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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
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.lIskI. Ed.
Ship Am MckiUl, Nasner, from Whainpoa, nov 'yN ~
Macao 20th wlth teas sias &c. Rowland ard Afh.
wall Left At WhampOa ships Cincinnati, Wilson, uhV'
tain Navigator, Graves, do 5 Grafton, Hardhcf, ~
Rube, PrOellier, DO MOntau&. McNi iaels do, "a
!ina Brown, do; Ayalapge, Murray dscliarrng ho"4D
Palmer ldg tor SY0rk Aldcboron, Webb do FOR Bos9..
Bardues Pioneer, Clark Valparaiso. Marshall, Of }
York mex; day. Brss Grand Turk, Williams, 10; E;ss'
Prescott uGc At Macao, L Fr,gate Brandywiue, Cel
Parker crew a! well Ships lIebe. Porter, unc; Hlteh
rnan, sail day .or Whampoa bark Roia1-
son, Drew, unc. ~ H0ns Kong, ships Tiger, Cook. e;
C0hota Hepburn, lcn Whompoa for Mgua Nov. 10; ~
y!iera e,l 81 about 18th ov. for d, George Hi
LETT several DAYS previous for ~ YOk bark COluetie =
diidsc, brig Glide. Waterman, DO, Ith Dec -
Ann, McKIm, passed Anger JIa. 0, 1915. 5ioks, ~
81 so S, long II 30 L. slip s;. Paul Of sae froa Mi'
90 days out, al well.
slip Oneida, Cof Sew Bedford) Tripp. 100 days sfS
Canton, with teas, silks, &c. 10 GfinEel, Mlnturn q VI
Passenger, Mrs Trip.
Ship Kalamazoo, 5cCcrTen IL days fIom New o.i'1-
with cotton, &c % b. & ). Kinss!apd. ~,
Packet ship snly, Edgar, from Hayre Jan. iOh' I-'
to Fox & Liynes el. ~
ship 0swego, Wood, Liverpool via Fayai Ind1e' to '
Il Sons. c.-,,.
Brig Lawrenc. Cop!aad Baker, I'm Bermuda, 1i2.S
cotton 10 WIN Neon Len .hlp acdorG' Croc1s q
o. 1Iarck the British mall steamer from ia I-oo
the l6tl inst the Swedish brig Septunas Capt @ s
20 days fom Trieste, for ny. Went on ile lge =, y
South side OF. the Island. Commenced Neil'eAe St3
seniiug goods on shore; about Of her cargo va. 10
in good der; all succeeded 70 get her Oh tH: c.s
Castle harbor. Expected 10 5Tin2 her 10 D 'stft1
next t,ay i,y steam Il was thousht the cago se
come ort in good order, they were able 70 hesp I'd
by assistance from the shore-ridder pInc'' i t Z.
and fore foot wrc gone; supposed her bottom De
ured a. she lay within 30 feet ot tie Dry S NJ
br Is Insured IN Hamburg for s15,00o. The oI's ,s
c!.!a anxi0Gsy looked f5r from SYork hal nos c,s..
on the 18th instant. Tis america ship Ilcsco, 81
Lawrence, sold or The 18Th inst. io' t'S9' s'
.y,ss h.yt tfr N.'af1 sQfn gr -
BriS Tybce. Mccormick, Il days ia ~ s
cotton 10 George Bulkley. Lat q IS, ion eS y.
three-masted se!lr Richmond 2l days I'm Bos'oD'
swedish brig Cecilia, Ljnngberg. I'm Mexoneie.ss
Mersena IS d, mdz % Dutih Ccusine!y; Hsyrss,
very severe weather oa The coast. feb 81 IN .'-'
lost oyerboard boy attached 20 The vessel. se5
schr orozembo, Sargent. /! ds fin 81 Cfoi1' ='S@
Avrnar Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

ESCAPE YRoN PRisoN.-Nchae Mullisan. IN prison ior
BURGLARY affected his escape on Saturday night, by wrench
ing cut bar OF the window and getting over the wal OF
the ward Two others charged with burglary and one WIN
bicamy escaped from the prison. one o. them The ZIG
Cc.obsr the others the 18th u
Tuyrrs-Marcaret Brady was committed for stealing
two muslin De lame dresses, worth Sl2 from Marsset
Gir,lcv No -, Second street.
samuel Mortimer boy, was cciiiniitcd5 by justice ray
or for sailing half eagle and three breast pins worth
$50 from George &C. No. 100 ESSEX street
John S,anwich WAS committed Tor stealing III Kin OF
butter worth IL, from Francis PLItt-
Er.cx GAnBLXRs-E!sht cclored men were arrested
Yesterday morning b Sargcant urham OF the Municipal
Police for gambling the house OF Alfred Husband also
coored IL Crosby street. They were committed 20 PIT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
Loss or srBscEIprloN BOOKS.

~ We lost by the nrc Subscription Book which con-
taned part of the list Soueyn subscribers 10 the
Fey Trbuae received At this office previous to the four
teenth day October last. Also Subscription Book
tiining small portion of the OF subscribers
Worth aud Vest cf iibtay The State Of ree York, the
Wcsen part OF gerDoHi. Northern Ohio, Northern Indiana
and yJrtien Natols and I0ra Wisconsin and Michigan.
The Mail Books containing the MY weeks subscribers
year and the 10 months subscribers oil the present year
for the above nnIued States and Districts saved.
Postmaster. viii greatly oblse by forwarding the
ames subscribers these points and the time for
which they have paid. All Mali Books for the Daily
Tribune saved. aIid miss Of Weekly but
the above described.
We will keep enough papers hand to supply those OF
our Subscribers whose names We have lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

ILLINOIS JrpGEs.-There is much excltemen, IN
the Illinois Legislature, sprinsns out OF lhe pas
sage of Bill to reduce the salaries OF the Judges Of
the Supreme Court, who may hereafter be elected,
and the introduction Of preamble and resolutions
to address all the present Supreme Judges of that
State out of Office. Although, as we have said, the
Bill for the reduction of salaries has passed, it is
now pending before the Council OF Revision for
their approval, who may return tito the two Houses
with their objections, and it then requires mao
rity OF all the members TO pass it. We trust that
this dsorganizing movement will be defeated.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

DErAHIrrRE OF MIssIoNARIES.-Rev-l leei =. I've
HALIFAX. VI, Mrs. Everett, Of Southbrdse Mass,
and Miss II. NJ Lowell, OF PALMYRA, y Y, are expected TO
sail from Boston, IN the barquc Stbou Tor sinyIhi on
Tuesday next AS missionaries Of the A B {. +. VI. Mr.
and M!s Everett VIII devote themselves TO missionary L.
boz among the A-:nenIas in Smyrna and vicinity ana
Miss Lowell VIII reside Constaniinope. aud take the
charge Of Semnary Tor the education 81 Armenian e-
malest,e station which the lainen;ed Hrs Van eAlep
was expecting TO occupy. N L. furltah.
NAvAL.-The L. s frg.;e savannah, Com.
Armstrong, was al Hio. Sandwich Islands, list
September last al>c II II ship Carystoot, Lord
George PauIer
Al Honolulu on TIE 2ith of September, H. B. NJ.
ketch Basilisk, and French transport ship Lion.
1ss- The Iron Foundry o: John l. Cook in Hs-
yeThill. (l. h was burnt on Friday morning.
Less $1,000.
C. The British ship Lord Ashburton, at Char,
lesion, &. c. took FIRE On the 20th inst She had
abou, 26O0 bales cotton on board, about $40 OF
which were Sea Islands. TIE fire wes with much
difficulty ex;insushed and the cargo Will be saved
n damaged state.
Flkx-The fire last gh al u o'clock, orisina-
ted IN the three story bnck house at the norhea east
corner OF Prat; and FRdenck streets, owned by
Mr Patrick Mch-nna, and occupied by Messrs.
Wise II Brother. as clothing store. The entire
building and lis contems were consumed.
IBalt. Pat. Of Friday.
O. Jonathan Walker, confined IN the Pensacola
Ja;ltog negro stealing came very near making his
escape on the 9TH inst; He had c1uulyed 10 sei the
door open. The Pensacola Gazette says: :" Il Is Z
subject OF no little wonder here, that the zeal and
beRevo-nce OF W's abolition friends abroad have
not We, led to his being supplied with The funds
necessary 10 his release. .
t5-.F. H. Hatch, vino killed Mr.. W. 4. Jack
son Of this city nt New Orleans. has been commit
Ted 10 stand his riel on the charge Of murder.
6J- Ole Bull IS received at New-Orleans with
great enthusiasm. and his concerts are crowded
G1- There are y vessels or the stocks at Que
bee, estimated ar Is 80 tons. ans In lae building
OF which there are about 2,SG0 men employed.
NV SrENlEas N Bosrox H4EroR-Seyeral
new steamers are, we hear, about 10 be built for
ms quarter, VIZ: one 10 run between Boston and
Nahant; enc 10 De run between Boston and Hing
ham; two or three propelers. 10 be run from Maine
10 Bosion; and 10 tow vessels TO and from
Alediord, and other places IN The harbor and It's
vicinity iBoston Atlas.
Co TIE slave who was recently reclaimed here.
when arrived near Portsmouth, appealed his case
10 the Court OF Liberty. In other WORDS, he took
leg tdi, and there Is doubt ne will keep ii. His
master Is tcckiRg for him. Gin. Chrcn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
B..or Jndss DAl,

Ltcy Co,gs rs In, roudft The plaintiff sues to re-
ore- Tor lrec wears and three months laecr A servant
and io,,.ek.er,r 70 Mrs Proua; who is lady oi large
fortune residing in part OF her own houses N EAs
Broadway 1t was shown the part oi the p.sin'i,'
ho is woman abou; forty ySirs OF ssel th, She 'e
~ Win N;- p the Tine alluded TO- performed not only
,,ai,ia Offices such - making fires. bringing water Nc
but was collector Of rents and sort Of attorney II AZ
,ja:on> ,or ,yri;s OF eecment Sc II ws> also shown
that wher she went TO Mrs T. she eit Tue mouse OF '
o.. IN broadway where she got So month For the &c
lcc i; va, stated oy Counsel that Mrs frouGat S' ac
raainte with Miss Coprs her better days and gave her
home As companion and friend. but she WAS 10 receive
no wages, Ne!liic; tbs forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
cnRnNLn,s nEEIcE

I>rrvpggANcE ASp ENrosURB.-1hc Coroner held All
nGuest a; $50 Madison street, on the body OF coofed
man. named Abraham Stevens aged 50 years. lallFt o
virginia. OF incorporate habits, who taken III on sun
day morning. wh pain in his back and bowels, and died
this morning o'clock, not having any physician Yer
diet death from Inflammation OF the bowels produced by
intcmperancc and exposure
The body on which the Coroner. inquest was he'll yes
;eriav afternoon has recognized as the wife Of Mr.
ui Brocme street, she supposed to have been de-
RANGED.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

Mons. EDouART.-ThiS gentleman, we under
stand, will soon leave Us for Europe, with his unr-
vailed collection Of Silhouette portraits lie has
been several years in this cosny, and in his tray-
els from one extremity OF ii 10 the other mas added
TO his collection the counterfeit presen,ment' of
nearly every man OF note il it. His rooms are
open 10 the public, and an hour spent in locking
over the portraits will not be wasted ard sight
OF the splendid diamond snuff.box valued a, S5OoO
presented 10 Mons. E. by Inc Emperor Francis. Will
be novelty to our republican citizens
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
CITY INTELLIGEN nee.
MONDAY.
l-NITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Before Judge BETS.

This cuur; opened yes;cr'sy for the Feorl-Ty term.
r toIr-v;p Gentlemen were in Is Grand Jurors
Se7herd KNAPP foreluan Jesse Il. Weeks Aon Tucker
Cnas IL Russell Thompson Price. Lenutl Piiina' Joho
NciIa-t Garret :. Mott Jared l. Moore Corn ;
bus sycry reeii Anthony Compton. John tiseo iieil
r Btl,ter Is, r. Brewster. stephen Barber
The Grand Jar amer receiving the charge oi the Court
m 70 lis jurisdiction and duties and being informed that
there arc few criminal complaints which Wu oc l1lt '
-. ,t, .i- 20 their rooul and the Court adjourned.
Jude Nei>on the newly appointed l. 5 Circuit Judge
,tIr nor ir,erce his duties in this District We uiler-
.,,,uI M ~ ,n-ii Nm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
For The New.York Tribune.

Le>srs Edots Thewrite wlro has been defending the
American and Foreign Bible Society against the attacks
mase upon it by the Journal Of Commerce andCommcrcal
Advertiser thinks he has been fairly treated blythe lat
ter and begs the Insertion yon columns of the following
which has been declined by that paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

-. .,,,..,s In one quarter Of the compass
49, , descry the hand OF Nature IN level os-
sa,f and a secondrafe rlver, pialhlY ueiiuihe oui
jegitirlate boundaries, and bcekonlns Us nnpa-
tiently 10 march up 10 them. Bu' %hen lhsy tufh
her eves 10 another part OF the horzon, the oiest
,nonn,sns in the universe ere quite lost upon theI
gaze Their. is no hand of Nature there. Inc
.con6curat!on OF the earth las no longer any sig-
ni6cance The Rocky Mountalns are mere moe
hills Our destiny Is onward. We must cover this
whole continent; ay, and so teyon u, y ''tesSs' u
saws the honorable member from Illinois AND al
for The glory Of the Republic The hnger OF
Cod never points in direction contrary TO tn the
extension OF the glory Of the Republic. 1his
would seem to be the sum and upshot CT the whoe
matter Sir, there is definition OF st9ry by me
immortal dramatlst wnom have already quoted,
winch such a course Of remark has brought 10 my
remembrance. and which | cannot foroear citing:
Glory is like circle in the water,
Which never ce.t7eth 20 enlarge Itself
Til IS broad spreading i. disperse 10 noughi
And TINS, this will be the glory OF that's pint OF
ACKNOWLEDGMENT which IS seen at this moment leap
Ing over the SABINE in one quarter, and dashlns
itself upon the Rocky Alonnoalns IN another"
vIsGtMA.-Hon. joins NJ. BoITs has been unan-
irnously nominated as the Wing candidate for Con-
gress in the With District.
Judge EDwN :. DuycAN has been nominated by
Wing Convention as successor TO Hon. GEORGE
w SUMMERS in the Kanawha District.
In the IXth District, now represented by Mr.. Chill
roy (he having declined re-election) no nomina-
ton has yet been made. JEREamn MokToy, Esq.
heretofore prominent Wing, has announced him.
self as candidate on independent grounds as a
friend Of Texan Annexation, and declared that he
will no, reier his claims to Convention. Hon.
JoHv S PExDLeroN will probably receive the reg.
ular nomination, bu, there is danger that Morton
will receive the support Of the Locos and OF a sui
| fcient number Of Wings to ensure his election.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

RAILROAD FROM MoyrREAL.-The Montreal!
Times lnclincs to the opinion that Boston will ai-
ford proper terminus for the Great Junction
Railroad" to unite Montreal with the seaboard-
Portland being one point designated as proper for
such termination A distance of hundred miles
would be saved by terminating the road at Portland
but in commerce, in superior harbor and as being
the port at which the British mail packets arrive,
BosTov possesses the advantage.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

DISCUSSION on SLAvEgY.-There is an evident
impulse in Kentucky ie discuss those questions con-
necied with the subject of slavery The Frankfort
Commonwealth says: The indications are mani
fes; iha; the friends and opponents of gradual pros
pective emancipation desire TO discuss the merits of
the subject before the country through the press
We know no good reason why the discussion
should not proceed. There are many good, honest,
conscientious, and patriotic citizens on both sides
Of the euesrions
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

MADAME PIcos LATE CoNcrkr.-This Concert
net,ed the charming vocalis, only the small sum of
SS2S Yet there must have been present at least one
thousand persons After The enthusiasm displayed
IN her behalf, the number OF her friends and admi-
rers, and hex own strong claims TO substantial to-
kens OF favor from the public, it is surprising that
her Benefit Concert should have Produced such
small results.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

E4RrHqUAKE.-The Commercial Advertiser has
received information from responsible source,
that Staten Island was visited by slight shock Of
an Earthquake on Friday evening The informant
osci!lated senslby on casir, at the base OF the bill
near the beach, while others performed the same
par: Il the summit OF tho hill.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

METALLIC TAsLxr.-Ths the only invention that com.
b.sS t properties of hore and st1op powers have been
well proyea b. first cutters Of su.of who have used
preferred them the hone he Tablet hone part
requires neither ell have effect THIS alone ud
yycat make value but hen added the finish
Inequalities Of the simplicity 'of ard cleanliness
making The hole article thar mo gentleman toilet
be eompl.i. waout. The following tesmoniaIs from
the most scientific fneo, speak well its favor:
From General James Tamade. President of the American
inscitu;e.
Sanders Razor Stop, with four sides combine admir-
BIZ I'll the requisites Sharpen and RAzc with ae and
smooth edss-,t Is real comfort TO possess II.
N-g, YoES Nov 1911. JAWS TAIisApGE-
From NJ SliilIkeu Cutler the Roya Navy, 3ol strand
The stz!ic Tablet simple having The Saiae
effect loEe without using oil orwatef and IN
tenth part q e time After i've yeaEs trial can reeo rtnene
II VI III Perfect conhderce VI. IILLtKTS.
Fr-sn Professor Griscoln and DR.. Valentine Mott
George SeHaGers' imperial Stroge freely testify 10
its vsiue he side which h. calls i- Metallic a6st H as
fl kno thing Of ms Introduction iato hls conn
zp-a.s BE- excellent couyenifnt substitute iof
h9c- an nrersr th frnepe a, s'rei does upon
tabl-kii- brt with se4tT smooitress aaS certainty
Yes ,he unpleasant pecesy Of I ld water TO ass'st 'rei
tGc. The other three OF the soP are extremely Wen
nnised sf sr1ooth and almost elastic, sreesrnS the rzos
from that roundaes5 CT eds which 50 soon destroys rs KEEN
rrys j. GRiscoa,
Nv 10 iey7 YALEclisE MoTT-
G. Saunders inventor and ,old b, c. sarnd= Son, Isa
b!cadws?. HH 'se'u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

~. WOMAN IL THE NINErEENTH CENTURY. By S.
MAAoAREr FrtLER. Price so cents. This wotA is now
ready for the trade
Orders may be addressed to any of the Booksellers in
New York. Boston ard Philadelphia.
GREELEY 1. McELRArH, New-York.
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PASSENGERS.

IN the Packet ship Suiy, from IIayre-Mr fantants.
Mr.. LeGercay aud two steerage
In the ship Orleans from Sew-orelns-Nrs. ClarsuN
Mis-, Clark Mr. Cochran-6 steerage.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

-. Advertisements for the Daily Tribune must be sfs
:. ,Se Publishing ofce, 40. 80 Ann-stree' before 10
e.,llt IN the evening. For rates sec iir.t page.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

o ROUssELL's SHAVING CREA5i-Ths delight
fu preparation uaeuaed or surprising al other soas in the
emol-nt Consistency OF aeF which soitsus the beard
10 render shaving pleasant aad easy 1t has been exhibited
for competition the Fair of he American Institute and
there ared svr medal aad diploma. Also silver med
al al the franklin Institute fhadeiphia. aud another the
late fair in Bcsou G. saunders Broadway sole Agent
for New York RI owls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

PORTABLE SHAVING CAsEs-.t large variety Of the most
compact form containing the Metallic Tablet of keeping
razors in perfect o.der. 70. .seby
25fstis q. SAUNDERS l. son, I63 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
POLICE OFFICE,
IPPER POLICE.

PraLerSlNG PoRxERs-A man named Robert Stursis. a
pork butcher arrested for stealing four vehoss "oF
SO and held 20 bail 20 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

, Another t-Ecct Jam last night the American Muse
un io enjoy the rich saloon entertainment which totally
-cf>rs very rival performance variety and rten,st-
bunker it'll! elicit . 1ppfC
baton As ao thr Moving PAnoras he Cole and his dog
Billy Carlnr Great Western aud lady and Mr. lamon
rar in t.ir 4riots parts ght aud please The Oung
Ouiang her Sprns Monday ncH To make
another Tor her Go and her this week
you'te 90 late.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
rser1r1. pooks EoR TIE PEOPLE.

Ns't-I OA '1VN3N+' f'8' ~. ~ rf
Hy the late FIRE los, ail our stock Of the s'i's
hll Books for the reops We vii! innetii;eiy os
new series, the first % which VIII be Lee D.
ASTRONOMY by II. aR,Go edited and eflafS.+ n x
LARpSgR. This work Is now in progress ana ~.
ready for delye,y ON the ii1st day Of March Il W.
tain large number of EnsravtnSs. Price % cen1
Postmasters rsnitting 81 are cntiiied y fys e''D
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

- TIE WHO .ALaAsAc.-The Fourth Edition OF the
whig Almanac ready, and al orders received viii be
attended promptly Tie price Of this useful Register is
only io cents per copy See advertisement Of Contents In
sro.I,ar -oI,r,-p
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

ly- The Opera OF Som Am De Beauties. taken from h-
popular Opea Of La Somuambula received las evening
with the mast popular demonstration. twill be repeated
Iins. In felrs sh- nd early.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

NAUvoo.-Quie a commorion exists in Hancock
county, between the citizens OF Nauvoo and War
saw. Il appears that an officer from Warsaw went
up 10 the Holy City on business, where he was sp-
pEehenced by The authorities aad placed in centine-
ment, on The charge OF being one of the nurderers
OF The Snl'ths Fearing that when the news Of his
arrest should reach Warsaw the citizens Of TIA;
place would come up 10 effect his Liberation. pos
sc OF two hundred Ilormons were ordered out 10
resist them. There was good deal of excitement
ar Warsaw, and further difficulties were appreheRd-
At Quincy several Mormcns have been appre-
hended, charged with theft and robbery
ISt Louis Reput. Feb. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
To.DAY's OUTSIDE.

Firs, Poge-ThIrgs in Irclaud Railroad between New
York and Albany Rights Of a Witness; Mercantile Libra
ry Reform.
Last Page-Be Patient Pocmi Union OF Steel Bars :;
News Iiems: Commercial aud Money Matters.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

LAuycu.-This morning at II o'clock, viii be
launched from the yard of the Messrs Colyer, at
the foot of Twelfth street, East River, the splendid
steamboat Niagara We learn that she will be
commanded by Capt. Alber; De Groot.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
TOWN ELECTIONS
JErrERsoN COUNTY.

The result of the town meetings in Jefferson
County, as we learn from the Argus, the election
of eleven Locos and nine Whigs-the Wings gain
Ing two as compared with last year, as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

adjourn on the 10Th Of March Also another reso-
iuIion limiting the speeches OF members to ten
minutes each.
a committee Of conference has been appointed
by the Senate and Assembly, relative 10 the dsa-
sreements OF the two houses as 10 the details Of
the bank bill.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

fy,- Our thanks are duesHon. Messrs. A. r. Nc
vAiSr aud b. b. FRENCH, Clerk of the House, for Con-
gress!onal Documents.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

i55- The Peach and Plum trees are in blossom at
Mobile.
tE;- Gov Baldwin has appointed the twenly-hrst
day OF March for Fast day IN Connecticut.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

~ The oaoe Of the TRIBUNE IS temporarily located at
o 20 Ann street We expect TO be in our new Buildings
,n NASSAU opposite the City Han BY the first day Of May
n.rt Letters from the coun:.y however require eniy
q, =, ,iare,..a to .GsEeLxr & lcELRsra NEW fcaR.
Tn. ,.r.e, Or number need not be endorsed
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

ly- The Learned Blacksmith. Ehhu Burrit,.
Will deliver a Lecture on Thursday evening at the
Rutgers Institute, on the Divinity OF Labor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

The R,vkR-The steamboat Utica yesterday
FOR Albany, or as Tar the ice would permit. The
Columbia goes up this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

7 IIIc iIUNIY NISUS VI yCsItIUuY sh!
"The River was much swollen Yesterday, owing
to the recent ihaw and rain-overlowing the docks
and delusing the cellars on Quay-s;rcet. The ice,
however, is still fast opposite this city, though ap
pearances indicate that II mast soon YIELD under
the influences OF the mild and moist weather of the
laslstew DAYS"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

% JoHN NrAr is the Native candidate fer Mayor
of Portland
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.