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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-19

HISTORY Of the United states, for the u.e nf com
men 'ehoos by Joan Frost author Of History Uri,d
thh Use OF schools and academies the American
&e edition. illustrated Tse.iy
ed au IL A.G PENnI.ETON No q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01
Circuit Court.
Before Judge F.dmonds

before Judge fsdmonds.
Der. 3l.-Henry Mcqueen u.s. Nm Smith.-This was
an action Of espass brought by foreign sailor al
legged assault against the master OF shin, for logging
inflicted on him during the voyage 1t was set up m de-
fence that the plaintiff a minor and that he suit
ought to have been commenced in the of h next
friend Verdict for defendant under direction of
Court, plaintiff having excepted.
Samuel Rust rs Nm RoWe--A Action to recover a ba-
lance OF account Defendant pleaded pay ment and
Their, that before suit was brought, plaintiff
lnntary bankrupt By which his clam passed to the ge.
neral assignee IN whose name SUIT should have been
brought. nonsut wos hereupou granted
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ID tct,r.u rancor ,nd aninr

~ stcltfiru rdiicoT tnd ANNA !
..la.eHc- 70 me management OF the primary
-..uaaties N educ ZION, and UGH sectarles ond
a.t iors Bsnop Hughes and Dr. Reese have had
ta-tr cav
IN VI. approaching election the probability is that
amidst II th-se Imaginable internal struggles of frc-
tlont HE mocratic party will carry their ticket
Yttlfl- possible that from the Objectionable charac-
Ter q one or wo Of the candidates for the Assem-
by, ma III probable union of the wings and natives
on two or more nominees, that the locoocos NAV
tai 70 carry all their men. The wings WILL we think
poll large vote, and WILL in all probability, give the
last blow TO the patry "native" faction But we
doubt whether u Is possible for them to carry their
whole ticket. With regard TO the question Of a State
Convention tor reforming" the Consttutio We
thlnK II IL probable that il will be carried. The
waoe ot the democratic party is in favor of that
measure, with some few trlhlng exceptions, and a
large porlon OF the wings go tor il also
In fact, the recent struggle of the several parties
IN this city, and the various and interesting and ANU
sing developments growing out Of them, have made
manifest that the annexation of Texas is superior 10
all party tles-that this great movement has divided
the wings, whilst 1t has firmly than ever united
the democrats and it has also been established by
these that the Bible is the great foundation Of
all christian civilization, and that il is in the iphes
degree reprehensible and dangerous for any fscnon
or any sect, either Catholic or Protestant. to NEEDLE
with religion OF attempt to bring into the political
arena.
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City Intelligence.

81. &c 49,, ,, ,lo;, i.,,,," :; ~ -. :. 80:
49,, ,,an, a., rnr,,us. ar ;mma,,ae,y ,,aas Il H.;
= ai =, -, ,s ~ ~ ria Yn.a AZ SSns,'os !, ~
tnS II IN H., In IL A., Mas ,Hs emy' mn,s
s',, .''a ~; eel = 49,, \, II ! ~. ~, ~ ~
10y ~ ~" -. ~ -; 50 ~, , :" ~
''ns go " - -, IA, :, /, Il -. ! $50 ~
ieaea - ZEN ny eA1ee'uSs ~" pi'ee ~ soo iate
y 's, :, -, 49, ,a,,i,a, al ~ !" - ~ -
= ,,a.,i,s u,bi". 10 anas ~ : nonsa and 90
Sna in. ,ner. for sevei dsy., and Wiling TO leave
: Is 80, nj ,v,an n,assnt.5 RI III as,nnishn
H. 6s TIA, Ihs CHARGES ara auunie or treble what ~
- ,aIt ~ ,he runueT tbev youlJ ia " mantion.
landlord and is told by him that he told him
nothing about the trce OF board and wnuever Did
mistaken fthe runner ~ the meantime having carefully
kept out OF the way II he refuses TO pay the enormous
price argcd h- J. threatened with detention Of bag.
gage; and rather than have difficulty, and wish.
ihs 10 proceed 10 sone ouer pdit ~ me couu-
!s ne eho'ss - VIZ i ,p - ~ 3'"aSs hsie,
'us ~ " ny e''s ~. o"a.l'hs nouses' anu r.suea
~tn 'u,n he, "a v,roaa ~ na ae' -. 'Ie a'
eishS s'esn'uoi' ahu ts'oau INES pt WIN en-
snicn ieev Ispresent il COVE, ,hem nsar.y or e..
10y ~ sneis p y, ~ ue,ii ~ out "a e. se'uns
Snss NJ ,na' my mas w, yen speasa su a
80. - IL !, ~ !, ,.i,,lS Ne ,,a,as IA y, - 49,,
.anee 'nes ~ - IL. - - ,ih ~ p , ei ~
ia'e ~ 'a ~ ~ :! ~".n NC 81 ~. ~
~ ~ ~, "a ig,, amrchasa :, ~ c",o,rr
hos'ns ~ 'n' I'm, ~ n'sn ~ 'n ii .1uuy
n de.s sssm I's wh s ,be ss u md o,n
tniopy winch found urited in th'. city,
means might be devised to remedy some of these evils
ana protect The engrant Fl om .lese imposons few
wears ence compsny Of benevolent and weelthv per-
sons seeing the evils whes oese the sailor on his ar
to be used as ) Tors Home The plan hs' succeeded
admirably The "a Tor is made comfortable, and secu-
red from the impositions By which he formerly
heeced IF his hardearned money. Now, why
not Emigrans Home" built and controlled BY
men IN whom confidence could be placed A large
house, built near the principal engrant landing place
time, would only be protection the EN- grant
but profitable investment vi money. in this buiding
pes1es the accommodations LOT ei rants the d'erent
eml2Iaht societies coud nave their oices, and thus
eHecuaiy prevent the various lmpo5ltlons now prac.
Used we merely make these suggestions. Who WI
~
SrrAMrA NEPTUNE The steamer Neptune did not ar.
rive from Providence Yesterday till u o'clock II w,s
10, I'm IL v A.; 49,, a., n U , 81. S iom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

Rich D1scLosUREs.-We have some curious de.
ye'opments TO make of the quarrels in committee,
between the Silas Wright clique and the Polk Clique.
relative TO the resolutions recently passed at Tam
many Hall 1t seems that the Silas Wright clique had
passed resolutions committee, in favor of negro
suiirage--ot the Neuces as the boundary of Texas
OF protective tariff, &c. &C. but the Polk Clique got
n"ute OF hem, and by the influence OF Slamm.
Dung - 90, hey were rejected for those adopted
end passed IN Tsmmany Hall Mr.. Polk has re.
ceiyed tie original SINS
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,.xxs f,ou, Abroad.

Two stesmers--the Massachusetts with advices
from Liverpool the l5,h, and the Caledonia win
ds,es to thu 10 inst, will be due tomorrow
News from abroad is looked for with considerable
-. -, i. !, ...dtVs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

CHINESE ANTiQUIits AND LlTERAr,-Rr W. o;oa
II this days paper a tu report Of Mr. Cu.bing,s ao
lure on emma, furnished ~ our special 60. respon-
Aen, " give also condensed report ol n n,er.
estng discourse on the came sutjec. delivered by
tltchcg Webster al the Tabernacle eveo,nu
Dr hensz resumes his erldltr lectures On lie
80 .a7gutes, iet on and l,.rimr- i h.
Cha. IS auvI week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

SHIP BUILDING AT NEWARK AT one of the
wharves in the North river may be seen a new brig,
lately built at Newark called the "Wam T Du-
gan, which for beauty Of model, adaptation tor feet
ness and capacity for carriage, will compare with
any vessel aloat She is of 22O tons register, own
ed IN this city and commanded by Captain Golden.
We learn that she has been chartered for IA voyage
to Africa and will sal in few days with a temper
ance crew, which some consider almost surety
for safe and profit bile operation to all concerned
We learn also that the same owners are engaged IN
building splendid schooner OF 200 tons, to be
launched to day AT the same place, Intended tor the
New York and Wilmington line of packets she Is
to be called the Harrison Price, aud wall b. com
manded by Captain Beaston, long known III the
West India trade.
Another tae vessel is also course Of completion
~ the same place, designed for tn Southern aud
West India trade. ii III IN TINS city has ordered
bi,que ct 800 tons TO he finished at the same place
IN tue course If The coming winter These sses
all bull la the be st possible manner, o Jersey waite
oak an locust Ihes- facts go Tar To show the pro.
gress OF COMMERCIAL operations III Newark, and Of
her ultimate importance in the shipping business IN
general There sun, howeve-, exists an obstacle
IN The shape OF shoal bar IN the Passac, which
# removed would greatly advance a OF their
branches OF trade, and particularly that OF shp
LuildlnU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

Upwards Of 400 tons Of mere ,andis, have been
shipped from Cincinnati within The last twenty day ),
which mas arrived in the city by way Of the Niami Ia
nal pretty smart trade this-wbich added to the
large amount oil freight received here by other convey
snce, pretty good evidence that somebody out vest
10 busy Ohio Union, OcL ",
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DeloLe lnn. M.,a

sfhf "a. II iDE'aUt. VI tn. rus, Utiply .s.4U, rs
ihe llt' iauAd for pisintin s45 damage. rs .t-
costs.
.jbrti " sian IS Roderick Sreg,ytck. Nsit#upf ff1.
sot ~ scoyer the value ~ shares uf siu,h ~ , ~
,tie WORKS, valued ~ $500 per share L auier Il Al
the eer'ihcat.s oi stock we've transferred la l.
party named HUDSON, the agent II the pet0tn :. cd
lateral security Tor loan Of $1,000 when Il = nll gr
wa, TO be repaid ny the return OF OF IT,. ie
Itid'ht which vas held ~ the agent 81 the planlin
sub equently the plaintiff rendered unln,nt 81 lis
con rac which was declined BY defendant sction is
nos brought TO recover
The jury found Tor plaintiff $4,000 damages win costs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

y llla Capt u M.Ia~.t,.l,,.
q the command 81 The Nnv,d Ran.
u.@, = - ,ais station, and Capt Henry Eagle 4,
-" uul ~ Inspector Of Provisions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

To BE HATGED.-At Ark 4nsas, on The II,h ult
sentence OF death Was passed upon Crawford and
Lavnia BuI nett. husband and wife -ihey having been
found guilty OF being accessories fore tie fact in the
murder oil Jonathan sibley, the l2h august last,
IN that county Sibey was bachelor lived alone,
unofending and worthy man At the instig ton OF the
father and mother above referred son. John
ret in company with his cousin by the OF sharp,
repaired to the dwelling Sbley IN the mig h situated
about mile and half from theirs, aud deliberately
crushed his head to pieces with Ratchet took hat
ney they could find, and ned home. John Burnett
is still at large, though pursued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

The CHURCH CASE In the District Court before
If'i.r ions, yesterday, WIS sill uod.r trial the
case 81 Bishop kerck Smlck et al The defendants
were tenants OF the Second Pre- BIZ TEXAN Chur in
Southwark which had its house Of worship on the sd.
joining lot on Moyamensng road below Christian street
Both parties claim title uider the Rev h S Ely in
whom It was formerly vested The plaintiff purchased
the lot AZ public sale, made by Dr. Ely for the price Of
$500 ana received deed for it from him AMI ,e the
plaintiff paying 81 600 and giving his nd secured by
mortgage on the premises for the balance The defend.
ants contend that Dr. Ely had previously convey ed the
lot to them Almost the entire day occupied with
the discussion Of preliminary questions Of evidence.
admission OF Written testimony. the competency of wit
nesses, &c.--U. S. Gazette Oct 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

Swtkr FINANCES We purchased on : turday
ltsl, W MARKET Slfeei sweet oranges OF good fla
80, gown or Jamrs Island opposite the city They
@ee the produce the spou,s OF trees that were cut
9n"h - the severe OF winch occurred ten or twelve
3s Aso tue last year they bore again Tor the Il 81
INV aiu Tue trees produced about 10 900 oranges This
,sa, We n,hefs and the trees will produce from
~ " oVV another instance OF what little care and
~, ~ s"'V'' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01
The Approaching Election.


The ptrii-s are now IN the field with
.n#rfIye nckets First, the democrats !;
+. th,s; thlfd thu natives - FOURTH
4 rrtarmets. Or anti-rcnt-rs; firth, the
u.s. aud p-,h,i, there nj " BE- one or two
s. III waJch ~ hty, not UT heard
+. his ,lecu. -nj h- preliminary
-,, been ,lti-rrur rom an, that
&. Vi. ior years past TIL whole business
hi. b.ta philosoph ical, amusing, laughabe, arcica
rdJcuous absurd, sensible aud has in tact, pre- st
ted every feature and every opinion and every sup
posable phase, which can be expected of masses of
men engaged in public action.
The two old parties have presented themselves in
the same laughable and ridiculous light-torn 10
pieces by internal dissensons arising, amongst the
wings from the quarrels and squabbes of editors
amongst the democrats, from the rlvarles and feuds
OF captains and loaters. What could have been
more supremacy ridiculous than the scene presented
1T the wing meeting in Canal streetl Instead of an
announcement and vndcston OF the cardinal doc
trlne5 ut the wing creed-lnstead of an energetic
and unanimous support OF the ticket"-we had
nothing bat iarcical squabbc OF party editors
The lucolco meeting was equally laughable i
W tie sceue OF struggle between Captain Ryn-
der- o. the Empire Club, and Mike Walsh of the
" subj rranc4us''-and terrible contests between
hired oullies, retained by two or three doubtful
Candidates The natives also contributed their
shar. N and folly. In their dying struggles
they h-nt Their energies TO the work of eXpellng
froW 30 meeting, reporter for one of the daily
prHlaI tlt all OF thee scenes have been exhibited
uer 4.tc olur. The columns OF this Journal nd
l.ia".U -.,g. flr'hrl 10 aIbite to them
lt ar. IRE naober II general opinions end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
SCHOOL ROOMS.
pARLoR COAL STOVE

HEDENBER6'S Patent Alright Stoves-Hsving OBJ
tanned Letters Patent for improved stove i des-
Gus that he public should examine his Stove before pur
chasing. This Stove composed of three Cylinders one en-
closing the other the fire made IN The inner Cyunccr me
10 The surface Of the outer being between ne
outer and middle Cylinder leaving hot chamber
age, betw hc middle and inner furnace Cylinder.
The cold passes IN under he Base Pedestal and BE-
rsriheS between The Furnace and Gas Chamber
Gaping n, pssor nom the edge Of Cover Capital by
winch Toe Air the PafOr Is kept constantly crcua
ting making the ait light and easy Of respiration. and the
cold air comprcsi within four inches the aoOr there
by making the Of ie Par!or agreeable than has
been Obtained by other Stove requires but ie
Goa. and makes dirt the carpet
This Stove can oe 50 put up 10 heS The rooms with
ternAl air. To be had NJ the Mandatory Of
FRANCIS l.. HEDENBERG,
80 lmeod No ~ piyislOn-st y. Y.
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.. NpTIGE---A HtRGaI>.---A cot NTKl
~ STAT AND FARM FOR SALE-nesr lbe gilsg- %

-. STAT AND FARM FDR SALk-ne1f 70 s-4sx- ol
S0In-rvi p. Somerset Co. New Jersey. SID FsL-A
Buildings ali NEW and bull, within rTo y-ars-Horse
.ld Barn both 5stby days ~orE and Of lie best
TIE House built 10 lie COTTAGE srfiso< ~ ,, 80 Hyl
1s through tle centre par0rs finished Win marble st-s
peXza 81 feet front and Il feet down each sce-oSef
with Observatory toT ~ sad House Two story Sei
10 ~ and Cellar under he hole VI ne main o1ia-
ing. with PsLi- and A. fsgei through 10 ne bet uanef
Tn Barn SD feet long and painted white Ssrnage House
Ice-ac-.e &c A-o great variety ~ htIl Oh a. &C.
.cripuOls-t9 se,ler VIII quantity ~ ShrlDueTy.
Tue premises he within four hundred yArd- oiiHe CounJ
Seat AID about Quarter 0f nile OF he Railroad The
psce about TWO tours an "a from ne ely FOR f-r-
.neT pac inquire ~ The Subscriber ard pfOprsinr oi ne
rn.i9 CHAs. wTkOFF
EaTO nARkET GARDENERS and oihers-To
.ei, from The rrsf Day of March next Farm o ~
- acres Ca Long Island, nve mile. from Brooklyn, and
.mmed atey on the wafer The location = beautiful, and
for early vegetables unsurpassed siehinoosi snas g.
ihe door. Enquire 0f d. :. SMITH,
90 3uaw2wf 10 Wsl-st, up .isirs
ESA snug FAfti for see. 90 Ess-N Co New-Jer-
Soy. about = flc- from ie city nul near pleasant
village ral.rQ,sd communicating viii ne CITY lnes
day, containing u ceres Win Ordinary country tHiia-
good quantity Of woodland, orchards lL lr,t- &C Terms
easy. and Possession given mmed Ale frSr rel cor
.uriler particulars ilgglre Of SCOTT CLAIM Green
.sch near sprnE II. ol in sod'
IA FAIlI FOX -ALk.--sllusleo on IT, koadirom
New Rochelle 20 Whie Plans shout yll-dlsAni Non.
~ each containing - ACRES or LAND a. o. %hca
Plough Land, eNcepi Ten AGREE which u Wood Lana
The i divided by iane and sid out into cOnYene
los for cultivation. Al the fences are % stone IN GOO
order and the ground IL n state Of cuyso me bl-
al % good character and In order fOr IFSiS tppy
daa J. 1DRiiHcE' 3 john.l S-~-YOr..
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED,

ship Shakespeare. Cole. n Orleans.
Bark Isaac Mead. Brown. savannah NJ nonnol
Rrigs Henry, Cole Nassau. " w Pratt Monells, Pow
ers, Nassau. c II Hill
schrs Bella del Mar. Randall, Texas Brown Nelson;
James Bertine Doanc, Jackson NC, II Ackley.
Soop President Frisbie. Haven
Barge shark, Stevenson, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

i co. g Jonn-st N-w-York, continue 20 import
Hemp Flax. WOrsed aud Cotton Machinery from The noel
eminent manufacturers Of Great Britain
Hemp and Flax Tow Cards, win Needle and DiaN 'ho
Points.
Throsile and Mule Rollers, Spinlle- and Flyers,
Wire Drawers, Plates, Comb, Plate,
Weavers Mails and Shuttle Eyes Paper FEELINGS ana W re %
Also keep constantly on hand, fall assortment OF tope-
maker Tools Hemp and lax Hackes and Ollsi hhchle
aud G. n Plus. best Cast steel. Wire OF a.! sizes
Address for a. necessary ini1fmaion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
IT, FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN

S..s--iS House, Rumson, Eaton Town, Shrewsbury
and Msnasquan.-The new and elegant os
pressure steamer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt COrles, WI
leave Catherine Market U follows touching st Pier SoL
Fast River. going sad returning.
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THE TRIBUNE.
4soxG FOR THE SEASON.

-
w ROBERT ~ cREELgY.
l.
EVENING shadows fall around us,
Bidding toll and trouble fee.
Comes, a, length. the hour that gives Ne
Peace and calm tranquilliiy--
Take the plow share from the mould,
Place the sheep within the fold,
Pile the faggot on the hearth
Danish care. and welcome mirth
T is the hour when spirits roam
Der the scenes they loved OF yore'
And one slight and childlike form
Hovers new our hearihstone ocr
Pointing with her airy hand
Upward to the Spirit
Then, like mis-, at break Of day,
Fading silently away
III
Sister oh my bosom yearnesh
side BY side to roam with thee,
And my bean in sadness mourneIh,
Nainly longing 10 be free
In the grave yard. Wondering, lie
Forms once dear to yon and -
Hut though friends With me are few,
Thou, at least, vert arrays true
~.
Autumn winds are sadly tolllng
Knells for the departing year,
And without the leaves are falling
All - desOlatc and sere.
Where have gone the brghthued howsrs-
Where those sunny Summer hours
Sad the true, though stern, reply
Earthly things were born 10 de
Then, while mindful OF our fate,
Let us get by heart the task
They. alone, are truly great
who can toll, nor reason ask
Humble though our lot may b..
Let as live conieniedly;
And our star will ne'er grow dim,
II we put our trust in HIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

DHONO-sTENOGKAPH or Shorthand VIM
ng according o. sOlnd.-BOuks, together y" "a nshc-
lions sent by s 90 any par Of the country, on The receipt
Of - poet paid by X A. BAILEY, s.enosraPher New
York 90 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

,s~ A. H. ,4-e ,i.iIr fo,r . "a 5, 1- oc, -swff
DUWERN AGENCY of The Muua >aieiy insur snce
ID COmpany-Ite I1t.t, - of Tie Mui.d4 salrl tus.'
src- Company have the satisfaction 90 informing Tie public
after providing Tor he payment n czshof lr losses nf r
ia e. fre a. other cas the Company i 10 possession
Bonds and Mortgages ard substantial Premium Nltc- To
an exceeding $4,000" addition tp "nch tl'f
received from their dealers ls cg. re-" slor'p
ton OF $1,000 making 0ta o reliable assets OF up
wards of Si5oo'o.
TRU>TEE>.
Zei,.iee Cook Herman OeIrch. Mor'r Livingston.
a. L. Nerplanck Alfred Pel. = : LaihrOp,
Robert B. Mnwu- August Belmont, joseph Blunt,
Pe'auah Peril Moses Taylor. Charles MiutIIn.
Charles r. Russell, Naill ". Merrill F. C0iicnct.
Anirew P Pilot, p A. Hirgous. Francis J sage.
DAVID Haitsu Charlie. II Marshall. y. VI. bccsWiih,
Geo Hurlbui. Adam Norre Nathaniel Weed
ZEBEDEE COOK. President,
ALFRED PELL, Vice President
The Subsc having been appointed Agent OF he above
AIMED Company. prepared 10 maze Insurance on Dwell
Ing Houses, stores. Furniture. Stocs OF Goods sc
EDWARD BUTLER.
Agen, OF the Mutual Safety Insurance Company
Office No. 80 BOwery AZ tie Book store Oi Messrs
Em5rre. 81 ;sw3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

Cid 3, N Bedford 18th inst chip Java Lucas Pacific
aud W Coast.
letler from brig Juno, Bates sippcsn, reports her
Aug ls, lat - n lon AZ w, with 100 bbs sperm oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
TO MARINERS

DEPARTMENT or STATE Washington. Oct. Is ISIS
information has been received at this Department. from
the charge dAsrcs OF the United States Copenhs-
gen Denmark tnst permission has been granted by his
Danish Msjestys Government 10 the fishermen al Abek,
soe tee eastern coast OF Jutlsnd and midway between
the Sesw and Frcderikshsop TO burn two rcd lights NJ
Abek from the lot OF September TO The 10, Of May The
light. viii be Is ellis distant from each other al an eevs
RON of about feet from the level OF the sea and BE- Wis
,ble from a ships deck shout Ia league distant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
DISASTERS

Br schr Elizabeth. phclon I'm sydney. CB tor Boston
with cargo OF salmon sc, run down the night
OF 9Th inst by an unknown big OF Gabsrous and sunk
immedisieiy The crew arrived sydney next day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

BOARDING SCHOOL.
PREPARATORY (BOARDlNGl SCHOOL, mlDDLs-
i TOWN, CONN.-D. III. CHASE, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL
5,S continuing i've months so per session Thorough
preparation for College business and personal attentions
are secured pupils fully o. no h most ensVe scnoo
n going and returning. Cfculsrs al ~ Mrke street ano
-. d 1000 dZ3 yc
sINHE GERMAN LANCt At'f.-'eim hF1 mn,
venberg Eco Ne. 10 tenre-sl ~ d. EIeil-f se,nC, OF
81 PHRAsEBOOK IN .GLlSH AND UEhSiAN
Puvate classes formed by Ladies or Gentlemen among
themselves will ded 10 by r. on Tue Terms 81 - Tor
q1srter OF n lessons Apply J.. al The above Office.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
FOREIGN PORTS.

A, Mslsga leth uli bark Ranger Milhken. for York
,oon brig Trio Dosne for York was about ready Tor
sea. -
Arr al Madeira. Sept 5. + II Chspin. Welsh, York
At Havana. 81 inst schr Agswsn Lane. I'M , loiA :,
Cid at Pictou, 4th inst brig Enterpriss, Freeman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

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