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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13

EoLUMBERs! PLUMBERS! PLUMBERS The sub
scrbc would crl the attention OF Plumber and the pb
lie to perfect article Of Tin Plated Lc1G Ipe nGnufactu
b. entirely process Tor which 20 hes TN, month Sc
cured letter. Patent winch pste the pipe the nsds with
IN even perfect plata Of DuTe Tit.
Having attained srsp, perfection the method OF uaHDac
uYns AL plating Lead Ppe he senabed;o Offer this se!!!o
article ri the same price charged Tor common pipe
He the Pipe muactured by him not to cn.1 or
, freq rom all flaws scales o:he1 iper!econ- and oil!
perfectly uniform tlicknes,.
80 as hard larss =;ock untaei CTotol and County
Pipe which cgE Re a.apnct the GhiiacDry. ~ West
s'iT rs ~ ~ - ''''''''' = - x " En;ynrR
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EETEs-A full assortment Of coMEon eid fancy SAats''
sEIGH BELiS-. lu assornaa: O: loose and fancy
CtTLERY-ycry Kniye, md Forks: IN dozens or SET, Of
81 pteces-i OF which will b .od NV: a wholesale ana
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80 - =. Hs.:a:..,lIgit Z. coz l.itE FQH
sX--L @NEiYeliG( ii-i-and:ns at Caldwell, We: :
?o-:. Gci;.psi1g. Cornwall. and flhf3t
The I.srl5cet JAMES MADISON, C.1taiG Chssss Ia;
ra; all eaye lvarrrl E.Ie5t Tier usSlay and
Er1lg q O'Clock p r. Raturcns, Will eays He"burgh
:xer5 fctnes,is; and saturday MT o'GIlcs /, NJ
=" Baggage Packages ~ fSrs'i BsGf b!is " ecis put
on3Jg.d beat without bong entered On The
ii i.r. la Tie r,sk OF the OWRcy lne;eOi. lyt -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13
FIRST PREMIUM NEW-YORK
DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY,

Corner of Brcads7og aud Fulton street, entrance
third Goor,
eTTGERE may be had MINIATURES which. for beauty
~ of color, tone and effect, ut al times commend
,hernelye and if not superior equa tina, huye
been heretofore taken sr b. dnes not ciam superiority TO!
himself but oaya, pictures 70 the crI'icsms O jut ana
intelligent public who. well stranEsrs invited TO call
al the Gallery before going elsewhere, whether they nienc sit
ting or not Ikenees MI warranted i" sntisic
ton ard coloed beautiful manner and IN winch DO
pament Sir. B. does claim superiority being n!!ed ~
competent and practical person. Taken Gil Kinds OF weather,
from 8 A. NJ. Ill > 7. NJ.
5 The American institute awarded list premium 70
". Il, Brady at the bate Fsir.
~ ANY NJ. Il. BRADY.
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FOR LONDON.-PAcgET or JANUARY 2-The
~ packet ship GLApiATOR. K. L. Bunting. master.
will sail a, above her regular dag E9I iFelsh' OF pas
GRlNNELiL:; MINTrRN q 60. Is Sodt!ls.
;s succeed the Gladiator aud sai Fesruny lCth her resai
dar ~
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= NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOE I4IFEKPUUI4.
sa Packet Of 2l,t Ianuary.iLe splendid and lyoflie
tsAS Packe: ship QUEEN OF THE WESl -, Tons 2ns
REGULAR day The ships OF This ne beng Al le tons and up.
G ZEE the advantages be derived from selecting this line
in preference any oher their great capucy renders them
way more comfortable and convenient thnn ships o
,mn class and their accommodations for cabn second cabin
and passengers well known superior 20 those
~ he, line of Jac sety Persons wishing be's
should fail mske early application on beard lot Of Bur
lnE slip, or TO W; j. L. AfSsttOl
The Queen Of the West viii sail rim Liverpool oh Of
Marcia fersJss vi-hnc seat for tnc friends can have
rsrnar line sailing on IT. en- .th lth 18TH. 2;si and
:h of every mouth. favorable iefi Application to be
ilhie above.
Drafts Tor any amount, payable on demand, without ds
cougt m an the principal Of England lfeuud, Scot
land or Wales VI times be obtained application Q
By letter posi- paid Is above.
Agents IN Liverpool
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81 WANTED TO HIRE, by an elderly Lady.
ffsJ and bedroom large pantry at'nched, With some
E.s respectable private family within half mile OF the
Cy Hall line addressed 10 A. Il mt this Office stating p
cation and terms will be promptly attended To. lit
opposite the Post Office between Liberty and Cedar
al streets let year from the lat of February
next lnuure Of J. q. TAYLOR & co.
III DC 50 Cedar.stree
- TO LET OR LEASE-The wellestablshet
<Ssti BAKERY, corner of Cliff and Beck man streets with
LII NIL The fixtures and utensils requisite for conducting the
busine.. upon scale Immediate possession may
be had. For terms &c. nppy 10
SIT HOGAN * FINLtY s. RronI-stteet.
"a PAPER-SiII.L TO LET, IN complete order It has
& eight engines, two 6 inch macHlneS, calendar rolls
iEl osc &c. Connected with this Mil Is 50 acres 81
and mostly wood. on which standing Saw-Mll,
one one Machine Shop. Blcksmhs Shop good
Store and thirty Dwelling Houses, all of which for sale or
10 rent reasonable and possession gwen immediately
For farther particulars inquire OF
dlS GAUNT K DERRGCKSON, 159 South-street.
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IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM /. NEWBOLD and
Z JOHN l.. NEksBOlD, nonresident deb.ors.-Sotice
hereby that general meeting OF the creditors OF VII
lsn L. Nebod and John L. Nebald ou-tesdent debtor
VIII be held the office of A. l. & y. P Allen, No. O. Wall
street. he Cry OF New York The sixteenth tsy of Jazz
uary next at O'clock the forenoon. Dated, November
9Th, EIIJAR NJ CARRiSGTON.
HENRY ROO$f.EE Ell.
JOHN RAYNOR.
Trustees for the creditors OF Wa l. Neybold and John L
A. [. < H p AlrrS, Arts. 63z wall-.; Mi law,Jl6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13

los made Of the hes. materials and warranted stand and
tone psa,e-iaten, them improved Cast iron Y6kes v
Movable Arms, The increasing demand for MS Bells the
, eyaence that be gwen of their excellence Order.
we'd from the Canaes and nno all The Stats
and about 80 have been rshed different places in The
State OF New York from hi, Foundry Town Cecs Level
:g and Surveying Instruments, Cope. and Brass Castlpcs
k.c tOzl bu) ANDREW MENEET
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Sailed.
chip, Albany. Have: Union. Arkapsa dos bark
Kennebeck Mobile; brig Fornnx. NOeans; schs Emily s..
Thomas and S, Crox Macy NOrlean md Others. Wind.
North. East.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13

IN PURSUANCE of mn order of The Surrogate OF the Coun-
: " Of New York; NoTIoE Is hereby gwen 20 all nerscns
York clergyman. deceased to present the with the
voucher. thereof the subscriber her residence No l
Bruome,eei in The Cty OF New Yo or before the fifth
day OF June next.Dned New York. tire Goth day OF No
veruber, 1874. MINERVA CLOJGH,
az law enc Administrative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13

--r1.- CANtDN SrAGES.--DAIIY LINE
- J.ss-.r-,-Sfs Rf-TWEEN BUFFALO AND DE-
10 z;.A-et. 'TR0i'r.--THROCGH IN TWO AND
4 HALE DAYS-DSance 20 miles, beng ISo Niles ,loi'er
irn ANY other r0ute-va IhippeNH' ~ C@'HssIes' Aa
ton R,antiori. London 10 Detroit :,
Stage vii leave Buffalo every morning az oGioch ana
arrive nj i,c.r IN the afternoon Of the third day Passengers
ge informed I'm; every Will he inside 10y The r'1
,rj-tnr, 10 insure speed and conf tie road. MS
much tho shortest cheapest aad expeditions route for 'aTe
sr> passing West TIE entire Road has been sTqded ana
Innan the Mails carried separate IRON Tue tts'.-et
nar-s TIN, will prevent all the delay of which travellers
have heretofore compnincd The PTOpretors have been al
great expense m adding Coaches ind other stock To their
Line thing has been arranged TO ensure the com
fnrt expedition aud appreciation OF tie public .
Jfr,-,s =. HENENWAY.
Il g,v g.. BABCOck, and Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13

BELLS AND Town
CLGtES.--Ths subscriber, who wss
awzDisc Diploma tth.. New York State
Fairs Of lsi2 and 1913 FOR the best toned
Church Bell, and eLo Silver Medal for
the best Ben. and Diploma for Town
Clock. exhibited a. the Far Of the Amen.
can lnstitote IN October st. /. Enw pre-.
pered at his Foundry at West Troy, New.
0rk. u furnish Bells OF from - 20 Il, 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13
RECTAL ROOFS. GUARANTEED WATER ITCH
w FOR FIVE YEARS. WHICH Is FOUR YEAR

RECTAL ROOFS GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
wi FOR FIVE YEARS. WHICH Is FOUR YEARS
LONGER THAN U>U Al.-ise subscribed nave Invented
method covering with plan galvanized TN plates,
which hey guarantee remain water tight FIVE YEARS vhen
nut on by he- The metal pat un mat cannot be NJ
ieced B the Shrinking welin: OF the Pank' on when
land. OF by the contraction expansion OF the metal;
This following gentlemen have mad tre dwelling houses ana
stores in this cry covered by tbs method, 10 their sa,sacoc
ciry Bfrvod Il. % 1a Avenue and 9Th street.
john 5. ScherIneIhorn. Esq. No 20 Broadway.
David Austin Esd cor Of Exchange Face and WIaH-'t.
J. Green Pearsols Esq. Ne.chnns Exchange. Nnl-st
Geo Z. Batter, Esq. No. 81 Nassau.st.
Francis Buutt. ESQ. 81 Droad-st.
Notice given, that the improvement IS patented, all pei
sons trade wishing covercois by the subscribers pan
can obtnin permission on moderate terms.
mhlii P. NAYLOR 4 co. ~ and ~ Broads.
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LEGAL.

SHERIFF's sALE;-By yfuee # Writ Of Feri Facia, to
- directed and delivered viii expose tor sale on the
18Th day January s5 IN the Vesibue Of The City Hall at
which he had on the 3S.h day Of April sl n; time af
forwards whose bands sCere the same may be- 10 ali that
cestan dwelling house and lot OF ground. situate, lying md
being the Tenth " ard oite City OF New York. known
number fifteen Rivncon containing IN breadth IN front
and twenty feet and in ensh each dc one hur
dred feet, be the less. iso MI those certain
lots pieces parcels Of land SITUATE yns and beng n The
containing follows: Be=nnns vi Pent on u: ao!ihery
SIDE ui Fos:rset hundred and sixty eight feet west
from the weSwariy Avenue d. and running thence
wstwnidy along the north side OF fourtst'ee Lightweight
feet; thence northwardy and parallel 10 Avenue nnetysI
feet the centre Fourth Fifth streets thence
along sand line feet thence southery ana parallel
10 Avenue niney-siI Fourtheet, the place of be-
ginning Also, all those lots of land situate lying and
being IT the Eeycn Ward aforesaid bounded md contain
Ing as follows Beginning at point on the .suihwardJ SIDE
point hundred end four feet from
the south westerly of Avenue and Fitthsreet and
nnng thence we.wady feet, thence ssnihwady
ard right angles with Fiilhstree nneiysIx feet
e Of the block thence en,waty and parallel
20 fthseet clong ,nd line fortyour feet thence
norhwHrdy and shanrles 10 Fltihstree nney,lI feet
more or less 10 Fhtreet al the place OF beginning together
WIKI ali the cnenenls. appurtanAnces, Sc thereunto be-
longing any 5pperainlE n1iet New fork, No.
veu,beF 18Th. lsii. WM. JONES, sheriff.
T'Hos F. PyyRs Deputy nos nlgiw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13

ny r. iocs-urr No Il geSysf.r. Clinton 5uliirn
General ~ hoie-aia and Rcfal! agent ioF SlbaEr.
T. W. Uyou ~. son. No. li3 Np.th 9ecnn ifs-, Geassl
WhoeSrIs acsn. sis Phi.ndcipaiit: Gish i. Hii.yer
@ COLBY No. IS, Pcar.itree, y. Y
Instructions Tor otn the srtcs and great number oics:
thca=s md eSt,nUhl,s be and obtained NJ any
N, ahrya n.~ceI u2t aHnlY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13

Sc0lant-Ine Lity BaGk OF GIlSsoE.
ESand-hezIrs SDC0nsf Atwosd & Co. Banker London
D3yst.s ia every town ia Grsaf Britain.
PC: fnler intnnaton til letter, paid,) APPLY
JOSEPH mc1sURRAY, 100 Plns-Street
Conner of S6rth, Eew.YorI
o. Mean ?. w. BYbNES & %
tc8y % WatsStoo Rced, LysrpooI
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.ih9dlct0lra Moan nth To- y. J.
y. e. Tie wonderful effect nj these MEDICINE. can
be estimated except By those who hive used them Cer'.
coming almost halY tom persons who have besa
relieved by The OF this valuable Syrup Psnse cal andeI
Certificates or yourselves. For sale. wholesale or
tail. BY Doctor 8EEHE, 70 d. John Ibops0n. S3
Brnomc street. New. fork, doors West os The B0%eD.
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4,s,r. Fs1 d9 SW
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- SIS. MORRIS a.d EESEX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
All I ARRANGEMENT.--COmIn Monday.
-nu
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Fef,9o. s:s5 :akps il should 5o:sa from tie gss of,l

Broosyn :. ". Sl1,th consf VI iJ1n suG CEsrbeuy.
str-.ls anil VIM 1lSr1ve, Squrc's Egihru,. cure: wi
law -ua h1S1c S SID ~ I'll the psnCipei drcgS,a in Id
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13

"a: es+SSo :: FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
sl E III, 81. :aa,6 r. N ,,n " !.
did stsOmeI RAINBOW. Capt l. G7fy, and alrr Tues-
day, Kept llEh, vii rua d tcloa,. daily:
Leave Rewa!I. Leave NsT.Yor2,
foot o telts:tres:. loot o. Barclay .styes,.
O'Clock, Il. Il. So'clock, 7. n.
gre!st: cari:a AZ Zcs- Is..onah!e nc. 20
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
Superior Court.
pninro .lnirc AAroN YANpEeroEL,

Priest vs.. Rezan-Insolgcncy and Perjury jury was
summoned psss upon facts connected win an
an tho art of william Rcgan vesireet, 10 be dis
charged from his under the two-ird act sufficient
number OF Jurors appearing. the case was proceeded '
by consent before the Judge. Ii appeaFti tat nni M
moi charles Hrover had sworn the original application
that Rcgn owed him 500. and that he consented 10 the
discharge &C. BTower. subsequently, dsavowed such ana
on being placed upon the stand testified that ne was i-
ce 10 make the affidavit time when hc was luioNlea-
tel but il was not true. Jujgo Nanderpoel remarked that
he considered his duty have Hrower arrested for per
ury and 10 have enquiry made Is 20 ANY person VINO
may be found to have suborncd HIM police "nce was
mi for and Hroyyer -rtsted \ warrant. understand.
about 10 be obtained against Of the other parties Tie
cnorv as 10 the insolvency be continued. Nh Priest
is The nnnnsinR credllor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
Crcou.orthe Wounded.

1t is The 3iddis0Hian which tavoTs the public
with ice following humorous b, OF Paihos;
STARTLING RvMoRs,-We see 1, stated IN many ci our
exchanges and hear every where ia the streets iha'
saneinary course i 10 DC pur ucd s the eset Ad-
toward tho friends Of the l Administration
We hear Il sad that number oi Republicans
hsve Ase=l been dismissed from ciec, merely because
ey not hostile Mr.. TI Ter. Administration. ad
their support Of the present incumbent Of
The Presidential char.
We hope there is foundation for these rurnors. We
hopo such VIII be tie policy OF ar Polk lhea ee ii
u, a4assf IL fo,-sr 10 r1ls u, i,sd f Ar. 7e 90
q, saPncTt M. Folt, III 50 s se erP5.i.oH Gaa
3a &cg ,'ogd go; ae made tss qecR bees e
rSecl .ii p-oeFls;97 "a rsfer1 FER t4si lld.g s5ey-
IoS Ana ~ a,& heS'as pledge ear ficas. tai tsr
srcns '' 10 D S9precia;.d. esi teir 4sa4lsp 'se-
rocst,i.
We repeat that trs; there truth in The TGiner
refcrrei 1fg 80 40, loJori 3fi. he sn4n scrIi,Fs
Gsd 2ssss q Hr. Pok since his esectoa. We shall wax
farther Developments.
Goit, boys, We ii see t4Ig play between YOU
It DOM seem sufficient reason for the cheat
Ing OF the Tyleriles by Polk ;ha; they betrayed and
stabbed the Wings, Honor amoug,' etc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
1.Tp pnN EUROPE

The packet ship LOUIS PhiIIppe, Capt OesS0'i'
left Hav-e March sth, and arrived al TINS Fo'' Fe
,erdsy. bringing information i've Gays isie1 loah
previously received
The struggle betweep Couat Mole and n GIi-
zo- .s renewed IT tie Chamber @: EeeFs on .F ' -. -.
.rtec: Of discussion being the secIet seIVlce
re interest o. their debate FL 7saty stor o. '12
- ne nsx- -hsn C;epe-.l CuAeres former Anisie:
NJ va mac sharp attack on the Ms, which seiie1
from Marshal soul; -ery severe TsP4y-
This Immediately followed ey c'' -
MARQUIS De Boissy and General Cooef i1e -1Ite, me
-uu:e! De BoSsv n his syeech sid v. sHalf o.Ses -
hold MS .oDgae: 70 which he retofied 2! ea-l-H= -s
1 eufs N li-6Ted fellow.
Ne Rss- Colbert and General GorEand- who hAd been m
volvet ia the axr The other tvo aat reg iiIe-
them 70 make sseh explanations and p!eess a. "0-
Tbe Faris Pres.e saws Tia; The Minister OF the
Hs-ipe Il u-epG-Hs 20 bring IN bl iOr new 0'2-A'.'n
of the transatlantic stem packets
! The Rsrue de P1is saws that naval fs-!aieTct-
men; Ill t sent is1nediselv 70 the Pacific; ana l.s
he. + viii be acco-T,aiei by scientific commission
charge! NTH ex1G2atou Il the rccSs 9tei- an
other dangers among as Polynes.an is.anas; -; -,
E.sLAyD-In tie British House OF commons, on
the 5th Sir RobeT: Pee declared that Uui,ed states >3
would be admitted u.d- the aule advantages of the reel
! proctty treaties AZ the .gsar OF Java and Manila
The london Tines o NJ:ch i;h zSes an account o. :
destructive re on ;he rerses OF EHter5y and hro.el
rope makers aad South Sea n:e-cAa=is 'ie4F 1feevS
The main factory ia-e building overlooking ihe nam
was destroyed with :he.zceptcn OF IN oaTe ''a' "s
fell down during The dayby The force OF the wind IN ms
building was large deq.t Tna3uiac'ured soo-s- i.e
origin Of The fire Is unka'vn The to.ai ios- ! suv
Be ft10OO 10 .f50oo, while me insurance - ..
exceed fsocO Tsyo hun{ ed and my wotkaen IRE Ihro"
/ out of employment by the caaUlty.
! SvEpES-A storm has broken cut IN inc -Na-
;sn-I sserb OF Sweden. which may hare serious e2I
prnces In his Assembly four safes or classes o me
reore nre representative peasants. The burEess 'e
er4v and the nobes The T: three Of these states nave
rsSsed law dividing tie property of deceased person.
T,aiIv among the Children tut the sobes opp1se T.
With the royal sanction, however the oiii may tee",
law notwithstanding its rejection by the nooie' ant
thee have therefore peoned TIC hine nj 70 slsn ~.
matter las excited deep anu angry ie'is taFa's""u' ''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
irving Institute.

-,,--,os Of the Irving Institute, TaIry-
W. p LYON. 4. NJ Principal. (an lns'ita-
,.t;.b s,,stslns high reputation not OILY ID
~. -. hr, .lsewhere,) was held last evening
:. ,,.iT rrn,on Hall. The performances were hshiy
a. - - - tbs PUPILS, snd The large audience
9..sen, were much entertained. we puoisn wiz.
7I-a.urs the following REroEr whlch was leeu y
RET. u. Lk.vENwoRTz, one OF 'ne r-Aani'1i's
Committee: rr,oRT
The undersigned having, by invliaton' a''s,uee
Sarni nnus Examination OF the llNiils ius'.'-ss'
- Measure IN stating the great s7Suuet'.JpS II
riyed from the proficiency nlanllssSse :.
generally N the several Studles 20 "S.. ~. Il
non had been directed Inc Soil1,.t.;ii ri ,i IN,
lnyrss frcelv 10 inteTrogaie tue fupnS' ~H1 -
,"ys-s -sfurned clearly proved that they lspslsu
nnr merely from memory, but from suT1 IN ~
me- with the subjects IS could oniv DC o'-
tanned bv having been taught 10 exercise - rs
aaY..rs of comparison and reflection. ihiS CIs
,r,,,,,;t,ss rasarI as high proof al The eNceence
Of the method o instruction pursued, @Iu "a IL
cs,ar;tv and diligence OF the Principal and MS
Tbe examination embraced all tn, branches
,,si,ally taught IN such Institutions. ana "as W"
s-,Stsir-d throughout The Students preparing io'
C,IJsrs ,nanjt,sted equal proficiency N the Class
ics with those intended for Mercanile anu eth'1
1I,rS,,;fs Besides the intellectual, the committee
have fail confidence that the phYs'c9i an" @ nI'a =
ednca,ion Of the Pspils IS We'll attended 10, ana OF
gratifying efficiency. ,-,,..ci,...;,,., and
facility OF access the Irving Institute NAV conrs
Idvaniaseously with any other III the Sa,e, 9T M
deed in The United States PaTen;s ana ~ nuJ,r ,b;. W.
bnys but 10 visit it to be fully satisfied III 'nlS IT.,
.rsc, tpon the whole. the Committee cordially
! mir in recommending the Irving INSTITUTE as IL
pIesen, se 10 conducted 20 the attention sad confidence
If those who wish 10 qualify their sons or warts
for Commercial, Literary or Professor i'su.
believing that no reasonable expectation VIII h''''
win dislppointmsnt. (Signeo)
.:ev. JOSEPH VII So T'yrytoNn ..t
Er = " LFAN NWORlH. Nrw-A ork.
II OGDEN IRVING. Esq larry iown
Il EJ4KENlNN. Nj n NeN-No7k
t,nt \ = NNCNE\XIE-. IartNt9"n'
S2(lI- 81. FLEET Esq New-hork
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
protest Of ,Ieyico against Annexation,

Tire Washington Correspondent OF the Erfnias
Post has procure. from a member OF the Diploma
tic cons At Washington (to whom II was officially
communica,ed) copy of the formal Protest OF
Col. Almonie. Mexican PienPoientiar;'. against
the passage Of the Texas Resolution. The follow
ing is the Posts translation. 1t VIII be seen that
the reports that Almontc had used harsh language,
threatened an appeal to the People OF the United
States, &c were entirely uniounded:
ITR RivSr.ArIoS.
The undersigned, &c. &c; has tHs honor 10 40; ac-
dress The Hon John c. Calhoun, &c. ~ = ior inc
purpose Of making known 10 nm tie profound re-
-ret with which he has seen tina; the GENERA! Con-
eress of the Union has passed d law conserving Ia
and admitting into the American confederation The
Mexican province oI Texas
The undersigned had iiauered himself that IN iiis
question the good sense and sound opinions oi HE
cifizens most Distinguished and experienced IN the
management OF public affairs ihs kepnniIc wonld
we prevailed IN The deliberations OF the legislative
body and of the Union, but unfortunately iins mas
not been the case, and, contrary 10 ms hGpes ana
most sincere wishes, he sees consamnia'ed Oy iile
American Government an act OF aggression the
most unjust which can be recalled IN the annals o
modern history, such as the spolanon ot lrienay
nation like Mexico, OF considerable part oil hef
territory.
For these reasons the undersigned, IN fuIiiment
of his distractions, finds himself Obliged TO protest.
as he does accordingly protest, In the most solemn
manner m the name Of his Government against the
law passed on the 2Sh OF last month, by The Gen,
eral Congress of the United States, and sanctioned
On the first of the present month by the President
of the sad States by which the province OF leXas
anintegrai part OF the Mexican territory, isallowed
10 be admitted into the American Union.
The undersigned, IN like manner, declares that
the aforesaid law can IN no manner Invalldale the
righr which the Mexican nation possesses TO reco-
yer the aforesaid province OF Texas, oi winch she
Is now unJustly despoilrd, and which night She VII!
sustain and enforce all tunes, by whatever means
are in her power.
The undersigned will say in conclusion To the
.,>...-.-.y Il Statc of ia" inired Statae ="
order that he may be pleased to INFORM the Prcs-
dent of the said States OF the SANE that IN conse
quence of the law against which he has just pro-
tested. hIsmission ,e this Government Is terminated
from to-day Consequently. the undersigned re-
quests the Hon. Secretary OF State 10 be pleased 10
send him his passports, as he has arranged to quit
this city as soon possible for New York.
The undersigned, &c (Signed.)
,fhN March, 1915