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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
New Publications.

MARY SCRwErDLEI, THE AMER WITCH, the
most Interesting trial for wstchcra Known. has just
been very neatly published by Wiley Putnam. Also
EoruKN, or Traces Of Travel brought home from
the East By K. NJ. MLNEs the Poet and member OF Par
liament)
These works worthily open Messrs. Wiley Il
Pumams Library OF Choice Readpg costing fy cents
each. We only announce them now, but may review
them hereafter.
GRARAM's MAGAzlNEfor April is before us Itsem-
selishmenis are Gen. Geo. p. Morris, 1--WE hope
he cismoe like wss dashug eulogiun than the PortraitA
Shanty Lake Chaudiere and The Falls of Talluah We
have to-day speak OF Its contents but there
pleasant peen The Fam BY Mrs F. s osGooD, another
cSudden DeathO by Mrs. SG9uRNkr and some good lines
E The RustcJ by Mrs E OASEs SMITH. 'Chvary in the
Nineteenth Century, by d. H. BARLOW. we like Ars.
Easuxr contributes story OF True Love Hundred Years
Ago. and Mrs c. H. BUrLkR another ove-story. (Wm.
Il. Graham, l62 NsSSsn-st)
THE SOUTHERN I.lrERARY MESSENGER for March
has valuable Historical papers on South Carolina
Just bcfore and North Carolina during the Revolution Har
ry Bluf' Mrs Z. J. Eames and H. B. Hirst, among
the contributors.
The CcLuMEIAN MAGAzrNE opens with 4 story
e The Children Of Mount lda0 by Mrs L. NJ,
CHILD. which should alone induce every Discriminating
buy IT, PAsx BENJAMIN contributes good verses,
ard Mrs. osooop lively alleSory in rhyme Mrs E. r.
Steele Fanny Forester and c. Donad Macleod also
among the contributors. The three embellishments are
fair though we should have preferred that would have
cost them all. e. Post. Astor House)
"PoruIAR LECTURES on ASTRONOMY: By NJ.
ARAso with Additions and Corrections by DIoSY-
srs LAapSrx. LID. has jus, been issued by Greeley
NcErath. We tias it, of very vainssie and
lucid view OF Astronomy. (or should not have published
hO but VIC leave Its praise TO others.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

Jeremiah 3 Selby, wiscon
Geo W Clipp.nger, Pa
G onse VI Tut, Gs
John L Cole, y c
Robert Station. v c
Jesse Myer. y Y
Gabriel P Reevs, y Y
Philip 4 Aylett. Ala
Daniel E Warren, Tenn
c Z Moore, Y Y
James VI Nall. Ala
James 4 McRae, y c
" A Babcock, Conn
Alfred Brush. Mich
Edward Lauderdaie, y !
William Eillheu.e, y y
George Douglas, y I
W 3 B Temple, Ala
wm J NcSaInee, y Y
NewtoR C Cooley, y Y
Thcs D Washburn, Mas
IS Satchwell, \ c
John Hill, Corn
D 4 Knapp, Conn
I Everest Swift, Conn
Peter 4. Mallen, \ y
" E Dunwody, Ga
Henry II Button, y Y
Josiah Brown, y q
John A Preston, y Y
Ebenezer Macfarlan, y Y
Edwin c Witherill, y Y
S D Brantley. Ga
+ c Blackwell, NJ
John Orme, Pl
Alfred o Bradley. Y c
Chas 7 Mount, " Canada
Daniel L Reeves, y Y
Enoch Greene, y Y
Benjamin $ James, 5 c
Marcus Lorenzo Taft, y Y
Jacob II Yanderveer, y ]
Joseph W Livingston. y y
John Y K Afford, II c
HoraIio y Buckley, y i
John s. Mckay, y I
Ralph A Snow. y Y
David A Telfair. y C
Robert 7 Flewellen, Ga
George II Batchelder, Ny
E " kirSsey. s c
Miles A. Mcleod, Ala
James A D Gregg, y II
Sherman B Crocheron, Ala
Joseph Oliver, y Y
Charles Julius Hempel,NY
Orlando NJ Bryan, \ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
HENRY's CHINESE SHAVING CREAM.
There are SC, of men whose yissses DO cream

These the precise words OF the bard Of Avon = and
now believed BY the latest commentator that there bse
subtle ailusson HESRY's CHiSrss SHAVING CkgAx tie
discovery of which be immortal dama:s, with the forezsh,
Of poetic Inspiration us have anticipated However ,hs Eay
be, they certainly happy set of men who moly hsir
vSage with ;h healing. purifying pnd GueiyiuS oreozl
compound. I effects truly magical and IN the days Of
the Salem wchcra the propre,ors o seh wonder wokoS
article would have risk of beng bsrned for sccey
People talk Of the milk OF human kindness but hers the
of human kDdnes prepared expressly for that pa'i o
,hehuan counenance which stands 50 much IN nerd OF kind
ness.
P7s7a7ed and sold BY \. B. SANDS Co Chemists snd
Drrsc;.,s is Broadway eorsr Of Chmesr,.st-ee, Sod
also Falsont- and - East Broadway. fiee oaiy 20
cSRes Per jar.
S,Spss sSASsApASILIA--The manner IN which the prn-
ur,ies AZ natural a-cnts are developed sometimes SIN
suls- - 70 seem Almost proydenal soap boiler found
that the rcsr Of ley corrodcd his copper He placed
In the hands Of scientific chemist The restt Is The
discovery OF iodine For many years after It's oisco'er
the Qualltiesor rather ;he capabistes-ot 81 sapas
unknown At length the 700, falls into the HANDS Of
chemist He subjects i; 10 iunnneraole experiments In
his laboratory; he combines ne concentrates he peecis
and The result Sanjss Srsapsrs With ihe invaluable
contingent result Of hundreds OF thousands OF IN
cases OF career scrcula erspcas. liver complaints dis
eases OF the cuiielc, the glands apd the muscular oeFe
verify science Is the substance upcn which it en-
poed wha, dew Is the Eower, rain and sun 10 the
srringinS grain.
for farther particulars, aDi conclusive evidence OF It's
Nu elEcicy, painpnietS- WHIST &C
ooiueu 0, me proprietors and their agents gratis.
Prepared and Sold Wholesale and retail BY A. b & d
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Futon street Sew.York
sold also al = bTodway Il East Broadway and By Drug
Sists generally throughout the United States
- See CoMsrocx Y Co.'S Adyrrtiseueu, ON th. our.
side OF this PAPER. W
fg- CoLo6SE WArxn. sold at 81 COMMUNICATIONS
Bottles Price 80 een;. hTs.ra,r article
q THE INDIAN fE6ETAstE ELlxfR aNr LiS,Mxxr-
warranted any Of Rhsumatsm CT Gout sold NJ
81 COurtland-stgeet Also-Dr. AicNaiRs Acor,rle On
a CURE for Deafness. Price 81 PER flask
LOOK YoUR P,SrRIE, AND BEp-RooMi YOU
Reaches Bed Bugs your housesi remedy for lhe..
vermin may BE- had at n Courtlsrd-str-et
so REWARD is offered Tor proof that the true Daeys
Pam Extractor Save found q Cour,lndeet
sold HALF PEIcs wherr all articles warranted geuu
ne. BerGre q False Ligits. and remember q CeurllRi
street is the ONLY place 10 obtain II GENUINE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

FIRE IN KISGsToS, Mass.-The Cotton Factory
owned and occupied by Aesss. Allen Barnes, situated
near the centre Of Kingston was totally destroyed by fire
en- Saturday morning. with nearly all Its contents.
@ The TABEEyAcrE, We understand, has been
purcnased by the congregation worzhipng in Il, and WIN
be hereafter entirely under their control
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
as follows

Thompson Wilson. sc
David L simpson, Ky
George 4 Wartles, Ala
Charles " Hodges. g c
Joseph Quattieouln, sc
James s Meug, Miss
James u Nash, Ala
Henry u Jeier, Ga
Robert 4 Buchanan, S c
William r. Lowry, Ga
Vim J Alexander, Va
Isaac Tanner, Va
ATis.us Brown, y 7
Damon H Palmer, y Y
George " Parkhill, Fla
George C Gather. Ky
Robert L Waterbury, y Y
Charles 4 HYDE, y Y
James E Joslel. z I
Solomon G Carpenter, Y Y
Albert W Burch, y Y
Henry 0rlady, Pa
W otway Owen, Va
Chester " Cowles, VI
Washington 3f Ryer, III
L Wells Hibbard, Vt
VI G Richardson. Ne
John o Lea-y, Va
Robert " Coleman, S c
Edmund z Dabney, Tenn
J F Lindsey, S C
Jeremiah Brooks. Pa
Joseph y Evars. Ga
Calvin ? Ashley, y 7
William VI Spencer. y 7
David o Mosser. Pa
Samuel II Lee, Ohio
John " Gregory, Ga
S W Harvill, Ala
Lconidas Collirs, y c
VIM Henry De Courcy, Nd
John L Crane. y J
Edward Perry, Conn
Cyrus Arnd;, Nj
AR Wellborn, Ga
VIM i Bennett. Conn
Vim " Huntingdon, VI
John D Roberts, Ala
Darius 4 Dow. n Fl
John d Fish, Ga
Robert d Dickson, NC
VIM W Banks. Va
John Witherell. y Brun.
VIM F Fair, n ]
Thomas Z German, Ga
Thomas i klnnerly, sc
John McGregor, Il l
George Flower, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

side of tn, Paper. =" As W.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

e. There will be Grand TxSru WARp WING
RALLY at Croton Hal, Bowery, corner of Division,
This Ihursay) Evening to respond the nomination Of
Charter Officers Tor the Tenth wasd-also to the whig
Nomination of Mayor.
Hon. DUDLEY SEIDES will address the meeting,
Let TIC Wings mee. en- mae and resolve TO 90 their duty
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

so REWARD is offered Tor proof that the true Daeys
Pam Extractor Salve found at q CouT,ld,treet and
sold H,LF PEIcs whee all articles arr warranted geur
BetcGre a False Lgits and remember 81 Ceurllnd
street is the ONLY place To obtain II GENUINE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

LOOK TO YorR PASTRIES AND BEp-RooM.--Hsye YOU
Reaches Bed Bugs your houSes remedy for lhe..
yermin NAV BE- had at n Courtlari.str-et
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

fy- CoLoGNE WATER. sold At 81 Conr,lspl.,ou,
Bostes. Pelce. 30 csnts. A hrst.rste ar;icls -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

q Tn INDIAN FE6ErAstE ELrxiR .Nr Iix,Myxr-
warranted any Of Rhaumatsm CT Gout sold t
81 Courttand-sy7eet !Also-Dr. MeNaIRs Acor,rle On
CURE for Deafness. Price 81 PER i,ssk
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

RECEPTION OF JOIN c. CArHsUS.-hr. Calnoun
arrived here this morning the Wilmington boat On his
reaching the wharf welcomed 10 .he city o ocH
OF the seseral Committee Fifty. who offered nm iae ns
pses Of the city, lie took lodgings Il the Charleston
Hotel At la O'Clock waited on by the Corni.iee
oFfty together with City Council ard was addressed
by Henry Bailey, ESD in an appropriate manner oe,e
him ~ the name Of The citizens at large their congratua-
tons and the public thanks for the successful anner n
which he had discharged his official dries MI Sainoun
Piled with equal feeling and felicity 20 this deserved eon
pment declined from the pressing nature Oh MS Co
mest.c engagements, the honor Of public dinner
[Chareston Patriot March 18TH
Co DR.. ELLIOTT has been lecturlIg on lem
perance al Philadelphia with great success.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

P7s?ared and sold BY \ B. SANDS Co. Chemists snd
Drsri.,s s1S Broadway eorper OF ChsmSer.-ee, Sold
also Fslson>trC-t and = East BrNaay fee oaiy 20
nrs srsrf f,r
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

John Henry STAFFORD, y u
Total OF the Graduates of this year, 40.
Honorary Degrees
Calvin Howard. y Ezra Bliss, Iowa
Alex Mcwhorter, Ser, Ala Augustus Davczac. y Y
Charles West, y Matthew Barclay, Scotland
Gen. TALLMADGE made few remarks on the
general prosperity of the Medical School. Itwas
established in 1871, and commenced with 209
students; in 1872, 275 students; in 1913. 325
students, and at the present time ii numbers 37S.
Professor DRAPER then delivered an address to
the graduates, and the proceedings closed
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

Court of Oyer and Tern,;ner,
fore Judge EpMoSps, and Aldermen WINsHiF and DICK
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
Thing. In yvasl,ington.

Correspondence Of The Tribnne.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

The rails imported for the Norwich and Worceatsr Ro''
cost only i l2 g. rails obtained imported % 70"
as 81 g. Two carsoes Of rails which were In t'e aaD''
of commission houses here. have been withdrawn no"
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
Theatrieals In Canada,

MONTREAL, August 25, lsI5.
This fine city has been all alive Or during the past
week The we'll attended, the theatre libe-
rally supported and the of the Swiss BellRing
fully and fashonably attended that they have
taken the theatre for week on their own account and
give concerts every evening which will doubtless be
the rage for the Ringers have had the honor of payne
at the residence Of Lord Metcale by invitations and on
dit, the Governor General delighted that their
future concerts will be given under his immediate pa
tronage. Mr. Corbyn, their manager has been favored
also with powerful letters Of introduction to leading
members Of society in the West Indies and Mexico to
which places these wandering minstrels will il is said
now wend their way
Skerreu wound up his season of nine or ten weeks
last Saturday with toeraby fair house He delivered
a farewell address, and was loudly cbeered Afer tho
ali OF the curtain his pretty little wife called out
but Skerret took this honor also himself and began
another speech but finding his mistake he sudde nly re
tired, and Andrews led forward Mrs. s., who smiled,
pressed her hand upon her bos-corsets mean-and re-
tired The Montreal beaux have not vet got nm the
bouquet foolery, though the twaddle and 6umbne of
critcsm i ripe mere Miss Clarendon, who is the most
mik ana water mixture OF assumption and inability that
ever stepped on stage, made three nights hdeous INV
her deiul execution of Pauline, Mrs. Haller and an.
other part equahy above her comprehension and ability
to portray And one paper here Ohc Courier 1
Think was the only one that lashed the imposture
as II deserved. The others lauded her to the skies
before she appeared and afterwards talked an infinite
deal OF nothing about what she might would could
should. or ought to be- Mrs. Howard and Mrs Andrews
remain to sing with the BelRngers, the rest of the
company depart each on his her errand and thus ends
the theatrical season at Montreal $50 e'''
Inc segnns gave two concerts here lately to very
mesgre audiences-they then went to Quebec and wers
not more fortunate, while by the Toronto s,aid an
pears they played in that city to beggarlv account
empty benches. Anognni Il waiting the arrival of De
begns, fico and company suppose for he has been
here Tor week past, doing nothing professionalIy-l
tronized '' """ - ~o', ="
The hotels swarm with Americansthe weather is hot
the roads dusty-the soldiers parade two or three
tunes week and their kits astonish the delicate sensi
Q, young ladies' from those schools In the States
Where even the legs OF pianos covered with pants
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
The Anti-Rcnt Troubles.
We have received the following additional intel
the Anti-Rent region -

ESence rom Inc Anti-Rent regions -
DELHI, Wednesday evening, Aug ~
A posse OF about 90 men, under command Of Frederick
Steele of the u. S. A., brother OF late Under.S Sheriff
left this place for Dry Brook region hitherto
ed where it had been rumored several Indians had been
seen in disguise within few days.
We have Just received despatcbes from Steele who
writes that after having explored the country for
distance, and finding at home in house barn. be-
tween two and three O'Clock this morning. lett with
the posse leaving ten picked men, coucealing them.
selves in the woods until morning. 10 watch the ope
ons Of the Indians They have Just sent express
with information that they had the pleasure Of seeing
about 80 Indians issue from the woods this morning
day break in body, and that they heard many mere
whoop and fire their rifles They say the woods Ii
OF Indians and women seen to carry any quantity
OF provisions into the woods. They caught old Cook
coming out Of thelwoods He is with us. We shall b.
off in few minutes, and will have some of them devils
on die. We have got Abraham Lawrence. There is no
one more guilty than he. V. Levaey caught him. He
is giant
The Anti rent Senatorial Convention for this uhe third
distct) is to be held at the house OF j. Lockwood IN
this city the last Thursday of September next to no
inmate Senator The County Convention of Anti
renters for Rensselaer, County is to be held at W.
Sand Lake, the last Monday of September next foi
the purpose Of making an independent Antirent County
ticket The number of delegates IRON each town is H.
mted to twenty.
From the Monticello Watchman[
We are happy that Com. Ridgely ION the part of his
heirsD and nearly eighty of the Rdgey tenants some
them the most violent anrenters Of the town of Never
SINK, have entered into an arrangement which is mutual
y satisfactory, and by which the owners will become
bona de owners of the soil tenants to pay back rents
and the Commodore to sell the land and give deeds A.
soon as decree can be obtained from the Chancellor
authorising the sale, the heirs being muors. Referees
are TO decide how much tenants Tor the land in
case OF disagreement upon the price, John Hunter who
proDably owns leased property than else
IN the county has signfed his Willingness to sell and
antrensm and leaseism will soon be abolished in Su
van We hope to hear similar good tilngs from other
counties
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
Movements Of Travellers.

As usual at the end of the week, the Hotels exhibit
but very limited amount of travellers Those regis
tered yesterday are comprised generally of merchants
who have arrvedt to complete their CONNIE rcal arrange
ments and others who have MED their frien
and relations on their route TO Europe by the "Greal
Britain" the ibernia the "Narmora, and the regular
sailing packets of the lst.
The following is the summary from the respective
| Hotels: =
AMEH,eAr-J. w. Fish, Natchez; Henry Dsngeaeld,
W. 8. Taylor Albany J.. r. Hursh, Pittsburgh J.
A. Marsh, ~ C 8. II. Carpenter phila; Bags Ala. w
Haynes, savannah; J.. Cuttings, Baltimore; r. j. Row.
NO. =
AsroR-Geo Leonard, Boston; Mr. Paddle Jr, savan
nah; r. s. Ellis Richmond; J r. Hutchinson Phila; II.
Julien, Lonisiana f. w Browne, j. Davit Boston; Mr.
shade, Gait. Canada; w. Thend, Augusta, Georgia. j..
Helm, Kentucky; W. Dennis Baltimore; c. j. Abbott
Washington; }. P. Rdgely, Baltimore; c. A. Kellogg,
v;g,ia uvroy A. Mspowdll; Mr. ogeve, Charleston; Col
J. Prtchard, Porto Rico; D. c. Napier, Montreal; G. D.
Kennedy, Boston; Messrs Goodwin Ripple, Toronto
Cry-Dr. Rogers, Ala; w. IL. Canes, Ash; J. W.
Westchester; A. X Kness, Pniia; IT. Heart Troy j.
X. Whtmore, Albany D. Ste wart. DR.. Robertson, La;
Mr.. Anderson, Pha.; Capt. slbley, Dr. q. Griswold,
Richmond
FsAsKLrS-Mr Young, N. Orleans D. NJ. Crane, do
I'd. Martin, Buffalo A. M. Clapp do II. II. Drake do
Geo Dant Geo b. King, ". Orleans; j. .. Colson Flor.
Il d. Colt Montreal; Messrs. Goshen, Rough Rogers
Weeks Horton, Worcester, Ms. G. Spoford Ohio: r
Craig Canada c. Castle, Augusta, Geo N. P.Ly yman
Scotland
Gtopy-s A. Caldwell, s. A. Mitchell. Philadclpbin
O. Warner, do j. w. Bidde, w. II. Ruckles, do Mr.
Thorodo, Montreal
HowAsDmW Q. Price, KY. J, II Evans, @. D. Tur.
g. Lowell, Wayne CO.. $. Dick, Ohio N. IT, Hughes,
Albany NJ. Dakeman, ST. Augustine n b. Wheeling, |
Wheeling H. Morrlson, Philadelphia j. Il. Vail, s. c.
II Hayward, Montreal L. o. Richards, Boston II. |
Norcross, do; w. D. Willard do |; Col Cockburn Can
ada II. Mathews, Toronto. -
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
MONEY MARKET.


DThere was fair improvement in stocks to-day Nor.
wich and Worcester went up per cent ong Island,
ID Canton, Farmers Loan, Kentucky, J vicks-
burg, / {; Mohawk, Morris Canal Ohio SIS, and Penn.
sylvania 5's, closed firm at yesterdays prices The
sales OF fancies were to extent and there ap
pears to be speculative movement going on
in Long Island and Norwich Railroad stocks
Shipments of have been made by the Great Britain
principally in soveregns she also takes out twelve hun
dred bales OF cotton Sterling exchange ranges from 81
to lot per cent premium The sales principally at
TO- Drawers of the best bills asking IOI but very
little is sold at that rate
The movement of produce the Western canals and
lakes this season has not in the aggregate been much
larger than for the corresponding season last year. but
on certain works the transportation of produce mer
chandise, &c, has been much larger than usual We
annex statement showing the quantity of some of the
principal articles that arrived and cleared from Ports
mouth on the Ohio river via the Ohio canal during the
month ofJuly, ls44 and ls45.
The New York herald., 1845-08-31
City Intelligence.

THE LETTER COMMUNICATIONS the introduction O
the postage law the letter carriers did very good
business in the delivery Of letters at two cents each
Since that law has been in force the number Of letters
distributed in this city is nearly double hat be-
fore and the charge for carriage is made There
too large dsproporton between the prices charged for
carry letters three hundred miles and eighth
mile The postage letter from Boston to his city is
five cents while the postage from the Office to the corner
of Wall and Nassau streets is two cents nearly hall as
much II is pretty heavy bill for some Of our mer-
chants the course of year. this pay ing two cents
each letter On newspaper, the charge for delivery is
of the letter make from four five dollars per
day under the law The charge of one for
rage would be amply sufficient and were that charge
only made many persons who now get their letters at
the Office would have them delivered at their residences
places Of business The receipts OF the carriers would
be little If any less than they present In Eng
land letters carried to the house Of the
whom they directed at extra charge all the ex.
penses being paid out of the penny that charged
postage. Why cannot this system be adopted here and
the carriers be paid by the Post Office Department At
any rate cent is sufficient for carriage and hope
merchants will make in the matter
The WEATHER.-The weather for the last three days
has been cool and delightful. The thermometer on
Thursday stood at 49, Friday at ~ and yesterday
at II.
CoRoNER's OFFICE, August 30 Sudden Death.-The
this morning held inquest at the United States
Jr native Of Gloucester, Mass, aged "a years. who
found dead in his bed The deceased had been un.
we'll for several days past but his friends contemplated
removing him to his native place without delay. Yer
dict in the case, Death by spontaneous rupture of
blood vessel-
The New York herald., 1845-08-31

Ihc Genuine Gaivantc Rings and Magnetic
fuid mnd strangers and ci,izens that the only
place ~ New fork 10 obtan the le Is DIR
ChlollEo Once, l3i Fu ton stree Sun Building
Beebc q Costar, Hatters, No. l56 Broadway
New York.
. FASHION FOR FALL 1876
Tips oval.
Brlm21s inches wide. Cur-Small and round rather fu
Ter at sides meeting at front and with yery turn
seSghy rolled sides and the under part of The brim
l6 soped, and inch curved. - " w ~
Bgnd-'-l6 inch wide. heavy ribb'd, with buckle.
Binding-l1 6 inch wide, fine ribb'd
i56 Broadway. August &c, l8a5.
N.B-The fashions for Youths' and Chdren,s HATS and
laps VIII oe Introduced sept l3 1913. a306t
The New York herald., 1845-08-31

| w. lhe Legislature OF Aidb ana will in future
meet biennialy The question was submitted to the
people at the recent election, and the majority in favor
Of the restriction very large
The New York herald., 1845-08-31

HON. BRANCH l. AkcHEk.-l MS distinguished
advocate OF remuneration, who has borne such a
in this city and has taken lodgings at the United states
Hotel He will in all probability be elected U S sena-
tor from the New State for whose welfare SO in
dustroasly and efficiently labored- Washington Jonr
nal, .4ug. 20.
The New York herald., 1845-08-31

oHlo RIVER. - AT Wheeling, on Wednesday,
were three feet of water in the channel falling AT
= @ .he same day the River had two feet of water
The New York herald., 1845-08-31

THE WEATHER IN MASSACHUSETTS, = Quite an
her the past 80 hours light white frost was
sne IN the low lands in oXbusy and Dedham
nour this morning, but no damage DONE Boston
transcript, .7ug. 30
The New York herald., 1845-08-31

News FROM Nova SCOTIA AND NEWFOUNDLAND.
We have Halifax papers to the 23d inst The Uni
corn since her return from New York, had made a
voyage to St. Johns, Newfoundland, and returned
to Halifax
WPrince Henry, of Holland, arrived at St Johns on
the 9th inst, in the Dutch frigate Rhine 60 guns
His Highness was welcomed with public demonstra-
Grated in giving him hcspitable reception.
The Prince was expected at Halifax 1t is stated
that the Labrador fisheries from Cape st Francis to
the Seal Islands had been highly successful but poor
at the Carupt Island. The weather at Newtound-
land had been hot and dry, but the crops looked toll
eraby well.
The St. Johns Morning Post of the 18th men.
tions among the vessels in the harbor, about fifty
Spanish merchantmen