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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
Police Once.

Bmelaries -James Kelly was arrested at three
o'clock th, morning breaking into the store Of Richard Cor
nell No 90 Geenwichstreet, with intent To steal He was
committed to ansxer
The premises OF S. Hyatt. no. g. 2i-avsnue. was
buglarouy entered by OF false keys. and valuable
overcoat stolen from the entry.
The hou.r No. 90 seeond-svenue, was barglari-
ousy entered the night the lsh and oveEcoai the
property OF Hiram Eaton stolen.
Ihr hous. No. Ia ufeec-street, was burg glarious
y entered this By of wrenchand robbed of
overcOaE
Jonn Is Ter and Thomas Parker were arrested for
attempting break into the house OF Jane s. Williams No.
y Nanhattsapace and using indecent language 10 the M
ma,ss Tney were field 10 bail IN $40 each TO answer.
Ellen Dalton was arrested and committed tor
stealing wallet containing az3 from William CAIN No.
Twen,y -EirsI-street.
Escape from PJison.-Nicholss Pertain, charged
with bEamy. and Isaac Shay with burglary last night
capped from Their cell the pEson Of the Upper Police Office,
By cutting through the Doors then sealing the PRISON wal-and
have not been found.
Brrstary.-john Muray's premises situated
No % Chesnuect arrested burganonsy last night,
and robbed OF quantity OF crockery and ohe, arcas
L1rcesieS.-G " liam Harding was arrested and
committed for stealing coat from D. Michas, OF LIS.
penaT1 ard Chnich-strects.
Nathan Ellis was arrested to-day by Valentine
Baker OF the Police Tor stealing tub ofbuer from the
store of Mr. Barnes corner OF Veey und GreeawIc
streets, and was commit ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence ofThe TnbuDs

PBILADELPHIA, Jan. sO-P. H.
SALE OF THE MAINE LIsE.-At 10 o'clock this
morning BIZ order OF the Commissioners appointed by act
of the Legislature the Maine Line CT the Internal Improve
meG Of put up pubic auction at the Phil
obn bad, the sale postponed until morning,
atl o'clock be attendance quite large, but ns far
present TO offer Dt. The work. IN iuestna
be sold They may be put up at To years instead OF ~ days.
enG the result viii prove the same.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY -i'he large and extensive
wholesale dry goods Of David s. Brown Co. IS South
Front street above Chesnu has lately beer robbed OF large
the thieves had failed until last night when discovered
that hgre the had been made through the roa gra
ting the pavement Through the exettlons OF the police
the goods tracedor at least portion Of hemo the
New York Bo;s Chesnut street. above Front Kept By
nuned McDevt trunks containing the having been
removed places 10 Water ard Shppen street They were
czsd upO0 taken the Mayors Office where the good,
of Messrs. Browe Co were identified. Two named
Porter eDj Jones the latter coofed porter arrested and
committed Tor further hearing.
A MISSING VESSEL ARkIyED.-The Swedish brig
JoInn Capt ifedland whose saey had long srnee been
given a'Tfye thus morning. after OF 3i days
from erhorn Severe gne land adverse WINDS believe,
the only cause vi her long detention.
a MURDEREss IAEDosfD.- Cav. Porter has par
doned Sarah Ann Davis convicted 1910 the murder of ia
LIN Ann Jo,dsn Juniper, und sensncei To be eae
received the ksndesi treatment during her imprronmeu,
ANOTHER fARDoN.-ihe Governor has paTdoned
counterfeit noies upon Western Bank and ienenced 10
imptsoHuieu, IN the Eastern Peaitentiap.
DEATHs.-Dnrins The week ending on Saturday,
100 deaths occurred the City and DISTRICTS al which were
from scarlet feyer 10 from conyulsons and from coasu
ton. OF tie whole number, o. were chlldren
SToCKS.-f The business at the First Board 10 nay
opened with degree Of aneuor seldom witnessed N our s3cx
Market At;he Second Beard the sales OF state teaeheh
s3@9 At decline Of ttoT The esslns fa o, RssDr
Railroad Bonds fl of IL and kalrqa1 shass, "a
fs ia @ 500 S'lPfIsia Winlnston R M IS sSorcrn
l,snk Of KY te G;sEd Bank % Va; Ii do 30 wn VA
SeeoaS % Basra45 d WliH.lnstoa Railroad, 5d.. 1 $500
Reading Railroad SIS, W n. ss s1il u S.stes
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

IMPORTANT APPLICATION OF THE ERICSSON
PRopELER.-Yes,erday the bark Edith-a notice
of whose arrival from Boston appeared ie~
davs since under our Marine bead-saed from
this port for China. The Edith is provided with
auxiliary s,eam-power, 10 be used in calm weather,
or against moderate head winds, and completely
solved the problem as TO whether steam can be ad-
vantageously applied 10 merchant vessels one
has two engines Of GO inches stroke, IL inches
diameter, which work the propellers, so small ano
COMPACT that as spectator observed, they scarcely
occupy more room than 3 couple OF waier-casks; !;
but the distinguishing feature of her arrangements
consists OF an apparatus recently patented by CsP''
Ericsson, and applied, for the first time, in the Edith,
for urshippiag The propeller when the vessel Is not
going by steam. In trial Of the engine and pro-
peler, made in the bay before she sailed the Edith
wen, measured distance of A statute miles in
precisely 27s minutes, at the rate OF 40 miles
ner hour without assistance from her saiis and in
slack water and the time occupied in shipping or
unshpniug the propeller did not, in number oi
trials, exceed minutes.
The Edith is owned by two gentlemen OF Boston,
Messrs. r. B. Forbes and Thomas H. Perkins. She
is OF exquisitely beautiful model and no expense
has been spared give her all the qualities OF fast
saiIcr. Several OF our princips! ship owners were
on board previous 10 her sailing; AID, if we may
Judge from the unqualified satisfaction with which
they viewed the compact arrangement OF engines
and boilers, the operation of the propeller, and the
aparatas for unshppirg ii, this is hut The COM
meucement OF very extensive Introduction OF
auxiliary steam power into our merchantmen.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
By This Mornings Mail.
LOCO Foeo Caucas-e1cNaI.y's oefaication
-CIIngmnn's Speech.

Correspondence OF The Tfibuse.
WAsmSsToS. Jar. Il.
TIE Ioco Focn members of Congress had Cou-
rus last n;rtt. at the Capitol believe rbc ouly
b,s;ness OF ilnpor;ance transacted was rcsolGiios
IA Terminals The debate Texas on Saturday neIt
am informed thgt McNuiiy delivered himseifto
dsy ~ the Marshal OF the District, Aexsnser Huns
e. Esq. in whore custody he vii i- ftiHined t'i
Tomorrow. when he wiil BIZ brought sp iof t1uFn
rsfion. aud held 10 hail 10 answer ,he charges
brousht against him The bail siI. be pretty heavy
bur he may gel; soue friends To go security ioT b'm-
l. is perit-ut:ary cESnce. and II 70 thought strange
that he gave himself up readily. Indeed co,nc
are dsp 5sed doub, whether he - vet 10 CUSTODY
and 10 question uhsiher the report oi ms surrender
of himself may not b. rrse intended Z The New
York pspsrs 10 throw the authorities OF other cities
off neir guard. thar h. mas he more sasily escaPe
What u beauiifll commentary tnls whote pro
ceedjng ia on the argument i:st pubic othcrrS, tor
IN ofher words Sut-irrasurits are safer deposiIo-
res OF tho pubic money than Bauks are. nus de
falcatioa is bu, mere specimen OF hat we shoulc
have Ill over the country, u the cGO-ueasuty Va"
should 20 u,o e.i.ct
Itis said that President Tyler, wheu he h ari o.
the defalcaron. inquired whether deiacaliCn did not
run in the blood OF The Van BnreH men
understood that his wife arrived IN ihis city o
day or two since. with one infant, her oniy enid
She did not come TO the Hotel where ne ieogea.
Poor woman her visit will DC any thing but Joy
Gus onei
DANIEL WEBSTER is expected in TINS city TO-
marrow. Rooms are in readiness Tor him et Cole.
mans. JOIN SERGEANT Of Philadelphia and
DUpLEY SsLpyN ot Ne~. ! ork, are At this Hotel
JoHs l.. GRAHAM, your Postmaster, is also here, or
was dsv or Two slfce.
You have dou,tiess read s!r. Ciiuem0n's Speech,
on the manner in y hich tn last election vas earned
on. I,appears that -ev-rnl members Of the Empire
Club ars highly indgnen, at ihe glGrins colots in
which re showed up their Characters. bsli,ve
they are not contented with the attack which Nr.
Yarcey made upon him, nor with the result oi the
duel. He is now in The daily receipt OF letters,
threatening bin with all kinds OF casilga'ions.-
Oae of the lgst he received was written with
blood. lie received one, day or two since,
from man who states that be is a member
of that Club. and that he is in Baltimore wdi,.
ing for Mr. Ciiugman, if he s a man OF "ceurGSe,
10 meet him and give satisfaction for the gross and
accuHtiRg INSULT conveyed in hi- speech. Not one
of the facts has bean denied, which Mr. Clingmsn
charged upon them. Proofs Of the several charges
are to be added in IN appendix to the pamphlet form
of this speech. which is now in great demand. Mir.
Clingman is man of great courage and is fully
prepared for any persou who chooses TO attack HIM
or course he does notice the letters referred tc
Tonight about o'clock we had slight fall o;
snow. Not enought yer however, for slrighing.
You're RIcBgLikU.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
Assistant Vice ChRnceIlor's Court.
Before Hon LEWIS H. SAspFoRp. Assistant Vice Chsncsio
Decisions.


Andrew 8 Carr, administrator of the estate ei
Coin Mitchell! deceased Eias D. B Ogden and others
Receivers OF - Morris Canal and Bankn. Company npead
ed with Joseph Deied LOUIS Curtis, ana nhers. Thecnr
Canal Company. hl.ilg protested af2ins tT heVe,s -
non.Tssdcn; debtors and order was obtained by denn pro
had expected Mr. Euysrweasr defend the SUIT an obtain
an order setting aside the order con;-Ssa. with Leave,
within % days 10 pu Their 20 the BILL Further
csedings had and they put IN oemureI hoon y
nds the complainant take the demurrer oil the hes OF
the court Motioa denied.
Saran MORRISON, ny her next friend. Christian ..
Morrison Catherine Post, (wiow Of ate w. P9s) VIII
lam (rards Post and others-ln April si the late " m.
Post departed this i leaving widow ans chIiden VIZ
catherine as above Sa.Ei1 Morrison. wife of Christian u
Morrison VIM G=rurdus Post Jerusha. wife Of James IL.
large real e-ate In Apri li;, Nj MORRISON and vic sled L
bill loT partition OF the estate, and alf oHn = Giles was ap
part the OF hf Morrison was d seI ~ eSecut on
Obtained against him By creditors sitsrwBrd lie applied 20.
and obtained The ben@ Of the bankrupt law, Hnd tue Feiiai
his and s interest passed over 70 Inc Essignee n
bankruptcy Jersey Cry, NJ. L. IaGuin In iPnl lsi
order made by whicR amendment allowed to the
bill by which the particulars relating 10 the estate were entered
sarah MOrsou by her next friend, pay complainant
Difficulty was experienced by Mr. Sacks;t 10 his business
nqu ard hrs ees;aie also sod under execuuon ~ e s9t
OF Henry Raymond The re'ematoa was urr"nrs PAID ey
another cred;n Mr. UuIn Thompson, VINO ohi7ned the
deeds from tire Sheriff md enered SUITS oi eectnent asuin
various pecoS. petition OF the complainant ilucton
We granted restraining Mr. T. from pursuing the nctiOns
tered by him. lie seeks 20 have Mrs Morrison amend her
bills TO the defendants, order that he
maj be able u come 10 md look afte h purchase The Court
siAed that that would not nc the "a get INTO court lie
wishes IN he must file supplemental bi himself In
the nature of q cross bill. &c. OIier accordingly
Frederick Weissman va. Triton Insurance co..
Mr. w had claim against the nton ms Co the aiars OF
which COMPANY mud passed INTO the hands g Cab = w ood
hul Esq ISL Motion mnde that ne he requr
ed 10 make dividend &c appeared mar mere are Dns su
MlsteT D IeyD!. To number Ci cgedltoTs, &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
rn,n Nooh'. yVeetly Messenger.

~ Attention 10 the Teeth.-Ws nave s.s,., w.,
con,ende that nhy with good teeth and good eyes
be ~ and bence have Away. felt the nsee "
inc ,,silr 10 the preservation Of the Teeth, pafenas
fens. But th, caIo should be assigned to an
Deust-nu, one Who takes up the business as az sssad
pursuit. but regularly educated and practical man.
to confidence and consideration. and We nn1~ % ,
vnv and Wa,reo,i fl has bean many yeas p'ae's
h, ,y and there are none who beea gnds his ea',
have not been perfectly satisfied with his treatment a IL,
manufacture Of Artificial Teeth ". has no sape 81, M,
eminent physicians who recommend fn ere ,s,s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
DIED.

On Sabbath morning. 18th inst aged SC years MARY wife
OF Rev. Alexander Fraser and only daughter OF Thomas Rcg-
efs. ESQ. OF New Rochelle.
FendS acquantances ure respectfully invited 10 attend
The unern al ST. Matthews Church. Christopher between
beecser and Fourth streets o'clock, T. VI. this day, jar
uary 2lst-
0n saturday. the 18th instant, JOHN r CONE, aged %
years
In the ,rumphs of faith of yphus fever, on Friday the
i7,h inst CAThARiNE NJ. WILLIAMS, eldes, daughter
OF Elias ?. Williams. IN the 18th yea. of her age.
AtCsmlus UnoDdasn Co. on Tbursday, tie 18th Instant
STEPHEN WALKER aged 50 yenrs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
Marine Court.
Before Judge SHERMAN.


JOIN g. Powe!l ~. Patrick Coyls.-the parties
own oGng lots IN hstrest between 9Th ana th avenues.
Tia. OF plaintiff flied up line wIth the street and Ee has
dwelling house Tie of his let Deiendant' "t J: no'
crtrey ils: up He sS stable The rear, the water se,
m his iS; mixes manure and forms reh
ze. through basement of the house otrlsinh re
defendant has been notified the hrt he re'
el 10 epd the present action brought 10 recover Dana
ges Verdict Tor plainuHsi0.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

R.PErrl's BEsEFlr.--To-night Dir. Rapetti's
Benefit comes of at the Opera, when Seniramide )
will be once more repeated, together with some e1-
cellent Solos by himself. When it is considered
how much skill, energy and cultivation required
to lead an Orchestra ef;cisntly-how much de-
pends upon the Leader, and how admirably SIR
Rapeili has performed his duty, every lover of the
Opers must seel bonld TO attend. Mr. Rnpe;ti's
claims upon the public sympathy are of the yeNy
best isA;ure.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssocIsrIoy.-The Re-
port Of the Board Of Direction of this Association
Tor the past year, has been placed on cur sble. We
observe from its tenor that the affairs OF tie Library
have been improved during The past sear, and that
The President, Dir. CHARLES E. mlLsoR, tagether
vi,h most OF ,i,e Boerd who served last year, are
candidates for reelection on the Resular Ticket y
We hope they will succeed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

CT The DAILY TRIBUNE served at Tn early hour in any
Of this CITY Brooklyn, per week
Die To the CAREER those who prefer il at the rate
ior six months payable the Office in ADVANCE
Persons wishing TO be served viii please send ther
through the Pos, Office or otherwise.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
lighthouses.

Mr. LEwls's LECTURE al Clinton Hall, on the
subject of Lighthouses, and the improved modes CT
lighting them resorted 10 by the maritime nations OF
Europe las compared with our own, was delivered
last evening according 10 notice. What, from tee
other attractions. though of a Lighter character,
shout the city, and the uniavoraoie state OF the
weather, the attendance was not numerous; still IL
was respectable, and there was smart spriuking
of the right SORT; distinguished professors and emf
nent merchants not 10 be kept away by stress
OF weather. And we could not help thinking that
mad the citizens of this commercial metropolis been
generally aware not only OF the great importance
but OF the pleasing character of the lecture and It's
illustrations, no apartment in the city would have
been large enough 10 contsin those vino would have
pressed for edInitance. Mr L. is evidently master
Of his suhjec,. He has personally examined most
Of the lighthouses il this country and, dGrlng ,he
past year. under the sanction OF Government, he
has inspected the lighthouse system IL exists 10
France and Great Britain. He described vividy the
anxiucs attention and care with which the CONNER
cai nations OF Europe watch over this important
branch OF their government, so essential 10 iii and
10 property-presenting sorry contrast with the
condition OF things on the coast Of this Republic.
Yet, so far as Congress was concerned, he Admitted
that ii had always been liberal in its appropriations;
aud ;be audience were LETT infer flor The lecturer
brought no charge against any body that Ihe faults
which exist are chnrgeable to those whose duty it
has been 10 execute the laws Of the National Legs-
latuge.
The apparatus exhibited was of the mos, spler-
did ard brilliant description. A lerucular light,
equal 10 the power OF four thousand argand lamps.
was reflected upon the audience with force which
no eye could endure for more than moment There
were parsbolic reflector and coiorsd ana revCle-
ing Iights-the whole having cost many thousands
of dollars. Mr. Lewis exomined his subject in III
economical point ofvisw and demonstrated conclu-
siyely that the introduction of the foreign system
would greatly diminish the expense OF or light
house establishment, while il would vastly increase
its usefulness thus saving not only large amount
of money TO the Government and protecting the
property of our merchants ts the extent OF millions;
but, what is OF consequences Than all, prese,y
ing the lives OF the hardy mariners and osrs whose
10; it may be to 90 down 10 The sea in ships" We
could wish that this important Lecture might be
peated, but we understand that slr. L. engage
nents will not permit il it being his intention ,opro-
cesd in few days 10 Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
Pennsyivania Legislature.

HARRISBURG, Jan IS.
The report OF the Committee on finance, appro.
prn;ing the sum OF ss3 5i % Exclusive OF interest ON all COT
ticaies OF ssued Tor the payment OF interest," m the Sc
nate this morning. Will opete iHyortoy upon the
credit o. the Commonwealth. Il made the onde Oi The
,ay for Monday but Will not be- disposed of until dftrr
Skunk Inauguration Tuesday Thus the schemes OF Gov
Nark-the mi crest fnng due upon the I Of February viii
-, ii r., - -, ee,,e,Tnd ,be credit ci Penpgyiyana
depoabe ever until August heNt when
hepe seriously for an improvement
of the Bank of Nor-a America presented nskne that the
capital SAID Bank may be increased To - O0 ard tho
nominal value shares II stock 10 $40, which, have no
doubt will be granted from the fact that the Bank Us Ge oil
the very be't in the Stute .,. i.
bill the reduction of the rates OF postage IN The United
states
rTba following resolution was submitted and approved
" Res0irsd Tina: the Committee Banks be Rs;rucied 10
ncue INTO the expediency reporting BAL or the iabl
banks this Commonwealth ON the free banking ys
tenn, the issues Tor the circulation OF wnch sal De On
Penas State stock security So lie deposited with e
State 1reasurSr Auditor General NJ such rate wi
guaranty Ia the holders OF such circulating issues the ust tn
doubted under contingency. aud rs VIII nto
guaranty the Stale OF Pennsylvania reduction the rate OF
irete,; the amount Of the stock deposited with The tu
pef officer authorized and Whose duty shall he
10 Keep exact aAh coffest register OF md counteIn ~
The Tariff were az IN resumed day nnd
ine.cta attempts the patt r the L0cs 20 eud them
were deeaisd No to the hour "i ndl9nmment MI Homss
vocated The prent Tariff but opposed n attempts To INTRO
duce other matter the resolutions Severh membeS also
disposed 20 express confidence the T. = Senator'S
M-srs. Buchanan and sturgeon. The LocOs cani come H.
As your Philadelphia correspondent, predicted. Jane, Il.
Snowden Of Vennngo has been nominated tsbt
Monday and Tuesday wll be exciting here Gov. Por
Tel n6Grig ,Orgoen while tOv. skunk Is HeGTg bored In
upon Secretary Commonwealth, and Asa Dmock, of
SuSIuetaGnn, aS AuGtor.GeneruL
The Report Of the Comm,tec on Banks relave 70 the e
high County Bank iooke ior with interest VIII see that
an early copy 1. sent you. Yours; Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
DUBIOUS Prospects of tho Annexation
Scheme I'm Texas.
Correspondence of The Tribune
C,IrrsroS. TrxAs, Jan. 6, ls45.

Correspondents of I he Tribune
GALVESTON. Texas. jan {, ls4'
To Tx Editor of The Trt5sHe
As the subject of Annexation is making con-
siderable noisa nos, taks this opportunity to
seud you, BY the steamer ew-Iork, a few items
in relation to that subject. The boat from hous-
TN brought us news This morning ffom the Cap
ital OF some interest; and it Will doubtless make
considerable noise throughout the country The
notorious Duff G,ee1, as is usual 7Viih him, has
GRATED another sensation IN the political world.
can give nothing definite as to his proposition
to this Government. bus the gst OF 1t IS, that ne
has, in plain English, offered something IN the
share Of a briba TO the Executive of this country,
in regard 10 Annexation. The particulars E7iil
probably leak on! shortly. At eny rate, President
Jonss has Issued proclamation reToklng, or ois-
solving, all connection or intercourse with Dntt
Grcea, (who is Coasul at ibis Port, bu, who has
been bus5ing binseIf at Washington, the CaP'
itsl with some of his and Capt. TyieE's schemes,)
"fof reasons best kEozn TO the Executive" 1t
seems President Tyler is determined to have Tex
as at all hazards: but unfortunately The rejection
of his Treaty has produced a tremendous re-
action throughout this country on that SUBJECT
cud uow, that affairs are in such confused state
in Mexico, we begin TO think We can get along
very well without Annexation. The President
happ.n TO be of that opinion, IS also his pfede-
cessoT. Gen. Houston Hence Duff has found II
necessary to offer bonus 50 ;hat in case OF suc-
cess he will ndd something to his already unan-
Yizole notoriety. TIE fact is, believe, that The
Annexation feeling in the L. s. arises from other
then patriotic motives, with the projectors of IT.
Letters have BEEN received he;e from some Of the
Nrlliiers TO their faithful allies avowing the OBJ
ieet of Annexation to be an instrument for the
dissolution of the Unisn, and it is or the purpose
of placing you upon your guard that now write
you; although have no great fear of the success
of the measure, even if the U. S. Government does
its part towards it. Fer Gen. Houston Che Gen,
Jackson of Texas and Clay upon the stump
has declared kis intention TO take the stump
against it, as soon as the subject comes before
the people. He possesses an unboundrd intiu-
ence with the people of this country, notwith-
standing his many bad traits. On this account
1 am induced to place but little confidence in the
success OF the measure, aside from other Difficult
ties, Of which will inform you, in case opPortu-
nifty offers. II this is deemed worthy OF pnbiica-
ton, you can make such use of it es you zee fit.
Want of time prevents me from giving many
items that might be of interest. A. TexsN,
But not The less Friend Of my Mother Country.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

U ISsuaAXcE-CRoroN WATER DRsr.-
1t viii be seen by reference to the Proceedings of
the Common Council that the establishment of
an Insurance Depal tnient in the City Govern
men. is III contemplation. This pian of paying
off the City Debt was urged through the columns
of the Tribune two years ago, and we have
never conyeysed with any one except officers OF
incorporated Insurance Companies but what ap.
pvoTcd it.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

D-rhe four AIbps Negroes attracted guat many ys go
N The New York Nnseum yesterday They periefn uonh W
Vioo BANJO Tanbone &c and .ins and dance a,, s
s,y cSnnce of harmony :shs automatically eneo't
Nil he, songs Great Western. alr. Western Ia fec'e '
hns nnear In addition To variety OF Other periofusr'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
CITY iNTE ELLIG ENCE
Circuit Court.

A K. Tberiat "a. Robert Prince Sui; b. Ought
10 recover ce-an acIss OF machinery, blocks &C. o' the
manufacturing Pspe- Hanging. cpnred IN the isc9 of
yIr Iss-ph poucourt at o. near Hsmostend. L.! W. H.
Mo kept pqpe:hanciag PeaTs'l M THerent
c.rs he stcies the provLsons OF maitGe IRON M
T. hlr. right which 6ened. The case Will DC cot-
UIesiar fnrernan
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21

SLAVE IssuRREcTloN-The Democratic Guide,
published at Brapdon Miss. OF the 2lst ut. makes
mention OF a rumor Of an ipsurrecIion Of slaves
about Brownsville, Kinds Co. Miss IL states thai
eight negroes said to have been arrested, and TO
have confessed their guilt