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DIED,

Tn Tuesday morning. 30'h. Of consumption. MAXI "A'
RYAN, a,ed 81 years, month, n fnys. sr.
The relatives and trends OF tho l8nii3 are rfsIselsD d.
qte5re 20 attend her funeral h, morning at9 oeoc u
residence O her sser No. IL Moore street. lief fsaal
be taken to Railway, y. J. for lserGeBt. ,,,v .>.
On Sunday. IN the SSi year Of her age. MAXI VIE
Henry ". Hall. ~, r0gy
In sunday VI the Union Theological Seminary, w. 'V''
: KELLY. student, hgcd . yenr,. ,.pv Si
Il }roGklyg. on Sundny, Of consumption MARY, rrE.
CAPTAIN Allen IT, gear,e. OF llYGnns hnis. ss'l WV
years o,,., w., w
ELLSWORTH widow OF jeremiah Eawoflh' aS "
lands, aged y years. ,,ru,,c nay ~
At Newark, on Sunday, ooh, MATTHIAS IA
Il Cornwall. Ornnse Cougty on the 2lh Dec. Ti'i0i"'
OAKLEY. m the 72i year ri his age. ,,,,ulNPga
~ Vef,nlon Ere Co. Ohio. litll inst. ABkh 511r
RY zee, +, yrlrs and II months The deceased va
4 Taashonaoci. Pa. ll,h Rev. D. C. YORK. '''a''1
'' ia cLe;f Ri &c. s JOHN B. sToDDARD' '"'
Of l.c@ls, Essex Co. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01
Dealt, of Addison Dougnerty.

BE- recen, aynl from Trieste, has been received Of
the decece OF ADD!soX DcUGHEEry, Esq Of tbs sy who
lett Boston m October the South OF Europe ot h
health, Mr. poushsry died the passage eight days out
victim the consumption. The deceased was member Of
the bar OF respectable Standing and had distinguished himself
BIZ hs active political the Wing form
years having, among other prominent stations occupied tie
position OF Chairman Of the Wbis Young Mems General
Committee Few persons Of his age hive died more beloved
by large circle Of cads. WHOM he eniea'ed hy his
mid and amiable his department and er
ling integrity and the best qualities OF head aud heat HIS
Lsray abilities Of ordinary csst, and his loss a. so
carly az age cannot but be dee2ly d-p!oEed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01
From, China.

The new ship Montapk, Captain Mctichae's,
arrived at Macao, August OH, in IS days from
New YORK, the shortest passage on record. Pas-
scage.s: Capt. Mcheevor and Com. Pane, u.
S. Navy; Capt. h,cksever u take command Of
the soep ST. Louis and Com, Pane Of the Perry.
~ Whsmpoa from Macao August q, the FOL
LOVING L. 5. vessels: ann Mckmm, Vassmar.
Brig Antelope, Dumaresq, sailed from Bombay
iGth Sept; also in port inc ship Paul Jones, Yep
tam Watkins.
American vessels at Hong Kong Angus 29 \,
9el-eI, Capt, Rogers; CayuEa, Capt. Sia'5uck,
= sailir hazaraun week.
The L. s frigate Brandywire, bearing tho flag
of Com. Parker. was at The Boeue, To sail FOR the
Sandwich Islands and the west coast of America
in November.
The sEcop ofwar ST. Louis, Capt Mcheevsr,
was at Mscao; was preparing to sail immediate
~ ia & cruise up The Coast Of China, citerw4rd
! to rai2ia The B;andywine at Macao.
TIE Perry Commander Paine, let Hong Kong
on The 90 August, and arrived st Mazatan-
She was 90 proceed on a cruise in the ncighbonng
islam IS in Feb-usro.
Tire French Minister to China. VI. de Legre-
uee arrived al Macao the 18Th August. He is
aticnceG o. a strong squadron.
The Preach Minister had tasen house 81 1ia-
cac sad il was probable he would there enter IN
TO negotiation with the Imperial Commissioner
heyng fur the conclusion of treaty between
France and China.
Intclis ence was received at Macao on the 9Th
August, from Manila, that TIE bark Convoy,
which sailed from Hong Kong for New-York II
Jaly, was ashore on the island OF Laz1ni, one CT
n Ph-liisr;ne Islardr
BosroN MUNICIPAL ELsc7Iox.---Ths third tFisl
70 choose Mayor and Aldermen in Boston re
suited, Ike the previous trials, in failure to
elect Wetmosc. Wig, had S,445 votes d..
Wis Native, 1897; and Greene, LEGO, 2,4!S ;
scattering, la7. Mr.. We;more has fallen of,
while the Loco Foco gnd Native candidates
have gained in votes
The MosMoNs-The citizens OF Hancock and
Henderson Counties, Illinois, are forming con-
fsderacies for mutual defence agains: the villa
nous and ihieying operations ST Mormon bandits.
- The Mayer will receive TIE call. OF the citi-
zsrs a, his oficc City Hall, this day between he
hours Of II AID ! O'Clock.
~ Peter Hitchcock has been elected Chief JUS
ticc Of the Supreme Cour; Of Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

MoRsE's TFtrGRAPH,-tSrs imea;s by II. =.
of Morse's Fe!cglsph have bscn male by II, c' -
iugerror Of The Subj Marine Battery. which S,,..
suited in proving. nj the distance Of 80 mile, if,,
Baltimore TO Washngtou,l tnatby ispilipg ,us,n .a
der and other combuS,ib'e substances, he can soy
up chip with the same cc!eii,y and ce.sisy 4, :,
onIv few miles.
Mr.. Colt has proposed 10 tic Govcraueo, nm,
manenIiy io'tty any barber at cost q not s,c..1
ing thar OF steamship-ot war, ind guarantee, N
security agaiustlhe combined ates Of Earope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

e The NEW PRxscorr Mn, a, LOr,7
to have machinery pu; il it fer the msp,se,r, :
cotton cloth. The mill sill rua sixteen ,bor...
spindies md aeou; four thousand loon, AMI
completed in zen nIouiha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

FRoM SOUTH AMERlcA-By the arrival OF the
SUI from Rio janeiro, we have later news from
tina; place. Business is thriving in ST. Paulo t
gentleman from Baltimore mas purchased one of the
principal Mines. In Rio Grande the insurrection-
ISIS have abandoned their attempts at revolution,
ind pelce is restored. At iouievideo there was
considerable distress. Many had left the city in
consscuencs O! the iaerfarence Of lie BraziIians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

~ THg Lowell Journal says i; hss ne, A,,..
of the Association Of Factory Girls, who ,boseS,
establishing Factory to be worksd by th,rrsS.oa
Should such scheme b. successfully pat !. S..,
tor. it would not b. long before tho proa,;g,
would have pcnty Of applications tor psrta,, ,''
yourg man might thus Juflicr.lks apos,cnsi,.
far stockholdcr: ''
"Ever from, bat hour IL,r.l \.
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CONTENTS oFTHE Weekly IRIBUNE
yca ras PRESENT WEEK.

pcsrsrA Noy. Year. neditntop cy william " u
Jses: Tie s!izA; OF Wo,di; On Piceue Of HH''s'
p.rob, Winter b. Eliza Cook.
n Faarop,,L-'A British Pa:iy IA thi' Country Deno
ersty IL Arne.i-a; Auos1st9n ~. ic'911ent' sac
Affairs; Tho isue. IN tae le.e Ee-t ION The ,ani'
Res. Troubles T57 Wing sptct "a New-Yofk For
ida. Emancipation nud the Land Dfts5o'ion' S-c.
N po,ITc.t-llool oact1i Re'cr05 coavsn'an q ne
TThics Of gvsstath: Correspondence WITH Cay orr
F.elngauysen AIs--aeaa,e;:, Coasressioua Eise1oa-
Tho Naive Que.ii"a. t-r.
". NzwsConrres:;ooa Proceeding By the Reports; O
TIE Tilbure; From iaIis Correspondent; Ih'
Rent Difficulties; Frou, g Domingo. &c.
=. N.scrLLA.Eou.. ) Cfui5o IN Lac 0kacso5ee: Da-
cusou sn slarefy. 10. W. Coimcns Ar'.cuiturai
Observation, France 1874. T'ade ard ''avel o. the
Stsa, valley: No@ York and Z, Railroad; The ES
e7netioa o Rairos5 i'3a; AniSlaveiy n Virginia T;
Chrstrna, STATE P.isoa, Profits % alpcpiac a'e
at Lowell &c.
VI. CowxrRcAl .s.ocSs, Money. R'9aace
sc sc.
siuce COpe. put ~ "a Wspo4a fol The &a' can he 90
sainsl .. the desk. Pace Ga cent.
I- TraMs-72 par year s.asle cop Is ~ r9h' NJ 'o-
seItpt!oas payn5i, inns1iby IN ADVANCE address
GREELEY & NcELRATa. lsl Nas.aa,stree''
Tribune Buildings, o22osi.e The Psfk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT cow
Died, at the res;d nee OF Joseph Estes, in I.h,,l
Cayuga Co. on The 10Th .! December, 1874, Dawn
WAND, IN the SO h wear year Of his ege.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

II TaE ANgRIcAx AGRICuLrURisT commerces
It's fourth volume With the numter before US. 1t
is full Of information that Farmers ought to pos-
cess and profit b.. We have room for cny the
following extract, showing that the poor cd de-
famed, defunct Coon was not So bad fellow
after al:
Coos. GREAT RAT KILLERS i could recon-.
mend nothing better in the place Of Mr. Aileck's
cats, than good lot OF pc. coons. They are
much preferable to cats, TO Kill, cat, and drive
aHav rats. 1'hey can stand any climate without
being subject to convulsons. Coons are the best
remedy to keep rats away OF any thing have
vet heard Of. l will insure Mr. Affleck after he
has coon or two on his place iew days, there
will 70. be rat abou: the diggias. can
say this By experience, for we were nearly de-
voured By rats until We got cooDs. can nov
say there IS not rat on the place II MF. a.
should want any Of the tribe, could spare a
pair, as nave dozen on hand.
Z. H. HENDERSON.
.;hias,osz. Ok,D Nor. L., 1874.
u Poor Coon: Foul play has caused him to
miss his spring this year on lot OF The vilest
and greeties, rats That eyer bunowed for spoils
and the way they viii eat hole II the Peoples
afanary before he can GET another good lick at
them is rnournful to think CT. However, the
time ,0iu come
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MAkIlltn-

ON the 31th Of Dec by Rev lleury Chase, ~, ALgND
$. MORTIMER 10 siiss CATllARlNE JULIA VS0"'
LEY. BOTH OF this city H.
On Monday evening Dec SGh by Rev. M L;,aigYp "
SAMUEL w. CARTIER To MIS- LAROLlhE LLD'
SIiDOLPH. oil % tbs city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

10 Cheap Crockery Wnre'-iem't'a ", 81, ~.
nj he recent fire No. a Liberty street, aEd Den. er,
and wholly unit keep ;,r0ish ne %ihr, n Cz ~
! close on, bis eatlfe sock 81 unoqenei :. C1i'
rnias conslsiin. OF ful rnl complete a L 9pG 1
Glass and Eaflhen Ware families, IiD'e' f>e'''
VIII l'' 1t " "'''' b, FULLER No Is L;g 49,
Il l,,,. n1 betseea Nassau and " -'A'''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

ACCOMMODATIONS Il. Brown has bee,,,
pointed Post Master at rh@ai1, 0swego Co. ia B,
place OF J. NJ. Rice, removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

g "a prezs of mater has compelled Us 10 place
our New Ysor's ,houeh;a, WIKI tsep-tonsa' sur
ing New Years Lyric By WiLLiAH WALLACE o"
our Fra, Page.
s.wehavo baen r some days crowded OFT Of hou:s aad
horr, b. Holiday Advertisements, wich would no oeai %
lay For the ensuing month We 'hal touou'' hase 'o1
enough and shall reQue to our Literary eade. all then prI
invitations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

u5- General Committee OF Democratic
is, o,r1-;,et;o1 Of this COMMITTEE will be he!d a Broadway
UOusa on F.ay. tie Cd # Jaoasry. is45 AZ O'Clock T. D.
CHAs, 6 X TAYLOR, Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

NEW STEAMBOATS, --Ine ST. Lawrercs S,t,-
boat Company are building R new boat at Frn,A
Creek, 10 TAX, the place OF he Oncida The er,li,,
season on Lake Ontario She will be Of The li,,,.i
class Q! lsko steamers being 1913 feet long ard .6i
feet beam.
Gen Charles VI. Reed, OF Erie, Pa, IL lSui
building steamer of 1000 Ions, 10 be ready rrrs
vigatiou on the first of August next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01
The School Question.

To the Editor Of Tie Tribune
Though cannot be expected to have either lime
or inclination to follow into the newspapers every
ANONYMOUS writer, yet if A Teacher" will lay
aside his mask, and come before the public under
his proper signature, | pledge myself 10 convict
him of ialsiying the truth fer the purpose CT .iii-
fling me" in his iast, we'll as in bis former gra
tuitouS assault upon my personal end official char
actsr. | never proclaimed that "Gil versions OF the
Scriptures are alike to me" any thing Ike it;
nor is there auy vestge of truth in his allegation OF
"garbling his former article, for his new version
OF his own language IS rot only bsrbarous outrage
upon English Grammar, but just as far from the
train as the li;eful meaning OF the words he so
ignoreatly used. The County Superintendent has
never al any time decided any thing whatever, in
reference to the Schools, which 'appertans 10 Re-
iig!on." INV more than Of . Specu! Versions /; 70
l!ist A Teacher must try again. What "ep
pertains Lar To, Religion" belongs 70 me as
q pubic officer. Without ire proper name OF your
correspondent accompanying his future attacks
upon re, | shall dsem them irresponsible, and
ireat them accordingly. foars, Sc.
The County Superintendent u Common Schcofs.
The OpERA-Tbs evening 'Cerenrola' will be
produced at Peimos. The music Of this opera is
more familiar 10 the Engish ear than that OF the
other operas which have been produced, and we have
all learned to love i; in its English dress Cncer-
relIa.' On Friday and Saturday wc are TO have
Semiramidc.' which has been got up in :ho mosi
gorgeous style. Ii is expected that this opera viii
be the uost successful Of The season.
American MusEuM.-Upon this annual festival
Of cel-nak;ng, our readers should not lo.get 20
drop in at this place Of popular resort, Tor the en-
tertainneGt presented At every hour OF the day hnd
evening sfter IL cloc8 viii be the riches; combo
alton of talent 10 ba with in Ibis City, end for
nish more amusement thar can be erjoyed elsevhe
at any price. The lecture room will accommodate
thou-aad persons SO that every oac s'ho goes can
enjoy perfect view Of the performance. hadile
Fanny, tie ourang Oatang will "isa you all "a
happy New Year."
fY@ The New-Iork Museum carries all before
it There appears to be end 10 the Manager
efforts 10 CRAFTY his patrons. He has engaged Dr.
Valentine, host in himself! 10 ADDITION 10 fourteen
other performers; and tie orang outarg Is to ne
seen besides. This is bill ;ha, cannotbe bea', and
al. for one shilling. Twelve performances take
place during the day and evening, commencing at
10 A. NJ and to be repeated every hour, SO tina; the
visi,ers viii all have an opportunity of Witnessing
he entertainments,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

Tne BARON RoTHsculLp-Tho milhn,r.
had been overtaken in The street by shosr.
end, no hackney coach presenting i,s.
stepped into an omnibus which was pa,sa,
Arrived opposite tho Exchange, he made 81
10 TIE conductor to stop, slighted, and W.
walking towards the temple of gold, absD,bd
in the financial operations Of the day. "Siosn
cried the conductor; you have moi paid yog
fare" 'Os forgot" answered the Bs;o1,
aud commenced search in his pockets, which
proved 10 be, unfortunately cmpty-a TACT
which he announced. "No humbug, Jarcegr'
said The conductor; you must fctk oyer, an!
DO sharp about it too, for can't wait here u
day" . | am sorry have no sous, but here
my card, and" The conductor tOrew sack
the card and cnt short The Barcns apology Nth
"A vo ley Of oaths. "Tn>oIent fellow | am ~
Baron dc Rothschild.' "Coanais pqs-I We
my SIX sous! T" Thc banker, fu'oas and attn
same time amused, dr,w from his pocket.bOosi
coupon OF $4,000 francs government five
cent stocks, and, handing it to his porsecua
demanded the change. JHst at this moment
friend came By, and, greatly to the relief CT u
astoaished conductor, paid the SIX sous, sAti
he pocketcd, and then, as if struck with remGst
made low bow, and assured tho Baron thi',
he was really GU. of money, lie would lend 'H
ten francs with pleasure. Cor. Boston AUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

To-day being New Yeas. SO aaaE fos 's'u' paper
Tp.moyrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

EH Tho Old Year closed vito as beaa'ita1
Winter day as man could aope 10 find Al P5asacoie
or Naples-suany, breezy, and Of just the r'go'
tenpera,urs. We nave had many sudden changes
and some farioua storms. but on ,be whoie plea
can't December aud two mill months whsrowiih 20
finish 1914. Good bye 10 it, with its hopes, It's
struggles ,s disappointmeuts, and its great disas
Ter! Hence or;h let rev hopes, new efforts new
duties, ,fface the memory Of Whatever is unprofIa'
bly, eaddsniug in the events Of The buried Year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

NEw-HAnYsH,aE.-The Legislature OF this
Northern Slave State has passed Resolutions IN
favor OF the Annexation of Tens TIE final
vote in the House stood l36 to 81; test vote
when the House was full stood l52 to Il.
Both Houses have seen fit to pass Resolutions
rowing up Judge Story OF the U, S. Supreme
Court for making decision under the Bankrupt
Law in contraycntion of the State Courts. We
have NJ heard that tho Judge feels very BAD
about il.
The Leaisatpre ediourned on Saturday, 2sth.
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GoyernmeRt Of lie United States.

lDecenoeF ia Ic71'J
EyECCTIgE-Presis'rt and Ci5shei-
JOHN TYLER Of y.reaia. President SaarF $500 .y
iflttN c ,'Ai.gOf : cf :. T. SCI = o. S;qtf- 49,
GEdESf. N. BiPacf Il. ss1u0.I ITe4s,rg eos}
WILLIAM WI. ~ al Pa. scr ~ - e. 49,
I1.iT y MASON Of Va. SeeV O.; tic -N5rr.. 6,se9
Jpii' 49,. {Itf,r. a. u r. II C.ner7i 500
~, no J;,, President: john Tyler was elected a.
tn. Office but SUGGESTED to te Pfe,deney on the dsth OF
Cen HARRISON. Apfl IN; io'i. III LII 90! .
III ;o P-srrcy next evoives the President o. the
Ssurte which station neis D. hca w lLLiI H'AH
CIV OF North Cafa;na.l
JUDICL4RY -SaPrnre Court.
ROGER B. TANEY Of Nd Caie .irst'ce Salnry $500
.sss0eiGte JEstieeS.
JOSEPH SroRY af Mas. sNEs n " AIss o. Geo
--- i e,v-YUGS, i.aHS VI fNISLEY at ,ig9alla'
Jor. - Lean ct ono. WILLIAM kTsoS OF enc:
al PeaIsyy B3!e, iPEfER v liAN!Et o. 'isiiiU-
LSaary OF AsIocists Justices si-5t!
Iq,or General Of tie-iruy. WISRIElD ScoTT 81 y jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01
FROM CENTRAL AAERrcA.-Ths big Taomas II.

FROM CENTRAL. AAEISICA.-EH TT DIG IH0WHS IT.
Benton brings later news from San Juan and other
parts of that Couauy. Nicaragua, San Leon ard
Guatemala are in state of partial revolution, and
at ST. Salvador an resurrection has lately taken
place which threatens the Constitgionaiists. AT
San uan business iouishea, and ut pvesent-sou,e-
thing Iarc-lhere is a coed demand Tor United Satss
Produce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01
Iud.ana- L. :. Senator The Next
Presidency.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. -. lsii.
II is row evident that the Loco-Focos Of this
State are determined TO prevent the election Of q
United States Senator during the present session
of the General Assembly. In the afternoon ses-
OF yesterday, Mr.. DEFREEs moved that the SEN
ate take up the resolution of the House proposing
to 90 into ihe election OF p United States sena-
tor, and, after sore shutting and dodsing on
tho part Of some of the leaders of the party
the question on agreeing to the resolution was
taken, ard decided in the negative by tho csst-
iug VOC Ct ,ho President 81 the Senate, Lieut..
Coz JESSE D. BRIGHT Thus the matter sands
Next fail viii witness the regeneration of In
diana from the temporary gloom that now low
era over her horizon. Give us the carly noDi-
nation of WnFieLp Scorr, The Hero Of Chip
pcwa, Bridgcwa;er, Niagara and Queenstown,
as the Whig candidate for the next Presidency,
and Indiana viii roll up ! majority Of ove'
10000 for hil1 in 1913 n is true Henry CLAY,
personally, was defeated in Indiana; but not 50
the Wing party With Scorr az our candidate
in Isis, he viii sweeo the platter 0. ?. Q.
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~ Co tr' ON RrvxER-.Foa, grand performance =
the Coliseum sdey At at 3, a, md ngan nis ceI
NJ Where earth emu such team be found y is. y.
Ricc-Samucb The Niznfd OF tie Sorb'-iBe Ue !,
Band ~ ereundors who ,il .,on DIVE eseY other bsnl ~
the rack, uEi glorious Od BuGker Hell. Ism 'g.!es W.
the day time will be the best time for good iet5.
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~ Mr.. Fowler Lectures en- Phrencirs'D
applied to the discerrment Of Character st Clla'a
llldl next THURSDAY Eysnlng. zee adyehSem.-L
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Tn-Dn.,s Outside

Frs. Pags.-A New. Years Meditation. Poem by WI
liam Wallace: New Years Day.
Les. Pdse.-Ant.Eeni Trouble
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e For dne Perfumeries Toilet Articles, &c.
&c. SEE advertisement CT Sands s. Co. corner OF
Broadway and ChambeTz-sueei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

AIr CusHIyG.-Nlr Gushing had not left tie city
last evening. We understand il is his intention TO
proceed 10 Washington Immediately.
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Ever if1m bat bOuf lnvtlAs,
Til Tor hex stock pad her with my,elG' ~
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oover,ors 90 The states and Territories.

2s3 i3s s:zl.5.5 ISL 2, 40 al.5is
Po.k over C!ay g. is. Clay aud BrneJ over Polk 1l5'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

- Peter Hitchcock has been elected Chief JUS
ice Of the Suprsms Cour, of Ohio.
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81 TE1 1A;LT Tafsvyz .efyel u IA saf3 hou' n eh'
cant OF thu City 0. Erookl,n et Nlz per week pas
bic 70 ,. Career; thoss who prefer H. al ts ,A's ~
sr s1 roath, yssr. pHya5lc u tHe otboe IN
Pe1son, wihinz TO IL served vii psse $40 "a Ds As
through he Fsst Oa1c- Q. o.beTsis.
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- The Mayor Will receive TIE call. Of the citi-
zsrs, at his oficc, Cir, Hail. this day between 'hs
hours OF II AID O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

The MosMoNs-The citizens OF Hancock and
Henderson Counties, Illinois, are forming con-
federscies for mutual defence against the villa
nous and thieving operations ef Mormon banditti,