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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
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~ {. .puprxo-M yEuoTEcrrSY rOR IHE ART cf
Ny,,osr. The Series OF Lectures, Explanatory OF
the Principles Of the System, Delivered in New
yc-k and Yhadelptha in the tesinaing q I=H by
Fr.sos FArvEL GorRArD. D. s, OF the UnIversifF o.
Fr.oes has ist been published II fAi- oc;avo Of some
600 psSs. By wHey Putnam. We glad ihattA pub
m have Al las: the means Of judging P:c Gou-.uds So
TEN deliberately by their Own hresdes- we intend 10
.pa more fuy Of this book after we shall have read il;
ri MrcHrLEr's HIsrogY OF FRANCE, from the
Earliest Period 70 the Present Tlme-T raas!aied
by u. H. SMITH, Esq Z. 6. s No. IL aas oeeh
issued by D. Appleton &; Co. We have intended
TO speak Of this admirable work ever since the hrt
number was issued, but have not yet found ume 10
read il through We have read enough, however, 10
satisfy US this Is one Of the best of the many good
histories written in our time SO graphic, 20 llie-
ike, 90 dramatic historian as Michelet, we know
not where else TO look fer. The countries, the
races Of men, the times PASS vividly before you a
YOU peruse his animated pages, where We IND no'i-
ine OF dlfiuseness or irreleyancy. This Is mas
,ery work, and the Appletons have done The Eead-
ing public service by producingit II IN so une@eeI-
tlonable and cheap edition.
NJ KsowLEs' ELocUuoSlsr: a tIrsf Class
Rhetorical Reader and Recitation Book BY JAMES
SHERIDAN KyowLEs Enlarged and adapted TO the l.
States by E7Es sARcLSr: Serenh Edition Revised By >.
s RAypALL Assistant Superintendent OF Schools has ss
been issued BY Saxton Miles. Its richly worth 'he cost
merely as collection choice passages from cotemFoFa
Literature. (Saxton & Miles,
NJ AgBorr's DRAWING CARDS, Tor Schools and
Families Cota2s Series. Do outline ST7<' are for sae
by saxton Miles. They valuable aids CONSTRUCTION
n1:- The NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, for APrll'
has articles on Pascal Wheaton's History OF the
Law OF Nations The Modern Jews Chalmers American
Revoution Hidreths Theory OF Morals travels of Leo
Van Raznita vestises OF Creation and the Memoirs Of
the MARQUIS de Pompol vesges is handled very sharp
Iy-the article opening This is one Of the most striking
and ingenious scientific romance that we have ever read
&C. s. Francis & Co. 252 Broadway9
~ THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE OF Foreign Lltera-
te for April contains the articles from the last Edinburgh
on Lord Eldon and the poet Churchill the Roberscs on
their Travels; the Crusades from the North British Re
view, &C. &c. Geavitt, Trow s Coz
10 TIE BIBLICAL REPOSITORY, By J. II. AeNEw,
adds and Classical Review to its title with this
number Among lis contents are a long review OF
Bush on the Resurrection, By Rev. S T. Spear OF Brook
yn an the Last Days and Death Of Luther by
Prof Stoves The Prelauca Principles, AMI Republican and
unevangeca by Rev. A. b. Eddy, D. b. OF Newark, y j..
On the change Of the Sabbath the Seventh First
Day Of tho Week Home Missions Expositions OF Peter
ill., ls-2o; and ROM VII 72i. Prof. Stoves article will
force tears from the eyes. Geayitt, Trow Co.
1914 Broadway
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,rn-nnu,s Outside.

Fira Poge-Lster from Europe and India New Pubica-
tions-The Knckerbocker, The Wandering jew Hunts
Merchants Magazine, Methodist guar ery Review Pay
Day a, the Custom House; AutRcnt in Delaware coun-
ty Albany Bridge New-York Legislature; News Items.
Fourth Page-City News Health Of the Ci;y CONNER
rinl aud MONEY Matters: Marine intelligence &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

fJ- Rev. J. 7. FAIRcHiLD, after much solcita-
on pasd by his wife, attended public worship II
South Boston Che place Of his former rescence SUNDAY
evening last, the day after his acqu!ttal any
order ard iook aInoSS the audience. But be
noticed and several OF the Church him, and shed
him 10 take seat in the pulpit He declined. till length
the Pastor down. and prevailed upon him 20
The pulpit Although afflicted with severe cold he on
invitation. read The concluding hymn zud made the
cluding prayer.
SEIF-EMASCIrATIoS.- valuable negro man be-
longing Senator Johnson, Louisiana .pr.ted
away by The Aboonsts OF Cincinnati, shortly after the
arrival OF the honorable gentleman At that place. his
way home from from Washington City Soon after ;he
disappearance cf the boy Mr. j. received letter him.
which he returned Il INKS 20 NJ and Mrs J. for the
Kind in which they had always treated him. ard
stating that his arrival II Cincinnati ne had been
informed that he free by The laws Ohio
that he chose avail himself Of this opportunity Of secu-
ing his freedom
GEORGE GUEsS.-RecenI intelligence has been
received ic -eners highly probable ths, the Iuveu-
posed been gathered lis fathers; bur IS still amoDs the
living Ii the Intelligence 5e correct. he Is with
c his coUltEyen who located a1tamoros, Mex
ico Scne Cherokees expecte leave this country
;hs Of short time, for Mataoros FOR The purpose
cf restoring him 20 his country II stil alive
rCher. Ads. March ..
FArAL AccipEsr-Mr Tunis Miller. an aged
and respectable OF this township, killed
u-4y last. between Springfield and Lasocta, his
home lie driving team. -idns the sahde-bsrse,
ard while going along slowly. suddenly fright
ened :nt sHd slr. Miller thrown end instantly
killed by the irsctEring of his skull
[spriagaeid Co.) EePuahc, a'th nlt.
FrRz AT CuSrIyE, NJ On Friday morning. the
were burned elzse by ths spontaneous combustion Of odrt
clothes The Th- CHAMBER occupied sil
o.t beoagins TO Mess5s West Nitb,,y Co and ssmr-!
Atams Mos; Of LIZ sa saved Total lozs shou; te9
40 insurance Cor bost- Atlas.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

CHURCH -BREAKlNG.-A gang OF burglars broke
into the basement of the Orchard-st Universalist
Church last "Wednesday night and succeeded IN OBJ
iaun. the enormous sum OF II shI.ngs and spoil
Ing Two or locks We also understand that the same
GAM paid visit the Aenstreet Presbyterian Church;
the Forsyth Methodist Church, Stantonstreet Episcopal
Church. Lafayette place. The Mehedist Church suffered
in the damage done the furniture. &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
The Albany Bridge.

r. 'ic J.Tifor ,.' Tee T'r'''"S
Inoced in your paper of TUESDAY morning letter from
Albany commenting on the proposed Bridge. The plain
fac, is this If the bridge built, Troyis longer Troy
It's prosperity and her people he check
ed or the testimony given back by competent
engineers was conclusive regards the DISTINCTIONS
bridge would occasion the CATION 1t strikes us iat
agrant &C, Of injustice TO thriving city was never
conceived. L. W.
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The Organ

The new Administration at Washington have tor
the las, fortnight been as much perpeXed with the
consultation of a proper ergan our Native Cor
pora,ion ought 10 be at The inauiy and driyei of
theirs All sorts OF negotiations have been on foot,
and all SORTS Of ntugues and coun;tulottings been
IN active operation. 1t was early settled by some
of the leading powers behind the throne that Blair
of the Globe must be got rid OF, being too dic,a-
torial, and too much under the influence OF Benton.
who does not bask lii the sunshine OF Court favor.
Bu, who should suppani HIM, There's The rub
The Constitution is teo Calhounlsh, aud the Madl-
SANTA TOO Johu Icnian-a perfect counterpart OF the
American Republican here, Negotiations have
been actively carried on with Father Rliche OF the
Richmond Enquirer, who is esteemed one OF the
most adroit Political tacticians alive, and has ruled
Virginia, save during few temporary rehelhonS,
for thirty years Two or three Tennessee Editors
came on with or after Polk, ready 70 undertake
any thing that promised lat pckiDss; but they
found themselves IN too deep water 9; Washington,
and were clad 10 SWIM ashore and shake themselves
Finally, we have report that the thing is settled,
aud Father Ritchic kindly condeScends 10 do the
printing oI ConstesS aud the thinking oil the Demo
eracy for the next lour years. The correspondent
OF the Baltimore Patriot says;
"McSsrs Richie and Heiss have tuAly been decided
JUROR, TO c-cOnduct TRE ORGAN" They VIII know IN
week whether and upon what terms ttn The neigh
borhCd SAY oi rom Slao0o 20 S6GoV0) they can have
The Globe all events they 10 publish anc edit
Tac OryaN.
Pretty We'll. Richie is The Talleytana OF The
Pr,ss-neither Il savage Ike Blair nor donkey
like John Jones. Hewi have TO step these long
winded essays with which his EnquiTer is ruined
by his Virginia correspondents. Bisir, IL is under
stood, is 10 have i Foreign Mission II be behaves
ike u good boy in giving up The Globe. HsisS. we
believe, is now connected with the Constitution.
John Jones, we suppose. will be made Charge
dAtfaires 10 the Fejee Islands. and The deiectsbe
innocence of the Madisonian amuSe an uufeelins
world no more for ever. Alas poor Joues
we ue'er s,,sli look upon his ike asain.'
ncs- We learn hy the Elzebeihtown Journal ina; !
Mr. Hale had Siat9 worth OF silk goods his pria,
works at Railway burnt Friday utght ready be
IL. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

Governor THOMAS. Of Maryland. made
brs appearance Yesterday before the Circuit Court
for ffis coantv and gave security the sum Of enc
thousand dollars to appear al the next term OF ths
Court 10 answer 10 line charge oi libel as presented
br the Grand Jury Nat. Intel. yeSterdar
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

r-- The late Postmaster General. Nr. Wlckhtie,
and his fsruiIy took final leave OF Washington on
Woodav evening for then residence IN Bafdsiown'
Esstuckg
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

o. We learn from the Albany Evening Journal
that the NORTH AMERICA which took the CoLCMBNs
and this City Albany Saturday evening, when
about three miles above Hampton, broke her SHAFT and be-
fore the steam could be shut Of the connecting rods Slides
piston rods and other portions Of her machinery become
one general wreck Fortunately no person was injured
and the mails and passengers were taken 10 Albany By the
steamer Splendid from New Hamburgh.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
r. Gen ! MES MILLER has been nominated as
an indspsnden, candidate for Mayor OF Newark.

FIRE IL THE WooDs-DESrRUcrfoN or cor
On FRIDAY afternoon. about O'Clock. The weos belonging
"a .h Canton Corlpany took fire BY accident from pIt
rh.-a ;he vorkrnen were engaged burning charcoal ana
before the flames could be arrested they spread ever
ar-e exten: the woe eds- consuming IN lis course oe
- -,G BAli Sua.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

&C. The Friends OF Temperance are earnestly
requested TO obtain additional signatures this dayto
the Remonstrancc against excluding our City from
the benefits OF the New Excise Law. The subject is
recied to come upin the Senate tomorrow. Blank re-
and Nassnn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

SArp,s S,R,APApILLA The question c, homo, To wh,,
practice. sdr.ntl. do researches lendl might puzzle
inetsph bat promptly by the elrmi
pnanaueust seeking the combination aud concentration
Of remedy Tor Diseases fe f-vis the
alienation Of ,ufrrln. such has been tie object of the
NIesrs Sands ~ their experiments with Sarpala ard they
have found whli tirJ sought IL claimed indeed
SANDS. S.RsAPABiLL4 Will work miracles; but ,fat will
eIp- from the the morbihc hich d-velo
ltss the diseases Of the skn. the glands aud the
hbr0us tissues who has had opportunity OF witness
inS doubt With ordinary precautions a. re-
glr9 diet Ac a has hitherto proved unains
lief m thi, class Of mai
For farther psftculss conclusive evidence Of snpe
fior value and Efficacy, pamphlets, which may be obtained
o. the pr0pnetoIs ,nd their agents gratis.
Prepared aud sold. wholesale and IetAil, b. 4 3. D
SANDS. Wholesale DuGs Ists % Fulton street New ork
Sold also 213 Broadway, u East Broadway aud by Drug
ssts generally thfoughnut lie Unitrt S,ates.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

iy- CArrOS,-Do be deceived By any assertions of
other, IN regard 10 the N0gca Pam Extractor Now that
the true arce from Comsock s. Co has obtaned such
sale. Dyriads oi he. w0rthes who azy
work honest livelihood by undertake their
living b. selling limitations oi tnFs ncs We appeal to the
thousands who haye received such signal benefit by se
aftc= from Com-tock & Co II they have humanity
their friends aggn,t u,lng acle bearng the
o Pam Extractor unless the Of COrstGck Co.
siile. found the box. Tins will always be protec
ton from imposition.
~ Bs particular and buy only of Coms,ock 81 Co. q
l'OIftlnn,s,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
Coroncr's Office.
Insuests on two children found dead-mcthers not dis

l.s- We refer our readers TO the notice ot the
TEMPERANCE meeting This Erfai'g in Caledonia Hail. cor
ner OF Gfaudstrect and Broadway. Full justice VIII be
done TO the subject, ard If Mr. perce has not strangely
forgotten his old habits lecturer, there VIII be no need
nt Lrnnlinlrns.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
E.ra,unrr,D.. ILL.,. =.

E-xPEEss OFFICE. Albany, Sept. 1T, is;i
Mr.. H. Ditiegliy Dear Sif With feelings ofno ordinary
pleasure address you relation benefit have ec--
I'd from your invaluable Pain Extractor Lately my te
daughter y-ars old bad pitcher Of boiling water turued
into her BOSOM her dreadful, that crowd
Instantly gathered before the house Of The
terrible TOTE her cothesasnndrT and soou sprsad
your salye and she carried aud laid upon b-sh-
was soon relieved from her ain and says Ma feel
could laugh ami WA soon IN sweet sleep.
scaded - blister from the top of her shoulder
over than hall her chest aud round under her On
t= shoulder and breast II deep from the
she complained oaiy when dressed Th- .aed
rapidly aad there Is contraction Of tie muscles.
Gos keep pot Of your olument with linen rsady
hand that an? may reach Any
ned And from tf- signal benefit have received could
obtain another box would part with the pot have
hand iotoG hundred Goil4cs.
with many VSe nay dear .lrior ouucceas tie sale
Of tins mighty atticIr an iEuy yougs with rssrect.
GEO. / p MERCY.
y B-i eln b. Of an service % you in convincing p-o
pie what they suffer snd lose and AL By b-fg
of Is miraculous merits liberty TO 'ferto
fiEr.
liz 4bov- n=ejS no com-7rct.
Henry DALEY liss refnov-d his DEPOT from albany
20 - Fulton (SuH BuiliEssl New York Dealers
and Others M supplied Noce genuine without the vrit-
t-a signature OF H. Daley each wrapper box
cvl0.ed lax In3i 3t-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

~ We call the attention readers to sale oi FIVE
FlowrRt<G PL,~rs which takes Dace Tins Day ct II O'Clock
by E. H. Ludlow & Co. NJ. % Brondsirce The Plants
me- Ciom private Green House and fne condition
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

Trr Gl,Nr ruAr NoprEr GoLI,H. with srierdid PER
fonnlucss m the afternoon hallplt o'clock. aud m the
evening At quarter before by the Nuglesa' Singers, irsa
NerTn the Genius aud Others Gi
talents VIII draw great crowd, Of Qd heads and Young
boyes II accommodate those who les scu5lon from the
mass aud the lse and elegant Saloon Will accommodate all
l,str
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

FAoI rHE SUrEs oV GE5At BErr,IS.-sir Her sle-
i-sty has ordered me 70 r qualification at re.
C-ying from you cake 4 beautiful soap labeled
Jones Italian Chemical Soap Hrr Sl>esty before using
H. has had II tested td foond sil= thar perfectly
Ihnccent Composition and h-s.ts;ss 10 say that i
bsf bef II I'll H qualities represented b. you of
eann notifying ard soitssin2 In. ska, aad rendering
frye lrom disa.uretns.l or olr;nist-s.
Hyf AaJSsiy 4 ezussd part Of It % y used IN tn royal
the Prc, If W il-. who inneh ed with
o-s and chGP,, he's proved sRgul7y faithful uner-
rs effects herewith transmit ortrf for -nty
-hs Tor t- esecIs O her 3a-sty and thr royal family
l. IL BAisDOS, ". d.
Physician IL 9r'iuary the Queen BpetBGham Palace
mo longer doubt t- wonderful BEAUTIFUL proper
ties css-se ~ tn genuine jsu-s Italian C<miea soap
euFIas -Euptfons t.eekes. TN. Sanburn moTpbew,
ehsegiLg DARK yellow &sin u fine hrz,hy cl-a-ne4s-
a We Thu. FeeiT- certihcat-a from crowned beads and
their a$ci 1ii-adants all iry and you viii
Dc aakui ant gztihd Bay nowhere Else city
IT The sigg Of t- AE=ric4n E=te 2 Cr' and ~ Biosd
b y; ora staIe stree;, Boston: ledger Budings
PhIat5lphz q Stair street, Albany, and -s FstonsTts,
B!sokiYa- P-lce % ceatS- m3l zIeod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

LARGE SALE or 1rEc >Sr FrRNrrrKE.-We would re-
mind those OF our readers who tesrous OF procuring ell
csant furniture 'Ht VIII sell "a" entire stock
at auction at No - Broadway morrow. see advertise
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

ir;;-The Sale, by Auction OF the Lotsat Bellevue
belonging to the Corporation OF this City VIII he continued
this day and every day thereafter at the Merchants Ex
change. at noon, until The whole are disposcdo
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
Fun ut WashIngton.
The letter-writers announce the following Reno
walls and Appointments in the Departments at Wash

iDgton
R.noe,d. Onoe Appointed.
Thos L. smith Regls. cfM Treas Ransom H. Gllet, y
Vim Il. Lewis, Second Aud. do. John NJ MCala, Ky.
Gllleu was formerly Member OF Congress from
SiIas Wright's District MCald was the principal
sIanderer Of Mr. Clay in the late canvass, and de-
voted himself to catechising negro waters and
others as to what they knew or suspected Of Mr..
Clay's having played cards or used marsh language
some time or other He Is man certain of favor
at the hands OF Polk and Cave Johnson.
We have reports that HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH, the
able and excellent Superintendent OF the Patent
Office. is to receive the honors OF the bow-string
very speedily For the last three four years he
has done the Nation more good service than any
fifty oiiice-hoiders beside. He was appointed by
Cen jackson, and wassupposedtob be what lscalled
u Dcrnoorut' 80 ior nc had any politics. His
destined successor is otproclalmed-prob some
Member OF the last Congress.
Hon .fod ImreH OF Oswego is to have one of
the facst Consulshps-e,hcr Rio or Havre-on
the strength OF MIR. Van Burens and Gov. Wnght's
earnest petitions. Joel was formerly in Congress,
but broke down in his District, He appears 10 be
well up at Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

FRoN AUX CAYEs.-Capt. Alden, ofschr Bridge
water arrived here last evening nom Aux Cayes states
that some sickness prevailed there the shipping He
plns very much insolence Of the negroes to
strangers visiting tha, port. The markets were much
oycrs,ockcd with all kinds of American Produce
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

HsNEi', CHI>FsE SHAytsG CREAM-Economy dos not
aways derend upon the number Of cents expended for
Gle Time 5 money. Good temper S money. An elegant
money, mud elegant exterior, well shofn
beard Indispensable These considerations if well weighed
would move mos, Try Henry Chinese
shaving Cream. which misery comfort
ami the pain Of beard-rrmorius into pleasure.
lie who buys II neer aments
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02


FROM Sourn AMEElcA-We have BuenoS Ayres
papers 10 the llth OF January inclusive.
The Government OF Buenos Ayres had issued a
decree, prohibiting all intercourse with CorTlentes
and Paraguay, until the re-cs,abh>hmeni OF legal
order IN the former.
By decree issued on the a6;h OF Decemoertorelsn
vessels are 10 pay four dollars per ton, unless they
belong 10 powers whose vessels are BY treaty placed
on the same footing with national veSSe.s, II that
case three dollars
For the health visits foreign vessels 10 pay %
dollars and the same for the cerilhcate. Ii the
countries 10 which they belong have no conSulS,
hey are to pay 10 dollars. Vessels bringing no cargo
to pay halt these dues
Nothing new from Mon,eNidso- beSiegers and
beS,eged entirely inactive. lCom Adv
STILL LATER FROM BUENos AY2ES.-By the az
riyal of the brig Tweed, Captain Hands, we have
Bueuos Ayres dates 10 Feb. S'h.
The British Packet contains communication
from Mr. Turner, II. N, Charge al Montevideo,
IN which that unctonary gives information thai the
French Admiral commanding the French naval
forces al that port has sisnisd 10 Admiral Brown
commanders OF The Argentine Squadron, his refusal
10 recognise the strict blockade which has been
notified until he shall receive farther instructions
from The French Government upon the subject
Sir Thomas Farley, il appears. has IN consequence
claimed for British vessels and carsoes exemption
from the strict blockade for as long peIlcd Us such
eysnption shall BE accorded 10 French vessels and
carsoes leaving BRUSH vessels only subject 10 The
conditions OF the modified blockade hitherto
enforced
John y. Wasdell, known 50 many wears in
Brenos Ayrcs as Mslo, Wardell,'' Is dead,
The number OF American vessels IN the poIt OF
Buenos Ayres was lS-of British vessels 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

%. Ttccifh r'vd Irhig MeeiiaS at Temper.
aucc Hall, Eighth Avenue, this evening. Several
speakers will be there. All hands ahoy'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
subscriptions received to the Weekly
TribmnP.
The cash IN all cases accompanying the or
NIrND,y March n
Subscriptions to the Daily Tribune.

Not including any received IN The CIty Of Newly oTk
The cash in all ease. accompanying the ordefI
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Lot n tOTIIcI ZFI Uy IOV u
+ ~ adjoining same ......-.......... 20
M do ....... 81
nn do .-..... sT(
lots on a5th-s ID each IS by 95s H.. PSI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
VIZ ''f - ~ - 'Nii'Hs
Tint II Did cost him nm cont,

~ nat IT cii cost him mn cents'
and the IS obvious; His pnplc5 disappear after
Cream has bean used few and razorcut, Ike the
Of chiyalrc numbered among the
things that have been.'
Prepared and sold b. \. B. SAND, Co. Chemists and
Fulton.,t and II East Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

LiyzRTooL, March IA fair demand has existed for
Pearl Ashes. which have changed hands moderate
tent az tss. at which figure there frw II any, 10 be
met with Pots keep steady 24. 79 tons French ard
American cloverseed and 100 hhds Flaxsee offered
AZ auction Wednesday last. For the latter there was
no hid few toas tie sold Al SIS Sd 70 Cos 70.
d1e French aud SIS Sd FOX nne American.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

~ Rev Dr. Cox will deliver an Grafton before
.rkTcat l. o OF Rechabites this evening at Stuyvesant
Institute and Addresses viii DC delivered by Rev Spencer
H. Cone and Rev. S H. Burchard. with several pieces
Music The celebration will be interesting for all
who sympathse with the Temperance Reformation.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

/. Norclk &c Robt II. Whitfield, Arch Atkinson
H. brunswick sc. 'GccC Dromgooc
III pttsylyauia,&c. Wm ", Trelway
~ Campbel &c. John lilll. E.W. HUBBARD.
v Abcmarle Sc Joseph X. Irving, ShclionF. Lcokc.
VI. Rchd City, &c. john NJ. Botts James s. Scddon.
VII Accomac &c Geo. ". Souhail 'Thos. II. Bayicy.
VII Caroline, &C. ,wlo'by Newton. Il. NJ 7. Hunter.
N Loudon, sc. Johns. pendletou. J. Morton Wing
Wm. NJ McCariy.
Y Frederick &c II. Bedinger. Lo) William Lucas.
NJ. Shenandoah, sc. William Taylor.
XII Bo,ctcurt &c F. II. Miller, TOY Aug. Chapman
Nil. John Il. George, (Loco) Geo. W Hopkins
NV Kanawha, Sc. Gideon ID Camden, Joseph johnson.
Nv Monongala, &C. Guy Il. c. Allen. Wm. c. Brown.
sMcmhcrS Of the last House.
The Wings ouch,to carry the Ist lV'h VIII Win. With.
With INth and Nlvih Districts, and have dun chance
for the Nvh They will probably loc OF these how
.vcr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

RHODE IsLAND.-'rhe Election in this little State
takes place to-day, and the latest complexion OF
things rs favorable 10 the success of the Dorr-Llbe-
ration ticket. Hon. James f. Simmons, U. S. Sem
alor is out with a letter, bearing very hard on Gov
Feuner as Loco-Foco, and virtually accusing him
of having withheld the anti Texas Resolutions of
the Rhode Island Legislature so that they did not
reach Washington early they should have
done He bears hard on the fact that Mr.. jackson
is Whig opposed TO Texas aud firm supporter
of Law aud Order We believe eN-Gov Arnold
is volunteer candidate for Congress IN opposition
III Hon L. II. Potter.