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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
DIED:
l7,h inst. JOHN BURROWS, tn

On Saturday evening, l7th inst. JOHN BURROWS, IN
the 56tn year of his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully Invited TO a.
tend his funeral from his late residence, No 23 Cin sIe
this afternoon (aonday) at o'clock, without further 'ns
atioH. His remains will be taken Greenwood Ceme'e'y
for interment.
On Saturday. the 9Th inst. REBECCA c. wife of James
II. Muiord.
Her remains have been taken TO NcwHaven for inter.
nent.
On Sunday, May 18th. SARAH WETMoRE TREAD
WELL. eged ~ years daughter of the late John Teaf.
well, and ddaughtcr of the late Cow T. eadweud
Connecticut
The relatives and friends of the family are invited at.
tend her funeral from No Amy-street, Tuesday, The
20th inst. half past IL o'clock, p. ".
The remains will be taken Connecticut ior interment
Connecticut papers please copy
Suddenly yesterday morning. Of Group ELLA CARo'
LINE infant daughter OF Albert l. aid Martha Ann De
Camp, aged years and ! months.
The friends Of the family and also OF the family oil hrs'
Eliza Dodge, respectfully invited 10 attend the hns
raj this af ernoon at 3 O'clock p VI from No Beaehst
On sunday morning, May lSth after short and severe
Illness, Mr. EDWIN ERASTUS EwENS, of Dorseisafe'
England. aged 29 years months and "a Gays.
His funeral will he attended this afternoon at ocoek'
from the residence Of \. Thompson, ESQ., 60 Broad"a!
His friends and acauantances nved TO attend "h'u'
further invitation.
Ia this city l7th Charles Taylor, IS; l6th Mrs Hiis
Goslng. 81.
Al Buffalo. li.h, Robert K. Hazard, 10; Huldah A.
Mills 3
At West Troy, llth Mr. A. P. Fort SO; l5th Rev. Ia'
Covil, Jr 40.
4, Rochester l4th, Mrs Elizabeth T. cbllson, 81.
AT Washington, 18Th, DAVID II son OF james H. puaaa'
of Ikauv
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,,,,,, .,Is couvent!on shall

,- 4, the. msnuer and II the said CoHTen.on 10.
hv reso,tion declare ths, In IFS judgment ne % "a
r,cu,s cannot be prepared so as 10 oe ,o II eirh.r
u.rately, they shall be voted upon I'e n-,, of The
a.. ,hs Convention shall prescribe 'he 'oi'.. ~ -
Iii, rhe publication Of the amendments. an" ie 80,
,ics 10 be giveR OF the election. III ,. eSe nerson
amendments shall voted upon sePs1 ar -, an y on,
entitled 10 vote thereon. may Totc o' VI - ,hI. AGO.
- ,,,re of th.u At the election mchtohe' %, ~
ZION the inspectors in every election ostI' b s,id
suitable box 10 receive the ballots gwen uP1' r
,,o,ar,er,s which ballots shall have the "oiu i
s ,,,., ar ,,rtlv written and partly pEi'-
"A rno, them so that when they are oioec IL "H ~
on the outside of the ballot; and ali the .rs az a
laws of this Stale relation 10 the ,hs said
ve, cra election shall apply 20 tie Tobs upo. :,
So "a f,- as the same can be made apPlIcao {
thereto; and tie votes given upon the sAu sb ~
shall be given and canvassed and All ie q; The
he had in regard 10 them, as reafy ~ -, for
-ra- nre.c-ibed hy law respect 10 the votes So o
Governor Each ;hc sad amendments wileu So t -,
,;ys majority Of all The votes given upon II At e
Sel'e :, This section sha! be deemed and iaaeh
-, rarr nf The constitution OF this State anu S'i'4
-ect r-n AID after the hiry-hrst day OF
,ha ,a,- ore th1issnd eight hundred ana io' > -
m. said Convention shall prescribe some u Ia
.!ie Sa sh, take effect; and each of the sad
a,nemen,s which shall receive majority i AZ ~, m
votes given upon il l; the SAT- e!ecaoh sNN' " Wv
effect .,, swearing In taking
I oath. prcscrbe! by this act, or by the Ia" " @
state made applicable 10 this act' OF any s ror,n
form in carrying into effect this act snail De ueeiel
ry and shall be punished IN the manner Ho" II
law for wiliul and CD riIpt perjury :. c,,.o %
SEC H. II shall be duty the Secretary OF state 10
cause this &C. 10 be published once week iof t"e'e
cssve weeks previous the election, In not less man
or more than of the public newspapers pr9sea ID
each OF the several counties in his state IN WHICH wv
more pus, newspapers are published; and in the puNIc
In all those counties where only one puotc
paper Is pub ished; and shall also cause 10 DC
10 the several clerks of counties in this stae suc
of copirs of this act with The necessary forms ana M
,,ors ms sh be sufficient supply the severa! onces
iu,ie3 prescribed Oy Iius az
and the said clerks OF counties shall distribute the sa
20 such officers and the expense OF publishing ana Us
,rbu,ua the same and all legal expenses incurred
in ,innr for The convention shall be audited oy 'he
Comptroller and paid by the treasurer acc"Fes 70
i,,T IN no case be directed TO the clerk OF county,
uni IS the Office Of sheriff of sucs county shall tneh Dc va
cant nor TO The first Judge, unless the Office oil shee anu
clerk shall both be vacant. r.,
SEC I3 The county OF Hamilton and the county OF a'-
toa shall Jointly elect delegate 10 the IN 'c
same ard the vote snail De convasSsu H @ w. -
mred In the same manner provided by law IN re-
ference 70 members OF Assembly.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In philadelphia.
co-,espondence OF The Ncw-YOrk Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. May ls-P.M

PuiLA DeLPHIA. May ls-P.M.
Tb- twenty frs, Anniversary OF the Ainerc n
Sunday school unton Will De ceieordlei on ile'nav e'c"
% in IN, Musical Fund Hail Rev DE- storrs' oi AiA,sa-
chusetts. IS announce" 10 fe"s ~ ~
The siyty-first Annual Convention OF The tpsco-
nal Church OF Pennsylvania will meet on Iaesday even
g next at 6 o'clock. IN 81. Antrews Church yer! niue
business Of Importance Will DC ua'Sa''eA 0''0''
The Mins;eria! Conference of the Baptist Church
If Phladelphia and vicinity Will be held o-oo" "ie
,oou IN the second Church, Southwark
\ most daring robbery was pe!petfdteu "" 1udy
norrnc about O'Clock Chesnut street, ne"i fouf.n'
b two scouud-els stole bank book containing
Tons rho n,rson OF young man named Matthews Inc
-,-s were pursued and OF them caught; oi' 10 ioe
waS found He gave Is Joseph Lindsay
Iobo NcC,arrev was committed 10 prison Fcs'et'
day IN default $1,000 bail charged win paf III
r outrageous riot several days since III "aeF-sHee
several burclaries have been committee within
49, -, hours but no arrested ! ne CIV IL
ING ~ Mr. S,oSesbury, on Tenth sreet near SOUTH was
ert, rcd on Friday night; and robbed OF Ve'o" '''e 50
most under the very nose OF the watciniah' -.
New potatoes, strawberries ana cliStt-s no.
ada ,he;- anrearance In markets Green cur
rooscberries &c quite plenty The eold Fain .' 's
nlst two OF three days il is feared VIII ha'ei'Ai' ~
not only the fruit, but vegetables also.
The iury in the CASE of John Alien, tot "iu'ue''
hsd NOT agreed upon 4 verdict last evening :, ',
In the Court Of Sessions Yesterday, lSaoeIia la-
ran charged with Sealing child, WAS sentence" " al
iD,nr
of sentence Patrick Brown, for attempting
70 KIN his Wife TO years. Henry Byers, pckpScSei' 10
wears; George Doughery, assaulting ponce 9'eei ~
months and 10 enter security IN SioVU 10 oe VI soN
havior Several other sentences were passed. ou vi
The stock Market has presented no new feature a,;
the past week The sales have been to limited sNe'' AH'
IN, salrs Yesterday to fair extent WIN decline ''
F5a Boari--5 Camden and Asboy Road lo sS;cV
st,t- s. f2i SlrOO L 3s ;;S Farmers ana
Baml q: - Wilmington Road. 2j: SIOOo heao'"s N01
S.eenI BoarG-ioO wilmington Rd 2OI ST0o Wi'mns'Sn
ss ss5 ~ SojOO sate IS 7z; lOo 61wn III s ~
Is S9uo CIV IS. iS7a. O5; 200 do 1850 oi.
SHIP NKws-4. P. NJ Cleared last erenms-
Bark Anna Reynolds, Taylor. Boston BnSs a>Ia, III.
,honv West indieS Fralcs. Wyman, PJtland schr n
len Boon Wilmington, Z. ,,,
3rIirsf- Bark Osceola Meroier Orleans brss Gers
Sswyer ,lasnlas: St Smons. OTIS. Cirnuesos branuy
vine Smack ltio de Jniero Sehr oIrson; Cs9Te' sas
Whale. Phiajerhia Ou-dt and Star; York swan, Al
bany Steamers Vulcan aud lronsces Ne" ao'A' AS'1'
4 th,ny
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY MORNING. MAY 10. ls45.

ny- The two most important Acts OF our late
s,ure-that au,horising call Of the CoNsrITU-
r,osAL CONVENTION. and the Nxw EXCISE Law
are given at length 10 our columns TO day They
should be carefully read and preserved by every
citizen of New. York; and the latter al least, we
would with Difference submit, may be perused and
acted upon with profit by citizens OF other States
which have no, vet enacted any law OF the kind
1t will be seen :ha, the Excise Law does not prac-
ticaly take effect until nert April, when <acb city
or township (this city excepted) will determine
whether TO allow The farther retailing OF intoxicat'
ing Liquors or forbid it. The exclusion oil TINS
city will be stricken out next winter, and the law
permitted to operate equally over the whole STATE
if this city shall see fit send Delegation TO the
mex, Legislature 10 favor Of such uniformity But
he Liquor interest ;s so compact and powerful mere
and the friends of Temperance, though more nu-
merous so divided and spiress, that we can barely
thooe for such consumnaton.
The frs, Election under the Temperance ACT.
and the choice Of Delegates TO the Constitutional
Convention, should such Convention be autnorizeo
BY the People, will take place together on the ias'
Tuesday in April next
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
Oregon, Great Britain, etc.

sTTe Union of Friday evening thus speaks on
The Oregon 1ueston-we presume by Au'hori'y;
1.-THE New-York Courier suggests arbitration. we un
derstnnd that Mr. Calhoun declined this proposition when
made by the British Minister-and declined H. II Is sai
upon grounds of the strongest character we are ooe
10 whit for the publication OF that document with the gen.
sral remark that II is Seldom If ever that the unpage OF
third power has been able to settle satisfactorily ihe con-
trovcrsy between two States III relation 10 uspu'eu i
ritory.
This general remark is entirely too general
The award of the King Of Holland, in regard to our
North. Eastern Boundary, forms substantially the
ossis of the ultimate adjustment of thatqaeston-an
adjustment better for either party than the conces
.ion to il of the whole disputed territory And any
award which an impartial arbter could make in the
case of Oregon would quite as advantageous TO us
IS the surrender of the whole by Great Britain What
can we want of region North of the 5Otli degree
,i North latitude Have we not an abundance tor
half the population Of the Globe of far better
land than any of that Frazer's River region?
We profess 10 be people who hate War and
cherish Peace, Now suppose we reject Great Brit
aims offer of arbitration and resolve to take the
whole territory by force, War must inevitably re-
suit. And could our course in provoking it be jusl-
lied before Coz or Man?
Against one pC'JtCl Ilioo'eu III 'ue N'oNel"iioh'
journals-that of mixing up the settlement OF the
Oregon Question with the negotiation OF Com
mercial Reciprocity Treaty-we desire to enter a
most determined protest If Mr.. Calhoun or Mr..
Van Buren, can be induced TO go to England as a
S,ecal Minister to settle the Oregon Boundary, we
say Amen. All Mr. Polk need then do is TO give
he Plenipolenliary wide discretion and tune his
organ over again on lower key. Sending Min
,ster merely to ask Great Britain 10 surrender the
whole territory and desert her people settled there
these forty years would be a very foolish waste OF
public money But sending Statesman out TO le-
;slate in London. by the help Of the British Min
sry, on matters of The highest and purely domestic
concern, is quite another matter. We are notllkely
10 settle serious difference by complicatins with /,
question already perfectly adjusted, and wisely so
Let us continue 10 make our own Revenue Laws,
md leave Great Britain TO manage hers. Com
nerc:al treaty with one Nation is sure 10 give rise
% complaints from and disputes with other Nations
resulting often in very troublesome differences
Dur Executive has work enough to adjust our eX
,-rnal relations with Foreign Powers, but when ii
ousies itself with overhaullug and rsmodeiing Ia
s it invades the proper province OF Congress, and
should be rebuked and arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
DR.. Lnrdncr,s Lectures.

The Second number Of Dr. Lardnes Popular Lectures on
Science and Art is published and for sale this morning
This number contains the Lectures The Minor fans's
The Weather Almanacs; Haley's Comet; The Atm0''
phere. and The New Planets. Price IS cents.
THE work will be exceedingly valuable and we eomne.ss
Republican. :,
1T VIII be OF more worth the world than thousands q
many ofhe cheap publications that flooding the eounp
Montpelier IT freeman.
OuI wish that these Lectures mghtbs iu'e pr
session OF every family community "-lfuntrsS"
". j. Gasette.
pr Lajuer has an uncommony happy facility Of erfrn
sion, combined with easy aud striking iilustraon 50 ~
charms by the very Of his Periods while he ass w
sruction ON the mind r. Hes,feid ". Messenger.
we that such work III from the rrsalls
community that encouragement which IT justly ~ id,
that Will be found every farmers table and .vdy
bTary.i'-ERierprlSe. md.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

OUR INDIAN TgIgES.-We perceive, says the Bur-
ngtOn (owa) Iawkrye that the Sac. and Foxes this
Territory receive This year annuity OF S93io. This
larger appropriation than has 10 any other
tribe The next largest is TO the winnebasoes likewise in
Territory. and amounts 10 Se2,s6O. We do not know
how many Winnebagoes there may be, although we be-
eve they cannot number the Sacs and Foxes Four
ago, when the accurately taken in cur
presence, TIE Sas and Foxes numbered 23o0 They have
not increased since then.
e. We have noticed statement that large
fires upon the Mountains had destroyed the timber and
committed fearful the immediate vicinity Of the
Mountain House II Is OF DUTY correct the l
pssson thus made, b. stating that the fires their pro-
ges have only consumed the decaysd trees and dry under
brush and that instead of lnps rirg and mutnang ie
scenery, they have had the contrary effect in bringing
forth vegetation in renewed treshnes-.and beatty.
lCatskiI Messenger.
t. The store of hir. AIber; Herbert, Concord.
y. Il de.troyed by IRE evening Of the 10th instant
Loss goods S9oOiHsured Stloo The store belonging
to Samuel Herbert valued $1,000, and was insured
ior s6Oo.
lC- We learn from the Boston Poqt, that al a
meeting OF Cheshire Railroad Subscribers at Scene "
on Thursday, !, found that slso0Ooiad been sub.
scbed Immediately which Is excess over the legal
amount of their charter.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
Hon. HENRY CLAY.
ASHLAND 5th Nav, 1s45.
CATHARISE THORN,
ELIZABETH GRISWOLD.

ASHLAND, ON NAY, io'1'
AIY DEAR LADIES' received to-day your friendly let
ter the 18th ulto with the neat and chnstey tasteful
Silver Waiter which the Whg Ladies CT Troy have done
me the honor present IN testimony OF the sense
which they pleased 10 entertain OF IN, services 10 e
pubic my prime Pies and my character. Mrs. Gay ana
Inc other ladies my family eatiy admire the beauty Of
the Waiter, and it is coincidence worthy OF being men
toned that the which contained IT, came to us with
another box containing pair Of beautiful Pitchers pre-
seuted Il hy the Ladies of Norwich In Connecticut
members Of Wing families.
recoect with grea, satisfaction the visits made to
Troy in September, ls33 aud in August 1889. and with
much gratitude the which you alude OF the conf
dence manifested in by the city Of Troy at the Presi-
dental Election in November last
request YOU accept yourselves and to be my organ
in communicating TO the LADIES' whom You represent my
warm and grateful acknowledgements ioi this most inter-
esng proef OF their and regard Among the many
causes OF qualification which cheer In my retirement In
private liic afford more heartfelt satisfaction
than appreciation with which am honoEed by so large
portion of your sex.
With ardent wishes for your own welfare and happ-
ness, and that Of the Ladies Of Troy,
| am. -:ith iha hgh 81 respect.
Your faithful friend and obedent servant.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

u Steamship Hibernia, Capt. Ryne, left Boston
As faay afternoon for Liverpool. with the seni-monih-
mall very large oae, and nuded and twelve pas
sengers. thir,yhreo cf whom SScrc frou New.York
TIE New PoSr OFF,cE BxlsScs.-The Post.
Master General has selected fo number ofmodels
es patient and careful inves,ig ation the balance OF
Ness's stephenson Howard Davis. Bostan Ii i. AS
principle and appearance and graduated rs to stand
moved when half ounce letter placed upon IT, bu, Kicks
the beam when straw is added;o 1t. re- 5. Journal
LocEJAw 1T appears that remedy for this hor
rihe disease has last been discovered The Journal
romma,ce records by the application OF elecsi,y
TIE patient yousg woman, in whom the disease had
been brought by cold and ague and the Jaws had been
closed five days The e;ect-o gavanc apparatus ap
piled both angles of theaw and had not made forty
Violations before the complaint entirely removed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
DoINGs IN OUR COURTS ON SATURDAY.

couRr OF CoMMoS PLEAs-Betore Judges tlshoeicE'
Ing ahain and Daly.-D &c slons.
AIRED CropItpeiia W. Jacob la FOrgeThis was an ac
ton Tor SANDER iu relation the Mary Rogers affair
The plaintiff haS8s obtained verdict IN MS aVor io
co. the defendant moved for trial, because among
other things the Judge excluded certain evidence III anu
caton The plaintiff. tril. offered 10 allow any OF
the evid nce ii offered in Justification but res!s ed II as i
comoetcut in mitigation The defendant dclaned astii
cation Verdict confirmed with costs.
adam Ldrbeg George N 7onie. dhd oDe'S-Ihs was
suit in trover relative steam engine, &c morieaSec
by Mr. Blczas plaintiff but tak'n and fod by creditors
of Latter being cunened that the renewal OF the record
of the mortgage accompanied by legal statement
of the interest the MORTGAGE and therefore, not bind
ING against creditors-Non-suit confirmed.
Il. F. Wdpmdker VS.. John d. and " hors-on ciai,''
for Counsel fees which, il contendcd had been uA
satisfied, and verdict given for defendant Tue Court
thinks the verdict against law and cvidence-New rai
granted
4ar c. Norris vs.. Robert L. Tdylor-Action OF eject
met 10 recover ith part OF lot Of land IN the vlchity
of ST. Marks Place, plaintiff contendiug that he Is entitled
to It under the will his for patn-
tiff for his rights under the will.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

The CHERoSEgs. have lived Tor thirty years
among the Che. and neve. before ke
the words used few days since by citizen, while speak
ns the spirit of Industry thai scuates the people and
energy ha, they evnce in enarsnS their fields, pow
Ing grounds and sowing their seeds. Is indeed gr3
ylng such testimony OF the industry that prvades
The people. is sure indication that
with propous seasons laEe ami abundant crsps Of corn
oats potatoes and the cnereut vegetables VIII be grown
and laid in store by them for the present and ensng
To those vino thus engaged, say 90 ahead yoEr la
bors will NEE, ample rawar In The peace and cuuen lent
tha, crown the tays ani ngh o. the laboFing and
in the bounrous supplies the necessafes and comforts
Of life that will cluster sround :ou And 20 those who idle
away their e live uson the substance earned oT the
sweat of their eountrymens bfoTs we say follow their
example work for the bread sustain. yocr lives and
free the Industrious the heavy tax that your azness
annusily imposes upon them lCherokee Advo. Ap "a
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
NJ FRIED

On the 9Th inst by Rev. Seymour Van Deussn, ". A.
DODGE to Miss ELIZABETH f. BOWEN.
Iii this city, 18th. by Rev. Mr.. McEroy, Peter b. PrDs
10 Sarah VI Schcnck.
18Th, by Rev Dr. Patton Wm. Kennedy, Of Pa to Ma
ry WarnOck.
At Troy, lith, Wm II. Tanner 10 julia Ann Wheeer !
18th. l,aac Schram TO Ann Eliza Orvis.
At Poughkeepse, l4th, Vim. Vanderpool TO Margaret
Trickey
At Bnghamton 7h. Robert c. Trve,t to Louisa G. Ely
At Utica, 18th. George F. johnson to Elizabeth Anu
PhelpS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

To the Editor Of The H16vne:
In looking for word ia Johnsons Dictionary the other
day. my eye accidentally fel' the following: DoAR,
kind Of Fsing :nsect-remartajle for loud noise"
Seeing al!ason the DOrrites IN your paper this
morning. reminds OF it. could help smiling
when read it, and the idea occurred me that "whats
?" is not always true and that singular coinci-
dence existed the Hero Of Chepachet and his
Euphonic cognomsn. Respectfully, \. p d.
MAY Il, 1876
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

o. There was a heavy tornado and hail-storm
in the parishes of Caddc and De Soto, La. on the
2lstul which did great damage 10 crops. buildings,
.nmals, trees, &c. The hail is said TO have been
at one place six inches deep.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
To n,Y,S nnTSlnR

FIRST PAGE-POems by W. W. Lord, (Reyiew;)
American Facts : Law of Libel. (Mr COOper'S
Argument); New Name for the United States; the
african Slave Trade, &c.
FOURTH PAGE-A New Measure entirely; Com
mercial and Money Article; Ship News, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

c. We have received new paper published al
Buiternuts, Otsego Co by Wm H. s. Winans. Ii
is sprighlly publication, and We wish it all sue
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

Gs- We said Saturday that The storm was proba
bly, "over" We see by the papers that ii is-all
over the country. Glad oft
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

y CHrAp E1cugsiox-lte menrion with pleasure s ~.
the iare Yorkvle and Harlem Hghts and U2p h,urh
truly Various Improvement are gong forward p. =
Avenue md at Yotkve. aud exported that e - VII
puy ,ee for ho.e are unwilling 10
TO whom the water refused. sss
Why don't the owners If the omnibus ,'ait ot ~
fune bT Locating neaithe Hall of Records OF al nsl.
Hall. i2l pyS'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
Mr. Clay and the Ladies' of Troy.

rom the Troy WINK
THE WurG LADIES OF TROY AND HENRY CLAY--
Durns The last winter the Wing ladies OF this city
raised subscription for the purchase OF piece oi
silver plate 10 be presented to Henry Clay OF Men
tucky As stated some weeks since In this paper,
an elegant silver waiter of the value OF S2oo was
ordered BY them for this purpose and forwarded 10
Ashland 1t will be seen from the annexed cores
pond- nee that the wcltrr arrived safely al It's ots'l
nation, and thar lis receipt has been acknowledged
bv Mr.. Clay in his usual frllc;tous manner;
CORRESPONDENCE.
TROY April lTth, lsi5
Dea, Sir We deputed by the Wing Ladies OF Troy
10 present YOU the accompanying testimonial oil respect
but we hpe you will measure that respect by the sha
ness or our gi: II you will estimate by the resud aho
gratitude feel you, II will become =" infinite Faue
Il is with much pride and pleasure we point cut 10 your
notice. that late political contest our little city iosn
nobly ,r Henry Csy his principles We feel there
fre you will dspise the humble offering We make 70
the most talented of statesmcn the most patrioc o
our citizens.
We wish you health and happiness. and feel that the
consciousness of being looked as beneactor 20 your
country will 90 far yoa the latter Assure your
self that 20 none are yeur and nmc dearer thll 10
the "Thlg Women OF Troy.
Ii whose name subscribe ourselves,
Yours respectfully.
CATHARINE THORN.
ELIZABETH GRISWOLD.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

GS- GEoReE A. GODDARD, Esq. Of Boston, was
recently killed by being thrown from buggy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

o. Gov MoREuEAp OF n. c. as well as Gov.
JoxEs Of Tenn has declined an election to Con-
,ress.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
Court Cnl.n,lar-rnrs DAY.

CoMNoN PLEAs-NOs. | 10 iO.
CIRCUIT CouRr-No change in Calendar. Inc U'al %
Glenn will probably be called in the Oyer and IerneF
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

THE Tows is ge,ung quite Punchy The
Fsench transla,ions in the las; number were cap
lial
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

ErHiortAS SERESApERs--PiLMo', OfEHA Hv".,,auvs
Nothing can equal tie contrued uccess OF te.e isisJ i
"a. entertaining Of the harmless Ss,,aoss
III Ethiopian Characters. The fidelity II thef
has b-en universally acknomIrdsed-lnd thsy ,as,,4
this week their last sppearsnee, they should Dc
IN th< best ventilated house IN the city.