-Foco moralist, approves Of these
disgraceful proceedings, and says there are a
few more of such scenes 10 come off, Trib
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24
War with Mexico.

Now that Texas has accepted of our terms
for annexation, all eyes are turned towards
Mexico TO see whether she will redeem her
promise by declaring War against the United
States. The Washington Union states that ii
is the opinion of Gov. Shannon and Captain
Stockton, that Mexico will declare war. Ar.
rivals from that country will be looked for with
intense interest.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24
PardOniug Revived.

Gov Skunk, it appears, is as fond OF pardon
ing criminals, and turning them loose upon So
ciety, as Gov Porter used to be-. During his
brief period of power he has already, ON more
than a dozen occasions annuled the decisions
of our courts. The last subject of his clemen-
CIV was ]. II. Foster, Editor of the Pltlsburg
Age, who had been convicted Of a disgraceful
Libel on Judge Grier, of Pittsburg.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24

PRIVILEGES OF PosTMAsTERs.-We have
just seen letter from The office of the Post
master General, under date of July IL. from
which we make the following extract:
"When subscribers refuse 10 take Pamphlets
or Newspapers from the office. Pos,maslers are
now, as heretofore, required TO notify Editors,
&c. and may frank letters containing such no.
tlce."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24

HORRIBLE SToRY.-The Brooklyn Advert
ser contains long and horrid story, the sub
stance of which is that one Edward Higbee
died abou, two weeks ago at Walabout, of a
cancer on the face, and his widow refused 10
let the body be seen by his relatives prior to
the funeral. Afterward, suspicious circum.
stances arising, the body was disinterred on
Friday night and found to be headless-the
widow substantially admitting tina, she had sold
the head to a Doctor
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24
The Hot Weather.

The heat. of which we complained in our
last, has been still more excessive during the
past week, than during the previous week. La
This cool, mountainous region, where we al.
ways have delightful current of air, even in
The warmesl weather, and where the trees and
brooks are as abundant as they could be desir.
ed, the thermometer several times rose TO near.
.ly 100 degrees.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24

In Rochester, the farmers obtain ten cents
less per pound for Wool this year than they did
last. The Democra, perlnen'ly asks:
If a farmer has thousand pounds of wool
for sale, and loses ten cents pound because
of the lhrea, to repeal the Tariff, how many
hogs will he be able to ia, OH "glory?" Null
tiply BUoHANAN's Democracy by SHANNoN's
diplomatic acumen, and you will find the exac,
result and by striking off the left hand cypher,
you will be able 10 tell how many such soldiers
as Polk was during the war, it would require
10 capture Mexico
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24
A Feat.

The creates, feat of cradIing that we have
seen chronicled this season, says the Charles
town Free Press, was done by Mr.. VIM. Bans
Of Beaver Run. Hampshire county, Va. IL
commenced cutting in the morning little beo'
sunrise, and stopped for want of more gram
cut, an hour before sun-down, cutting eIsl
acres & eleven poles, of tolerably heavy whe'
Welding $50 dozen of sheaves, with dou0'
bands. Had he continued ill dusk, al the san
rate, he would have cut down nine acres a"'
thirty five and three-sevenths poles, yIeIl':
2S5 dozen.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24
gave il a grand and majestic appearance

gave ii grand and majestic appearance
A melancholy and truly distressing so..
took place al No. 10 Greenwich stree, NJ
Henry, son of John Carey, died Of consnO,
,ion while the fire was raging and while H.,
flames were spreading to such an extent ,b, !,
was supposed that the house in which he W..
nigh, be consumed. Death, however Gam.
and his body wrapped in his bed clothes Wa
Immediately removed 10 place of safety,
A fireman, apparently in The agonies of death
is laying on The Steps Of the Bank of Commerce
surrounded by physicians and friends. Neibs,
his name nor the cause Of the acciden, coul5 b.
ascertained.
The scene in Broadway near the fire in
Wall street, South William, Exchange pIac.
Rector, Morris and Thames streets, quite de-
fes all attempts at description. Drays, carl,
and wheelbarrows, hastily loaded with the mo,,
incongruous esrgoes, are pushing through b.
dense crowd in every direction, attended by b..
sweating, blackened and exciting drivers. Ir,,
women, with bed in one hand and two q,
shree naked children in the other, run To do
posil them on the walk, or wherever there NAV
be a look for safety.
Ten men have been sent 10 the Tomb, or
stealing at The Fire
A letter, nearly perfect, was picked up on
Staten Island, although somewha, charred. |,
was signed by Caspar, Meyer & Co., and mu,;
have come from Broad s,reet-a distance of
miles.
There were fue thousand barrels of sqlipetrs
in the store which exploded.
The fire was subdued al 10 o'clock on Ss-
iurday.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24

The New York Courier and Enquirer says
" Last Sunday morning, at about l ! O'Clock.
carriage drove down TO The Battery and a
party of several persons got out, and going upon
the grounds had regular bruising match. which
lasted some time. There were but two men
engaged in the fight one of whom was consid-
erably injured but two or three hundred spec
tators present. One of the most active persons
in arranging this most disgracelul exhibition
and in experimenting the whole affair, was
Rynders. already notorious in almost every de.
partment of possible ruiIianism, and recently
appointed TO place of trust ia the Custom
House of this city"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-24

IMPORTANT IF TRUE 1--WE find the fol-
lowing in last evenings Philadelphia Gazette.
We rather think that The Tariff had more 10 do
with i. than Oregon:
"Genilemen from Washington state with
confidence that Hon. James Buchanan had re-
signed the Secrelaryship of State, and that the
President has selected Andrew Stevenson OF
Virginia, to fill the place. Differences of opin-
ion 10 the Oregon negotiation have induced
this step on the part of Mr.. Buchanan"