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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19
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WASHINGTON Dec. 17th 15i5.
The House of Representatives has been kept il a
fever all day by Nh LEVIN. His advocacy of the
right OF petition and the duty Of listening 10 the
voice Of the people, was admirably answered by Mr..
GIpDINGs, of Ohio who showed that IN every case
where The petitions and remonstrances OF the people
had been laid on the table by yeas and nays Mr.
LEVIN had voted in the affirmative. From his con
duct thus far it would appear that Loco -Focoism
and the Slave interest OF the South Will tnd pll-
ant servant in this Native
The speech OF Mr.. GILES of Nd. was curiosity
and II was curious thing hear the bad language
he used towards the Natives OF Baltimore. Had II
not been for the Natives JOHN P. KENNEDY would
have still retained his seat
Mr.. CHIPMAS Of Michigan is genius IN his own
way. He said that education was always opposed
10 Democracy. Ii So his Democracy Is safe he
said that Democracy came patented from Heaven.
Ee said also that he was native OF Massachusetts
and that for this calamity he was not accountable.
man that s ashamed OF his native country or state
Is no, 10 be trusted with the destinles OF any other
| wonder whether Massachusetts would ike 10 be
held accountable for him
We have had today the Bible and George Wash
inston, Lafayette and the Stars and stripes, mixed
up in wild confusion. The House paid great defer
ence 10 the Natives and listened with great atien
ton 10 M LEyIN's herangue. His doctrines Will
we owe Lafayette and France is cancelled viii
meet with no response from the American people
Gold is too worthless TO pay the price OF Freedom,
and therefore cannot cancel the DEBT We owe 10
those who gave il 10 as. Perhaps some Naive
may tel Us hereafter that the debt we owe 10
" ashing;on is cancelled
Mr.. LEVIN also said that the Pilgrims OF Ply
mouth came here merely through motives OF inter
est Ny AHericarispl revolts from his idea even
II II were true His atIack the Wings as an Arls-
tocracy OF talent and money power showed the
length TO which he would descend IN coQrtins the
favor OF the majority, and his appeal TO the South
against Daniel O'ConneIl was worthy o; the bright
est day OF demagogism
He talked 0: Native martyrs in Pennsylvania, but
ne studiedly avoided description OF the church
burning scenes where an Anti-Popery mob, under
the name OF Nativism, destroyed the temples of re-
hs!on. He may take up this point tomorrow.
trust that your readers not frightened by the
rumors OF war, got up as fer can see merely 10
inJure the business part OF the community. l be-
ieye thai the Loco-Focos know that there will be
no war They think, and ought to say tha: the mat
Ter will probabyyet be settled amicsbly.
Mr.. CALHOUN was expected this evening
RIcEELIxu.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

LATE FROM kIsGsToS, JA-By the brig Larch
Capt King arrived al this port in possession OF
our tiles OF Kingston (Ja) papers TO the 18th ult-
we observe no cen. prices current II any OF the pa
per5 before Us. and therefore give of
the markets Fair Sugars selling a6s 10 2os u.
lima at 2is bUtir IS now held al 2ss
The opening Of the Jamaica Railway TO have
taken place on the 2lst ult which occasion Il
proposed TO nave holiday throughout the Island.
he House OF Assembly Of the Island is IN session, and
we observe several petitions for constructing Railways
from persons resident II Great Britain One Of the
o=t important measures before the House bill 20
provide for the introduction OF 5000 Coolies into the
island from India. This scheme grows OF the total
failure OF The emancipation or the slaves benefit lhe
BLACK aoorers or theIr employers The former
lazy to work, and there disicts where the finest
canes are actually rottirg the ground consequence
Hence an increased aoorng population is be brought
from the Est Savannah Republican
PENSACOLA. Dec 6.-Naral-Mr William S.
Mexico arrived here Monday last sailed on board
the l. :. brig Porpose Wednesday, Tne L. :. ship
Saratoga Capt Snubrick- detached from the Home
Squadron and ordered the Brazil station sailed from
tals port on Thursday last On taking er leave she ss
Iuted ne tag OF Commodore Conner.
FROM MATAMoRAS.-The Mexican schooner IN
anita Capt Asteguia arrived here yesterday from Msta
uoras, whence she sailed the I'D uL She brings ue
iher papers verbal intelligence Business was dnI
there, and the port crowded with feet of vessels
~ u Picayune, Dec g.
The ZANoRA-A slip from The Old Colony Me.
morsi Office states thai Captain Fsrnhatn and the rst nj
the crew were taken OF Tuesday afternoon. Tho.o
drowned. were Mr Haet chief mate and three colored
sesnen The bark was of the Gurnet IN the morning
ana being unable to hold on wss ashore The
was incorrectly reported Zenobia IN the irst account
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19
The American Inslitute-Judee smith.

The difficulties between the American Institute
and the Judges OF the Marine Court in reference TO
the occupancy of certain rooms in the Public Build
ings, we understand amcably settled and both
parties are well satisfied. The supposition that a
settled hostility the American Institute existed on
the par, OF the Judges appears TO have been
unfounded, as at the time the compromise was
made the law appears 10 have been settled in
their favor Some triiling alterations are making
III the rooms by which ample and very pleasant
accommodations will be obtained for both the
Court and the Institute We will here take oc-
casion 10 add that in our article published month
or two since in reference TO this controversy, we
made such alluson TO Judge Smith in connection
with the stolen Letter of Cassus NJ. Clay as by
some was interpreted into charge that the Judge
knew more abou, it than he was willing to make
public We certainly never meant TO charge him
with having taken the letter or of being the person
who said he picked ii mp IN Canal.streeh Upon
farther investigation OF the matter now fully
satisfied that all the connection Judge Smith had
with the business of the stolen letter was strictly
honorable,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

thar the mere lanb-uews which IS OF no consequence
except news. and is forgotten and conple'eiy uSe
a. .oon a. read must disappear from ts columns In
sreatycondensed. yet sufficient form. il VII De UAns
nlited along the wires ana printed in stiekillL n
newspapers must i've and much extra space Il us y
course, and viii plunge into discussions ana aslt
OF all the great Startling elemental forms oi
which give wings 70 the progress OF he present age s
ever dreamed None bt the sblest pens-the enthusi-
deephoughtcd clea- headed, magnetic ;nieec's
hold position in the press TIE weak and inecet'
srl! farther strengthened and rendered more able.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

,erainns these views. all The regre, feel at the intro
snc,o =, ,bese resolutions IT, have said. that sc
=, ;,b he remarks which fell from the honor
ab senator when be called them up, they might have
tendency to create unnecessary alarm he trusted that
every member of the community would perceive that 1t
ss 3ec,ssary 10 suppress all alarm and as far as he
was concerned il gentlemen thought that the time had
come cor enargng detences Of the country for aug
nen,in the army and the navy he was ready TO ccope-
rate with them.
Mr.. W. concluded by expressing the hope that, while
they did every thing that necessary for the presef
yaon of the honor and the interests OF the country
,aey would abstain from creating any unnecessary alarm
in the public mind
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

LoNG ISLAND TEMPERANCE CONTENTION
Delegates and friends of Temperance from the three
Counties attended in very respectable numbers at the
Convention called River Head Tuesday last The
principal subject before the Convention was the new
License Law, and the proper way and means of so
enghtenng the public mind the evils OF the licensed
traffic in Intoxicating drink, that cence should be
granted by the people on the Island in April next A
very spirited discussion occupied the Convention part
days when the Convention dispersed every man
determining TO do his duty.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

DESTRUCTIVE FrRE-We regret to have to an
the loss Of the Sugar house and about hun
dred hogsheaGs of sugar, by fire, the plantation of
Me.srs Huger & Ogden Cote Blanche Island. in this
Parish. The ire took place about four O'Clock sun
day morning We learn that the sugar house and sugar
were insured The loss 10 these gentlemen is very
serious, notwithstanding the insurance, the crop Of
the best in A.takapas They are, however,
pursuing the energetic repair their
loss and ifhe weather is favorable they may YET make
very heavy crop. Planters Banner goth Ult.
THE WEATHER.-On Saturday evening il com.
mencet raining and has continued 10 rain OF and on 10
the present time. There four feet the chan
mel asi evening but shall undoubtedly have high
water. Navigation will be actively resumed, We
nave little doubt both up and down i5 the rivers
Pittsburgh Advertiser.
SCARCITY or FUEL AT ST. LoUls-The New
Era OF the lst inst says such is TIE scarcity Of fuel
81. Louis, that wood had been sold a; SO cord and
Goa! from 10 TO l. cents per busne
- Col. Young has been unanimously designated
oy the Re-ents OF the University with the
o. the Superintendent OF Common Schools as Member
of the Executive Committee OF the Normal School, in
the place otkev. Dr.. Potter, resigned.
EsT = lady named Bridget InIoes, residing in
Baltimore on Tuesday fell into the IRE, IS supposed
in 1T and dreaduIy ina: her lie Is des.
paired OF.
r a new Railroad from Salem 10 Boston
through South Danvers, Lynn Sangers aud Maiden il
again ialAed Of The Legislature last year refused TO
grant charter.
II DR.. Martin L. Peters was put on trial on
TUESDAY az BOSTON for the murder Of Catherine Ruthe.
iord, whose death te ought about IL an endeayoc TO
procure an abortion, in August, l-i;
B The Jury IN the case of Hatch and wife rs.
the Western Railroad Company have rendered verdct
for p!sinnE-damages 81 500
"a We are happy to learn that the passengers
and crew OF the Helen Strong have arrived ssiey.-
lney reached the land on the Canada shore about Il
niea below Maden At the last accounts the beat eli
" ds ABOUT mile aud caf i.opl the same shore.
Detroit Adv. 10Th.
e We learn that the hotel Of Mr. Samuel Sam
mis-, Hampstead L. l. was burnt 70 the ground about
O'Clock Monday morning together with The adjoining
blacksmith shop OF Il Heniz New'haTen Courier.
II An ex. Chief of the Seminole tribe, delivered
sermon before the Congregation OF Second Pres
byterian Church Wednesday evening
r. A new Methodist Episcopal Church was
consecraEed in New Haven The 10Th inst The Ser
mon was delivered By President Oln. Bishop James,
Rev. Mr. Osborn ead Rev Hemsn bangs also part.ci-
pated IN the ceremonies.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19
Courr CnIcu,lar.Tnls DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos 90 81. a. !, 1876. 66 Z - 70,
"a 75 70, Is -, 20. 20, IS, l6 67. II. "a. so O.
COMMON PLEAs-The Court will st ior argument this
day and tomorrow commencing at 10 o'clock The fol
lowing is the Calendar for Monday Part Nos o., 9,
- 70 sl s. 81 g. 9 20, 6l, IL Part } in Board OF
Assistant Aldernens Room-Nos 46 81 62, o. 60 6c 10
IA 16. IS 90 20 "a
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

ARREST OF ALBERT J. TIRRELL, THE MUIR
pERER Mrs. BrcXFoRD.-This individual has al last
been arrested and after all hopes had ceen given up
it supposed he had left the country.
Capt Youennes OF the First Municipality police, re-
ceived information last Sunday By private letter from
NewYOrk, that irrell had shipped for New Orleans IN
OF the regular packet ships under the name OF
William Dennis liz Immediately laid the facts before
the Recorder and obtaining the assistance OF officer
rcscszss chartered pilot boat and SET sail for the Cult
They boarded several vessels but could not ind the
OF William Dennis among the list OF passengers and be-
gan to think their information was incorrect.
At last vessel hove IN sight on Friday morning last
and nearing her she proved to be the ship Suana
from New York. They boarded her, and upon inquir
ing of the Captain whether he had passenger named
Dennis, received an affirmative repy-5ut neither he,
the mate. nor any one else could tell which OF the pas
senGers Dennis Mr.. Bowdch. Custom House
officer being aboard called the roll OF the
when the Of Dennis was called, good looking
man. in rough blue pilocloh suit with glazed cap on
his head stepped out Youennes said. Sir want you
What for Z, inquired Dennis. There is occasion
for any conversation: | suspect you know, replied
Youennes. Have you got a warrant inquired Den
MIS- Yes was the reply. Let me see II" - Here
it is said Y. producing II and handing il to him are
you satsted" Yes.
The handouts were then placed upon his wrists and
when the boat Porpose along side the officers
transferred him TO her. and yesterday about l2ocock,
arrived in this city and took him before Recorder Ge-
nois.
He was called up to the Recorders desk abou, two
o'clock. and Mr.. Jarus Vinney OF No Magszne'st was
from having known him for many years and being
brou ught up in the village with him. What is you:
:, said the Recorder, looking at the prisoner
There was pause OF second IN which all eyes were
turned upon the suspected expecting OF course that
be would deny his Identity but to the surprise every
he said said in soft, mild voice" Albert Tirre
sir I"
air Bates OF the firm Of Bates & Trre also identi-
ted the accused Albert J. Ti-rell. The Recorder
then informed him that ne should commit him, without
bail, upon the charge of having murdered Maria A.
Dehf f1r3t hA
ed from The Governor of Massachusetts, The prisoner
bowed his head and was removed.
There nothing found upon MS person but a re-
voving pistol with every barrel loaded and capped HIS
trunk contained nothing all. On the way up re en-
desvored jump overheard, but prevented by the
officers. lie mas since MS arrival in this city maintain
ed the gloomy silence, scarcely answering the Of
hcers who have occasion TO address him, and passing
the whole Of the day in letharcic state.
There little doubt from his conduct since his
rest that will the very irst opportunity
commit suicide, that the officers continually
PEELED 10 watch him put him under such restraint
that would be impossible for him destroy himself.
y. o. Picayune Dec. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

THE WEArHER.-The gale which visited this City
on the 10th felt NewHaven aud other places
in its vicinity Some slight damage done to Yale
College. The flagstaff upon Cen,rc.square was also
prostrated and number of fences. &c. went by the
board" On the Sound it more severely felt and
the boats had much ado to make their passage. Some
marine disasters were apprehended
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

THE PITTSBURGH CALAMlTY-The Mayor and
President of Council of Pittsburgh have published Re
por, in the papers of that city. in which they
thanks in behalf of their fellow citizens for the munit
cent donations which have reached them from various
quarters for the OF the sufferers by that dreadful con-
fagration which, only few months ago laid SO large
portion that ci;y They refer, especially TO
the Legislature OF Pennsylvania the several cities
counties and towns throughout the Union; 10 the be-
nevoent strangers beyond the Atlantic and the officers
and crew of L. ). ship CoRStifi4tioN.'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

THE orTsIDE-Frst Pagc-Review Of the Letters
and Speeches Of Oliver Cromwell By Carlyle No. of
DR.. Whites Letters Oregon News Items. Fourth
Pase-'New. Hampshire by Whittier The Anti-Ren,
Increment Sales Of Stocks Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

~ We learn from the Newark Daily Adv. that
at the SenAunua Meeting OF the Board OF Trustees of
fnnce'on College. on Wednesday the mathematical
chair vacated by the death OF Prof Dod was assigned to
Stephen Alexander. Esq. the eminent Professor of As
rono,ny who has also been several ysss the adjunct
Prof Of Mathematics. Rev. NJ B Hope of Pbils6clnb;s
pcsen, Corresponding Secretary OF the Presbvtr;a
Board OF Education appointed Prof OF Rhetoric
and Bellies Lettres, vice Rev Dr.. J. w. Alexander now
OF New-lork resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19
Business Notices.

FREE LECTURE AND EXHisIrIoN 70 LADIES' Ne.
CoLroN viii give the Ladies OF his instructive and
amusing free s WI! be seen by sdver,se
,,eu,, this afternoon Il; o'clock Clinton Han. The
,crar, and Experiments which Mr c gave the Mer.
,,,ir, I5-sry Association Tuesd.y evening. st
,ri3 by large and select audience. and gave entire
.,,,sf,c ion. Ii Will be seen by the following notice
which we find in Hudson psper that MF c. Gas been
a. nopar and successful that city as ne ever has been
here Nix u. - ~ lt.i..,o,, 80, AM, .,.o ,.o
Managers oi the Or aan A.. ira IN IRIS cy 10. the oms
SION in our last paper Of Card 'helr
obligations 10 lr c. tor his unsolicited HoefSy IN de
voting the ayss OF one OF ms instructive ana interesting
Lectures u aid the funds OF that popular uuoo
had me a.gicc in ype and inadvertently IL was omitted
in making up the form. We cheeriuIy insert II this
week-it be too late 10 acknowledge seH-T-
Gus
word or two OF Mr.. Cc;ous Lectures. Lectures en-
Chemistry hy who is OF the science. accom-
D.uied win successful experiments tsl 20 inter
st an intelligent audience. Dr. alatner VINO delivered
course IA this city December last, With most cE'iI.
sbiy rxecAted experiments illustrating the principles oi
tbs science interested our best citizens.
None however have urawn such crowds Ms Air Coiton
His social free and scnemsn.y bearing Ills perfect Ea
dersland,n OF the SUBJECT Of which ne treats t'2'Aer
MIN tt amusement afforded By his laughing gas have
sonsus have been favored with Tor many years botc
ladies' and -cn,een, the elite o: the cy nave tfouged
hi. rooms (aud many them inhaled the gas night
er .ht And we think the faces OF our cluzcns gen
rraly are considerably shortened since MI = came
amor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

~ Having failed in receiving the proceedings Of
Congress from our regular Correspondent, we make
up our summary from the Washington and Bali.
moro papers
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

rE' The Williamsburgh Long Islander under
stands thar new Loco Foco evening paper on the
two sys,em-strongly radicals abou, TO be
established in this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19
THE TRIBUNE.
In whis General Committee, Dec. o, ls4o'

p,,oed That It be recommended TO the Wh!g Electors
~ th- City and County Of NewYors to assemble IN their
,neeye Wards OF Monday, the 22d inst for The purpose
~ Secing hye Delegates each ward 10 constitute
W.,c GENERAL COMMITTEE for the year ensuing
TIE following are designated the places of meeting
Wards.
"A, Threshers Broad-st Hotel.
II. Al Jones's Second Wsrd HOTEL
Ill AT 2Ol Wsshngton.s..
IV..At Shakespeare.
Wat Marion House
VI..At National Hall.
Villas the Ward Con tnree ANAL direct
VIII..Do do do
iX..At Kentucky Hall
X..As the Ward Committee shall direct
X..Do do DO
XIl..Do do do
XIII. Do do DO
XIV. AT Broadway House.
XVI.Astbe Wsrd Committee shall direct.
XVII. AT the Henry Csy Mouse
Nv o,de, SMITH DUNNING, Chm
J. II. HosART HAws. S.c,s 49,,
WELCOME r. BEEBE,} o4' -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

rg9 We learn from the Perry Freeman" ,ha,
Hon. JAMES BLACK, who represents the District OF
Cumberland, Perry and Franklin in the United
States Congress. has signiied his intention to
tain the present Tariff and against any modi-
tication or repeal of il, Harrisburgh Telegraph
PRIvArE MAiLs.-The American Mail Company
give the public notice thai in the event OF change OF
tae Postage Law by Congress raising the rates they
eFn and Eastern States.
ACADEMIA man by the name OF Heath was
Aleu ms morning at Lowell between two cars while
'onnee''ns them together Boston Trans Wednesday
IEN1s MAiL.-There will be regular Mail from
winter. ''' uu't"s 'He
E liiam D. Callahan. Esq. Editor and pub
Usher OF the Newport Rhode Islander died AZ hi. rs.
dence, In Newport on Wednesday evening. IOth inst
after an illness of some months
EV- The Missouri river closed al Jefferson on
Sunday, the 30h-when the mercury at DAYLIGHT wa. II
degrees below zero.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-19

~ General Committee OF Democratic Wing Young
MenAn adjourned Meeting of t.is Committee will be
held on Friday evening the 18th Dec inst ct the ASHLAND
tJsek.on.s) No 4is Broadway of Canals,. Al
o'clock Ills particularly wished Ina, all the Members be
present BY order,
THEo Z. ToMLlNSON, Chairman,
IonS D. LINDEN Secretary dig
Polynesian., 1845-04-12

,;,ne which was due to his family and renosc
hoo, drawn mon bv ipdispcnsoble ,ublic
matters. that he has from over-use los,
tho s;cbt If one Of his ewes. We IN,
also CIV that ne = nublic m;nistar h. haze
hoon no., s,,;ctIv candid and ;mr,r,;,,
For thc truth Of the outline which we have
:,
so DrlcHV ana iihPerlec'iy "I""h, we dPpeaI
with Confidence IN fine unbiasscd Indictment
go. T.. A.. Win,
Oh 'hIS co''i'''"h"!' !" '''' '""" i'eW
office. will, renewed health. his means of
usefulness VIII NC iic'o'oe", IL" IL "at'oh
has vet much TO hone from his talents and
-
P"'i'o''s"'
OF the notifications of Mr.. Willie. his
A. IN. ~ Ill.,. - .
Nv P'"''" wv """ "'i'N l'o''
bv his residence and public services as a
:,
"'f''"'"' "'"o"S '"N"' ~" Nv S'o'""
that he has shown himself admirably adaptcd
J.. .. .al .a Ill. $3.50
w '""D"'''" "" 'NP' " P""i' "''
ters for the situation of Minister of Foreign
Do,,fa,a .L,, M, Aro:o.,, no., o
i''I"''''H' '""' 'i'' ''"Jc'l ""' o'''' P'e"s-
ed 10 appoint him. But to show our readers
,hot howo,,or b;uL h, or;,;o, u,s c,un r.
'' U.s. 49, Nl' - W
Mr.. WYllic from his numbcrlcss acts Of
private and pubic usefulness while resident
here, an equally high opinion IS entertained
OF INN lii that great metropolis where all
men find their level, we extract the following
from a late London Chronicle:--
eve have received a very valuable report upon
,au ,'a n"d s :, n ~ ~; unaor me rpanlsn govern
chairman of the committee of Spanish American
WrIio IRON Inc pen OF robert Cflrhton
Spanish committee of bondholdcrs, IN London.
,nd II rSpoa' occupies 81 PAGES OF quar'o PRINT
with tables of Mexican budgets, and of the pro-
uno,s o I 'he maritime custom houses besides ac-
assignments for dividends also ON ac-
ooul. OF me DIVIDENDS to London statistics of Mex
wealth of the Mexican republic. Exclusive Of th,s
variety OF matter interesting to Mexican bond
upon the advantages which Mexico might derive
G from the colonlza,ioH OF ITS public lands, eSempli-
treasury of the United states from the sale Of rrh.
nc lands from the year 1888 to 1910, inclusive.
Mexican bondhoIdcrs, bmt in the SD,n;sh ~ JIG
will teach some useful facts IN the science of politi-
ton to the Mexican authorit;es"
In tre,t;nr of
that Of Iobn p;oon1 H.. IT.
willie Now Jorsov md ,a,o,.
at the New York bar 70 tho b;ob and
sible office Of r. TT NJ >
ouuht NOT 70 be om;,tod Tho
was officially annourced ~, H.. oh az
-,