davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
PAUL. Il. GODDARD. VI, p.
JOSEPH l.. FARMER, aGd

Me,s, W. f LiSGFNtiE,N Operators. Psilal.
ITrCH y WHiPPLE, DO. Beton-
AGENTS-Age>Sr, ". x +. l.sufense AZ; EAeha'ss' END
WianE NeSnn bihesnGts!feet Phareiphs, and MsS>Ts
iich & Whipple. % WS>hip sion street Boston. 49,.
None genuine Samped - E W MI +, maker " u
t,,uptacturc red and >oal whelc>a'- and retail. hy
alsy EnIyAED WHITE, l75 RFusdwsy. y. NClk.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
@. Vt. A TVATTIN, !
w. Il. GOULD, Jr.
J. &. ATWATEK. )
Newly York, March 18Th 1916. m

DATERSoN SILK FACTORY, " j.. m,nuiactgrrs
Tram Oganzne, aud large skein Servings OF the very best
quality, Tor fringe gunu and coach lace makers.
Servings small seiuback blue black light dyes, and
assorted may be ordered. handsomely up half aud
papers bundles of 100 skeE3 each cartons
Of 1000 skeins, 10 suit customer.
tenemens plain aud fancy LflyatS, Ok the newest styles
do rcn white and rinted pocket iiandkegcheia.
Sarrnets Sc. for hat and cap liniags
Sila Cloth Of required Hldtl-pain Tor printing or
dyed for banrerS aud flags.
Waste silk for caTdins aud spinning.
The above for sale aud orders for any article IN the SILK line
solicited by in2G 3ms j. :. SKATER lai Maidrn lane
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
DAGUERR REOIYpE.
FIRST PREMlUM NEW-NORK
MINIATURE GALLERY

third door
ySTHERE may be had MINIATURES which, for oeapiy
w OF color, lone and effect can AZ all times commend
themselves an not superior, equal 10 ANY that have
been heretofore taken. MIR r. does not claim superiority
icr himself his pictures to the criticisms o i
Just and intelligent public who Wei as strangers are
Invited TO call at the Gallery before going elsewhere "se-
tier they intend sitting net. L&encsscs IN all caSe5
warranted to give satisfaction, II coloTcd IN most beau
tL manner, and IN which deYn acnt MI. T. does claim
superiority Il being Ilcd by competent and practical
person. Taken n all kinds Of weather. from \. ~ rl
T. NJ.
1.-The American Institute awarded Fcs; Premium TO
NJ B. Brady AZ the late Fair.
NV II r. BRADY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

p,sz \ FARM FOh SAI.t.->ltuAte oI TIC roac frUn
e9H New Rochelle 20 White Plains, about equi-dist1n
s- from esch containing $50 land, al OF which
plough Land excepting acres. which wood land
The place divided by lane, and laid out into cohTea
lent lots for cultivation. All the fences Of stone
good order, and the ground in high state Of cultivation
The buildings s good character and in order. For termS
apply to :. b. KENYON, on the premises, or Of
tq II ]. ADRTANCE. So John ~. New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

nAGUEIREOTYP y T E---PLATESi PLArES
~ PLATES i;-'fO DAGU EitREOfNPE ARTISTS X
AMATEU RSln u repeated co'np!n'H 'ron'
til>tS failures ohiin line Portraits. from mpeectS
IN Plates. tine subscriber eess leave TO inform theu thai
he cturins Plates o Suetor Quaiy 10 that
have hitherto heSn used county Thee Paies have
been fairy ne aud tesiei by several Of the experienced
sstu and amateurs The Untcd States irrni
whom he has certificates tha; they superior "a any
pln,s, they ever before
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

WARRANTED CAST-STEEL EDGE
To0LS.-The real genuine Conrer's Tools
$500 sSz3 only be had 81 33 AttS-uey-s1eet
where they maze and finished with
my own hands; therefore I car recora-
mend them an ~ George B-s i Co.'S, PEaft-srect
These tools offered by Osbor1 Little 4; 35 Euliol-s
and Other Stores stamped Conrer ara not my make
and are designed deceive. Mine STAMPED tins
"Couge-. Sew-York. 50 A;tarney-s;7 The u4Ias u j.
Conse- Betty is also aidedhe having eres: II tie
business liberal discount 10 Dealers Please observe
the stSTlp. r25f 3ui'l JOHN CONGER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
MILLINERY GOODS.

MILLINERY GUtliS.
DONNET LAWNS cases Plan, CrlmTed aud
colors just received aud for sale very low beyet 10y
a26 /. NJ STEVENS.
MILLINERY GoODs-Ihr largest, most elegant and
IVA chearpst assortment the city. may bt y canG
on a26l NJ STEVENS. at9 Be,'er-st.
LAT RlBBONS-'Ihe must extensive h>s unrut ~ t"
city may he found u HrSvcs prices - II cent
a tr2tl T. VI STFNl-\S.
('INlsl lnotirf large lot 81 Paris Polka sd Bonnet
" Ciu,, o desirable c)ors sud patterns gust ecv' co
s2i /. Vi. STEVENS.
ID tNNF1 SlLkS-1he subscriber has uu hlnd vet
ID of Bonnet skS embracing H1Ile-
" of color plttern and Style which he will sell unsudli
low ta26l l.. NJ. STEVENS qi Beaver 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
RtCyDkI -bOAkDiNG SCHOOL.
Z


EiAlIDEH. CT.
THE subscriber having been induced 70 open tHmy
Boarding School fr Boys prepared 10 receive few pu-
pils 10 addition IN ms present number,
competent Assistant us,ocllied with HIM ana sy'in;
thorough instruction will be ricnn All the branches OF
an English education. AMI Ill studies requisite Tor H'nis-
any OF Colleges, also IN the French and Italian
languages. u dcsired.
te Of the school the imiie number of nupis; and
their pecunr fraun Mrylbers Of TIC GHfy wll
cs,nry reInire The discipline u be while Intended
thn' shall he decidedly parental
The acq,ion being i've miles North OF New Haven ant Two
miles West othe North Haven Depot oth Hartford md New
Haven Eafobd at once pleasant and heaihin easy oi ac
cess. mud retired ..
yearly IN adranoe nn h's wi include board wanug, mend
ing fuel, lights md ,riton Pupl can rennn dnnns Saca'
tons without eNtIn charge.
For further particulars apply 10 the Rector:
&. w EN NERESr. Fiamden, c.
REFERENCE MAY BE MADE TO
H. Greeley, j Wnchcsler. prrk Benlshin u. II. Arnold,
II Rev. Dr. En>iburn and \. h. Fly, t'i Boston, Max
Gen. T.. J Mulletl. Ptovldence, i. |.
Rev DR.. Dor Philadelphia. . .,
The aext Session will the int Monday N May
nrmden. Tehnlary /. 1886. aps 'r7eodDs;4'W
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
SPOKEN

22d ms. la: S. lon 65 Wallace tnoeie FOR Liverpool
sth inst lat a5 lon 60 40 Ellen, Radcl I'm Na'.nzas
for Liverpool.
alth INST OF Nantucket Shoa. B.,shaw Myers, Gom
Boston for SOrcans.
No date. lat Ii \. ION 81 w Francis whnOy. iom Sa'
iratrs for Genoa.
Is,h Inst, la, ss 2s lon Il 49, Mary Helen OF and sap
posed for Salem. I'm Cuhs.
il,h ns, tas g lon IS IS, Lady Washington, tn New
Orleans tor Liverpool.
iss inst. lat SO So lon GO So BelyitOrc ds Charles
is,h inst or Cape uatteras GrOwer. fn Mobile for
Roston
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
Second Board.

30 shrs Morris Canal. 80 50 Canton Co... .b3 IS
o5 do.. 80 so Norw and Wor snw ~
rs Canton Co.. ....--.. 4is'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

n ont E-4l.- uGdcrST@B-d trustees ami Ofs at
~ Hal,ou + Ketennfn abScosding IbtoT late d re
III Dss9 COUNTY Of Toaa AID state of New OH 90
hereby give notice at general nertng Of tie cedt15 81
saI Hamilton F. eichum ~ be held the Office of T.
Sweet ia the village Owego IL said ccuatY he t;h cY
pf jIay next 10 O'Clock \ NJ for the purpose q dJasneI
The sccousts and demands r and szans tn said Hsoa
+ 6rchutn snd making n4l settlement OF The rlase Of iaia
li-Lfnr n..rl Z
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

lY VIRTUE "t rfeceVt issued ulsr the seal
ID of the Conn OF oyer and Tenner 10 directed md de-
lFd Tern and jai Delivery and 0 the y and County
of New York. viii he held the Ciy Hall Of .rd CiT
the Monday OF MHy and nI perons bound los
Gear by ohswe. and ail Jusces Of NE
Peace the Coroner, High Constable petty Cou.iHe and Msf
,a. and all persons bound said Court b~ then
and there n the With their rolls ecod
Indictment, aud other remembrance do those thngs ~ch
rheir Offices ih belief hull Hppafnn be done
GY-n under NV hanf the Sh-n office. Ire 18th GtJd
A>ui. ls4j and of our Independence the GHtii.
malls IaWi5fh Nv WILLIAM JONES rSh.rH
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

I y PURSUANCE II III order the sun vsute tie
County OF Sew-York, NOTICE Ia hereby gwen 10 all
having claims against simon Cioush, late u The
City Of SewYork, clergyman deceased, u p!eset the
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber, at her
residence No pol gro0e-s;fee; in the City SewYofk
before the 9Th day OF June nextDatsd New York,
the Both dev Of November, Isi4. MINERVA CLoUGH,
d2 law I'm Adn1ingtrsfriT.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

>LUE MEDTUN-40o R1ans- bls for Dru. gists and
otsF,. For sals BY c, W. FIELD. SRriiIg rip AL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

Washington Irving, ESQ.
Ron. Daniel wets,e-, L. :. Senate
Hon. GEta1 {. VerplSrck.
CspI. Alex. Shdcu Mackenzie, l. :. y.
NaihS,.el = Holmes, Esq. Tar:ytowu.
FrAac.s Hal. ESQ Rev. Nathan Iixn.s. DID. " n. C..
Bryant Esq George T TiInbie, j. K. V&SReusscaer NJ.
II. Rar2er \ fSrCiae-s, Newly oTk Cilr.
Also 70 the following whe o. havC been, patrons
Rey " Hunt, ZeesScs Cook, j.. Benz ~ier,
Rev L u VINCENT, VI Van BeUrer, Oscar Irving,
Rev Thos BS-ch, Jas HsyJ, Theo heess,
Rev : lewznr y L Na;t, " Kneyels,
Rev {; SswcG, { DfSeliSersy, L Oen!scH.
Res = : SeIlccs l. [, KIT, Geo Clnet,
Re- pr West, FG-nouy, Z W Cl.Pr,
Or Ics Seribacr wrl . Eec-s, Reui BTlSt,
Ee,- d BAoeock W Van Noo-hiS, T Campbell,
= Iivt,,-stac Leonard Hi.by, " D-rh4l,
Ei,s,L. Norreg Jscob Le-9y. Z Ho'se,
re.e. PlnczAey. Ge. u Il striker. Il e-tytof,
ChaS Storm. Harvey Weed. lSasc Aor2he'
! C.eS erIa2n, i : WEeSiNriSat, 4hos tA-.-sSN'
McrrS Robinson, VI Van ArtSerr, " Ee.>, loy sil
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

{. 800 - FOR HUDSON MD lNTBkhiEp
s--sSS---3 ATE LANDlNGSoIhe new and 'P'r9
.A.+rsss2-Tass3-. did s-elmer HUDSON. Capt. VIM H.
Hen has her regular trips aud wi leave tb
foot Of C-nratrrrt Mondays, Wednesdays md tndsys at
Passengers W rg above Boat Will arrive a; Hudson IN
Ole ,Ime ior the cats gong s.iSt. A2tu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

a. FAEsI FOX sALE-Situated IN New-Hayei
f,H County, Conn. on the lire OF The New-YcSE anc
-f~-- Nem-iIaven (eontemphted) railroad. said farm
contains about l30 acres excellent land, under good cu
,iva,ion and Is well eprsportaned well watered &c. The
buildings are all Of the first class and wei adapted to farm
ing purposes Terms easy Further particulars may be har
on application TO II. z. HODGES, Ncw-Haven or 10
fIltf3m RUSSELL SMITH s Libcrtystreet y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

zssl COCSTRt SEATS AND FARMS FOR eALE
The subscriber offers ,or sale, liberal terms
"'---eral Country and Farms the Last ank
the iIGdSoH RIVER. Tarry.own-anons which are
The Farm OF the subscriber occupied by NJ Crasef
with from IS 10 2JO
The EarIn of the la.e william butcher, containing Il:
acres.
.o several snail Places suitable fos Couatry Seats O.
Farming purposes. inquire OF the subscriber.
nos tJivi. :. Il. TOMKINS, l9l West ~. y. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
DRY GOODS.

SILKS AND .sHAHLs-A great variety of silts sad
- shAwls, Of all kids. may u iogld ,ery cheap az
,23y LlDDLLS q GenlI-s..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

- or m other kind Of Property taken. shpred rat
sord III, Boat mas, the risk O the OF zach
- 4. n.l-ll.l - W
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
nlo rawon AIRY for attaching Creditor.

ID oil the Hon. jacob t. Ln-ing, supreme Couri
ID Commissioner notice hereby given pursuant 10 the
provisions Of The statute authorizing attachments against
abscondig e aud NONRESIDENT debtors that al.
iachment has issued against the estate 0s William H.
Wright, late Of Lansngrg, Rensselaer, County, nom
resident dbtoE ard that the will be sod for the pay'
Of his debts unless lie appear and discharge uc at.
facEmcnt according 10 .ayy. within nine months from The
iss. publication of this notice. and that the payment Of
any debts due % Lin by residents ID this state. and the
delivery to him, i0r bis 0f any property within hS
belonging him. and the transfer OF any such pro-
perty by him, forbidden by law, hnd void. Dated
I.an,ingbursh, September 9th, i8i: c. G. PARMELEE,
9 IawGm Attnrncy for attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

nKEPARA1ORY CBOAED!S3l SCHOOL, MIDDLE
I TOWN, COM. D. Il. CHASE. \ VI. PRINCIPAL.
Es.ahlshed in io5. Sessions commence May 18Th and
Oct 18Th continuing five months a; SO per session.
Thorough preparation for college business. and person.
81 attentions are secured pupils fully s. IL the mos
expensive sct-os I1ds from N.wYork are placed IN
charge Of careful person, go:s and Fetg:E Circulars
at Il Market-.treet and lIa Eroaaway. a2Jyc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

"a Al PkiyAfE eNLt.-IN ,brROrN. NE".
"a JERs sEYrhe two s;of double House with lin rrof
la the modem style with calp@ &c IN Eir prn
cpal and the lot OF ground. containing 54 itst bJ O
i,s situated Bergen about qulrsrOi olr South O
tSe Race CUurse and h~ t'ou House The ground
is VIII laid ont with small Fruit rs srubbey &c Jl
aud Carriage ouse. hrs- made AID oc
cuped b. Dr. O. De Wi and subsequently sy Sr Delor,
Parties wishing 10 r1amiur tie premises apply ~ Nr
door 20 the above property Eor and Ithei
tsrticullrs euply 10 4 J. .bLEECKELt y 60.
.gli LIZ No : Br1ah.street. near WIlLstr.ei.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
MlIALEHS,

Jsnc Howes, Bowiey. and MeiGord. Cook, sailed from
Iroyince,oyyn, Odd inst. for South Atlantic.
Joshua Brown OF Provineeiown, sailed irom Fort rrays
2ath plt. for Isle st Vincent.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
'''' CHARLES + MATTESoN,
tnhln i.M2nn AttnrlL-N fnr Aftaching lrrtnr.

DY ORDER ot WIN. Frederick ". Hubbard, ComInis-
ID oner Of The supreme Court In ana for The County 81
Jefferson Notice Is hereby given pursuant to the provisions
authorizing attachments Igainst NONRESIDENT
debtors attachment against the estate Of
JUSEPH HALL. Jr resident of the Territory Of " scoh-
SIN and that the win be sold for the payment Of hls
le5 unless he appear and discharge such attacme" ac'
c0rding law, within nine months from the q 81 pubca-
on notice and that She payment Of any debts fuo
him by residents Of this state, and the delivery 10 him
MS Of any property within This State belonging TO
him. the OF any such property by him of-
b!dden BY law and vod.-Dated January 2ith. isij.
Il. 5. HUNT,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

( LDAHDt-.G sChJOL EOtt -'iALE. ~ t.ilo.--iisTI11
. s-ad Seminary Hsmlstsa3 l. hI1Ect o. the J. J
Vilrea6 mile, lfon Broo7n Terms from Sl25 70 slV
yer Circuias att. J. Ciambeflips,s SuIt- v IAN
street, Also az Newm2n's Book store. - Brosdw.y he
tn.r rln Commences Ia. first of N.y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
For WE NORTH.

- T>-,G9 - MORNING, LINE At J OCLOCN,
s. For Aibsay aud rfoy, and nterrnrdise
S=-s.la-STSTTeR-- plce,. The lowpNSsure s'eNm6ol;
rHD( C,pt A. t,orlAm wilileyYs New.l ork from Per
lie loot of Blrily,trrc a; o'clock \ n every Iucsdsy,
Thursday and saturday. Returning. VII leave Troy AZ
Wednesday agd Futay. 80
Fcr passage cr trcght ,pGy on board hs o9ots or 70
The -N-pressuc siesWb1s; ALBANY, leivgs New'l otk
Vt : o clocS Y ". Moud4y, Neduesday and tt,t'y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

DOAkGl.G SCHOOL FOI, 5U4 - OSBORN
y pripc5rI-Nsv C4nsaG SrrniHary, Ct SuIcb-r - u
mis- IiT- 80 - ,eaty-fs $40 rcFyesr t.cglsrs mas
b ost.ned Of Iir Geo. Seriry. 2s Pari-st Dirloa' y
2iy1-tog: " H1s!rsA4w - Henry: ". browning, =
- r1Illn Ia5 sn--s: Rro-EEn 2. n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

BROOKLYN
VI. Day, Myrtle and jackson St.. Family salye.
J. h. Bellows. 2Iii Cod 81, kaeumAtisIn.
Samuel Mills, - Pnnce 81, Headache.
L. y. BssixIu, Myrtle ay. s. Cold Family ONT.
J. AuchInoody, ~ Jackson 81, Family olnt.
M>- Brandt. ~ Gold s.. Family ONT.
7. fusey, Is Jackson -, Feion.
John Prince, lS1 Hester -. Rheumatism.
.sgg.,. a,-, - l. " 9,,.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26
THE LOCUST.

Messs CALLS SEATos The seventeen year locust will
appear this year the northern part Of South Carolina and
part Of North Carolina, bordering upon that Satesay in
Spartanburg district South Carolina and Rutherford county,
North Carolina The district Of country in which they will
appear probably very large, embracing several counties in
each State The object Of this is to request the news
papers in that part Of the country TO notice their appear
ance and the of country occupied by hem and send
copy of their papers containing such notices All post
masters will also obge much by giving me such infoma
ton II is likely that other portions Of extended
country may be visited by the ocusts this wish to
make my history of this insect perfect possible, and have
no other of obtaining the information required than
hose now rcsored have already tcenfy-ar distinct
DISTRICTS all separate in which they appear in thirteen DIFF
ren gears and have proof that in each they appear every
seventeenth year. All other particulars of their natural his
tory have been completed.
Editors friendly to the development Of this most curious
portion Of natural history will oblige by copying this
article Respectfully,
GIDEON B. SMITH, MD.
Baltimore, Maryland
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26
FROM TEXAS.

Galveston papers have been received at New Or
leans to the 9th instant They contain little news
and are mainly occupied with the subject of annex
alton. The Galveston Daily NewS discusses at
some length the mode in which the people of Texas
can consuuionally act upon the joint resolutions.
On the one hand, it has been said that President
JONES has no constitutional power to entertain pro-
positions which 90 to the overthrow of the present
Government and on the other, that there is no pro-
vision in the laws or Constitution empowering the
Executive or Congress to call a Convention Of the
people. Under these circumstances, the editor sug-
gests that the people themselves form Convention
and proceed to draught State Constitution in con-
formity with the article in the present fundamental
law of Texas, comforting upon them an inaliena-
bic right at all times to alter the Government as they
may think proper"
The New Orleans Bee says: We have since
received verbal information that Major A. j. DON
ELsoN, Charge to Texas, had been two days at
Washington, but had not laid his dispatches before
the Executive. Mr.. JONES had not expressed am
opinion either way, but was generally supposed TO
be opposed to annexation"
MIR. DE SALIGNy, the French Charge to Texas
came passenger in the New York to New Orleans
Mr. ELLIOT, the British Charge, had sailed from
Galveston on the Sd for Charleston, in the English
sloop Of war Electra, where he expects to meet his
family.
The Hon. AsHaEL SMITH, Secretary of State of
the Republic Of Texas, had arrived at New Orleans,
and was to leave that city on the l4th instant for
Washington, on an important mission to this Co
~ernment |
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26
THE SEA SERPENT.

The North American Acknowledges the receipt Of letter
from Cape Island, dated April 9th, written by gentleman
Of caution and veray, which describes marine monster of
extraordinary character. The letter states that the
of this navigator watched by considerable number
of persons The writer says "Wha is, do moi pretend
say but that il is whale, quite certain II APP
pears be about so 10 feet long, and not than feet
in diameter in its largest part which is about onehrd Of the
way from the head. Yesterday it lay apparently leess
the surface Of the for fifteen minutes OF time, when it
would sink, and then rise and boac, in different
from that Of the whale The monster would its head at
least six feet The head about large hogshead and
appears to be fiat the top One who passed the AMI
mai and who Is to be.reied on has described having
sort peak hike loggerhead turtle II is entirely black
ana Is covered with black muscle barnacle Its vore
haunt seems 70 be from Cold Spring Inlet around the bay
perhaps TWO OF three miles above the steamboat landing and
is usually the shore as TO be seen without
number Of persons Sometimes il disappears for three a. er
days at time. We have made up our minds 70 take the
monster at every hazard We have four good whale boats
and am fitted out with search warrant in the shape Of
HARMON" =
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26

IseESuIrrWe copied article some days since rela-
tive to artificial arm, which had been invented and used
Europe by which many Of the offices Of the natural arm
could be performed. few days since, Dr. Bean Of Phila-
dephia brought invention Of the forearm and hand
which, from its appearance and use seemed be the model
from which the European had been formed. And we
have doubt that when applied it could be made useful
in all the minutm that which former account re-
fcned the fingers Piled and the thumb shared the pc
culiar motion, and the wrist joint showed its fexibily we
thought how many things might be performed with such
substitute, writing especially and troublesome govt in the
small joints rheumatism in the larger srticulatons
United States Gazette
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26
d, sse Il The release Of the brig was refused There b.

the gste IL the release Of the brig was refused There be-
ing now no other remedy, the prize was given up.
Under such circumstances, the Minister
Mr. Wise, thinking niimidate the Brazilian Government
protest and demand for his passports sui, greatly
his disappointment they without delay placed in his
hands This Mr. Wise is that famous orator who sad few
years SINCE in the Washington Congress- that
sy that the Anglo-Saronrar should march 10 the capital Of
5ontezuma, eriemiaats The hateful Spanish wh its
destat papai religion, and seize upon The images Of gold
and siper its churches. This individual, then, has
remained with his passports upon his body and, in place Of
quitting the country has thought it more prudent to ask his
Government for instructions
We shall now what, in position serious his Gov
eminent will do AT least that for the moment there
regns its part the pofoundes silence to this important
matter We witness Of the vauns which the press Of
the United States habtuay vomts upon all occasions This
means something They will have, in that respect, as
great difficulty what to say to hold their peace.
TO be remarked that the captured brig had board not
only slaves but $4,000 in gold andsive with $780, 900
in goddast from the Of Africa We may be assured
therefore, that the loss Of the negroes geved the capo much
less than did that Of the cashthe latter being the main in
duceent that tempted them to this violation Of the jursdc
ton of Brazil in her port.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26

Tar MsSAeKRIE.--Thc quite excitement out OF
doors yesterday obtain glance Of the grand pageant which
attended the entrance Of the menagee into city The
car containing the musicians drawn by Of four
elephants presenting spectacle at novel and imposing
and interspersed among the long line Of camel
and pair Of miniature ponies presenting quite contrast in
size to the noble animals in front They paraded the prnc
pal thooughares the city, and then proceeded the spot
selected for exhibition the Of South Charles and Con-
way streets We understand that delay occurred at
Herring Run the agacity Of the elephants suggesting
doubts the security Of the bridge, which they perempto
My refused cross and necessarily bndfoded before
they would make the venture.-Bah. Sun
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26

TnKsrspoUs FrRE IN Love IsLaSp Woops.-Ths
Hampstead Enquirer Of the 9h gives the following account
Of the recent fire The pine woods adjoining the Long Island
railroad took fire Monday in two different places. The
fire that did the most damage caught abou, north of Bell
Port and extended nearly to Fire Place. distance of several
miles, Several houses also burnt together with barns
and houses in which slowed large quantities Of grain
and other produce One Of the houses belonged Mr. Noe
Loss estimated to be upwards otwo hundred thousand dollars
Nothing but the provdenta changing the wind enabled the
inhabitants to arrest the further progress Of the flames Had
the wind continued to blow from the northeast the village
Fire Place, containing number Of houses, church, and
valuable mills would, without doubt have been laid in ruins
The other FIRE caught nearly north Of sp, and burnt down in
places to the south road, the principal damage, We
understand, having been done Nichols Paten'
thousand acres, we understand have be.
two fires. " 'a' 80 - 80