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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-31
n26tf WILLIAM p SPENCER

UsT RECEIVED large lot of fans low
~ by the dozen; Clocks as cheap ard good Ms ever
Gold Rings aud BrcastpiHs; Bracelets lncksts; Gold
Keys Jet Hair Ornaments; Jet Pins; G s. Butte,
Knives, Knives and Forks; Scissors; Penknivrs; Go.
lo2ne; Bears Oil; Spool Cotton; Threa|; Vutcns;
ape, hseuIes, u 'housand Combs; Pins; Hosiery;
Gloves; Razors; Razor Strops; Spoons Shaving Boxes
81 cents dozen; great variety of Soaps fancy ana
frenGh Ess Peppermint 81 cts duz: Britannia CoHee
ana lea fots; Britannia Lamps; Japanned Caudl=-
sticks &c; Lamps; Spittoons; Dressing Gases; Mu:eh
safes; shovels and Tongs; Tea Canisters; SaviS
Banks, &C., all at very low prices. by
GEORGE T. VICKEES.
No s Baltimore S;GSt,
ml26 RefNpnr lie 1rp md NJ, ,ak
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LADIES' SHOES.
a II. w. WILLIAMS, WHOLE -

LADlES' SHOES.
A. II. w. WILLIAM WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL NuFAcTuRER-
OF LADIES' SHOES respectfully informs COUNTRY
MERCHANTS and others, that having facilities equal
to any is prepared to manufacture LADIES, MISSES
AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, of every variety, at
prices which fail to be nducement to those
dealing in the article to give him call before buying
elsewhere.
MERCHANTS who prefer having SHOES made TO
order, have the advantage Of any size make
suit any market. No. 81 BALTIMORE ST,
mh25-lw opposite fIolday-st., Baltimore.
FHNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS IN STORE,
Il and is constantly receiving direct from the man
ufacturers-
Lasting, Brocade, Twist and Satin Buttons.
Mohair, Alpine and FlOrentine do
Gilt, Pressed Horn, Bone and Pearl do
Sivered and Jape nned Hooks and Eyes.
smell aad Horn Side Combs.
do do Twist do
Horn Dressing do
Bonnet Wire, Silk Wire, Straw Gimps.
Hair Edgings, Cotton Cords, Collars, Bssoms.
Double Bnckrams, Book Muslins.
Crown Innings, Artificial Flowers.
Pain Leaf Hats, Bonnets, SC. &c.
All OF which will be sold at manufacturers prices,
by ID. II. THURSTON,
Jl3 Agent for Manufacturers, No. "a German st.
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Spring RIBBONS.
JAPANNED WARE.

IT BRADLEY IL CO., SOUTH EUTAW
u . STREET, 3 doors from Baltimore st, are ma
aufacturing general assortment of JAPANNED and
PLAIN TlNWARE, of the very best quality, which
they able TO offer low they can be obtained
in this or any other city. Among their assortment
are the following
Spitt0ons; Fruit Dishes; Candestcks; Walters
Lamps; Trunks Dust Pans; Tumblefs; Toy Cups
Molasses Cups; Sugar Bowls; Sugar Boxes
Pepper Boxes; Nutmeg GraterS; Tea Cannisters
Nurse Lamps; Match Boxes; Sand Boxes.
Together with an assortment of Britannia Tea and
Coffee Potts. Coffee Mills; Tin Plates, Spoons, SC.
fe2l -eU2m
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VERY. The way folks are get
M ting rich by purchasing their tickets at NJ
DoYLE's CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT, I4i PRATT
,rREET opposite the Railroad Depot (next door to
Yrsdsnaw's United States Hote) the proper way, or
rather the surest way is to drop in at DOYLE,S and
get package and you will rarely fail pocket some
tnng handsome as a return for a small outlay. Look
at some of the splendid schemes to be drawn this
week.
MONDAY capital prize Sl5,OOo tickets 81, shares
o, proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets sat shares in
proportion
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000 tickets IS, shares
IN proportion.
sTHURsDAY, capital 100000, tickets IS, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $9,oOo tickets 50, shares /.
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets ST. halves Sc
eeat, quarters % cents Risk on a package of 2s
~holes only Sl4, halves 81, quarters only SO so.
A liberal discount will he paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
The package, single ticket, share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
IL R Opposite b. s. o. X. X. Depot.
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CHEAP PAPER-HANGINGS.
FENHE subscriber offers for sale one of the best as
Il sorments of AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS
in the city at very greatly reduced prices. Also
VENETIAN BLINDS
MATTRESSES
FEATHER BEDS
of the best materials and workmanship, and at prices
very near, if not quite as low, what inferior ar
tcle may be purchased for elsewhere.
JAMES II. COX,
No. I62 Baltimore street.
mil I'm second door west of the Museum.
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RICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

RICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
MUST RECEIVED at GARDENERS, No. l95
~ Market street, by the last Havre packet, a most
beautiful assortment of Rich FRENCH GOODS, con-
si5tng in part Of
Rich new style SILKS, from so cts. TO IS per ward
Plain Staple do of all kinds
Beautiful Foulard do
Rich new style French Mouseline de LANES
Plaid and Fancy Berages; FIR. Fancy Marquesies
french JACONETS; Printed Tarlton, &c.
Rich OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Worked and
Printed Collars; do do ScarfS; new style Chemi-
re ties; white and black Thread Vehs; rich Chan
iilla Lace Wells, sc.
THEAD ES-Regency, English, Fr & German
3HAWLS-Rch Printed Berage do Emb'd Grape;
plain and fancy Hernan plain Chameleon and
fancy Silk; rich Printed Cashmere, &c.
SCARFS-Beautht Printed Berage, rich colors.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR-Just received, rich fancy
Cassimeres; Baolics Cloths new style Vestngs;
Fancy Cravats and Scarfs; real Cheverruy Gloves;
FIR. silk Gloves; Striped Linens, for shirtngs.
Also, full and general assortment of STAPLE
GOODS, to which would respectfully call the attcn-
ton of purchasers.
0l- The Ladies will find the Retail Department
fully supplied with the most choice and beautiful
goods of the Having just returned from New
York, am enabled TO offer many styles Of goods
Persons purchasing 10 sell again will find beautiful
assortment of goods up stairs, which will be sold as
low as they can be bought either in this or any other
FRANKLIN GARDNER, 195 Market-st
mh26 4th house above Light street.
IA Lie. The undersigned, having taken office
at No in holiday STREET, would most re-
specially solicit the patronage of his friends and the
public generally, where he be found at all times
from o'clock A. Nj. till 81 p NJ. to attend to all the
business of Justice of the Peace and to drawing all
ne promises to do with neatness and despatch.
mh26-eo4t p. II. WILSON, Just. of Peace.
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HOLEMAN YELLOTT,
a. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Baltimore
Having located in Baltimore, will continue to attend
the terms of Hartford County Court. Claims for col
lection in that county will meet prompt attention.
Office Fayette street, opposite Barnum's Hotel.
nJ- GEORGE YELLOTT, Attorney at Law, Bel
Air, Md. mh29-3m
ENXTRA SUPER THIBET SHAWI.S
h Just received, few cartoons Of extra superfine
black and mode colored Thbet Shawls, with heavy
silk fringe. HENRY w. COOKE,
mh29 Corner of Hanover and Lombard SITS.
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GILVER PLATED FORKS & SPOONS.
- BUTTER KNIVES, CAKE BASKETS, Casters
Butter Coolers, High and Chamber Candlcsicks
Toast Racks, Napkin Rings, Salt dishes, Bronzed
Tea-bells, Oyster and Asparagus Forks, Soup and
Gravy Ladies', selling off low at the NEW FURNISH
ING WAREHOUSE, No. 2 N. HOWARD STREET,
just round the corner of Market street.
mh2f-2m @. q. WETMORE & co.
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A CARD. MOSES POTTER hegs leave most
IA respectfully to acquaint his friends in the city
and country that he has removed from South Charles
street TO CHINA HALL, $50 Baltimore street, e. NJ
Kerr Co's)
M. Porter would avail himself of this opportunity
Of thanking his friends for the liberal patronage ex-
tended to him, heretofore, and il happy in assuring
them that he will have increased facilities for cxeeut
ing their orders from the and extensive stock at
China Hall, the sales of which for the future will
be under his particular charge. mil 9-eotf
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C. f. WETMORE & co.

SOLAR LAMPS FOR LARD OR OIL.
~ Girandoles; Caudelabres; HALL LANTERNS, n
beautiful article; Britannia and Japanned Lard and
Oil Lamps, of various patterns; Britannia, Brass and
Japanned Candesticks; SpttoOns of all kinds. con-
stantly Oh hand at the New Furnishing Warehouse,
No North Howard street, just round the corner of
Baltimore street.
mh2f Pin G., T.. WETMORE & co
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N The subscribers beg leave to in
E~HA form tn r friends and the public,
ksysAss<S6NN that they have opened Rooms in
EyNNTaEg.SSEzNA addition to their Store, with large
kEIIEE.s5srsSAMA and splendid assortment of SAD
80 DIES, HARNESS, TRUNKS,
HAND do, CARPET BAGS, BRIDES, COLLARS,
&c. Sc, all of their own manufacture We have in
our assortment many new and beautiful styles of La
dies and Gentemen's SADDLES, Coach and light
double and Buggy HARNESS, &C., which, for utility,
elegance and neatness, are surpassed by none of
any manufacture. We invite all to call and examine
for themselves. &c Country Merchants orders sup
piled on as accommodating terms rs at any establish
ment in the country. fel3-tlstJy
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NNiNDOW BLINDS. Curtains, Bands and
w Pins, Pulleys and Fastenings, Stair Rods SC.
for sale at our HOUSEKEEPING WAREROOMS
No. 2 N. Howard street.
mh2f Din C.. F., VETMORE & 20
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

TEE VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY RIoT.-The h!ch-
ond papers of yesterday fully confirm the account OF 'he
Tie, s, he University which published yes'e.tay =
letter in the Enquirer from ChaFo;tesve ti'et ;e u.s.
which states tha; ~. Flckliu the Sheriff OF The Cou
" 81 summoned The Jefferson Quarts and The Aiu4 20
Al, the Magistrates In res;on. order. and tA hey were
accordingly gnder arms suppress the outbreak anions
the s,deurs AZ the latest accounts The students Ai 81
Jeff he ColIege AID every thing WIS disorder AID con
;rsion. .-,,... ~. p
fessors 6-sasug windows ant doors and doing neA m
INV 70 the buildings They also tit much injury 70 e
ro;;lnto and aet0o-s and windows Of ne bas
generally Fortunately they did nor T-oceet 20 the eS-
remit Of offering personal violence 10 any OF The PEo'es-
sos bu; :hsy and their families were Kept in great alarm
daring he night w.t.
In the euier,ency the Faculty summoned The Visitors
OF the Institution 10 NEE: anu ,4Se The matter amer con-
sie-ation NJ Rives was the spot on Saturday aAe
the Others CT quorum We hope, by TINS lime e'e'
asd taking sach een: action s. the extraordinary oA-
sion demands. BAT >"'' Ees'e'-A''
EEAvy Loss Mr.. Thomas 5. WATTS. TeF-
chant OF Furkstown, robbed on Wetnesiay last he
sappases the Pr.ts,. Depot OF soEt $500 lie vs.
on business vsi; his city. pay ~ his creditors AID
renew IL. stock, when re with this serious loss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
Zion. Samuel Young.

Forty-fve Loco-Foco Members Of our State Leg
isla,ure, who voted for Col Young's reelection as
Secretary of State, have addressed him letere1-
pressing their unabated and entire confidence in his
integrity and ability, and their confident hope that
the State will soon recall hlInto her Councils
Col Young replies IN letter OF considerable length,
decided ability and characteristic plainness OF
speech. Promising That he never sought ofhce, and
that ne accepted his late post solely with view 10
the soppage Of the deb-contrscting policy OF Inter
nal Improvement, and intending 10 resign II wAen
that was secured, he states that he had been
induced to mold on by his interest in the improve
menI OF our Common Schools and tine overthrow OF
our Inspection System, both which, he trusts, have
been promoted BY his official exertions. He con-
cludes-
49, Although the path Of my official has not been
srewed with flowers yet cannot recoiect any vote
other official ac; of mine which should desire have
been different Having received my appointment from the
Legislature, may have been deemed Hprucent IN me
By some TWO eus ago. 10 have obSructed the pu1ceTng
pr0peiSities OF legislation But II i was morally and con-
.uoGaly right believe /. 10 have been, 20 protect
the public property tied TO my keeping, do not
feel the need any otter apology threatened with
removal ;ne; bu: the execution Of the threat
deferred until conservatism acquired sufficient strength
ought not 10 the leaders Of this brotherhood for
exercising their power for II had the ability would re-
them from Office And If they abhor my principles
much detest theirs, there be- as there
never has been, any political communion between u.s.
Through their agency the Republican arty has heretofore
been several times overthrowD and the symptoms OF
another Ike catastrophe to me to be now visible
They are afraid TO trust the people with Convention and
hope the time will when the people will no
longer trust them
With great respect and esteem,
am, gentlemen, cordially, yours. &c.
:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
Things lnPh Philadelphia.
Il The Tribune.

PHILApELPHiA. April 2S-i: ?. ".
Thus lar, about SlI 900 has been collected in aId
OF the P:sour- sufferers OF which $4,000 has been trans
i,ie, by Mayor The work Is still going on IN very
generous manner.
Freights are new very high IN this city in coast
Ing vessels, 81 IS being paid to Boston, There is srea;
demand Tor vessels. and number could ooan immediate
employment.
street at Second and Tammsuy, last evening abou: SIX
o'clock
A Young man. of respectable connection. named
Hunt residing in CheSud Front. committed
suicide last evening by opening the artery OF his leg Pc
cunia-y trouble. Il IS said, was the cause.
Three coored burglars. Henry Murdock, Seneca
Furnas and Henry Furber have been arrested by vnt
officer Bunting, charged with the commission OF two or
three recent 0nrgaries Goods were found N 'e posses
sion.
A mail will be made up on Monday night next
for the L. States Squadron on the coast OF Africa at 81
wanutsIee; in this city; and on "Wednesday one Tor the
pac!fc Squadron Will also be despatched.
the weather to-day Is quite wavn aud oppres-
sve.
The schr. Sarah Ann. Capt Davidson. arrived
this afternoon rom Tanpco having sailed the ls ult.
with specie &c Capt. r. experienced head winds ard
thick weather the last days On the 23d. OF Hogg
Island the L ;. steamer Princeton. cnder canvas.
bound cruise.
James W Peck and Samuel II Brown. charged
with attempt defraud nrTbar of merchants out
goods TO large held 20 bail in the Cour,
OF Sessions this morning in 5000 each 20 answer rhsy
han from the East
An argument, IN the case of Joha Dayley. one OF
the Keusiuston murdcrers ;ria is pending
in tie Court OF over and TetTne-.
SsrocKS.-The sales to-day were moderate, Win
iie change IN quotations STATE $ Ga'd Bank j.
Wilmington Railroad declined
Frs, Board-s0s shares tiraTj Bank cash 81 20 CONNER
cial Bank 55; Draft Boston. 1905 - Nechanic b (.
cash 255 Northern Bank kenucky g2 l2 kentucsy Bank
~ Sol d 49, 5000 do do cash do $1,000 do do
5ds do SO q do do new aGnuAlly,6 Pennsylvania
Bank 80; do do 260.
second RoqrdSlooo Tennessee Bonds. int lst july 90:
$500 do s2, WILMINGTON Rd, jI 2t IS y Gas. 49,.
Snr NEws.-.is P. M--irrired this attom922'i-
Bargue Nicale Neancs Kingston Jam; Nor. brig Henry
Carl John. Flmbs New York; schrs Gr1nde, Griudell
Boston, Elizabeth Chise G5 Oaeco. Reed: New Bedford
Sus,nnah Phebe CoTson Providence; Minerva, Bam.;
10; Oregon. Cor,on. do: ECTemnnt. Sawyer Portsmouth
Edser Loac Hill New bu.yport: D-liv-rance Jones New
York. Isaac Townsend String Somerset oop Drer, Mott
Providence; hares Campus and Romeo, New orb.
.fTired-BlkS Elizabeth Remington, days from t'ay-
an'sied company with ship Christovi Colon tor Ne;y
York-wi.hed be reported: Elk Nicerson Boston, Juf
White. do. Brig sun RYDER. Boston,, ,S,chr: slr9h Ann
Davidson. Tampicu: Eliza Williams Bolies, New-i ondoh
R-becca tnew Collins WilmiaSton Dell Oned' toii'"
Wilmington Del
Bsior-Bu Buk AJrline Elilr, from Buenos tyres; bris
Lucy FROM Ponce r. r. Also, several bFS' aud Schoone
urk
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
PROSPECTUS
SEMI.NEEKLY TRIBUNE.
OF TIE

The publishers Of The Tribune have been freqasaW y
lleed to Issue Sen-Weeky edition OF their paper =
the benefit OF those who require the Of the es -
ener than once week. and yet are without Daiiy "-
o. Go not choose the expense and heavy vosH"
Daily. Circumstances have hitherto rendered 'rSa -
lcaton impossible without trenchng upon the duss1s
OF our Daily and Weekly editions. We are pfepar =
o5ya,e . difficulty the new building ROW being sE'
for L.. On the site Of our burnt establishment, whes
hope 10 be again located by or soon after The Is; Of MY
The yEw-YoRg TRIBUSE SEXI-WEEKLT, viii thsrs8'
be fssued from. cur Office, IG0 Nassau-it. ot'
i7th Of Nay and viii be published theneeforward o1 va
nes!ay and Saturday Of each week. Il vii be prssi
good paper CT the size OF the Daily Tribune, and VII %,
tain nearly quite all the matter Of ihe Daily rs
Hoaey Market, daily report OF Commercial Transiss
Sales Of strcks, City Intelligence &c. Ar AsslstaS -
TOR yevotes his whole time 10 the collection Of tbs E
intelligence, reporting (, twice day for the MsrnHs =
Evening ot!uons Of our Daily. Two reporters ars
,;antIy watching the proceedings Of the various Ce1
our City and noting every thing deemed interesting
readers We hope to make the seriWeeky I.'D'. -..,
most acceptable pafer for Business men ou. oil 'a'
And FOR al who wish more prompt and detailed af
busy life than Weekly paper can possibly BE mace
Correspondents at Washington during the sessi0l .
every point OF general or ranstory interest VIZ =,
times he employed the liberal patronage bestowed -.
Tribune demanding and justifyins correspsaaas
atty OF outlay on cur part In the department o.
Literature and Criticism. we have secured sssl''- T.
the highest order, while hope soon to araooh ~.
par.nent Of Agricultural ard General sceneer uD' .,
immediate conduct OF Of the most expefsh "a.
popular writers sn Agriculture IN the Counay' 80.
we shall spare no expense effort 20 make nc i
whether In its Daily, semi-weekly or Weekly -.
e.nlnertIy worthy the patronage Of tie Business
ing Public, but especially Of WHIGs. vss.
The Semi Weekly Tribune viii be Issued e'e' -,
nesday and Saturday sheet Of good paper sD NJ
The Daily Tribune TxRc, 7Aree Doffdr' q ye.. n
Dollars for 7iro C.pies; payable always IN a''A-s
ter., er c,ospg cash are respectfully solicited BY
GREELEY {. McELRArH, isa Sa's'p''0
Sew-York. April Is, 1915. ,,, and rs<J
r.. Editors who receive our "eeAy ,se sncss
Ike our seml-weekiy instead. viii please eog5 X, TdsSs
and send paper marked to T. AcELhA'A'
Office
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
Cifv Items.

The Cap,aia OF the steamer independence run
Ing between Perth Amboy and New-fork having made
complaint Mayors Office, that his We're
usulie and himself and officer attacked by the horde OF
unruIy hackmen who collected the pier the arrival OF
the boat leaving their in the unguardcd. Col
f. L. with posee OF NJ Ps appeared on the ground
yesterday afternoon and the arrival Of the boat the pier
kept entirely clear for the Landing of the passengers,
and there no disturbance crowdng This prompt
action 10 be followed up until the nuisance abatcd.
The Great Western had the largest mail ever
taken by this port Her Letter money will reach
nearly three thousand dollars Passengers and
board not much short OF two hundred and hfty.
We had another copious shower last evening,
which just after the burning the Bowery Theatre
as II In obedience TO Professor Espy theory-and
accompanied with considerable lightning and heavy hun
der.
The large Glue Factory at the corner Of Twenty
Third street Fourth Avenue took fire last evening,
Just as the Bowey Theatre FIRE ubdued and the whole
establishment consumed. We could not learn the
amount OF the loss.
The Coroner yesterday held an inquest on a female
named Ann RECOUNT who severely burnt. By her cloth
ing catching fire, house In Watershed. the s;h
lost. and taken the Hospital the time. She died in
consequence of the injuries yesterday morning.
Rev Mr.. Vinton wall preach sermon in behalf
of the Ladies Repository in ST. Thomas Church. OIL sun
DAY evening next.
William Davis, the wa,chman OF the City Prison,
recently aiding the escape of Alex Ho.c
yesterday to two years State
Sing Sing The Recorder remarked that since the
vc,on of Davis, information had been received By the
Court ha; Induced the belief that Davis was not guilty
the charged but the jury had rendered verdict
OF guilty the trial. they had bat alternative, which
pass sentence but presumed that the c!emency
the Executive Of the State would be extended 70 Davis
Levi Forshay, tavern keeper at Sing Sing,
charged with passing number OF counterfeit altered
bills of the w4keseld Bank, R l. made apfea, Of the
denomination $40. persons in this city,
arrested Thursday. Foreshay is acqnain and
The intimate associate OF Frederick Parker recently
rested passing this description ospurioGs money which
Il presumed be obtained rum FOTsay Furshay i also
under indictment in Wes;chcster County passing
spurious bank bills and have t-ied on the fol-
lowing day 10 tha; on which his arrest took place.
G3- Mr. ]. D. Dix, Music Teache. of great re-
puation Ihca Is about TO take up lis residence this
city.
e. We are requested TO state that general al
tendance OF Committee appointed =olic; subscrip-
lions Pittsburgh sufferers will be held May
OK, Once this eves.ns 4: O'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26

LEAD AIIM-Th- s.. Louis Republican gives
following concerning .he NGHBi0h Care,
recently discovered Missouri which Il says believes
10 be valuable Lead Mine in the United Sates
II hs been purcaascd by Company a; 81. Louis FOR
" S?5 Geo.
''rhe operatives work In the opening
Of which $50 from where The discovery
made. This is IS feet in length, The ceiling IS Of
mineral and IS e.tstet that there are from u SEQ
100 600 pounds OF in sight Il IS from y Is inches
in thickness. On the osr about the OF the
as fallen the ceiling, there pieces bodies
the mineral which estimated 10 weigh 80 GOO bs-
withiu last three months under very defective sy.-
,e Of operations average OF hands have been ate
10 between $4,000 acd 10000 lbs. One furnace
has operation during The tiu!e. another in
progress erection. AS yet the riches OF section
but half developed There appearances which
Indicate 20 the sktut miner the presence OF mineral IN
every direction But OF these Il Necessary now 70
SPEAK operations viii disclose the actual wealth
20 be :ound IL the Mammoth Gaze
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-26
Another steamboat Accident.

Attweniy minutes past yesterday morning, the
steamer Empire her way down, into the long pier
18th street, aboat two rods from the end heavy fog
came from TIE city, she ueared the pier, rendering
it. the moment, excessively dark and it is said that
pilot thought he had passed the Nineteenth pier.
Finding his error late. lie only succeeded in giving the
wheels backward revolutions before the boat struck
with tremendous crash-treakns the wharf ;mbers
eighteen inches square, and perfectly souad) short o and
rowing her the solid gravel pier about twenty
feet No hurt although iie Of confusion
board for moment. mos; distressing. The Kncscr
booker. which passing at the time tie Empire struck
her assistance and or those OF the passengers
who chose. Aboat eight o'clock the Albany, her way
up stopped and owed the Emolre off, when she proceaed
her BERTH foot Of Barciaysree with in
es, OF coarse, about her bow but having escaped al
things considered with very sh penalty Her
was entirely carried away and bo;h her hg b-ace, =
broken in two.
The Empire will resume her trips on Monday