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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

THE NEW MINISTER To MEXlco.-Thc Courier
and En3uJre, says it has learned from reliable
source the particulars OF the appointment OF Mr.
SLIpELL, of Louisiana, as United States Minister 10
Mexico 1t seems according TO It's statements that
Mr. Parrott whose brother is already Consul at
Mazatan, a Mexican port, was sent to the City OF
Mexico TO sound the Government, and he ascer-
lancd the fact that they ready 10 negotiate and
willing to settle all The difficulties with the United
States for money He returned TO New.Orleans the
las, OF October, and went Immediately to Wash
ington.
Mr. Sidell, learning the result Of Mr.. PARROTS
mission, made appIicationfor the appointment, which
he obtained. The basis Of the negotiation, we un-
derstand is the Rio Grande for the boundary, from
the mouth TO the source aud thence line North TO
our boundary; aud the sum required, or which ii
was intimated would be required, as consideration,
is sl5,0OO,OOo toward which the amount due by
Mexico TO American claimants will be taken in part
payment
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

TS- HOUSE HEArERs.-In no department OF domestic
economy have greater improvements been made than " s
method o heating houses. The oli-osEioBed hre place
with s cracking of birch hickory hns long since
place the ,nug and glowing grhe, h- more eco
nOncai and mtnng able But both these dssned
10 superseded great by the more moderH hQ
Air Furnace good Furnace possesses three decided td-
yluales Stove Grge. !. II warns several apart
nrnts from the same fire hout the annoyance of dust or
gas. = ls heat be graiuaed with the utmost nctiy by
of the Register in the apartment warmed . II ye4
the apartments which IL heats. CausIng constant 10"
Offrrsh ffom the furnace chunber winch II sup
piled with fresh air from without
The Furnace patented .nd put up by Mr.. Geo WALKER,
~ Broadway j. HcknOw led ged by all who have taken mo
trouble examine il, combine the above good qualities
IN greater perfection Than any other market IL has more
decided advantages all others IN The means o eve
poratng water keeping the air pure and wholesome WIN
liability crack furniture or 10 Wrp doors or "as VI
the from their place Persons Interested IN boVS
apartments warmed IN the most healthy aod agreeable au
mn mrnn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

INsrALL.rioS.-NNe notice by the Eastern papers
that Rev. HENRY BoND ELLIOT. of this city, la.e
Jersey has been installed Pastor OF the Congre-
satioasl Church and Society OF Waterbury, CT, Nj
Elliot is the son of OF mos: highly esteemed
citizens and has but recently entered alliance
with daughter OF that wellknown divine, Rev. Dr.
SKINNER of New.Nork
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
Court CaI.ndar..TH1s Day.

SUPERIOR couRr-Nos - 55 20, 81, IS ., l9o. S. :,
- 10 80. 20, 20 S. 10, 81, II 81.
COMMON PLSAs.-Psrt Mos. ST. 50, o., o9, IL, 3,
75 7e 81, So S. Part in Board OF Assistants room
Nos. y, g, Sc, 5, 20, So 4s, 50, s., So S. 6O.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

SUITABLE GIFT HoLiDAYs-Tne sum Total of The
Toilet Table OF the Eost approved qlelyis bya peculiar
construction, rendered portable, suitable 10 those sbou.
journeytng; and manufactured to combine elegance
Win Utility. For ssle by q. SAUNDERS SON
ass, III Broadway, opposite Hogart,s Ho,-l.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
Trial of j. IL. sackcusto,s for Murder.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PEORIA, Illinois Dec s, 1915
A special of the Circuit Court for this cOun
~. Judge Purple presiding has been in session
here since "Wednesday morning trying J. B. Back
ens,oss, the Jack Mormon Sheritfof Hancock Coun-
ty, for the murder of young Worrell, of Carthage,
Illinois, in September last. The trial has been aoy
managed both sides, and has created considerable
here l,is the general opinion that he will be
acqu itted, his Mormon friends swearing him through
This bscSenstoss, You may recoiect, was recon-
mended last Spnns by the Loco.Feco Delegation in Con
fro this Superintendent OF the United
States Lead Mines Galeus, but his Commission has
been withheld.
The Illinois River is closoi-,hc weather is cold
and seighing fine Yours, traiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
Nnw YoRx. Dec lnth. 1915.

NEW YORK, Dec lnih, ls45.
Aeisrs Cornitoet 4 Co.-G-nL Having unexpectedly
and suddenly lost the u one OF my ankles have had
your Conners Magical Pain Extractor, from
Il CouIanGsl which ns5 dad the remarkable effect 10
restore the entire aGd healthy action OF the part affected
You at liberty 10 publish the beHef; OF otbefs
Respect. RoBT. ). GOULD
dl6 2eod Barclay and Washington SIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

DEATH OF FRANCIS DwIGHr.-Francis Dwight
Editor OF the District School Journal and who had for
long time been ardcn,y and enthusiastically devoted to
the cause Q: Popular Education, died a; Albany on Mon
day morning His demise will Dc very geserally and
,lsenlv lamcnted
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

Il The Wings carried the election for CITY Of
fcers in Peoria on Monday the 24th ut The mum.
Der of votes polled was 1884, and the Whis majority
ON Mayor was 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
MN

Yesterday morning l7th in the 18th year OF her age
FRANCES widow of James Webb. deceased.
Her friends and acquantances and those OF her sons
Geo i and John J Webb and OF her brother Peter
Aymar Esq respectfully requested to attend her iu'
ne-a this afternoon at o'clock without farther invita-
;ion from her late residence l3l Aulityst.
On the 10Th. Julia H. daughter Of Mrs. Knight Is.
l6.h ann Eliza daughter Of the late Stephen Burde,t
on the lih, Charlotte L. daughter OF John Harraday,
On the 18Th Mrs Rachel Esdras, of Bordeaux, France.
1921 years
At Some-s Westchcs,er Co. on Monday the sth inst.
NANCY, widow of the late Samue. Green in the 9sth
yetr OF her age.
suddenly. at Newark l7th instant, MARY LOUISA
second daughter of Abel n and Martha Waters. aged
years 2 months and day.
quested 70 attend the funeral at o'clock to-day Thurs
day from No - Smith.si. Newark. n. j.
On the 10Th. Stamford Conn. Mr.. JAMES :. DAN-
ENPORT. aged &.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
THIS MORNINGS NAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
HlHLN III HIIHHN FFEfE'H'
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec T.

Correspondence OF 1 he l!louEe
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l7-P. NJ
The Stock Market has been much depressed To-
day and prices fallen OF or mos; description
Peuna Fives 70 the OF some S200 sold NJ ~
closing E, ~: bid Reading Railroad Texas Notes, and
Philad Bank each declined l. Reading selling al 2oi
Penna Bank fell OF II. selling al 256i. Wilmington
Railroad was firm At %:
An old man. named Dei;z. fell dead in the vicini'
" O: Second and Sheetz streets this morning.
! frame house in 81. Mary-st- was partly destroy
ed by ire this morning about l2 o'clock
The Delaware this afternoon Is again filed with
large masses OF floating ice seriously obs:uctUs the
navigation.
The steam tow boat Hornet arrived this afternoon
from New.York >he is Intended to be used as feFry
boat 10 and from Camden By the Camden and Amboy
Railroad Company.
Race 81 between Second and Third, srlnd':ione
bur.ted piece OF which struck boy upon the Read
da.h.ns his brains out, killing him instantly
4 SOUTHERN Snow SroRM.-There was no
Southern Mail received last night beyond Sichnond the
boat reporting heavy Storm ten inches ceep ri
Richmond. Both West and South OF Baltimore snow and
good slesang has been abundant for week or TWO past
Wills: there has been little snow IN these regions
Baltimore sun, yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

Ez5 We see it stated that Mr.. CALHOUN OF S. C.
VIII attend the Celebration OF the Landing OF the Pill
sri'ns at Plymouth He is to 5e the guest OF Mr. WEE
STER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

" Ladies the Toilet should omit the Balm Of
COgmia from q Corllard-st. II prevents al dandCf
and Ealing OF The haf, giving great heal aad brliancy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

70 The Boston papers say they had furious
gale from the North Monday night We do no. learn
that much damage was done.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
payment.

NiNrH r-MAssAcHUsErrs-T Gov
ernor and Council have appointed the Goth instant
Tor another trial to elect Member OF Congress from
this District At the last trial the vote siood-ior
Hale, Wing 44l2 Pierce, Loco, i542; Abolition
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

Y Spanglers Ointment for Salt Rheum, 1t 81 Cortlant
81 Is warranted Ia all! cases effect dc 2eod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

~ The A,,ERIcAN MUSEUM is carrying all before T.
and the rush to see the Scotch Giant Gau.s-, with
other novelties rich performances at r. NJ u as
toutshlng. We yesterday could hardly get
about for the crowd The Giants be NJ al hours
Performances including Wnche the ilimIaoe, lhe Dis
.-.,., Ni.,Na L. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

~, We cal the attention the public to lhe sale OF pro-
perry This Day by r. II. Ludlow Co. AT tie Merchants
Exchange 2ococH precisely OF Two lots on Conmoia'
st. GRIND and Broome Els The steamboat unop'
OF 200 tons burhen lying nj Pier foot of franS'|
and of p o.4 On 35i.st between shave and Blooming
dale Roud and lots on I.aur-ns-s Caral-sr. II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
From a.ilIigtOia.
TWEyTY-NINTH CoyGRESS",Fir,t Session
Reported Specially tor The Ne.s- YorS Tribune
SENATE.

SENAlE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. 1915.
The Senate was chiefly occupied with the debate
or Mr.. CAss's Resolutions Messrs. WEBSTER
CRIrTESDES. BERRIES and NILES spoke upon
them. They direct the several appropriate Commit
tees TO inquire into the state OF cur National De
fences. They passed, unanimously, as follows;
YEAs-Mes=Es. Allen Archer Ashley. Atchson Atherton
R.eby, Barrow Benton BorIen. Breese Cameron Cass'
Chalmers, Thomas Clayton J. NJ. Clayton. Coqmtt Cor
WIN Crittenden Davis, Dayton Dickinson, DE- Fairae.d
Greene Hannessn. Haywood Huntington jarnagin len
ness Johnson Of Louisiana, Levy. Lewis Mahsur NIL
ler Niles, Pearee Penny y5acker, Phelps. esmpe SEWER
Simmons, >peisht. Sturgeon, Turney. LPhsm Webster
Wcstco,- and Woodbridge-i-.
During the morning hour Mr. ALLEN gave notice
of billtor organizing III United States Government
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
THE TRIBUNE.
In Whig General Committee, Dec. o. 1913.

THURSDAY. DECEMBER l3. l845.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
SHERIFF SALE.

WDY virtue OF a Fee Bill issued from the Of
ID fee of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh cir
cut court, in favor of Francis Link, and "a
gainst Charles Peck aud Emily Webster, |
have levied upon, and will on Saturday the 2Oth
day OF September, I845, at the door of The court
house in the town of Evansville, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A M and 6 O'Clock P M OF
said Cay expose to sale at public auction and
out cry, the rents, issues, and profits tor the
term of seven years Of the folio wing described
land, TO witt.
The west half out lot No 5 on the plan ofout
lots laid out by R. M. Evans, being part of the
northwest quarter section 20, town 6, range 10,
and should no person offer or bill for said rents
issues, aud profits. a sum sufficient to satisfy
said fee Bill, | will at the same time and place
proceed to sell at public auction and outcry the
fee SIMPLE of said above described land for I'll e
satisfaction Of said fee billand accruing costs.
aug Esp { S. WIN, M. WALKER, VIC.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
BOOTS AND o
NEW STORE.

FENHE largest stock aud best assortment ever
IL before Offered in this market.
L. WHITING, Jr., No. "a Pearl street, has
Just received, direct from the Manufacturers, a
large and general assortment of Boots and Shoes,
among which are the following:
$500 prs Mems thick Boots 4,280 prs Mems
Kip Brogans; 2,750 prs Boys thick Boots; | 500
prs Boys thick Brogons; 700 prs Boys kip boots,
500 prs Youths Brogans; IS $40 prs Women's calf
Boots; $3.50 prs women's kip Shoes; $50 prs
women's kip Buskins; $50 prs women's calf
2,100 prs Lads thick sole ties; 2,240 prs child
rem pegd Boots; 800 prs Misses peged Buskins;
$50 prs Misses calf boots; 4 $50 prs Mems Kip
Boots; $3.50 prs Mems thick Brogans; LOO
prs Youths thick Boots; 2,25G prs Boys kip
Brogans; l,230 prs Youths thick Brogans; A.
$50 prs women Kip boots: 2 ,450 women's shoes
$50 prs Misses Buskins; $500 prs Ladies'
Slippers; 2,240 prs Ladies' Jeffnrson's; 1850
prs Children's ANGLE Ties; I,940 prs Misses
peged Boots; 1850 prs Children low Boots; -
200 prs Mems calf Boots.
ALSO-Various other kinds not mentioned
all Of which will be sold at great bargains.
Merchants and others, who wish good Goods.
and at very low prices, are respectfully invited
to call and examine my stock before purchasing.
Il. WHITING. JR.,
No "a Pearl street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
aug 2l-2t(Cin Gaz S2)
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04

BEAUTIES OF ARIsTocRAcY.-The London Globe
tells, in the most laughable grave style lmagin'
able, the fo~llowing1story of the Duke OF Warel-
ington being in great peril for the attempt of q
man 10 hand His Grace a letter in the streets of
London:
On Monday evening at a quarter before 5,
MARK the ludicious particularly OF the thing !!
upon the arrival of the Duke OF Wellington at
the house of Lords, aud immediarely alter he
had dismounted, a tai and able maI, OF rathe de-
cent appearance. about 48 years Of age, (How
important how old he was! rushed towards his
Grace from among the crowd which usually col
lecis about This hour at the entrance OF lhe house
thrusting a letter upon his Grace, AS II II were
a ponisrd or pike when he was Instantly col
Jared by two constobles on duty aud drawn back.
His Grace appeared for o moment slightly flush
ed, EThe hero of the Peninsula! but paid no at
tentIou TO the chromosomes; aud seeming un-
conscious of any thing unusual having occurred
gave his order 10 his groom and walked mo The
house. ISensible man! The man was convened
Immediately into the house 10 the custody OF the
cOnsIabIes.'' Twill he be hanged, drawn anu
quaT;ered?
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
N rExAs.

The London Sun holds the following language
with reference to the annexation of Texas-and
the course of Englsnd in the matter.
After the disgraceful and fraudulent i~ntrigues
set on foot and conducted, to the last m oment of
his tenure of Office. by Tyler, the ex-president
OF the United States. in Mexico itself, and a.
mong the servants of the Mexican Government,
for the dlSmemberme1t of the Mexican domin-
ions, there is nothing in the ~palpablc bad faith Of
the AmeIicanized President of the Texan Re-
public 10 excite our astonIshment. What we
want to know is. what can our Ministers at Meg
leo and at Texas-what can our representative
at Washington Gu. have been about to have
allowed themselves 10 be so obviously duped in
March last, as TO have interfered in one quarter
of the New World to set on foot proposals for. a
treaty to secure the recognition of Texan indie
pendence; and in another, to obtain the concur
renee of Mexico in its conditions, when, all thu
time, those communication were being carried
on between Texas and the United States, which
have thus speedily issued in the signal insult
thus put by both of them, conformity, on the
good faith and dignity of Mexico, and The medi-
atorship of Great Britain? Mexico, which
throughout the affair, has certainly conducted
herself with signal prudence and forbearance.
has been grossly outra ged. Great Brtai in aud
France appear to have been signalIy duped, and
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
F0R 1s45.

II WILL meet the Tax Payers, who may at
tend, at the followiD g places, III Wander
burgh County for the purpose OF receiving tax
es, to witt
AT the School house near John S. Terry's in
Knight Township, OH tuesday the 23rd OF Sep-
TENDER.
AT the house of George L.. Schnee in Gen.
tire Township; on Wednesday the Gath ofSeP-
rember.
At the house of Charles Knowles in Scott
Township, Oh Thursday the 25th OF Septem-
Der.
At the house of Charles Martin in Arm
strong Township, on FRIDAY the 26th of Septem'
Der.
AT the house of Michael Mentzer in Ger
man Township, Oh Saturday the 9th OF Sep
TENDER.
AT the house of Ma thaniel Whiterow in Per-
ry Township; on Monday the 29th OF SepIem-
Der.
At the house Of William Anthony in Union
Township; on Tuesday, The 3Oth Of Septem-
Der.
And l will attend at my Office in the COURT
House, at Evansville, from the first day OF De-
tober until The first day of January next,-for
the purpose of'receiving Taxes.
The Taxes for the year 1S4o are as foilowes;
For State purpose
On each one hundred dollars valuation of all
property made Taxable by law 81 cents and 9
mills
And on each Poll so cents.
For County purposes
On each one hundred dollars va luation oil
property 40 cents, and on each Poll s. 100.
For School purposes, for school district No >,
in Town 6, Ranse 10 west.
On each one hundred dollars valuation of prop
erty 90 cents.
Section 90, chapter IL Of the Record Statutes
of A. D.. l343-as amended reads thus
'ln case any person shall refuse or neglect &c
pay the Tax imposed on him, the Comfy Trea-
snrer SHALL, alter the first day of January, levy
the same together with the costs and charges
that may accrue by distress and sale of the
goods and chattels of such person as ought to
pay the same whatsoever the same may be
found within the County.
Evansville, Sep-l R. w. DUNBAR,
tember 4,'456 ct S4,5O} Treasurer V. C.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
SHERIFF. SALE.

, Y virtue OF a decree OF the Vandelburgh
I'D Circuit Court, rendered at its September
Term, A ID 1912, in ia vor of Hunneywell &
Hull and against William Walker and William
Il. Walker, l will on the 20th day OF Septe mber
1916. at the door of the court house in the town
OF Evansville, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A M and 6 O'Clock P M of said day, expose to
sale a public auction and outcry, the rents is
sues and profits for the term OF seven years OF
the follow ing described land in said decree men,
toned and specified 20 wit:
Twelve acres of land being part OF the south
west quarter of section number eighteen, in
township numbeT six, south OF range number
len west. And should no person offer or bid for
said rents, issues, and profits, a sum sufficient to
satisfy said decree aud costs; | will at the
same time and place proceed to sell at public
auction and outcry the lee simple of SAID abov We
described land Tor the satisfaction of said decree
interest aud costs. VIM. M. WALKER,
asg 28-3w-prs te 81. Sheriff V. G.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
WHEN THE BLOOD IS IN AN UNsOUNl

WHEN THE BLOOD is IN AN UNSOUND
CONDITION it is as ready for infection, as land
ploughed and narrowed to receive the allotted
grain. Those who are wise will therefore COM
mence the publication of their blood without de-
lay and those who are already attacked with
sickness should do the same. BRANDERTH'S PILLS
are an efectual p~urityer of the blood, as thou
sands OF persons can testify who continue 10 cure
themselves of Colds, Coughs, Headaches, Rheu-
matte Affections, Liver Complaints, Cosliveness
and the host of those indications OF the body OF
the blood's being out OF order, simply by perse.
veringly using Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills. Females will find them to secure that state
OF health which every mother wishes to enjoy.
The weak, the feeble, the nervous and The del
icate, are in a few days strengthened by the use
of BRANDRETH'S PILLS, and the worst OF
complaints are effectuaIy removed by persever-
ence without the expense of a physician.
These pills are sold by DANIEL
at Evansville, Ia, and by Agents In most OF the
villa ges in the United States.
aug 7,'45-I2mS10. B. BRANDRETH. MD
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
Y.

Teachers Of Dancing, (late Of New York.
ED ESPECTFuLLY announce to the Ladies
Ia and Gentlemen of Evansville and vicini-
y, that their Academy will open on Monday the
18th September, at the Saloon Of the Exchange
Hotel.
Days of tuition every Monday and Friday
and evenings. Ladies' class from 3
until 5; Gentlemen's from z until g.
NIB. If desired lessons in Waiting, Gallop-
aiding, Cotillons, Hornpipes. "La Polka,'' &C.,
given Immediately, at the Saloon or at private
residences.
For terms please enquire of S. & B. at the
Exchange Hotel. aug 28-3w.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
SHERIFF SALE.

EHY virtue of an Alias Fl Fa issued from the
- Office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh
circuit court in favor of Samuel Lister and Jo-
seph Wheeler, Jr, aud against PAMELA Noble,
[ have levied upon, aud will on Saturday til e
Goth day of September, 1916, at the door of the
court house in The town of Evansville, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ and 6 o'clock P
VI of said day, expose to sale at public auc-
ton and outcry. the rents. ISSUES, and profits
for the term of seven years of the foil owing de-
scribed ira ct of land, TO wit:
l34 acres of land being one half of the part
set OF to Margaret NJ. Noble, and part of eighty
acres Of land being the west half OF the south
west quarter Of section No III IN township No
Z south of range No 10 west; set off by Je-
seph Lane, John NJ. Stinsou, and Martin Mil
Ter. And should no person offer or bid for
said rents, issues and profits, a sum suffi-
silent satisfy said execution and costs, | will at
the same time and place proceed to sell at pub
lie auction and outcry the fee simple of said des-
cribed tract Of land for the satisfaction of said
execution, interest and costs.
aug 25-S2,25. WM. NJ. WALKER, S.V.C.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04


OFFICE HUNTING-PIcTURE.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the Boston Post
writes thus of o~fice-seekers: SPY far the
most ~disreputable feature connected with this
system of ~office-hnnting, is the indecent
haste with which applicants occasionally pur-
sueit. So effervescent aid impatient is the
enthusiasm Of a few, that lis said there are
already applications on file, from resi-
dents of the States, for all the local appoint
ments in Teras. after the union shall have
been completed. Does not this betray a
most disgusting greediness - Cincinnati En-
quirer.
So if seems that even the l~ocofoco news
papers are constrained TO admit the ''digust-
ing greedinessn of their party for office. 1t
can surprise no one thai Locofoco residents
of the States have applied for all the local
appointment in Texas. We have no doubt
that there are fifty such applications for eve
ry local appointment in Texas. Thousands
of locofocos throughout the Union were fu-
rious for annexation of that, region for no 9TH
er reason under Heaven than that they might
get appointments in it. And they will moi
patiently tolerate any interference with their
~pretentions on the part Of the residents oil
Texas. They will say 10 those residents
with the coolest sort of effrontery-"didn't
we procure your annexation, you rascals and
are we not consequently entitled 10 the spoils!
Lou. Jour.