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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
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Dear Su:-Havius been iavi,ed few evenings
since, by the friends of some OF the Pupils, | at
tended the Examination OF the " Brooklyn Female
Collegiate Institute" corner OF Washington and
TillaIy streets. lhad heard the remark that Brook
lyn could boast OF 10 adequate Institution for the
education OF Iosus Ladies IN the accomplishments
OF lie. and il Polite Literature What was my
prise. therefore, 10 find some OF the daughters OF the
inst families in Brooklyn assembled in the presence
OF their parents and friends, and the Pastors OF two
or three OF ,her Churches, 10 witness The progress o;
the Young Ladies IN their studies for the past year
Ii | NAV be allowed 10 designate the names ct any
OF the Young Ladies, when all acquitted themselves
satisfactorily would mention that OF Miss Fitch,
who received the first premium in Ensllsh Conpc-
s;tlon: also that Of Miss Howard. who received a
Diploma for the second best English CompoSition.
in the Department OF Muse, also. must NOT omit
10 mention that The Judges awarded the INST pre-
mum, Medal, TO Miss Baxter, Tor excellence in
thai accomplishment; while next IN proficiency
stood Miss Hubbell, 10 whom was awarded the
prize OF beautiful Music Book; alter whom
came the Misses Naylor and Straiton, each OF
whom received an appropriate testimonial Tor pro-
ticiencv in that divine Arr which 81 hath charms
that all men love"
The Principal OF this School. although devotins
her own time exclusively 10 the interests OF her
Pupils, employs the services OF several teachers ci
ability IN the various departments: ana Inc pal!ol-
age which has been extended 10 her ourIuS Inc
past year, since she has had the management OF tne
Institution, has eeuaed her anticparioDs, and the
Institute is now established on firm basis Ihe
attention OF such OF the residents OF Broeklyn as
have daughters to educate directed 10 this School,
and let no one. who Is unacquainted with II say
that our CITY has no Schools where our Young
Ladies can receive an accomplished Education;
Let Us educate eur Daughters nearer home: instead
of sending them on; Of sigh: 10 be starred al te-
male Boarding Schools, and TO come IN contact
with other siefeo,yped editions OF Cart ShsHdLey
Let any mother spend day or TWO IN THIS instliu-
ton and witness the method of instruction IN II,
and she vii! Be satisfied that she has ai last found
what she has probably long been searching and
wishing for. A GooD SCHOOL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
Wings of New-York!

You are called to assemble this eventng IN Gene
20, Meeting. for the first time this year, 10 consider
tbs nomination for Mayor agreed on by your Dele
gates. Will you not come together in yourstrength
The Natives boast that you are reduced TO the
skeleton of party-a mere handful of eight or nine
hundred The rally at National Hall this evening
will dissipate or confirm these assertions The Ma
tives have called their meeting on the same even
ing in order 10 draw off as many as possible. Vet
Grams Of the Old Guard the Wing Cause has need
Of you tonight! Do not stay away even II the
evening be unpleasant. Let us greet each other,
friends and resolve that the reachery of others IN
the past shall be requed by orr fidelity to our Cause
in the Futurel Animated by this spirit, we may
yet wrest victory from all our exu,lns adverserles
and at any rate, we shall stand upright IN Honor
and in Hope All together, Wings.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
Du,ilex SeIden.

The Piebeiar sees fit to alude 10 what 1t calls the
apostacy of fDUDLEY SELDEN from the Jackson party.
Thank you for the ausion Mr.. Selden was elect
ed to Congress by the Jackson party. Between the
time Of his election and that of taking his seat,
Gen. jackson was seduced into the highhanded,
unconstitutional Removal Of the Deposites, IN
manner which not even his supporters in Congress
could be dared or driven to approve or pronounce
lawful. Mr.. Selden was constrained 10 oppose this
act, and wasso broughtinto collision with the party
that elected him. He left the ranks of strong
party in power for those ola weak party which had
nothing to give him. great excitement arose,
and most excited Charter Election (ls3D turned
upon the question which had separated MIR. Selden
from his former associates. The old Jackson ma
lority of Six Thousand was cut down 10 some
Three Hundred. Mr.. Selden, deeming himself
unsupported by his constituents, resigned his seat
took direct appeal to the People was beaten, anc
has not since been in public life.-Such is briefly
the history of wha; the Plebeian calls Mr. Selden's
"apostacy." Will any man withhold his vote from
Mr. S. on account of it!
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
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corresaon6ence Of ;he New-York Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, March LIP. u.
Tho Ucs of Southwark held an enthusiastic meeting
On SATURDAY. evening Oliver Evans presiding. The best
spirit prevailed whe the speech Of our young
talented citizen, Hon. E. joy Norris was Fepete With
sound doctrine and stirring eioqucrce
Ann So,ners pretty girl 20 years, committed suicide
or Saturday by taking laudanum Cause-disappont<d
love-
There has been, during the past week. alarming
ncrease In the bill OF mortality FOR the city and districts
the deaths numbering l42-Adults, so; Children o.
The boat Maria Port Carbon and Pottsyie, LEFT on
Saturday being the first beat this season
The Delaware and Raral Canal IS announced 20 be open
on Monday next.
WIN. L. Ashmead, the Agent of the Wilmington Railroad
Co ha resigned his situation. nconeQrencc OF the cone;
between ths: and the Canal Company
There was quite flare up IN the Pennsylvania Senate
Saturday afternoon during the debate upon the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad bill. Mr. Hickman. in his speech
charged uson the Foco Senators, who voted for Cam
eron an ene. sustain this bill in the Of his
election The Speaker, who is one OF the recreart>,
called the gentleman to order ana alter Numerous exra-
nations from which appeared that every Wg member
of The Senate went the election Thursday last; with
out the slightest understanding TO vote for Senator Came
ron but on The contrary vote against him; and were
only induced to him b. his giving his pledges 20
certain Viii; measures. &c
The balance in the State Treasury, the asth u
about S99059 Sc.
ter part of the city, was broken into and pundcrod of
of considerable amount OF Jewellery Ills property was
taken TO Baltimore sold broken ur sent back to this city,
and conveyed 10 the L. States Mint where was melted
up: Mr. Lord has received The value Of the in money
Srocxs-The market has been much depressed today, and
stocks have generally declined Wilmington Railroad. with
ergy obstacle to Contend v;h opened q and closed 2
decline OF /. from Saturday Schuykl Navigation fell off
Vicksburg aud Bank Of Commerce each = GiriTd ad
vanccd & -, - %,
Frs Board-2OO WILMINGTON 2 30 do 2o; 75 do 2os
50 do 2l. 2a0 State IS, 7i $50 do annual 6S: SlU
state 1916 80; s9t8 Ch-s Delaware Canal Loar 60: $3.50
County6 1891 lO 2j schuylk Navigation 2a' i5o 'icss
burg i; 900 Girard 81: J Baak OF ommerce II.
Second Bodrd30 Vicksbug So $3.50 CountJ IS 1880 %
s3nO 10 1910 95i S3o0l State IS, do ii scO DO rw az
Sshuylk Navigation ST. 90 do do 23I 500 Wilmington
Rd 2G; do 2n: go do ways. 20 $50 Girad Eank
81: $40 do rvs. .; $50 cash, 6: - do. do, o.
SuP NEws-4l T. M.-Ciearri this GJternoon--BGrk Jo-
scph,ne Teal NOrcsns. Schrs Elmira Rodge' Sa,e New
T:elfoId Abraham Brown. Duvs Pfoydenee Lion Scar'
NYnrk srop Thoma. DAVIS. Cnscy. Norfolk.
rrireG-Sr Souilerner. EdrdGe Eoston; Lonisn, Hoo
Snrr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
TEUETuxzxZExA

MANOR DIFFICULTIES N ULsrsR.-We have m. IN d
slip from the Albany Argus letter from insto ssns
more particular account OF the recent troubles III SIsti
II seems that the party that went oui TO arrest
Hawk" were fired upon with rifles by the lnosis ~ -
incc Of 500 wards some balls striking The ground ~ tle
Zee, and other. passing their heads The iidlas @
from behind stone wall on high hit. @ ihess ilN.
hein. pnrslIed Eassci Into Delaware Co. Cooper, nv
cpSeeper, inspected OF being rincleadeF' was M
There has been large asscublase OF indians 70 'e 'o
m Olive for the purpose OF arrestng deputy Dak' "o
was stationed In that with - men out e et f
Yrot-tcck before they Their nHinJer was RON
IN n, 100 and hev came from Delaware County on morse
back. 10 assis, their friends in Ulster
The Indians have their spies who are constantly tos
sr coIinr and give exact information as 10 the nuinDe
Of ;he posse, tbe.- stations &c
The writer from Kingston. under date OF i'ih ms says
tba, some arrests OF importance have been made and that
the Deputy with his posse, now consisting Of about 100
mon well armed are engaged in serving suop9nas aud
process.
Tur ILLINOIS LEAD REGroS-A gentleman at s..
nj. rom Galena reported that the miners I'D been
uay successful raising Iinsra during The winter and
-iere was very large amount OF lead or the landing
a. Gs!cna ready fo- shipment
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
xI...-. ELECTION.

The Boston Atlas Of ofyes,erday, from dais furnish
I'd by an extra of the New-Hampshlre Parrlot
noco) dated on Saturday, gives ihe following as
The resul, Of the vote for Governor In la7 towns;
VI. iss..' =. Le.o. Abo AID Scat
Wing. !. eqa steele. .2l,4ss Hoyt, &c-- .-s,2is
, s.e.le,s msiorty over all, s5l which will be in
.-..ssd nv The vote OF the SO remaining towns
The Abolition vote by itself is5,27I.
We have returns of the Congressional vote from
o,Iv 157 towns. In these Woodbury. runs 1000 be-
hind the highest on his ticket The Boston Post
comedies that he is defeated Hale's vsie in the
-.r,e ,ovns &c 9I6
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
Police Office,

CAPTURE OF BuHGLAR--In passing along Grsnd-street
last night Mr. Osborne Clerk of Police, and officer Stoke
Is discovered noted burglar named David Devoc charged
with the commission OF several burgres In this city and
also In Ecw-Jersey where he Is cow indicted He was
committed, TO be sent TO New-JcTsey for trial.
BuRGLARY.-0n Saturday night early Yesterday morn
ing the stable of Henry Dccrs of 9Th avenue and
5h street. wa. broken opsn and large bay horse stolen
which the thief escaped with.
GRAND LARcESY.-A youns man who at first was called
Francis Mckay, arrested on Saturday night, charge
with highway robbery. This morning, Mortimer Rogers
of No 43 Cstreet, to the Police Office and stated
that on tho 81 inst In the evening IN passing THROUGH lnd
sonstreet he slipped and fell, and, while falling, Thomas
McCabe mot 9icKs,) suatched from his fob watch and
cgan worth Si3 and or The watch was Subsequent
ly found pledged simpsons and recovered As there
was no blow struck violence used, the accused was
committed only for grand larceny
TnErrs-James Armstrong and Hugh Read. BOYS, were
arrested and committed for stealing two table and five tea
spoons, wortE S. from DR. C. Il. Graham No 2o7 Eleventh
street.
Dick johnson, colorcd arrested for stealing three
paterns OF oussene dc Lane for dresses by NJ T. SER
rean, Baldwin OF the Sd station house. lie was commit
ted.
Daniel Taylor arrested and committed for stealing
IS in money 4 ON Edward Murray. No. IL "ashins'oi'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
Court Calendar-THIs DAr.
CoHroS PLEAs-Sos. II, IL, Il. Is 70 y inclusive
CITY TELLIG ENCE.
MONDAY
Court OF Over

Court OF Oyer and Terminer,
Before Judge EDxoSps, and Aderre w1ssa.r and DICK
This Court opened yesterday for the Na-eh term
James Egan charged with the rnuraer Of UIi,-,. n
gcosevelt-scet and also Andrew C!s1s w--p bror,S,t
into Court
large police so.ce, consisting CT IL officers were In az.
tendance.
The Courtroom has undergone some alterations during
the recess among which proper for repr
ing have been forgotten
The Courtroom somewhat crowded by spectators,
The names Of Tie Grand Jurors then called Sever
al answered Judge EdIlouds then dismissed the Grand
Jury with direction that they assemble again Monday
next, when!thsy will be charged.
The names OF petit Jurors Their called fine Of S5
or each cf the grand and petit Jurors who summoned
bn. did not answer their ordered by drec
ton Of tue Court Out OF panel OF SD pett Jurors bus 81
were enpane.ed there having been number CT exempts
summoaed.
The Cour. read the rules which will govern the
By direction Of the Court Andrew Glen was put - the
bar He accused OF arson, &c in setting fire 10 house
up town and causing the death OF and child. He
German He stated that he has been IN this country o
years Has no friends does wish for counsel Does
not know what b-ought Into Court for. The Court
signed Messrs shepherd and Benedict 10 be his counsel
Those gentlemen stated that from enquiries they have made
they have believe that the Is insane. The
District Attorney stated that the physician O: the prison. Of
enqui.e, does not consider the prisoner In
sane The mode OF enquiry 10 the alleged insanity Is 10
be decided this forenoon.
The trial Of Egan then called. hut Mr.. Brady, his
counsel stated the witnesses FOR defence pre-
sent. The trial WAS not &c: down FOR to-day.
The District ATTORNEY stated that he would not be pre-
pl-ei 10 proceed viii; the trial Of Jones charged with the
murder OF cocrcd barber IN Caai-sreet, until the arrival
Of witness named 0'Mcara.
Tu.c Edouds ..aiei that The trl, OF Pcy Bc1:nc must
positively commence on THURSDAY.
The Court adjourned TO Tuesday forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
DIED.:

On Monday morning. OF consumption, ELIZA. wife OF
J-m Hewitt, Jr aged i years
The friends Of The family, and the members ef Union Di-
vision No Sons Of Temperance, are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral the residence OF John Hewitt
sen 60 Duane without further notice. on Tuesday 18th
March, at 81 O'Clock T. VI.
March 7th ae. short Illness, MARY S. daughter of
Hugh aud Susan Mclvne, aged years, months and 81
The friends of the family and the members of NewYork
Lodge 40 10, and Mount Sianai Encsmpment No. j. l.
O. of O. T. are respectfully invited TO attend her funeral!
this Afternoon ut o'clock, from 81 Spring AZ.
On lith inst after a short Illness MANLY i. FOWLER,
pruter, aged IS years
On Monday l7h Inst after lingering illness, SAN UEl
SON OF John Fowler, In the second year Of his age.
On Monday March 18th, after long and painful Illness
John L. MEAD, aged 81 years smonths, and days
The friends and relatives OF the family the members OF
the Forsv,h street IL E. Church Covenant Lodge NO 80
l. o OF o. and the Order generally and the members OIL
Independence Guard are respectfully invited 70 altsu s
funeral on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock from his H'e
residence, i56 Grand street. lls remains VIII DO
On Monday morning the 18th inst, in the Attn year Of
her age EMILY, the wife Of John Porter
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
Invited II, attend her funeral this afternoon Tuesday) al
o'clock without further invitation from her late residence
2Sg Hudson St -, ,,.,o.
On the 9th instant. in Lamborsylle, New-Jersey MAJOR
LEVI STOUT, at an advanced age. at,
10Th Dron Flender, IS; Mrs Margaret GodKihs-
18th, sarah Ann daughter Of Henry T. HaY!ard; Nrs.
Ann Harris, IS.
.
At Rochester I4th Vim. Wilson. 30
A. HgT,Io Iatb, Ms Adaiine Backesee, 30; 18th,
Robert Hinson, Of Ensland' hi. y.
AZ Newark " J. Jonathan Stout, 81, formerly OF New
York. -, ,- ,..,, q, =, ~
Haven, Ct -
HEALTH or CrrY.I appears from the reportof the
c INSPECTOR that number OF deaths in the City ard
corny OF the week ending March Is, was
lG9. of whom IS men, "A women, 42 boys, aud 55
g!rls-3 died absces', apoplexy, bleeding, bleed
Ing from lungs. cancer SO consumption, Is convuons
Group congestion Of brain. congestion Of lungs debn
ty delirium ,remens. dauhGa, dropsy, 10 dropsy in
the head epilepsy eryspelas, remttent fever scar
let fever ,yphus fever disease of the hart, lnama
ton II Inflammation OF brain, inflammation Of bowels,
l3 Inflammation OF lungs. Inflammation Of stomach,
Inflammation OF chest, Inflammation Of womb, niiam-
NATION liver, in,emperancc. audice lues vcnerea,
( Ina:asmus measles, notification old age prera-
ure birth, scroila small pox. teethns ulcers va
oloid . unknown. 43 were under one year of age; 20
=, 25 to D. l9 30 0,i I'D 10 90 : 20 to 80, IL; 80
40. al 40 TO 80 10; 81 10 so, s. 60 10 90 4 20 10 sU
/ 20 to 80, - unknown 2 lao were natives Of the D.
ted States % OF Ireland of England OF Scotland Of
Germany. OF Sweden, Of West indies were from Tie
Bellevue Hospital from City Hospital from Blackwes
Island. froua Lua:ic Asylum from City rrison irom
Cclored Home. II coored persons.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
Court of Sessions.

Before the EEcoRDER and Aldermen DRAKE and DEyoE.
VI. c. PATERSON, Esq, District Attorney.
observation-disclosures Stevens indicted for robbery in
tile Is dcgrec-snockiug down Thomas Newell ana steal
ing IS bill from him the 7;h January-was discharged
from his reconizances the complainant had left Tor Mex
leo and did not appear.
In the case of William Tusor, Indicted for removing rasp
berry bushes goosebcry bushes &c from the freehold of
Thomas Warner, Esq. Bloomngdae Road near IlSst,
The counsel for defence deurreG 10 the Indictment; as Mr.
Tusion was lessee tenant at the tme and no criminal
action could lie against him. The Court gave judgment IN
favor the demurrer and the complaint was discharged
TRIAL FOR REcEIvtSc STOLEN GooDs.-John McBriarty
wac tried receiving stolen goods, viz cloths Silks &c
stolen the eiih of January last, from john Matthew'S
alias Williams alias Lawyer, and James Groves, colced
men, from the store OF sydney p. Ingahau, No. l23 Full
t0nstrcet The proof OF the sceter imperfect ana the
Jury found the prisoner not guilty.
AsoruEn-Thc same John Mclirarty tried for re-
ccIync stolen goods cloak worth Sl stolen on thc
10Th January last from IIeman Wadrdge officer Cooke
nrc 6cposed that he 10 the small shop OF McBrary
in Cross-srec Pearl and demanded the cloak
which AcBriarty denied being there. His wife. however,
went on. and In again with the cloak on her shoa
drs which she had advanced 81 80 pon She up :he
cloak the accused reproved her for returning the cloak
He had been tried before day for similar ofenceard
escaped under cyyer of his wies dogs. The jury found
him not gliy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Death of senator Bates.
Correspondents of The Tneane-

Io!Iespo1Gellce OF ILs 1I4-@-l1
wAsH1serox. March ls,h Xiaaiza..
Senator BATES, of Massachusetts died this eve
ming, at twenty minutes past 6 O'Clock. This Will
delay the Senate day or two longer. The Senate
thought of adourulng tomorrow, had,not this oc-
CURED. They viii not now adIourn TIL Wednesday
or Thursday.
Mr. WEBSTER will announce his death IN the SEN
ate Tomorrow ar II O'Clock will send you re-
por, of his speech for Wednesdays paper The
Senate will then adjourn. As his friends, be-
lieye, intend 10 take the body TO Northampton for
interment, and viii probably leave this city with II
tomorrow afternoon a, 81 o'clock, the Senate VIII
accompany them to the cars, and meet again on
Tuesday.
Senator PEARcE of Maryland arrived this evening.
youu. RCHELEU.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18

SANps's SAKsAsAxlLLA-' BE 80 coci.T said Diosenes
10 Alexander who sske4 ii he ceuld be Of hs
phhesophor-be coed 10 sAad from between and
the sun" There many who Permit prejudice to stand
between :he and the sun. Such would Asaredy be the
situation OF that individual who should reuse 10
oANnss SAssArARILIA for mali Scrois, Liver Gem
pat Erysi2ei ANY disease OF the glands the skin.
Cau there b any Persons who, after reading the conclusive
testimonials in Possession OF tie MessIs. Sands would thus
stand IN ;aels own hSht:"
For farther particulars, and conclusive evidence Of rs
superior value and efficacy. see pa,phlets which may ee
obtained OF the proprietors and their agents gratis
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail BY A. B. D.
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists, 1s Fulton street. NewIork
Sold also II p Broadway East Broadway and by Drug.
isis generallE th.ouchout the United Statss.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-18
RoMAS EYE RALsAM.

f~z-"THe LIGHT OF THE BoDy Is THE EYE." het. a
calamity must II M for these who hare weak 10 live IN
r.reua twilight They casnot rezd plesant books or
wrt peasn letters TO their friends or enjoy The peafint
her holiday ae ihey condemned constant gloom
Not n,ce5sa1y, homese Science has rodueed many won
d., ,nd smcng Others the Rorql Eye Bctsga. ea;.
g of ,h peeatS ho have be-n cured By its Application
coui not b. read sitting If the eyeiids infaned
or eyealiS boodShOt m.tter hat the cau5c may have
beerust call al The Of S-ssrS. Sands Co. IN Bread
ay and iey will furnish you with Of the Balssm Tor .
c.ats with prtei decoIS for Persevete IN the az
plicatiun for short riine. You irsl succeed.
Prepared and sold BY A. B. SANDS CO. Chemists ana
Dugyss 273 Broadway Chambers Sold also al ~
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