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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

fyItI STEAMBOAT Proprieiors. Engineers, Sc-We
would respectfully call the attention OF The above per
z m STONES Counter, apparatus OF the
s mnl construction Ascertaninc The speed Of or
isisnr iyjed over by steam vessels, locomotives, ca
This machine IS also Wen calcu'a'eu os measuring US
The above together with Stones Improved Steam Pres
tho b0ht of the Ia steam boilers Can be had OF
the subscn5ers al Cro.nn Plumbing and
Ls'aN''s' is -, - STONE BROTHERS.
M, 14OS-sixty tons Nc. ], Charcosi Foundry Pig
-, i,1ni, for sale by JOS. TUCkERhAN,
= -, is ., 'A'-e' " % Wcstst
S>nT nI,y RaCIiS ind Roller Ends Window
r1ejtl sbsd-s received mir day, Tor sale by
-, s""A' kelly RIKER. i3l Chsiharn.st
~ Tons 5 by TV +. Norxegis. Iron for sa ,, oy
OU M lwis JOS. TUCAEAaihN, e9 "ssEs]
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22
Drp GOODS.

I ONG AND SQUARE Cashmere Shaws, al very TO-
IL duced puces-he attention the ladies' is respectful.
IL invited TO large stock Of Shawls comprising oro OF
the be found IN the City and Will DO SOLO
al very reduced prices:
Among which may be found 49,,
cartons Cashmere Long Shawls all Wool, splendid de-
sigus, al a reduction OF Is 10 s per cent
Also, cartons Cashmere Square Shawls warranted all
Wool the richest and beautiful designs 81 Is per cent
less than ever offered.
Also 80 Broche Cashmere shawls, very rch patterns,
from to $40. -
Also $50 Broche Cashmere Shawls, very rich patterns,
Also 2OO striped and plaid Wool heavy net, habye, Sa.
dila and Printed Shawls, very very cheap.
ND, All, s. BARKER, lSi 0rand-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

NEW fURh CASH ThILUIIINU L Eh1I
Hous- In. subscribers would coll the attention Of their
customers and the public very large and well seected
npsouuert of Fall aud Winter Goods. Embracing Gil me
latest styles OF French and English Pelto Cloths for winter
garmensi black and fancy Boneans essle On
aud Velvet Vesngs suitable for the coming season AL OF
which will be made TO order few hours notice. and IN
the superior style for which the establishment nAs
been y long celebrated.
Employing the cutting department the best talent In tho
city do mol hesitate TO challenge comparison win any
inn. our prices will convince the skepncH, that hrst
rate garments he furnished very reduced rates Tor
cash We would also Gull attention he Fancy Depart
ment with the establishments where can be found
every article requisite complete gentenans wardrobe
of the newest richest Materials selected by our agents
in the Puris and London markets Also assortment OF
ready made Dress Frock Goats and winter garments OF
every description for the accommodation OF those requiring
aio M isf N-o'' w. j. C. BOOTH & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

C5r Mercantile Library a ssOciatiOn.-Clnton
Hail. Tuesday Evening. 10Th November, lSio-AR GEO
VANDENHOFF'S First Lecture for the will take
place on the above evening, with PoETIcAL READING:
AND REcITATIoSs illustrative OF ELocUTIoSARY EXPREs
Single Tickets so cents-Ticke admitting Gentleman
,nd iye.n ladies' II NO 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

" Schencks Puimonc Syrup recommended 10 inc pup
lie for the cure OF above diseases IL has Dse Ia use nn
years and n rapid sale and CREST success IN curing paen
winch phy scians deemed ncarabie sufficient
IA ecncy III the OILY medicine that does mol disappoinI
Is c,,ions OF the invalid, Whenever is used the
paen sure 10 md relief The proprietor OF s original
genuine Pulmonic syrup was himself c9req 81 d
has published for guide, pamphlet containing minute
description OF al forms OF Consumption Dyspepsia and L
pal Office for the Of the Original genuine Pumonie 81.
rup No. Cortland at, few doors west OF Brosdway
ahmed with the Stehecope free OF charge Once bours
from until IL o'clock A NJ. and from To O'CLOCK r. "a
Please bear Ia mind the subscrberis tho ony person
thslcompounds the original genuine Punonic SyIsP rom
the old original Indian reciPe Beekmans no toase
agent for Scbencks genuine Pulmonc SyuPi ana 70 svoo
decepon apply for advice, and pamphlets or ths od estae
lished Medicine at No. Coriisnd-st ecurNcv
n22 ST. =. -. oSI-1-.S-N-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

SPLENDID NEW ENGLISH WORKS.
NNILEY 4 PUTNAM l6l Broadway, are now prepared
w 10 supply AT wholesale and retail, the following
spendldly enbesed works, suitable Us gt6ooks Tor
the approaching season:
The Poets Gallery OF Beauty vol folio Win most ex-
uuisiIe female portraits richly bound IN morocco, SIi
The same finely colored $40
Moore's Irish Melodies, illustrated by D. Macise, r. A
large vol every page richly embellished, SIS.
Murray's Illuminated edition OF the Common Prayer, one
of the published Sls. or morocco
SIS. IT.
most favorable terms:
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book, Ito: So
The Juvenile Scrap Book, by Miss Ellis 1925.
Alom and virgins China, vol. 4, $3.50.
Roberts Views in the Himaaya Mountains, So0o'
The Book OF Beauty, vol $3.50
The Keepsake, vol $3.50.
The Dadem lvo. ITO. plates by Sartain, So9o.
The Gift vol 3vo with fine engravings $50
Also LcngfeIlow's Poelical Works, finely illustrated
MO- ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

.Iu.NIRA--Ao $50 Broadway, Saturday evening"
a Nav 95dNThe Manager has effected an engagement
with Miss 81 Clair celebrated English soy and Mons
ph;inns The highly talented French Magician Doctor
vsisnrin will Introduce OF his most humorous de-
rneatons OF eccentric character Performance to COM
m.nce Al * o'clock. Admission 25 cents MI us
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09

b, It's ship Brutus. Capt Adams, we have Bue-
nos Ayres papers 10 July Goth, and letter OF Aug
I'd, ia follows:
BUFEos AYREs, I'd August, ls4h.
The negotiations Of the English and French Min.
listers Plenpolentiary bad very abrupt termination
on The sIst July, by The Two Legations receiving
their passports. Consequently all diplomatic lnter'
course has ceased.
The step that led to this result, was the demand
on Tie part of The Ministers that the Argentine army
be withdrawn from The territory Of the Republic OF
The Uruguay. As this demand was made without
any guarantee on the part Of the Ministers OF the
withdrawal of the French under arms in MonteTI-
deo and virtually sustaining the present HoSement
in Monleveo, which is entirely French aud English,
there being only Fl native citizens under arms a.
gainst the Argentine Gosernment,-i,ie tne Argen-
line Government replied that they could not with
draw the army; that The entire Republic was quiet
IN possession the legal President; and That Con
press according to the constitution, wonld assemble
Mt the Bnceo on the lat August that the I'll men
under arms In Montesideo, could mi DO balanced
with Il, l13 men under arms Under their legal IRE
sident:
The great majority of the citizens the Republic
are in favor of and have taken under, General
Orbo the legal President ;and II 10 most unjust tnaL
to please parcel of English and French SPECTATORS
the Two Ministers insist upon establishing their Gov
ern,nent. An immediate blockade OF the port Is
now anticipated, and all commerce ended.
returns of the army OF the Argentine Confederation
give $4,000 men under arms, Of whom 24,OOO are
old troops
The Charge d'Afairs of The U. s., Mr.. Brent.
has protested against The interference oil The Euro
pean nations in the politics OF American Republics.
Yours in haste, A. T..
The British Packet contains notice from Capt.
Holholn of The Br. steamer Gorgon, offering to Bril-
fish residents at B. A. The means OF enbarkallon.
should they desire il.
Can't. A. says business at B. A. at q stand !:
the paper currency WAS depfeciaing,-a silver dol
lar being worth from $12 10 ZIG paper, and =
doubloon $20S 10 $3.50.
Capt. A. mentions report that the dispute was
likely be adjusted but says nothing could b5de-
pended on. The above letter is of the very latest
dale, and from an intelligent source, but Intimates
no expectation of an arrangement.
The B. A government were pressing men N The
country Il was reported that some farms all the
males were taken, and the cattle suffered TO roam at
large Produce had risen in value and but little wa
offered for snle.-TNew
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09

BRAzIL-HoN. A. n. EvERETr.-Intelligenc
TO the 18th August has been received from Rio jan
Giro. The provinces were tranquil. In Parahyba
and Ceara the inhabitants were suffering from pro
traced drought, but supplies Of provisions we're
coming in from the adjoining provinces.
The Journal Of the 17th mentions that the United
States ship Columbus had taken on board FIVE young
Brazilians who TO make the cruise in her, with
aview to acquiring acknowledge Of seamanshp, &C.,
ain Of the best naval schouls in the word for
the future benefit of The Brazilian navy. ......
The Rio papers were brought by the barque Bra
zillero, Capt. Williams. Capt. w. left ON the 10th
of August, and reports that the United States ship
Columbus and corvette Vincennes shed on the l7th
for Canton, leaving at Rio the Hon. A. H. Everett,
Minister to China, the physicians having decided
that his health would not warrant his going 10 his
mission. Mr. Everett had engaged his passage home
in the ship Courier Wolfe, which was 10 sail on the
I'D for New York. At Rio the 20lh, U. s. fri
gate Rartan, Com. Turner, for Muntes ideo, and
brig cambridge, Pennington, for Balm, and
cruZe, 4.Ff .f.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09

BIC THUNDER FOUND auILTY.-A letter from
Hudson Of the Both ult. states that DIR. Bought
(Big rhunder) was found guilty by The Jury and at
two O'Clock Judge Edmonds called the Court to
order. The prisoner was then brought in,
and ordered stand up and say "why sentence
should not be passed upon him?" Boughon arose,
and in low tone stated that he wished for
few days enity, in order that he might see his wife
and settle his family affairs, which re1ues, was final
ly complied with. The Judge then addressed The
prisoner at some length. and concluded by pronoun-
cling his sentence 10 be confinement in The Clinton
County State Prison during the term of his natural
h1ri"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09


NEW YORK, Sept, 20, I845.
The excitement OF The day here, you know. is the
Mckenzie felony of Jesse Iloyt's papers. and the
publication ola number ofpriyate letters addressed
10 MN within period of more than toenty @ years,
by prominent public men of the Democratic party
some oil whom' by the bye, had been at times since
active as wings. The Wings try to make great
deal out OF the papers-obtaned, as they are known
to have been, by the most dishonest means, and
probably. according to all the evidence before the
public, by breaking the lock Of trunk or box. label
led "piivate." The truth is believed to be that
Mckenzie. when a clerk in the Custom House. had
access 10 tie room where the former Collector had
deposited hir papers; and although they were lock-
ed, the key III Hoyt's possession, and the box
marked us Iloyl's private property-tbe contents
were examined, the originals carried off. and are
now printed under the avowed agency OF Mckenzie.
Where they were printed is not known. The i'm
print purports TO be "Boston,' by "Cook & Co !"
Dull there is no such firm there. the printers say.
hchenz'e has got himself into trouble, by bis Hgen-
g. h0y' has had hin arrested ss ihs charge Of
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09

WANDERING JEw.-Complete copies of this
publication received in this city we understand,
but we have seen none Of them we take the fol-
lowing notice from Northern paper
This is truly wandering and rapid story. The
great expectations with which il first announced
have been signally disappointed. While there are
good points in IT. ii is full of refined sensual
prohigacy which is calculated to confound the dis
tnctIons between virtue and vice, and therefore to
be specially rsprobated."
A just criticism doubtless.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09
IMPORT q.

NEW-YoRk-Per ship Martha Washing on-Assort.
ed mdse.
NEW YORK-Per bark Vernon-2sI bars iron, 81 kgs
lead, So do nails Is cks OIL 80 bxs tobacco pipes ain
70 pkgs lwne 100 bbs pork 29S ska cooe 10 coils rope
100 bxs tea, 80 demijoh
BOSTON-Per bark Washington-O0 kgs nails, 754
bxs soap, SO do tobacco, 100 do candles lG9 blocks
granite, l09 SKIS coffee, aud sundries.
NEWPoRT-Per schr orator--275 bbls potatoes and
sundries.
BOSTON-Per schr Schr oder-65 BIB IL sugar. 1888
SKIS coffee pkgs crocksry, 100 kss nails and snndries
NEW-ORLEANS-Per schr G. w Washimgton-524
sks corn. bbis rice, cks % bbs bacon, hlf pipe
bbs brandy, 80 SKIS oas pcs bnegng % bbs whskey,
226 do -four, 4 bbls 90 kgs tar and snndries
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion-S25 600
specie 10 kgs lard "a bbs flour, hid bucon ii Kegs
butter.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09

On Friday last green looking youth, strayed in
to one of the Peter Funk auctions on Broadway, and
had gold watch and key, pencil, and gold head
ed cane knocked off to him at 1925. Happening to
have all the articles in his hand when the word gone
was spoken one Of the clerks kindly offered to wrap
them up for him, while he settled with the others;
but Jonathan had heard that they sometimes put 10
more articles than was bargained for. So he pulled
out his money ,---sayine, mo you don'i. airn't
goin' TO be suck in any way you can fix there's
your twenty-five dollars. I've got the thighs and
mean to keep 'em.' Al this the Funks began to
look blank--one walked up to Jonathan and whis-
pered con6dentally, MY friend you are from the
country, and we don't want to take yon in; the
watch 10 brass one-give il TO me and ] will
change Il for real gold one will you now, SAID
Jonoihan, well, | guess l shan't trouble you-7a
bargains bargain, brass or BRASS SO saying
be- threw down his money the couaier and walked
Of, leaving the Funks in utter amazement, as the
lot was worth at least $s5. The austionssr snIy
ssAla sstss sGsss, By ~~-~--, S
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09

The Advertiser gave us Il column OF comment
yesterday ON the NcKensie Pamphlet, that was
more startling than any thing have seen from that
quarter since Mr.. Cay's defeat for the Presidency
lie speaks of s'frauds," and ''yllanles," and
srogueries," and "corrupons," and "murders,'-
evidences of which he has found in that delectable
pamphlet-with such an upturning OF The eyes, and
IN such holy horror at the discovery, that we were
led 10 conclude that nothing less than mon
strous yiainy involving line safety of society-some
deyilish combination concocted in malice and mortal
enmity TO man in his social relations-some hideous
conspiracy against the foundations of liberty. re
gion and law--ad by "some inscrutable agency of
Divine Providence through William Lyon Nc
Ken -s as its consecrated instrument, been disclosed
to bast the eyeIids of Democracy" and fill Christ
endom with amazement and horror! We expected
nothing less than the details Of conspiracy ich
would forever oyershadow that of Catne, Guy
Fawkes or Thisiewood, and render obsolete all lu-
ture reference to tiose monstrous bugbears Almost
hreathess with apprehension, we turned fiom this
lrghtlul picture that sroared loud and Numbered
in the index" 10 the column with the formidable
heading, SECRET POLITICAL HISTORY OF
THE STATE Oh NEW YORK !r'-and sure
enough, there The damnng fact stands forth in bold
relief, without circumstance 10 mitigate its
NIFTY, that JAMES GORDON BENNETT, in the year
1888, without the fear of man before his eyes, but
being moved and nstigacd by the devil, did, under
his own hand, indite, write and send to JESSE
HoYT, three veritable letters, complaining that
A ,ta Ia,
refused TO purchase him, the SAID james Gordon
Bennett, at his price of $4,000. though he could
raise the money ''as easily rs rise and drink glass
of Saratoga water at the Springs" but actually
seemed to be Indifferent about the possession of the
article. without any price at all!
Ifany Of our readers are skeptical in regard TO
this astounding disclosure, we recommend them to
the perusa Of the letters thems elves which embellish
whole column of Yesterdays Advertiser, adorned
with all The typos art in italics, SMALL CAPS, and
even GREAT ONES. We hope no one will in
quire il this be all? Should he do so we shall be
compe lied 10 read him lecture. Is il not enough?
Has not the Advertiser shewn before that B. F But
Ter, quarter of century ago, wanted more preach
ing and more money at Sandy H,ll--lhat Allen and
Phelps were anxious 10 have Bank chartered, and
that John Van Buren,, the young scape grace swore
like Unc'- Toby's army because he could gel IL bet,
and that terribly AS though he had been
member ii the United States Senate and wing
candidate 70. the Presidency Are not all these
blasting facts sufficient to prove beyond the posi-
bity of cont oversy, the existence Of ''the bases;
system of fraud BY which set Of political sharpers
was ever actuated?" Should ANY better evidence
however be demanded that a conspiracy against
public liberty exists in the democratic pary we
can only say the columns of the Advertiser do not
afford il--that's all.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09
RAAaRNEn.rn

Per ship Martha Washington from New-York-J w
FeIi lady and child, Mersrs Hairless, W Carroll n
Loudham, @ French, w Donovan.
Per schr VIM Ozman froi0 Pensacola-Trs Quinn.
Mrs Jordan, Mrs Cotre, Mrs Miller Messrs VucovIck,
and family, ID swallow. U N, Col w Hines PIoyd
Wilson, Weir, Bore. Diez Murphy.
Fer bark Vernon from NewYerk--Rer Mr. Prescott and
lady Mrs Lag, Miss Lang, Lieut. Whiting, Engineor
corps, hcssrs Hitchcock Cumberland Fostick Cainmell
fer steamboat Fashion from New Orleans-Mesda
walker Iayor, Ellison, Gapts Builsrd, Bra aessrs
deck.
Per steamboat Jim from MontgoHery-Mrs Scott aud
2children mrs Washburn and children Mrs Priest and
2chiihreni MRS brown Mrs Buor., Misses 0st0n Per-
rymnD, Mesrrs Scott. Moore, Parker Patrick Moope.
Campbell. REYNOLDS Hugely, Hamilton, perryman.
fer steamboat irene from Selmn-Messrs Hawn,
bel. Balam, Wilkinson, hallher, Howard
Per steamboat Little Harriet from Turner's Shoals
French, Tenney. McMannis, Master Taylor.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09

Per steamboat Irene from seIna-IImrweIl e. Davis 8
bales; LraYens Malone 9; Smith, Walker & 80 lo;
Hives, Battle q co TO- Bradford x Saunders 10; Donald
Marshall O' Allen d iIaden IL; Broadnnx, Newton d;
co 22 G Goode 20; E L Andrews & 30i Boy kin Il
Per steamboat Jim from Montgomery--E J. An
druws q co 40 bales Bradford n Saunders 80; Sayre
n; ID Gordon 26 Boykin McRae 81; G Goode as Har-
well q Davis n; Rives, Battle & co g.
Per steamboat Little HARRIET from Turner's shoa IA and
bnrge Amnarilas from Demopolis- Walker q Holmes
~ bales; Desha, smith co S. Crawford Gowdsy G;
Tart. Stewart 81 co IL Mallory Ross Is; Dickinson a.
Euslis 10; Donald Marshall 40; Riyes Battle ~ co 40
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09

BANK CommIssIoSERs.--The following are
the appointments for the Banks of the interior.
State Bank Reuben Scarey, Joseph Phelan, and
Stephen F. Miller.
Branch al HnntsmHs-J. P. Frazier, George T..
Jones, and ID. NJ. Bradford.
Branch at Decatm.-B. Hudson, M. W. Troup,
and John H. L. Wynn.
Branch at Montgomay.-Robert M. Cherry, Jo-
seph J. Hutchinson and
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09

The Huntsville papers announce the death of DR..
DAVID MOORE, of Madison. DIR. Moore has been
prominent in the public affairs of this State.
He represented the county OF Madison for near TWEEN
ty yeats IN the State Legislatu,e--was once its
Speaker, and always an active and Intelligent, mem
ber' and was equally esteemed in his private and
social relations.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09

We gise up our paper this morning chiefly to The
use OF correspondents. The opinions Of the North.
ern press on the subject of repubshing the fruits of
the Mckenzie larceny, which were arranged for our
last publication. but crowded out, have not injured
by keeping. They the views which honorable
men have distinctly put forth on The subject, and
are worthy the calm consideration OF those
who irreVerently associate the breaking OF locks,
and the violation of the sanclies of private inter-
course, with the dispensatons of Providence.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09

CLEARED.
Bark st Andrew Rich, Tor New. Orleans in ballast by
muster.
ARRIVED.
Ship Martha Washington, Conway. ID days rom New
York 10 Whitaker 4 Sampson.
Ship Ahambra, Wilson, Is days from Boston TO mas
ter.
Ship Pacific. Ludlow from Aransas Bay, in ballast to
MUSTER
Bark Vernon, F w Williams, IA days from New-York
to Ryan.
BARK Washington, Bartlett from Boston to II Riv-
ers & CO.
Bark Claremont, Trussell, from New ork to msster
Sehr II A Schroeder, Desha, from Boston to Whitaker
e. Sampson.
schr Orator, Draper, from Newport vim Key West to
master.
Schr WIN Oman, Trylord. from Pensacola.
Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton, from New-Orleans.
Steamboat Irene, Couds from Selma. with 206 bales
cotton
Steamboat Jim, RawIs, from Montgomery, with 1858
bales cotton. III allst+ =
Steamboat Little Harriet, Dickson, from Turner'S
shous and barge AmnarIllas from Demopolis with ls4
bules cotton.
MEMORANDA.
CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT-From New-York. Sept.
| 3o-ship Edwna. Wesli bark Weyobsscu, Harris
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09

All these withdrew their plea of Not Guilty to the
charge OF murder, and entered plea of Guilty Of
man slaughter in the 4th degree, thus acknowledged
their participation in a crime .consummated in a
the blood of a fellow being.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09

Mr.. BouIemet, of the Literary Depot, has sent us
The Lore Match, complete IN four parts, with illus
trauons, by Henry Cockton, ESQ
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09

YOUNG VicTIas.-The Delaware Gazette gives
the ages Of some of the unfortunate men now on
trial at Delhi. The criminals are mere lads, EVIL
IDENTITY seduced into crime by the indictments of older
and more wicked men, acting through the agency of
secret associations. These cases are reported in
the letter Of our d elhi CORRESPONDENT