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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01
&C. FUTILE. Auctloneer - ,.,,
S~IG<OR VITO Wits SECOND M, i.>Ss
ITArIA\ MAKRLt kAkliDlkO,
ANTHONY J. rLEECkER, AactioneeI.
. SyaaNEES SAlE OE PROPERTY


N ngtou street 24h ard lsh streets sna on N,ss.s'
street corner OF Brckman street ANTHONY j. bLtf.h.
ER viii sell at auction ON Thursday the 81 day 81 jay
|, O'clock At the Merchants Exchange, tue oAowns pro
strest-Two S-,ory brick Houses and Lots Nos
az and jla Riyngton the former lot being i~es
inci.. In front and by 81 feet deep NE set - e''
inches in front aud resr by ~ fee, deep Parry wA-
Asa lot OF lard adJolng the lot No 81 kNnsons,'
and being also the Of the lots Nos ID ani ~ oosfss
street n lee, long by 10 wide. Mortgage on SI hNns,on
rrv, and the small lot adjoining IN the reai Tor ro sM
snc or $500 No. 49, both al sS per een' VIC" ss
probably remain Ii desired Present rent shout go"
Layhold Property on siA aisef.-The Two s'ofy oi~s
uonse and Lot known No. q On .th street on
and OH Avenues Lot q front and rear by % ~ deep
ease n wears from Let February. 1872, With kish. OF ~
nevs Tor second Premises subject 10 ground ies
II 4 !, per annum and Mortgage OF ss" al seven p''
cent which can remain II desired Present rent s-p peg
xnnum. M, -. ,i..,... a.,
Lot. know A. Nos 100 and lol ON lyh street, es'n v -
e.i front and rear by ~ feet deep The premises arr ~
ect 10 ground rent OF soo per annun Tue -
wears 10 rnn from the hr-t OF May last Pre-en rem 80
y.lnnbl. Ixa,e-Na u hickman 80 esf-i 30
.,o,v brick House No, ijo Nassau street. come. %
Bec.msn street Lease has i've years 10 run h"n
~ MAY last tho rent OF 500 pes snnnni pay
u advance. Possession given inmesi Seli' 80 -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

t,IRE.WORkS .-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
| I'nrsd States Laborsory The subscribers have 81
Ia "a and for sale sn entire stock Of briia fur w@e
cot an, Sing very general assortment "hch ior osY
~ "a ,ance ami real utility viii exceed any ever offered p
~, ir l5 years and II sold by weight VIII he found .,
nsrban. -. per cent the cheapest In the ery.
q, ,i,a Fire Craolsgs, &c. ~ abundance. ,,.,,
GASSNER YOUNG,
IL, Chathain.s st. opposite Chatham Theatre.
Dealers IN Gr0c> ries and Frus anu Agen" '' VI"
~ paviiion , 'ounlsin AZ Saratoga .
B-serpeol. nd Chssers being prohibited IN ms ey
n viii only rec. i've orders tor 1hem IRON the country
jei tiiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01
.G-A NEW.YORK, ALANY a TkOA

o'clock 2. M.-Tb> Steamboat EMPIRE,
Can't r. y. Macy, Will leave tbe steamboat p. foo, ~
court!and-st every Tuesday. Thsrsisy and SATURDAY s'
aoon. al O'Clock. 81, -.
tn. steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt wm n P.eA, every
Monday, " esinesiay and Friday afternoon a. &C., -,
For Passage Freight apply on board or 81 'hs ga
he wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

me- -%fs"~D DrVs iA~s'''
Reducing the wheat 10 hour there is in IA,
receipts OF the tide water equal to 5S bs IN -s5 over
h44
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01
NTEN-YORK PEALE,sy MUsEUM.-Broad

= way, OppOsr Ilty ffsIL -, -, -,
Fourdays only commencing Mopday, June Jh sPLtS
DID PERFORMANCES every evening At 81 oclocs
and Wednesday afternoons at g. The FORTUNE TIL
LER, MAD. ROCKWELL, who mey be- consulted private
y regarding the Past Present and Future Events At an ~
ira charge Of only shilling. The Manager has IN
gaged the famous Mr. WNCHELL The great dellneator
also Miss : T. ADAfR, charming Vocalist, and IA RI
TlTE AMIE Dans-u-e
Tirset. One shilling sithout distinction Of age jetJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

r. FOURTH OF JULY ExCyn-
s..Ql-N Sos TO wrsr POINT AND NV

IT. AfOuRTu OF July ExCIn-
ss-QL-$ SION TO WFSr POINT AND NEW
HsEsn,s BURGH-Lsnding a. cAaw-fs Nss
,.-.f,. DOCK iP,.1.kilil Cold >py7ng ard Conway
Tis .,,aniboaf HIGHLANDER. Captain c =: Arnsiroix
a., az, The steamboat 9ier 81 NJ loot 81 rrrr sifse
m r-sav Morning July IN, A. half past seven ococs, IL
80 ~ ar,o- street a. before O'clock. ard Ire pr 'o-s q
f,rb .tr,,~t North River. AZ O'Clock
p...soc.rs visiting IVES; Pom. and Ncwba'sh VI.
4, .--,ss.hiv entertained. Al the former psfr n -
ia. rrxy be seen IN encampmeni sr a. NE aef
hsye been spared 10 get " an NJ lor"s 'eV''s""-
FARE fO- the Excursion - ern.s, 49,. -. y
R-inrniug he boat VIII leavs Ncwbarsh a. oe oe. X
landing Al he shove places. and ar1'e IN NE c |" Az
M vritue.. fhs 1 .spisy u slrewOrss ..
A Band of MUSE : engaged for ne oSea-ios w -
r--.a FOL RTu OF JULY ENCtt-
s-li---s>lON 10 NFNBJ RGH 4 WEST PUN
---<x>--H fsre for TIE Excursion. - cents NJ,
TIE Seamhoa. JAMES MADISON, Capt. tnsf.es q "a
stead ~, save New-l ork from foot Of RVas :
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY sih, al pas; oeioSA. rl'-
st, uAst : Brook.yn foot II Manst ~ minutes pas. .
Thorn. Pier before touching =, Per M !, bs'efs ~
e,.rs " alren-s - pa HAnmci->t psst ana 4.
,, AZ New bnrrh between and hours. giving pas n
= ,,,e t dine ~ " s.hngOns Head Quarters NC &C
R.-s-ri,s viii lesve <-sbgrgh a. ociock snd al -
In SsvsY5rs between and ocloes. nme TO Win -
- rixv ,f F.re-Norss in the evening.
sBAND or MUSIC i engaged tor the occasion
70 The James Madison vii cave Nsrren = PIER ~
York on saturday morning July 5h 81 eoeAcsA Ior
hgrgh = -
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21

vols votre immense lleritage".Ecsutez ' alouta tout a
coup lie charbounier en- Sc dresPant sur ses Pieds yous
aviez pres de sx ans alora, cit Dieu ma donnie un VI
sage qu'on ne peut oublier quand on ia w une lois"
-Je ne VOWS reconnaisp pas, interrornpit Older,
Pclo Rouan s'6lanea hora dsla chambre, On epten-
dit, dang Ia piece yoisine; IN bruit dssau agitGe ct ruls
seiant sur. lie sol puis, il Sc fit IN silence I; pnIs encore.
un humme de grlude taille. vetu de peaux de lapins
blancs ct don't la face hlafarde etait lnou llEe connma
sill De fit Abandonment aRperge, s'6lsnca dams 10
chambrette ct atteignit dun bond leslit oil Didier etait
toujours 6teudu. Ala yues de Get homme, don't les che
veux blancs tembaieit 6pars sNr lea epaules, DidieI
fprouya une eonnotion Orange. II passa la main SUI
son frontd piusieurs reprises, CONNIE pour saislr uil
souvenir rehelle. IL
L'homne Stait ii, devant lui, immobiie, en- prcic q
Gne visible ct piolente ianxi6te. Z
Enin Didicr parut voif clair en- 50 nftnoire. Unc
rougeur fpaisse couvrit sa jode, ct "a boucie s.ouyrit
presqle involontairement pour prononcoT &c nom -
Jean Blanc
Pelo Rouan frappa SEES mains rtune contre | 'autrc
ayec une jois dsirante III sc souvient do mon nom
s'Scria-t-ii les larmes aux yeux; de mon vrai nom
Pauvre petit monsieur !s,II sc souyient de moi .-Oa
dit lie capitaiAe, Z me souvieHn de vous,.et de blel
dsautres chooses TN monde de souvenirs envahit
moR eery eau. .Je ne me trompais pas, iier. iofsque jai
cru reconnaisfeIts TEXTURES do cette ehalnbrc.p-Cie
TAFT la votrc aatrefois..Oh que Disu soft beni. pour
nsavoir point permits que lie valiant tronc perdit juaqu'a
"a aerniere branclie /! Que Dieu ct Notre Dame soent
bsnis psir la ioie qui d$borde de III IN pauvre cRuri
IL Sc fit I'm instant dc silence. lie ~capitaine Sc re-
cueilatt en- SEES souvenirs. Fleurs des Gen6ts riait.
pleurait, ct remerciait Notre Dame de hi Foret. Pc
10 Rouen ou Jsan Blanc, penchs sur la main dc son
jeune naaitre. sayourait l'alegresse intinie gIi reInplis-
salt son anne. Au boat dc ~qneIques minutes, Jean
Blanc sc redressn. Ses soursis etaient lsgafement
froncess ct tous SEES traits e1primaient une grave rfso-
luton EFT maintenant, dit-il; Georges Trernl, vous
etes Breton et'nohle il vous faut regagner l.hsrtaGe
de vo,re pare tout enter: nobIesse 81 fortune.
Ia Fin az proclaim No.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
NOY#FT.Ln coNsyrpUTTON.

N0UFEELG CONSTITUTION.
Nos ~lecteurs peuvent considererle les copies que nous
leurs Demons de II Nouvelte Constitution dc i'6tnt dc
Louisiana, soft Ell Anglais on en- Francois, CONNIE de
Ia derniere cxactitude nous les avonsA coiationnees
ayec soin, sur les documens officiels ct sur les autres
papiers qui ont etc a mime de puiser aux meilleu es
sources. On troivera au bureau du Wing dc ST Lam
dry. DIES copies de Ia nouvelIe constitution dc Tetat en-
AngIais ct en- Francas, ~corrig6es ayec soin.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21

-sa voix aussl! mnrnura Pelo Rousn, plonge dams
l'ayais pas reconuu!
Didierle crut lou. Fleur-dcs.G enets ponsa rever.
-Je colnpreAds ulAintcnlnt, lepflt Peio, Sc partant
toujours i lul-malne je conprenos peurqaoi Naunoy
voulait fasssssner Ell MOI qui lie lassAis fare ..Qaf
done IA sauye d ma place
-dioi, prononga falbleinent Mare.-Toi, r6peta Pslo
Rouan; qui serrala leunc file sur son ce1r avec exai-
tation TOT, enfant Merct merci du fond du ceur !.
I'll as fait tout ce que aurals dd lairsr,Tu las anne,
loFsque moi ie lie haissais aveuglement stu Pas d6vi-
us, lorsque je le meeonnaissais ;mtu li as dome ia
coucAc, ct moi, j. vouidis lie tuer g. Pardon, alouta-t-il
on ~revenant vers Dldiers qui restait ebahi ct n'avait
garde de comprendres pardon, notre jeune monsieur
Georges..-Georges 4. balbutia le capitame yous
vous trompez-Non! non ie ne me tronpe pas y
Cette medailIe que ID Providence me fait reirouyer,
c'est moi qui la ms d 4otre cou il a singt ans, par une
mutt terrible on Vaunoy tenta encore dc vous assassl-
ner ;-.car lily abien I~ongtemps quilts yous poursuit,
notre jeune monsieur.,Et moi qui avsis peur..grand
peur !~elorsque 70 vous voyais errer sous le convert, tout
seul avec Marie CONNIE 81 IN IrcmI pouyait tremper
rne pauvrc file! CONNIE 81 tout ce quill y a de bon,
de noble, de genereux, de loyal, ne Sc trouyait pas tou-
ljours reuni II coup sur dams lie cnar dun rreml.-
Mais, voulut encore objecter Older, qui restait in
cr6dulo dams tout ce que vous venez dc dire, ie ne
vols point de preave-Point de preuve = .votre mii
nest il pas celui du vieux Nicholas Treml; un saint
yieilard, don't lame est chez lie bon Dieu 2Votre Yoix
votre age, IL msdeille, la haine de Vaunoy. qui vens 4
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21

W Nous avons maintenanf en- main un assortment
ample ct coinplet de Papiers calcules pour toutes espcces
~d'ouvtage qui r~cssortcnt de notrc etat; CONNIE nos prix
sottt les inaines que ceux des ilnprimeurs de Ia Nou-
yelle Orleans, nouss ~esperons obtenir une part du pa
tgoliage rnblic, seront executes a Ia minute, les ordres
pour:
Limitations aur Faa{raistes, sur papicr Gu cartes;
A,Gtches Fl Eti9urtfea;
Cheeks de Bfnqne Ell autres;
PrNPk{sts ct C3rsulafres;
CaFtesde Visite ct d 4Ai.aire;
Bites de Bal;
Bat9stias a tertist, sffs. 81. Juliet 3 la45.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
v. DAVID 81 Fills,

v. DAVID 81 Fills,
Kiei3}e Lerte No. SO, entire les facs Cont; i
BieaiaHe, NouyELLE ORLEANS,
WIENNT Mt de receyior, dos manufactured as
y France ct dAngleterre un assortment compiled
Q nincaillerie ct IGfiG
des mcilleurs noodles; La Tongue experience 40 ces
mason, est une %garantie que les articles choiss III
ellie, sont dc qualite snp6rieure ct calcul6s pour le msss
che de la Louisiana. Leur
QulNCAILLERIE AMERICAINEs
cholsie ayec soin ct achet6e au plus bas prix, lenr pr
met doifrlr aux marchauds dc la campagne toutes ls
marclandises dc &c genre gui pcuvent leur etre ddlas
y conpris totls les articles de SELLERIE, les pas
varies qui jamais furert apportes sur ce marche v
Pr.ent leurs amis de yisiter leur etablissements Ne. q
Vieille Levee.
uI1 La Gazette de st. Martnyillese est price d'ine9
Particle ci-dcssus, ct d'envoycr son comptc q ysps
vidt& Fills. DIS On
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
Librairie dc Ia NonYelIe 0rlaans

Rue du Camp No. Ia.
7 b. STEEL, successor de Norman. stesi
20 librairie, fourniture dc bureau, impor,st; 4 M
publication, &c, &c, en- gros ct en- detail. SsSa n
Lures de complies, de premiere gualit6. Il es+ss,:
Fournitures de bureau, premiere quaiite. ! iTg Ky
ics employees, des ~banques. ct dp commerce. sssgs
Materiaur pour lie dessin ct l'architecture.
Gates d jouer colori6ea ct non eouloFi6ea; sstt..
visite emaillees, &c. &c. ~
Lures d'ecofe de toute espdce.
Publications d bon mldrchs ct magasinss
Lirfes st dnnuaires de Londrcs.
Les marcliandises yendues dams Get etsS;sss@
sont t9ntes guarantees pour IL qualitie ct les biz @ .S,
.satisfesunt. X.
Impressions ct relieures, execute dams IL ms;is.4
style, ct aux plus bas prix. N. o. fey. 9O-eM
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
oH z .. I a 0Mdlse Is Secbes,
as na nl .

W1GEE KNEAS q co.
AAFFRENT aux Planteurs, Marchands de la Cam
y y payne ct autres I'M large ct bon stock assorti de
Marchandises a leur choix, conprenantS elleric, Har-
nais, Males. Cuirs pour SELLERS ct CONSTRUCTORS de
Voitures. ustensiles, Garnitures ct Materiaux; GUM
caillcrie pour selleries ct accessories de voitnres; mar
chandises en- ~fer-blanc; ustensils en- bois; ct Brosses,
ct une grande vari6t6 d'autres articles; pour les person.
mes qui en- anraient bcsoin, ct il est dc leur int6ret:
dexaminer avant d~'acheter. un que nous avons finten-
tion de les servir a leur satisfaction.
Auss', IN grand assortment de Charruos.
Few. Ga m.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-05

TIE WING CANDIDATE.


Col JAMES COLLINS o. Iowa County, is
now before the people Of Territory, in OPP
position 10 MoRG,N L. MARTIN, for The i'm,
portant station of Delegate 10 Congress-
The contest has fairly commenced and will
doubtless be gorously carried Gu; on b, III
SIDES
Mr.. Collins, as we'll as Mr. Martin, is an
old setter in the Territory, his figured
much, and we may say cred lably in public
affairs. and is undoubtedly popular with his
pa Is consistent party maH; and il
would be gratifying TO Us, if our opponents
would consent 10 the same, 10 see the can
vass conducted upon strict party principles;
but us they have attacked the democratic
candidate for having once been president
of bank. we cannot forbear reminding
them that they have now IN this respecl,
not much 10 brag Of TIE Col. we under
stand, has deuk pretty extensively in bank
stock. and has himself been president Of
some one or more Of these institutions, and
we have been informed that once upon o.
time, while president Of the Council, he
MIXED bank here in Madison entirely
dry. Ii was farror one 20 be sure, but
report says that il gave very decent mess
for all lhat.-W,s. Argus.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-05

re-anima,e and set TO cooling AM kicking.
kissing and biting, the Wondering carcase
of one of these same irresponsible. worth
less, swndling banking concerns" Yes.
and If we rightly remember, The Sentinel
advised his reade that The demanded
ghos. would havc:been forthcoming bl,
for the obs'inacv OF such men as Mr.. Ray,
in III" Councl.
Where was Mr.. Martin. then? Was he
in favor Of re,ivmg TIE BANK OF
II.WAUKiE? Not at all. He was here
while the question was pending and though
not member, yet he exerteI all the influ
ence acquired by seat in the Council
during the six proceeding years, aga ns'
that or any other m'lar project. What a
beautiful symmetry OF sentiments is here
presented! Condrmning a man for hav-
ing been connected with bunk seven years
ago, aud vel in favor of charterng just
such soulless concern now!
"1appy is he that condemeth not him
self in TINT Thing whic. he alIoweih."
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-05

The posts for the Ncw-York aud Phla-
deIphia Magnetic Telegraph VII be cree
ted through the city in day or two. and
as far up the River as Fo:t Lee, along the
track of the Harlem R.ilrold, where the
wire is 10 cross the RIVER. The posts lhro'
the city are to be twenty Feet in height, and
The New York Depot for all lines of the
Telegraph radlling from this city VIII be
at the Convenient establishment, of the en-
terprs;ng Wells & l. vings'on, Exp ess a
gents. Sixty m les of the wire for this Tel
egraph is already flushed. The Boston
and New York line will probably be The frs
completed, as Mr.. Pomeroy has been liber-
ally seconded by Boston capitalists, and the
work is 10 be vigorously pushed. A meet
ing was held in UIci yesterday Cor making
final arrangements for extending the line
to ufl'to--east of shat, to Boston. things
being already definitely fixed. Southwark
ly there is no progress The initial arrange
ments for prosecuting the work North f;om
New O. leans have fallen through. N. Y.
Tribune.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-05

GEN. BRADY.--At the dinner given by
the Brady Guards to Williams Light lnfan-
try on Thursday among other toass was the
following by Geo. c. Bates, Esq:
'.Gcn. Hugh Brady: May we all, like
him, ever have our knapslcks ready, either
to do bltile with the enemies of our coun-
try, orthe King Of Terrors HIMSELF"
The felicity Of the compliment can hard
ly be appreciated without understanding the
allusion. The gallant veteran is now alb
sent, and we may venture to give it. Gen.
Brady. though far advanced in years, has
seldom seen sick day, thanks TO hardy
frame and LIFE Of temperln ce though OF
exposure and hardship. But year or two
since. he became seriously and dangerous
Nv i'll and his friends believed that his last
hour was at hand. The family clergyman
was sent for to break The tidings TO the un-
conscious dying man. The duty was dis
charged kindly and tenderly. Instantly the
old soldier raised himself in his bed and ex-
claimed" Well sir, let the drum beat, my
kaGpsacs is st1ngw
Gen. Brady Is no orator or educated schol
ar. but plain, blunt soldier bred in he then
wilds of Pennsylvania and rising by his mer-
il from the ranks 10 his present station. Yet
what orator or scholar or hero has ever sur
pissed the simple grandeur and pathos Of
of that seniimeni?- Detroit Daily Adv.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-05

DuArH's DooR.-The most south pas-
sage into Green Bay, between the main
land and The islands thai lie of the en-
trance to the BAY from Lake Michigan,
bears the omlnCuS name of I5ati's Door.
The channe is somewhat intricate. but The
scenery y no means suggest ideas war
ran ed BY the name o. The manner in
which it was obtained an agreeable CORES
pondent of the FrcdonM Censor, writing
from tina, reg Oh, gives the following le-
gend.
The appelltion is derived, $50 says ira
diiion, from the Indians who applied it in
commemoraiion of an overwhelming acct
dent which happend TO them here many
years since. In the time of the celebrated
Pom lac. party OF Sacs and Foxes, sever
al hundred in number, being on their way
to losn that Chiettaln 10 ass ST IN carrying
GU the bold and magnificent scheme VIII CHI
he entertained Of cap uring by one stroke
the whole chain Of forts from the Illinois
to the St. Lawrence, were oyerlaken at
this place by sudden and terrific storm,
which dispersed their feet Of frall canoes.
causing them all, with one or two excep-
tons, to Perish 10 The waves. A picture
oil this calamity, showing The up,urned
canoes, with tie Indians struggling in the
water, my now be seen delnealed on the
neighboring rocks-lhe wo no doubt Of
the surviving friends, who thus feellngly
paid their last tribute Of affection 10 The de-
parted
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-05

uF~ A great many words may he used in
attempt TO show local advantage in having
candidate fer delegtie in one section or
another, but the great mass Of the people
will believe nothing Of The kind. They can
not think 50 mcanly of any OF our public
men, as TO suppose, that any interest will
suffer or be preferred in their hands. The
question is in Go-wIsc as TO the residence Of
man but as to his ability to urge the many
interests which viii equally command his at
tention, beiore Congress. II is on this es-
seniial and main pc ut, that we shall be
proud to test before the people, the merits
Of the democratic with the opposing clndi-
date. There is not an ADLER nor more ell
oquent speaker thin Mr.. Martin. in the ter
ritory. Able, not in redundancy of words,
which amount TO little when got together;
but in presenting subject clearly and in
few words before the minds of hearers and
eloquent, not in sound aud flourish, but in
a fluent, easy, and agreeable style. Wheth-
er his opponent in any degree approaches
him in this respect our readers generally
will doubtless have an opportunity of know
ing.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-05
MR.. WILLIS LETTER FROM ENG
LAND.

We mentioned some weeks since, that
Mr.. Willis, had sailed for Europe, for the
purpose of corresponding, with the Ereaing
Mirror. The first of his letters, written at
Live,pooD has just come to hand. An ex-
tract from it follows:
ii wish to ask personal favor Of all the
friends of the Mirror who are in the Office
of American Custom Houses, viz: that they
would retalilte upon EngIishmen in the
most veXa!ous manner possible, the silly
and useless mpedments thrown in the way
Of passengers landing at Liverpool. We
dropped anchor with CustomHouse steam
ship along side, and our baggage lay on deck
:wo hours, (time enough TO be examined
twice over before it was transferred TO the
government vessel. We and our baggage
were then taken ashore, and landed at a
Custom House. but not 10 be examined
there! Oh, no! Il must be put into carts,
a mile and aht!f to another Custom House
and there it would be delivered to us, If we
were there TO see it examined We land
ded at ten o'clock in the morning, and with
my utmost exert;ons, did not get my bag
gage till three. The cost TO me, of porter
age, fees. etc, was three dollars and half,
besides the theft oftwo or three small artic-
les belonging 10 my child. was TOO i'll to
laugh, and therefore passed the matter o.
YER tony resentments. trust my particular
share will be remembered i'll the coming
wars of Oregon.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-05

EURO 'EAN SLAyERY.-A late number OF
the Mooa, ajournal published at Agram
IN Hungarian Croai a contains, under date
of Bucharest, in Wallacia, the following
advertisement : "For sale, bv the sons and
heirs of The late Serdar Nicolas Nika, re-
siding al Bucharest, in the suburb of 81,
Vanlre, t,oo huRdred families of Bohemi
ans, Of whom the majority of the male
members are laborers, locksmlhs, gold
smiths, shoemakers, and musicians. The
proprletors of these Bohemans will not
sell less than FIVE families at Il time but.
in return, the price Of each individual will
be o9e ducat below the ordinary price, and
facilities will be afforded for paymant."-
This advertisement is not, as might at frs
sight be imagined, mere hoax it is
perfectly serious, and what is more, is
quite legal; for the civil code, granted in
1919 by Prince John Karadecha TO the
people of Wallachia and MoIdav;a, and
which is still in force in those countries,
confirms in explicit and formal terms the
law of slavery. Thus. while the great
Powers Of CHRIS endon annually expend
vast sums in maintaining cruisers for put
ting down the ira tfiic in black slaves, n
trade in white slaves is ope..ly carried on
under heir very eyes, in two Chrlstiun
countries situate in the centre Of Europe
itself