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The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
MGag TO Cough.

a writer in the New Y ork Sun says i, is
injurious to cough leaning forward, as it
serves 10 compress the lungs and make
The irritation greater. Persons prone 10
ihe enjoyment should keep the neck
straight, and throw out the chest. By
'he"e means the lungs expand and the
wlndpipe is kept free and clean.-Thero
is an art IN every thing, and the art of
coughing is perhaps as smportans in its
wey a. any other.
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ifsEAGa'ss.

1t will he seen By our Mexican extract,
this morning; .ha. the Minister Of the u
nitcd States to Mexico has been perem-
.oriIy told thai he nusl ''qu.,." I'ne lan>
guage Of Mexico is plain, and almost dig
nihed.,. IL refuses TO hear MIR. Shannon
upon the question OF Texas, notwl,nstan-
ding tina, gentleman used lone in his
letter which was respectful, courteous.
and conc,Ia,ory. Bu! Mexico has to do
with the act of Congress Of the uni!ed
States u. S. Gaz.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
WAR-COOLNESS AND COUR.
AGE.
From the Dollar Newspaper.

Our country is now menaced on all
sides with war---by Mexico. England and
Brazil; yet to quiet observer our young
republic presents the same slolid indifer-
ence TO fear that Admiral Howe is said
to have evinced, when once hastily ava
kened i'll the middle of the nigh, by the
lieutenant of the watch, who informed
him, with grea! agitation, that the ship
was on fire near the magazine. '.ll' that
be the cass," said he, rising leisurely to
put on his clothes, awe shall soon hear
another report of the matter" The lieu
tenant few back to the scene of danger,
and almost instantly returning, exclaimed,
"Y ou need not, Sir, be afraid; the fire is
extinguished." sAfraidn exclaimed Howe,
"wha, do you mean by that, sir? Inever
was afraid in my liie," and looking the
Lieutenant full in the face, he added
pray. how does a man feel, sir, when he
is afraid? need not ask how he looks"
This is question which "Uncle Sam,"
as nation, might we'll put this critical
moment 10 some ofhis young lIeutenants
The tone of public sentiment, as it meets
the senses, is all of the same shade. With
the United States, such Thing as fear is
no where traceabe. The motto carly
laid down, and reIigiously observed, Of
asking nothing but what is clearly righ,
aud of submitting to nothing wrong, has
fortified the nation agains, every conse-
quence or contingency; aud while all may
deplore the evils of war, the United
States knows no such thing as fear.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
STOR u Al ANNAPOLIS.

We learn from the Annapolis Star, tha,
the storm of FTlday evening was very Sc
we're in that city and vicinity. Two to-
bacco houses on the farm OF Geo. Wells,
Esq, and two barns on ;hc farm of Mai.
Dorsey, near that city. were blown down,
A part O! the chimney attached to the
dwelling Of Mr.. Thomas Guntt, near
South river, was blown down, as was
also the roof Of ouo oi his barns. Essex
Il. Dorsey, Esq. near the cross roads sul-
fercd ;auch damage by lie destruction q
tobacco warehouses. SC.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
tsssiesazsSceEs Market.
BEL AIR ACADEMY,
HARTFORD COUNTY, MD.

SAMUEL II. a'AGRaw, A. III PnlsclpAL.
hShe Session of this Institution will
= commence on MONDAY Nav 5ih,
and continue 22ls weeks. The course of
instruction embraces the English, French,
Latin and Greek Languages, Mashemat-
les, sc.
Tuition in Classical Department $50 per an.
do Mathematical do $40 do
do Primary do Sle do
no extra charge for French.
Beading, including lodging, washing,
fuel, lights, &C., from $50 10 500 per
annum.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
HARRY D. COUGH,
May 3-3w. Secretary.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
Contributions in New York.

II appears that the New Yorkers have
at last gone vigorously to work in aid of
the plttsbnrg sufferers, as m to Thursday
evening, the sum Of $4,000 had been
sent to The Mayors office, Amongst the
principal contributors are, John ]. Astor,
5000 Brown, Brothers s. Co. $500; N.
L. & Geo. GriswolJ, $500; Jacob Little,
$500; Jas, Lennox, $500; N. York Stock
Exchange, $500; Prime, Ward, King &
Co., $780, John Ward s. Co., $3.50; W.
W!tlemo ore, $500.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
Loch.jaw Cured by Electricity.

It appears that remedy for this hor.i-
BILE disease has at last been discovered.
The New York journal Of Commerce
records cure by the application OF elec.
,ric'y. The patient was a young woman,
in whom the disease had been brought on
by cold and fatigue, and the jaws had been
closed five days. The electro galvanc
apparatus was applied to both angles of
the jaw, and had not made forty revolu>
!ions before the complaint was entirely
removed.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
Egeayy 'E'0yy.

The steamer Superior. Schell;nger, Of
the liavrc de Grace Line, took down yes
:e:day morning to Delaware City: 70
,idewaler boats, laden with various arti-
c!es Of n,eIchandIze, destined for the in
tcror Of our State. This is the heaviest
low The Company's steamers have ever
made, and furnishes the best evidence of
!he advantages Of their operations upon
the trade Of t'.is ci,y.-U. S. Gaz.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03

& nev pleasure cehiclc.--The n. YORK
Evening Gazette describes a now and
magnificent equipage called the Ca'iola.
It's somewhat like tAe English chariot.
ihongh with two seats instead oi ouc, the
body hung very low, and tie from. wheels,
which are small, with wide t!les, turn
underneath the carriage.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
Cherokee Claims.

The last LiIlle Rock Gazette say that
the United States commissioners Tor set
.lipg the claims Of individual Cherokees
upon our Government have brought their
.ahors TO close. These claims amoun.
to between itree and four millions.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
THE SWALLOW ACCIDENT.

The select committee on the Swallow
disaster, made report in she New Y ork
Senate, on SaturG@y, concluding by intro~
Iucing a bill for The tet!cr security Of
persons carried OIL steamboats, navigating
thc Hudson Ni"cr, which was read twice
aud referred. Tie rcnos. cxonerates eve
ny one but the pilot.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
Potomac Fisheries.

The Potomac fisheries, says the Ma
'ional lnteliigencer, are fast drawing to a
close. From all that we can learn the
fisheries on the Virginia side Of the Po.
tomac have been most successful during
the present season. Shad was selling al
Alexandria on Saturday at from 81 to
$3.50 per hundred; herring at S4,25 per
thousand.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03

TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO
Loss Of LJe.-The N. Orleans Bee
learns from Vera Cruz paper that on the
llth inst. the city of Mexico was visited
by terrible earthquake attended by grea,
destruction Of property and loss of life.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
Our Squadron in the Gulf Of
Mexico.

Our squadron in ,hc Gulf cc Mexico
will consist Of the lr'Eate Potomac Al
guns; ship Nnccnnes 90, ship Falmouth
20, big Soncrs 10, brig rorpnisc 70;
ship Saratoga 20, ship 81. Mary 20, and
steamer Princeton i0-in all l5l guns.
Tic MeHicans had better keep quiet, o..
else they may smell gunpowdeY.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
eesE ssEN<.

S. Ship Columbus, Capt. Wyman,
will sail l,om New York for Canton a.
bout the 25th OF May, with Mr. AieAaa-
der l. Terctt, the new Minister. Com.
Hiddle will also 90 OF. in her 10 take
command of the Squadson. Us ship
Warren sailed from llnno!u!a on the 18Th
Of December from Mazatian.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
Yhe OREGON Question.

Sir Geo. Simpson, President. or one of
the Directors of the British II orl.wcst
Fur Company, was one Of the passengers
in the Caledonia. He brought ou. in"
struclons, it is said, 10 Nr. Pakenham, tie
BRUSH Minister a, Washington, from, his
Government! a. nome, relative 10 the Ore
gon.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03

%The following resolutions were passcd by
the pupils at the Elkton Academy, expressive of
their feeling on the occasion ofth" death Of their
interesting schoolmato Ann Elizabeth Joyce who
departed this life on Wednesday last ugcd ten
years.
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God in his
infinite wisdom TO deprive us OF one oil our COM
panions, and the afflicted Parents ut'a beloved
child, it hns been resolved by the students OF
Elkton Academy to express our deep regret at
this dspensation Of Providence, Therefore be it,
Resoired That wo view with the deepest re-
gret the loss of our schoolmate, Ann Elizabeth
Joyce, Whose innocent demcanor obtained her
the love Of her fellows, and whose scholarship
did honor TO herselfand to this institution.
Ecsolred That i'll this aiili icton, which has fal-
len with equal force upon all who knew the de-
ceased, we view the hand of an all-wisc Provi-
dencc, whose heaviest blows, though they caused
the tenderest wounds, have ever been for the
best.
Resolced, That though we view with the deep
est regret this loss of our schoolmato, We canno.
but feel that she has gone to happier abode,
where she can no longer meet the cares and
troubles of the world
Resolred, That this school attend the funeral
of the deceased, and that wo wear badge of
mourning for thirty days.
ResOlred, That copy of these resolutions be
presented 10 the sorrowful and afflicted Parents
as slight testimonial ot'lhe grief we feel Oh the
occasion. [Signcd.l
EMILY +. ElowARD, !
FRANCES +. ID. McCAuLEY,
Isabella IioLLINGswoRrH, Committee.
GEo. +. WALLACE,
ANDREW WALLACE EVANS,
Elkton, May Sd 1874.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
A Change.

1t is said ,l.at the Duke Of Welingion.
is about to retire frcm Office. and lha,
Lord Stan!y is 10 snccced hun as leader
in tie House Of LGrds. The infrmi;es
Of age are increasing Oh tho Duke.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
TOWN giI.E4f"T'EYN.

The annual election fer Commissioners
for lhis town will take place OH Monday
next. 1t is 10 be hoped lhst genlemcn
vii be chosen who have an interest in
the well being Of the town, and who in
ine exercise OF Their duties will have ali
eye to the convenience Of our citizens.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
AMERICAN PENNY MAGAZINE.

See the advertisement. of ,l.is work in
another column. 1t is an exceedingly
useful and cheap work, and every family
should take il-indecd we know Of 10
publication mere worthy Of patronage.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
MoRE Truth THAN POETRY.

He must have been an acute observer
and profound thinker who first exclaim-
ed, "!low many fond mothers and frugal
housewives keep their pretty daughters
and their preserves for some extra occa-
slon--some big bug or osller-till both
turn scuro
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
4 VENERABLE PATRIOT GONE.

DR.. Wn.' Read, member ci Gen. Wash
ington's staff daring the revolution, with
the rahk Of Lieutenant Colonel, died at
lis plantation on Cooper River, near
Charleston, on Sunday nigh. las, aged 81
years.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03

MR.. CLAY.-TI.e Kentucky Yeoman
says, Mr. Clay has rece'tly received ..ch
presents frcm lis friends. His debt 10
9ohnJ. Astor Of $40, 900, ant! tc the Lex
ington, Ky. Bank, Of 5000, have been
paia for him.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
A NOVEL "ENTERPRISE."

The steamboat Enterprise made n trip
up to Newport on Friday afternoon last.
We doubt whether a steamboat ever land
ed that high Up Leiosc. /: is something
new anyhow.--Dc3. PEP.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
Public Sale.
The subscriber will sell, on

lne subscriber VIII sell, on
Saturday the 18th day of May,
next, OIL the premises, all the right, title,
estate and interest of which Jacob Fl.
ohauck, died seized, cE, in and to all those
lots, pieces and parcels Of land, situate,
lying ard being in the upper end of the
town Of Port Deposit, in Cecil CO., desig-
mated on the original plot of Port Depos-
il as lots
81, So and so,
beginning fer the same a, the South West
corner Of 10. No. 90, then running by
and with the line of salt. lot No. 60, two
hundred fee, up the hill, then along the
hill one hundred and eighty feet until
they interscct the North West corner Of
lot No. 56, then by and with the line Of
lot No, So two hundred feet to the South
West corner of said lot, then along tho
main road TO the place of beginning. As
also, all that parcel Of ground lying be-
tween the said Lots and the River Sus-
quehanna. There is halfa l.o, that is
Leased ou. at the rate Of SIS per year
with comfortable house on it, which
Leass will be sold.
THE TERMS
are, one third Of the purchase money to
be paid IN Cash on the day of sale, one
third in 3 and the remaining third in
months from the day of sale, payment of
the two last ins!almen,s TO be secured by
bond with security to be approved by the
executors, and bearing interest from the
day OF sale.
MARGERY SHAUK,
GRANVILLE Il. SHAUK,
Executors.
May 3d lSl5-ts
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
Gen. Jacl,son's Health.

The papers represent Genl. jackson as
being very feeble. A letter from Nash
vile, describing recen! visi! to the Gen
cral says
The old ,Iero's answer 10 the enquiry
after lis health is so characteristic Of the
man, we will give it. lie saiu-.l am
very feeble. sir-very, sir. came with
ina few momont's time OF choking TO
death, last Tuesday, sir. thought. was
gone, sir--upon my honor did, sir,
Wien the Almighty takes me, sir. He will
DO it s"ddealy, sir; !! shall 60 in momoa!.
sir-shall choke 10 death, sir-upon my
honor, s.r.''
WITHDRAW Alive notice that &.
7. Johnson has Withdrawn his nane from.
tn" Delaware Gazette, and that paper is
now printcu by II. Bosce. What motives
prompted him to this step we are unable
10 de!erminc,as his yaiediclory las nnlyri
made its appearance. In the course of
!'rAe, however, we premise tie pn''i' wi;l
be enlightened by ',he luminous columns
o! i!iA! great illTnary,' as % ,!,o seciAiog
and hGhhling pi ;I."i cau;iroa winch has
prcdHcci withdrawal wi;i:oul an al
dress. In conclusion we would merely
state that VIC mos! heartily wish The retir
ing gentleman success in whatever tus! i,
ness he may gage.--Dtl. Rep.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
nNrrL DEsTiTuIIOT.

In Massachusetts, there are no less than
one hundred and twenty towns utterly
dcsli.ule Of orog shop.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
TNfREIED.1

AtPort Deposit, on Tuesday evening
the 22nd Of April, by the Rev Mr. Mason,
CHARLES BENNY of Talbo. Co., 10 Miss
CAROLINE AMELIA ELIZABETH, eldes,
daughter of the late Samuel Nesbit,, Jr.
ESQ.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03

GA correspondent Ct The New York
Courier aud Enquirer, communicates The
following meaning fact:
'lIow few of our wer-dogs are aware
tina! at Bermuda the British Government
has constructed, within u few years past,
a spacious harbour for the accommodations
of their squadrons; tina. for several years
they have employed fleet OF collers in
making it depot of coal; that they have
also in store The acmamen. and duplicates
Of important parts of machinery for every
steamer under her flag, now navigating
the Atlantic and the Caribbean; and in
addition to the large supplies of military
stores, that they keep constant on foot
1000 head of cattle!
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
YKStilS IS 10 GIVE" NOTICE, Tha,

YENliIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That
IL the subscriber Of Cc"ii Co"niy, hath obtain
cd from the Orphans Court ofsaid County,
letters ofadmi!.;stra!on on TIC personal estate OF
John Hopkins, !atc of slil county, deceascd--
All persons havi"g claims against tie sId de-
ccased, are hereby warned to exhibit lhe same
with the vouchers thereof, daily authenticated,
on or before tho 25lh day Of March, 1916; they
may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment TO the subscriber. Given under hand
this Grd day of May, 1915.
JAMES NICkLE, ADMIN.
May5 lSt5-Gw
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03

Thus it will he seen that the population
of the United States, which was OIL;
about one if'' that Of England alone at
!nG t!me Of the Revolution is now wilin
one fifth OF that OF the whole United King
dom. In ten Or G!,ocn years more, we
shall overtake and outslrjp them. The
population Of London aud its suburbs is
l,S75,675.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
MORMON DIFFICULTIES.
7 he Iowa Standard, Extra, saws:

"The Mormon settlement in Iowa conn-
ly, wesi Of this. is in arms, and divided
INTO l"o parties, threatening each other
with destruction. Whe Sheriff has levied
posse TO 90 up and recii;y The matter,
fpossiao. The difficulty is said to lave
originated in personal appropriation Of
the money and effects Of tie company
made by lie leader, who has chosen and
armed BODY guard foi his deIence.n
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
More New and
DESIRABLE
SPRING g. SUMMER
G. GGG>a2s5!

FgI II s;hseriber again informs his friends and
Z. the public, that, having just returned from
tii,aiolpha he has added to his stock, one
ofthe !2si selected assortment of Desirable New
and Cheap Goods he yet had, the pleasure of
offering lhcIi, consisting in part of
Broad Cloths, fFsSilnercs, (New Spring
s;yIts.) Tweed Cloths, CA fine as
sof;mcat.) Summer Cloths,
Cam5loons, Tickings, Sc,
wit! 4 fine assortment OF Ladies year, to which
their attention is invited s;.ch Us E'aiz1rnes, from
- 10 8! - c:'., Mo"slr-deLaiucs new lot
Of Apraas, G.:a";s, with great variety oi 9TH
CT goods too r'inero"5 to mention, to which tho
a."Aiioa of those persons vino arc in want of
Sprnr of Summer G 3oLs is invited us they will
0o sold ycry low.
D.mcstrs, b. the piece or sd. at small! ad-
yanco on t;aic g Package prices.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
Population.

The following is the pcpala ton Of the
'unite6 Kingdom OF Great britain and
Ireland," according to The ccncus just
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
gEaaencCLeIGS,

Hardware, Q4ccnsUare Esrthcnwarc, Mt Man
uf$>u'ers prices. Cndar"ara, with a. assortment
ot .io!jcnas and hocas such as po".o. Bibles,
ra!l'.iy do ""i!'' Plates. ,.o,,rences, Family Re-
eo'd &C as lo": aa SIS,
Hats, Of tfc ,.i,.st slyic for Men ard boys,
with lac assafti.,eAt ofp}!ln ln-.' or Straw.
Boots, Shoes, TrusIs, sc.
As this is the season that persons arc in want
o:,hr above Gog;,s, and as t'."y WI! be sold low
lie so.ir.ts share OF patronage.
J. ). EENNARD.
Cherry Hill, May Sd, 1915.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

consent ,ba, the territsr propefly 1eiase my h.
- USirIi belonging be republic ni 20, ay s;
srrced new Stne 10 PC esi m e lrd bT rlc peogie
,i,c br eputirs Yeiiiion ssscfnDls ,,,-v
ssnl 81 re e. ss,',qI sss 10 ie 9sf ts', af . ns
So : md tsrrtk.r rr'1t-ef ma ,i', and
-=a d Coaercs. i. s.sen , Gg,n - me Ell lY.''"ii-
WIZ @ i. ta- 10 he i-rit-l ,Htlec t the ad g
Tlnasa; OF I'll questions boundary TINT isy ~, ,l
tbeJ -,vern ten:s and the constitution ihet.''i; Ic
proe denre OF it, rdoo9n by e n., pe9ir % a he nts
-;sf. b. ad befaEs congress TOY is i'l l md
lore liz day OF January, one tho'isa'i' es's
sconi-Sad sae shen admitted 'na att the .,1,e,iou S'o
.a1lns ~ the United States al pubc e'ilces. ,,
barracks oof,, and habon navy and navy md niess
gaines. aIs. GinaE'eiiS and M " t AID republic of
- tsIi ,ei1i5 I'll me public funds debts taxes nna uu
oi % " shall 49, rata all the and u1A2propii,
ted land iyng within rs I' % 9e gey, sni the
s , fll aa csrcn: aiid debt, saa !ab'ie.
10 be il.9u-eI OF O. sad stse mhy di'cc.: on ~ III H.,
Hient If the United ctatcs no, ,.,ssd,or folr
ThadNes Satss Of convenient Ls, no, I S
m aI,rhcr m ai.tou said State oil sNaS ana
rient population may hereafter D. nc o,etl ~ @ M @,i
be formed out oi the TERRITORY thereof: m@e @ n can.;inp
tn admission under the provisions o! me =c.ni aj
And ,,-h Sa as M be formed Out OF that poItion o a
ie,ito @ OH tno n, ,,. rs tee Wi.sour, c1mpvmsc line
ii bs einiied tl the Guion, with without slavery n
the people al! eac Slate asking admission may d,iT @ ;,'u
in such ia % states Us sa be ornied cut o SAD leioy
North o sad Missouri eonptomiSe .di INF .
the House thea adjourned TIL MUa"tf, i "e-
ing five minutes past O'Clock
The e4llerics we're c.osded al day. >eysfa'
ladies beinz N iho gsntiemens' ga!cry. Gen
Scott ana : nuFribsr OF other stn2 rsie" iilei.
@sro in .te Hou=e-ine'uaiug l;rge number OF
Foreign ministers, &c. bir. Foster of New
York. ex-senator, and Mr. Buchanan had a
hearty shake hands ever The result his IS =; =;
glorions day." exclaimed Buchanan. . Yes"
said Foster.
Several who volad against The bill in It's iiTs'
stages, changed ior it on The passage Among
those notice Soy mpur, :imons and Stewart /
Connecticut fhese gentlemen ailFePFeson; Dis
lricts whcs gave nsavy naj,rities against Az
nexati,n nj the last election. Taey stand no
chance of reelection, and consequently can % bis
| tIc al ih: nrnnin
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
Fresdom and Slavery, weIe

NEw-YoRK. has, therefore, the proud honof OF
furnishing one.half (ackiug one) OF The entire
force thai could be rallied from the Loco-Foco
ranks to oppose this open and undisgulsed pFossl-
tution of the power Of the Federal Government
this prostration of the interests and honor o. the
Free States to the extension and fertifc alton oi
Human Slavery. 1t is no light thing that CON-
pels a New-York Loco-Foco TO break the party
ranks, but this was strong enough TO do it-a
sign Of promise for the future. On the other
hand, all the Loco.F Focos from the twenty tive
other States gave but thirteen sotes for Freedom
-besotted Pennsylvania not one! while CoNNEc-
ricur and New JERSEY appear on the record as
advocates OF this most jniquitgus measure IN It's
most atrocious shape. Freemen of Connecticut! !.
will YOU not vindicate your fair fame next
April?
What will be the fate of this Joint Resolution
in the Senate we cannot foretcll. We hope 1t
will be defeated, but we have misgivings. HDK
from this State votes for it, as Dickinson certain
ly will, we hardly see how it is to be defeated.
1t will be seen if eosry Wing present had voted
Nav, tho Resolution would still have passed
Yeas ll2; Nays log. The only aesentees were
81. y R5s.Is Ssss Tenn as an"f'sza T. sSenss nd
Total 4-3 Wings, | Loco. The Speaker
Jones, Loco) only votes in case OF tie. full
vote could not have changed the result
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
CRY tNrELLiGEN NcE.
SUNDAY.

4 Burgiay arrested a coiOrs Il man nHin3J John
Scot was nrrs,te nbout - o'clock night found conceal
cd m The OF the premises No Q9 Chatham street On his
person enched watch ssel coat. pair Of
p.uain1s and irt worth s3l louL hln, winch
subsequently, nppene were stolen from Sir. John IL Gnt
field M i51 Peah street. his house hayms b.ed bnglnouy
entered scott old offender, and made much resistance.
secured after attempt 10 escape by climbing the
fence He Is fully committed Tor trial.
Alotdsr Borg!ssry The bsglhrs escaping he
store of Mr., Iacub NJ Alden No liz Wes:s;feet broken
open Inst night aud gold and silver watches aud other
Ieyely the value of winch estimated a 500 ,toen the bur-
glars escaping with the Spots
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27


SHcwiaG Up TIE ANIMALs-Last week about 80
UI the most respt cuble firms in Chatham street pe
'i,icned that nuiaunce might be abalet, viz that
band oil inusCian- s. no throw forth their splendid
music from tie big drum and other soft instruments
TO attract customers caravan oi beautiful beasts
and monkeys, contrary TO Law, might be arrested.
This music, which is heard early and Iaie sending
forth It's loud notes amidst the sounds of "John bring
forth the monkey aud pony ladies and gentle
men, shall now put into the ring The celebrated
monkey Rbnosc, who will ride ,he pony; after
which tine pony viii ride The monkey-now move
Iivry-piny music" This music has attract
I'd II large GTowd 0l bows, and Gas been quite annoy
Ing 10 he usighborhood for long tine. Warrants
were issued on Saturday and officer f. l.. Snow
despatched 10 arrest them. The officer paid his
shilling 10 Il good naured fellow ut Tie door and
was passed in. he music Immediately struck up
Il lively air seeing that gentleman had come in to
see III. wild bens!s- but what wos their astonish-
ment when they learned that this gentleman was
police officer and had warrants fog the whole Of
them, they ceased pioyiag and accompanied the
Officer, gave Lond,, aHd viii be heard in their de-
fence ,hs morning.