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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

Muslc Al THREE Cents THE PAeE,-Great de-
ductcn of prices of Music by At,rH, POI Broad
way, who now offers all the "a songs, marches,
walzes, gallops duets, choruses, and overture, Of
the Opera of the BOhemian Girl at cents the
page. -AtriR's edition has lhe signatures of 1fr.
aud lirs. Seguin and Mr. FSa-fr, on each title
page, showing such to be The correc, cery as sung
BY them. o. A liberal discount 10 dealers, when
orders are accompanied with cash. Also publish
ing, Russcifs most popular songs as above. lts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
JOHN LoRINER GRAHAM, Postmaster
r. the proprie,ors Of Inc towboai Clinton hay,

Gy- The proprie,ors OF the towboat Clinton have
purchased OF Il C JONES, of Newark, n. Jersey,
of his Patent Chaageabe Loets. with many Thousand
combinations being satisfied this The best and safest
Lock they coad procure with of aess paen. sals-
mander Safes and now feel as safe Iron Safes and Pa
tent Locks make them. Il. c. Jones's Chanseabe
Locks warranted &c; cut Of order, or be picked
key fitted one Of them by any man in this or
s,Iv oiher country
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

Oy- JESSE E. Dow, Doorkecper to Congress,
Editor Of the to.be-translormeu Madisonap, and
Laureate to Polk aud Texas, has four rather slim
verses in his last paper son the 18th Birthday Of
Gen. Jackson" in which be says Old Hickory's
ballle-sword" at New. Orleans drank the blood
of Waterloo" Jesse can only give us such verses
as he is able to make, but how can he justify such
fbs as that! Who does not know that the Battle
of Waterloo took place IRE months after that of
New OrleaAsl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
court CaIeudar-Tp,, p,y

SuFE1Ioz CougT.-Sos- SIS. 49, so, 45, IA, lis, lie
III. lis. Is0. lar, I2a las l24. ia5 4e, g. 20.
COMMON PLE1-Nos los, l06; 25 26, l6, II, ia. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

Music The Weeping Mother as sung by the
orphean Family, and The Bowery Gals are published
and for sale by Birch, his Music Store, POI Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
Board of Assistant Aldermen.


mnndamus received from the supreme Court IL rea
ton school money the Sixth Ward To Counsel Of the
Board.
Report-Of the Committee Roads and Canals. in hvoT
of constructing seth street. from bloomngdaie road
TO sth avenue: adopted. - ..
or the Joint Committee Lamps and Gas in favor Of light
ing Washington Market with gas: adopted
Erou Boqrf Of .qGermen-u favor Of Tagging space
feet wide through the sidewalk Of Crkson street. between
Washington and West streets: concnued IN.
Reporfs-Of The COMMITTEE OH Streets IN iayor o adopt
in The ordinance prescribing for repairing the
men Of the Carriage Of the and oil the
Civ OF New ork: laid on the table.
or the COMMITTEES Laws i'll favor OF concurrinc IN the
resolution requiring the svertis OF proposition Tor alter
iur the grade Of any street adopted.
or Commtte Police, &c on the subject oil compensation
10 Police recommted.
or the Committee OH Streets fayor OF concurrins
solution for regulating 2lst street from 4h to 9Th Avenue
i" favor orPayiug Britton Camley Townsend sOlOOin
full for balance due them street contract damage &c-
In favor of dredging slip basin between piers and
East river. Coucurred ln
Tn favor Of repairing and plankrs No. h. r. Concur
red in
Madison avenues. Concur!ed IN
In favor ofpaying Susanuah Dykeman $500 for ihures
ceived by contracting oathsome disease while nursing
child by direction of the Commissioners Of the Aims House,
in 1872 Amended her the amount by istameIts
of S2 per quarter for years. and amended concufe
In favor OF constructing sewer ~ t street, between Do"
ery and Third eyeEuc. Concuned III.
Resoluors-By Mr. CharlickProvdins that no sales be
made auction By the Commissioners oil the Aims
By Mr. Johnson-Tha the Street Commisson-r advertise
osas for regulating and paving Sh street from Ave
nue. { to Avenue 3. Adopted:
By Nlr. Ward-In favor Of lighting Monroe Market with
Adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

No- The Judges of the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner in the County Of Onoudaga, with the Grand
and Petit Jurors ard shcrs haze united in strong re
ton for the passage OF the Excise Bill
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

0J- Gen. SAM HoUsroN, says the Madisonlan,
has at last openly declared against Annexation
"We have been long expecting this, is the vine
car comment Of the eX-Organ.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Shin Uncls, Latham, 20 DIS I'm Mobile, cotton. 10 "
ship I.eonora, Milton, IS ds I'm New Orleans, comes'H
produce, TO master. ,.-.s.
ship American, (of Proyidence) Hale, &c ds I'M ds =,
pool udse TO Williams Sheldon. 18th INST LAT Az,
a. eI! in with several Islands OF ice, and thick og. E
rerienccd severe weaher-spt sails. lg9 seerase pr
seaces. .,f
Tayer Len ship Christoyel Colon smith for New-foA
18Th inst. -.
Brig Belfast tBr) Kinney, Dds fm Bermuda, in ballast
Middleton Co. Left ship Trescot;, 10 sail same Gay "
HYork; schr Lyra hence, just arrived Is passage
Brig New 1rs Packet, (BT) Stewart. ds I'm St johns
F. in baas, 20 Hiram Smith Left ship Tahmoree hecs
just arrived, Is days passage. .s
Brig Mobesan, Colsy, ds I'm Wilmington, g VII
tirnber 70 order.
Brig 1Eous Haley, from Jofcs P. r with sugar and no
.asses 10 T. Dunscoiah Beckwith. Vessel. left ai Gay
anna, p. r. b;iss Levant Hsr, shorn di,ebg $ fio
inghain Beardsly, do bark Josephene. Mitchell, co
S0rih Bend, Cole, Leading for y. York; Watson, ns,
house, do Gazelc, Churchill sailed for Cuba for
sophia, Kinney, loading for LoudoD; Eveine, 90
coir Chase 10 SAL next Gay for NYork Marceius,
Jobss, waiting cargo. April 9Th, lat l9 AZ, long
spoke ship Clara, Of Portsmouth, d. 6s Gays nom ts
pool for ST. Jago de Cuba March 2Ist, ao miev y,se
sandy Hook James Lougamai, seaman OF the ors sA'
Ius was lost overheard -, ,st
Brig star Pit.man ds fm Brandywine, corn me2 ~
ncur 10 A Hubbard s. Co. -. 10
Sctr yeimilllon, seaman, ds Ina 5aiuulote' 49,
eager ard Mailer o.,.,ss
Schr Sea (of Baltinore) Beard Is ds I'm New orieass
sugar, &c master. o4...s
sugar, &c. TO Meyer & sfucken to
schr Delaware, Faro. % ds fun New Orleans, susa'
master. "a,
sehr Marcia. Smith. ts I'm Washington, NC, ns'S
stores, 10 S L Mitchell ,r,a
scr Nassau, Chester, d. IN Richmcnd udse to Az ~
Psxson. Sailed in company with schr Ann D, ee's''
NYork.
schr Fish SouieIs fun phliad coal. to master ,.,,<
Schr Ann Maria Totton ds I'm Newbern, naya. s'o'''
10 DE Peyster Wbtmarsh. -. "a
schr Chief, Van Name. 3 ds I'm Virginia, o,sssi''
sehr Lady warrington, stevens ds I'm Nas..a NJ Z
salt to &C Laures. Left schr November for y is,'
few days ..,, oss.
sters, to master
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
CEARED

ship Edwina, West, Rotterdam, Z d Huribut & Co.
Brgs Isabel, Drebet, Rio de Jansiro Mason d. IhomP
son: Trio Doanc st john NJ. Foster Nlckerscn; Wy
ynia Barker, Jacksonville; Eagle, Drew, Baracoa' ~
mar & Co. ,r..
schrs Amelia. Strong, Baltimore, eager q Mailer Y.
toria Faulkner, Baltimore, 4fcCready Sarah Ana'
Young. Hartford Berry, Sears, Norfolk, Patt flefs
Sloop MiIIard, Miller, Baltimore.
Steamer Elack Diamond, Cox. Philad. -,
Barges Middlesex, Wilcox Philad Cayuga Lucas oei
Oneida, Esler, do.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YORK. ..... APRIL @.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
~ IMPROVED READINGS oy rHs PoETs-Nc. IS.


~ IMPROVED READINGS oY rHs PokTs-No. IS.
BYRON.
She walks i'll beauty. like the night
OF clouGleSs clImes and starry skiss'
And all that S clearest lalIest. bright,
Meet in her feotfres and her eyesi
Her skin 5 of that transparent white
Which GouRAup's SOAR tonone denies.
Her rosy cheeks if one shade less,
Had half impaired It's naneIesS grace.
While every s!iken. tress
Enhances more her tlniess face l
Whose surface, clear and smooth. express
There piapifs have no dwelling place. y,
ui,imnossibe for any compo nnd equal Dr. GouRApp1
Ir.IAN MrpcArEp Soar for removing rsm The SKIN es.
restire of Tan Pmples Sunburn Roushness Sali9wncs
Freckes &c il really with the potency c ch1imn
His LIauIp VgGrraBLE RoUGE equally IN demand ny ~
pale.faced ladies' or gentlemen One touch oil hls speIaI
color DYES the cheek splendid and PERMANENT rose Color
Dr. q 5 PoUpaEs SuBTILEs possess the n1diuape polt
ties of COMPLETELY kKADicATtSG suieTDnous ha VII.
his GRrcAN HAIR DYI prepared expressly TO charge !.
color of tight red gray hair glossy brown OF sr
black Not the least among the valuable Inventions OF p
GOURAUD is the LILY WHITE, which gives The sam M ~
freshigg saftness aud wh,teneSs GouuAUps Ac9tsI.
DenPs will nalby the deaest person 10 iH sea
Of hearing. ,1. A.,
in the market purchasers particularly cautioned Tocu
them oNIY al Dr. FELIX GOURAUD'S Depot. 81 WALL
gRs1Rgrr first store Broadway; al Chesngt sse
Phladephia Milk street, Boston; Backus Bull lVy
Peirce, Albany, &c.
NJ, .,,,,,.aJ IN a.. mod Inhn Fllrs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

n Ngw Class Of SwiHpLGRs;-First movement MS
ebe beggas who apply 10 respectable houses 70 & saIe
most solemn pIetensions and bonds that those thus mag
ths demln have the exclusive saas TO r.Iay ten
outlay. -, an, -,
real proprietor these cheats fill the hands o Others 10 s o.
h notices of the unsspectiue advertiser this class oil r
boud and graceesS sclmps hecomng more numerous anu
boId-sll honest men should beware OF them
Reader buv the Magical Pain Extractor at the only osia
d aud tine Office 81 Courandtstreet and at HALE fRetu
Won regard Your own safety. comfort or economy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

y,e,poyns rS Cl,ssrsrhe latest class Is of 9drenaras
b good houses 10 expend thousands ofdollas IN adverl
n remedy sacred promises that no Others are 10 ,e
ind the mcmsnt the seed immense Ws
fhe have NOT strowu' They becoming
them Reader remember the only o[eI9al aud ue oes i
the N,cc, Pain Extractor At 81 Coranseet. arc ttr
il NAV be had true a; half price.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

~ A Young Dian, supposed to be named John ran. ~,
acan wns drowned by failing overheard from ship Cognss
on W cdr eslny ut oclOck His friends get his cole
On bonrd the ship He awnys supported good charaste
being sober, steady and tru,, worthy Ean (2l aDh
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

MINIATURE ALllANAc. THIS DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

o. The Hampshire Herald is the Birney paper
at Northampton, Mass. with which we had some words
last week. We erroaeousy used the meme OF the Hamp-
shire Gazette, au old and finn Wlig paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

~ TO- ,Nr oy DguMMoNp. producing The nnost IA.
tens light and the lenses Of Brewster and Fresne ecaeys
i, undisrersed TO great distance are Justly ranked aacns s
proycmenis are reducing the dangers OF navigation medical
science is mitigating the OF dIsease on land TAXI
enc Srdnc healrhsad safety the unfortunate hsrR safer
pg under the pans of erysPeas salt rhsnI sa
Wbstr en5ed Feht of prummond to the sailor IN re
Sands Ssrsaparila those suffering from uieerSai
L diseases Each gives promise in both cases generally a
filed ;t,.s or - 80,
rior value aud efficacy pamh!ets whch NAV oe ootps
of the proprietcrs and their agents GRATIS. ,
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail. by a d e 7
sold also At 27s Broadway ~ Est Broadway, AID b. Drug
gsts generally throughout the United States Price II r
bottle SIX bottles or So
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
The Federal oaices in this CITY, etc.

To Messrs. Herr, Cooper, Brady, ltFarld d, Hennedy
Kunkel Sanderson Cochran, Gibbons Kline, and Bat6s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

r See Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Jamfs HINT We.
James Gorioa BeaReActiou for Libel, referred to yes
charged that, of the parties having stated nten
ton during the proceedings the Police Office TO present
:he affidavit the reporter had right to state it. The
mark that Mr.. Hunt nformer is clearly beous-
had pecunary interest giving the Information and
II the Jury thought that the term used to njure and
dsparage him he entitled to their verdict
for Plainti $50 damages ard costs. Ths amount
carries full costs.l -
MARIsE Court JAMES WILSON VS.. IRA S. WApEr.-
The plaintiff hand on board the whaling bark Aui,nn
ard tie Geiendat mate OF the vessel The action TO re-
cover damages for various acts and battery ad
have been asgayated while the vessel was al sea-.
Judgment fer Plaintiff, hundred dollars. [Capt. W.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23
g Lamps to Burn Camphene.''

TEORN'S PdTEJNT SOLID BOTTOM GL.9SS
IL FOUNI.ALN LAMPS for C0mphene or Chem
after the most psrfect 'Lanps' ever invented They
meet the appreciation and praise of all who them.
pest and above all, the Lamps that will give the great
est light with the least expense. They the most
simple and easy manage and trim. cannot corode
become heated while burning easily cleaned inside and
out and not affected By DRAFT current of air. Less
than half cent per hour will give you splendid light!
Try one'' Manufactured wholesale and retail by j.
O. Fay, No. 1876 Fulton street, (Sun Buidfngs,) New
York, viz Stand Lamps for Parlors with or without
Lustres; ; Suspendng Lamps for Stores, Hotels and
Churches also Chandeliers, Side Branches, &c; &C..
in any style desired, or made to order.
NIB Ladies, ii you wish to preserve your eyesight
to good old age, strong and beautiful light to
sew or read by, do fail procure ofthese Lamps
One the centre of large parlor will enable you 10
read the finest print in the most remote corner.
March l9, 54l-13t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK

UNHE subscribers opening new and beautiful
sortment OF SPRING and SUMNER GOODS
consisting in part of
Superfne Blue and Wool Black CLOTHS,
Z" Blk French "
Browns, Olives and Green sc
of fvarous shades and qualities,
Oxford and Cadet Mixed &c
&" Plain and fig. blk French DRAP D'ETE,
g & CASSIMERES.
&c light Z"
E' Fancy CASHMERE GAMBROON,
'' " London DRILLING,
&C Plain blk and fancy stripe Sik-veIvet Vestngs,
sc I" &c Plush &c = Sc
sc " and striped Silks and Satins,
Fancy CASHMERES and CHALLYS,
White and figured MARSEILLES;
ALSO, 20
Plain and bowed Bembazne and Satin STOCKS,
6" blk and figured Satin SCARFS,
sc t' CFaVats and Ties,
Pocket Handkercheis, Bosoms and Collars,
Blk and light Kid and Silk Gloves,
Silk and Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Believing that the nmble sixpence is better than the
slow shilling, the above goods will be sold very low for
cash, their usual short credit to pnnefual
toners Call at their old stand Fayetteville street,
three doors south of Williams, Haywood & Cos Drug
Store. SMITH & BIGGS
Raleigh, April 10Th, 1s45. 545-St
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23
SPRING GOODS-l845.
HALLOCK, MOUNT & BILLINGS,

HALLOCK, MOUNT & BILLINGS,
17s PEARL STREET, Zone door above Pine Street,
NEW YORK,
A RE receiving by late arrivals from Europe and
"A from Home Manufacturers, large assortment of
F.zFCYa Ya7nd SIL4PLE DRY GOODS, adapted to the
Spring Trade which they offer by the piece package,
favorable terms.
Their stock consists in part Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets, Vestings,
American Prints of all styles,
Brown and Bleached Musns various styles and prices
Irish Linens, Linen Lawns. Scotch Ginghams,
Printed Mnslins and Lawns-new styles,
BaIzorines, Alpacas, Lustres,
Silk and Cotton Work,
Silk AND Cotton Velvets,
Fancy French and English GambrooDS,
Spring Tweeds-sngle and double width,
Check Gingham and Merino Cashmere,
DTa5 D'Etes for summer wear,
American Pantaloon stuffs,
Brown Hollands, Silesias and Paper CambrIcs,
Cotton Hosierv-bleached and brown,
Fancy and silk Handk erchieS, Ribbons, sewing Silk and
Twist,
Corded Skirts, Table Covers, Linen Thread,
Jaconots, Camorcs, Gloves, sc. &c.
o. Merchants buying goods for Cash will find it to
their interest to buy of US.
March, 1S45. 540-I7t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23
NEW SPRING GOODS.

RICHARDS, BASSETT & ABORN,
149 PEARL ST. NEW YORK,
Are receiving and offer for sale at the o1cest market
prices, very large stock of
Cloths, Cdssimeres, Woistcoatings, and
FANCY DRY GOODS,
OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH MANUFACTURE,
Including giras and trimmings of every description, fol
OutftterS and. Merchant IdiLOTS.
MI those who resort to market for their supplies
will find it to their interest to visit our store and exam
inc onr stock.
New York, Feb. 4, 1s45., 537-St
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23
New York City Advertisements
r. HOVEY'S
TRUNK MANDATORY,
1873 PEARL STREET,
(OpPosTr CEDAR srREET) NEW YORK

(OPPosTT CEDAR srREET) NEW YORK.
LIE ATHER, Seal, HIDE ard Canvas Packing Trunks,
Ladies' and Gentlemens' Hat Cases and Travelling
Bags valises Carpet Bags Hobby Horses, VelOcpedes,
sc. Russia, Black, Green. Russet, and Sole Leather
Folio Trunks, suitable for the Army and navy. on the
most favorable terms Sold Wholesale and Retail In
quantities to suit Purchasers.
o. Citizens and .Kerch1nf5 from the Country in
Cited to eGHas abOOe before making their purchases
April g. sally
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23
FRINGEs, TRIMMINGS, &c.
u. A. EBO0TH,
100 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK

100 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK,
Importer and Manufacturer
nF PRINCES, for Dresses, Curtains, Carriages,
" Rugs, &c. Gimps, Dress Cord and Tassels, Ze-
phyr Worsed, Canvass, Sc Coat Cords, Cloak TasseIs,
&c. All kinds of Bindings and Fancy Trim inhgs-A
large assortment of White Cotton Fringes, SC. &c.
He invites attention to his assortment, which will be
kept full during the he will be receiving the
newest and most fashionable styles.
offered by the Package or OthertCtse
Terms and prices shall be such to give satisfaction
B5- All kinds of trimmings made TO order.
January 29, 1S45. 534-13t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23
K
Kenner, Mrs D
APRIL, 1S45I
JAMES NJ. SMITH.

Importer of China and Earthen Ware,
SYCAMORE ST, -PETERSBURG,.- w.,
ETAS received direct from the Potteries, his
Ill SPRING. SUPPLY OF GOODS for the country
trade which offered low they be had from
in want of any article of CHINA, GLASS, EARTH
EN- OR STONEW.ARE, will find il TO their advan-
tage to give him call after looking through the market
pricgg PACKING will be strictly attended to and
rented equako that of any other house in the country
o. Gail at the SIGN OF THE PITCHER :
Snril 9 544-St
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23
NOTECETO CAPITALISTS.

I'm the depressed state the farming interests.
favorable oppor unity is offered for the pref
able investment of Capital. The subscribers having be
come sole proprietors of the Factory & Mills,
At the big Falls Of Tar River, Are desi-
OF extending their business, and for this purpose
willing to SELL reasonable terms portion their
interest hey will receive subscribers for forming
company, for which they have favorable charter) il
preferred by those who wish to invest their funds in
manufacturing interests.
The fitness ofthe location for all kind of Manuacur.
es well known to render absorption
Ty.
Those wishing for further information the subject
referred tor H. Battle, Esq Rocky Mount, Edge
cembe Co. w. H. & B. D. BATTLE.
March 8. 1916. SIS st.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23
TERMS.

THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
IS PUBLIsaEp WEEKLY, AT
THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
Those persons who remit by Mail (postage paid) Five
Dollars will be entitled receipt for Six Dollars
or two years. subscription to the Standard-one copy
two years, or two copies one year.
For four copies, ~ U OO OO
g" ten &c 70 90 90
tcenty' :: % w
Tho same rate for six months.
Any person procuring and forwarding FIVE subscribers
with the cash ($l5) will be entitled to the Standard
one year free Of charge
AnvERT1sEMENrs, not exceeding fourteen lines, will
be inserted time for One Dollar, and twenty
cents each subsequent insertion those OF greater
Ienoth in proportion Court Orders and Judicial I'D
pertiseuents will be charged twenty-five per cent
higher than the above rates. A deduction Of S3l-3
per cent will be made to those who advertise by the
wear NJ If the number of insertions be not marked
on them they will be continued until ordered out.
Letters the Editor must come free Of postage, or they
may not be attended TO-
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23
NEW BOOK STORE


STILL in SUCCESSFUL OPERATION!
Cheaper than ever!
NH Subscriber, bsvingjust returned from the North
where he has been purchasing large additions to his
former stock takes pleasure returning his most sincere
thanks TO the citizens of the State, and his friends
eray for the continued liberal patronage which he
thus far received and respectfully soIicts con.
tinuance of the same trusting that with his present
te9sve assortment, he will be able to give general sas
faction.
Constantly on hand, general assortment of SCHOOL
BOOKS BLANK BOOKS. STATIONARY, .1fET-
SIC, .MUSIC.aL INSTRUMENTS &c. &c. Orders
from the country earnestly solicited, and promptly at
teuded to- at the old stand doors above R. Smiths
- o. L. CEEAVELAND. a-
April IA. -. s.-ei -i-~ 545-ly
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at the city of Raleigh
for the quarter ending 3lst March, 1915.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23

"It is understood that the duel Of Mr. Clinsaa had
peculiar effect upcn his system, &c.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23
Attention! Wake Cavalry! J.

PARADE at the Capitol Square, on Saturday,
April 26th, at II o'clock. a
By order of the Captain, -, >
G.. w. D. HUTCHINGS, o. s..
April, IA, 1s45. 545.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-31
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM CHINA.

BY the Swedish ship Zenobia, at'New York, We
have full files Of the Hong Kong Register to Decem-
Der 18th. OF the six men belonging to the crew of
the Hannah, who disappeared during the attack OF
the pirate mentioned in our last summary, are
happy TO learn that three have reached Macao hav-
ing saved themselves in the ships boat. When the
pirate left them the chief mate attempted to swim to
the Hannah, which was still close at hand, but must
have sunk As nothing has been heard Of the other
two there reason to doubt that they shared
the same melancholy fate.
the present. Lieut. Greene, Of Fl. M. s. Plover,
was buried on the morning of the 4th December, and
several officers were off duty
A circular has been published by the Government
of Macao, nmating that all vessels in the Typa will,
after the 26th December, be subject to the new
regulations 1t is reported that many of them will
remove in consequence and take up their anchorage
at Nine Islands.
The following paragraphs from Bombay papers are
given in the Hong Kong Register
A fearful accident occurred at Indore on the 14th
instant Several thousands of Brahmins had been
sembled at the palace to receive gifts at the festival
of Gunputte. They were simultaneously descending
a staircase in crowds, when the structure gave VIC "
and In the rush and crash which ensued one hundred
and ninety four lives were lost.
On the ID ult., Tankeewall a small town on the
river Gambia was stormed by column of about 900
baboons who assaied the natives with great ferocty
blng and pelting with sticks and stones in their dsr
ing attempt to carry off what provisions they could
find in the village. The inhabitants made stout
counter assault with cutlass and musket more deadly
weapons than the monkeys could command In
running contest, nearly 100 we're captured md since
sold; several are here, and seem by their antics tc
have areaky forgotten the old cause of their captivity