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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
MANUFACTURES AT TUE SOUTH.

The old manufacturers will very meet most rnl-
competition from the operators OF the South.
Nashville paper states
The Cotton AMI Wocl Factory cf Allison, MORAN Co.
Lebanon, this State, although Yet N IT'S ia!acy cp-
sutn-< annually six hunited bales ot Cotton aud $4,000
worth ri Wool. There So also At Lebanon two Besgue
Taetories which consume about $4,000 woriho Hemp
(SJ- Ii is the Morning -Neics that makes the sage
assertion at the outset above. So II seems thu, the
horrible monopoly Of the old manufacturers is
no monopoly at all, since every body is at liberty
10 share in IL and The States which have been rep,
resented as taxed and plundered by the Protective
system are actually enabled TO 'r,tia the old
manufacturers under that system This Is no
farther wrong in It's direction than the News COM
monty is on the other. We have abundant rcason
10 believe that there would have been three times
as MANY factories of all sorts commenced at the
South and West but for the apprehenslons enter
tanned of an overthrow Of the Tariff Let II be
generally understood that the Tariff is 10 be le;
alone, and all the business OF the country will so
adjust itself that i, will be impossible 10 make eXor
biant erof,s on one hand or be eXoybi,antly taxed
ON the other The West aud South will make all
their common fabrics and wares, buying only those
which require complicated and expensive machine
~ from the North, nor these unless they can be
bought cheaper than they can be made among
themselves
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
MARRIED:

Feb G.h, at Mansfield Warren Co. y. J. by Rev. NJ
Eastman, JOSEPH hedges. VI. ID. ofIope. 10 Miss ~
PA ANNA L0NGMAN, native OF tile island u Trinidad
Wes, indes.
4; Monsina, goth, Es3eri Cook, of this city, TO cno.
line +. DcniSoR.
At Albany, 10th. John II Van Alstyne TO Mary Jane
Lindsay l9ih. Thomas Mil 20 Ellen Reed; l3th Robert
W. Lowher, OF New York, To Elizabeth q dfcld.
At Batavia, l2t, David Smith To Rachel VI Lowber.
At Sanandaisua, 9TH Joseph e. Wycoil TO Mary Jane
Anderson.
81 Geneva l2h, Charles ~ Cook 10 Maria La. Dey.
At Syracuse 2h, William smith to Mrs Henrietta {.
Keller.
Al onondaga 18th, Wm Thompson to Matilda Brown.
At Norwich, u. Y. llil VIM, Morse To lanthe ioag
1t Watertown, 10th, j. C. Burbank to Evelyn ;. De
lano.
At Trenton, 18th, Isaac johnson to Mary Lawrence;
9Th, James II. Larew 10 Mrs Rachel Case.
At Washington. 10Th, james Williams TO Sarah r. Moore;
18Th. James Wescott 10 Harriet Ann Calvert.
Al Portsmouth, y H. l2h, Robert Parker, OF Delhi, y.
y. to Staiirl NJ PerrepOnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
COLLECTION or THE REVENUES
c-,.,r,,.--s ~ Tie Tribuae

WssHfSGToN, FEB. %. i5tp.
The extrayagant and enormous expense which
attends the colrc;Iou of the revenues OF the United
States ought 10 be more ssneTaIy understood py
The country. From statement presented to the
House TO-DAY in debate, on the general aPproPrla-
ton bill /. appears there are more tnaa seventy col
lection districts. IN which the amount OF salaries
paid 10 officers exceeds the whole amount OF Gu
lies collected. by upwards Of $4,000 per annuEa
In many of these districts the Collectors receive
salaries ranging from iC90 10 >-,10O, Whist many
of the s,1horiin3trs receive from S1t0 10 Sl0n per
annun. II u also well known thai IN some OF the
districts portion the Offices ar slaecures, and
thousands are drawn from the Treasury IN coH-
pensa;ion for mere nominal services. Indeed 2
raio-itr Of The officers seem 10 consider II heiF
Chief duty to manage political affairs and SUPPORT
the oar,v IN power by the Use OF their oiilela !nfi,
ence and eInolumenis. An amendment was eiiefso
TO the Appropriation Bill by MI Hunt OF New
York reducing the salaries OF Collectors 10 sou N
districts where they collect less than S3;Wo, ana
TO 6 Osl where they collect Jess than Slu,Gu OF
duties, and also reducing the salaries OF snoefal-
mates But the amendment. so obviously !us', on
PRINCIPLES OF public virtue and economy, and ny
which the country would save mors than S7J:VVO
per annupl. was rejected BY this Loco-Foco Con
sress. Il Is pregnan. commentary upon tle
clamorous professions oi economy. IetTenchfheh'
and reform, in which the majority OF ih- House 50
os,enratlors!y indulge but which they always re-
fuse 10 practice when the pubic veal comes III con-
fct with the patronage and macn!neTy oil ~. p'4'y'
'''0' ynurs RIcHELGEU.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
DIED:

on Saturday evening, after short and severe illness,
JOSEPH HOMIE only OF John Sutphen aged II
months aud II days
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
tend his funeral Monday afternoon. Gath inst. hf
O'Clock, from No. s5 lienry-srcc without further iny.
taiion.
on Wednesday, Feb. l9th CHARLES, son Of Wm II.
and Caroline 1intnrn, aged months.
Al the Franklin House, in this city, Friday evening,
2ls instant ot congestion Of the braln Hon. HENRY w
DWIGHT Ills remains were taken for nieTnen 10
Siockbridge, bass. his late residence.
1t his residence IN hloomDgdale, the morning Of The
22d, FRANCIS SHEPHERD HERMAN, laie Of New Or
leans, III III Both year OF his age.
2lst, Mrs. Catharine Humphreys, 81.
18Th. Charles Mntun. mos,
18Th. Rcbccca ". Drnkcr, u.
At IansngbGrgh. 81 Esther ". winchester %
1t IIcrkimGr. 18TH 3irs. Eizabetli Lake. 70.
MWest Schuyler, Ill., MIS-. Agnes DE Forest, OF New
York, 5S.
A;Cazcnovla. ltth. Elizabeth rostiewhIie, sc.
Al .Aiblny 18Th, Mrs. Julia Watson %,
At Geneva. !7tli Jane f. Frushour, H.
IL LIvon.a, lOtl NEHEMIAH oLMSrED, a. n solder
OF ihe Revolution.
AZ Owego, liti, Mrs. Mary Bacon, IS.
~ Pittssed- Otsego CoShh, Col. Rouse CLARK 81
In Jefferson Co stl JAMES GLOYD, soldier of tie
RcGulutiOn, AGED So
At Brownvile. y. Y. Mrs. Eliza s. cA,hcart. 3s.
AZ tCa'sk!!. 10th, Elizabeth L. wey, 30
at Noble, ili ChauDcey r. COwell, Of P0ngikeepsle
NY.
At Philadelphia Eth, John Jordan, IS 18Th. James
Williams, -; ly, Ana Ferguson. 81 Margaret BeiGer,
IS.
Al aurora H. Jan. Is, Mrs. Layina B. Parsons Of Ge
Eeya, NY
At Washington, 9it, Mrs. Harriet Ann we,cot, %
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
Loss OF suEscRIPTI0y BOOKS.

r. We lost b the fire a Subscription Book which con-
tanned part of the list of Southern subscribers 10 tie
Weekly TrIRe received Ut this Office previous the
eenth day ofoctober last Also Subscription Book con-
tanning small portion Of the Of subscribers
so'tA and Eest c Ahang in ne ste NJ Ner-Y Ycrt the
H.5t7a par; OF Vermont, 50yae,n Cio Eo,ern Indiana
and f'leyn NaoS and Of Iora, Wisconnn ard Michigan.
The Nal Books containing the hny weeks subscribers 0.
last year and the 10 months subscribers tie present year
for the above named States and Districts saved.
ronastcrs win greatly obAge BY forya: ding the
names of Subscribers these points and the time r
which they have paid. Ill Mall Book. for the DAILY
Tribeme sayed and mis- Of. Weekly tut
the above described.
We VIII keep enough papers hand TO supply those Of
on. subscribers whose names we have lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

THE WEATrER.-On Saturday evening, about 6
o'clock, commenced a rain, as warm, copious and
mild as an April shower. Ii tcontinued with slight
interruptions. until 10 o'clock last night, when the
clouds departed, and the moon and stars had fair
look at the wet side OF our planet. The snow had
nearly all disappeared before, and now the heaps Of
solid ice wlnch distracted the street crossings are
in The last stages oi decay. We were told yeser-
day that boat went up the River on Saturday as
far as Poughkecpsie, and unless cold snap visiis
us very speedily, navigation will open 10 Albany.
The Albany Argus OF Saturday says" Yesterday
the air was ike summer, Though the water CON
,inues TO rise very slowly, the ice still holds firm
Yesterday sleighs crossed 10 Greenbush."
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
srpF.IOR CorRT
Before Judge AARON y.,NDEaPorL,

Before Judge AARON N.iNDEaPOEL,
Eralam lTla0Hh vs. John r. Gdifed and f'iScS Sdyre.
Mr. wimartn claimed TO have owned tn lease OF The
Eaznar in Crosbystrcet, which WAS sold under execution
NJ ihe sui; of Weed vs. Cowan, and the then defendants
ners, Sold having been bought by Mr. Ga;teld for SSOU
Mr. Sayre was counsel IN efforts 70 obtain possession ana
ppe to various Judges who considered that they had ~"
in the case rs applied for The present action
= 10 recover damages for rrcgulry of proceedings
and for malicious prosecutions. The Court. after argument,
deci ed that Nr ta;ield had perfect right 10 purchase
and that the proceedings his part and that OF Mr. Sayre
were le!a NuGsuit allowed
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
ruE WHlGS oE BRooKLYN.

To the Editor Of The Tribune:
Can you tell US what the Wings of the City OF
BROOKLYN are about? Are they not sleeping al
their postsl Why will they not get up Wing tick
cts throughout Tor their Charter Election I tor
one. wiki many Of NY Wig friends, will most as
suredly vote the Democratic ticket rather than the
Native American. So il behooves them 10 be up
and dong. and not let the Charter Election go by
default and tarnsh the good name achieved
last fall. BEoo@I.YNlrE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
curap POSTAGE BILL.

while the merchants are looking win anxltly
ohanee 80 important 10 their interests, and the
people at large, including those few who wrlie no
Ist,ers are demanding i, as a matter oi justice, we
look on II with interest in literary regard VIII
twice as many, or ten times as many letters be
.yr,t,eo. when correspondence Is less expensive
Measure than at present? Here then Is another tax
IN the intelIec;s OF our devoted people; already
tfey almost all, write for the press; now, beside,
t,ey are 10 carry on this immense correspondence
The empire which our people seem determined to
orasn from sea 10 sra is TO be pierced with canals
and railroads, till there IS scarcely green nook OF
shady lane left for the retirement OF lovers and
noe,s: newspapers are 10 fu,ter into the lowliesi
hats with every breeze lectures on all the arts and
sciences are to be given hourly for penny an
entrance; Inc Infinite divisbty OF sects is TO be
proved by the infinitely active acuteness oil dispu-
tauts; the Magnetic Telegraph is TO bind pole win
pole in lively intercourse Of gossip and repar'ee !;
the collision OF character from every region VII!
demand mercurial temperature to melt the varI-
ous elements into one mass; 10 short, lie as IN
tense a communication more rapid, than peTvaded
the little State Of Atca in lis day OF glory, IS 10 be
established throughout this vast country. How all
that is necessary is TO be learned and DONE even IN
the most superficial way, we do not yet see. Not
only there is m, set to human strength and acil-
yity. but from the pressure of care and excitement
which has already began to de'erorate the race
from generation to generation here, II arrives un-
usually quick with us.
And now, in addition 10 all the other demands
upon our energies, comes this inducement 10 write
many and long letters. Yet there is one good
thing about it this private literature Is likely to be
more sincere, more characteristic, than that which
| is designed for the public. When books are to be
placarded in letters TWO inches long, so that TIE
most ardent runner cannot help reading their titles
| if no more, letters where there Is more OF family
sacredness, genuine affinity and untarnlshed senil-
ment may be useful countercheck. And yet we
fear that these, TOO, will become mere gaze'tes
and circuars. We know distinguished person,
all whose letters have tina, air. If at any crsis a
particularly pointed expression occur TO hm all
his friends may be sure TO find in the letters adj
dresseI ! to each That is like the gentleman who
sen, three similar Valentines TO three ladies' on the
same day. GLOW happy woud be with either?
All grant, bright genius Of America, that, IN be-
coming universal we lose cot the fine favor OF III
diyiduaGy that, in our rapid passage over the
outlines OF so many objects, we be not quite
eg,ranged from their secret soul, quite unlniormed
Inv their vital energy, *
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

SIXTEENTH WARD TEMPERANCE SocIErr.-The friends
OF Temperance in the Sixteenth Ward have paise-
worthy example by organizing themselves into society
aud taking vigorous hold Of tie work they propose 10
compish In order proper division ofanor and
responsibility the Ward has bcsn divided twenty
TONS and the Executive Committee (auihor
ize 10 obtain ,he aid Of volunteer eihermae female
las been appointed each, whose duty Is visit their
respective sections and by aecoua,e persuasion, 10 al
in e!r power induce the members each family sub
scribe The pledge whether they have previously given Il
their slncio or not their labor> be completed ard
turns made as soon practicable. The Society viii
tutously distribute, from time time, suitable tracts and
temperance publications. their fund; Will PERMIT They
have also addressed Circular e Clergy c ali deGon.
inations in the ward requesting each - preach
more Temperance diseoursos from their respective pulpS,
At such time may hes; suit their own convenience with
10 The elspng three months; and Committee. have been
or VIII be appo ned visit I'll the Sabbath schools in The
Ward for pari.Ose Of cooperating with the suPerln
,cndeus ana teachers n presenting he subject OF Temper
ance 10 the children, JAMES Cook. President; Z
Phelps and others Vice Presidents; Lewis + Jackson
lof.ce % Third tvenue Cor. Secretary; \. y Demnan
23e West Nineteenth street, Treasurcr Norman White
Chairman Of The Executive Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24


Having been employed professionally 10 examine BaEs
Intelr Ink without prepantion manufactured by toi',
Linn = Harris, have submitted the ordinary and
chemical aud d. not hesitate TO pronounce Il ureriorD
any other delihe ink without PREPARATION that has come nn'
der INV notice b. following te rectous for acc0mIl
nyi tic lux produces uniformly deep black color which
qnanied with the composition which dennt from that
Of other 9ks, do 20; believe thai It can possibly prove NJ
furious ,lc delicate fabric which may be applied
a conclusion fuy subs;antiied by my experiment..
JAS. {. BOOTH Prof Chem At the Phil. High school
and of ap lied Chemistry at the Franklin Institute.
Messts. Porrs. Linn y HARHIs, Philad. f2l Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

CAur,oS TO TlAvELgES,-Thev is . variety OF
hule Gakanic Batteries, set on, in Broadway, with
shining knobs which look quite innocent; but If
any oae handles them, he is excessively shock
ed We were much amused tie other morning
a, the sigh, Of whole gang Of little ragged boys,
stationed around one of these batteries, who SEEM
ed TO ENJOY this shocking affair nightly hwas
inca, and drink to them
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

70 RoUssELL's SHAVING CKEAsi--This delight
ia preparation unequae srg al otersoaps r
emol!irnt consistency o it, ahe which soitens the beard
S 10 render shaving pleasant AID easy. has bern exhibited
io COMPETITION at tie Fair Of tie American institute, aud
there awarded silver medal aud diploma Also sivtrmrd
al a, Tie franklin stiJute Philadelphia aEd another at
late far in Boston g. Saunders Broadway cole Agent
fox New-Yor.. fl7zg.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24
coRoNER's OFFICE.
SATURDAY.

DEATH FROM IsTE,tPEKAycE AND EIr0sURE.--The Core
held inquest At No Fulton street, tthe porter
house kept by Alexander MeClure the body OF Martin
Toker native OF New York, Of Incorporate habits De-
ceased had har-keeper said house. but dis
charged days since for nismperanee and conilnuing
ABOUT thre with cough and pain In biz breasa. ne Sat
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS. Paris National
of 30h January states, that the project OF Trans
atlantic line OF Steamers has been abandoned and
the ships built have been transferred 10 another ser
vice. The Minister of Marine has suppressed the
Steamship Bureau This movement will undonb-
edly be the occasion for serious discusso in the
Chambers. The announcement Of the National is
looked upon as official
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

a. The Cotton and Wool Factory Of Allison.
Morgan L Co. al Lebanon, in this State, although
vet in It's Infancy, consumes annually SIX hundred
bales of Cotton, and $40, coo worth OF Wool. There
are also al Lebanon two bssging iactories, which
consume ahou, $40, 900 worth OF hemp.
Nashville Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

BosroN MrMcIpAL ELEcroy.-As we aniicipa-
ted, the trial on Friday resulted in the choice for
Mayor of Thomas A. DAVIS, the Native candidate.
His majority (ofiicia) was only 50 votes This re-
suit was produced by the withdrawal of the Loco
Foco candidate, many of that party supporting Da-
Wig. There was no choice of Aldermen TO fill the
three vacancies in that branch OF the government.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

~ woNis IN TIE Ns&rKEsru CESTuRY. By 5.
alAacAREr FILLER. Price so cents This wo;k is nov
ready :or he trade.
Orders may he addressed to any OF the Booksellers a
Sew-York, Boston and Philadelphia, or to
GREELEY & McgLRATII, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

o. The Bill before the Legislature for The Sup
preston of Lcenliousness, which was under dis
cussion in the House last week, was on Friday re-
comr.itted for amendment We do not understand
precisely the nature Of the amendments sought 10
be made, but we fear the movement is designed TO
render the bill Inefficient if not powerless tor the ac-
corplishment of the great object contemplated by
it, we snail waIcn its Prugress win deep interest
and not without hope that it may finally pass in the
righ; shape. The evil which it seeks TO remedy is
OF the most appalling character, and the wrongs It
would in some measure redress, appeal with great
force to the humanity and vir,ue Of the I.egise-
iurp
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

The SMITHSONIAN BEQrESr.-Knowng that
great many OF the most enlightened men of the
country, IN common with ourselves feel an anxious
desire that Congress should, without further delay
proceed 10 execute the long neglected trust assun
ed By the acceptance Of the munihceni becuest Of
James Smlrhson, We are happy 10 be able TO stale
that the more active friends OF the object, in both
Hons-s Of Congress and of both parties, are Likely
10 unite on such notifications If the Scnate's bill
for Smithsonian Institution, as to afford strong
hope OF It's passage IN case they able 10 get up
The difficulty IN lis way, which arose out of va
rying opinions as TO It's details, being removed the
measure wot!d probably require but little of the
time of the House 10 consummaie ii; but. 10 avoid
any objection which might arise from lis inter
terence with the other important business before
the House, we learn that il is the intention Of
these gentlemen having charge OF the subject to
move to-day for an evening session this evening
Tor the special purpose OF acting on this bill We
sincerely hope that their praiseworthy efforts NAV
find favor with the House and be crowned with
success Nat Intel Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

~. THE WIG ALsnxAc-The Fourth Edition oc.,ls
Wing Almanac ready and al! orders received win h
attended to promptly. The price this useful Register
only 2 ceats per copy See advertisement CT Conients
another column
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24


NEW Observation-Disclosures, says the Albany Az
lows: III
HORACE SIXTH. South Granville, Washington Co
uIgAM .lVERItI, South CauaaIi. steGbeE Co.
JoIN t;HtNSEII. MaGiiuS Cuoudaga Co.
FRANCIS NORWOOD. LivinsS;ouvlle Schoharie CO.
wI.LIAN PALMER, Canas;o;a. Madison Co.
A>SoN CoNpExE. Yves: CilriSville i!eC.nv Co.
DAVID MCCLURE. F.ankllnville, Cattarausas Co.
RUFUS L. wRlcHER, Maehias, Cataraugus CO.
A HOSPITAL IN BRooXLYY.-The citizens OF
BrooSly are deSrous 10 establish public Hospital 10 Tia,
city. on Monday evening meeting was held, Of which
Mr.. +. Smith appointed Chairman. and y q Ste
phcnS Secretary The meeting addressed by several
pbic. spiy;e indi, ualS. and ConeciapPointet who
should try raise $4,000 and take measures Tor cccrIo
ration by ;he Legislature.
SrorS on THE Sun BY communication IN The
Boston Daily Advertiser, learn there is spot now ,
hle on the >c of the SUM- which than ihossud
miles in diameter. and It's greater than that OF ie Pa
occupy seven cigh; days in passing 10 The
western limits where il Will disappear. The theory
iy a!ortGd ~ in regard these spots
IS that they are portions OF she solid aud Opaque o
the SUM- seen through openS in the luminous atmosphere
o. pho<phoresceat clouds with which that body : sur
rounded.
h5- Mr.. Yard. the former keeper of the New
Jersey State Prison, has delivered ny the keys 70 Mr.
Ga!ds
Tnr GtrAxEp-We get a good new weekly
from Norwich, Conn. edited BY Benisrnin + Taylor Tie
Is an industrious Editor. has talent. ana We hope Will get
along
e At Fayetteville (N. C) fire broke on; on
the 18th inst, which consumed the Tin and Sheet
Iron Manuactory of II. X j. MARITIME. Insurance
S9000-loSs Sls,S0.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-24

MR HrpsoN's TaiED Lgcrrsy.-This able Lee
mrer, who has delighted an Intelligent audience
with his keen and beautiful criticisms upon Hamlet
aud Macbeth, viii give ;hird Lecture at tl.e So
cietv Library this evening. on SnsxsFEAKE's Age,
His Genius, and on Nj. HuHe's criticisms To all
lovers of English literature the subject OF this lee
ture has special importance-the age Of Shaks-
pearc being the most fertile era OF English letters