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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-11
Take Notice,

THAT in compliance with an act Of the
General Assembly. approved The I'm day
t April, A ID. 1890; and an ac, passed the
lh day Of May,lsil the ASS tel Judge,
,nd Commissioners Of the county of CoIum
,ia. will NEE, a, the Commissioners office
N DanviIe. on Thursday the 23h day oI
Iarury ls45, a. Q o'clock p. VI. loG SAID
lay, for the purpose Of taking up tie re
arms of the several conslsbles of sad county
ha, are 10 be made to the Court Of quarter
,essions, on or before the 20ih day Of Jan
,ary term ls45; and 10 place each Of .ht
Merchants, ,ha. may be TINS returned, deal
ng as aforesad,in,o that class that may
,ppear right and just, agreeabIy to the pro
isions OF The acts aforsaid, when and where
YOU NAV attend # you thing proper either
IN person, by agent or attorney.
By order of the board.
E MENDENHALL, Clerk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Danville Jan. 6-l645
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Gen Samuel llays, OF Venange county
las been appointed United States Marshal
Tor The Western dlstrc, Of Pennsylvania, it
the room OF Henry G Bosler, ESQ, Geceas,
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INV HEREAS, the Hon. JoslrH B. ASruosY
W PRESIDENT OF the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court, of Quarter
Sessions OF the Peace,and Court Of Common Plea,
ana orphans Court in the eighth judicial district,
composed OF the counties of Northumberland
Union, Columbia and Lycoming; and the Hor
",Mdm donaldson and George Mack, Es.
qulies, Associate Judges in Columbia county .hsv,
issued Their pr-eept bearning date tho 26th day oil
WOW IN tho year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and for,yfour and to me directed fol
holding
II Court Of Oyer and 7srmin,r, and Gen
eral jail Delivery, General Quartz,
Sessions Of The Peace, Common Plea.
and Orphans Court
IN DANVlLLE, 10 the County Of Colpnbi,
on the third Monday Of Jan. seIt, being N,
2Oth lay and to continue one weeks:
Notice Is therefore hereby given n
tue Coroner, the Justices Of the Peace, and Con.
stables OF the said county Of Columbia. tha, the,
he then and there in their proper persons, a, li
o'clock in tho forenoon Of said day, with then
records, nqusitions and other remembrance.. u
those things which to their offices spper,sin I,
he done And those that are bound bv ,ecogni
znnces, to prosecute against the prisoner. ths, ar,
~ may be in the Jail Of said county Of Columbia
are to Oe then and there to prosecute agans, then
as shall he just, Jurors are requested 10 I've punc
tual in theirattendance, agreeubIy TO their notice
Dated at Danvie, the Goth day Of Dec ail
the year ofour Lord one thousand elah
hundred and forty-fo and in tho CO yea
Of the Independence Of The United State
Of America.
IRAN DERR sleB
SuEBln'' oFFIer, Dansillo
Der. 20. 1874
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OBI NUABTo

DIED-In franklin township, Co.
'umbja county; on The evening of 'h'
29lh Of Dec, MARGARET. wife Of Dan
vel Riegol, aged 81 years and S days.
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The 2i.t OF December. Two hundred
md twenty four years back, The first
explored Plymouth hoIbol
md landed on lis shores.
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The small pox is prevailing to an upusua
exlen, a, Saratoga, and in number Of in
stances has proved fatal
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Mr. Detwnld. ol New Ynl

Mr. De!wold, OF New York, has pro-.
cured IRON the Mammoth Gave in Kentucky
several of the eyeIess fish which abound
- lhnse dark waters. They are to be sen,
alive TO Paris, as present TO some curious
L'renChman.
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The a,noun. OF coal transported from the
SchuyIkiI region this season is S33,2l4
tons
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NOBLE DOG

A Monnl 81. Bernard dog, weighing
6s lbs was sold to gentleman in + 'front.',
Canada, few days since, for IS gunlneas
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lNPU DENT

1t is said lha, some fellow down Eas, i,
a on, making old Mr.. rs Ter present Of It
beautifully worked cradle
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO the Subscribers,
on note. book account or otherwise ofovsr
one years standing, ere requested 10 call and
settle The same in Cash or Grsin,Do or DO
fore The l,t day Of February ne1l, Those
negeclng this nonce, may expect IN pay
COS, as WI are determined 10 have QUE old
business seuled.
WM M'RELVY l. Co. =
Bloomsbury, Dee, 2S-l644.
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WholeSale Deaiers and ReiQiies or
Foreign Merchandise in The County
of Columbia.
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TRAVERSE JURORS-Jan. ls45.

HdFEIS SE JUfOhS-JQu. l64b.
Bloom-Peter Ent, Peter Hinton John shumal
l.. Rupert
Csttawissa-Joseph Hartman, Peter Bodins
Derry-Thomas Foster, Esq
Fishing creek-John Alliger, John VI. Buckasw
Alexander Kremer, John Henry
Greenwood Davis, Jonas Hayman, ,Johr
Cool, Peter Girton
Liberty-Daniel Cotner, Michael Shives
Mahonlng-Thomas Branden, James Ga.kin,,
Joseph Hartman, Stephen Morse, Simon p. Kase,
Sharpless Taylor
Mflin-Benjam Hanch, Peter Yohe. Stephen
II. Miller
Madison William Runyan
Montcur George Kaufman
Orange-WiIiam Whitmyer, John Achenbacb,
Alfred Howell
Roaring creek Peter Herbine, Anthony Deng.
Ter, Esq
sugarloaf- William Kils
franklin William Bird
Yalley-James Boudman
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n HE subscriber being desirous of quit
ing business, offers at private sale
us Blacksmith Tools, consisting Of dou
e seu Of all kinds Of tools, usually used II
country Blacksmith Shop. ito vi, :l2 psi'
bellows, 2 anvi's,2 vices, hammer , tong,
Sc. aud swedges Of all kinds. The Gtov,
nos, are all of .he first quality and in good
rider. The shop in which now work
,llused on main street near The Episcopa
Gnuich, can be rented al fair rent. Term,
~ de easy upon appIDralion to the subsrrl
pr, and possession gwen the first day UI
Nprll.
n. b All persons indebted to the sub
'rrher are earnestly requested 10 max,
aymenl on or brlore the first day Of AprI
,ext as tits necessary that his account,
,hould be closed Sy that time.
JACOB BiDLENAN
oomsburg, Jan 4.-lSi5
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List Of Jurors.
For January Term, ls45.
Grand Jur RS.

Bloom-Caleb Barton, Peter Mensch George w
Abbott
Bnercreek-D. A Bowman
Cattawissa-J Joseph Brobst
Dery-Wi illiam Hendershott, Thomas More.
head, Michael Snyder, Enos Miller, Robert M.
Kee
Frankln---Jacob Shultz, Samuel Shick
Greenwood-Daniel Fox
Liberty John Hopper
Mahoning-E Morrison, T. s Hubbard
Sewe Gibbs, David Roberts
Monteur-Stephen Lazarus, John Fry
Madison--Charles Carnahan, John Moore
Roaring creek-Reuben Faringer, Ami Blown,
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SHERIFF SALES.

BY virtue Of a vendi,ioui exponas, TO me
will be exposed 10 public sale, a,
he court house in Dsnyllle, on Saturday
he 18Th day Of January next, q, 10 O'Clock
\. NJ. 'he following properly, 10 wit.
A certain tract Of land situated in Derry
'owEship, Columbia county, containing
The New York herald., 1845-07-15
Police Infelllr Ance.

POLICE OFFICE. Monday.-Faise Pretencss.-An aHida.
w was made at the police Office today charging Mver
hristella (now in prison for obtaining goods under
false pretences from Suville, Oseroh and West) with
having purchased goods to the amount of sl49 from
Isaac Reed and Son Philadelphia by giving his name as
Lazarus Myer which name was represented by business
men as good for whatever no might purchase.
More about the Fashionable Spndiers-Another charge
was pre- erred this morning, against David Kipp, and
Tnomas Dull, whose arrest we chroniced some time
since for robhng the Franklin House. by the clerks at
Congress Hall, and United States Hotels Albany They
are there charged with robbery and roguery-stealng
watches &c.
Stealing Clothing. Roberts and John Smith were
arrested charged with stealing jacket valued at So co.
from George w. Hutchinson, 345 Water street also
a,ke valued at S0 and handkerchief valued at 81 5O
from Oliver Gordon, same place.
Hghway Robbery-Bill Jackson was arrested, charged
Committed. '
n Clerk Robbing His Employers.-OAcers Burlcy and
in Wall street. charged with stealing 500 bank note
from package containing $500. He was searched and
500 recovered Breaches of trust by clerks are becom
ing very common nowadays. This is possibly owing
to the small salaries paid and the many inducements Of
Tered for gambling. &c, in all large cities.
Illegal Pofing.-George Evans was arrested charged
with illegal voting in the second district fourth ward nj
the last spring election in April He gave bail for his
appearance.
Grand Larceny.-Offcer Warren arrested John John
son, charged with stealing $73 in bills from the
coat pocket of Charles H. Taylor head on board
the steamer Columbia lying at the foot of Courtand AZ
Johnson was waiter and took the money from the
coat which was hanging up in a state room.
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All Philadelphia SUBSCRIPTIONS to tn


NHhAys 0uly If-O Fs DIs
Quotations for stocks sustained wonderfully con
sIderng the state Of the market and the weather With
he thermometer at 81 in the coolest part of Wall street
i can hardly be expected there will be much activity
among operators. Pennsylvania SIS, Farmers Loan
Reading and Long Island, closed firm at Saturdays
prices Canton fell of per cent stonington, l.
The Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company have de-
ciared dividend of four rer cent ayabe at the New
York agency, on and after the 2ist inst.
The trustees OF the Long Island Bank have declared
dividend OF one hundred and six and half per cent on
the capital stock payable to the stockholders on and a
ter the ast inst the production and surrender of their
certificates.
The Delaware and Raritan Canal and amden and Am.
boy Railroad Company, have declared sem-annual di.
vdcnl ofour per cent payable and after the 10th in
slant
The Bank Of Kentucky has declared a dividend upon
the profits of the last six months Of two and half per
cent able to the eastern stockholders on the 20th in
slant.
The Petersburg Va) Railroad Company has declared
a half yearly dividend OF two per cent
The Tuckahoe and James River Railroad Companv a |
dividend Of three per cent.
The Merchants Manufacturing Company of Pete re- |
burg, Va, a half yearly dividend of eight per cent
The Ettrick Manufacturing Company of retersburg |
Va, a sem.annua dividend Of eight por cent.
The amount Of tolls received on all the canal. of mi.
state from the opening Of navigation to the 7 inst for
tne past seven years has been follows =
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sporting Intelligence.


HURDLE RACE OVER THE UNION COURSE, YES
TERDAY-The oppressive heat Of the weather APP
pears have affected even the sporting characters
of this CITY and neighborhood, for ONLY "A .r
>. were present YESTERDAY . IN. va.la, Conrsa e.
witness the log looked fci hurdle race The diiIe-
rent owners OF the horses with the exception Of the
owner OF Hops, were reluctant 10 let them start in
such burning sun. After some little delay the Ca
madam horcc Hops went forth alone, mounted by c.
Duchesney. three times round, clearing all his hur-
dies IN most beautiful style, and was declared the
winner. Shortly afterwards gentleman present Of.
fercc 10 back another horse against Hops for $500.
the match TO come off within fortnight over the
Beacon Course. This was declined on the part Of
Hops. II was subsequently agreed upon that q
match for the like sum should come off over the
Beacon Course during the ensuing week, between
the well known race horse Livingston and Hons.
The money paid for admission to the Union Course
yesterday was returned by the Propretors to those
claiming it, in consequence Of the sport as announced
not coming of.
GREAT PACING MATcH.-The first of the great
matches between James X. Polk and John c. Cal
houn. comes off to-day over the Beacon Course.
Hoboken. 1t is for $1,000, and will doubtless attract
all the sporting characters in the neighborhood Of
this city.
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COu { InteIli3encc.

CorRT OF OYER AND TERMINER July Before Judge
Edmonds and Aldermen Henry and Rich.-7He Watch
mem:.-The delinquent watchmen, George Downs and
William Walton who have been indicted on a charge Of
neglect Of duty the night of the murder Of the color
ed man Livingston, by Jones, will be tried before the
Court Of Sessions. ~ N.'
Murder Case Postponed.-The trial of Young Hodp.
ns for the murder Of Jesse Lee Burgess is fixed for the
hold special term. go
.qrsen-Jacob Hawaut, Eliza Hawaut. alias Hannah r
rain, and Hannah f. Pain and Cecilia Pain her daupb.
ters were arragned charge of arson in the first d.
gree In firing the dwelling of Andrew W. Quir in the
Eighth Ward on the 25th June last. They all pleaded
not gully They appear to be respectable and the two
girls Hannah and Cecilia are remarkably prcttv and In
teresting looking girls about fifteen or sixteen years of
nge, and were neatly and fashionably dressed Their
rial Is set down for the next September special term Of
his court. The court hereupon adjourned
CHArcERy, July 1.-THE Vice Chancellor intimated
20 the bar that in consequence of the extreme heat n
me weather. he did not mean TO deliver any opinions
GENERAL Sessions, July A.-Before the Recorder
and Aldermen Jackson and Conner Trial for Cousnro
charge OF conspiracy, in endeavorng to procure n man
named isaac kamus, Jew, vender Of clothes in Chat
ham street, 10 De indicted for subornaton of perjury no
hamus, having, 1t was alleged made an ATTEMPT 10 an
Dorn coson 10 prove to certain declarations in sander
suit which was pending in the Court Of Common Pleas.
ant The prosecution broke down after the amnatn
OF three Witnesses the Court directing the ~
both the defendants The defendant Mr. Deelv is ro
spectabe man in the clothing ne and had been in that
business for some time In this city His discharge 0ave
much satisfaction to large number of bis fr;e
are procured before and the little eor TINT Il
required to rebut pavte testimony s iIius
tratcd in this amusing under the imposing csntor
Of conspiracy" Thus we 20. -r'
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wheeling, the Ohio river. There was very large
number of stockholders present. and very decided ma
ority of the stock represented. On motion, pre-
ambe setting forth at length why the law should not DO
accepted and concluding by resolution respectfully
declining to accept the law Of Virginia, was unanimous
ly adopted.
The movements of the trustees appointed to superin
tend the resumption Of work the Illinois and Michigan
Canal have not lately been ofmuch interest Their arr.
val at Chicago and the regulation have been
duly noticed but we have received official report Of
their operations since The decision Of CON- Morris and
his colleagues In relation to the construction Of the
work as ship canal is anxiousy looked for and 1t Is
very probable that the movements Of the trustees may
be retarded somewhat by the surveys made by govern
ment anticipation of changing the nature OF the work
The annexed ia BILE gives the quotations for foreign ex
change for each month during the past year.
The New York herald., 1845-07-15

JAMAIcA.-The Blundell, with Hill Coolies from
Calcutta arrived at Port Morant on the 18th ultimn
and proceeded thence to Old arbor where the neone
disembarked. The numbers on leaving Calcutta wa,e
sVo men, 20 women, 10 boys, girls, and I6 inantsin
al al ~, OF wnom men, woman girl. boy, and in.
liant died on the voyage Two were landed in an oid
woman and an elderly man. The former having since
aed the rest Of the people were desrous to burn the
body according to their national practice was sad
hey wished to have suttee. This. however was cor,
trsdicfed and It was also stated that they were easily
influenced to consent to the burial of the bodv ~.
editor OF the Times makes the following remarks: We
may here mention fact with respect these people no,
generally known we believe that in quitting their no.
tive country they lose that which is so generally
priced among them the consequence of which Il NAV
reasonably be expected will be the dmnution Of mani
Of those preudices with reference particular ,enet
which we're considered likely to operate preudcjav to
ther general usefulness and prevent them anal ANA
ng TO any extent among the peasantry of this island
ana as an evidence If any other were wanting of the
easiness which they evince to adapt 10 the
circumstance In which they may be placed we need
ada the fact OF their having consented while al sea
raj Of their dead" = s''e'
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ninxe.ncnis Of travellers.

There was considerable increase in the number o.
arrivals at the rinvipa this city yesterday
Much more SO than for some days past. Among the
princifal are at the
AMERIcAN.-Osrick Metcalfe, Natches; J r. Warner,
Macon, Ga, Thos. D. hogg, N. Carolina; VIM. L. Hay
ward and family, Philadelphia Thomas Day. Cleveland
AsroR:-wm. H. Freeman, Y. s.; Consul, Carosa; g.
NJ Read and Family, Erie. Pa; w. W. Wpodworth
Hyde Park; A. D. James and LADY, New C Orleans; ! ..
g. Z. Cox, Natchez r. H. Derrick, Washington City;
j. A. Hatch aud lady, Bangor Me Wm H. Stewart
Louisburgh; NJ. Forsyth, Kingston Artemas Levy and
LADY, Mass; p A. Pensen Baltimore; Messrs. T. J. B.
Wright, New Orleans; Gen. Ward, Sing Sing.
CIry.-Alexander Y. Jameson, Trinidsd William r..
Jordan and lady, Ia; T. w. 6. Stockton, Pomeroy, o.;
Ovid McC6nnel Ky. J. Mitchell, Va
CRoToN HoUsE.-H. Cooper, Ohio d. H. Smith, Iowa;
A. B. Judson, Indiana.
FRANKLIN.-E. Christie, Toronto; L. L. Molloy, Mon
treal Maj. B. F. Hasey, Petsrsburgh, Va; II. NJ Fow
ler and lady, Conn; 9. Thompson, Baltimore; Wm IL.
May and w. r. Symons, Savannah, Ga
GLoBE.--W~W. Whit. and family, New Orleans.
HcwARps.-h Wright shoreham; Capt. A. II. Pierce,
Troy VIM. NJ Sinclair, Ann Arbor, Mich; Geo Mofatt,
Montreal; T. NJ Follurn New Orleans; VIM. Mcclure.
Haverstraw; j. Brown Toronto; w. }. Mourse .. odv
Providence; NJ Fenno, England. w saxton, White Sui
phur Springs; D. Bar..es. Middleton, CT.
WAvERLEy-1. Lawrence, Troy; b. p. Warner, Alba
ny; Capt J. Patten, Mobile; +. A. Bingham Phila; Hol
dsss Rundell Sag Ilarber,
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The demand for sterling bills is rather limited while
the supply of all qualities is large Houses drawing
prime bills firm at 10 per cent premium but others
range from 81 81 per cent is astonishing how high
sterling exchange rules being about one-haf Yer cent
higher then at the time last year This an extra
ordinary fact the face Of the reduced imports this
year compared with last but foreign Indebtedness
has been this year much larger than imports show
Large amounts of stocks have been sent into the United
States from Europe, particularly from Londan fer sails
and The proceeds been RENTED which has created
demand for exchange independent Of that required to
carry on the ssstmate foreign trade Of the country.
me limited demand for sterling bills for remances
mercantile account is good evidence that foreign
trade this been in favor than usual
The value of the importstcns into this port was about
five millions OF dollars less for the first six months cf
this year than last while exports have been within
about seven hundred thousand dollars large they
were for the first six msnths of is4i The foreign
ports from other ports of the country have been much
larger this year than last The expectation Of cotton
alone from the United States has been this year about
i've hundred thousand bales than last for the
period.
AtNew Orleans on the 5th inst, the exchange market
was dull and few bills Offering the rates remained about
the same as previously quotedsay for sterling %
per cent premium francs ST al 81 80, bills on New
York and Boston, 60 days, 3 Philadelphia do per
cent discount Sight checks New York and Boston
per cent premium.
We annex the prices current at the close Of operations
sor the stocks used in this market principally for
, svuay,
investmsnt:-
The New York herald., 1845-07-15

The WEATHER AGAIN.-A CHANGE-The burn
ing sun rose yesterday morning with increased fer
vor, throwing out more heat than on the previous
day, and making the city big heated oven-heated
TO fever point. Throughout the forenoon and to one
o'clock, the atmosphere was more sutry than ever
and the mercury run up to higher point than 1t has
been for at least ten years. The effect OF this IN
tense heat upon the people and animals of this city
was most distressing, causing death in several IN
stances. One man received coup dc solea In John
street, and died Immediately, and three or four
horses fell dead in different parts Of the city-one IN
Fulton street near our office. Our wonder Is, howe
yer, that more stage horses were not killed, for the
brutes who drive them urged them through the
streets at their usual speed, without any reference
to the height OF the mercury.
After this, there was a change in the weather
Abou, two O'Clock a breeze set IN, and at three
o'clock the thermometer had fallen from 96a at noon
to 96 and at in the evening, refreshing shower
and one or two claps of thunder, sent 1t down to
So degrees. About o'clock the rain passed on,
and we had one of the most magnificent sunsets
that We ever remember to have beheld
The New York herald., 1845-07-15

The aggregate amount this season Is less than for the
same time in sa but much larger than in any Of the
previous seasons
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad held at Baltimore on Saturday, to
take into consideration tho question Of accepting the law
Of tho Legislature Of Virginia authorslng the cons'
ton Of the railroad through that state 10 "
The New York herald., 1845-07-15

HE GREAT FIRE STILL BURNING The great
lire in Plttsburg occurred on the 10th of Anril
Yesterday completed just three months since that
tors and the publisher Of the Ariel lighted from
the fire which is yet burning in tho cellar next door a.
The Eagle Hotel, on Third STREET above Market From
the appearance Of this miniature volcano IL NAV bnrn
onofher month"; II not dsturbcd yet more than hai
in9i " puhu'
The New York herald., 1845-07-15

MR., McDuFrIE The Abbeysae Banner of tbe
place who recently visited General McDufIie that bi
health nmproyng and that he s enabled to walk about
me mousse without assistance Also, that he saw Mr.
ne had visited the neghbohood 10 supervise tho rsis
ing o. monument TO the memory Of kis parents Who
The New York herald., 1845-07-15

LATE FROM HAyTT.-We have received by the
Hayu, advlces from Port au Prince to the 4h
instant.
The Domnicans had attacked and taken after an on
gagement OF four hours, about FIVE hundred Of them
against small body of hundred and fifty Haytiens
of the Guard National small town on the
frontier which they claim part Of their original ter
iitory. The Haytens had marched against them with
regiments OF 1900 men, having at their head two
~ minister of war to march from the South which
pi. o ,he island was perfectly quiet The latest nte lii
@ u,ncu Lacahobas, being informed that strong force
, a. ssoiisset and Bobo. sent at the head of two
i"nns IRON the North had taken Hinchi Saxaron and
h o.heI te towns on the frontier and had gone into
c Interior as iaI as Lsmstte small town thus getting
he Dominicsns. '"S' "'o oeeh ou' ny
business sot very dull and tAe place very healthy,
The New York herald., 1845-07-15

On the first page we give later and highly inter-
estlng intelligence from Texas, which we have re-
celyed via Washington. 1t comes in an official
shape.
This intelligence will go to Europe to-day IN the
Acadia, and the effect which it may produce III
ENGLAND and France will return to US after a few
weeks. What will Guizot now say of the balance
Of power on this side OF the Atlantc' What VIII
Sir Robt Peel do with the actions OF Capt. Eiiiett'
Who will take the responsibility!
These important questions must soon be an
swered