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From the above table II is that in January le49,
the number Of American vessels by one-half
and the Of tonnage onehird the arrivals
for January 1913; while, the other hand, there IL
slight increase in the number Of foreign arrivals and
amount Of TONNAGE in January s4s the correspond
ing month in lSa2. In January, 1874, the gross
amount Of American tonnage entering New York
from foreign ports had increased only to the
standard Of 1912; whilehe gross amount Of TO-
corresponding months in sl2 and ls4S The analysis Ct
the arrivals during the last month January ls45 high
y gratifying In s results proves sfctoriy that
our commerce is now in a more fourishing
don than has been for the month during the last
fur years. The gross amount OF American tonnage
ployed in considerably exceeds that Of ls4a
and 1874
The annual report fhs Comptroller to the Legislature
very concise statement of the finances Of
State The various funds distinctly separated and
brief sccount of each is given. The general fund is
made chargeable for the support of In 1914
this fund had capital Of $4se7 9as 97 This fund has
been exhausted and it's resources until the mill tax was
added reduced to the income derived from auction
and salt duties amounting to less than half the
cessay to defray the ordinary charges the Treasury
The annual appropriations chargeable upon this fund
have been made, until debt has accumulated against the
Treasury of 6O7 g. This fund has been compelled
to obtain loans from other funds and the close the
fsca, year, the loans annexed:
Tanr Grv Ev~n
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Albany, January n, 1845.

FRENCH DRAMATIcAL STATISTICS There are in
France. says one OF the journals, 3 500 actors,
1900 actresses, and 16 900 individuals attached H.
one way or other 10 theatres, making n total OF
% 600 persons living upon the badeet o Thaia and
M-lpomeor. which is estimated at 10000, ,0OOf II
these 30 200 OOOf. were divided equally. each per
son wouln not have 50M year: hut as some OF
the privilreed have 10,0OOf 20 OOO and 40 OOOf
it is easy to conceive how small must be the IN
come OF large potion, and the misery that musl
exist in the dramatic career.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

A BARBARoUs MuRpRR. Three men, two Of
whom were overseers, and the other the keeper OF
grog.shop near Cubaha,che. Ala hogged negro man
70 death shout two weeks 0go for csuse than re
fnsing The admittsnce into house ia which he slept
Tbs negro was. the property Of Mr. John Shackeiord
who offers reward for the Of the murderers After
killing the negro, the wretches their dogs upon hir
wife, who III alarm had run off The dogs overlook the
poor woman and tore her dreadfully Is supposod the
rascal, are making tracks towards Texas.
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Amuse ments.

TRYoN's Circus, BowERy Walter Aymar, the
Juvenile Roscus OF the Ring, made great sensation
last evening, in his beautiful scene OF horsemsnshp,
called the 'Shipwecked Sailor Boy There is to be
an siternoon perio nance this day ct thrse o'clock.
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MASSACHUSETTS ANTI-TExAs CoNvENTIoN.-W
call the attention OF readers to the proceedings
of this extraordinary convention, full report OF
which will be found on our first page.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

BALLS LAsr EVENING very interesting so.
cial dancing party took place a, the Apollo last
evening, FOR the benefit of deserving professional
gentleman who has been visited with severe Gala
NIFTY he company was numerous and select,
and enjoyment ruled the spirit Of the hour.
The Highland Guard gave a grand military ball
at NIblo's last night. which went ofi with all the
brIiancy and tefaf for which those affairs are dis
tngulshed
The Operative Masons also gave their annual
ball al Tammsny Hall-sn occasion Of gres, and
unalioyed pleasure TO those who were so fortunate
as 10 participate IA u. The passion for dancing ne.
serwas more proiasely and spendldly INDUCED in
our gay metropolis than during the present sea.
son, and subdued and polite tone Of manners and
cooversation pervades these festival occasions,
which is very gratifying to notice.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

The OCEAN STEAMERS 1t is said that the mai
steamers will hereafter come direct to Boston, anc
not stop at Halifax. This will shorten their trip,
at least day.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was very cold,
windy, dusty, snowy day. The sky was filled with
snow clouds
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eJ-The Lord Mayor Of London has written TO
our excellent Chief Magistrate, announcing the ar
rival OF the chair presented by the booksellers Of
New York, and its reception by the lady, who ex-
pressed herself deeply sensible Of the kind feeling
winch induced the transmission Of the gift.
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Com mon Pleas.

before Judge Ohho nef
JAN 3l.-Sscan and Drake lees and 4d6ms This
was nm action brought 10 recover the srm OF $29s b6
being the amount OF bill Of boots shoes appeared
in evidence that defendants had been formerly copar
merry, but the hrm had been subsequently dissolved
While in busness they had become indebted 10 plaintiffs
in the above amount. which having been D eseBed 10
Ives, be acknowledged lis cosc,n.ss and also informed
paDts' emisrary where the 9TH dei.ndsut could he
found. On calling mt PLAINTIFF plc. of business the per-
son answering TO his name also acknc edgsd It's
rectness but pleaded that he had tnnds Defendants
ty had not been sufficiently proven. whch having heen
overruled, the Jury found Tor PLAINTIFF the full
claimed
John Wood,oardrs Robert Shinn .assouu and Bnt,s,v
II appeared that deft noant had been Ca tain of the
sci Iwanownn and the plaintiff, mate That the former
without any prov ocaton came out II the cabin and in
hcted some very severe bews pp,n the head ef f
with an iron wrench to the great ssion Of his blood
As no defendant appeared consequently offence
given, and the iurv found for plaintiff s200 damages
Henry M. Western vs. Patrick Rafferty, This
action Of assumpst brou ht to the Of Sai5
being years rent Of certain premises 80
umha street For defence contended that defend
ant did lease said premises Of plaintiff but did not himself
occupy the misses bnt rented them subse
quentiy mortgage having been ected the premises
in favor Of the Eagle Insurance Co they oreclosed and
obliged defendant TO his rent to them for the purpose
for which he received receipts vsrdict or the plaintiff
SUBJECT to the opinion Of the Court to be made
ANTlANNFxA ArIoN.--The following resolution was
adopted by the Legislature Of New JERSEY on
Wednesday-in the Assembly by a vote of 33 to
IL. in the Senate unanimously
Resolved, by the legislature of the state of New Jer
sey that the naors OF the State Of New jersey in the
Senate Of the United states be requested to use their In
hueDce end exertons ia prevent the passage OF the reso
uons Tor the annexation OF Tsxas to the United sate
recently passed by the House Of Representatives and
the Governor of his State bs requested TO transmit
copy Of this resolution TO each Of Senators In Con
gress.
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RED RIvER.-The Cdddo Gazette of the 18th
inst states that the river opposite that place had
risen three four feet within the last days and
still rising The river at Fulton, it was reported bsd
risen seven feet, and wssiyet swelling.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

NEW BRUNswIcK.-I is rumored that the Execu-
tive Council of New Brunswick have sent in their
resignation to Sir William Colebrooke, in conse-
quence of the appointment of MIR. Reade as Pro.
vincial Secretary.
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beautiful black without injung the skin affecting il IN
the least behad 81 Courandt This Is the only
and beauty from before unknown. The color which liz
hair receives IL perfectly natural
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Court Caienaar-This Day.

CIRcuIr CouRrNos 336 l76 23S 24l to 248 s27, 249,
252 265 to 265 267 27l 23 to 276 27S 29O 2e2
3Oi 3o3 to 800, 323 to 326, 334, 337.
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ELECTION IN BosToS The sixth attempt 10 elect
Mayor Of Boston was made on Thursday Il
was unsuccessful The wings polled 3siI votes
ne democrats 1905, and the natives 44I4
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DnlIey's Magical Pain Extractor salve
ar The orLY agency, 81 Courtlandt street.

Oriental Water Of Gold-A new ana de-
lightfu rerfme This superb and fashionable article for the
toll eminepy beautfyirg lotion The leauty Of its
appearance fine and utility admitted by all who
has used 1t. Sold only at 81 Courtlandt street.
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who wants to hear yyeIIg-Dr rleNn,r,s

Acoustic OIL sold 81 Courtlandt street doing wonder
in curing all complaints of the ear All deaf persons sh
IL has cured complaints Of the OF years standing
Price 81,
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
New York, Jan. 81. ls43.
Mr.. Const0ck-

Doctor Childs has removed to No. s6 Cham.
bers street, just west of Broadway. flw
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

CANADA.-Advces from Montreal Of the 25ih,
Quebec of the 23d, and Kingston of the oath inst
are received. They tell Us nothing new. We
cannot find an item worth button in the proceed.
ings of the Provincial Parliament.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

The BEREAN INsTlTuTR.-Ths society give the
first lecture of their winter course on Tuesday
evening next, in the Society Library, Broadway
The subject, "The Life of the celebrated Harman
Blcnnerhasset, aud his connexion with Aaron
Burr" As this lecture will be entirely founded on
original documents, as yet unpublished, and which
documents will alone be used in the discourse,
great curiosity is excited and considerable interest
felt, it is generally expected that much light will
be thrown on the intrigues OF Burr by them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-25
Rifbmono Dailp fUbia.
Esi'sr.' Ne. II. aHHsxMEs.
HIGHLAND GENEROSITY.

,,- HIGHLAND GENEROSITY
The rites OF hospitality involsbls among the Celia
Who esi they might discover enemy guests did
not sak their names business until after prou.csd
j'arn. The following affecting snscdois 10 related in
number Vi THE clsn'," lately published:
"A young from Cowsi, travelling through the Nc
Gregors country, into tgh osda inn to psss The
night. A company Of othen hsd there, and in the
course OF the evening. quarrel having snsen dks were
drawn and Lsmond 1.-THE strangely unfortunately killed hs
opPonon who wss no other than the Of Mcregor Of
oens.rae, who was then head Of the clan The young
man He'd with the speed VI DEER and reached house.
the door OF which stood its proprieior ookg OUT a. the
and TO him Lsnsond exclaimed, have sl.ia man; save
me from the death which pusues mel. Whoever you
are said the old ehiet ener my house and yos
IN lew minutes the pursues the door, mpstisnty
nquiring whether the fugitive had been for said the,
'hc has sain your son. and we burn for revenge.
Alss! my beloved child cried Glsnsrae bursting into
Hood Of bitter the has besought my
and received IT, promise be forfeited even for
this dreadful Deed live he shall here be SAFE The re-
nervous but sorro~ing McGegor his word not only
shielded him from the vengeance of his clansmen, but
conveyed him under q strong guard his native place
and ON parting casped hs hand and thus addressed him.
Lamond, YOU are now in safety; take that you
NEE, not hereafter with my followers for longer can
the McGregors visited with the dire and relentless
persecution by which they long afflicted old Alas
ta OF Glensae obliged conceal himself from his enc
miles, was received with becoming hospitality and
with the utmost respect and kindness by this Lamond
who blessed God for aordng him the opportunity Of 30
far rcpaying the deep debt Of gratitude which he owed TO
his now unfortunate friend"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-25
BALTIMORE LOCK Bosp,r,,

o ae ~ si r.,as,leh s.r.... n.,n-
srrs.r rWo DooSs pso" r 100 s ssL rtsoss
WHERE NAV he. ,,b,n,n,.,, - eos.shA
w.. s@esy for coDonh- cHs... s,rss.r.. s.-Ay
:, mpos Of Secret .-..-. '~ - s'sv .ssss
"'ONh ", " ARRANIED. OR NO CHARGE MAne
Ans,aa,e IN FIR, rRo4 y q; ONE 's TO Two pays.
'o Jrum IN me nornfHg I'LL 10 m MA,
DR.. JOHNSTON,
Hp %s%s. o. a ne ROYAL cou..s q su.o. Le..
es.s the unied stss eonsunsd 4, an - N. o.
N'' human frame but more especially cas-, 81 !.
crrrAS pnsAsl
-hsn the misguided and inprud<nt v.t.ry q
IN oe me seeds OF tins painful disa... e0~. -
sppy,ng hnse who. from education and IN No.
no,,s s, n a,Ayns TN the eonrtuessi sy.ss.x
s,.r..d .s ,hen appearance. such aIe.r..; - 49,
nose nocturnal pains head md 49, ofu.a
head f.er and ,,.m mn eos>s and bsss<As. 5, -
IN - progressing d vlsk 6s.s~o-. -
a -Na hs palate Of the mouth boo,, On 10y.
enmml..ra,,on nh ss,s % e'sa.s secs.ss hsrA 49,
M 70 ths, bourne ~hsnes Av.nsr r-,.,.
o.es .ereey and from hrs .rensive pras,,s. ~ . - "
ale and .cs.Sv ea IN ,h ss can eoaaassshsy res-
his, m.hpebov f.,. ,s,,
dis.ae owing 10 the un..iIo,l, M an victims s 49,
Of a,, deadly po.oa the ea..ss, sss y =.
Of his life m..,.bs " h"eS u.vs - -.
a1r.. So,, r.. Al MALADY. 10
by certain pr.et,e. p.s VINO have nursS tlssr 90.
DARING OF h, ,s, nan tne hope Of his eou.srv -
ehJoyaen OF m hy hr IRON an The pso.,,.,, -
fore eon-mplaiIn. certain sse'st Habn. sssI 49,.
NApot.-z
rsneet thai, .,,., 1870. '.ol.
r.ou,.,,,. 10 r s,una mind nd body The - -.
hs ,onrr., s. eonnuoial happiness INDEED ,s,.sv
hourly 4, a., - weary psrirn.s, - 800.
pair and al VIII ~ mind becomes ,h.slov,a -
another becomes th ou, mat the happt,ss
CONSTITIrTIoS r.
N, 4 II IoNAL DEBILITY
by unv,te ri ,.n.,. " 'ha on who hAvs nna,~s A.
IMPOTENCE-WEAENC -,
ahNesS Of THE aENrr.,
ORGANS. 1NiIAL
u mat
are To- ,s "a % hesnss TO their passion. No.
81 " - - 'oh eIeesses from In, sns persoAs
u snsn mat Ahhoush iyn. .sas 81 The
-, ~ , IN me une gravel IRON 10 sr'e-
.,,,. organs, st saes-.ive ,.,.- eseee
pA'ueuAfp The latter "a tAs ff,au.., osp os self pe
~ mai understand ssbect " IN eaass of IL Nov
Of proeains lss species .oos. - that the
mental powt sssl.6sa are drrans-d n.
Of The ,,.I.I 80, " 100 frequent rr,,
49,, 80 Parents and arr nn.
sp hs eaass or sources d--a,r m missed, with
% f p. 1.ss Other s,aa sss
OF the nervous system cough .aa ssa.ss.-,
.n IN. ruin = iAat they been c,.S eonsump
body. '''e'es destructive to soth mad ..d
RNOLUNTARY SEMINAL rn,,.
Niais Distressing disease, which /, "a. sooioNS
can b. siy.n h. Sey "a,
begins by hasty di,cha,,- ~ eeNss gradually
honate dreams " eoPuanve and
Such emissions being too kn.,x 49,
iupas,ss, "a no ROVER, sr>>
the eseAars.s or .i~o AZ the dissrdsr sroS.
rss-sEL oen brought by aseivion sasiS sreiisd
WI ou, any ,,,sn- case, emixsion. -. 49,
bil,a,,d "a 1 NitAsai and !, - =
heeu OF pollution - 80 OF the orKansihe dn,0I a
and n,zhr p - m. 'uheas to heaLh. t.le 800 a.
an ION complains Of IN ise I'D "a -, % AZ
o.n.ss Of spi' and vsss, dread OF when 'oAs. 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-25
Z Ii ! n A H ALL .

SUPPLY or
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE
X the ships Montezuma and Adirondack. via
New York and the vEinian City Point iron, Iy.rp,oI
has received the large, his Eau Supplies
90 me snip marx away from Liverpool d. lIy erpeesd NJ
yIoh~ ne VII receive the remainder China
shapes and patterns -e " "'"
s 'es"ai Paek from RnnD Ne 70 In receipt 81 his sup
pee o. Was rot tn Ainrfaeursr PREPARED IN OFF,,
=, ~ n' 0es's"e a'sor'HeHI OF soots lin-
County Merchants and invited 10
anu Prices as strong Inducements will those
VINO ouy Tor cash, and 10 puneiual Customers.
War. b. -. - " A'u Lamps ',ns ssass-.
=, "a ~ MANU. HUGH A. WATT,
~ ~ Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-25
Fall Supply Of
SADDLERN HARnWA ABE

VIE 'neeritss per ships Virgins. md n.
direct IRON the manufacturer. England their l.I
sappD OF rad cry and Hardwsre-eonsisin. ia IA tof
an roeer Plate Brass and Polished surup rops And
Birdie Bits of every style guilty ' ~
Plated, Brass ana JaE ann d Harne. Burkl..
TIH'd Rollr Buckles from ; sin TO nehe.
Coach and G q Iiames, alEn.s
Eng ish Bnde Leatke Mammals.
Plated ana Iyo;y haslnEae Rings
sPAfs Of svory quality
saddeEs Silk, assorted colours ke
ALSO,
a &c a'sor'ns Mt Of AMIR ca= s-ndisry. such
Meas Lad es and CIs saddL-Tree.
Cotton Nrrstec Ne Webb
CGmtnoI Brides an Br d.. Leather,
Wagon Whips CO~hi o.
Cssach. Gig and
sadders Tools, Tacks ofx d. 81.
Country trade on Accommodating terms.
ssia "a No.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-25

NEW YORK PACKETS.
~ OLD AND ONLY
U LAR LINE. ~
caersyyv g. Captain MArs.
d. %ANGn- at; "-l @ W. Couem
COURIER tsr-, sh.en
PATRICK HENRY tsrwl c.sr.
MARIETTA BURR, rsIw ea.,r,.
LYNCHBURG $3.50
This line 81 Packets havins been sustained h, 500.
~ .ss asehan'.o RehDopd fr year.
popsor lna'sr. 'oaeit eonunuape. avsg. a.. n
nag Their patron. tina, be gwen 70 for.,n,
@ 100 -y AMI with Dip Itch The vs.;s Of pIc nrt
mo- rev. Commanded BY Of experience In In.
,ade and serehandzs by the n o, the
JAMES FISHERS Sons. Agents.
en or other places received and for .rs~d from ~
o' ., The master. or Asen New YORK. charge, en-
eep. saea a. may aetEsly be incurred ,e iS
FOR BALTIMORE.
Change OF Arrangement
n Hereafter the steamers Col,,mbu.
and Pocahon,a. will leave R,ebmond o0
hs afternoon. Of Tuesday and saturday at oeoeI for
more rs'ense from L, hbur The west sonr Norm, .
60 dee', on bnad the The above d,y, and %
% % Baltimore svns there the Thursday and Nom
ra-.s, and Pare to Barimo- only $500
september llth lst' Henry LuDLAx = co
FOR NORFOLK.
60 nl The Steamer Curtis Peel, Capt.
Tue..y Thursday and SATURDAY ON
"s SS 20 49,. .. .'''''''
EOh LlNEhfOOL.
LID The ] Brig ARK, Can't johnson. to
nnfn load Bermuda HUI dr,d without div r 60, y,
leo bale. Of cotton. apply s' VI
.i1 cHAs PALMER
FOR ROTTERDAM
ut$SN The superior ship Harkarav. CANAAN
tx COrniek loading al CITY Point. to sail in
Gay" For passage only having elegant Accommodations an
wy l-Ps CHAs PALMER.
FOR CHARLESTON S. c.
I'D The fine Schr J. Wain,eriehi. Cant Lew.
vii had fort 80
'top OF her cargo engaged val dispatch For balance
.ez1 JAS. FISHERS SONS
roR BOSTON. VIA OF SALEM
SfN The fine new brig F.wN, Capt. Francis
Small. having nearly all Of her cargo engaged can
take 100 eore' tobacco her-o for The NH
aPps u seI9 las FISHERS SONS
FOR NEW YORK.
H0 The packet schr Manchester. CAPTAIN
sm et having portion Il her -zaased vii h.y.
fnoaArot' Apply on eoard a, Luaan. wharf or TO
~ las FISHERS SONS
FOR BOSTON.
| ,fSh The fine Schr EpwARp, Can't Baker
dia,e dispatch For balance freight or p,.a,e ,nn - I'M
on boa i at P'esei's wharf, or
.eIs JAMES FISHERS SONS
FOR MOBILE
To SAL about 5ih of October
SfS The Brig JOSEPHINE, Capt. Robin.
'on will 81, as above FOr .sh passage h,vins good
accommodation aiPyn JAMES fishers SOW.
so " or HtssINs e L;RRY
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
iuH The superior regular packet Brig OrIeans
Capt VIM smith. will III foT the above r,-t ah,., a.,
Foi HeiShi or pass having super III
Ho''u ~ aPig " JAMES FfsHhR's SONS
- "a or HtskINs 4 LIBBY
FOR FREIGHT OR CHAR TER
| .ffs The superior schr EnTIo, 1900 harrcls
capacity, is ready easo ana an roI o,s
for any voyage Apply to '''''
.G 80 RANKIN wHrrInck
| foK LokDOS.
| hSN The superior A I sh;, n,~,, 4,
master, now At ~ Point aud WI be ,vady in ~ 80
10 receive pas.ase soIy in p,.ss,,.,
Atssn Osborne q Bragg, aud here 10
| -. CHARLES PALMER
| au- Or Gu 2. OSBORNE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-25
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Askns LBsfs Lane of Packets. between Rie ,o,d nj
r ~ sn eonin~ nee tAeir sspirmb~r
ana VIZ be eon,pe--d Of the following v..s-l-
S.s nnchllok- Capt HIRss HoRroH
Brig JOSEPHINE, Capt 10. Rn.,."a.
One Of the above thi. mac, r,~,,, NV ,
on'h we can with ooo1denes .bov, Vs..
NE public - ,y bss expressly the trade and n nm.
n~ any other v--ss and comma n~d by -adv nd A.
,s OF ons erpefienee IN tb~ or
ns vep superior aeeonnodaons cabin aud
'e'~- PPV" J. FISHER SON or
-, .,x HAskISs 4 LIBBY.
An height from the country abov. We .. viii n.
wharfage. '.s. ana
Ju ~ - :, O.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-25
yAN-LEw, SMITH & CO.,
INrOKTEsRs or

IMPORTERS OF
n ID VA RE, CUTIE &c
A RE now receiving by the ships Harkaway.
virginia and Patrick Henry Liverpool ye.v l.,ye
OF Goods which have been bought oul aa
IN eng and on The most fayorAh fbe soek OF Cutlery
sA'ory and lazy hardware eomplet, offer them
.f 70 'pe country ard taee upon ,mmoatnz terms
,ohk me goods tie fognd-Table Pocket CI.rv Of
hosers and other maker; Graves" and Ibboton. F.
saws ana hse Toos Of all kinds Wool Screw. Hns.. Of All
una MN PIT and Gross cut Saw. Anviis Wees Screw Pa,s
Capfntefs u IN Loeks Pad Chest and all other Cabr
nt iosks NayT Co" Cast ard Plated and ste,
sadery Of all kinds Ates HsIeheIs AdIe. Se % Vagina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24
THE TRIBUNE.
The Irish Character.

!, answer to remarks by J. orc. in yesterday s
-,lone. we would say il was never intended TO
coax Of ingraiitude as trait peculiar or peculiar
!, .scrbed TO- the Irish The writer had in mind
smsrks such as are made by the employer about
40 employed generally 1t did not seem to us that
,susnp,ing ~ sh wv the groundlessness of such OBJ
,cronsio plans Of improvement, we took part IN
..,;nr the impu-a,on on any class Of persons. II
,our belief that under associative principles, New
lru.slem principles, Christian principles or any
her that assert the right OF every man TO justice,
seyen TO charitable examination into the mo
.. ina, have Influenced his conduct and the cir
distances that have made him what he Is, the
.,,,e Of iagraiitude would almost wholly dlsap-
a, This charge is generally made by inconsder-
yud selfish persons, who oyerrate the irlillng be-
"a. they confer, because they are not capable Of
A.,g AZ thew would be done by-a rule transcend.
ra in most mems eyes, and yet proposed by the
,.d Of the European and American Church as the
,lv sa,e practical one for all men.
This is in substance what the writer meant TO ex-
,,..n the communication referred to by j. O'C.
W. have never heard Irish domestics or laborers
,.,ecialy spoken Of as ungrateful, but have heard
n. reproach cast upon all laborers, who being toll
.-blv well treated, or instructed with some care,
"A not improve, Were willing TO change their place,
deceived their employer, or in any way disappointed
homes and claims we consider unreasonable and un-
INST We have a great deal Of personal acquaint
sncs with the lower lrish and have found them IN
usually sIectionate and unduly grateful for trifiing
kindnesses Like all uncultivaied men. their i'm
pulses are often superficial this Is because in soil
that has not been opened to the sun and air, new
roots do not so easily strike deep but again we
know several instances where the native strength
Of the soil reared the generous growth without
need Of culture. We hope we have now made our
meaning clear. Since we did not before. as must
often be the case in rapidly written articles for
daily paper, where the form and space permit only
to seize on salient points of large themes we can
not fail to thank those who give an opportunity to
corec, false impressions. Especially in this case
it would have grieved us TO be supposed TO iniure
those we were anxious to serve X