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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-06
IN the second ballot, therefore. the
HON. TIMOTHY FOLLETT


was declared elected third assistant justice
of the Supreme Court.
For fourth assistant Justice Senator +
Il Barrett nominated Hon Carlos Cool
idge Senator Morgan nominated Hon
VIM Heb4rd, and Senator Villas nomi.
mated Hon Daniel Kellogg. Senator
Barrett commended Judge Hebard for
his disposition to perform the duties of his
office 10 the full extent OF his abilities. but
he deemed him unqualified for the pecu-
liarly onerous services required in that u-
dicial circuit. The people and the bar of
Windsor county earnestly desired a
change and he beliexed that The election
OF the Hon Daniel Kellogg would be most
satisfactory to them, and add high credit to
the bench and to the State. The ballot
ngs resulted as follows:
Isl ballot. I'd ballot
Kellogg, lO5 l2l
Coolidge 90 90
Scattering,
Ga the second ballot, therefore, the
HON. DANIEL KELLOGG
was declared elected, and the Senate with
drew. Adjourned.
2 O'Clock, P. Nj.
SENATE.
The bill precIuding the Judge who de-
cides case at mlsi prauS from sitting upon
the same case on appeal, was taken up,
and was briefly supported by Messrs J,
Barrett and Woodbridge, upon the ground
that perfect impartiality and freedom from
bias could not always, and perhaps not
commonly be secured in our judges, when
rexising their own decisions and was OPP
posed by Messrs Smith, 4. Il. Barrett
and Hodges, upon the grounds that The
measure had been few years previously
thoroughly tested, and had failed to NEE
the approval of public sentiment.
The bill was refused third reading by
vote of 81 10 7. viz j Barrett, Beemis
Billings, Bradley, Page, Villas, and
Woodbridge.
Mr.. J. Barrett called up the bill amend
iDg the act of last session so as TO appros
pirate $4,000 annualyfor the relief 1.-THE
Insane Poor, and also establishing The Of
fee of Superintendent of the Insane.
The bill was passel by vote of 81 tC
{ 2--Messfs Brownell and Chiltenden 70
ling in the negative.
The Senate went into joint assembly.
On returning, Mr. J. Barrett called "
the bill incorporating the Winooski Mil
Company.
The question was taken upon the bill
and it was passed by vote Of "a TO a
Messrs Fifeld, Page, Villas and Win
voting in The negative.
. House bills Referred. To pay debt
, against State Prison, and sell the old Stat
, Prison, and for the relief of the insane
Z, the Prison 10 The committee on Finance
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-06

The present interests of the SO millions
of people that speak the English language
are intimateI y involved in the success OF
this great enterprise aud if it should De
ultimately accomplished, OF which we can
not entertain doubt, the whole world will
experience the benefits which must result
from it. LIE, every one that knows Pho>
biography teach the art to others, and he
will have well-grounded confidence in
the final triumph OF Truth over Custom,
in the establishment of Phonetic Printing
and the abandonment OF our present mode
of misrepresenting the sounds of words.
The past is rich with encouragement the
future bright with promise"
49,
*The only argument that can be brought against
the reformation OF our spelling, with any show of
reason, is, that we shall lose the distinction which
ing different spellings and meanings, scent, sent
and cent The futility of this objection is we'll ex.
posed by Klopstock, who remarks, sin fowe pie
ces flowers and nought else are painted 1t never
occurred 10 the artist, even in DREAM to paint the
scent as well. And yet il is only painted scents
which they require of photography, who wish to
see in writing what is not heard in speaking. The
writer then is TO be palmer than the speaker. For
such can be the only reason for this singular re-
QUESTION: But why pIainer1 Can it be- because
the reader is able to turn back often he pleas
es while the listener on the other hand, may only
rarely put u question? Imagine a company of
persons only toleraby we'll bred, and that one of
Them has said 'See what q pass you two have
brought me to- and then tina, another should ask,
which of these two's is the numeral and which 10
the preposilionr With what look ofcontempt or
pity would the Others regard him! and yet it is on
iy Something precisely similar that can be required
by the reader Of phonetic writing
RESPECT FOR AGE. Rev Mr. Walker
stated another fact, which is well worthy
of the notice and imitation of many young
persons in these parts. Respect for age
is so universal among the Gaboon people,
in Africa, that no young person would
think OF passing out of room before an
older person, or BY the same door, ifthere
was any other. without bowling very low
in passing. And whenever glass of wa
ter or any other article, was handed TO an
older person, or to foreigner, the indI-
vidual handing it would drop on one knee
in token of respect. And this not as an
&C, Of serviity or slavery, but from habit
ua po'l,euess aud kindness of disposition
During a residence of near three year;
amooe these people, -real, black carly
headed negroes, -Mr w. said he had nev'
er known an instance Of anciritsty from q
young person to an older one. Who car
say so much of the pale faces of Yankee
| land. Chr. Catizen.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-06

To commute the punishment of E Clifford
to Imprisonment for life to the Judiciary
committee. Adjourned.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-06
BRANDON, Thursday, November 6, 1916,

future Legislatures could increase it.
The motion was lost, and the salary of
5000 was established. On motion Of Mr.
J. Barrett, the bill was for the present laid
on the table. Adjourned
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-06

Ga the second ballot, therefore, the
HON. DANIEL KELLOGG
was declared elected, and the Senate with,
drew. Adjourned.
Q O'clock p NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07
AnnIyersnrIes-NIny, 1915.

"WEDNESDAY, May 7th-dmcrican Tract Society
at the Broadway Tabernacle, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
iRerican Rome Missionary Scciety, at the Broadway
Tabernacle, at Il O'Clock, z. NJ.
AEefTodn and forel9a SGrery Scsst az the Apollo
Saloon. ll2 Broadway. at u O'Clock, 7. NJ.
Nets- York STATE Colonization Society at the Blocker
street church. at "a O'Clock, p NJ.
Aa.sr,caR Anti-Stdrey ScIets-mcetngs for Business
and Discussion the Minerva Rooms ,-te Concert Hall
broadway.
Erhibttion by TIE Pppils Of "a. NcYork Ias:i:on fo he
BaG sfter the American Tract Soccts Anniversary Al
II. NJ the Tabernacle Admission u! cents; tickets
at the door.
Apae,Iean Female Moral REFORM So<g at the Methods,
church Green-street, ct o'clock, NJ Ladies Meet
INK on Thursay the place At 10 A. NJ. and I. Nj
THURSDAY, MAY Sth-dmerican Bibie Society,
at the Broadway Tabernacle. AZ 10 o'clock A. ~ Bt'si-
ness meeting the Bible House in Nassau street at
o'clock A. NJ.
AmeyIcaa Temperance Iaion, u, the Broadway Taeerna-
clet Il O'clock =. NJ.
AD.ssioas ARh GnTY Sosiety-n,ee,inEs for Business
and Discussion a, the Minerva Rooms, late Concert Hall
Broadway.
Soos:y for Nslicrapg ns Ccnaion q The Jrfs, at the
Reformed Dutch Church In Brooe street, Rev Ar Fish
er's) n, Il O'Clock p NJ.
Erhibstion ef ae R.pi Of he Netr York lnsption or
he p.af and Dlpsb at the Broadway Tabernacle, at
O'Clock y N Tickets i?3 cents.
Cnr1s.In dIiaaes the Hroome-st. BAPTIST Church,
Grew. DR.. Cone's) at I! O'Clock I. NJ. SeeAkers-kev'
Drs. Cox Cone. Bacon. Mr.. Kirk and Bishop James
A1eyfoon frr.estaat Socc3y. the Reformed Dutch
Church in Lafsve,;e Place, al u O'Clock T. Al
Set- York Peas Society. the Broone- St Presbyterian
Church, (Rcv. Nr. AdarsS) Al a o'clock p "
FkIpAY, May 9,h.--f'nerrcan Board ot toHiH',s'
soners for Fosrsa Missions at the Broadway TaoeFnac'e'
At % o'clock A. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07
Ern1n Caracas.

We have received files OF Ell Libaal Of Caracas
up 10 the 5th of April inclusive.
News OF the renewal of Vespasian Ellis, ESQ.
Charge TO Venezuela, had been received. Much
regret at his renewal is expressed, and Ell L1terot
attributes the happy condition of the Diplomatic az
fairs Of the two countries principally 10 MS efforts
and attention. The arrival OF the new Charge,
Hon. B. G. Shields. of Alabama, was hourly ex-
pec;ed.
The Venezuelan Congress has passed an act al
lowing full Drawback OF all duries paid all ma
terals employed in hip-bullding within the Repub
lie. So soon as vessel shall have been built and
received cargo, the constructor shall present a
certified lis. Of al the datiabe articles used in her
construction, with The duty paid thereon, which,
being duly examined and certified, the amour,
shall be repaid by the Collector Of the Port. Ma
val Architects, dealers in ship timber, and persons
employed in cutting it, shall b- exempt from all
taxes and imposts for thirty years The e1porta-
ton of ship,lmber s prohibited for Is years. All
vessels bull, within the Republic are 20 be exempt
from duty for one year. Naval Architects are 10
be exempt from Military and Naval conscnptions
The Executive is charged with The construction Of
| docks, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

carse they know that the North equally with the
South are pledged 10 put them down. -,
W-M c BELL OF Kentucky and Rev HESR1
DREw OF Philadelphia followed with few re-
Ulsrs.
FREDERICK DouGL.<, a fugitive slave, then re-
lated MS experiences, telling OF what ne mad seen
and IN MS cwn person teit Of tae horrors OF SaverF
Its woes had not been exaggerated he ciosec
with an eloquent and earnest appeal IN beaau oi
Ms brethren
The meeting then adjourned 10 O'clock P NJ.
The afternoon session was held attFe . Minerva
Rooms The first two hours were occupied with
mere business matters, after which Arnold brF-
FIN made shor; speech enforcing the Importance
OF charitable Judgment and mld language, and
was replied TO by STEPHEN :. FoSTsE. OF New
Harlossire. in one of his most cenunclatoEy
speeches rs the church and clergy One OF MS
statements called Up clergyman, oetxees wnoni
and himself there was qrite controversy
The meeting was conciuGed with few remarks
bv Mr.. GARgISoy IN defence of the positions CT
NJ Foster.
Adjourned to this day at 10 o'clock, at the MI
nerva Rooms.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07
Things In Philadelphia
Correspondence of the Sev-ToEk Tribune


At meeting Of the County Board YESTERDAY.
communication va. rad showing ha ;isi- Fsrs seven
y t.h claimant. OF damages N the h-Esington eat South
wafs nos amounting 70 M roaad san oi oh:i
Courts which S. G9 isss ;haa nae 5eea
sued fo..
Ger: last eve.n. ST the Philadelphia Nnsenm 10 aa of ~
Psburg sufferers Ever thing vas OF ,h- most interesting
cnaractsr and have douoi the receipt, VIII Prov a-
The collections in this city thus far. a-e over Ss e9
The lourneymen house Carpenters OF the City
and County Of Philadelphia bare -soy-d no 10 ~ofk for
less ihaI 81 30 day and huHtfes &-e 10" oG siaad
Our markets were well supplied with vegetables
this morning. Green Peas sold.t 81 cents aalf T-ck
Asparagus Jr buEch Radhey cents F-r sulca
salad c.ats Butte scarce p q cents per ID
The Philadelphia Bank, asd the Bank Of the
Northern hees haye e.sh declared dividend OF ioui per
of the profits f1 the last moi i-ihe former clear
Of he State tax.
Ia Stocks there is bu, little doing. the market
having t-n for sever days pas; yery un5ettee
manifested eh-r buy ell 4, present ats etas stock
ths PHILADELPHIA market hnd 6ui es oestos and IA
Railroad G4rd Vick.burg and States Bsak-sl Lln
cie'- Brokers would b. entirely loss for 6aSia.ss
This dav Is SET apart bv the -NGitrc -imey1cHHs
Of the Citv County o Phiadelpia day Of eommemo
in honor OF The Of i- Washington 1T;
be dedicated i,ddtese delivered snpFets slrn Se sc
sections. figs disray-d At h3li-mast rar
iicusIy Ts En-. and Hos HGuet h S s6-i orator Is
The schedule and estimate OF the expenditures
Of Philadelphia County for the hse; year. c9mmencIns -
s,aa. 1 49, b hi. ur, 10 h. d.fved h-p-
set down O, SCI so. 200.
Since nv last believe all The cases arising out
:he KenSnstou Southwark hav b-n disposed Of
Campbell. -d for the murder of Lewis GT.Oe ,s ae;
quilted without scarcely momenrs hesitation the plI Of
with design violence nPon h rrsons OF ..c-ah
people &c in armins st Phllr de Nen Church, IN jaly
last not tried nsHs pro''gH having been entered IN
The weather today is mos, delightful
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

SINDss SaRs,FARiLLA-Prussic acid the deadlies; Of
rosonS composed OF nitrogen of the elements OF the
breathe hydrogen of the elements OF water. and
charcoal which o itself harmless Thus thar COM
hInstoa an! concentration may render hat
necessary life the Of death But i; Is also true that
processes will give increased efficacy remedial
Thus S.Sps's SAhsARILLs the PECULIAR proper
the ucrs of the the Of their combination
subsidiary vegetable productions and the high
c,airaon Of ;h- whos have 2vru restorative power
cu;au-ous diseases scrout SC &c which possessed
bp any otr preparation from the root upon the blood
with much ceftsntr Prussic acidbn; punfy and
saV-. infect and d-siIoy.
For farther particulars and conclusive evidence of sure
value and Efficacy, auhets which may be obtained
OF the propfi,lcrs and their aGrntS gratis.
Prepared aud sold. wholesale and retail b. a. B. X D.
SANDS WholSle Druggists. 20 Fulton New ork.
sold also ~ Broadway y East Broadway and by Drug
generally throughout the United States Price per
bots. Six bottles for s5.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07
Hew Publications.

HIsToRIcAL COLLECTIONS OF VIRGINIA. by
HENRY HOWE, form an octave of 544 pages luE;
published By Babcock & Co. Charleston, 5. c. 1t
contains an Outline History of the Old Dominion,
with separate account OF each County, Town and
considerable Village, with interspersed sketches
and anecdotes OF the principal men whom the
State has produced The work is illustrated by e
Map OF Virginia, and by over 100 EnsravIngs OF
remarkable scenes in Virginia and remarkable
events IN her History The Surrender of Corn
wallis is the subject of the irontispece. We have
not room to-day TO speak of this admirable woIk
as i, deserves, bu, we heartily commend II 10 The
favor OF all who are interested in Virginia OF her
Histery.
The Pesxr MAGAZINE of the Society for the
Diffusion of Universal knowledge. Par |, has Just
been issued BIZ j. 5 Rsdaeld Clinton Hall It's character
has recently been fully set forth in our csiumus
Hu.r's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for May, con-
,ains an able article on "the Corn Trade of the
United States by Hon CHARLES HuDsoN OF Mass.
There also an interesting paper the Erie Canal En-
larenent by JEEvis Of this and ooc on Com
me.ca Associations Of and England, by HEsar G.
CAREr Of Philadelphia &c Sc. Of. Hunt l42 Fultonsi)
~ Rev. DR.. Minors Last Sermon has Just
been pcoEsneC uS - S'O."7' 49,
no. that ye be not udsed and the Sermon is faithful 10
the text
DJ- The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE OF Foreign Lliera-
rature, for May contains the Foreign qnarterlysar
,icle on N Gu.zot and the Iish; of Search the North
British Reviews of the Ea:l Of Roses Rejecting
Telescopes an accoun; Of Mrs James Gray. Gate Mar,
Anne Browne;) MS. Buffers Poems. &c. &c. The en-
craving Of The Women at the sepnlchre is very striking
rLeavitt, Trow e. Co. 1874 BroadTayl
"LlFE IN THE IysECT WORLD; or Conversations
upon Insects between Aunt and her Siaces forms
neat lsmo Of al pages published By Lindsay Blakiston
Philadelphia and for by SaIton Miles, POS Broad
way.
~ SyARLEYYew, or The Dog Fiend; BY Capt.
MAx,rA1 complete for IS cents is for sale by Burgess
strinscr.
ga FRAGMENT on THE IRIsH RoYAS CArHo-
Lie CHURCH, by the Late Rev SYDNEY SMITH,
(po.,humors marked BY the unmsaksoe indications
which stamp the Rev jakers own has just been very
neatly published by BEDDING & Co. Boston.
NJ THE LAW REPORTER for May opens with a
letter from the Jurisprudence and police Of that
City. Bradbury, Soden B. Co. Boston.
Tom CRNcLE's LOG, complete In Two Parts at
p cents each, has been issued by II. g. Daggers,
80 Ann-st Is one OF .he exciting and graphic OF
sea. stories.
The TREASURY OF HISTORY, Part V, bringing
down the History England the Reign of James has
been issued by d. Adee. lo7 Futonst.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07
New Post1naster.s.


B B BLOSSOM, Brighton, Monroe County.
AaMI ABBOT, buckingham, Sullivan County
MyLcHIoR :. HoFFsACE keeseyile, EssFx County.
LucIEN =. CHEEsEY, Port Henry, Essex County
WM HCLsAPPLE East f,reenbn-h, Rensselaer, county
JACOB d. WisTERsTELS. Farmer, Seneca County.
LUKE T. FRANCE Depaurile Jefferson County.
JOSIAH ERr.TYALL. 0ran. Ononcaga County.
IHAELEs &. SLocUH. Delhi "
HEzEKIAH II. Dow, Van Buren, Onondaga County.
REUBEN r CoSGAB. Cato, Cayuss County.
ALrHEp SMELL. Manbeim, Herkimer County.
S s HEMMISGwAY. Barton, Vermont.
WV McGKEGoK Woodbury.
Or These, we presume, are Ill Loco-Focos, IN
place of Wings and Tyler men. removed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

GREAT TRorrlNG.-Gen Dunham's mare, Of
Albany, on Monday trotted, over the Bulls Head
Course near that City, One Hundred and One
Miles ia nine hours and forty-eight minutes, or
from 6 A NJ to II minutes before 4. She was 10
trot 100 miles in 10 hours, and she uotted a mile
over in l2 minutes short of the time, doing the
last mile in minutes, and appearing as fresh as
it nothing had happened
The Albany Argus says:
"We regret TO hear that there was disgraceful
broil al the close of the affair, in which young
man named James Green, OF this city, had his right
arm shattered by pistol ball fired by Mr.. Averil,
OF Troy, under circumstances which we do not
learn, except that Mr. a. was knocked down by
Green without provocation, and that Inc pistol was
fred by Mr., A in defending himself from IrePct;
ZION Of the blow. MIR. A. surrendered himself, and
was discharged on bail
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07
t(-DALLEYs PAIS E1rRAcrsa sold AZ 2I Cour,land st.
.. EALE PklLE. and WAKKAxIEp GENUINE.

- PIxYLrs AND SORES rPoS THE FAcE. Salt Rheul.
CutaueOus Afecon Gr There probable Thousands IN
III. City who would hesitate p-y any price, msces
how eIorbt1at. ney could md ace that would
bad b'sakDgs out the face which nuria, IN the
l-ok any THIS medicine he had u q Court
landeet. Il y CoNsTOCE's SsRsArAFILL. that wll
esnly 40 nothing purify the blood well or NTH
trouble article IL does
keeps the bowel. and regular. Pcs 50 cents per bot
! Dcr dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

GJ- VIM C. BELL, Esq. Agent for CAssIUs NJ.
CLAY's True American is now in our City, and
may the City Hotel, before 10 O'Clock in the
morning and at in the evening. He will gladly call on
any Of our citizen. may be disposed e aid the noble
enterprise which all hearts must wish God speed.
Now citizens OF NcwYork you who think with us that
the slave States can abolish Slavery, and that
the proper place TO preach Aboons where Slavery exists
step forward und give this helping hand 1t
h, the right thing the right quarter and the Editor IL
one Of the nobes and most eloquent champions Of Truth
and Freedom Who spare So so to aid so glor-
ous cause when the paper Is sure worth double the
money?
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

g-Miss P. Cook daughter Of Noah Cook, lately
deceased) has jas; opened Private Female School
s, ss Twelfth street near Sixth Arenus Knowing her .e
sc capable and mos, dessns hope the citizens Of thar
neisheoheod and especially those who knew and esteemed
h,r father viii encourage ard aid her, As hsr schoo! vii
probably be snail for the present she VIII be able 10 give
the Srca.er attention zach pupil and their progress viii
doubtless Be moro rapid than in larger school fSee czt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LAW COURTS.

covSr er CeMNoS rLsss-Lner Cerrns vs. ,fra
Proxls, The teiendsn; Is wemsn of wealth in as
wears yotas of e.ns reoTmas acts Of household laso;
&c She brings action Tor that ,sr The
rieece i, thar Mrs Prnud6t did give hex
wages and tina, Plaintiff lived with Mrs a. eompsHion
The tined before, whsa Inc jury eoaia NOT
aSrvv, Verde, io. defeadsat- ,
Ssrsue! N,ehsi, rs Rc5.rt SDicsr1,AE s yss book
binder At 3f Frsrl street RE Nix NehoH ehAel
mortgage his ho.kbindeEs and tools 81 secure
debs Mr. y afterwards beng aait that le tasdeIa
might densnded of the Property 1aoeT t
mortgage. Mr. s refused and the Deputy Siefin
who MADE hs demand drew from his pocket Wfit OF
in seized the presses Sc and them srcron The
present the right orep!evia Verdict for alf
y. the plaintiff.
SurrsroR Corxr.-Chcries r. Bernard rs U-m. Tfies-
tos T. So-Aet,oa 10 recover on note drawn IN ss y
loha S~ars for SS&s s. payable the Sank OF Mobile. IN
f.vos OF dseedsns aud esdosed hy them The defence
that ,her- eulay about the Consequence OF
which the sndorse ans5e - collect from the maker.
Verdict PAirf III principal s1d interest, beg Slee
MARISx Csrsr.-E!oai Fisaer Us. Frederick Jassne -
Action TO recorsr oil baker sn ust ossrad hna Ter ass
iif so and costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07
MARRIED:

On the 9Th inst by The Rev. spencer II. Cone ID. d.
HENRY VAN ARSDALE, VI. ID. 10 ANNE O. daughter
Of william HIlman. ESQ. all o. hi, city.
On MoDisy. May 5th by the Rev, j. AGG,snn [Ny, NJ
las ". JENNINGS 70 MARY ANN REEVES. boIn
educated deaf mu,es OF this city. a.
ON Tnes.ay 9Th met by The Rev Benjamia Ey,ns hf.
JOHN sEARES to CATHERINE ELiZABEIH, only
daughter Of Mr.. VIM. Emery all OF LoncSp, EnSia'd'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

Tie exercises were begun with prayer oy Rev
Mr.. HAYNES OF New-JerSey, followed by an ad-
dress from Rev Mr.. ABBOTT OF this city, and by
Rev. Mr. THOMPSON. Pastor OF the Tabernacle
Church These addresses were adapted 10 the
comprehension OF children, who filed the oods and
gallery OF The church
Among the audience were the BenehcIarles OF
The Protestant Halt Orphan Asylum and OF ether
si-nilar institutions. Conspicuous in their bearing
and department were the children OF the African
sunday Schools, who, with their banners and
teachers, occspied great portion OF the edihce
The services were alternaied By music executed
By the children in very creditaDle manner
Rev Mr.. ANGER, recently from Buffalo,
I, after brief address, pronounced the benedlc-
ton
The business meeting was held at halt-pas, seven
last night.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07
THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 7, lsa5

CO. The Steamship Hiberaia from Liverpool,
with advices sixteen days later, telegraphed at
Boston when the train left yesterday morning VI
course, we shall have the news at an early nour
this morning, and shall issue it in part OF our
Morning Edition and in Extra We DO moi
anticipate any news of decided Importance
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07
By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
.,,.,,, .pporxrNEy1sBr rHE PRESIDENT

official. BY TIE President.
EDxUSD BVzxz, Commissions Of saielis II Pace q
Hen-y [ Ellsworth. resigned
cts y. COLE Collector. &c =; saeke'is Hateo5 y y
vice John o. Dickey. removed
PHISEAs ". LELAND Collector 0. Al f.iTer, Mss VICE
Charles J. Holmes removed
EDWIN w.Lsrs Collector o. Newport Ri wee william
Ennis removed
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-07

TRIAL OF CART WILKES "A Vcrdict..-The
tris of Cap,an Wilkes Wa>hngton resulted III the fol-
lowing verdict In the of Owen Robert the Jury ac
1uitcd Captain Wilkes Ia the Of DnsmaD. Wilkes is
also justified IN all his sctx that OF Imprisonment
foreign port aud neglect while there OF SAID ne and hnd io
pin damages in $500 Ia the OF Babb $500 damages
t,.s