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w. b. CLARKE.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE

It \
The Havre packet ship Zurich, at NewYork,
brings dates to the 9th ult. The news is un-
important. We are indebted to the Herald for
the following:
Cotton maintains its price firmly in the IIayre
market
The committee on the Kings address, which
we received by the last steamer, in both hou-
SEES, held their meetings on the Sd. The COM
mttee of the Chamber of Deputies resolved
that the Government should be required to
lay before them all documents and information
relating to the several questions adverted TO in
the Kings speech; and that the Ministers should
be requested to attend before them and give
such explanation as they might require.
Accounts from Madrid to the 18th of De-
cembcr were, that Abd-el NADER had not quit
ted the mountains beyond the Malonla, to
which he retired after the battle of IsIv.
A great robbery had been effected upon the
Rotllschids; seven cases of Spanish pastres,
continuing to the amount of 100000 francs.
were stolen from the transportation wagon
somewhere between London and Paris
The Police of Paris had effected the arrest
OF forty persons in one night-part Of the bands
who have for some time infested that city by
night, committing robberes which were often
attended by brutal violence ana in some in
stances by murder
Accounts from Madrid were that on the 2Sth
of December nineteen members of the Spanish
Chamber of Deputies gave in their designations
in consequence ofthe Minister of Finance hay
ing made use Of some derogatary expressions
IN debate inputing censurable motives to the
opposition.
The Minister humbled himself before them,
but in vain; notwithstanding his explanations
and apologies they adhered to their purpose.
The seceders were the only representatives
in the Chamber of the Progressist and old mo-
narchial parties.
The President of the Council, Narvaez, in
reply to tie question what he proposed to do,
said that he regretted very deeply the offence
and withdrawal of the opposition deputies, but
that the Government would try to get Oh with
out them
The affair caused much excitement.
A letter from Tahiti states, that of COO men
composing the French garrison, III have been
killed or wounded in the different conflicts with
the natives.
The Patrie states that Gen Delarne, who
has just returned to Algeria, is charged with
the mission of fixing the limits Of the frontiers
of Algeria and Morocco.
The Brussels journals announce the arrival
in that city of Baron Alexander de Humboldt,
on his way to Paris.
The French funds opened with an advance,
on the 4th.
Admiral Dupetit Thouars had arrived at Pa
ris from Brest.
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SECOND BRANCH.

Branch met. Petition were presented and
referred.
DR.. Collins presented report from J. l. Co.
hen, jr., President of the Patapsco fire compa-
nv; referred to the joint committee on fire
companies.
MIR. Stansbury submitted a resolution direct
ing inquiry into the propriety of removing the
bell at the north end of the Point market or to
prevent its ringing during market hours
Read.
The resolution from the First Branch, rela-
tive to bridge over Hartford Run, was con-
Cured in.
MIR. Barnes submitted resolution appropr-
ating $3.50 for cleaning snow, SIC. from the gut
tiers. Adopted.
The bill from the First Branch, for the reno
val of the Cow market, was amended, and re-
turned.
The bill from the First Branch for an in
crease of master chimney sweeps, was reject
ed. Adjourned over till Monday.
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HOUCK,S PANACEA

CURE OF COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, CON
SUMPTION, AND OTHER DISEASES.
TUNHOUSANDS of persons can testify to its eff
u ficacy, who have been cured after all other re-
NEEDLES had failed.
1t is unnecessary TO eulogize the virtue of the Pana-
cea il stands uHrivalled by all other medicines as
will be fulytesthed to by reference the pamphlet
accompanying each bottle.
Price, per bottle, $50.
A liberal discount made TO persons who purchase TO
sell. No. 10, LIBERTY, CORNER OF GERMAN-sT.
Rs2-3n JACOB HOUCK.
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reported for the American Republican,
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL
EpinLx Eeh La lSdS
FIRST BRANCH.

DIs-itClI.
Branch met. Petitions were presented and
referred.
Several resolutions discharging committees
from the further consideration Of individual Pc
titions, were coneurred in.
MIR. Breck submitted resolution directing
the city commissioners to inquire into the pro-
bable cost of grading and gravelling that por-
ton of Broadway, between East Baltimore and
Lombard SITS. Adopted.
Mr.. Harker, from the committee, reported
bill providing for the appointment of weghers
and measurers of coal by the city.
Also, reported bill providing for the ap-
pointment of six additional police officers
Read.
Mr.. Leonard submitted resolution calling
upon the city commissioners for information re-
speeding the per diem paid to laborers EN-
ployed in cleaning the streets, in the First Dis
trict, after the forfeiture Of the contract; also,
the per diem paid MIR. Kreger; also, what mo-
MES have been expended for removing snow
and ice, and out of what appropriation the last
mentioned monies were paid. Adopted.
A communication was received from the
Mayor, stating that he had signed certain ordi-
nances, and enclosing letter from l.. w. Cos
nell, resigning as one of the commissioners of
finance.
A message was sent to the Second Branch,
proposing to 90 into convention on Monday
next, for the purpose of filling the vacancy in
the board of commissioners. The I'd Branch
concurred.
The resolution from the Second Branch, pro-
vidng for cleaning snow, &c. from the cutters,
was concurred in.
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STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA. The Cambria arrived
at Halifax on the Sd, in thirty-sx hours from
Boston, and left in the afternoon for Liverpool,
with twenty-four additional passengers.
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on the Canal to enable that company 10 Dor
row upon its own credit, sufficient sum of
money to complete that work to the town of
Cumberland.
70 that portion of the order which relates to
the enquiry as to the expedency of using the
Baltimore and o. r. r. as feeder to the Canal.
he reports, that from the testimony submitted,
and his own observation of the two works, he
deems it neXpedient to make the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road feeder to the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal: connection which will limit
the coal trade, and render the Canal unprofta
BILE to the State.
All which is respectfully submitted.
IN
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500 REWARD. Ran away from the

- wv subscriber living near Upper Mari
borough, Prince Georges county, Maryland. on the
lth Instant, negro boy HENSON JOHNSON. about
ioaf feet nine inches high, light copper color his face
little pitted from being poisoned; eighteen wears of
age; his clothes, when he left home, consisted of n
brown boX-coat, cassinet panaloons striped sbirt. he
may change them, he has other cothing II is nro
bahle he may he in Washington OF Georgetown. where
he Is very well acquainted. | will give twenty-fiye
doars II taken III this county, fifty in The District Of
Gpiu,pa OF she aoloinhg counties, and hundred
dollars If taken in any other State In either case he
must ne secured, so that may get him again.
iso-u WILLIAM j. BERRY
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AYoUNG MOTHER. a Hartford paper states
that the name of mother and child, both be-
tween the ages of four and sixteen, are return
ed as among the children attending district
school in one Of the western towns.
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surERsTTIoE The German papers receiv-
ed by the Cambria, state that upwards of l.
100000 pilgrims have visited the Cathedral of
lreVes to behold the celebrated coat of our Sa-
vlour which has caused so much sensation.
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PORT OF ALBANY. The number of vessels
arrived at and departed from Albany, during
the year lS44, has been as follows-47 steam
boats, a45 schooners, G5 :ow-boats or freight
barges, II sloops, and scows, with total
tonnage of ca, 5O7 tons.
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BREACH OF PROMISE CASE Miss Harriet
Graves has recovered $500 from George w.
Willis, for breach of promise of marriage IN
Chenango county, N. Y.
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TEXAS. The Massachusetts House of Rep
resentatives, by vote of 1873 to Al, have pass
ed resolutions against the annexation of Texas.
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In BLOOM. The New Orleans Picayune saws
that peach trees are in fU! bloom in the neigh
borhood of that CITY,
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rz-TIE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTI-
M ORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
Hui Carriers at only sir and quarter cents per
payable TO the Carriers only at the end of each week
The Clipper will also be sent by mail to distant
subscribers the rate Of Four Dollars per year-pay
liable, always in advance.
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IMPORTANT To ALI

IMPORTANT TO ALL!
I'D EED's PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
Ma corner Of GAY and SARATOGA STREETS.
where may be had greater assortment of valuable
Medicines than can be found at any establishment in
tins city, all OF which are warranted Fresh and Gcf,l-
me- as they are obtained direct from the
Sands Sarsaparilla; Sands Remedy for Salt Rheum
DR.. Mchunn's Elk. Opt: DIR. Rush's Health Pills
Sherman LOzenges Mereditll'S Con. ofCOpay
Shernians Poor Mans Plaster; do TOoih Paste
Sherman's Papiary Oil; Girod's Blood Pills
Halock's Cold drawn Castor Oil Candy
Jaynes Medicines; Clickener's Pills;
Dir. Lcidy's Sarsapara Blood Pills
Anderson's Pills; Fishers Pills
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills
Hays Liniment; DyoIts Medc's
Or. Taylor's Balsam Liyefwort
Wistar's Basan Wild Cherry
Bateman's Drops; Bears OIL
Merediths Extract Buchu
Judkins Specific Ointmt
Hooper's Female Pills
British Oil: Harlem Oh
Cologne Il Flo. Water
Reeds Lilly White
Tooth. Brushes
Beef Marrow
Buffalo Oil
POmatnm
Fancy
Soaps,
&c.
Sulphuric and Nitric Acid; Logwood, Clipped and
ground; Brazil Wood; Turmeric; Fustc; Yellow Ochre;
Chrome Yellow; COpperas, Indigo Alum; Pius. Blue;
SAT- Petre, &c, with general supply of FRESH Drugs.
U3- Orders from Druggists and Country Merchants
and others, for DRUGS and PATENT MEDICINES,
furnished at the PROJECTORS wholesale prices.
SAMUEL REED. General Agent
Corner Of Gay and Saratoga SIS,
Ja22-d Baltimore, Md.
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New COUNTIES. There are applications for
ten new counties before the Pennsylvania Lee
gislature.
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FOR THE WINTER

a sen The Baltimore Steam Packet Com
Ex7%-1 g Aa3Er pany from and after M ONDAY NES'r
&ah.akreAAkl6 10th inst, will make but three trims a
week between Baltimore and Norfolk until further
notice. Leaving lower end of Spears wharf eyery
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. a, a o;
CLOCK, +. NJ, connecting with the Weldon cars going
south and Richmond boats next morning at o'clock.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATIRDAV ;mms,
aaey AFTER the arrival of the Southern cars ARRIVING
Ill baltimore to connect with the Philadelphia cars
next morning. r '
This Company being under contract with the Ice
Breakers to keep track open, calculate to run repu
lar for the Winter as above e
dl4 7. SHEPPARD Agent
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A New MOVEMENT. The abolitionsts of
Pittsburg held meeting few evenings since,
and adopted resolutions recommending the Sc
majors and Representatives in Congress from
Pennsylvania, to use their influence to have the
capitol of the U. States removed from Wash
ington to Allegheny county, Pa, OIL account of
the existence of slavery in the District of Co.
lumba.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NOTICE. PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
~ AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY.
SECOND Glass CAR.
second class car will run
asssa;sssss a., daily except sundaysl in CON
Ei7 Hhs4.4-A nection with the MAIL
SHtE..Tsa-Ia-lTRAlN; leaving the Depot
Pratt street, at O'Clock, A. VI. for PHILADELPHIA -
Fare in this car, $3.50.
90 As this Car is put on the line expressly TO ac-
commodate those who cannot afford to pay the ree,-
lar price, they will be confined exclusively 10 that car
for which tickets can emily be procured at the Office
do lpRJ A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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SMALL NorEs. The House of Delegates has
passed a hill allowing the Banks of this State
to renew the issue OF small notes below five
dollars. 1t viii no doubt pass the Senate with
out serious opposition.
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w. B. CLARKE.
WILLIAM ]. POLK.
VIM. FRAZIER,
Z. w. POTTER,
M. ROGERS

Charles Harris and Geo. w. Spencer, men,
bers of the committee, were absent from the
seat of Government when the above Report
was submitted, which may account for their
names not appearing to the same.
The undersigned, in addition to the facts as
stated by the committee, begs leave to remark,
that in his Judgment, a wise policy dictates the
immediate postponement ofthe States lien up
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FROZEN TO DEATH.-SHocKIyG ACCIDENT.
A young man named Fred'k Walworth, a
carpet weaver by trade, very industrious and
of good habits, was out cunning near Jersey
City on the lth inst, when his gun was acct
dentaly discharged, and the contents of it en-
tered his thigh near the knee pan. The wound
might have been healed if attended to at the
time, but being some distance from any house,
he was unable to help himself along, and is
supposed to have tainted from loss of blood
and frozen to death. This is an awful warn
ing to those youth who are in the habit of
using guns incautiously. He has left moth
er and many kind friends to mourn his untime-
ly end.
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SHIPwREcKs IN 1914. Two hundred and
eight vessels were wrecked in the last twelve
months on our coast alone, in which one hun
bred and five lives were lost. Twenty vessels
are yet missing, and number of wrecks have
been passed at sea, whose melancholy story will
never be told. Of late years seven hundred
lives yearly have been lost at sea from this coun-
try alone.
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STATE PRIsON STATISTICS. The Eastern Pa
State Prison, at Philadelphia, contained on the
LIST January $40 prisoners; and the Western at
Pittsburgh, l3o-total 47o. During the past
20 years there have been 1904 prisoners in
these two prisons, and Of this whole number
more than 1000 were for larceny in its various
FORMS 1t would thus seem that poverty must
nave been the inducing canse of nearly all the
crime brought to light in this State.
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A Decision. 1t has been decided in the n
York Supreme Court, that boarding house
keeper is not responsible for articles belonging
to boardcrs, stolen from the house, cxcop, thew
he Specially left in the care Of the leeper
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LIGHT FOR BABYLON. Babylon of old is
said to have been bad place, and there is
some wckedness in Babylon on Long Island.
Subscriptions have been commenced in the
churches of Brooklyn, n Y, to send minis
tiers to the eastern and southern parts of Long
Island, which are said to be among the mos,
benighted portions of the whole country.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23

Buxsr Goops.--lsi Is aid that five tines more
..damaged gossis" are ior saie ~ New tofS a.
,.s...,,t tI,an have bocn injured at The fire.
Folks :" damage ilieIr COWS 'o op'a'n safes POI
haps! ~ - e & = : = -.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23
WESTERN CHEs'rEKPlELD.
ng your hat on The harp and lay your stich

Hang your hat on the harp and Jay your stick
on the piano.
Rub YOUR boots off well upon the hearth.rug,
and be sure to take possession Of the old ady's
arm chair. a
A good way to display ease and elegance is to
puii out your penktjte aud trim your iSgss sai!s,
If lady sings kum the music along with her;
she, as we'll as every body else present, will be
asionished at your knowledge Of harmony.
liz you should conclude tozmake the sacriice
of moi chewing while in the room, you can step
to the front window, draw aside The curtalus,
throw up tho sash, and fling your qud into tho
street.
Stroll about the apartment and handle the or.
namen,s. IL you can't reach picture get upon
a chair and take it down. After six unsuccess.
fuI efforts to put it up again, you may leave 1t
standing upon the floor and leaning against the
wall.
You must consider that every lady present is
desirous Of your attention and anxious to engage
Z...-.--.--- IL - I -
and you may then be as bland and condescendng
as you please.
An or hand manner finds favor with the ladies';
60 that q rood way to win success with them will
be TO maintain your department OF the bar ana
| billiard rooms; merely refuining from splitting
uoon . muslin gown, treading on tender toe, or
,jeppiag your hostess on the back too roughly.
II you discover small knot discussing sc!.
entiiic subject, break in upon them au! relate al
YOU know about Il. You will observe immedate.
", by the si,ence Of every body, how delighted
! they arc TO listen TO you.
Pull out your watch oflen, and then declare
thu, an epasasmen. compsls your absence: y you
have weII observed shess rules, you will hns 'fas
you can nss!"-ReuiMe.
Vidocq, the notorious French thief taker and
| ..-;n,inat Is in London gathering handsome for.
tune from the Coekseys by an exhibition Of weap.
ons which haye been used BY csiobmted criminals,
such as dsgeers. pistols. knives. hsPresersoss Of
eyery desc cription, and ndapled 10 iBaict every
species Of injury. tIo shows fctiers aud hand
cuffs, chains and rings every one Of them with
tbo,r legend cs cri,,,o ai5i suffering. Some 9!
these latter we've worn BY vidocq himself,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23
M1L.LIAM II. WAND,
: Asieraey ~ Law, -
GENERAL AGENT,
CTTy OF WASHINGTON u. c..

Respectfully announces that he will attend to the pros
ecuiion Of Claims before the several Erseutrs Depart
meats OF the Government. and Ciams against the Uni
ted States for Lands Money; to the settlement o
public accounts; 10 Claims before Commissioners unde
Indian or other Treaties; to Preempfisn and othei
Lamd Cisms, and to the proc arng Of Lead Pstenfs
to Pensicns in the Army and Navy, or business con
nected herewith to the obtaining Of Patents for sci
ent6c or useful mrenfons, and TO all other business
ofa public nature requiring an Agent
Claims against individuals promptly attended TO
titles investigated. &c. sc.
information giving free Of charge All letters to b.
post paid.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23

IlyuRorHoslA.--A horse bolonging.o Mr. Hem
ry Dietrich. in Greenwich towHship, Pennsylva.
MIA, was seized with hydrophobia last wssk. aud
exhibited tho most horrible symptoms Of this fear
fuI malady. He tore the flesh from tho bones
with his teeth, and died 10 raving fury. He had
been bitten BY mad dog twenty. y.nlne days before.
Two other horses Of Nj. Disssieh's vere leo Bit
ten, and il 10 said that tvochiidssn q Mr.. Quinn.
in the same township, hase boon btted BY rab'd
dog. Z. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23

4 GIaL sTEAselsp ~ BsAIg'1r 4 sxAxs.--
4 i,ts girls a5oat eisht years ot aRe. was strab.
gled BY snake, last week pear Rainbridge, in
Lancaster county, PennsyI Iv9nis, She had been
sent 70 gather blackberries Ia field short dis.
tance from the hotsse, AID beps sbesal tdr long
q time thsn v:Sal, hsy ess1n)< pv?es,.ald 70
search Tor her. ihey found ergnite dead --wish
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23

Death Of Col. Su6isfis.--W regret to stale.
that Col. William L. Sublelle died al Pittsburgh
on the evening Of the 23J ult. lie had been in
very feeble state Of health for some time previ-
Gus to his demise. Col. Subleltc leavs hehnd
himn large circle Of sotrpHipg relatives and
friepds, who feel that ihelt loss is his gain. His
name had become idonlified With The mountain
trade and his mswory will long Be cherished BY
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23

Large for his Age.-There is young gian,
growing in Limington, Ne. tle Is nine years old,
weighs one hundred and fifty pounds, and is q
very cheerful li,lie fellow Ills father and mo,hsr
are below the medium size. He has besn grow.
ing at this tremendous rate for about two years.
without the did of electricity. pnnnn nrf6cial
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23

"Oh dssr," blubbersd out young Johgalhan.
suffering from the application u the birch: Oh
my! they tell me tina, forty rods make a furiong.
bun lei sbem &c, such piagay Iickin' as 've
had. and lheyI say that one rod makes an nclsos
tacrc
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23

: A pEtlpERArE Mukbkh.-Ths Huntington
(Pa.) Globe has an account Of a.delbefuio mur.
dor, committed at Mill Creek ia thai county, lasi
week. which l'as caused soma sxciisnens lbers.
james CaAsrty, the murderer, had dispute will,
a Mr.. Patterson, and attempted to shoot him.
He subsequently, declared that he would shont
some person about Put.erson's house, and he did
not care who. Seeing David Hassler. man who
il appears he never had boon acqua;used With, but
whom ho knew 10 be a son.in.Iaw Of Patterson.
he deliberately sAisod his gun, and tod him, ''now
I'm going TO shoot you," and fired tho contents
into llassler's side. IIassisf lived a;5oui twenty
four hours, in grca, pain, whom he expired, !eav.
ing young wife AMI one child 10 mourn his uiI,
timely death. Caforty was taken into custod
to answer for this cod.booded deed. p
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23
NOTICE W PRE- -EMPTIQH
CLAIMANTS.

Sry person emitted 70 the right az
% any lands within the limits 81 the town.
&hcye ena.a.sse.sd is required y establish the
10 the satisfac,.os q tho vegistss and reeeiy'
the proper land olfqno make aymen'
br. as soon a. pracsiesI6 e1,w sssiug his no
IND before the day npprinted for the com
ement Of the pu4if lale of tho township
kcing the tract cla labove desiguased;,
viss such claiR p 1o''s,'ss; Q :, ns
Gammil lisssrsf lie General Lard cbFes.
liz, Z, lUl5.--l0- l3w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23

DeoN Of Lord Vincsst u Bbsisa. a.--Ths Eng.
IisI "Nobleman," Lord Vincent, who was boforo
the Police the other day in Boston, died III that
city on Thursday, at The fremont House, from
the effects Of extreme heat, inlempesaacosud inn
prudence. : f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23

A Caatious- MefAer.--We know mother Whit
never aiiowsa tailor TO CONS near her children--
she is afraid be will 'givs'sn fts..-Rsp. IN
"HaIlo. Jake, where did you buy those hshi'
81 didn't buy tiem."
"Well, whore did you get the,ni" f
81 hooked'ens."