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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

other plans. They heartily cursed Benton's plan
and himself. but seeing they could have nothing
elsr thsy ger down on their knees ts Benton and
swallow whole, VIVA, they once pronounced a5ou'l-
,able. Iris iair drawn battle between, as both
wings are beaten. Benton has the best oil It, how
ever. ior he had only four ana ne has done as much
a. The others with twenty. L Is supposed That the
Benton party WAS composed OF himself DIX Mics
and Tsppan. .,..--..-x,.. .f
II vii ce worth while 10 watch the progress OF
tents and marx how many Senators who voted
tor Tsyas tonight will get Gtics Tor themselves
and triSnTs. The Hundred Thousand Dollars Tor
a commission viii not be d bad bribery 'And 70
commences with. ~. tr,,3
>SeyeraI guns were fred tonight over ihe bleed
ing and ulaps!sd body OF me Cot;su'E.lG,n. S,9 600
Wnat faiIh can be placed IN the !eaGins Loco
Focos whe. those who pledged themselves 10 use
then endeayors 10 defeat Annexation, are ns.e -
II is supposed. bowins, and cFnslos, ana iawniDs'
for office. and purchasing public piunael d. ''1e "a
pense Of principle. -,,,.- docs
not ike Benlon'S measure: beng ned 20 the eAas
Resolution. and that le may veto H. as nc SA4i
hardly do, though the MadisouIan has abused -hr-
Rsnt5n's plan without measure, and even to-day
has long TRADE against Mr. Basby and the MIS-
sour senator After Bagby'S speech GSaiaS '!ie
House Resolution and his vote for It, Is haIu 10
know what 10 expect from Loco-toco-
Can't. Rynders Is the great man here. he was
,ttended to-day by two DeaconS or Elders IN
Churches one from Ahddletown, CT The other
from Ncw-York Their religion must have been
killed by their Loco-Focos!n.
MI. Pickett, OF Newt Orleans, has been nominated
as Cozsul 10 Hare. think few NOMINATIONS viii
be acted upon befbrc the Ith OF March W. II. Polk,
the Presidents brother, has arrived this evening.
notice also the arrival OF c. Greene, Senator elect
from Rhode Island. iours, k!chkL'EU'
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ro TYy cBRIsT1AN PUBLIC.


4 SPECisisS OF MooERS CHHisriAN CHAk itf.pIt Is
we'll kncwa :; the public ,h2. for i" past the Broad
wax attace has BEEN freely and uIeseryedlY oI~nsd ior
1cs every sieres of public gatherings from The imposing
Religious nlirerla.IeS Of city through religious and
political DISCUSSIONS d0wE 20 the most ordinary rbI5iIoas
Tor mere upon the applicants securing the custom
e charge Tor But It found, az last, that there is
oae pnr4e which the Tabernacle ear0t b opened and
hat is The exhibition c the character o aighty God
M, FsiArr Ben,fcctor ard Scrfotn of GI Mankind,
The moHth Of January last undersigned appointed
Committee make application the Tabernacle because
eaacry and central ocsiIon, for course Of Lectures
UnyerSIn. by Rey Z j. Sayer Pastor of the Orchard
re-, UniTefszs Chuleh AE Hale (ie pTopnetorl inti-
yiLuay -xpr-set willingness ior occupy H. but thr
Beard Trustees Of IL, Tabernacle Congregation, whon
The uhec: submitted positively refused and the
simple 'hGt rfshsd tGr ezamnIdtio'I q
LnireTsG!tss-
lie undefs-red feel that what they compelled
-nd uEcri.ahs =nd proscrptye spirit should be gene
ry known To ,ir islloeitires The inevitable tendency
uf such srii be mistaken DoreT and there
would he such lhgs freedom Of thought We DO NOT
here question the legal gh; of the Trustees 70 euse US
bot th-y clearly had CStic night To do H. IN view o
The tie Tabernacle has been put 10 place oil general
Fora mon erent.4i aotiee .ee NF.W-T ToRK CHRIS
TAN SitSSf NIGER Of this week. which will contain
rsirne4t The circumstances and Letter ifon EeF
a, yI addressed Trustees the Tabernacle Congregation
This letie. should u ernrrsli5 read
Single copies at 70 CEN S-mey b hst after clock
P 81 if4 day fThursday. z7thl az The uNiVERSALlS1
BOOK ESTABLISHMENT, Ii9 FultoGst second floor, o
al Is Csihz.iae-st- and 2se Grand.s-
PYIcr w. A CosAyI.
Y. WATXfss, THOMAS CRASL,
j. L. SACkEIT. lorrmiiee
Newly ok Feb. q, is5, 81
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POLICE OFFICE,

TuEyTs.-william johnson and William Wilson Nsr,
arrested and committed for steAlins two bones PRIME,
and bar OF CASTLE soap from John Casiree No ? lIt
street. They caught BY Municipal Police o:1c
No. 50.
Patrick joint arrested and committed for stealing
barrel OF mackcrcl worth Sl2 James T. NscScy tet
OF Vc,ey and Greenwich streets.
Edward Riley arrested aud committed lot Sealing a
velvet cap worth :, Charlotte Brown. No 81 Chat.
ham street.
Thomas Jones' coorej. arrested ard committed Tor
stealing shoulder OF pork worth 81 ticn James laughn
cor Grand and Orange stS.
George Green coorcd rua, arrested by Municipal
Police officer Collins for having stolen $50 worth cf
clothing bedspreads &c trom Charles Pintun, Of No
Whitehall street, with whom he was employed IL servant
He was committed 10 prison 10 answer.
William Collins was arrested and committed for s;cinS
six handkerchief worth 81 from John ?. Ware, Ne 70,
Chatham street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

CoyNxcrrcrr,-The Wings of the Nth District
of Connecticut, Garfield and Litchfeld Coun,ies)
have nominated Hon. TRUMAN SMITH of Lichtield
for Congress. This is most excellent nomination
No man in the NNvll,h Congress was more inde-
iatigabc or more efficient than Mr Smith in efforts
TO fulfil the hish-raised expectations of the People
Nlr Smith was emphaticallY working member,
highly esteemed and confded IN by his Wing aSso-
ciates We look for his election by handsome
majority.
The Wing nominations for Congress are now
complete.
l. Hartford and Tolland. JAMS DIXON.
H. New-Eavea and Midi,eSeN, SANguL d. HrRBAsp.
IN New-Lrndou and Windha;n .-JoHN \. EocSwALL.
~ Fairfield and LitcAieii Truman SMITH.
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MARRIED :

27th, By Rev Mr. seabury, Channcoy l.. Morton to
Mhrgare: Parsiow.
st Johnstown. 10Th. John Burton 10 Jane Burton.
A.Oelhi. l2th, John l.. Wiesmcr TO Susan BaSsett.
At Syracus', l9th, Thomas A. Smith 10 Charlotte I.
Lawrence; l0tl John B Washer TO Jarah Taylor; ith'
Henry B. Mount TO Aulch!c V&ndeyeer.
At Herkimer, 2Oth. George H. Myers TO Elizabeth Nc
Kcnnan.
At Newark, N j. 18th. j. W rys N to Marie L. Hsv
lings.
At Providence, sith ). H; Brlnch to Charlotte L, O.
Hawes OF Boston.
At PhDadclphi' 2ad, David 5. Ives cf New York to
Cathtrne II. Thorn.
At savannah. Geo. 10th, VIM F. Holland to Margaret
Marsh Of Railway, !. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

f-y. EDGAR a. PoL delivered a remarkable Lee
!ure on American Poets and Poetry last evening,
at the Society Library 1t embodied much acute
and fearless criticism, with some that did not strike
us so favorably The worst portion of the Lecture
was the introduction. wherein Mr.. p. lnduIsed IN
indiscrmnae and often unjust censure on what
ever has hitherto asplred 10 be criticism in this
| Country, whether in the shape OF Reviews, Maga-
zines or Newspapers We do not believe there is
more puery or les: honest criticism here than else
where, and we believe tina, no intelligent person
can fail 10 lmblbe pretty accurate notion OF the
merits of new work from reading the notices OF
II IN the current periodicals.. Mr.. Poe INDUCED
IN considerable small smartness on the character OF
our average criticism, and still more Ponedly with
reference TO the Transcendentalists so styled,
whom he assaled with coarse vulgarity quite out
of place IN such a Lecture But what he said OF
American Poetry, his proper theme, was generally
well said, and was very direct and hearty. We
object TO his lntlmaton that Spraguc and his broad
assertion that Lonsfeow is plagiarist OF all
critical can't this hunting after coincidence OF idea
or phrase, often unavoidable, between authors is
the least endurable 1t would be surprising that
poem in structure and scope like Curiosity should
not remind the reader of Pope, or that passages
resembling some of Longtellow's might not be
found in other Poems. On Bryant, Halleck, Dana,
and Mrs Osgood Mr. p. discoursed satisfactorily,
but we DO think his quarter OF an hour employed
in demoishng the Prerical reputation ofthe Misses
Davidson might have been better bestowed. The
kind things said OF those sisters have had their day
and answered their end there can be no need now
OF telling the world that neither 81 them
poet
Mr. Poe writes ter than ne reads. His Lee
ture gained nothing from the graces of his elocu-
tion, and in one or Two instances We thought the
Poets suffered more from his recitation OF their
verses than from his most savage criticism. Flor
ence yane was especially i'll done. And tins re-
mind. Us that Nr p. closed with three citations
Unseen Spirits by Willis. 'FiIetce Ware, two
admirable poeuls) and Heavenly something by
Dr. Thomas Holly Chiyers, which seemed TO Us
very middling sins song. As the latter was so pre-
faced as to show thai the lecturer considered 1t
genuine poem, we must say that our estimate OF his
critical appreciation of Poetry was considerably let
down by it.
We are rather ashamed 10 add that tins Lee
ture by Poet and critic Of genius and established
reputation, was listened TO bu, by some three hun
drrd Of our four hundred thousand people. Any
dancing dog or sumlnerseiing monkey would have
drawn larger house. Why Is this! Have We
no taste Merely as source OF information with
regard 10 our National Poetry, the bare announce
ment should have sufiiced 10 crowd the house
Shall We not have repetition
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COURT R-ruIs DAY.
eoaNos PlEAa-Monday--Sce Is, 81, s. 81. IS. "a
CITY INTELLIGE NCE.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS
Before Judge puI.

ALEX. II. WALpJs ". STEPHEN T. pxxr.-,e,,o- >,
cover the amount OF cheek oaHd smOrss ;he CO..
Daniel H. Barnet; 5y Mr.. Wallis. Reccye. IN Ch,n.s y
already referred to- The jury did rot coEs:te. ,be
nlony for defence sufficiently made and 7ys ,.s,.
for plaintiff Q; $780, being the amount. wilhos, ,,-.
II. 2. wASXAXKx ". JoRs u. ard NOAH Soaxf>~t
tici BY An Attorney recover AbcU: s5e cos:s on -
eR;ered sor:ic time in behalf Ncss.s y .,,s
thur! PARTY The suit Mcss:s. y. ahcu, s. =
Judgment cbta:leG but nothing -ess-r. -
fecucs 70 the present su i that Ness;, y wre rsr
In; 10 bring sui, As.>; their debtor bat Mr. W s.,.,
them thar the coats would arnoGf; 30 but very sa %
&c. Verdict for DEFENDANTS.
WILLIAM II. wISGINs ". WILLIAM JoNEs Shsrr. g..
The sheriff levied upon 10 bales of moss at .:oT.
Maiden lane on execution sgairst Hr. Thomas r.sr n
plaintiff claimed the and rcpievine1 Z; n
present action 30 ties; the question Itappearcd that
Pine Bought the moss and stored II In Maiden lsns ~
caused the bill, however, 20 ~ made cut III the na,re y
M W. Verdict Tor plaintiff YaluinS the properly q
S57S II.
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M,y1-1Tys AccoUyTs-sgcoE. &c


Mr.. James E. Secor having seen 1T TO complain
of casual statement made by the Editor of tbs
paper in le,ter from Washington, propose opub-
Iish so much OF those accounts as are before me,
giving the prices charged by Mr.. 5. and others.
M. Secor instructed our Editor pro ten. to state
in MS behalf that ''McNuliy's orders were FOX ar
,cle5 OF the rery bes quality, for winch he was
charged only the market price" beg leave TO
difie. from him. Almost every body has seen the
envelopes OF the Speeches, Reports, Nc tissemina-
ted from Washington, winch presume is the iia:
cap paper 50 pfofusely furnished by Ny ;. and
ask every Judge OF paper TO say whether 81 9o d
ream would not be liberal price for that PaPeI IN
stead u the s. which Mr.. :. charges. 80 oi 'He
snc sized Medium which consider worm "a
but for which Mr.. 5. charges So 90 The eliow
Cartridge al So 75 seems to me equally eHoroi'an''
| suppose almost any body Is competent TO judss
whether 20 per thousand for Qullis, s. 10 tor Ruieo
Letter Paper, IS cents pound Tor Sperm Candies IN
large quantity, 81 30 per dozen boxes OF Match Ia
perz, etc are according TO Spater.
In MIR. Secor's accounts T7fnd charges amounting
10 $50 for cutting dorn go reams o. Cap Paper, al
25 cents ream. -Four cents a ream ls the Prlce
have paid for such work. and believe any good
hand would easily have earned tins Sl50l IN week.
How this paper should have continually needed
cutting down perplexe= ue. should have or
dered some made OF the right size after cutting
down the first lot.
But there Is another very serious consideration.
understand that the law directs the Clerk OF the
House to advertise publicly Tor proposals and give
out the furnishing by contract 10 the response
bic bidder II this law is old enough to take hold
of all these transactions, or with regard TO so many
as i, is old enough 10 reach the purchases are clear
ly VOID, and the Government every way entitled 10
sue for and recover back every penny beyond the
loves, price al which such articles could be pro-
cured Will the Committee OF Accounts OF the
House instruct our District Attorney how TO pro-
ceed in the premises?
My.Loco-Foco friends you must not ram your
arms into the Treasury with such intense voracIy.
It is ali offence against modesty and good morals.
aiiectonately advise you to break of your sins
by righteousness, and dlsgorge.
- Here follow the items Of the bills, as far as |
could procure them, charged 10 the United States
for Stationery, &C. furnished to Congress by order
of McNulty understand that there Is another
item of . 100 skins of Parchment at y cents EACH
when 90 cents would have been liberal price
But by whom this was furnished, did not learn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01
THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHIIApEIrHrA Feb. IS lsiS.
RANK oy CoMuyscE-This institution, located 1T the =
Fast corner OF Chestnut and second streets, has oeen %
roin,ed il Is said one the depo>;e banks OF the Deed
Government Through whose influence this ;hiS haS pee
done am not aqpr,e but i; is hopes matters arc oeeF
managed than when j, known as the Mo!amehtiHs
Bank. -, 80.
Fos w,sHrxGroS-Iiu!red> Of our citizens have lei
and are .bo. leaving Washington 10 witness the III
auciraton Of President Polk
Rr-rNsrNrEp-MessTs. Reese and Havila'd. the Two
clerks who had difficulty the roto'tce and were st'-
pended BY Mr.. Hoy, have been re-insta;ed.
SroCHs-Thsre essential change III the StocA Ma-
ket to-day state Fivcs stand pretty frn at 13-.
FIRST BoAap-2o0 Wilmington I'd 2ot; $50 do DDS 2os'
$500 Lehsh s. lS;S 3e leo Givard Bank So $500 State
SIS % ; $4,000 DO 7Si; $1,000 10 semi annually 49,,
SECOND Bo,xp-lj3 Wilmington Road 2lt; 200 10 u =
$50 do cash 2l 200 do 5dS q; $4,000 State 81 Monda
732 20 Farmers Mechanics Bk l2l; $1,000 Chct Del
Canal Loan ST.: SIPS Sc state 6s lsi3, il; Sel 20 do
new ann y: S77 Is do old ann 20.
SHir NrwS-35 7. M.-Clsdred bts dftsrnooR-BTie
Champion Buckman. Kingston, Jam. schrs Deborah Rob
bins Falmouth. Jam; Chief, Bateman Providence Lex
ington -. Ncw-York New-Jcrsey, Bel. Ncw-> orS :
Patriot EldrdSc, DO; .Nthea Cornelius, haddeh Go
steamer Cumberland Cclmary, Baltimore.
irrrr,f-Schrs susan. johnson NYorS, sarah Frances
Waite, N0rleans.
Be'or-Swed. ship Gustave. wasscr. Cardiff, Wales
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01
Ipprr pnf1cE

-Four dirt carmen were hned 81 each neglect hs,
obtained licenses and to. having the letters u. c
their cart
SNAIL rHKrrs-w!lli,m smith was arrested and ccG.
mtcd for stealing au umbrella from james T. smith Q.
Bleccker st.
Mary Noonan was arrested and committed FOR stealing,
dinner SGT II ON ,Iehn Hayden
Patrick smith was arrested and committed stealing
quantity OF sheet lead from Jacob Weeks 50 Third 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

(s,;- Gen. JAMES w WI1xlx died at Goshen,
Feb. 23d in the SD year of his age He was a
Member of the Legislature IN 1900 and voted for
jefferson Electors and voted for Madison Electors
in 1872 He has been member of Congress. and
held almos, every s,alon in The gift OF his lnmedi-
a,e fellow-citizens, having been through LIE great
" beloved and respected. He was sterling Wing,
and the father Of SamuelJ, Wilkin, the late Whis
candidate for Lieutenat Governor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01
MARINE COURT.
sfore Judge SMITH

JAMES ExowS, ey his mex: Friend cssis1o,s-,
kwis-Accu for assault and battery brought oy ons N
I'M. crew OF the hyis Peter &c Mil against the CapIaa l.
WAS stated ey witness that lie WAS on tue poop deck M
the lth inst while the VOYAGE from Savannah II ,b
act OF ncsvs the lead. when he SAW Brown At the vice
and ;hc Captain approach him. sn1ke him over the Ae.
then ay hold OF his hr by both hands and s;rSe bA
Of his head several times against the wheeihouss. n.
second mate was present assisting to heave the lead T.
second rste was 2ace upon hc stand. who declared tia,
he ssw no such thing spoken Of By the previous wrss
Verdict for plAintiil, 3 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01
rOpONFR'S OFFICE.

SUICIDE BY \ MEDICAL SrCpENT.-Thc Coroner held m
inquest this evening the body OF James = Ocot,, aged
~ u native of savannah. Cvhere hO had highly respect
able connections who committed suicide by hanging him.
self with his handkerchief his bed-pcst last night AZ his
boarding house No. 6is Broadway. lie had got into bad
company, became dssipatcd and drauk excess, which
tend partially To acnatc his mind. Hc took nudanum
first aud thar proving sufficient he terminated his lie
by hanging. Verdict death by hanging himself while In a
temporary state of mental alteration.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

Gy- ALEXANDER H. EVERETT, we hear, has been
nominated BY John Tyler e hal fellowsO Minister
10 China We don't object to Alexis gong there
ii any body does, but this Mission Is sEoss oluA-
der twill cost US some $4,000 year, IN adal-
ton 10 The $1,000 and heavy steamship thai the
Special Mission has already cost, and viii DC lust
good for nothing. Pity that this country can never
let we'll enough alone
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
THE DEED ACCOMPLISHED
wAsrrseros. ranrstar-Man4:

In my last gave you my opinion that one Just
ulsn had been found in the Sodom and Gomorah
of Locofocoisrn, out was mistaken. Bagby has
returned TO his vouii. Ike dog, and has voted
against MS speech and MS conscience; and Texas
Annexation has passed The Senate. Blgby had
scarcely come ont from the cities Of The Plain as
Tar as Lots wife had, before ne looked back. and
became. If not pillar OF salt. The ldcule oi both
parties Texas has passed by the aid of
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

Wings. Terms etpue Loco-FocoS. Terms eyput.
George Evans. Maine istT John Fairfield. Maine 1881
William Upham. VT. iSI9 Levi Woodbury.. y. II .lSlI
samuel 3 PHELPS, s5l Chas. q. Atcr;on. do Si9
Isaac c. Bates, Mass. .lsi7 John NJ Niles, 10
Daniel Webster, do .- s5l John \. Din, y. .lSlf
James T. simmons. r. ISL Daniel $ Dickinson, Ny ls5l
Alher, {. Greene. do ISL James Buchanan, Pa.
Jabez Hunting CtlSSl Daniel Sturgeon do le5
Jacob W. Miller, y. Sl7 wm. II. Haywood, y. c lSi9
William L. Dayton, dc 1881 Daniel L. Aucer :. c.. .lSi7
Thomas Clayton Del..lsi1 George McDui.e, do -lS+9
John NJ Clayton, do .lSJl Walter T. COqutt Ga lSi9
James 4. Pearcc, Md -Si9 Dixon Lewis, Ala lsl7
Revcrdy johnson, do .SSl Arthur + Bagby, do lsi9
william 5. Archer, Va lSii Robert j. Walker Miss lS47
Willie = Mangum, C. lsi. Jesse Speieh:, Miss SOL
John NJ. Berren. Ga sI5 William Allen, Ohio SAG
Alexander Barrow, La. .lSi7 Edwl. Hannegan la. SAG
Henry johnson, do .lSi9 James Semplc, Ill l>4T
Spencer Jarnag,n, To-. S47 Sidney Brcese dc si9
James T. MorchcSd Sl7 David Il. Acclison Mo. ,Si9
John j. Crittenden KySi9 Thomas II. Benton, do iSSi
Thomas Corwin, Ohio SS, Chester Ashley. AK lsi7
Wm. Woodbridge, Mich lSi1 Ambrose H. SEWER do Sia
~ WHIGS. Lewis Cas-, Mich ..... 1851
- Loco Fccos
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

O. Hon. Waddy Thompson, Sen died al Green
vile, Is c. on Sunday the 9th inst at an advanced
age Judge Thompson held high important jndicial
stations IN South Carolina.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

~ The Office Of the TsIncsx temporarily located at
No. 80 Ann street We expect be in Buildings
in Nassau. opposite the City Ha b. the ns; day CT May
Letters from the country. however, require only
TO be addressed to ''GxEELEy 3leELEA7H, SEw York
The street or number need rot be endorsed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01
To.pAy's OUTSIDE.

First Pugc-rhIngs at the South; Letter from Ireland
The Port of Cincinnati Novel Concert.
Last Pagc-\ Tale OF Temper, Poem; Commercial and
Money Matters; Marine journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

SA.rA ANA ~ MExco.-A gentleman Just from
the city OF Mexico informs that II is impossible,
for those who have not witnessed II, 10 conceive
the full measure of lndisniry which l. now heaped
upon the head Of the tyrant. Santa Ana himself
says hat the treatment he received IN Texas, while
a prisoner, was infinitely more humane than that
he experiences al the hanGs OF his own country
men The oGg-peatup wrath Of the Mexlcans
now finds vent IN a thousand different ways. Every
portrait, every statue, everything, in short, that
might keep alive a membrance ot the tyrant has
been lnsulted, mntilated and destroyed; his name
Is introduced in rbald songs, and sung atevery cor
ner: carcatures are hawked utshowing him IN
every conceivable odious light; rude jests and ob-
scene pasquinades are let of at his expense and his
past acts ere coupled with everything Infamous,
But few weeks since, and this same popuace dared
rot breathe his name save in p.alse. y. o. Pic.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

WIG NoMIxAroNs,-Hon .wilham Ke,chum
was re-nomnated by the Wings of Buffalo, ba; de-
ciined Hiram Burton was then nominated. The
Viii 8 of Troy have nominated Gur6on Corning for
reelect on as Mayor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

ms THOMAS a. DAVIS, the newly elected Mayor
cl Boston, was nducted into Office ON Thursday
lie made a very sensible speech on the occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01
THE NEW SENATE.

On Tuesday next new Senate will assemble II
the Capitol, to act on the new Presidents Cabinc
aud other nominations. This Senate is composed
Us follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

~ Advertisements for the DAILY Tribune must be LEI:
at the Publishing oGce No. 80 Ann-stree,, before 10
o.c.ock in The evening. For rates see nrst page.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

There are three vacancies, caused BY failures 10
elect IN Indiana and Virginia and the circumstance
that the Legislature of Tennessee has not met
the past year. Had elections been held in these
States, each would have chosen Whig Senator,
making p Wings TO p Locos
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

CRoroN WAFER WoRxs.-By the report Of The
Croton Aqueduct Board, for the quarter ending
January first, il appears that the receipts for The
quarter were S3,sl7 6s; expenditures Sll .O2lS s..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

SurRkatE Cousr OF TIE L. S.-Judge Nelson,
appointed an asscciate Justice OF the I, supreme
Court was Yesterday sworn INTO otfice before Judse
Belts. He Immediately efterward ietI tewn for
Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01
TOWN ELECTIONS.
DELAWARE co:

Hkiy S2fsrctsors. Lect-tcco SafrTrisosS.
Andes, Nasouyille, Colchester. KoTtwright,
Bsvina, RoNaury, Davenport, Meredith.
Delhi. stamford. Franklin, Nidetcwg,
Hsmden waltoil-S Ha-perSheid, Sidney,
HancpcA, Tompkins-l0
Vey we'll for Delaware. The chsnge of dozen
votes IN Hancock and flarporsdeld would have siy-
en- Wing Board o. Supervisors.