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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-20
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The PhHadeiphiH North American. Of Saturday gives
ndviees from C'raeeas to the 1sfh Of APni. The follow
ing arc extracts '.a-- " ''~'" ''r -
IL is said thu, the territorial eredir' law will probably
pass the senate, u having already passed The House.of Re.
personalities, but that President soubIeits would probably
veto u. rf. LII -
This scheme purposes to ISSUE ioredit bondpr. on the
tahii o. Tho nation, TO the amount Of several miIions. and
losn the same 10 planters on pledges of their eststes. :
The tarifot Venezuela upon American produce. il WIS
said, would moi be altered. The announcement In an.
Caseeas papers, that Mr.. Polk had appointed another
charge d'Sfi,ifes Of tho United States in place Of Mr.. Ell
lie, had created the belief generally, fntbe Congress- rba,
The United States government, does not approve IL Mi. e.
liss views, contained in bis letter 10 the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs published there Las, January. 49, .---as-tSl
IT'S not expected now. therefore, that sny ohsrrc (. M be
rnsd6in thu isrff; nor that the odious reguiatfons Of the
eusiom-bouso will be changed. Ss requested by Mr.. Ellis,
pnd subsequently recommended 10 Congress by the minis.
Try.
Everything was quiet ar Csreccss, when the Rowenn
sailed, bat u was feared that " the President sh1uld veto
The territorial eredir' sctrme, there wosld be much eK.
element and probably some trouble. though IT. VA ID hbped
TIE President wonld propose some other plan In the pIacd
pf the one 10 be vetoed. auat.
Produce was scarce and high. The rainy season. hsd
Get IN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-20

The Brooklyn Eagle states ina, the pumbe, a o,,.
sengefs who psssed over the ferries on the day Of die sreot
Isce, y greatly exaggerated. The horabsr did no, exceed
ovVp. ihs rece,ptsuttse South ferry wsns sbost S530, or
an excess of $50 ever ordinary days; q, The Fsl,on slt,,y
sJOO' OF an. eSeess Of 200. Tno travel over tho Cathaune
iefy was not materially inereased.-fN. Y. Com. Adv.
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II "HoN." SECRETARY OF. H TREASURY.
The apprehension which We have expressed, in regard
TO the United States. mud the Treasury, whilst in the hands
Of eI-Senaior Walker. would seem 70 be we'll copcsved,
by tho following from . Tennessee paper. al
"Tbe COlunkis Observer has brought to light some
Transactions 81 Mn Poks Seerttary 81 the Treasury, X.
J. Walker Of Miss, with citizens Of Msuy county, which
as far as the SAID Secretary is eoneetned look ugy, The
honor OF The country ard the safety Of the Treasury require
that these transactions be promptly aud Thoroughly invsstL
gated" a. a.. -...n
Ia speaking Of this geutleman's conduct In regard TO hi,
successor, the Kentucky Observer uses the subjoined para.
graph. A more palpsble OF glaring specimen Of Lscofo.
eoism, can't be found. lGatIGs4F :4aoH
When the Hon. 4. J. Walker. resigned his seat in the
Senate OF the Ubited Stses. he Forwarded BY a speciaI
messenger hs Letter OF resignation 70 Gsoy. Brown, a Mis
sissippi. The -6oyornsr ibereapot appointed the Ifon.
Jacob Thompson, a member VI the House Of Re5fSsEn.
taiive-, and then in Washington, Senator pro. TEN,
and enclosed the commission 10 Mr.. Walker TO be
handed to Mr.. Thpmpsei Mr.. W. received IL, bu-
did not deliver 1t To Mr.. Thompson, uoul the Extra
session OF the senate closed, when. OF course, IL being
Of no use TO him, he declined accepting it--
IL IA understood, that in the event that Walker faied.su
obiain n Cabinet appointment, sor had moi been confirmed
BY the Segnte. he would have porkeied Thompsoa's e,nf
mission, and resumed his seat in tbs Seas,s. Besides. n,
preferred another person for the office, and hence vitnhetI
The commission entrusted TO him 10, 10 delivered DO, Mr., r.
This IL genuine Locofoism, and such condaei in a Wbis
would be denounced in The most feroeious terms by thu
whole Iocofoco press; but Mr. Walker is secretary ofTrees
uv and u ~ with thefh an rfght.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-20

ENcoURAGrSGlSTiLL TO TOBACCO PI.ANTERs
Sale Of ono hid. Tobacco. by II. b. Montague. for W.
x s. II. Gordon. OF j. J. Keliy's crop, of Granville, ~. C,
Ioa Manufacturer OF this place, for Ss5 so spd his No. Q
at S, average SIS. 80. This was the whole erop ana
made fnpm j. B., Gays 0ronQko seed - AZ. o.,
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THE CH5RLESToS MERCURY and THE TARIFF.
The Mercury. referring 10 the CONSTRUCTION put
upon the Tariff doctrine of the Washington Union
by the Journal of Commerce, says:
"If this construction is correct, it follows that the official
organ has been. dealing in otasles. Bat We shall doubtless
have Mr.. Riichie's commeDtary on his oTn iext in due
time. He will then have TO answer two questions. lisa
ysnG. 4sf duiies a ball OF. taxaiioala lien. what sort OF tar
alton is best for all'.. We wish thai be-hsd. not u-ed
such very soft language as this "The present tariff can
scarcely stand ns the - rm srent sy.terf OF This great CON-
try" IL We had no other evidence of the editors position,
we should take 'hfs as The beginning OF a truce. TO BIO fl.
lowed by a peace and alliance with the mOnopclists. But
we remember the VUginia Address. which placed the Ia.
riff frst among the great contested political questions, and
declared uncluiyocsiIy that revenue was the only legitimate
obIec, Of tAnif duties. We cannot thsn resign our conf.
dence in the Editor Of the Union, on account of q single
apparently faiuthearted eaprtssIoR. We remember HE
many bold pledges To the true faith, and remembering also
the splendid victory that crowned those pledges in the late
Virginia election, We have abundant reason TO hope that
the whole weight OF the Old Dominion will be thrown
on the side Of Justice, We cannot doubt NJ to where will
be found such men US Hunter, Bailey, Seldom, Leske,
Hubbard, Bedinger, Tredsay aud Hopkins, and as little
doubt the pO>ser with which they will batte Cor the right"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-20
Gen. Gaint. and 4a Floanas ssf.ri...

ocHs ooiHtS nv ne oetfhS r.
Now that there is a ialk OF War between England. ADD
the United States. would iti moi be we'll for the ..old hsrp,"
Gen'i Gaines, 10 again mount his "hobby" and set forth the
claims OF his FLOATING Battery ~. We must coates thst
the lectures of Gen. Games, which we heard en- this SUB
Jet several years ego, were vasay Interesting; Is We're also
the lectures Of Mr.. Gaines, upon the "honors OF War"
We recollect one thing aboutthese lectures, that the maaam
always out general'd The Generality getting the star, of
hini-she Invariably delivering her lecture on peace, FIRST.
The Nashville Banner speaks Ihus 80
"~itn the probability of foreiga war staring us In the
face, the Government will surely no longer remain in n the
state of lsiless apathy in which II has been sunk in feeard
to the deiences Of our Harbours and Seaporp. IL surely
must now iste that in q war with -Erglsnd, with her
fleet OF two hundred Steamships OF War perfectly .ezpn.
ole Of passing. our fprts aad Qualifications. our sea port
towns and cities are exposed to certain destruction un-
less protected by foatag defenees.. We have not ships
enough Tor this purpose, and must resort to other means
we must in shor, resort 10 theta,'Elsaling Baueries, :,
so long and So cainestly, bot - fni,lessly, urged upon
the attention Of Government by Gen. Gaines. e Pools
have had heir day in speeiipg Of the Old Hero's ''hdb.
by" The crissis demands that the wise men. Of the
nation should waks, upID dhs vital importance of Civ
ing heed 10 his -uegesuons.h Without . resort 20 these
much ridiculed "Esoasing Batteries" the first lew months
OF a war with England will witness, The capture or do,
~strueiion efshalL IonOt the whole, OF our principle AZ
lantic citfe-n -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-20
RICHMOND DAILY WING,
Tie Dslaereaed, Oeee-haias Ds.acracyi
The Ereeufire Orgun has tho following nuite
rrEsnAY MokNlNe. MAY as. ls..

paragraph ~ n. sas .a--s.~~
a-He CHE Presidency wort. from ten 70 r~eite hours ii
every twenty -four hold Two cabinets week: see. yi,i,er,
t~o hour every day, when the Cabioet 10 not eIuplesed
Hei s slpc ia frequent communion with his Sec1tanes. Iiit
correspondence is very heavy, sHe care in looking ovei
every letter whieh be receives is FAR from being ineonside-
pste. Letters OF Recommendation urc pouring 10 upon hin,
in favour Of applicants for Office The othee Day he had 10
appoint -four ufhecfsin one or our ptncipsI towns. For one
oil them there were not less than thitteen candidates. each
OF them backed By nameross fnends. The Prs.d-nt had
IN vAds through the badgeuAo OF letters which each one pre-.
seated 20 HE cons dsrauoa. "aas.a a-.u- go. =
= Ta;rieea candidates Tor one Office, and all hack.
ed by numerous friends - Could n stronger proof
be uaaduced of the disinteressedDess Of this pare
Democracy! - - 4sIst.I =
We reco,icct, tina, soon afser Mr.. Polk took his
seat d was proclaimed with a great Aourish, that
there were no applicants for otfce-the Demo
Gratis were so modest. so patriotic and 30 disin,e-
rested that they would not take. qfice-zsna the
President was consequently ereally embarrassed
TO find suitable persons TO take charge of public
trusts Nithis was blazoued forth Us a bitter re.
prodch- upon the horde OF Wing ofRee-,eeker,
which, il was said, inundated the White House,
during Gen. Harrison,s brief reign. and sent that
old man premaiurely TO the grave. II was held
up as a bright contrast to the disgracsful and rave.
nousscrumbie by the Wings los placs,0 Well, in
all the annals of oifice.seeking whiggery, We have
never heard of there being IS candidates for one
placel That rare specimen of patriotic di.inte.
RESIDENCES was reserved for the ofic hating De.
mpcrucy NJ --A -----d -F.- &
y ri-Lais-- r-Fest
Besides this instance of Democratic aversion
tothe public service. linus chronicied by the Ex.
ecutive Organ. we bear tlmt every honorable post
abroad, and most Of the lucrative ones at home,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-20

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ssa1s s..aswsofdy ia plays.
"a <ssssa- OAtthsres many 4 maiden,
49, :. More Militant Ills true. ct,-.U -
"a '-~- y" Bot node 90 enchanting, - -. $500
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s-ass o. = Nowdp md away. -.
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With Marble - Wild. .A4
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a. $3.50, And trusting, and true,
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She whispers sseet fsaeies ...4.cu.
Nov mournful, non kusbi, -.--E-t
-. Then deeper her slances, - ..>~-' /" = -, 80
-. -. With love and delight, ''A
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BOSTON MARKrT-UsT

flourTThe salcs Of Genesee have been q SAL 70, rood
common brsnds, and Fcdencksbures Bats G,ors.so~n
% per Dbl: Grain market without much change. yellow
nat Corn 4'ss$oe, shd.whie 45Ss<61 pr skushel. O.t,
best, 35c do--Atias .s.sE ..g,-.< o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-20

II was noticed In yesterdays psper that the body Of n
nsn was found unIong the ruios Of Mr.. Keichuu's barn.
burned last Tuesday night Some fears arc onter,ainad.
haiti was the body Of q poor pedlsr who sometimes slept.
IN the barn, and tue, We Hss fouly dealt with, and that tho
barn was fred to conSeol the act The pedlsr has. not
been seen since TuSsaaY-BUrFALo CoN'L.
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Constitution in Louisiann.

A Convention to amend the State Constitution
Of Louisiana, has been in session some FIVE or six
months. 1t has not only done what il was charg-
ed with-amended the existing Constitu,ion-bu
substituted one almost entirely new. Whether
the new one will be better than the old. time must
determine.
The Convention in determining TO submit the
Constitution to the people for their ratification or
rejection, has adopted a novel and most extraor
binary steP--thar. Of authorizing those. who are
not voters under the. existing Constitution, bun
will be undertake new, if adopted 10 pass upon
its rejection or adoption. This is a stretch even
beyond Dorism
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-20
INC New ORLEANS Bee says !;

THE proceedings OF the Convention. a. thai, body ap-
proschest the term oiiis lab1rs, are occasionally frauTht with
much interest. a most important question was decided
on Saturday last after en- able debate, viz that the new
Constitution should be submitted TO t~he-peupfe for fatifes.
ton or rejection, aud that not only should yotefs under tie
present Constitution, but those whq will become voters IN
the eyeat OF the adopton Of the new organic law, be per-
United 90 record their suiinges ff or against is ratifcs-
ton. This proposition, which contains some n Jog exceed.
inss startling. wns~sdopted. zfter a keen encounter 0f il.
ienect on both sides, by a majority Of ONE.
The question was handled 80 i1seniou-ly and fully by
the severA speakers ihst We can Sdd' nothing which wodld
not appear . mere 'rfdeefnehfo or the arguments stready
employed. one -c5nsidefaion, hoyev di, was Omitted in
the course "i the debate, viz: that to give the right Of pro.
nouneing upon the new Consultation TO a class olpersons
who would become voters, only in the presumption Of i-
raiiheauon, looks very much lke an oven BID fer their
votes. II is equivalent 10 telling them "vote for the
Constitution ADD you will eS0r after wards bsoome yolsrs
under u; therefore take IL with oil its imperfections on il.
head Tor u yon do ngf,- yop will individually. be thrown
baek 70 your original condition., and vail have erefciseA
the night Of suffrage for the first and last time"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-20

A"iDrSr-WhiIe two ,oous men Sere engaged, yes
'srss, eyesiat, III psdupg the out aide ST te s,5re house
Oeeupied' BY MI: Z. {. R,SaSipah,, The ..esdaSldins. upon
which they were sundiqS. .ssven Insssnd precipi,a,ed one
OF them, Mr-Ruth~- 10 the pavement. cutting him over tho
',s mo>t severely. The other narrowly escapedbis life BY
enne'as TO Two hooks OF ihs window blinds, until he wss
rescued by sorpe persons who procured I ladder, after he
nd hung on Tor SONG eight or ten minutes. IL IL thought,
We undentands ~ the Physician, uat MI Ruth will not re.
cover. Isfda4A. - sH.1-~-aG 80
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SuPEaFssE eUsrewDEs TEA, D. ~ n.
borss, for ale BY
maze DAVENPORT q ALLEN.
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EIrboRNo ESrgDrISp AND THE WnALE FanrEy1-A
writer 10 the Last number Of the "Msrchaops Msssziasp =,
staits that the information contained IN The Journal of The
Exploring Expedition with regard 10 eauents and Whaling
grounds IL an ample return for al the expense Of Inc UNI
derhking. The following facts arc considered az establish
cd, and " they are really so, heir importance esnpof esfiy
Ne over estimattd. The whale end moro especially the
yerm whale IL q migratory animal; the time and place Of
HE migration are determinc by the pressure Of The afpply
Of the podure which constitute his principal food; the pre-.
eneo Of this food IN sbup iaDce, 10 dependents on the, cur.
nnts o. the Ocean the points whore IL abound.
will be found. not in the course Of the currents them
selves bot for the most part IN the neutral eyounds o. spae.s,
where no currents exist, but where tho aetian Of surround
ihg eUrrentg hiss produced on accumulation Of this food;
that theso points viii constitute the only real wishing
grounds. Ifthesc facs shall be satisfactorily establish,
ed, they wfl form an additional and ~ 81 striking tesimo
ny TO the intimate connection that ersts between scieuce
and The prscfiesl pursuits Of re. II the discovery shall be
found 60 stsnd tho rest Of experiment, IL most We mink DO
placed among the great Discoveries q the age, and give 10
Can't Wilkes and his companions . new titlc 20 IN. ey.tt.
rod. Of ,heir coantrymeo.z F.sE.sS Mfryov. f40a =
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-20

iIJs A bStof lightning, accompanied by a Tremendous
clap Of thunder. struck nesr the manufacturing establish.
mentof Msssrs. French, Dwight e. Co. at Humphreys-
lille, Conn ,on Tuesday afternoon; which seemed 10 shake
the whole village, and Knocked down three men. who were
taken up senseless and apparently dead. They recovered
however and we're ell apparently well the next morning
N. Y. Cor.
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TIE DOOMED e.,


We sincerely, fegTe, to learp thst another seri.
Gus calamity has befalleu the citizens OF Pitts
burg. in the way ola second and most disastrous
confagration. Truly hisToitdacs rarely cose
single The runs of the first most larneutabie
disaster, which occurred but a few weeks since,
are not Yet cleared away, before the inhabitants
OF that once prosperous city, Pitisburg. have been
thrown again into gloom. wegaiher the follow
ing from the Baltimore Sun: 49,
"Anether Desfruetire Fir. near Pin.Satg.=By the
passengers m the Western cars last night we learn that a
destructive lire occurred At Allegsny city, opposite Pitts
burg, ON Friday last. No papers from that city having been
eeaved'by't the mall we are withou: any particulars in de-
tail. though, We arc assured by a gentleman who saw n
Pittsburg paper OF Saturday in the cars, that the rumolis
but too well founded. The number OF buildings said 20
have been burnt Is about thirty, and the loss estimated al
nearly the sum Of 1--WE hundred thousand dollars. Wheiber
they were storehouses oI dwellings, We are not inform.d.-
The city Of Allegany is considered az part OF ihe suburbs
Of ~Pitisburg, and Is rapidly approaching u IN size and po-
puiahou. IL contains all the deposand warehouses Of the
different transportation routpa nins, aud squite q mercsn
re city. The population OF the two ciues ara, however,
idenu6ed in iniarest and feeling, and, ihis may be consid-
cred rs a second calamity on Pittsburg. Ii is supposed to
have been the work Of .an, ipcendiay-" -,
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,'tDOpDRiD0E COUNTY WY

We l.sT from The WlssshfS 1Tais! astihs Justices. d
noarlose asssmeied a WEST uniou on the 18th ul;;, and
the Counit Cond. Judge Fry esssaIzed the Circuit Cour
on the ltAidsish,t I'M sisphen..h SsqH WIS sppoin,
ed Commons eaith's A uorney aud SIS. Jesse Jarvis. CLERK
No business exceps undergraduate .ef che Court. wa. iran
ssisd<--R Asa<y JsisiGse.sssl .ssasalE = nj a. .ilsi
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AN ACkNowLEDGMEN1

sNsshs sre hetvby wandered 90 the Mcssrs.
fsPper, VI tho Pantheon. for = mos, ,cesp,sbls rsp.,t.
istd heSrt US ysacraayy, Ia The Wy Of Tsithss' ssSgap ',pd
o'der "hseasc done qp Y. helr. bear sgie.. Tb,., saer,
sniet The public sppsue have rsesndy open.d ihsir new
e.heishnen. on 18th streetbctwven Main and Cary. Al
tine dsh rarne'tO rs piping hot, Accompanies !. by ,Sass we'd
s.sotsd "Kcgalsss 2. sitIis natural 10 suppose, that this
Pull" not only commenced in spoke, bot frs ashdsdin
poke, 80 p TJtf ,Iif;fft,R
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ehsstt>g ~ kisA- darss niAhly, my slvGU pIy spsa
~s osooessus lo1rasls eeassauy " sas4usts vlsdisAusn
hs sss&.kaahnoavssSrftSfrtsssst asf
Toe ths Msdisonian. that nossd concern has now
sssbsssSs H. I:it tssIis; 49,; ~. = Ai''' -
10, Csssbpuies ,Tstskns - mama lasd stssoo; and
rniqAkA Arv9pcssa sG6s for . share u ths Coasrssaoa.
o. printing. u y ustsssssotthH srnsfc<Y Of ts Bsn-
ocrse 90 ~ esssse, dsrisg no hate Exeeudve. Sessions.
s Pdntes. fnssead Of Blair & Rives Of tho GLOBE
Whether The voss will b equally divided between the
| Cssshfsfes add the Usis~, rsmsiss 20 b seen. .Nsss
iruress."s ~ ssidh oar ssnsrshs Gnsod Ritchis!"
az Several of shs s'ssss h.vssdopssd the rlsn Of vnt
ing out tneir fsnilenuares to h,se who viii take charge 81
them. and PAY nsss for the pciviless &C working The con.
siss' III Passis sid 10 Be in operation in kenmeky-
where Il seceeeds well ALSO In Illinois. where the Stats,
instead OF getting IN debt. clean 5000 By her Penitsuiary
In this case. IL is stipulated that tho conviets shall be con.
fined to manufsetsnns hemp, cotton club, &c.-so ss not
y .p,eHsss 9Th lhs msehsn'esh hsoar sl sAa s,sie- The
same system 10 purSsed in hppisians.
a-. io ~ s~>-s.' - 80
'of,hs Riehaiond sediesfr College = Twill be P.teeSed
fhat THIS valuable insdfdtion, which va, ieppossuG elesed
-liuung thsesesison AZ ihe oevi cpilsse sdshse. - sesia in
full operalon- Tho aecomedatyns for the set are very
complete, medical. ~. surgical aid prompt aud regular.
sndihs fssa sxs~asiy s.sdss,sl 2 whils, me ss~sssAkhr
ment OF the Infinnay has afforded many cenvenieteies 10
the cifisens of Riela,spd for the ueamep, Of ,be sick. the
distant psbsichsse noiss .ssied themselves OF 10 sdvun-
tAsss: The insrita,ionts one q great Mtsie.tsnd lfapoc
lance 20. the yStsis al large IL merits public confidence,
end Is alresdy' Sbsr.li, ps,ron''-d. we trust Il wHlso on
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