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With no Office holder 60, ss Offices are now got is
the public money ss eafe as in the vaults where the
whole community deposit their funds Again. If
Federal Sob.Tre,surcs necessary fortiori State
Suh.Trensuties are.
The President recommends decided increase in
our steam Navy. We Glad to il. In this re-
spec are far too far behind the age, and it is pre-
this arm Of attack and defence. The Presidents "a
vorab" remarks upon the Navy will meet with gen
ernl concurrence.
Mr. Polk does not directly pronounce agnins, cheap
postage but his arguments and his feelings seen
10 be all hostile 10 that great and popular reform
which gives us cheap letters, and cheap means OF
difisng information.
The post of Attorney General, the Presiden, propo
ses convert into direct Cabinet Office, with the
$4,000 salary Of such mn officer Indeed he proposes
Ia construct new Department in the 90, ernment.
Thi, we suppose is for the benefit ~ Mr. Mnson the
present ATTORNEY General WIN has been inndequatelv
provided for Nevertheless there is some reason 10
the change h. proposes
The way Gen. Jackson's little Lieutennn.s lean on
the cd soldier living ar deal. is amusing. II was
glory enough for Mr Van Buren, ito low in his foot.
steps," and MIR Polk winds off with delivering n eulo.
~ upon him.
Upon the whole this Me sage is what might have
been expected from Mr. Polk. II reads sniouhly and
as literary composition, wl'hout having onv great
merit will do us no tscredii in the Of Foreign
Nn'inns II The stamp Of creatures, or origi.
n,i'v, and is one of these medocre composition, which
will hr dismissed without much Impression upon the
count, and forgotten without leaving trace behind.
The President is hi nstlf whnn, personal or political
popularity, and his only Importance is in the extent in
which he can influence hi party. We do not npprc-
bend that any thing he recommends will have any
weight from his having recommended it.-N.
Y. Express.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.

BosroN, Dec. 9 The steam ship Cambria,
Captain Judkins, arrived below, and came TO
anchor near the Light House IN Thursday eve.
ming, at Z o'clock, Il being dark and foggy.-
She left Liverpool al 2 o'clock, November l9 b,
and has consequently made the passage in s,or
INV weather, in Is I 4 days. She arrived Al
Halifax AT half past one, on The morning of the
3D. and sailed for Boston al s. She brought Do
passengers from Liverpool, Of whOm % landed
At Halifax. We have received our files Of I'm.
don papers to the 18Th, AMI Liverpool, including
the European Timer, to tie l9h.
The papers contain much interesting infor-
mation Of the state rs affairs, nwre particular.
Iy commercial, in England and Europe gencr.
ally, but much Of il 10 of a nature which cannot
be presented 10 the reader in q has,y sum-
mary.
In regard to the general state Of the markets
and the prospects Of commerce, there was no
decided change. The c,,t,on market, which
had been dull. revived considerably during the
last week, but the aggregate Of sales was com.
para,ively small. The stae of the corn mar
ket was such as TO show that the runners BY the
last steamer Of a general panic from the scar.
city of grain, and the prospect of the opening
of the ports by an Order in Council were ex.
aggera'ed, and in part unfnunded.
The grain market at the last dates was with
out animation, and the prices Of wheat and u h.
er grain Tor the last two weeks, compared with
th,se Of the preceding, had declined. The
price Of -four aud Indian corn remained abou,
stationary. The following statement, shows
the official averages which govern the corn du.
", in the last six weeks, Of which the returns
had been published, and the rate Of duty at the
last date:
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NEW ICE BREAKING MACHINE.

A machine for the purpose Of breaking the
ice in our harbnrs and navigahle rivers. has
been invented by Mr. Taber, Of Maiden Line.
which promises To he extremely service able. -
u 10 in The firm Of a cylinder, placed trans.
versely ac"~s tho bows Of boat. and armed, at
regular intervals, with ponder"us hammers of a
pecu IA: constructive, which, as the rylinder
rev"lves. fall sucressively upon the ice in al.
vance OF The b"af. crushing il sufficiently to id.
init a free passage.
The hammers, which are intended 10 be made
Of wrought IRON, AMI weighing several hundred
pounds eacl., are attached to fi,ngcs upon the
rylinder by joint or hinge. which prevents the
stroke from operating as dead shork upon the
machinery, aud are calculated To make, BY
means Of cham band driven by the engine Of
the boat. forty revolutions PER minute. lmme.
dlately IN advance Of the paddle wheels are an.
"'her set ri sim'lar hammers. operating in the
same manner; and with this apparatus Mr. Ia.
Der thinks he eau progress through ice ten inch.
cs thick. at the rate m eight miles per h,nr.-
The plan seems u feasible one, and we learn
mat several scientific and practical gentlemen
ave given j, their decided appr"ba,ion. The
cost "f sfiixing this mschin Try 10 common
bo~t "a estimated AZ less than 0S0O0, and u
Il performs what Mr. y. 10 ~anxuine It will
the invenii"n will prove nvaIuabl-.-NeUs.
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~eM WASHINGTON.
WAsHiNGroN, Dec.

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al III a.. ;n"na... y. J.,". AZ, n.,ch.n.n c,"',,
a." C,.;", 49,. ~, $4,000. ..,,,., y. ,n,,",
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FRIGHTFUL RAIL. ROAD COLLISION.

At half past five O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon.
n scrons collision took place on The Boston and Alba
nv Rail Road, short distance from Chester VILLAGE
Il mites this side II Springfield The particulars
which we have from reliable source, are MS follows
The passenger train was coming IN, and The ffeiQh'
train going out Uor Boston IL was the duty oi the
passenger train to have remained at Chester village
until the freight train had reached its station nj that
village. II s'nred however four minutes in advan'e
Of is time and in the of these four minutes
encountered the freight train, under full speed.
The collision was frgh,ful. Both locomotives ran
into each other, smashing them into thonsanr nie'
ces. Four carr. two on each train, (ihe pos.officc
expires and bnpgnpe cars Of the passenger train, and
two freight cars.) were nIso entirely deno'ishe -
The greatest alarm and confusion prevailed the
wreck was scattered in every direc ion the mail
were ih,own along the track. torn open and other.
wise damaged; and the A. = and other commodities
Of the freight train thrown down the bank, broken
in pieces, and the a ,ur scattered around.
II was soon discovered that four persons wore se.
ronsly injured. though it is hoped that but one was
fatally hurt.
whose leg was broken. his shoulder dsIoca'ed, and
| he was otherwise injured lie has been on the road
ever since its opening, was industrious reliable, nnt
much respected. Little hope of his recovery wal
James Russell, mail agent, enped from his car, ant
was badly bruised.
Samuel Dennis. If sprnpfi I'D, baggage master
was taken from under the wreck Of the locomotives
ami cars, h10lv, heliPvPn not fntalIv
His escape, as well as that Of Russell, was alnos
miraculous
! The conductor the freight train (whose nam
we do mt learn) was thrown out with the fnur ant
othei articles and when first rescued surh is tn
'ruing passlon.' drew out his watch AMI exclaimed
| II have fnmr minutes vet nm my time y n ID her
tainted. He is supposed not to be dang rously IN
jured.
The loss IN the Rail. Road Company is large ant
To Thompson's Express consi lernble.
| II rL.t, al, -.
inred the intervening bag age ann express car
(Which were destruyeD serving no doubt a- p,otec
| ton.
| The passenger train was detained until midnight
and arrived here this morning. other locomotive
| having heen procured from Sprinefe'd.
| The accident is wholly nscrhcd 10 the culrnh,
determination NJ the conductor If the PASSENGER trai
IN proceed from Chester village before his time an
in d.hance of the warning at that Station. that h
would encounter the fregh, ,rain-a resul, ico fatal
realised Albany Argus.
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NOTICE.

meeting Of the inhabitants Of Chitteniep
County in favor Of granting Licenses 10 Retail.
ers and Tavern keepers. will be held a, the
C"ur, House, in Burlington, on Saturday the
10Th day Of Dec. inst, at l O'Clock, r. NJ. for
the purpose Of selecting suitable candidates for
County Commissioners. II is hoped tina, there
will be full and punctual attendance.
December II, ls4j.
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Cheshire aud Central Junction.

We under.fa, d that At meeting last week,
in Boston, OF the Directors of the Cheshre and
Csn,ral R,ads, y connection between The two,
At or near cheshire Bridge, was agreed upon.
Henry Fos'er, Esq. If Boston was chosen a
Director Of the Cheshire Road, in place If Henry
Rice. Esq. resigned Mr. +. 10 a very aciive
business man, and has a large interest 10 our
road-Ksens SEM Tuesday
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BRIGHTON MARKET. p.cemb., H.

A. market, $50 head Of Beef Cattle $50 Stores,
$500 Sheep, md $40 Swine
PaIcEs-Btef Catrle.-Fxira, s. no; Frs, osali,v
81 ~; Second quality $500 a SI25: Third QUALIFY
50 Is 4 SIS. f'
R'irrling Cattle Mess, SO q; No Ie?75,---
St"res.-fenrlnTs, s. n 81; two years old, 81 q
Sl4; three wear old Sis ~ SEA
Sheep.-t."is ftom 81 a SRA
Swine Lots To peddle q, 81 for sows, and 4ic for
barrows. At retail from 81 to Sic
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FIRE MEMS NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting Of the Bsrlingion Vol:
unteer Engine Company, No. I, will be held
at the Pearl Street House on Thursday evening,
Dec. ls'h' ls45, at 6 o'clock. A general a,.en.
dance of the members is requested.
BY order of the Captain,
Z. e. LOOMS, Ser'y.
Dec. 10h, ls45
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CH\MPLA'N AND CONN ECTICVr
RIVER RAIL ROAD COMPANY.

The annual meeting of The Chnnpnin aud Connee.
'lruI River R'' Rnnd Company vii. be he'd n, the
Court House III Rutland on The second Wednesday,
hem! the liIh day vi JanuIry next. al l0o"ock in
The "renoon f'r The eirrion D directors. and for The
Transaction Of any other business, With may b
ihnnphti e essary.
sJ sbhsluess of great importance will be brought
hrf are the ineriing il is d, ,h;e that he sockhod
ers houiI attend as generally a. possible.
SAuL. SWIFT, Clerk,
Mlidlebury, Dec. 6, l54s.
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ID 4 n N

In 81. George, on the instant, ORaIS P. 1sHAu,
son Of Eben and Elizabeth l-ham, aged 80 years.
In his death his wl'e has lost a kind an / tender
husband, his parents an aitcionae son and The
nelphhnrs one of their most useful men,
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hen>Ive Shipping Li>i. Persons interested in The
Marine OF America may i'irn in an IN To the ia.
formation which hey eek, with the certain rriy-
Ing on ~ truth. IL this surr>ele> Shipping i.i>is,
and q her expensive publication from Enrupe, ONE
OF winch are TX times the price Of "wILsER &
SMIlH's EUROPEAN TINES"
Co\pLY,-lt contains a Price Current OF all
the +; reit British AMI European Markets, devoted
prime v TO The arIclr l'frade AMI CONNER
INN" aitly apperta lnns 10 he Cn'i-d Siae> ard
Bri'eh Amer'ca and IN winch 'ife NTerchshi, ths
Ira and the man uf Bn,ine nut feel ,n,me.
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Fig e anl the remarks ACCOMPANYING the VA, IONS
Marsei>. showing their actual cont"7, may lie reii-
THE Past HOUSES IN THE PsIScTAL CITIES OF THE
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THIRD IA, newspaper, Il presents TO the
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the n'e rs or tbs inporane of the snt,t dena nds
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wrh. or relates t., III political, so ia and commercial
well being It the United aiss and Canada.
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philadelphia. .Messrs. z cher TO, New Ascais
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Agents.
Chnr'eston,.....Nr Amo. Head Newspaper Depot.
Mobile, .........Mr b9illeme Newspaper Tepoi.
A. o, Mr.. Bravo. CONNIE real news room.
-''~ ''"'"' Mr.. Morgan, Depot tor Nsw>ps-
pers, &c.
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| Rochester, ......Mr Dewey, Bookseller and News
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WILM aR & SMITHS
f UR UPEAN TINES

Is written an Published sx 'ressv Tor despatch by all
the Steam Ii ps which leave fn.lan for
THE United STATES AND CANADA.
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Thermometers.

kNtNE London Thermometers graded TO forty de.
L grees beow zero, suitable for tbs coolest wealth.
or, for "a e low by
RRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
December II. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-12

Su,cupE. Dea. Warren Rice OF North
field committed suicide las, Saturday night.
29.h ult, Causs unknown.
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Vermont Central Railroad.

:EEaH E:as1 aazl GaREa ssz
WE .ecnn II iuent, ~ n de- lars on each
L III ire. ~ the Vermont Celirnl Railroad Company
hi- Ten ordered BY the Directors and paya IL "a
Tue day, lite tweniy-,evenh ,'ay Of January n-st.
Piymeh may be- ma Il al he Bank / Months jief,
or The Farmers ami Mechanic. Ban. al arlington,
'crm ~, or al he Trea urer's Offr, No. IN, Ire.
mont Row, Boston
SAMUEL u. VALLEY, Jr., 1reosurs,.
Boston, De-. 8. 1915. %
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XXIXth CONGRESS-.
Assembled Monday. December !, 1045.
From the Wing Almanac for 1876.


SENATE.
President. Csc. NJ. DALLAS, Of Pa. Y. Pres U. s.
Members. Term empires. Msmbers Term expires.
G.ors. % .IsI7 Join MI. Bsrren. is47
John F,irf ld.......ls5l Walter r. Coqh'tt. .l549
NEW HAMPSHIRE ALABAMA.
Benz. W Jennrss. ..ls47 Dixon H. Lewis. .ls47
Charles G Anterior. l9i9 Arthur p. l'npbv. 6i9
vERM,Sr. MISSISSIPPI.
UTiiom Uphnm. .le49 Joseph w. Chalmers ls47
Samuel S. Phelps. 1851 Jesse Spcigh,.. 1851
MASSACHUSETTS. L,rI-iASA. $500
Dnniei Hebsicr.....lSi7 A'erander Bdrror. 1917
JJha iaris. ........ls5l Henry Johnson. -lS49
RHODE ISLAND. TE,sEssEE.
Jines +. SimmDns.1S47 Spencer Jlrndgin. .lS41
Albert c Greene....lS5l Hopkins l.. Turney. 1851
c>SSEcTIcuT. KENTUCKY.
John NJ Niles. ......la49 james 7. Morehedd. 8l7
D. W. Htniiayton. ISL John j. Criuendcn. .lS49
NEW YORK. OHIO.
John A. ID x........lS47 Willi,m Alien. 1900 Si9
Daniel :. Dickinson. 1851 1homJs Corrin. ..l5ol
Srw JERSEY ISDfASA.
.Jhcob W. .MHcr. ..lS47 Edward 4 flanagan l549
William H. Dayton. 1851 Zone vacancy
PESNsyLvANIA. iLLiSoIs.
Simon Cameron. .lS49 james Sempe.. IS41
Daniel Sturgeon. 1851 Sidney Rrecse.. lSly
DELAWARE. MISSOURI.
Thomas Clayton. ..lsi7 David r. Arhison. 1919
John NJ Clayton. ...l55l Thomas H. Benton. .lo5l
MAINLAND. ARKASsA>.
Inmes A. Pearce.. .ls49 Chester Ashly. .iS47
tererdy Johnson... .ls5l Ambrose II. Sewer. lS49
VIRGINIA. MICHIGAN.
William s. Archer. .lSi7 VIM WJodbridye. 1897
| One varancv. Lewis Cass. .lSol
NORTH CAROLINA. FLORIDA.
Willie =. lI1ngum. Is47 David Lew. ...is5l
WIN. Il. HAYWOOD ir.ls49 James d. Westcott. 1851
Daniel +. Hngr.. 1917 whie. in Nnlics. "a; Loco.
George NJ Duff. .l5i9 in Rpman,2s; 2 vacancies
'Unhrr TODD 10 have resigned, TO make room fol
John &. Calhoun.
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elect speaker, anu the vote stoOu
For Davis (L) 100
w. Norris (L) 0
w. J. Miller IN. AZ o
A. Stewart (Whig)
Vinion wv. Of Ohio) ~
ID. NJ. Bsrtinger (W) 80 ]
J. q. Chapman (w) I
X. G. W,nth'op (W) e,
Ms, Davis having a m jpri,y Of all tho yotes.
was declared dml, elected.
Ontaking the Chair, he made 4 short end
apprnprlate speech
The House then adjourned.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 2.
The Message Of President Polk 10 perhaps
the longest Executive document that hss ever
been submitted to Congress. Il covers. 85 pa
yes Of mannscript, and occupies more than two
hours lathe reading. = Z"
The message hiss proved so lengthy that iis
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-04-04

Of the animal; modified. certainly. for
the purpose of holding this fluid oil. but
still being the true skin. Upon close
examination it is found to consist of an
INFRINGEMENT Of fbres, crossing each
other in every direction. rs in common
skin, but more open in trxture,to make
room for the oil. Taking the hog as
an example of an animal covered with
an external layer of fat, we find that
we can raise the true skin without any
difficulty, leaving thick layer Of eel
uiar membrane, luaden with fat of the
same natuae as that in other parts Of the
body, on the contrary. in the whole, it
is altogether impossible to raise any
LAYER Of skin, distinct from the rest OF
the blubber, however thick it may be.
and in fleming whale the operator re-
moves this blubber or skin, from the
muscular parts beneath, merely divi-
ding with his spade the connecting Gel
lular membrane Sir William Jardine
thinks it "operates like so much caout-
chouc, possessing a density and resls-
tance, which, tine more it is pressed il
resists the more"
Simmoafx Colonial Magazine.