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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10

VNHE SUBSCRIBER has been recs;vi,s~ b.. re- q
u cent arrivals at Al Flauphin street, ~ addition.
a. supply of new and desirale GOODS. ssssis.iss H.
New and rich styes Of Prnis. '-f'.@.l
PLAIN and striped Swiss Musiias, " -
Irish Linens, inen l.awns Pa 'sE.rh
Birsiseye, Scotch and Russia Diapers .i'.i.: Z, ;
10 a and. l2-i Linen Sheeiings, Crash :. ..,l.,
Union aud Linen Checks Ert7.i -
Silk, cotton and woIsted Hosiery Z : e. =
Aso, u large assortment Of heavy Wooden aed q, I,
he, rates. Ijan2sl r: STEWART. =,
ALD BROWN WINDSOR sOAP, Tc.-JSs !
" received I've, ship Duncan from LvsrpesI-4 -
10 gross assorted Tooth Brushes
! gross Nail Brushes - !-'is = .,!A- !
ESQ lbs Old Brown Windsor Soap SITS s. +, r.
gr"ss Caclon Dromatixe - e.
-aia gross Camphoa'ed Chatk far The teeth e -
gross English Coart PhTsrer 80 ar .
large assor,men, Of Hair Belysasd Gloves. sss.
lseao ~ 3MOsELy + TUCKER
IME. PLASTER and CEMENT 4 80. ss
- l2O0 CASKS white Stone Lime in s,oss
't SbW do 10 do" do 3 -- -.5.-l
100 do Calcined Plaster ~
ioO do Hydraulic Cement ~.
% do Phsteriug Hair To arrive and FOR
mh24 sale low by J, II. RIVERS 4 co:
tDRODUCE-3OOb bls saperEne Floss
30 hhds clnice Sugar; 80 hbls Molassss =, "a
900 bags Corn. prime article 4't Y
800 do Bran; 80 casks Shoulder. cincisn ~,
20 casks Cincinnaii cured Sides. for sale By
mhl9 l. MARSHALL. ROWEk co. !.
rOlOGNEs AEO ESSENCES-A ri.a ana. y
~ mosi fragrant assortment Of Cologaes and L.
'eS fsIss = '''' T. WALSH. IS Rey.l...
TtUTLERY-A fine assortment Of Tail. -.
~ Pocket Cutlery, including ii.a &c lebrsts5 AZ.
hama Kns es, just received aud for sale by =
Z febls q: MAzANGE 4 CO. 10 G.m.s.s.
TAGGING AND ROPE n : - - r7.---s = &
- 100 pieces heavy Kentucky Bassiua ~. ssAs.sa
H 100 cdlls first quality do Rope tor ssss ~ !"
mhl7 WARE CllESAR0IjGIi. Z Cnss.ss --,
900 KEGS White Lead. No. r. Extra "a
e1OO Pure, (Union White Lead MansIsc,vrjatpl = -
Company receiviag per ship Cesea and ~ IN 81
mhzt HAviLAND, CLARK 4 ca. "a
SahTyARANaCHEEsE q "a. ~ - + :
: E"pI I.1|,- oHaN ee,sk5El.tkkfAS " -;
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10
Mniu.Y0Rf: pACKaTs

81 MEWsYORL PACAGHS I7S2
6T4A GIIy Line 49,
fTHE FOLLOWING VESSELS Bull FOB
,he trade win hereafter compose This line, via:
shin MARY FRAMES, A. Hubbard, master
Bark VERNON.
Bark REFORM.
B,Ig SELMA. NJ. Smith, master.
az LINDEN, F. w Williams, master.
BriS SARAH BROWN, J. Nj. Norton, master
Brle MOBILE.
R,iS WETUMPKA, J. Fowler, master.
Bng ALABAMA, Dudley, master.
The abnve vessels have handsome accommodations
for passengers ami will sail pnncuay as "d.trl,s-
ed All freight consigned 10 The Agent "a Mnp''e'
or IA STURGFS & CHAIRMAN, The Agents m
New York, will be forwarded as directed Tree u
0"'' - W. JOHN C. RYAN, Agent,
l..I1 No IS st M,chaesircet.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET BETWEEN
MOBILE AND COLUMBUS.
h r-NES a. The fine fast running Steamer
I4l -ISGEN. HARRISON, Jo IL. Estes,
e, Master, will run as packet in The
lbuve trade The coming season, commencing her
Trims with The first rise Of water. Lea ing Mobile
every WEDNESDAY at 8 O'Clock Pm, and CO.
lunbus every SATURDAY For freight or pas
.nee, having superior accommodate ions, apply on
board or to CAMPBELL, oWEN W.
oc,3O Agents.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10

r lQUoRS-5 bbls Peach Rgamiy ~ sss' = a
- 10 half pipes J. Rouse Brandy
do do Otard. Dupuy 4 Co Brandy ~
do do Hennessey de /.
do do Du Calimsn do
50 bbls and I casks Americas do
bbls old Shirly Whiskey ts. 9.
pipe imperial Eagle Gin
10 bills American do "a
10 bills New England Rum f#--
30 bbls Monongaheis Whiskey = s.ras. - +:
Is half bbls do do res =
20 quarter casks Mahga Wine
10 do do Part do .+.s -
do do pure Juice Pert
pipe Woodhouse Madeira ~H :
l half pipe do do
8 do Cherry Brandy HF T. 4
do Cherry Bonnce 81 .
so bbls pex,e,'s d X Whiskey q. :,
100 bbls Cincinnati do
Is casks quart London Porter ~
10 casks pint do do e -. ;,
$50 boxes PhiladeIphIa Ale and Porter ~ -
100 boxes do Cider .et
10 bbls Hartford do $3.50.
For sale by (jan27I T. 2. MILLER B. CO
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10
KEGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
nnls Campbell. OWEN & co Agents.

MOBILE AND GAINES VILE PACKET
tas a.1. sns" nee" :e s"s ss' E :IH
80 sgS=.ZA, " II. Roberts master, will
run during the ensuing season Us a regular weekly
packet, la, mo Mobile every TUESDAY evening,
Al o'chrk. pm. and GAINESVILLE every THURS
DAY 81 u O'Clock NJ.
The Eliza was built expressly for This trade, has
superior accommodations. her Ladies' CABIN and
State Ru"ms are yer, la ge aud fitted up with don-
he be srras express, for families and for comfort
ind spe ID has superior.
For freight OF passage, apply on board or to
senoQ MOSES w RING, Agent.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10

"HlSKEY ke--l5G bbls whiskey; 10 hide
as,1 ''' 9. wEsfrELDr 4 BRO. :
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10

TONGRESS WATER-Fresh Saratoga Con.
~ gress Spring Water in pint bottles, received
per brig Welumpka and for sale by the box dozen
OF single bottle by | c DCIOSE & CO,
milo Druggist, 80 Water-st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10

MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY REGULAR
WEEKLY PACKET.
h. ~P9s1B h The new and splendid double
tr.1egl-4ANg ine Steamer SAM DALE, F. NJ.
-, Johnson master will leave forMoat
,omery eye,v WEDNESDAY AT O'Clock PM. ard
arrive Friday morning. Leave Montgomery every
FRIDAY at 4 o'cl"ck PM, and arrive in Mobile
Monday morning. For freight or passage. having
superior acconnodal IONS, apply on board or II
dec3 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10

EUNS and RIFIES-A superior assortment Of
" single and double barrel Shut Guns and Rifles,
for sale by
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10

WtNES-rhe subscriber has received ~ con-
W signInent from Messrs. Bunker AZ Co. New
York, a choice assortment Of old Madeira Wine in
cases Of one dzen each. These wines are offered for
sale with full guarenty Of heir genu,nensss and
quality. ROHEkT s. BUNKER
decl8 corner Of Royal and 81 Franci..strce,s
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10
NUKTH co Ap0thecarIes' Hall
40 ROYAL and 35 Government. streets

MILK OF ROSES-N. Smith Prenliss' Milk of
w Rose, remarkable for It's efficacy IN removing
oil nnnoyances To The skin, such freckes. erup-
lions, tan, sunburn, &C., thus clearing and brighten
ing the complexion and with ii, frequently lha lem.
per Of the individual. For infancy aud age equally
sautary and cooling. No ladies' toilet should be
wiloui it. In The genemans dressing case serves
to sooih and Mitigate the injuries inflicted on the face
by the razor. For sale by
NORTH & CO.. 80 Royal
mill and IS Gnyerament.sia
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10

M ICHAUX'S FRECKLE WASH-This is a
lVA discovery of The celebrated DR.. Charles Mi
chaux. formerly professor Of anatomy at Liege, in
Flanders, and may safely be recommended as a GER
tain remedy for Freckles as well other affections
Of the skin, as Tan, Sunburn, etc Gentlemen who
are troubled with blutches or pimples on the face,
often accustomed bv the Of strong alkaline soaps
in shaving, will find this excellent remedy.
For sale by
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10

FOilN Is. TODD has on hand and is constantly
a. receiving large aud choice assortment of Paints.
Oils, Brushes and Window Glasses, which he offers
for sale low wholesale ahd retail At the old stand
mh3 A, Dauphin street
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10

NkESH DRUGS-Now'open,ng vt the Planisr,s
Il Drug Store. an extensive assortment of Drugs
and Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Brushes,
Paints. Oils, Glass, etc., comprising every article
"a The line that can he called for, the best qaai
ties, and ~ the lowest prices.
% Sigs pfthe Blue MORTAR.
aai. .Asr' BLAIR q Co., soutkeast ia Y
= dscl7 corner Of Dsuphin snd Wster.s,rsets
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10

MOTHERS RELlEF-Doctor H. Gates Is the
lvA agent for the sale of this invaluable medicine
in the CITY Of Mobile. He will be Constantly supplied
with the Genuine Mothers Relief q h Il 'llI'' st
% Observe-None genuine unless signed ,{
aug ID G. A. BARTHOIICK A co
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10

A MtRICAN PATENT FLATE WINDOW
IA CLASSIC point Of smoolhness Of surface,
weight Of metal, thickness and strength, .his Glass
is much superior to the French or any other Glass
in Use. Builders and others desi,ous of having
splendid Glasses at comparatively low prices are
respectfully invited to cal, and examine this article.
iu assortment Of sizes Just received and lar sale
dec26 by G. DUROSE & CO. 20 Waier- st.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10

Tenth street, below Chestnut st. Philad.
|, Gabril Johnston, No 6 Reckless street, do GER
ty that my wife, Jane, was afflicted for two years
with rheumatism, aud at last entirely disabled,
50 that she obliged 10 he cGuhned To bed hesr
ing Of Cantrc4 Mrdicatcd Syrup Of Sarsaparilla
or i.Scorbulic Syrup, procured four bo ties,
which completed, removed all her pains and stiffness
from her limbs two more bottles made perlec,
cure. She is able TO attend 10 her household
duties AS usual. GABRIL JoHSsToE.
Philadelphia, January %, 1874.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-10

nUlRk'S CAsSADA OiL-Fm preserving
~@ and l'eauihiuR The Hair, recommended IN the
basis OF truth and experience, as u nourisher OF the
hair and promoter Of it's growth, at the same lime
rendering il transcendantly beautiful. Tie Cassada
OIL affords nour,shment for the hair Than any
other article ever Uncovered. and by continuance
oi It's use it fails strengthen the weakes
hair supply OF this superior article just received
and Tor sale by HAVILAND, CLARK CO,
jams As and At Wa,er.st !
~ RIISHEn SIN. d d 4 hi,I. WnIIaau a, W.oI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-25

mounied,wih seathy slep, and seeing ihs' no ''''1
him he singled me GU, from others 70 AK me some qae'
ions He ~or. long csmet cloak. to which ions -
vice h,i given the color Of pale brown The green 0sle
lining carue s5oG, two inches below The esniiet h'
wife VS. dressed 70 msichr he said be "an'eo 10
know Mr. Bull stopping there. He DID not "H'
him particularly nor could he attend the Concert he
only wanted 20 take look him II ne could zee am
waking about lie vas much annoyed when he found
that NJ Bull would NJ, be exhibited hi. afternoon.
But said he /. M.ss sedgvics here Ny vile 'hi
me would Ike TO look a, her" some byrsnder' "ho
had now become interested him pointed 70 the psF.or
where Ms; sed-wick s,,ins after dinner As soon
he sot his eye upon her he back and nsde 'gr'
70 his wife 70 follow SEEKING her by the great shaw he
led her the paror door and pointed over the heads 81
the aobt throns the place where the sres saihoress
was .tiins The hour Of 3. o'clock having arrived /!
had 10 attend TO the which 70 carly me home
- left my eccentric friend pursuing his Investigations
with .re., s..idaiiy among the great men and woms
now sojouruins At Saratoga hicHELIEV
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New Publications.

SKETCHES OF IRISH CHARACTER: BY Mrs :
C. HALL.-Ilusiratcd Ediiion'have just been compile
ed in q Nos II; each by f. Ferret Co. 49,
Broadway This is work OF decided moral as well as
intellectual worth
Ty' Tnr LADIES NATIoSAL MAGAZINE for
august opens with story by fREDERIKA BREMER
here first translatcd and has contributions by LYDIA
PrrRsoN CAROLINE ORSE, JAMES II. DANA, sc. &c-
Mrs Stephens makes very fair Magazine of il. (W
II Graham. l55 Nessau-st)
To- COMMON SENSE on Chronic Diseases or, \
Rational Treatise on the Mechanical Cause and Cure OF
most Chronic Affections Of the Truncal Organs Of both
me- Male and Female Systems, embracing the Author
views ON Physical Education and the present popular
system Of Artificial Life By DR.. F.. p BARNING-Scc-
md Edition'-has been sent by Paine Burgess 6.
lohn-st DR.. Earning is of IDEAS and ability e
make YOU comprehend them. Those who chroni
coy out Of order and get recfrom calome and
sap rahcr n Glass; should read hear hi.
views and Judge wha, good may be derived from con
forming To them We cannot doubt that he has relieved
a great many such
- \ Dictionary OF TIRE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
pocket abrdgcmenD has been published by Powers &
Bascy Lowell Pocket Dictionaries very useful I,
such as can't afford larger ones though prefer hos,
that don't spell honor with a, tins does The dehni
this appear bc generally good but the wooder
don,ispiccc is frighiiul.
10. The CHURCnNASs RrAsoys for his Fail
and Practice by Rev. y. : RICHARDSON. A. NJ" form
neat 2mo Of 32i pages just issued by J. A. Sparks l6
.ulionst appears 10 be very able and thorough de
fence ofihc Episcopal order Of Church government
VIII be received with hearty satisfaction by High Church
men. 1t makes its points forciby clearly and wiihou
| waste of words
| - The work Cairmaiivencss or Human
| Magnetism. by Rev. Gibson Smith 10 which we r,
| ierrcd Wednesday may be obtained a, Fowcrs Phrcno
| logical Cabinet l3l Nassau.street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-25

College be had given TIE President John l. spencer
le--on which wa. never rected- lie oene''u ne
would now forgive him the recitation.
Hon. " " CAxrBrII cent IN (. toast comPlincn'af!
% President Mott
TIE President s.ve. Our CoantTy-oui "ho.e
Country. ard ~ gloriou. Con.iiruuo1- ESQ prTprnd
Rev. NJ STOCKTON Of Philadelphia being called 10Y
said he graduate Of n College he was al Alum
nus II Providence Tbs sentiment vas gwen
The Unisn-is, ,-=iou-li mus, be preserved
!. RosETN BacDHrAp being called Tor gave" he
STATE Of Sevyork tue II the hour OF her power and
greatness. o. her honor and fame.
The golden Sun wa. sinking behind the hills /" Tbs
pessan, dinner parry separated. have written this le
Ter to ill out former omissions.
should have mentioned that Rev. NJ stockton Dc
vered address before the theological Society on
sunday evening sad to be very eloquent The f-i
Epsilon Society had meeting N Tuesday evening" sov
era members from other Colleges being present Hoor
IN e. yaS Worst Esq delivered an eloquent eulosy ou
the late HENRY WHITE Esq member Of the Fraier
nifty. RiciEIiKr
.. There some mistakes which got INTO our re-
port u yesterday which other papers have fallen mt
also Among the guest. present We mentioned heF- )
". Walworth, which of course should De Kew J. w.
| Wainwright :. D J.. Puyn Wa printed ior ! > l.
| Pruyn. Mr Whne " c. elect should lave been Ny
| HINT &c
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence q The Tribune.

PtuIAprrFHiA July 4-Pp
There ha. been thorough chansc IN the wes,bs,
since my last, This morning oyercoais and tre WI,
comfortable, and now there . every indication q !,
storm hanging over
During the fira IN Dock street Yesterday AZ.
Noon dsrracefi outrage was committed hy he me-.
h.rs OF the Franklin Hose Company upon those q q.
Robert Morn. Ho-e az the corner oi Ih.ri snt >prix
streets which resulted IN a member 81 the after coz
many having one Of hi. limbs broken He taken ios
Hospital and there the affair fcs,s Both compsc..
be ns to the Cl,y proPr
Two painters fell from a scaiold this NORMA,
A. -. Joscphs Churfh. Of whom received se-a.i
injury o. h, head and the other fractured Is lh.S
Their names arr Form and Lassn.
\ Young mau. named John VI Marley. had l.
leg broken this morning hy being caught IN some 7.
chincry NJ s,ean mil IN Gcorsc-s,rcct
Our retail produce markets are mo-; a. fully silcl
ei - they werr week or tNo since Tomatoes ~
scarce and rcaiei todsv ~ O6 . cents the iai p,x
Peaches. which are also scsre. commapJcd 8 q ps,i
fog hc., quality. Cucumber. 81, az yer bask,t Gre.
C0fn1a9c 3, dozen lunils and tEg Plant are ufus
.''y scarce aud command cSoroiioni pfccs Nan
melon, and Nutnes- ar, hy 10 means rtn'' And u paf
ausi'v Butter selling very readily ih'. m1fn.ng q
,5ds~ ccnr. !, pound for superior article waie 20
only brought ., cents. Altogether there i a .rca a.
rg q IN ne quantity and quality ~ Country ifoiae
the Philadelphia markets large amount ~ NLisn . "a
" h0uchtun for the New York iSct
The | = steam frigaic Princeton. tnmmar'e -
rnse eft this afternoon from her morinss "a the Nav
Ward for cruise Her destination J. supposed u e
the Gulf ~ Nc,ico.
The steamboat Ohio left for Cape Nav ihi- non.
M with about $50 passengers and the Portsmouth Ia
afternoon brought up the about The same number.
-Four hundred persons leN the city This morri1s
10 enjoy one Of Gafriners New-Nork Bay tNcur-ou.
\ laborcr named Patrick Bgrs was accidentally
killed On TUESDAY evening ON The Reading Safosd
lew miles from the city
Counterfeit g. notes. purporiing 20 be on The
Bank ot Delaware are now in circulation IN ihsciy
There Is no new feature IN the stock marke; 10
day Prices are without material charge STATE Sc soi
81 "a.
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Mr.. Clay and the Aboii,ioni-t-.

10 The Edior Of The Tri5aHss
srR: have read your remarks under the head of Nr
Birney and The Tribune" published this morning 'u'
10Th | would respectfully inquire whether you under
stood Mr. Clay IN MS letter Of the 23d October la'i .
have acted the following expression q hs views con
tanned Ia his letter Of July 2h l-ii II not then Ga"
that hi. letter Of October 231 only mystiAcson
his real sentiments and only intended to secuf'
vote. shch he supposed he would Otherwise lose IN
following il the part Of the letter 20 which reier
81 have no hesta,on in saying that far from havn
Any personal objection % the Anne,ation o. i,Ane'
should be- dad 10 zee -wlthout dIshOnor, "iihDDi wa
win the common consent Of the Union, and upon just a'
fir terms do not think that the subject OF 0a'sy D.-
70 af!cc, question one way or tne o,AeI 49,
Texas be independent. or incorporated in tD' - a.
staes do no, believe II vii proions or shof'"h 'n' -
,s,io, a. ,bs, iu.ti,u,ion II would BE un"is'
10 refuse permanent acquisition. which "" eh.-, a
long a. the globe remains account u htenpo'@' 81
sitoiOn."
If,hc.e arc Mr. Claws real seniiments,-and doup
80, ,,, ,e,e and are-tben claim that hls objection
against Annexation were not such a. ought 70 saisij
Aboiop ss-they were not such as his friends al m
No,,b oreended to entertain and therefore should no
have satisfied them Both Abotonsts and Whgs should
have rejected Mr. Clay equally with Mr.. Polk. The Oh
.etons which Aboiiionsss entertained 10 Annexation
and which the Wing party protested entertain, wer'
tbs, /, extended Slavery and gave the Slave Power ne
preponderance in the General Government. Mr.. Cla'
had no such objections and none may add which wou'
lead him to oppose the projec, il il likely to be
accomplished. The Aboiaonsts had every reason T.
suppose tina, in case Mr. Clay elected he would u.s.
hs great abie. 10 pscy Mexico gain her consent and
then Annexation would have been accomplished "'ihou
war. without disbonor or anything elsc when "ouo
have Influenced Mr Clay to forbid the bans
ASrIs1AvTnY.
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Crops in Ot.cyo Go.

BUrrERNUrs y. Y, July ~, ls%3
FRIEND GRurLrY The weather has been 80 cor.
oundedy no, for the lat week that my mind has daily
reverted TO Gotham. and have wondered how on
si.ih" You stood t. Crops here look very WEI. esYe
cially corn oats and barley hut wheat wi. be very
much affected by the Wecyils' The Locos begin 10
think they have been Po.kci' The decline Ia woe
makes them growl Ike dog with sore dPYcHdlss -
but IL can't be- helped The weather here has been es
cessiycly warm The Thermometer -s-od on the 18Th
t l0l. Yours, S>a>iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-25

~ The Ner, canno, understand how we should
lao In favor of Commerce while we are rot in favor
4 encouraging the importation Of such Foreign
Products a. come in competition with those pro
iuoed by our own people. We may not help 'n'
V.,,s IN understand this matter though we cannot
.es whs. !, boygies a. That q nation may boih IN
port and export more under Protective Ia1n man
,,.5.r Free Trade has been demonstrated hun
lred fifaes-indeed a comparison oil the Trace Of
Urea, Britain and Holland respectively alone e''so
i;.bes;, Abolish our Tariff utterly and we 90 mol
..i;c,o the aggregate imports and exports OF the
nov, ,cn wears would be increased 70 the value q
GIG farthng. AbiiRy 10 pay Is the man poih' -
-yre this and there viii be no lack OF commerce
boueh the duties be high. Massachusetts VIII 'hls
year consume immensely more Foreign PRODUCES
than she would Il there were no larih because inc
limiting On, Of certain kinds Of Foreign Fabric
.ecp,es emplovmeni TO her people and increase
heir ability 10 paw. The News repeats iis misrep
,esc,,ation Of the earnings Of Factory workmen-
We have lived and worked in four States Of the
Union. and observed the condition Of the Working
Glasses ia several others; and we know that there
IL no part Of the Union in which Women can 50
generally find employment and where they earn
md receive so much a. in New England-none II
which the Working Classes are generally so wei
~ aod comfortable Still. we think there IS room
.or prea, Improvement there and every where ana
we shall laborio effect it.
Is the News in favor Of Free Trade IN onips
and Shining Yea or Nayl Does II mean 10 "a!
hat a Dutch ship can bring Coffee mi" our Por'S
free Of duty" while an American must pay ~
,er cent thereonl 1t says this, very plainly but
will crawl on, Of some hole or other when obliged
10 be explicit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-25

L. : M.RsAAI's OFFICE Larceny on The mn seas
George Jones steerage passenger on board the chip
Cornelis from Liverpool, was arrested charge OF
stealing from another -teersge passenger the sum Of Az
30 81 during the late voyage Of the vessel to this port
lie committed for examination.
CoURr or OYER AND TERMrSER --Zebui0R Mead vs.
hbrdhGu Weserrek ErecltOr II Garre J. Pan Udsen
Hu-ActOn % recover back money paid 10 deceased
Mr. Van w. under wrongful levy On landlords warrant
the grocery store - Grandstreet, corner Wooster
The building originally hired u the landlord by ia
cob Links who transferred the balance Of bis lease o.
James D. Rabbit. and the latter assigned % plain
~. his iaiher.inaw in security for money ent. The
levy made back due by Links although Il j.
contended that the landlord agreed look 70 the sub
tenants for arrears and Mr Mead paid the II,
testimony somewhat contradictory. The Court
charged that the landlord had night % levy upon the
goods upon the premises unless he had agreed 10
hold the for back II he did agree
the levy that point void unless the Jury consider
that Mr. Mead afterwards voluntarily paid the money
II there agreement not 10 hold the suoensni and
the payment Of the money through coercion. the
plaintiff entitled D. recover. Verdict for plaintiff
S2i4 ~
SUPERIOR Couxr.-In s--MicAaei Bill
ger vs. HsEry Harons-Ihe plaintiff through his coun
SCI Mr. Major yesterday brought action OF assault sni
battery against defendant whom he OF hayin
kicked him in such 10 infict severe injury
producing hernia The Judge ordered that the defend
ant should be held 70 bail in the of 800.
MAINE CoURr.-SeBy Sharp -. James lS1aypy ana
William ViLlidns.-ActiOn by a seaman Of the packe
ship -ddons against the Captain and u the mate
for alleged assault and battery and false imprisonment
There being proof against Mr.. Williams be &C
Quilted The testimony being very slight again Mr. Shsp
Ply the suit Withdrawn.