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The New York herald., 1845-08-24

CLERGYAIEN AT WATERING PLACES cores
pondence from several of the fashionable watering
places, has informed our readers of the rather Gu
rious fact that many of the clergy have, this season.
become possessed OF a mania for visiting these re-
sorts of carnal and ungodly world, and enjoying
their fnvolines and fellies as much as dry goods
clerks, at salaries OF $500 a year, or young misses
just emancipated from three months residence al
one of the fashionable boarding schools and setting
out to astonish the world with their wonderful ac
compllshments.
DIR. Potts, a renowned champion of the highly re-
spectacle Presbyterian Church-Bishop Hughes, the
famous Catholic prelate-Dr. Bethune, very pous
Presbyterian dlvne-Professor Maffit, the celebra-
ted tinerant clergyman Of the Methodist church.
Bishop Brownell Of the Episcopal Church and
others of the wachmen on the walls of Zion, have
all been solourning al Saratoga. mixing and min
Cling in all the vanites and follies oi that miscela
neous place. and daily coming in social contact
with the most wothess and abandoned Of the whole
community. 1t is well known that the most fash
ionabe people at these places-they who give the
most splendid suppers and most recherche wines
who display the finest mousaches and the most inn
posing "imperias," belong to that highly respecta-
BILE fraternity Of bankers called sblacklegs" Side
by side, in cordial and pleasant communion, inter-
changing all the civies of the table and the lounge
on the piazza, you can find those holy men of God
and the blacklegs frem Park Row.
What strange medley what singular as socia
tions How must the poor, humble, industrious
really pious clergy, regard all this conduct on tn,
part OF those who are called their superors Her,
we have divines who enjoy munificent salaries, anc
deliver well turned periods in splendid churches I,
sleepy congregations Of pride and fashion, jauntinl
aboutfrom one gay watering place to another-eatin.
game suppers-drnking the best wines to be got
and silly looking ont of the corners of their piou
eyes on the ailurlng daughters ofloveness and fol
ly that tllt around them. What a sad, sad specta
Gle What contrast to the lives OF Christ and hi.
apostles NO wonder that the pure hearted WORKING
cergy-no wonder that all pious laymen shoulo
feel mortified and indignant, at the countenance
given by many OF the most noted divnes 10 sueh
scenes OF frvollty, folly and vice, as are exhibited
at such places as Saratoga a. very great deal q
discomfort Is beginning to manifest itself relative I,
Bishop Hughes in particular, which is not at al
strange, as his conduct presents singular exception
to the retired industrious and soul devoted manne
in which the Catholic clergy attend to the duties
their sacred calling. In such men as Potts, BE
thune, and others, "drawing room cergymen," sue
adeparmre from propriety Is not so remarkable.
The New York herald., 1845-08-24

SIckNEs IN l.LNors.-A gentleman OF this city,
VINO has Iust returned from tour through Illinois,
precedented extent In Rich Prairie living in Madison
ahd hscoupn counties, not family is exempt and In
many instances whole families PROSTATE. One
came nnner ms observation, OF family Of nine persons
all SO low that not one able render any assistance
70 another; and many other similar cases he heard Of
ague.Missomi Reporter.
The New York herald., 1845-08-24

NAVAL scHooL.-This institution we understand
goes INTO operation at Annapolis Maryland, on the
LIST Of October The following gentlemen have been
appointed othcers'-Com Franklin Buchanan, su-
perintenden'; Professor Chaubeuet; Lieuts Lock
wood, Ward, and Passed Midshipman Marcy.
teachers IN mathematics, nautical philosophy, use
OF nautical instruments and navigation; DR. Dubarrv
surgeon and teacher of chemistry
The New York herald., 1845-08-24

FURTHER PARTICULARS FROM BRAzn.-Tbe Min.
lister Of Finance ordered that the duues of imnor,a
zion paid by Messrs. Carvalho and Rocha for the
engine and machinery of the steamboat "paquete
de Jeromerlm," should be resttuted TO the finn, as
steam engines imported for the use OF the country
are exempted from all duties
The provinces Of Mato Crosse, Goyaz, and Minos
Geraes, were in perfect state Of tranquility.
The New York herald., 1845-08-24
Movements of Travellers.

Yesterdays hotel records furnish auother barometr re
cal illustration of the depression in travelling Few
have been the arrivals, and the departures equally in
considerable We found at the
AMERIcAN-J. s. Chpley, A. g. Newton, Ga: H. T.
Gipin, Phila Mr.. Dellingon, Md; j. b. Ricord r. Tho
ton; Messrs Peyntz, Henry, and Denlitz Canada; w
Lightioot, Ca; .McGough Columbus Judge Constant
Hastings; j. Paine, Charleston 5. l. Wells La
Asroh-A Godfrey, Philad; l.. f. Sydney Cushing
Cambridge; G, Robbins, Boston; Jno Pendell XIV J.
honeywell, Conn; c. Foster, Albany; j. r. THOMPSON
Princeton; c. L. Kenner, A. jennings, do; Geo Adger
Jno. Shaw, Montreal; r. l.. Coleman, Va; g. Ballard
do; f. u. stenson, Boston,; A. Herman, ~ O.; Rev O
Moore, Va; C. b Smith Md Thos k Gordon st John,
n. b.; g. f. Holmes, S. C.. w. slasher do; w f. Coffin
Boston; NJ. b. Ogden, Chicago; 4. H. Uplor, n o.: Mr.
Gordon. Canada; w. Thompson, Texas; j. b. Allen
PhIiad.
CpY-H. C. Fritz Pbilad; j. p Hesser. do; r. Small
do, ). u. Price, smithvlc; d. p Mcllroy Mass: Com
Downey, U. $. N; j. Mathewson ". o.; j. Barnes u 5
Al ?. A. Brown, III J. Leonard, do j. Mccormick
Baltimore; Gen. Peter Gainsford, Albany; w. Graft
Miss
FRASKLIS-A. B. Curver, Concord; IT, Robinson. Dor
chester, Ohio; W. Cooke, Ala; s. Franham, N o; WIN
Thomas Albany; II. X. Reeves Mobile; L, r. Murphy
Ala; o. H. Wilson, Vermont; w. ID. Forrest Conn: Dr
Matnerson, Cleveland; H. Sager, Quincy; Messrs Max
eyi Andrews, and Magee, Geo A. q Stebbin Buffalo
GLoBE-J T. skeling, England; NJ Price, smitnfeli
}. X Easter Bait; 1t Quails II. Is. VI. 33d Regiment
Aessrs Grey Calen and Bell, Flo; j. Parker D. S. Car
M. Boston; Mr.. Thomas, do
HowAnD-W. r. Cole Bait. d. Bethune Duf1ield De
troti j. Tay lor, Troy; W. Jones' Mobile; James L Day
y: o.; John Day, do, Chas Taylor Tenn. j s Mitch
eniAla; II. Greene, Ohio; Col Cluggett Augusta Ca J
McAuiey, j. Vail, Florida; w. Douglas St Iouis. I
shaW, boston; *. Hughes, Pittsburgh: ID g. Mahov Mass
j. r. Wsldsw orth Natchez % '''o' ''''''
The New York herald., 1845-08-24

LATER FROM TExAs.-By the arrival of The Re-
venue Cutter Woodbury., which left Aransas on the
9th and Galveston on the sth inst, have received
Intelligence rom Texas few days later. Major Doncl.
son came passenger in the Woodbury..
We hear nothing farther Of the proceedings OF the
Convention, save that that body hard at work
the various provisions reported by the respective CON-
mtteeg.
The ships Victoria and suviah were to leave the
Bay OF Aransas on the Sth inst
The u 8 steamer Monmouth had arrived at Aransas
in very leaky condition She had been kept aAeat by
continual pumping
The Galveston News states that the sloop Of war st
Marys arrived at that port the 7th inst from Corpus
christi There are 1000 troops at St. Josepbs Island
VINO are comfortably situaed.N o. Bee, Aug. 10th.
The New York herald., 1845-08-24

The Western Railroad Company have declared divi
derd Of three per cent payable the LIST Of September
The revenue Of New Brunswick for Customs, sc for
quarter ending June aotb, s4s, compared with the
corresponding quarter ending lsa has increased about
sixty.seven per cent We annex the Official returns
howing the total receipts each quarter with the
from each
The New York herald., 1845-08-24

iotai. ....... i23,llO 10 Q 39,o8 10 i5ao1 10 9
Ihe rate OF Light duty was reduced Ist April 1916
from four pence TO three pence per ton Notwithstanding
which, there has been small increase in the revenue
from that source.
The aggregate receipts for tolls on the susquehanns
and Underwater Canal during the present season. up
'he oth instant has been little than two thou
sand dollars more than to the same date last year.
SusqurnAN0A AND TfpswArrR CANAL.
nccsips Tor tolls to August 10th, 1914. SOL 321
Receipts Tor tolls to August l6th ls45, ... 63sss
The increase in the descending trade so far, has
The New York herald., 1845-08-24

:, Explosion OF POWDER MrLL-Two MEN
hiiLED One OF the powder mills in this civ own
ca oy Ohver W. Whippe, ESQ., exploded Lths forenoon
apout naPast nine O'Clock by which, we regret to
two valuable lives we're lost The mill is the one called
the grainng mill" on the bank concord river abont
without accident for the last twenty three vears OIL,
part o the works were in operation at the time of he
accident, IN which two men were employed Thei,
names were Albert J. Brown and Gardner Bovnton +,
is not known what occasoned the explosion The body
Of Mr. Boynton was blown all TO pieces one Of III.
legs was found across the river Brown was alive when
discovered He thrown into the race.way lie died
however in few minutes after the accident Ills body
was not mutiated though IL was petely blackened
Both Of the about thirty years Of age Brown
who is from Windbam; H. has left wife and three
children. Boynton, wife and two children
The report OF the explosion heard all the city
It's supposed there in amount between forty and
n.y Kegs OF powder in the mill This is a very sad a
ana no one will feel more grieved for the loss OF
wv Nsiuapie lives than Mr. Whippc, whose good works
Friday ~" "
The New York herald., 1845-08-24

TRooPs FOR TExAs,-The barque Bachelor, Capt.
Horton, sailed from Richmond on Friday last fol
Old Point Comfort, where it is intended she viii
take on board troops and arms for Texas.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

TIE LATE Nix BArEs.-The National In,elli-
gencer gives the following report Of the sponta-
neous and honorable testimony borne on Monday
by the Hon Mr.. HuGRE TO the character OF the
lamen,ed Mr.. BATES:
Mr HreEz said that he rather TO indicate hs
currencs with a ths had been eloQuenty said by the
Senator from Massachusetts, Of the virtues o. the departed
brother han 20 offer his shade tribute of respect
have had, sir (said Mr. Il bat little social intercourse
with ar. RATES. BE principally KNOWN to me as
member of this body; but not having parcpa, in the
aa,;ns bus;nes OF the Senate, have been Afforded
time opportunity 20 observe and scrn the conduct
and character those who hai been more actively employed
No one in this ntte busy world has attracted mere .f my
attention and respect than the larrsned subject Of
MARKS As Chairman Of OF the most important COM
tees of this Chamber, he always exhibited industry
s'y and ability. such the confidence he had excl
% 4. my BOSOM BY his wise adherence 10 praoipe, that
@ os EesoAect one amendment 10 his reports which Cd
@ appear 70 me TO defacc :hem. Massachusetts,, sir.
- successor TO this most exceIen: man. but il will
py Iof her and thrice happy 20. this body Ii he shall
- possess IN an equal degree with Nr. BATES, the
80 "a s.aees, hcnor, intelligence and urbsnity.
"tn tHe family Of the deceased am entirely
co. buI WIKI them most sincerely synrahiza for can
wen uhcesiaRd how desolse must be hr he,r- hov, r
orl lcI ieenss on this melancholy occasion such man
can never Gle without producing voe IN his Ic
whcn can no more De filed. To each wop,a cr- ,, 49,,
affected sincerity this consolatien-tha, he INNS. ~ h
IN Heaveu who, when on earth. hsd loved his Goa so,
his country, and was af peace ard charity With al ~ 49,
kind ~ "'A''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

WASHINGTON, March 18th, ls45.
Gen. w. G. Mcneil has been removed from the
office Of Engineer over the Dry Dock at Brooklyn,
New-York, and Capt. SANGER, of the United States
Corps of Civil Engineers, appointed in his place
Mr. McNeiPs salary, believe, was $4,000. 1t Is
said that one of the causes which made some peo;
pie try TO have him removed, was that he did
not &c, men enough into Brooklyn 10 secure the
election of a Loco-Foco Congressman.
Mr.. McNelPs two Assistants have also been re-
moved Capt Sanger assisted in the construction
of the Dry Dock at Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. McNulty's trial was TO have commenced YES
terday. Itis not yet reached on the calendar. hr,
McNulty has returned from OHIO 10 answer the
charges made against him.
Mr.. Harris. nominated as Collector at Providence,
R. /. will probably be rejected; Mr.. JoseIyn as
Postmaster, at Newport, also IN Rhode Island, may
be confirmed He was one OF the first Dom men
to take the oath of allegiance to the new Constitu-
tor.
bic by The senate, will probably be appointed % BY
the President as Dsbursing Agent for the Dry Dock.
i believe it roes not rightfuly come before the
Senate. Yours, hlcHELiEU.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
Police Office.

DESPERATE RoBBERY.-Ths forenoon Nr. John Closter,
OF GreeDsburg wesches.er county, into house in
Anthonys,reet for the purpose Of vending pickles
when there two accosed him and asked him pay
liquor after third person in and asked
similar favor which Closter refusing grant, all three
fell upon hl knocked him down, beat him ihaefuIlv,
kicked and him and also stole 81 in silver his pock
Two Of the desperadoes arrested and fully
nted oanswer TO robbery in the rst degree. Their
are Charles Ross and John bennett
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
DIED:
aTIpy GEARY. widow OF the

Yesterday morning, Nrs. MARY GEARY, widow Of the
late Wm GesUy, aged a years.
The friends o the family are particularly invited TO at
tend her funeral this afternoon O'Clock from the rest
dence of her son-ir-la George Nowtan, No. Eleventh
street., 9 doors east Of Bowery ,x- u.
Thross Neck, westchsster Co. y. Y. 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
New-xork Univer.,ty-Med,eal Depart

The annual commencement of the Medical De-
partment Of the New-York University was held in
the University Chapel las, evening 1t was densely
thronsed with spectators, the middle part being
reserved for the Medical Students. The Chair was
taken by Chancellor FRELNeHuYsEx surrounded
on the platform BY the Professors and Council of
the University. After the reading OF the lssh Psalm
and brief prayer by Prof MAsos, the Chancellor
proceeded in the usual form TO deliver to each
member of the graduating class the Medical
Diploma. The names Of the young gentlemen ar.
as follous.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
Anti,ologia Gcrmanlca.


Elm rport NeGH6er's .upr, DR.. z. F. Gogditd.
Never thy toll be fruS,rste
While thou strirest to illustrate
That thy Italian SOAP is 6rst.rals
To remove all tan forever,
And thy Poudres indicate
Hair shall crow on lips oh. never
Whose seeks thy fame eternal.
Seeks TO drink quite dry we'll
Or but gropeth for the kernel
On the sutsids Of the she'll
u DR. +. +. Gourauds TidliGn Meiicsted Scdp is un
veraly acknoweed to be- pas erc,ence the only article
exlat for the complete remedy of all such disfgurenens of
the skin appear the shaTa Of pmpes seklrs
burn and morphew Dr. G's Poudres Sbtiss -Quslly
remarkable for the surprising they Possess
aneouSly removing uperuous hair His pegeiGbie Lisdd
Rouge for mpartng the cheek and lip brilliant rermi
uent, and natural tinge, while his Grecidn
Hai Dye equally well known 10 be all that it, i'm
plies.
Dr. CovR,rps only depot this City a,67 Walker
first store FROM Broadway
tgents76 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Jordan, Mix
street. Boston; Carleton Co. Lowell: Bills, Co. Spring
held Green Co Worcester Bull Hartford; Fer0 Middle
town; Myers. wIIiyen; Dyer Provdencs; Tcusey Ro
chester: Baekus Bull rroy Pierce, Albany, Seth 8
lance. Baltimore: D. II. Moore Lyrchburg Va. Anderson
Nashville Tenn. lieinitsh Lancaster Pa.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

&C. The HUTCHINSON FAMILY met hearty wei
come last evening from audience that filled Nblos spa
cious Saloon overhowns. More than half their songs
were enced and enthusiastically than the one
which many of their friends feared would not be received
with favor-the Song for Emancipation 1t is not likely
that the audience generally In full sympathy with the
Singers this part OF the performances. though they evil
dently honored them for the connding frankness with
which they poured forth the music that to them test
Of fidelity cherished principle. Their next Concert will
be given at the place on Monday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

FRoa Nova ScorA.-A fire occurred a, P E Is
ana on ,he ih nlt IN which ree sisters, OF the Of
Mclean te younges. le wears OF ace usr.,het IN The
flames Another fire broke he same place on he 9Th
ns: and large budins known as the .Roya Hotel" wi
destroyed, With others.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

, % KNAPP INDIAN STRENGTHENING PitsTER-Tha
enovatng influence OF these aste weak ch.,t most
eNtaosnnfy sxcltes the brOus system Just sufficiently
produce genial glow and Utilization which doe' not
To pain gives o the circulation promotes the action
the absorbenb the pores and mparts ylnly 10
the pnrt where 1t applied Weakness. of the side olns
resulting from constant confinement sdsnnIy empoyH ens
ao quickly relieved by the stimulating operation Of these
invaluable PasteS Neurnrc affections OF the muscles OF the
ribs md chest may also be removed by thcm.
These PlSters manufactured aud sold wholesale and
reti BY p Enapp at his Medicine Warehousp S2 fiud.
genuine Plaster bears the manufacturers the back
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

o. The Wings of Brooklyn have presented
superb Silver Pitcher TO Gen. LESLIE CooMbs Of
kentucky in acknowledgment of hi, gallant exer-
tions in the Whig cause in the late contest. They
could not have rendered testimonial to one more
dreervinc of n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

NrwYoRg GtiNr-A lad oay Is year, old and unessar.
ieet inch~s hiSh, exhIbtiaS the
American Musenm and earnestly would hardly he
found in the cived world In addition him. the Manager
presens his patrons with saFerb BILL embracing Dr. vAsE,
tine Great Western. Nr Whoek and whco host or ohrf
talented performers The performances this evening" wi k
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
Nexy-Yorlx Town Elections,

CHAUTAUQUE co.
Wig. WIG. Wing. Loco.
Arkwrisht. Ellington. Pomtret, Carroll.
Busti. French Creek Poland, Charlotte.
Chautauque, Gerry, Portland. Cherry Crock
Clymer, Harmony. Stockton. Ripley.
E'licot., Hanover. Sherman,
Ellery, Nina, Sheridan,
Vilenova, westfeld-20.
(Ci Last year, Is Wing, 6 Loco: Wing net gain
.. Carroll is the only really Loco-Foco town in
the County, though Ripley and Cherry Creek are
close
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

their OWE, adopted without a shadow OF conceH
with us. and for which We are no wise responsible.
We choose TO speak for ourselves.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auc,ioueer.

To- New-York Spring Trade sale.-This i'm.
porant Sale Of Books Stereotype Plates Stationery SC will
commence at tha rooms of the under,gned on MONDAY
MORNING 2it, March, o'clock with the Catalogue Of
Stationery, Paper, &c and on
TUESDAY MORNING. 25,h at . O'Clock,
the Sale Of Books will aud be from day
day until all sold the order o the Ca,alasue IN add
the large aud aitTnctiye first Catalogue second will
be issued the first of Sale embracing
large Invoices desbs stock md among others the follow
ING valuable Plate. md Copyrchs viz ,e Plates and Copy
right of LAFEYER'S MODERN BUILDERS GUIDE
and hr Sterestyye Plates of BRADFORD'S WONDERS
BANGS. RICHARDS PLATT.
mfg Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

DALE, s MAGICAL FatN EyrRAcrOR-"T The wonder anl
blessing Of the agehas power and influence dis
than any other remedy ertsnt entirely con9uers P,N
FIRE. SCAR. lNFt,EaArIoN and MODIFICATION. No
humane physician should be without i,
The universal celebrity o., this SAvn has excited the cupdy
of rillanons. hafpTice imitation upon the public the
reputation of the As protection against these Dirdieg
every box of the genuine has the inventors r. DALLrY. sig
us wrapper written with pen. All othsn
spurious and b. used only the peril of life Sold
whoesa. aud retail Daley. Magical Pain Extractor De.
no, No 1913 EultOn-,t Sun Buidiog ~ Y. MIC u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

Do- Our thanks are due TO Messr' Wilmer u
smith for sundry foreign papers, forwarded to US through
Adams l. Co.'S Express.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
MAR RJFD.

On Tuesday evening. 18th instant by Rev Benz Evans
AIr. DANIEL ADEE 10 Miss ELIZABETH ANN 3rLEAS
al Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

C. McCUaRY, the Baltimore murderer was
sentenced On Tuesaay to be hung.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

PALMo's OpERA-W. Dinneford has taken this
establishment short PERIOD and promises
to give series of theatrical performances which shall be
free from the vicious aduncs of the common theatres See
his advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

Court Caiendar-Tns DAr
COMMON PLEAs-Sos a. IS, s. 30, II, is. a, Is. 90
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Cfor Commercial and Honey Iatt.rs ae> Last Page
WEDNESDAY p NJ

(for Commercial and Honey HattrJ, ie> Last Page
"WEDNESDAY, p. NJ.
Tie news by the Caledonia is considered TO be
more favorable every respect than any received within
twelve months AID there better feeling In wal-st
than we have noticed for time. Stocks nrm.
and the advance prices was TO 2 per cent.
Exchanges are very dull at 81 81 for Sterling,
25 for Francs.
Money is easier, and some out OF town Banks
have been In the to-day making loans per
good stOcks and buying short mercantile paper at The
same rate large lot OF eight months paper done a.
81 per cent.
The rapid advance in the price Of iron and rails
In England Is upavorabe to railroad projects, and
should spur rons-nll people into greater exertons
to appy demand from home Sources and so not only
save the export of large Of fund.- but give steady
and good employment thousands OF cur aborcs and
sale for large quantities Of the products Of our mines
Railroad iron be imported for less tan per
ton, as ia shown by the following statement
Price in England fi2 per ton at 81 so...----SSI ~
Dnty NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - w
Freight ...-----.-----.----..- . M
Total !"
The rails Imported for the Norwich and Worcester Rod
cost only 81 l2 g. and rails obtained imported % 10"
as 81 6. Two carsoes Of rails which were In toe eaD''
Of commission houses here, have been withdrawn n'i"
market.
Letters from the other side state that money "as
still very abundant at TO yer cent In American "0.
there was not much dong, but there had been SONS
Pennsylvania IS at 694. equal to about 76 here ,
tatons were New-Yerk 5s 90 a "a; do City
ses 50 80; Pennsylvania IS GO 20; 3ary'aH :"
Massachusetts sterng IS io2 lO4j LOUISIANA Is DahA VI
Louisiana 90 Cons Asso, Of Planters 60 90 60 ss
70; Union Band IS 90 5 Bank shares 81 PEI sNA-e
Sir Robert Peel brought forward his hnaaeial sus'.
op the l4h February the leading feature Of WINCH
NJ IN. income tax, for the purpose Of ai0"s
the reduction of other taxes which press upon u''
Sir Robert Peel taking his guide the proanes %
enue for the current year, estimates the prooao'
for the year ensuing, If the present taxes en'''''
come tax should remain unaiiereds as i'ho"''
Customs (deductins G5co,0Oo t'' a'>u'''o faa O000
Of daty ,Sh,ag 9h aS assumed Of $780, .oo
OO0) ...----.------;;--- 7,lGG@
STAMPS, ras at present). t,2OoO0l
,ssoss.d taxes 10000
| Post ode .-.--------''- l5GIDW
T,scesneous 5000
1n.iess compensation sc0o00
| H.Ifa-year's income tax -.----.----------. -
Total income. ssss760s
hA''-''''-' fa.sisJooo
Surplus of income. -..,.,,,e.by,
Cir ROber. proposes TO Increase The naS7
sum Of ore 1.lrlion-making tie whole estimate
year follows: fqs ,OGe
In,eres. OF debt t,ns e!oeeS
Other charges on consolidated 'nh' e.5l1.eooSS
Army --------------'- es3o.Ms
Navy 2lReeess
Ordnance e...-.------------.-- 3,a0o,~
xis.eso.ec9
psaueias he amount Of tas expenditure from zoe ''l
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

er,- Lecture at H7iltiamsburg.-Mr wu1lAN H.
CLAIMING viii deliver Lecture this (Thursdsy) evening
before The Mechanics and workingmcns Association.
the Tabernacle at Williamsburg LII Subject The ten
deuey Of present Society," ant The indications Of bcss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
THE TRIBUNE.

~ We are compelled to crowd out our letters
from Paris, Dublin, &c. by the Steamship, out WIZ
nv to make room for some of them tomorrow.