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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15
New Publications.

"REcoLEcrloys OF SERVICE IN CHINA"
forms No II of The Home and Travellers Libra
ry FOR sale by Burgess suinser Co. Iii capital pic
;aTe of China and the late British War there.
s. " "INpIcAr1oys or THE CREATOR, By WM
WHEwELL, D. D. Master OF Trinity College and
Prsf. OF Moral Philosophy the University OF Cam
bridge has been published IN rather TOO mitdng sys
and IS for sale by Burgess Sirinser
To History OF GERMANY, from The Earliest Pc
riot 70 the Fressrt Time BY FREDERICK hoHLRArscH,
No V. has been Issued by the Apple;ons
G-t- GoDEY's LADY'S Book, for June, has 5eea
ssn by Burgess S;rnser Co. II has original aE-
ces e' Miss Leslie. Mir. L F. Elicit, Mrs Hale, ii. ".
Herbert, = J. Grund. &C. There are four Ensrsrtnss
(SJ;- The LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAzISE,--E
oy Mrs. AM :. STEPHENS, seems about the best
ebelhed OF the June Magazines I: hs coni5uiioas BY
Mrs. l. J. Piersor, Mrs e F. Elicit: Mrs. stephens &C.
&c Price. So per year.
HAEPERS' ILLUSTRATED SHAKsfEAEE, Nos 5l-2,
contain The play OF Twelfth Night admirably printed and
fairly illustrated.
o Wealth and Biography of Wealthy Citizens
OF fhhs'elPhiaa Volume the Ain..icsn Feerage.
whereof Beach Issued :he rst-has been BY B.
Co. We presume there good of deal OF huubus il
l@i- The LONDON LANCET, No ), OF the New
American Series published monthly ~ S. per has
been sent us by Burgess, Sirtlges & Co.
% ELocrT1oS MADE EASY, by R. CL4GGETT,
A NJ Author of The American E1Po.:or-a asno OF
i+i Paes-has been sent by Paine Burgess. 50 john
81 !; strikes Is good thing.
o5- We have received the first number of another
dGiiy paper published at Nsw-London, CT. Il Is
quite lively little affair
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION The Columbus (Ga)
Enquirer 5th One OF the boilers OF the
steamer Charleston exploded At the Race faN' opp0Se
cen Hamilton, PLANTATION AZ l2 O'Clock VI. Mouda,
last tearing the boier-deck in thousand fracuents at
throwing the chmney> down. without injury TO the boa'
Two OF the negro frrmen were severely 'caided M tne
messengers were ashore nj the moment. with the exception
OF wv q ladies AMI children, who ESCAPED unhnrt
f.-5- -Four persons have been arrested AT NicSs-
burg Miss cha ged with the murder OF MI Miller al
Memphis Tenn. weeks ago. II appears rom 'ne
OF negro who present Al the time the deed
wa, COMMITTED. that two men, named Caui'erdei AN
wckham. nuIdered Mr. Mller while he was asleep ana
then cat open his body and sunk it IN the river Tue othe
person, employed on the boats Kinney and Cole were
rpr-1r'f 'frpS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15
The Convention bill SiSmed-Thc Canal BILL
to be Vetoed.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
ALBANY. Tuesday, May l3, 61 o'cloc

ALBANY, Tuesday, May l3, g. o'clock
You are already apprlsed that the Convention
bill has passed both Houses, and SO far as the
Legislature is concerned is a law. The {" Old
Hunkers" fought with desperation and died hard,
but die they did.
The Assembly have about done up their work
and are waiting the pleasure Of the Senate to ad-
lourn Tomorrow at noon. The afternoon has been
spent in The discussion of the New-York and
Brooklyn Ferry bill Mr. MORRISON made an able
speech of an hour against the bill, when Mr.. JONES
moved the Previous Question, and the bill was
lost for want OF two.thlrd voie-ayes 81 noes 10.
motion 10 reconsider was made. aad MesSrs T.
Il. LEE and WHEELER avaIed themselves OF the
opportunity 10 address the House IN earnest oppos
tion 10 the bill The latter gentleman was speak
lng when the House took recess until the evening
session. The bill mag pass, but II IS somewhat,
doubtful.
The Governor has signed the Convention bill and
it is law. so rejoice, Freemen Of NewYoTh!-
the reign Of party is broken.
The Senate have sent 10 q third reading all the
Railroad bills and will pass upon them thlseyening.
There IS tremendous log-rolilng, and ! think most
OF them will go through.
IL is now said that The Governor Is preparing
Veto Message against the bill aPproprauns $751;
OOO 10 the preservation and completion OF works
upon The Canals Should he do 50, there will be
such an excitement as mortal man never before
saw. The friends OF Internal improvements viii
vet Learn how much of friend Slas Wright Is 10
them. This veto, If il comes, will raise cry OF
Wright and one term which will b. tenfold
louder than tha, which consigned the SchohaFlr
Farmer TO entire oblivion
The Flag Staff was raised on the Capitol tor the
firs, ume and the stripes ard siaTs We're gwen 10
the breeze amid the roaring OF cannon. Yours, &c
.ba ,nL lp0h ha
bill, which thought might be OF interest 10 some
Of your readers:
AYES 50 NoEs-Messrs Coo, Constant, c. F.
Crosby. De Puy. Garretson. Hunt, Jarvis, 7. K
Lee, Mickey. McVean, Morrison. Moulion: OAK
ley. Ross, Thompson, Wheeler, White, Wilcox,
7
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15
rheE Excise Bill.

The bill authorizing the People OF the several
Cities and Townships of this State, (ercept the CITY
of Ney. York,) 10 say whether they will or Will mol
license the sale Of Ardent Spirits within The limits
OF such Cities and Towns respectively, has passed
both Houses, and is doubtless by this time law.
The vote in the Senate on It's fRal passage stood
AYn-Messrs Baekus. Barlow, Bartlt Beers, Bockee
Buruham Clark. Corning. Deuniston EmrHons, FOLSOM
Hand. Hard. Mitchell Porter. Putnam, scdswick' Tai
cott-ls. ,
Nors-Messrs Beekuan, Chamberlain. Deyo. Faulk-
ner johnson. Jones' Lester. Lott Sherman, Smith, Var
an, wright-l7. All Locos]
IWhgs in Italics Native in SMALL cArsl
The bill was Immediately sent down to the House,
where the amendments OF the Senate were promptly
concurred in So the People of all the State, eS-
cept the little strip between the East and North
Rivers below Kingsbrdge, are TO vote whether
they will or not be infested by drunkard-manuiac
tories but we in this City denied that privilege
and by the very loudest camorers for Equal
Laws Equal Rights, No Special Legislation
&c. But so il has been with noisy pretenders ever
since the world began.
II is impossible to cherish rational doubt that
this exclusion of our City is the result of corrupt
coIuslon-a disgraceful party bargain Why should
this Civ be stricken out? Surely for nothing else
than to save the bill But erery Senator from this
District ,oho ,canted the City stricken ou-Jones,
Lott, Varan-uoted against the bill AFTER the City
ipas sirirken out. There was not vote gained
here. The real truth is that the City was sold to
our grog as the price of the election of Have
meyer & Co. The toddy.srrers of our City, con-
trolling soma 10, 900 votes said plumply TO the ma
jority Of the Senate. Promise us to kill this bill,
so far as our City is concerned, or we will upset
the party" The strait was critical, and the
promise was giveH-and fulfilled. We have no ju-
dicial evidence of this, but cannot doubt thai
it was the case We defy any man to give a ra-
tional explanation of the exclusion of our City on
any other grounds.
we do not know what is the day of primary
voting under this bill, but of course some other was
substituted for that first specifed-the fourth Tues
day in April. which has passed. Probably some
day in June is named.
o. Now, temperate People Of the Interior! the
City has been sacrificed to save your part of the
bill No orepining-but you must help IT'S to equal
rights nert ,pinter. See that you send men TO the
Legislature who will do it!
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

frs- The Supreme Court was yesterday engaged
throughout its session with the case of j. Fenimore
Cooper vs. Greeley & AfcEirath for various alleged
bels in our report of our former trial by Fenimore
at Ballston. This suit was brought few months
after the Ballston trial, but has been kept from
issue by demurrer to our peadings inter-
posed on behalf of the plain,if-whlch demur-
rer is now occupying the attention of the Su-
prcme Court. The case opened on behalf
o.. the plaintiff by MIR. RICHARD COOPER. who pre-
sented the grounds of demurrer with his usual con-
cseuess and ability. He was replied to on his
points by Mr. A. b. CoNeER Of the New-York Bar,
with directness, cogency and precision which we
are sure must have elected the warmest admiration
Of the large and most capable legal auditory. Mr..
Couser is yet young man, and so cons,iutoually
averse to notoriety, that We he must have
been heard with surprise well as pleasure by
many Of his seniors at the Bar. Though much OF
HE argument inevitably technical and verbal
1t in part devoid of interest to the impartial
hearer. The view he presented of the cors tuition
al questions involved in the law of libel al the close
Of hlspeech, struck us as being equally novel and
forcbe.
The closing argument for the defence, by Hon.
WIN. H. SEWARD, covered entirely different
i; ia and as it has been, and Of the reason and
rghtulness of that series of adjudica,ions In thus
State which have resulted ESQ it seems TO us) in
making nearly every uneomplimentary expression
or opinion libel, and every alleged libel incapable
of being legally defended. where the essence of the
defence is denial of the libeous character of the
words charged. We shall say nothing OF the abil.
ity of this argument, as we have report Of it in
preparation, which we hope 10 publish BY Saturday
at tarthest. 1t will commend itself TO all who feel
an interest in the mutual relations of Law and Lib
erty. Gov Seward will conclude his argument
this morning, after which Mr.. r. Cooper will close
the argument on behalf OF the plaintiff,
What may be our fortune in the action now so
nearly in train of adjustment it may no, become us
TO predict; but we feel a gratifying assurance tha,
the general subject Of the Law of Libel will have
been so presented to our highest State Tribunal
and so reviewed and illustrated there, as to ensure
a decrease Of litigation hereafter.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

'GovR,ur's lr, LAX M.p'c.rsp So,P 'old at Court
land street. Wn,rnrted genuine. Ut halt pr'ce.
- There never valuable article vet Inrtnte vat
some iupuri rlvrnure ha, not a'tr-'ped IA lfc mus
b,s :, Is b g. rR Ivr tu>y celebrated tiiar Na ca.
f.G soar Tor fenurnl Of rmr Bctche< Tan trc So.
Sunb,n Salloyus,s Redrc.S. RoughnS>S & snd MAKING
no KIN k,nnIlly white and transparent The PHrar'7ph
which have placed 81 the head Of th. at ce
he ueul.rtns rroTtei 10 ' ne purpose M
ec,iyinr the public II oNy .u lr GoUNA 10
,sv ~ rp,ation TINT e max ths lr,t,'> MEo
,r,rsp Soar - kneprH oriV hHSsf, and thar rnnnu
under ann circumstances BE- purchased p"rs Al ~ r,.
except NJ M depot 81 Ua!kcr where alN" " "
risbuird PoSr,S SSb'lis. for completely rGieG' rS sui
n,rtluous Hsf nrr alone iO be procured.
f.,,1,d lc.tsfir prrHs Deafness. have corp''ey
rs-s-i n Of her prr the restoration 81 me au
raj nrran, IA fher prStne ssth and u-etuln-ss.
RrNSNsER DR. FELtN GoUEAt u, only defnt ~ ~. Guy
nr be sale oi r>tmHhe preHnr.tinus. ~ ~
inst store from Broadway IA Boston. Of n'nn mN
rnn- - thc>nut Il, Cqrcton \ 10, l"weiI b>N
,S,,rr,frd Nycr, New. Haven; Green. Worcester
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

r~7- Tuv Hv>i,~ HAS, IF DisE,sru. may be Brought
10 splendid rerrcon riiiiuE cost IT, hIsh mud dry.
CO.. iljus DANDBIFF. OR II FALLING OFF,
may he clrAnse the dandu s,frrd ifnm hs sealp per
nncriy the strengthened and perverted tom
BADNESS. GREY OR RED HAIR
usarps the sp the hlr be forced to dark pnii'
lnl and be- utiul. Il the 80 .,
IElFLiNG COST OF 3 SHILLlNGS
F.ader there u'tuth ~ this stlttn-nt shh's
b,ttlr of JON ES' CORAL. HAIR RESIORATlNt has
u known a. the HAIR when hundreds Ci dos have
a..n ,p.ntsdin vain THIS also. with 'rrlieAton,
DRESSES THE HAIR BEAUTIFULLY
M looms II ,,ft silky and clean rce loug auy prepS
a ION mad. Ask lar ,re>' turll iialr ReNi"riTs
Sod-prrcp O. or >hliugs hOttle-at The sign OF mo
,n-r,ran Eagle So hahsn.strret, or so Broadway New
York: lJy Fuion street BtnCklyn Hyiozte
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15
Canal Bill vetoed!

Gov. Wright has vetoed the bill appropriatng
$4,000 to the completion of certain Public
Works. which had passed the Assembly by 6s to
Is and the Senate By "a 70 g. The Hanse voted
tiiirds We're now requisite-so the bill fell dead
This settles that no more work will be done the
Canals while Silas Wright is Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15
TnnAY,S nuTSlnR

FIRST PAGE-'St. Giles and 81. James'-a most
instructive story Shocking Accident Fires in
Boston, Cleveland, &c.
FOURTH PAGE-American Agricultural ASSocia-
tiOn-Prize offered Commercial and Shipping
Intelisencc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15
MIaxactising Europe.

very uncourteous paragraph In the Cincinnati
Commercial claims for the Editor Of that paper the
paternity of the idea of establishing Telegraphic
communication with Europe by means of consect
ing wires, and threatens to expose prof. Morse
and his New-Yor Editor. who is no less person.
age than Horace Greeley if we do NOT do said
Cincinnati Editor jus,ice-Now We have never
written paragraph on the subject, though several.
pro and con, have appeared in our columns; bu,
since the Editor of the Commercial now writes his
name "L c. CARTS instead Of "L Grtely Cur
tis.n as he formerly did, we are ready TO do any
thing in reason to oblige him Blu, Prot Morse has
never. to our knowledge, written hne for The
Tribune, while the first suggestion OF the wire
across the Atlantic in columns was written by
New-York lawyer, who remains, up to this blessed
momeHt, in utter and heather darkness as TO the
fact Of MIR. L. G. Curts's existence We also were,
up to this day, involved in deepes, night as 10 Mr.
C.'s authorship of the project in question. How
ever, TO avoid unpleasant consequences, we, per
order, proclaim him the genuine conceiver. Let
him be so honored.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15
rhInrs In phiIndelphin.
Correspondence Of The New-iors Tribune
PnIuApEtFuIh. May IL


PHIuApEtPuIl. May l4-P.M
The Captain OF the scsr Sea Forrer, lNoyes,
which arrived sunday from Mat'nzlspromnst'ed
h, h vessel had been ared by Mexican cruiser Or
The Igth ult scarcely ueceSsars To state That mere
III. story was al pronounced fahication and"heh
Moves was in reference TO the matter his reply
ha; the story OF the chase aud the hfs ol e sho'
WAS only intended hoax.
Orders have been received AT the Navy Yard tor
The immediate completion and annsh Of the slospoi-wa,
Germantown, the stocks; and the building ct
another vessel forthwith.
Henry Horn entered upon his duties this morn.
ing aud appointed Richard L. Howell and Charles trsche'
Deputy Collectors. -
Henry Welsh, Esq. recently appointed Naval OI'
fcer entered upon the discharge OF his duties to-day -
Iohn D. George WAS appointed Deputy surveyor
About hafpast one o'clock, this afternoon,
fire broke ont IN the large i've $40 bck outlying, -
Market above Fth occupied by the MeS'fs l"ih'
As a China store The loss wi! not prove heavy
A youns man named Wm Mannheim was before
the Mayor morning charged with obtaining goods u
der false preterces To the amount OF several thousand COL
lars Committed in default OF bail
John Alien is now rlal IN the Court OF oyer
and rermiueT for murder.
By rhe arrival OF the brig Nara, Capt Bowen, Al
this port dates 10 the Is; Inst have been received nom
Cape Hayden. There is no news OF importance ho"eveT
every thing being perfectly quiet AT the time Capt u sailed
The markets remain per last arrival The brig la!u
Capt Cuts. to sail FOR New. York in two days.
'The weather to-day has been the wafmrst Yet
i.!. tn. summer The country around suffering for want
In cunEn-rvrdI u1,rers, very lit,le has been done
this week There N Il limited demand for Cotton with
about 800 bales at 81 6l cent. for n,,. "a,
FloHr sells At 81 37I 80 for gosd IN.
selected brands shipment Rye Flour taken at SJ 0G
l2A In Graia but little Is doIns-no change in price
Corn sell. AZ Penna Flat yellow. and 10
Tor southern The Provision market is extremely dull,
| particularly for Beef aud Pork. Seeds Inactive.
SrockS The sales have been lighr TODAY. with
mn inpravpment of ~ Five4. m e. States Rnnk-
eyu, Notes heavy H. md 10 Roads ls
First seard-Si Nry oeans Ctn.i B"k 90 2ca Z :
Bank ds u; no Wilmington nalroad 2It 80 Lehgh
Mortgage Loan 10. Farmer, & Mech Bank ": 500 :
S. 1885, lO Chrs Del in, Loan i2 SlgaU Texas
Treasury Notes II; $3.50 rrvs Bonds TO- lg Uuion Bank
Irrfess-. b.. Corn Bank Naichrz ~
Sycend BodrG-20 Farmers Y Mech Bank y. JT Whining
Rsrosd2i Y 1r.'L 8 100 Vick.bur, ~ Stat-
IS d.. 3l; s5OOnd- jdS 51i - high Co4 Co. Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

fa-$- EDWIN WILLIAMS will publish his Annual
Register very soon. We need not speak OF the
merits Of hi. work. which, having been first issued
in $780, must be pretty well KNOWN The Statistics
will this year DO very full and complete. especially with
regard to Internal improvements. The work will be put
up very compacty, and n accordance with the spiri, of
he tirncs) afforded for
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

g. 100 Gtr1t,Ns OF the hr,t r>psot hihiy whr h,ye hG
rh, r, Tg-iei PAN Fr,~aefor from Com,oes Co q
ournnd aud fr h'rs 'rr re,'rrd 60 y, Tue ''S'
ana their address will he cir-n - who VII cat
An candid men are invited make the eysein'tou 80 thAi
the nnocut may impo,ed upon by t'uersn' As
xnr,ipr. "a u,e " harsvar
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

Cou,rocN'. ExrEAcr sf SAe.'r>Siti, ,Ttvsry 80
b,rlJ n< cr.tocks ENrrsct Of Ssrs'psa i"r rGuiyis
h blood and er,uiny ut the system Ia thr srfns OF ihs
This e..r,c Is the best and ehesreS, ever rrard
prics boti. n Others cNaT-e S7'st'
IN. nf sid nnlN af ~ t'tn-'lani y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15
and adjourned al half past IL.

BoARDoF EDUCATION This Board met last eve
ming The Finance Committee reported adverse 10 GER
flying appropriation Yorkvile school, Referred
to Il Special Committee The same Committee reported in
OF appropriation of S2,I25 for the school
house In the First Ward. Adopted.
4 Special Committee, OF which Mr.. Skidnore was
Chairman made report the Bible In the Schools,
Sc. used in all the Schools in the Fourth Ward
and In all the Wards with two exceptions. State
the report relative 10 alleged abuses denied
by several the members II ordered 10 be printed
resolution requesting the Common Council TO instruct
the Comptroller 20 deposit the appropriations for School
money the credit OF the Ward efllrers. Adopted.
As this il the last Meeting of the Roard. Mr. NIco Of
resolution complimentary the course of the Pre-
sident, which feelingly replied to-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

RELEASE OF DoRRlres The Providence Gazette
that Messrs Bosworth and Heath are again
liberty. They took the oath OF allegiance Saturday
night last, and were discharged from custody.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

Hon J. B. DAWSON We are gratified 10 learn
from the New Orleans Republican, that this gentle
m.n, who has been SO dangerously III, Is now con-
Sidcred 10 be ON the recovery Bait. Argus
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

SUICIDE IF MuRpERESS We published an nc
count yesterday, of the commlltal 10 prison OF a
woman named Pennoycr. on the charge OF having
murdered her brother, q Mr Scudder, at Hoboken.
by administering arsenic The circumstances
which were developed subsequent 10 his death, and
III conduct OF the wretched woman, when charged
with the robbery OF dcceaSed's property, lett lltIle
doubt that, ncltcd by the demon of cupidity, she
had bruialy murdered him. Since her committal,
however, she had refused 10 answer any questions,
and last night she was locked up IN her cell IN the
county Jail al the usual hour, but upon opening the
door this mornlng, she was discovered suspended
over stove pipe, quite dead The deed was ac-
complished with her shawl, and The work oi Stran-
sulauon must have been paIntul IN the extreme,
and proved the determination OF the wreched wo-
man. She was d widow, exceedingly good look
ing, and not over thirty wears al age, Il Is SAID
Scndder has left snN about sixteen wears old The
utmost excitement prevails in the neighborhood.
The Coroner has been called 10 hold an inquest on
the body. Evening Mirror.
INCIDENTS OF TUE RAcE.-The race on Tuesday
was quite wnd-fal 10 our brother paragraphst,
on Long Island The BlooklyR Advertiserrecords
the following;
Two miniature casks of liquor walked overheard
al the South Ferr' in the afternoon carrying each the
body o; man with them
They were tished ou; in coed spirits.
couple of 6erv horses, about o'clock ran
away with Carriage containing ladies' who had been
10 the races The carriage contact with dir;
cart tore away the hind wheels and deposited ;he ladies
on the street SIX worth smelling salts the
ladies AL right.
\ Carriage containing Southern ladv-{CrsolsN
shattered by coming with another vehicle
Never mind that said the lady us She gathered herself
vp. ffou Mobile present AZ the racs
5000 and can aotd nee, with Al accident,
A posse of gentlemen horseback, came down
Fulton having their pocket books cJ 10 their hn
stocks. A token they were empty.
Another posser followed with hands full of loose
Bank notes. They were winners
A Young man, who had hired horse 10 go 10
rho Union Coarse Yesterday roGs the animal hard
he fell down in Pacific street nom pare exhaustion. After
an hours delay, he barely in CONDITION 10 DC led 20
the stable.
An apple woman on her way 10 the race course
IN cart; Tuesday morning requested The driver 70 let
her wSS short cis Sce, she too much crowded
She bad hardly reached the ground when she dev
cred OF inc boy and. few minutes afterwards. Of
hearty girl
About every tenth man that returned from the
races the al Fulton street, after four O'clock
intoxicated, and hall the remainder fudded.
!, is rumored that one man in New-York bet or
Fashion to the sn,oun; OF $4,000.
A company of Southeruers came down Fulton
street about ocack, performing cavalry exercise The
command OF one OF their number They were winners
and Of course appeared highly els,ed.
Any quantity ef wrecks OF carriages and led
horses were seen coming down Fulton street during the
afternoon and evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15
THE TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY Is, 1875
CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE

CONTENTS Ot IHE WEEhLI lhlDCNE
PoR THE PRESENT WEEK.
l. PoLIRY.-A Letter Madeline. by VIM Wallace
SpriuS. BY T. Wall.
II. EorTonALThe Oregon Question; Dnties and Pr'ees-
Iron; The Convention; Demand and Pf'ces. Popular
Rixh.,-R.form: Ths Pos.Of Reform. &c &e
III, NEws-From Earope; From Msreo Foreign Cores
pondenee of The Tribune-The New Reformation IN
Germany. Letters from Havana Letter from lfeland;
New-York Legisls,urr, &c
w MI.cErLLSEou,--Tke Observation-Disclosures oil
III. Institution for the Blind; American Home Mis-
.ioaary Society; New-York Bible Society; American
Protestant Society; American society for Meliorans
the Condition OF the Jews; A. B. e. Of Foreign Mis-
,ons; Exhibition OF the Institution for the Deal and
Dumb; American Temperance Union; The Christian
Alliance.-RsYsws Of New Works. &c &c
V. COMMERCIAL IsrELLIoEscE.-Stocks. Money. FRO
duce SC
Single copies wrappers for the Mails can be OBJ
taiped at the desk. Price 6, cents
~ TERMS-s2 per year. All subscriptions payable IN
neIibIy in advance. Address
GREELEY & McELRATH. 30 Anns'teet
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

o. Justice SUTHERLAND died al 6 =. NJ. on Tues
day.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

-D.tls,'sPu> ENrR,CroS. sold = y CogttlsrGs,i
,tHNLF PKlCs.. and " ,Ns,>TSp GENUINE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

x,, D,,,,yyR,-By hich II, stove piPs> gates
- IN, ~ black with Is utul polish c5eh hcv
S -. ,rnlic,or = Year IL keers stoves sad prS' ou
fr,tin. Sold o>iN at p tcnrlHnd 'trrvi,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

5o- Rome. Oneida Co. has elected the entire
Whis ticket for Charter officers.
o. Ne@6r~gh held her Charter Election on the
9Th The regular Whig ticket succeeded by an
average majority OF l60.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

- ,;,,,,,J' It.li,n Ne,cerd Sc,p sold y Court
l,ndt street AZ hsIrp price. VIZ twenty i've cents
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

~ We wouhi refer all persons an cited with sny aection'
on F,rst Page. nFIS ih'