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The New York herald., 1845-03-16
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OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COL
NEW YORK, Feb. 3, 1s4. )
Election held this day for Directors of this Institution
"A for the ensuing year. the following gentlemen elected
such Directovy-
Thomas w. Thome, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas I. Woodruff, Anson Baker,
X. Robson, M D., Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tuckr, James Z. Holmes,
John H. DAWSON. John p Moore,
John H. Lee, VIM, X. Thorn,
Caleb Z. Tuns, Thomas MorreI,
Francis Sage, Eugene Bogart,
John Z. Merritt, Robert Smith.
At a ,ub.squent meeting Of the Board THOMAS w.
THORNE. ESQ. was unanimously reelected sident.
Nee GEO. T. HOPE. S~crtary
WANTED AT NEW. YORK ia TAiTERsALLs-New
" and second hand vehicles Of description and value
which liberal advances will be made il required
Carriage Builders gentlemen breaking their Riding
stabs respectfully solicited send their vehicles
&c. TO this place for sale storage.
Public sales OF Carriages Harness. Saddlery, Horses, &c.,
every Monday. commencing at II o'clock
The governing sale Of HOrses establishment
have been thoroughly revised and the
that who will examine the rules: and attend
OF the public saes conducted will de-
eide that the changes OF treatment grater at this than
NIB Every horse sold public sale tins establishment,
correspond the description given
money will be returned to the purchaser forthwith.
No Horse Of less value than five dollars will
be offered establishment by virtue
GEO. w. MILLER, Proprietor,
1m* lA6 Broadway
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ARCHITECTURE

RED SCHMIDT bess leave inform his friends and the
public that he has removed his oce from ls2 Broadway
anime selection Of original and tasteful designs from the Cot
ags 70 the Villa Mansion in al the various
Drawings, Estimates and Contracts for Build
of every description and supernends the erection theo
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FABER SEGAR FACT DRY,
n Division Street,
EDE s.vs yess e:ss.s.d an s..n.v. s.-
ton PS;sH S:~ xsi nssis %
r: ias st ass j. ss s. E
found equal Havana sss. Of corresponding style and
kSssjs H's'' Essfs fssss' Gsssss sss. ss''
The Al g.ss ss.s s il Is (. ssss Ss 81 @ s, in H.,.
% % % s Of sss .ssS Sf sG
They a;y rss TO :ssa:ss Sc sas e. % ss e. Havana Sc
SSsi$;i:s; s $:S:; $ss::S sssss'' E:s!i:s:: s::%::
E:;:ssssis:, E:'s ss:ss' SS?:=::s; tt,Iss.s; s:s.,
., Do. s'"'''' H. k,sE; &C.
WHOLESALE SEGAR EMPORlUM.
gars made Of selected Havana Tobacco, and having
be .od % lower than quality Of Imported
H.vana Regalia. in sths and loths Cauadoras.
Washington La Normas, Esperanza,
ju.ia % issa ssaz rrincipee., Fanesss, 1%"Ss' &c &c.
Tgeth with iage assortment Of Imitation Sears of every
quality f%s s'' * RssNEf N: Fiji
DALLY's TOBACCO MANUFACTORY,
2 @ Ss as.ees s.. % .as S s 80 RS.
4: s 4sssss Esssss
sp.a.s is rss.a Sas'o
'ns
qualities Of leaf tobacco and by the most experienced work.
Order. directed above will with at,ention-
the pains taken as f they were personally present
Bdwsy AssS for hs ssisS' esy Of s New YORK
Troy jan Is ls4o. ma lmsec
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PIGKLIMG AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE !s,IS, =
the hind offer to the notice Of our Southern friends,
s
Moni; White, Honest John Late
Esg and other Plubs ali possessing their their
Al.o J:llys the Strawberry Raspberry, Ounce and Pine
Also Pickles Casup. and Sauces. of every imaginable de-
scrpo glass jars Of every size to suit the coassnce oil
Aso Picked and stewed Oysters potted srpoaon, and
wfTsnfed g keep ia any clima.s t. x , s.;n
s%s: i: AZ !;
ever before offered to the ''iiHss
B-Eshy DOZEN frs.h Havana Pines, II so:1 :.Sr, for
sale. Also. 1900 Oyster Kegs. dlo 3m'rc
PATENT AGATE BUTToNs
THOS. PROSSER. PATENTEE,
Platt street, New York.
M ON. ss%%ss xi. ~
s sss"' s ss; s% @ $ 2 m s sS
; Ss o S.% ys,s Gss q % uss Sss
%ss;,: ; '
seed forthwith BY damages and By b "a equity for
Bao" s sale BY At whs ssr o" a. y
fas im.rc Ss' '''' THOMAS rRossER.
HARDWARE pAPER-ioo reams Dunnel's superior Hard
mhis s'e r''e' PERssE BROOKE. ss and 81 Nassau a.
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PLAIN AND JAPANNED TIN WARE.
MENZ!ES BROTHER; 81 Cliff street, :.
MANUFA FACTURERS of plain and and japanned Tin War;
l have always hand full consisting of Co
fee Pots and Boilers Tea Kettles and Tea Pots round square,
and oval Pans Sauce Pans half and aors Pots
yered Pas Wash Basins Dppers Oil Cans, Scoops Tunnels
London Foot Tubs, Lamps candle Sticks Water Pals and
Watering Potts. Dust Shove lea and Coffee Cannister &c.
Ears, Handles, Maes Lamp Screws Bucket Handles lin
Plate by the sheet Dozen Tin Ware made order
paired. mill lw*ee
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These articles only quite equal some respects
lespeci:iy IN the style Of trimmnxl superior any the
CITY comparison Of the qualities and prices with
other will snow DEDUCTION Of 81 50
customary prices. All Hats Of the fashionable
BroSdwaY patterns
NBThe propretor extensive arrangements enable him to
offer advantageous bargains wholesale dealers
country merchants
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AT WILLIAMSBURG, l.. l.
DEPOT 80 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK
MEssRs. BERGER u WALTER, known for long series
u years extensive manufacturer. Of and
honor inform Glass Dealers importers Of Watches and
houses that they have established Bseh
entire satisfaction all commands that might be addressed 70
French and English. The beauty OF this Glass the tasteful
style Of ali the acles they manufactre well mcdeate
fondly hope secure he large share Of from
American and foreign Houses.
NJ BCusomers in tie hAbit o transmitting orders their
house raradis Posonnisr or their general Depot
them direct to 20 William New York. fig lmsec
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STRANGE TRANsroRMATIos.--The Episcopal,
Church in West Troy, on the Albany road, has
been purchased by Mr.. Dunham and will he converted
into hotel with ground attached 1t il also said
hat cock pit will form part OF the new establishment
But this hardly be possible Mr. Dunham is presi-
lent Of the village and will hardly such nui-
within his own jnrisdction.-Ty Troy Wing.
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r X COLLINS * CO. S. South street, have hand, in
-. which they offer for sale reasonable vI:
TWlNES-200 bales Bdport Seine Herring, and Gil, Net
Twinss, comprising fpll assortment from 81 to ss hs
COPPER-l00 English Sheathng manufactured with
the greatest from the best comprising full
sortTent, from 80 also case Bfazieis, 24x4s
and 8k OF.
COTTON DUCK.2oo bales American Pilot Duck extra
lily, from No las.
SHEATHiNG PAPER-5o and rolls of the celebrated
Poocock" Adhsshive Felt for ships bottoms roofs Of
houses &c.
SUGAR-l00 hhds. prime N Orleans.
HEMP-5o0 bales Miss uri dew rot, superior quality
n bales water rot extra quality.
PORK-200 bar els Mess.
200 do Prime
so do Clear.
GUA<O-50 tons Icaabos ia bags and barrels.
TUBACCO-T boxes Sweeny Lewis . manufactured. m9
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H. E. WILLARD,
AUCTION GENERAL Agency AGE Y, AND COMMISSION

Vmcn NO % i,S Nas'au street hrst floor, New York
and Merchandise, Of all kinds personally attended
the residences stores Of ren9ushng housekeeping
business Cash Advances made Furniture and Mechan.
disc description consigned for sale Sales settled all
and traders always have advances
goods for private SALE m2 lmsec
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS
No. Gold street, New York.

HENRY WILSON lof Br9oLlynl bsss inform his friend:
establishment, on Monday the 10th Of March, l845
The has been thoroughly epaed newly furnished
every department. and the best OF description
will be provided.
An Ordinary will be up every day from to o'clock
and Refreshments will be furnished any hour during
the day aud evening. f28 lmje
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HOBE'S PATENT

HAODE y 4 n EN
i SION DINING TABL E s,
WITH METALLIC SLIDES, long known as the most
warranted to run easy ccp.tan.ly and not to be
ment Of choice patens suited for pario hotels
boats &c together with general Of Cabin.t Fur
niture always hand the Warerooms No40 Grand
Of Em where the public is respectfully invited call
mr. m re
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SOAP WORKS

FUMERY DEPOT.
TN ADDITION Mandatory, have opened Store
for the sale ofour Economical Sosps and all kinds
Peumery Family Soap Patent Crystalline Candles &c. &C.
We solicit purchasers inspect stock, which offer
the lowest termA
Shippers West Indies and South America particu-
larly invited examine Crystalline Caudes.
Sales Room No. Courandt seet next door to the New
National Hotel. JOHNSON, VkOOM & FOWLER
CIGARS CIGARS! CIGARS!
respectfully invites the attention of his friends and
the public generally to the following choice Cigars just
ceived by late arrivals from Havana -
Regaas Of various Panetelas Of various Alliansa,
brands, brands Knickerbocker
Normas, Principes, La Flornda,
Yngenuidad, Rionda, Estrellas,
Esperanza, Napoleones, Lara.
La India, Noriegas, Lord Byrons.
The above ga genuine and imported and
the trade invited to call and examine them.
B.-Orders from abroad will be strictly attended to.
lnnAr
The New York herald., 1845-03-16

NEW YORK LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.-ln the 81
NATE, on Friday, petitions were presented for the
resumption of work the 0enesee Valley canals,
planning of detention Of the passengers and mails at Au
burn and Sy yracuse and the appointment Of railroad
commissioner. MIR Folsom introduced bill to provide
for the safe keeping Of the cabinets Of natural history al
so, to incorporate the American Agricultural Associa
tion Mr. Porter, bill concerning the inspectors Of
-four and meal and pearl ashes leaf tobacco and the
health officers Of the city of New York The bill
ing but learn that it proceeds upon the principle
paying the fees into the treasury, and allows salary OF
$4,000 year. On motion Of MIR Chamberlain the canal
commissioners were requested to state whether they have
power to protect the works the unfinished canals du
ring the present year. Adjourned
In the HoUsE, q large number Of petitions were pre-
sented in not differing from the usual range. An
unusual number of bills were reported = among them
bills reduce the rate of interest to repeal the law OF
1897 in relation to usury, and to allow the swearing
for the establishment CT Lunatic Asylum in Western
New York-to incorporate the Brooklyn City Hospital
to amend the charter of the New York fre insurance
company &C. Among the bills finally passed the bill
give the people Of te several towns the control Of IL
to sell spruous liquors and the bills to
amend the s. relative to suits promssory notes and
bills ef exchange, in relation to suits before justices Of
the peace This being resolution day the special order
the constitutional ams ndments laid aside. and the
house occupied the remainder Of The session in
sidering resolutions Among those adope was
1ering afternoon sessions, commencing Monday next
The OF referring to the Attorney General the in
quiry whether the assent Of two thirds requisite to
the passage Of the resolutions before the House allow ing
the Erie railroad to into Pennsylvania. was debated
some length, and finally laid the table, motion OF
April for the adjournment OF the legislature was also the
subject OF extended debate, which resulted in pospon
ing the consideration OF to the ls day Of April by vote
OF 30 to 10. Adjourned.
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MA TO LET-Two Stores beautifully situated, in the new
G buildings lnow nearly completely the seerly
Of Broadway and Reade street, known the La
Farse Buildings
and convenient Basement we'll calculated for
Oyster saloon, &c.
several convenient store, in the second story suitable
together with variety of Rooms the 3D. 3D. %h. and 5lh
suitable for Offices Private Paors folding
Panres and Bedrooms attached with Rooms suitable
De1tss Painters Daguerreotypes and Exhibition Rooms Sc
qusstrd call and examine the Enquire the premise.
lmkr
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ATS-SPRLNG FASHION.
]. M. TICE q co.

III Ad1S-0Fhllvu EdOalO1V.
]. M TICE q co.
No Bowery, New York.
~ ARE nov ready to supply their cu.tcmsn with their
spng style Of Han. which equal, il superior, in
point elegance durability. economy to those sold
any other store In this city ms Imsm
NEW FASHION,
IN BROWN co.'s ONE PRICE STORE I7s Chat
ham square, corner Of Mott Imitation Beaver and
Mole SKIN Hats Of III. spring Fashion for the low fixed
large assortment Of Caps patterns, much
admired sold at moderate prices, wholesale and retail
n pD0gLLAk LA SAvED IS DOLLAR EARNED
N GENTLEMEN who il rule to Law out n
money to the best advantage, respectfully
notinee mat they can purchase Hats and Caps at
ROBERTSON'S PHOENIX HAT AND CAP
ESTABLISHMENT,
No 03 Fulton side Of Broadway much
than at any other place the city An nexbe adherence
tho system Of large sales small profits c,sh on delivery
enabIe the proprietor offer the different articles in his line
at the following reduced rates:
- HATS
siru.a First quality .Nutria Fur.....
MSI.I;
CAPsJ
slrst quality mens' and boys. ...$150
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TO SECRET SOCIETIES.
- TO LEr.From ist May next, the large Room in the
1 upper story Of house Of East Broaawsy and Ca
BET ween 2h and O'Clock. p M. For further parcu-
lars enquire of SP 81 Catharne street, Of HkCHT
- Heury street f2l im~m
The New York herald., 1845-03-16

NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. C0urtlandt street and 81 Liberty street,
NEW YORK.
Three Doors from Broadway.
THIS NEW HOTEL will be opened the goth inst when
the Propreton will he happy accommodate their friends
aud the public with board T Lodging Room. large and
The locstion being in the Of business offers
merchants from other cities and the country
pasted by any other House in this city.
press,y for this establishment.
Families who wish raro and Sleeping Rooms attached can
be andsome'y accommodated The subscribers their
friends and the public that efforts shall be
wanting comfort and convenience OF their guests
and lille they solicit share of their patronage hope by
unceasng attention, the duties Of their
tire satisfaction. CHARLES WlCKOFF CO.
fl ,msrc III
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kA FOn SALE, Or TO LEASE hat well known
:: Factory with l6 lots Of ground, situate Harlem,
the 4h avenue !Isilroad between l2s'h and 29h SIS
feet 200 tn brick carriage house engine house adoin
The srets and avenues regulated and paved all
paid The premises complete order aud
d or mmed ate Occupancy The ame VII be sold leased
purchase money an remain on bond and mortgage for long
time.
John street, where map Of the property be
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HARDWARE PAPER-ioo reams Dunnels superior Hard
mhis e ''e' PERssE BROOKE ss and 81 Nassau 1t.
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SIX BARREL
SELF-COCKING ANDREVOLVINGP PISTOLSs
BLUNT & SYMS,
"A Chatham

FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE
Il GERARDlN, Commission Merchant. IS John street, up
Il has received
wholese retail splendid the above articles
compsingPan white rich fancy decorated Dining Sets
Dessert Tea and Suprer Sets; Toilet Ses sing Cups and
Mugs with mottos Cologne Bottle Figures Tste Sets,
&C.. &C.
Also plain and rich Cut Glass Decanters Bottles
celery Bowls Preserve Dishes, Tumblers, Goblets Wues
&C., &c.
Astral and Solar Lamp Shades and Globes.
GTOrders for Ont Glass Ware Gliding and Paintng-o on
China Ware. to match any pattern, executed promptly.
The New York herald., 1845-03-16

CU6AKIoo hhds Prime New Orleans Sugar for ssie in i
~ to suit,tby 4. X. COLLINS CO,
lsors y bouth street
The New York herald., 1845-03-16

1sx LSUNihY SEAT 10 LET-lo let for one OF |!
8T3nore the beautiful seat known as Wood
1awn situated North RIVER a. loot OF sd street.
Containing about 10
he dwelling house new, having been built last year. and
the stable and other buildings in good order.
he giveu Immediately. For terms. arpy to
w. l.. GU lIING,
ma 2w~ec So Wall street, or 748 Broadway.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-02
llgIUlBlp1DGl9

THE proprleiors respectfully announce
that their extensive collection OF Liy-
ing Wild Animals will be exhibited Of
CARRoLLroN, on Saturday, April l2lb.
This establishment now embraces the in
teresls of the New York and Philadelphia
geological Institute, making il the largest
of the kind now in the United States.
Tho celebrated Mr.. DUBOlSE will mp
pear in magnificent series Of scenes,
and, among Other interesting perform
ances, will drire large Numididn Lion
in harness.
On entering each town, the Munagcric
will be preceded by two large Elephants
harncsscd to the band car.
o. Doors open at o'clock, ?. M,
Admiltance, 80 cents, children and ser
wants half price.
April Cd, 1916. l6-2w.
or viii also be exhibited at Black
Hank, on Friday, the llth OF April.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-02
Law Notice.

WIN. COTHRAN AND B. D. HOWARD
u r. AVlNG associated themselves to.
q gether in practice Of the Law, will
attend to all business entrusted TO their
care in the Circuit Courts Of the Judicial
district including the counties of Choctaw,
Carroll, Yallobusha, Tallahatchic, &c.
They will also attend the ChaDcery Court
at Carrolton, and the High Court Of Err
rors and Appeals during the time allotted
by that Court to the business Of the Bird
district.
Mr.. CoTHRAN's. Office al Carrollton, and
Mr.. HowARo'sa at Coheeville, Yalobusha CO
March rs, lS45 l5.3m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-02

Dr.. Lloyd Seby writes us from Mem.
phis, that our friead Senator 7. B. Ives,
has been appointed Receiver Of Public
Moneys at Grenada. The Col, TO our
knowledge, went on TO Washington 10 see
his friends. solely, and with determine.
ton not to be at all anxious for Office
But, we suppose, When President Polk
understood that the Senebr from Yalo-
busha was in town, he sent for him at once
and insisted on his taking once. The
Coils goodness Of heart, aud willingness 10
oblige his friends, all know. His wiling
ness 10 accommodate them, even at a sac.
rifce Of his own private comfort, is so pro-
verbal that none who know him will be
surprised that he at last consented. Sorry
for him, for we like him, and it greyes us
10 see any Of our friends forced as it
were, into Office, contrary to their known
inclinations. Dollar Democrat.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-02
Amendments Of tElc STATE
Constitution.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or srA4E,l
Jackson. March "a, 1915. I

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or SrArE,l
Jackson, March %, 1915.
Comfortably with an Act OF the Legis-
lature, approved oath February, 1914, and
Resolutions approved 23d February, 1871,
/, WILSON HEMINGWAY, Secretary Of
State aforesaid, do hereby give the notice
required by law, by the publication Of the
following Act and Resolutions OF the Lee
gislature, viz;
AN ACT to amend the Constitution Of The
State Of Mississippi.
SECTION !. Be il enacted BY the Legs
lature of The State Of Mississippi, Gro,
thirds Of each branch thereof coacurriag.)
That the second section of the seventh ar
ticle Of the Constitution of The State, IN
der the title or head slaves be so alter
ed and changed as to read as follows, to
wit Section 9, "Tho Legislature shall
: shave, and are hereby vested with power
10 pass such laws regulating or prohibit
eng the Introduction of slaves into this
Estate, as may be deemed proper and ey-
pedeni."
SEo. .. BE il further enacted, That il
shall be the duty Of Secretary of State, at
least six months preceding the general
election in November, eighteen hundred
and forty-live, 10 give notice, by ndvefti-
sing in three or more public newspapers
printed in this State, Of this act, and the
alteration hereby proposed TO he made to
the Constitution of this State, and at said
election, the qualified electors voting for
members of the Legislature, shall vote for
or against the alterations herein proposed
TO be made in the Consultation, in the fol-
lowing manner, to wit: Those voting for
the alteration herein proposed, shall write
on their tickets the words, "iSlares, amend
ment" aud those voting against ii, the
words aSlapeS, no amendment"
SIC. 5. Be il further enacted, That il
shall be the duty of the Sherifls Of the
several counties in this State, to make re-
turns of the votes given for the members
Of the Legislature, 10 the Secretary Of
State, to be by him laid before the next
succeeding Legislature; and if il shall
appear that majority of those voting for
members of the Legislature shall have vo.
ted for the alteration herein proposed, the
alteration or amendment contained 10 this
act, shall be inserted by said Legislature
in the Constitution Of this Stale. as a par
thereof.
Approrcd February "a, 1874.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-02

verge, breathing the inspirations Of eter.
nifty, the best feelings Of his heart still
clustering around the affairs Of that coun-
try to whose service his life has been de-
voted, he dares speak TO her councillors in
accents Of remonstrance and love; and
for this the Senator from Louisiana de-
nonuces his admonitions as peStiientidl
and poisonous. Is there another living
man, no matter how bitter his enmily may
have been in younger life, whose feeligs
have not been melowed into kindness,
is not willing to forgive and forget the
strifes and rivalries of ambition, and strew
flowers around the opening tomb of The
dying hero and statesmanl With him the
whisperings Of earthly glory are hushed,
and even an enemy might forget his err
rors, and pay a tribute OF respect to his
virtues! Above all, the Senator who re-
presents that proud city, whose foundation.
stones drank the old soldiers willing
blood shed in her defence, should not, in
the American Senate, and in the face of
the American people, have so far forgot
ten himself, and the people who have hon
ored him, as TO have spit his gall upon the
character and feelings of their preserver
and defender. General Jackson, howev-
err, will not find it necessary to extract an
epiaph or covet praise from his rivilers;
for bis memory will live forever in the
hearts Of his counirymen.
will now leave the Senator to enjoy
what consolation he may with his own
and to settle his account as he
best can,with his own yirtuous constituents.
1t will rot only lie cause Of Joy 10
General Jackson 10 witness the annexa-
ton of Texas to our Union, but 10 thou
sands of others, whose hearts, like bis, joy
in the wealth, power, and glory Of the
country. Let us at once, by decisive ac-
ton, secure the half.allenated affections
and confidence of this infant Republic"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-02

STEAMBOAT DISASTER. - We are in
formed by the officers of the Grace Darl-
ing, that the steamer 'Dacatur' from New
Orleans, bound for the Tennessee River,
was burnt below Island No, 66, Arkansas,
on the morning Of the 2lst inst. She took
fire aft of tie wheel, in the middle of the
river, and by the time she was landed the
pilot had 10 leave the hurrican deck by
one of the spars forward, and the engineer
was driven from his pos, by The flames
Boat and cargo total loss--passengers Tex
cept black girD and crew saved, with
The most of their baggage. Free Trader.