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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

arc of September, 1894 when twenty collars rss
RENTED to him to pay his travelins eH Pense' ws
an ,our Of political duty in the counties OF >ira'o
oa schenecisdv' Oneida. Onondaga and MsGi-oa'
where he was engaged for some week. IN di'Iiou''
inc docnments. addressing public meeting-' cores
pondar with CON a.see. &c The writer never IRE. re,
rre;red compeusaticn from any committee and
durinc the whole con,es; only mall part OF ~ 70
Yelling expenses were borne BY the Ps1y o ,a-'
really insufficient for tins purposse 80 n lane
10. bu, il wa. never paid becau-e not more 'i'n
a ouar,er OF !; was ever raised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

The Louisville papers which reached a. by yes
ssrday's mail. brough, the iidings Of the DIATH
or orr JAcKsos a, the Hermitage on Sunday
evening sth inst at the advanced age Of seventy
eight years. This occurrence, though long expecs
3D. will excite dsep sensation throughout he coun
Try
We shower no indiscrimina,e, unrneening eoIo
sies on the departed. For the iron energy OF VIII
the inAexibity Of purpose the unshrinking courage
of Gen. Jackson we have all due respect We have
ever esteemed him a man who, whatever his ianfs'
loved and sough, 10 serve his country. And yet from
the day when we first became acquainted with III
fsctsrespecting his memorable Eruption INTO orioa
his capture ofthc Spanish posts imprisonment OF ID
authorities and hanging Of traders with the ilans
We have no, doub,cd-how could We that ~
was q man too rash, TOO reckless, 100 viocnt-'oo
ready 10 stretch authority 'ad arrogaie power
be safely entrusted with the responsibilities OF eN
sItad station. The experience Of our manhood ma
confirmed the impressions Of early youth and now
when we contemplate the wreck OF 'ne S.fo's
bulwarks Of Civil Liberty an6 National r ann "fnc'
was caused by his refusal 10 sustain the supreme
Courts most righteous aiirmance OF the invoiaoii.
OF the Cherokee territory IN Georgia ana py d"
MANY kindred prostrsti,ns If Judicial and Legisia
tive authority at the foostocl Of Executive power
when we shuddcr a, the deprivation Of public morale
and CORFU ton Of Popular Suffrage which has been
created By his most and unprovokcd Pro-
scription Of political opponents throughout his Pre-
sidential career-w,c, reflect on the long array
Of umrpations and ,c's Of violence which marked
his rule. and III terrible lcgacies of disorder CRIME
and calamity they have left to the present and '''dfe
generations. w. rejoice and are thankful that We
never never ior on moment aided 81 consented 70
his most unfortunate elevation'ast We never ccaso'
70 exert in opp ion to biz policy all the li'e pow"
., vve po..e,se1 I. and that we were enabled 10 cas-
bal)o,-not v,iriy for u.s. though, alas inenec'"
.llv for the county ,-agains, MS reelection
Bot W. leavs the biography OF Gen jackson It.
bis friends true and searching history oil his IA
p,in;stration .ould show that, though his own dc
fscts of ,enper and character were deplorable the
sd,s xbicb the Country has suffered and IL yet To
susr from that despotc rule are in Justice less attn
butsble TO him than 10 the sycophants who twincd
s,ound him. the vermn who crcpt INTO the " h''
House a, his Inauguration. and abused his conn
dercc and his mex pcriencc 10 the promotion OF Their
own base, sordid ends. We hope some friend com
petept "a the task Of thus Wind cating him VIII YET
perform the duty to his memory and to the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

s,Nn.' s,Rs.PARiLL,-The skin is sometimes dscooFet
without bn4 absolutely hloclcd or rimQed, and 10 'deh
,ies No well ~ 10 confirmed cu'aneous dnse,s- SANDS
,ARsaP.sffL, ~ speedily restore me hechy alp'@Hes
rare-.lrv to comrine.- Ulcers of all kinds, ncn
lrofo1s of the most rrent tyrc~. r'nefay zeal
and ccarkc IA the OF few weeks under ne my.
.ca Df his extraordinary nui.sepc. II may De gwen saey
if season. and IN all climates, 10 irdivina!, ~ az sse-
Favored b. the isgcsaiion OF Aud Pruslt,fcsh hss
hitherto been successful beyond The hopes OF " Pro
nreio ana has been found OF gea use m diseases Nha
Lev had not expected i would suhdle
Prepared ana sold. wholesale and retail, by \ u "
SANDS Whoe-ale Driggsfs ~ Fulton street. New sofh
so1 80 a. rs Broadway u East Brosiway and BY ps
yss generally throughout the United Ssies Prics e. pa
loul.. SA bouis tor 81
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IMPROVED GALyANrc RINGS.

Y d. :. CEElcHfON's INfsovtp " @rs,.d-hs ss
TEIc aSD MAGNETIC RiScs-withouttn ne US ,i~- BIC
now been before an eng heued pubic sure ,S
Earore and u TIL country, 10 convncs ins ID osw.
l1d un5e l-viDz u her utility and wonde''4''S
er. 10 removing al chronic diseases. -. P.-se,
Sold al the very low prce OF ihfee sh .s' -, was,
.h gold, PLAIN AMI chased, 81 81 - M sI dlsccss
"a irou bout tie United STAIRS BON Ds ~ e,sA
Nil BE- made All orders mus, lie accompeAe. =, New
,ldgei,e-. a. DR.. 7. >. Gre. hfOu, l3 Fal'oh'"e-
Yors care OF A. Z. HaAock X Co. a, -
B. Tie Rings NAY be ssn, oy mail 10 any H..s,sws
United slassa ~ S""
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Court Calendar.

SUPERIOR CotRT-Nos ., - % 81. -. - - -.
- -, 4, o. 81, 20, o. 10 % 90 H. II, a. ~ o.
70
CIRCUIT CorRr-Nos. IL "a, %, lOl, lOd 40 III,
~. l32, 81. 30
CooMoS PLEAs-Sos. u, -, "A, u, H. H. T. 10
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

MORg PRoog-heai fhe certificate Of Mr. Lnndi
Having tr-ei The virtue Of Offiige BAN Oi ouMos,
from n COurand.-free preventing The lar ron 'Sias
out mad causing new grOw al hair o rrss Ia hsf pae
ana irduccd D make known my owneNptiienee, "a ofd6
LAT others may profit by b.
some Time since ny hair commenced falling ont and 70
continued until u had nearly entirely disappeared IN eeA
nars ofuy head Undue ng the fear OF ufa badns-s ln
.-e circumstances induced fo Try pidrd sc- Ba-n
III Coiubiap of which procured one bottle and wbc
Applied according dirrcuus Tie ben, Ne al Effects "cs
.on apparent lnd before bod used one hail ne cunn.
f h. bottle was constrained 30 award % his c,ebrticd
Hair Restorative nl the merit claimed FOR BY the lroPfc
uf IN my c4sr Olerafei llAe charm, producing Aepr
sc, results which neutrality-suspicious. and fesar 1on-
Nv lar which was rapidly disappearing before con
neacri hc use II The Balm ceased from filling oct sad
aud vigorous growth caused, o supply pfe
ID. f's locks OF which hal been -hOrn =
kndrrhook, May i7ii. 1910 LAWRENCE 'LaNDI
Sull ONLY n cOuril midst AMI by DR. tield cornrd
rhlt-avenue aud Teu'h't 40 in rooaiya, iS9 fahoss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

" Ga, prediction respecting ?amos Ethiopian Opera
Company las he-l fully verified They lad crowded
house ss; night and her performances appreciated By
numerous and fashionable aud ence Pamos Issare .,
Without exception, he best ventilated IN h. City ana We
eel convinced thai the discriminating portion 81 our eoflh
ai,y VII give merit ia due Dy palron.zns lie above Aenie
company during heir so,olrr Ia Ills city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

PORTABLE SHAVING C,sFsTie SUBSCRIBER 70 me a
eete. and finished variety of he above oneI "A 10
.rsveag rhc CONTAINING al that necesssry 70, -
with lie addiiiou OF TIC M,fdc Iablf NfoP, 'Oi
ana Ssepng RsI0rs 10 ne most perfect osler s,s,v
g. sALNDEHSk son. ~ bnsssuxe .
,af41, "a opposite iIOwzIds N.Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

Isaac A. HEDGrs. Surveyor and Inspector OF the Re
venue at Il Louis. Missouri vice Oliver Harms re-
moved
THOMAS J. CAN'T. attorney for the United states ior
me district o., Missouri William II. Mcpherson re-
moved
EDwARp " GREEN Deputy Postmaster at New'bed
ford Massachn.c ,ts vice simeon Bay, removed
WILSON KNOTT Deputy Postmaster az Newark New
Jersey vice Jno J. Plume removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17
Death Of General jackson.

VIZ publisbed an Extra yo sterday afternoon con
..;r,. tho following account from the Louisvill,
Jomrnal and the Louisville Democrat. so Tar as We
lnoyv The Tribune was the only paper in this cit
which published any thing in relation TO this event
We sold several thousand copies of our Extra ar
might have sold many more had we not been con
p,ed to stop presses for our regular Daiy cdi'
Dr.1u OF GrSFRAL JACKsOs.-An express br
lived here this morning from Nashville, with intel
igcnce that this eminent MN died az the hcrmith..
on Sunday last, at o'clock, T.. NJ. Tie had swooned
in the morning and. for time, was suppo-cd TO h
dcad but he soon afterwards revived MS oea'i
will no doub, create great sensation throughout the
country. i'o 'o'' "''
Grsrn4I J.cxsos Is DrAD.-Thc tenn OF hi
sxentful life closed ON Sunday evening last. al NJ,
o'clock On Sunday morning the report r.ache1
Nashville. that he had expired, owing TO his havln
tainted away in the attcmP; 10 remove nm rom NJ
chair to his bed.
He. however. recovered, for few hours. shor'
time before his death. he took an aicciona'e ca',
of bis friends and domcstics, retaining TO he las' M
senses and intellect unclouded. lie expired VIII
The utmost camness, expressing the highest conn
dence in happy Immortality through Redeemer
General Houston landed at Nashville at half past
ak on Sunday evening. and set of IN haste to ,h'
Hermitage but was met by the physician who IN
Eormed him that the General was no more
We received this intelligence from Col j. {, FL
drcdge, who accompanied Gen Houston from Tex
A.. and who il now on his way 10 Washington City
The simple announcement OF tins melancholy
though long expected event, will excite the decpcs
emotions in the hearts Of the American people The
memory Of jackson belongs TO his country. Her his
tory will contain the record of his valuable service
his sterling patriotism and nations gratitude "
be his monument.
The funeral we understand, was TO have 'akei
place yesterday morning. lLouis'iie Dem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

Tourr AKTicLEs--Rszors of the mo-. III SPAS.
nsSer. warranted large variety Of Iocih ss ~
NJ yraslss: Perfumery Washing and sis'bs ma
M he bes, quality. e. exceedingly low pnces 49,
Cream for Shaving which MAKES the sesi o.s a,,ngf
sold IL only 81, cents pot. 81 q. sAt N pos
and manufacturer VI the hsislie IaDe' S''f xilr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17
TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE

FIRST TAGE-Literary Notice The Poets anu Poetry
Of Europe, with extracts Religious Items weather
Crops SC; Miscellaneous Items.
FOURTH PAGx-News Items Commercial ana MONEY
Matters; Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17
Springfield Gazette
~ a, FdD0r OF 7Re Trlbuae ;

IL ne Editor Of The Tribune
SIR. have jus, noticed with pleasure. eomnun'ce'
non in your paper OF the ninth inst il which some men
non il made Of the delightful music enjoyed by ne rec
dents in the vicinity of Rroome and Mercer streets You
correspondent. by his praise OF the performers ma
gven undoubied proof Of hs musical taste aud ieens
b, he has omitted to what IN justice TO the repu
ta,ion Of deserving artist should be known to the pnt
lie viz: that the director and leader OF these deg1tfu
..renades Is Allan Dodworih Esq a gentleman who's
fame deservcdy great among all admirers Of ns'ra
mental music. II may not perhaps be- improper TO say
that Mr. Dodw0rth j. the manufacturer and paionce Cd
all the instruments used u his band and all who have
heard their magnificent tone will go with me n the as
-eron that they uncqualed. In olluding TO Mr. d.
performances would particularly express my adrnra
ZION Of the style which portions OF the music Of The
Lucia di Lammcmoor were performed ON the occasion
of our last treat" Ny impression was heightened by
the not uniayorab.e comparison which Mr. Ds petorm-
uce sustained with the beet efforts OF the late excellent
orchestra Of the Italian Opera NJ Palmos Should an!
one suppose thi, need praise" too great he may sat
.f himself by hearing the Band ~ the Atlantic Garden
nm ,,yo evening, Of the week muslCrS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

~ TIE BLIND FiDDLEE produced deep sensation a
he American Museum last night and WIZ ne hrnlcfi
Miaslre Great Western and others. drew large house
an WI. do Tie to-day and tbs evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

" DEAFNESS or IBg MOST Obstinate rArtts, -. 80
lyey cured BY the Use Of DR. FELIX G0Cesu0s
Drops, pay taken. Al 81 Wakerst fret sofe "a
jrOad~sy-l per fask. SEE certificates 81 cures |" I" -
% Nelr- s-.a-l.g. EeY.rc nL uase cn.nierc.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

- Our old Conservative friend W III. 'uiies II
turned out of the Kingston Post Office and one Laurence
Pan BnreR takes il The Van Burcns are IN great luck
about these days. Abel Hawkins Is T. ~ al ipsuai''
Mich vice VIM. X. Martin, (Whis) removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

- THE Posrrxr TrLLEx has returned 70 Pea,es NJ,
.eUn where che may be privately consulted q a. ou'a 81
he day and evening reg srdns pasl present. ad faufs
events In addition 10 superb company OF performers
Il engaged who gvs splendid entertainments hs evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June II. lsl5.-Noticc
hereby ven that the interest on the United states
loans Of li2 ami -i3 payable the Isl day OF July
next will be pad at the following repositories VIZ -
Washington D. c. Rark Of Metropolis Baltimore, Ches
apeake Bank Philadelphia. Philadelphia Bank New
York Bank Of America Boston. Mcrchauis' Bank.
z J. MAAkER secletary Of The Treasury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

" Dr. FrLix GouRAUD's lrALAs NEDlcsrse S S,.
or lie cure u al skin diseases be bal only a. ne "
Depot 81 WALKER street riFsr store FROM brosc"H'
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subscriptions Received to the Daily Tribune

We were rather lar-h!y treated. weeks since In
Card from the proprietor Of the " Pe"t Fsrgo2fe Perais-
luton Ban. Joot" diai.ng tie ignorance of EclOr-
and ler readiness give their worfess opinions on u-i
ters they did understand. We made reply then, and
We trust DO yruvO1e fresh rebuke by mefer
ng o-e interested In Bank AMI SAFE Locks eld lie
certificates Of Cashiers advertised ia snOl~r column
Tribune
These certificate which viii also be found IN our id.
versing columns fully justify the position u the Tn
bune we believe Jones Combination Lock i me only
lock known which has not been ylcked-and which, We
feel assured after witnessing many trials with Some
knowledge Of its construction never can be-
Newark Daily ADV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

DrcHiSsoy CoLLE6E.-The commencement a,
this Institution occurs the 9th OF July. Hon. b. 2
Butler viii deliver me address before the literary socie
tee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

SICK HEADACHE CUkID-Dr r. spohn. Remedy ~
* Headache has been proved by actual nsl 10 be seei
sn and hal m.iy for this distressing comoan,
Jingle dose i afford astonishing rei.f .n The most aga
yatti cisr.. sold only AZ ?. Cnurfland-sfreeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

LIBERTY CoSvEsrioN.--The southern ana
Western Liberty Convention met AZ the Tabernacle
Yesterday. IN our city. The attendance was large
aud the holsc well filed.
ON mo,ionof : p Chase. Samuel Lewis was called
10 the Chair and Thomas II Hes'on appointed sec
Rotary. pro ten. a business committee was ap
pointed DIR. Brisbane. Chairman
While this Committee was out letters Mere rad
from TX Gov. Seward, Horace Greeley, E.!ihn bur
rili, Judge jay, {. ". Clay good oea ol uis, "a
isfarfon wa. manifested al Mr. Greeleys letter. DR..
Bailey here explained that hi views had been asked
Tor and iha, they had been given in frank manly
STYLE. The Business Committee repor'u r.toH''
u.nding Jan,es q Rirpey a. President OF the Con
ventiOn, no, after reading the cal o' the Ooh'eH
ton made a brief Speech.
George u, Clark then sang Liberty son5.
The following officers were then elected -
Ylcc PrssidsHrs-Iudse stevens o. lndisha SsniIs.
Lewis OF Ohio Ro5er, Hannah OF Penn James ID
Dickey Of Illinois. =, , ~,
SsTs;aries-Thonss Heaion Of Cincinnati VI X hui.
Of Indians, Russell Errst of Penn
The Convention will be continued today
fC;ncnnst Gazette, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

~ CuEr YoUsssLf o. THE PiLfs by he zee n ne .sn
lile Hays Linmemf This celebrated remedy alssys q
Ircfur Soil al "A Tourflsnft--freef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

~ C0NNEL's MAGICAL P.IS ExrEscros, rom u
CORTLAND street, VIII cure the following complaints
Burns. Old Sores, FryspeU
S-tlds. Tender Feet Plles
Cmlbain, Sore ives Chsps g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

~ AL RHfr.,ric AFFECTIONS numbnes% connse'e..
chords and muscles, stf joints, sweiings praEs ~ s -
nbs. are positively and permanently cured oy ~ 80 ~
he Indian Vegetable Elixir and LinimeDi from Sy.l.
and-, These are facts that cannot be Disputed esaon
I'd 10 the face u the deepes, prejudice now 81 ps'''''
sh0 prefer can be- cured Of he above d.seeses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

~ D,lLFY's f0ngiual Rnd geuuine) PAS ExTsacros-
sod n Il Conn anii-.Ifesi d bali pnce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

LATE FROM MrxrCO AND HAvATA.-Ne are IN
debied o. Capt Parkinson OF the Mexican Steamer NeP
tune arrived this pori Yesterday for ME Of Havana
papers 10 the ID inst. inclusive.
The b. Mai Nedrdy arrived - lia' ana on tle
-th iu,f from Vera Cruz which port she .e let Instant
having on board Gen SANTA Ana Lady and family VINO
were bani-hcd from Mexco; they were going 10 Nene
zuela The Br Mail steamer De also arrived ~ tia' ana
-,b inst. with Gen rr-srAuExrr on board, his wsy
10 Mexico.
The Havana papers say that IN their Mexican mes ,he
md nothing touching the difficulties shout leNa;-"hich
certainly indicates great moderins Of tne '1rI.n' u
Mexican wrath.
difficulty had occurred with the French secretary OF
LEGATION and some Mexican soldiers Ia which the former
considered himself and his nation grossly insuied Inc
Secretary had required of the Government Of Mexico
rrnu redress fox the insult the punishment OF the
soldier. OF he would Immediately demand his passport
Charleston Mercury, 9TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

TT coosae mi ivpor,,s Ray Wa,rr-Layr f.5r' ~
lea fr!ce ~ cent?, Al Il cogrsndts'reet A.o. ~ ~
Naifs .lcoui,fc C1i certain cure for DEAFNESS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17
Characteristic Note from Chapcellor hent'

NJ. Kent be-s leave to return bis thanks 10 DR..
Turner Tor Dck~on's Principle OF the Cnrono 4 er
maj system OF Medicine He has dipped INTO Il
very specifically. but has read enough 'parsim to
SAY that i, contains very interesting Views OF 81
ence OF which Mr. X. processes 10 DC Nery ignorant
and speaks Of i, with great ditdence he i one OF
tha, class Of persons who never bad much faith IN
physic and has rarely permitted himself 70 De suo-
iec, to It's discipline and has always had great hor
ror a, the peruicious practice OF blood letting and
prefers cold water efu-ion. simple diet, temperance
exercise and cheerfulness TO the whole maieria me
dica- By this means AMI with the blessing OF Provi-
dence he has enjoyed uninterrupted health from
early life 10 This dsy. and he will be = in July
He thinks tbs, DR. Dickson's book L calculated 10
be very useful as well as very Interesting and he
avail. himself OF this opportunity TO assure DIR Tur-
ncr OF his very high respects.
UNIVERSITY OF VrRGIyIA-Ih he conna=aeerne en-!
Of the University Of Virginia VII lake plae on me i'n Of
July. Ahous the period OF tse afe disorders hs'y
ali LET. ye, more than hundred have returned and are
present pursuing their studes lie soc.ety Of Alumni
VII hold It's annual meeting upon me day Of the co-
nencemen, when VIM DAME. Of lynenourz VII de
liver the usual grafton VIM. c. Rives u - sA-d e. the
--oues, Of The Bosrd Of yis,ors VIII address the stu
dents. .AexAoonA ossesas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

70 GoURAUDs ir,LAS INDICATED soar sold y
Courilandt street Pnce osLY y cents. W,sswH'
|.E<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

II TIKI T00TH-AcHE CuKED IN all cases. by ne "ee'
Tooth Drops aud anodyne, sold al p Coufiisnd'iFest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

~ JosErH G.. EccLEsToN, Esq, Is the Whe
candidate for Congress in the Third District Of In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

r. CAssrs NJ. CIAr's True American, No e.
,eived Yesterday states that 500 extra copies Of thai
t.,,.l were absorbed Immediately on the appearance
H. sr,t number and thai the s, Of subscribers Is In
srs.sine rapidly at homo and abroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

r5~ Capt Croker, of the ship Loo Choo, which
arrived at this port yesterday from Canton is The bearer
of dispatches from the Emperor Of China to the Presi
dent of the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

. AFFECTING R.sosATIos-Gov. Van Ness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16
IT AftiL ARkA>t.tMkNr.- = IN
- ssi,:5 PENDENT OPPOSITION LINE be.s


will leave NewNcfk from pier North River ever rs,.
day Thursday and Saturday, a. O'clock ?. M-sna !.
turning vii leave Albany nom the pier footof ssies q,
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. al O'clock p N
For passage freish apply board ne 5osl " !,
George y Fsirchili Agent No. ~ Wesi-.L New.YorA
The Oregon he largest and tastes. boas on he Haa
sOn. 80
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second Board.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In ne Great Britain from Lirerpo9l-L de Meyer, Au
vustus 81 James Madame - James John Povey HOBO
Madame Otto Gusiavus Reithamer. Sir Henry Fitz Her
bert Mise NJ Fi,z Herbert, Miss + fil Herbert, Mr.
tchinson, NJ G Trsqusir, Mr. Cheeiham, Mr. Stewart
lady 4 children and nurse. Nr Whistler. Mr. Maury,
Mr sile Mr. Bsttersby Mr. " Hall Mr. McGregor and IA
dy Mr. Yale and lady Mrs Young Mr Logan, Miss Logan
Mr. Fory, Mr. Liitledsle. Mr. . Cbsiee, Miss Foster
M McCu,loch lady daughter and nephew Mr. Smith
and lady Mr. Calhoun. lady, children. 2 servants
and tutor. Mr. Oakley. Mr. Heath. Mrs Perry, Mr.
Dupuy and lady Mr. PaysOn. lady, children and ser
want Mr. Rhvenal, Mr. Whitman Mr. Brake, Mr. Morean,
Mr. JLevois Mr. Msrcbs, Mr. Denis, ID Cox, Mrs Leigh.
ton Mrs Nicholson and servant Mr. d Humbert Mr. Lii
Ter Mr. Higgin sr Mr. 1T Holdsworih. Messrs T Adams
Proper, " Leigh ID Smart w Williams. Cunning
Davyfbearer Of despaiches) Mr5haw, Bulow, LWsker
JE Barns, Thomas Sen'r. Thomas Jr. Bishop A hey
nolds Rev T Murray. Rev Timon, Rev MURRAY,
Rev Delcross Rev McAuey, Rev Ously Rev j
Sherlock Rev O'suivsn. Rev N Wheelel Rev
Ward Mr. Fleming Mr. Ryner Master w Riordsn
Miss Kate Kent Miss y Riordan, Miss Muckart-Iotal
los.
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uey and Mrs r. DYER