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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-12
I)I ED:

Yesterday morning lth inst. Mrs ANN MARIA HOYr
wife o cuy Hoy ard eldrs, daughter Of Thomas Bgewe
ESQ. IN the 18th yearCi her age.
The funeral will take place to-day l2th NJ NJ from rs
fnlSnu street Of fesbroses Her remains will
be- ,shcn Greenwood Cemetery Tor ntencnt The friends
Of the fsmy requested To aitrnd without farther invita-
Suddenly. on the lib inst SARAH ELIZABETH
daughter Of Albna and Polly Marin Jhnssn aged 10 yesr5
and months.
the fIeral this Wrdne siyl afternoon halipast ocloc.
from No ~ Clinton.strret.
On Tuesday, FEB. I.th. SUSAN, wife of William H.
Perkins
Her friend, and acGnainances also the members Of Gctiy
Lodge No. II ofO respectfully invited to attend
her funeral this "Wednesday afternoon. at o'clock. ~
from her lle residence No 9i Canal street without rhet
Ftb 18th alr JOHN ROBERTS. sgcd 30 years
lis friends and acQuanianceS and those nl his brothers
VIM :. and Calvin b. Robert. requested aed his
nners from his late residence No. liz Clinton place.
THURSDAY next. al o'clock p ~.
o.. the t inst Benjamin Warner Mum. of VIM. II.
Mum. Esq aged years and mouths.
astou, Pa the it the s5tl yer Of her age
the bSsu hope n happy immortality Mrs. Amelia PTall
elct of Johu ll JrIae of Prallsvc y. j. deceased Size
had been worthy member of the Presbyterian church for
more hln ears and ere was peace and 10Y.
At sufirld Com. the 9TH ut Mrs Nlirlale Sheldon.
in the G; yr.f of her after paiuli Illness of 10 days
Feb. 9TH. Margaret Dickson. aged II month; l0h f. 6.
Riley aged II; 9Th, l.. Delamofte
!NO1iori, y. y. Jan. lGth Mrs. Hannah Hull g.
10 Washington co.. Miss Jad 9Th, Mrs Ann Tumbull Of
AT T1ea,on N 7,h Daniel Fenton aged 10; 9Th Cornelius
AZ N-w;Ik " J. 9Th Joel Baldwin aged s..
AZ Baltimore oh Joseph j. Hopkins 81; 9Th. Mrs. Eliza.
beth A. Mitchell -.
Lost overheard from slip G,ronne OH her passage from Bal
,more to 4ims;crdin. Lloyd Donaldson, ofB.
Al Bowling Green. Ky A!-x r. Macy.
At philadelphia OH, Manuel Eyre 6g Mrs Ann Hickey.
&c; MTs. Lctrtia Buchanna.i. II: Mary Mason, 80.
AZ East Hartford, Conn. Feb 9TH, Mr Gideon Olmsed.
dgfi 30 years
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80 or sI-RscIiPTIoy BOOKS.

~ We lost by '.l,s IRE Subscription Book which con-
,.,t Of the lie. Of or Southern subscribers to the
wi, Tribune received at this Office previous TO the iour-
$50, d.v q. October last Also Subscription Book con-
Gaining small portion Of the names Of our subscribers
y,a and Wet Of Aoaay IN he S'ae Of -Nee-Fors. the
y,.sra part OF Vermont Northern Ohio. Northern Indiana
s yr6<rs Illinois and Of Iotoa, RiScontn and Aetga'-
m. Mall Books containing the fty weeks subscribers OF
,, wear and the 10 months subscribers Of the present year
ey se a,aYe named States and Districts are saved
rostnas,ers wiz greatly oese US by forwa ding US the
names Of our dbicbe-s at these points and the time Tor
which they have paid All our Mall Books for the Daily
tIane are ssved and miss none of our Weekly but
the above described.
We will keep enough papers hand to supply 'hose Of
orr subscribers whose names we have lost.
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h-x- TIE Boston Atlas has few returns OF the
yotes cast for Member Of Congress on Monday last
in the Ninth District of that Stale. They show
sipL, decrease of the Loco-Foco vote and'a COZ
responding increase of that Of the Liberty party,
while the Wing candidate just about holds his own
There is probably no choice
MARYLASD-The Legislature tHousc) has re-
iec,ed bill providing that men shall be competent
witnesses irrespective of their Religious Belief The
vote was 81 10 10.
This was wrong decision, though we'll intended
The simple and Just rule would be TO admit all ree-
van, testimony, and let the belief of the witness De
given to the jury 10 affect his credb,y There
are men who have the very shortes, creeds-who
believe almost nothing at all-yet will not he while
there are others who are rs-rate at believing, yet
are not themselves to be believed on oath.
MEETING OF THE NEW-YoRK HisToki-
CAL SOCIETY
The meeting last evening was fully attended IN
spite Of the state Of the crossings, ALERT GAi-LA-
TIN in the Chair After the reading OF the proceed
inys of the previous meeting, severa. letters were
read by Mr.. Jay, Corresponding Secretary. The
list of donations was then read by George Gibbs the
Librarian of the Society, embracing many GU
,iong and important works. Rufus ". Gris,coto
of Pniladelphia, and Ed,cn Sanndcrs OF London
were chosen Corresponding Members. resoln
ton was proposed by Mr.. Schoolcraf, and adopted
TO petition the Legislature TO have census taken o
all the Indians in the State, with their sex. occupa
ton, &c Some portions of paper by the Presi
den, were then read by Mr. Bartlett, "Conjecture'
on the Origin oil Standardization IN Amerca.'
Asia is probably the country whence thu seni-clrii
iZed tribes of North America were derived n
characteristics of the Aslaiics have been Tnodfc'
by climate. nc The proximity of ASIA among 9th
er things warrants Us the remark. IL Is ques;io'
of probabilities, and the emigration from Asa l.
much more likely than from Scandinavia. Phllo
| logy throws no light on this subject Bat at VIVA
! time did that event occur? America must have
been peopled at very early period THIS valuable
paper which our space will not allow US to enle!
into, will be comprised in the 9th section OF MI
Galla,n's work. soon to be published by the
% Etigologcal Society," and which Is entitled
"No,es on the Semi-Civilized Nations OF Mexico
Yucatan, and Central America"
We may say that IN part oil TINS interesting pa
per Mr.. Gallarln aiGls to demonstrate maj asifono
my was known 10 the ancient Americans, ana INA
their agriculture was not derl9ed iom abroad. !, i
srikiae fact in this relation that the ancient tribe
OF America cultivated none Of the cerials, such al
wheat, rye. mlet, sc. while Indian cora, which
they did cultivate, was unknown 10 Europe.
After this paper was read by Or. Mason. cit BY
Mr. Stone the late editor of the New ork Com
merclal Advertiser containing notice o! ranon
works upon the American aborsiues by SCHOOLGIRL
and Irving, and sketches Of Schuyler Livingston
Jay, Morri9, and Hamilton
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TrrsoAr, Feb. II.
ASHES-The MARKETS quie, aud prices are ra,her heavy
We bear Of nothing doiaS. Pots are Normally - feai
Is: IS
the highest roin since The improvement c"nnrncea ne
sales yesterday 700 bales AID today they are 100
t. SoO bales There is bat hide demand for Ipnn%i NE
sill very scarce. Fair would probably bring cts
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is no new feature IA IA
market The demand quite liz both for home nse and
sellinS al 81 S7 81 9i New-Orleans shield at Si
store bn, we hear Of sales Southern is frn but los
The trade taking lot, II 81 62 Is for good bat,
Nothing eau be had we beiIeSt below 90. eNce9ns
iuc The asking price is - IS ST. Buckwhcat is - -
81 with hu, little doing Bag Meal So o ceri> Jersey
Meal sells small lots st :. sos Brandy"inr - C2 hds
ST. IS.
GRAIN-Nothing dong in Wheat. The last sale
4b ut ST. There considerable inquiry Com rather
dull We notice sale, 1904 Bushels Yellow Southern n Il
are held at IS a cts. sale Of 500 bushels Southern
made at Barley uomially %, Rye 20 cts but
there Is nothing dong.
WHlSKEY.-Wc hear Of sales bbls The quotation is
- % Drudge Is % rts but the demand not large
OiLThs remainder OF the John JAYS is rot sold.
LinsVed steady For Lard Oil there Is good enquiry at Csc
TALLOW-A sale of 20 GOO lbs. rendered, made at
Il cts CASH
FRUIT-At auction to-day l.OcO drums Fss brought ss
cts. aud Y bales Scf Shelled Almonds, l2c. cash.
in Fork but sellers very firm previous prices We
quote and 10 ~. for Prime aud Mess with but htue
Mess be- had The lower sale OF TOO hbls new 10
arrive reported 81 and Sill but could not trace II
GOOD authority aud the report generally doubted For
Becfthre il enqury and 30 bills Mess sold At Y.
g. the for extra farther sale OF 100 ties Pork Hams
cts Pa,f Hams 10 Smoked Beef 4 cts. In
Lard there il but little DONG there being none here Ia work
% he quotation cts Nothing OF importance M Butter
aud Cheese Dairy Butter is selling at u d cis Cheese
A 4.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
y Tie REroETEN of ms NEw.YoRX TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10Th. lsl5.

WASHINGTON Feb 10Th, lsi5.
HORSE OF RrpREsENTATIvES-Mr. Dana, by gene
raj consent, introduced bill 10 reduce and gradu.
ate the price of Public Lands 10 actual settlers.
Mr. OWEN gave notice OF an amendment which
he intended 10 offer 10 the Senate Bill for the or.
ganlzaron of the Smithsonian Institute. Referred
TO the Library Committee and ordered printed.
On motion of Mr. DUNCAN, resolution was
adonted requesting MIR. NoRSE TO inform the House
concerning his improved p!aE OF taking The Yeas
and Nays.
The House. after some discussion, went into
Committee of the Whole, Mr.. DAVIS of Indiana in
the chair.
Several Territorial Bills were taken up and con-
sidered.
A bill Tor the compensation of certain Registers
was, on motion Of CAVE JOHNSON, ordered 10 be- re-
ported TO the House with recommendation tina, II
! be rejected
| A long discussion arose on bin for the remune-
ration OF the Territory OF Iowa, for expenses
! red in defending them boundary with Missouri.
Laid over 10 be reported 10 the Hons.
Ca motion OF Mr. A '. BEowN, Bill mo. 49, for
the admission OF the States of Iowa and Florida was
taken up by vote of 20 10 81
An amendment was offered defining the beunda-
RES of Iowa with Missouri.
Mr. BIowN objected 10 The amendment. lie
wished the question of admission 10 be unencnm-
bered with questions ofbouDdary that are disputed.
| AIr. DrNCAy offered an amendment 10 the amend
meni for the sake of limiting the eXten, of The new
Stale. He thought the State too large as bounded
! By the bill.
| Mr. uopGE of Iowa said the State of Iowa would
be only about 60 800 square miles, which is not
! larger than other States which he mentioned.
Mr.. Vi>ToN Of Ohio was addressing the commit
tee, when il rose and reported.
The House then adjourned.
IL THE SENATE, the principal business transacted
was the disposal OF the French Spolation Bill
| which after n suIrIteu debate nasSed
YEAs-Msrs. Ashley, Barrow, Bates, Bayard BcTrien,
Buchanan, Choatc Dayton. Evans. Fairfield. Francis,
Huntington johnson, Merrick, Miller Ses, Phelps. ror
| and Woolbury-26.
Atcison Aiher;on, Benton. BreeSc,
Colquitt, Dickinson Dix, lIsnneea. Hugcr. Lewis. Nc
Du.ie, Mangum, fappan and Wa!ker-lj.
1t is the same bill as heretofore acted on in the
Senate. The Texas debate will probably come up
tomorrow. 1t viii last week or two, and will
undoubtedly be very able.
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&C. we hate to find fault, and ye, we think we
have jus, ground to complain, on account Of the
great length Of time which frequently elapses aiiel
the arrival Of the night mail before obtain ON
papers Last night, for instance, the mail arrived
al II o'clock butwe did not receive papers anti
O'Clock This is decidedly wrong, and we look
TO the Postmaster 10 apply remedy.
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DRowSED.-Cap,ain Hammond. CT the brig Motto on
demne al 81. Thomas, c. T. Gsyie, the schooner
Thomas Hopper, named Lewis Sad!er were drown
cal AZ the mouth OF Pnka;ank river Chesapeake Bay by
the upsetting Of = >kf the I'd inst.
Dir. POLK was At Louisyile on TUESDAY the 5,h On
Thursday last he Cincinnati There was - much
ice in tie river II vas thought he would haze to stage il
Wheeling
r. Las; Sunday morning. the Stisan- (vt) Rcpub-
cs The quiet e our little village suddenly broken in
upeu BY TIE arrival from the SOUTH of ,yeich, OF the
Sanadans eiied 10 Van Diemas Land for participating
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iRlYED

Ship Oconee Jackson 20 day, from New Orleans domestic
produce To VIM Nelson. EXPERIENCED very w.aiH
ship A-n Wilson 70 drys frotn Charleston cotton, Sc
TO George Sution-was to"cl up By stem;
mdse TO I Popre, The HUDSON has experienced yey
weather. but sustained magewas towed 'p 0y
stern.
Baine aay Flower Grew Hitchcock g hcqrs im Mystic.
Conn is ballast 70 Hnrbot co. The III is ihin''
garqur Louisiana (of hoason) Emery. Is days I'm Nyr
Orleans sugar, &c to Brown Levrrieh , he IL IA "S
Bris Atlantic whi,tlcse &c days from St s in ballast
boaad 70 Nt alb Haven Ihs A. K 10 ne Losr sa an. mo
BS EN-. B, = SaY, i''i" New Orleans sugar
Hris Clinton Iyon 10 days from Savannah and
nee 10 snIgess Cearman-waa towel up TO The cay "
sShr +: S Powell. Birch, day. from Wilmington y =
BaGne Odd Fellow PetIar. IS days from New ot'e'h'
seht :! Yoiaat, SNOW, Virginia. oats. ...s If.
Schr Excelsior. Deil with turr"niine IRON the "'eA
Lks .e Uaca Sswnap and Rosc. r't 53:s 5 Ba
Beach.
Brig DA,id Dgsll. from Wilmington. NC also 6fs' W.
ki'""n' "'H' HI SAILED.
Ship Louisville New Orleans barques Lofty; An.wei.
Qac Victoria An.trsal ist Trieste The above re's'
wrie toned TO SEA by the steamboat Samson
Packet ship Swzersnd for London has bNe1 Hsrss
she Ill sail to-day Also. Dnehcsse dOri"ahs' 'o'
The riters eoanur to be obstrusted by diitiAs ice
DISASTERS, &c res
Pct Boat Jchp Davidson, 10 miles las o. na.;isElr
Hsrbor IN the late gale stove bost anG free''u s
Some package. ogoods got Of BE SheS a e
srs e,sa 10 b. covered as OF The sun he
vessel. We very much fear Captain Langley WIN
BIZ Emesd o Bristol Me- which west ashore a.
Point 4th inst. went to pieces neIt morning.
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,C,,>nG1, DAY this at The american Museum
with the ust.s siteruoon performance at O'Clock in end
ed especal. ior the amusement OF ladies and families. anu
we are Glad TO observe that the heads OF our rt iaS
are in .he ,t I'll iuiulgis their little ones with an oce-
sona treat AZ this establishment for while the FAVOR Is
Justly appreciated AMI stimulates to Improvement esso
is athcred from the objects presented which OF immense
practical utility The bill unusually tempting 1t beng
the las. wce. Of Bunker Hi. the Panoranas, Mad Etis
and nhinns addition the irresistible fun OF the
trrs and the ,oerfl rropesi;ies OF The Oras Ontaos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-12

DIOCESE OF NRw-YoRK-The Committee ap-
pointed TO consider the sentence upon The Righl
Rev. Benjamin T. Onderdonk, and the enectihere-
OF upon the powers aud duties Of the Standing Com
mi,tee Of the Diocese Of New-York, have come 10
the conclusion that the Right Rev b. I OnderdoH.i
is still a Bishop-that he has no, been degraded OF
deposed from his Diocese, or order; and tina! the
Standing Committee of New-York, under the sns-
pension, has become the regularly constituted ecce-
siastica authority Of the Diocese. The committee
consisted OF Chief Justice Jones, Marray Hoffman,
ESQ. and Hon Cuban C. Verplanck.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.
d c,-a T,J... TScpAtf...

I.,.c R.,r-s vs. Epu,Rp DEELY.-Action Tor ssndeE
Growing ont o the defendant 81 nathan STREET tins
The plaintiff thief and scondrel Hernt N ri.
lie Cont sad aggravated the orace. Verdict for plahti
500 " MI;
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TO-DAY's OrTS!DF.

Fs1.,, Poqe-Reycg Of schoolcraf,'s oneo;awoman III
the Nineteenth Century.
Las, Pags-Scw Excise LawThc Spirit OF Nativisln-
Turner'S FalIs--John Fitch, the Steamboat Man-Sn,a
Steam Engine--The west-woman q Peacemak r.
News Items-Ciy Intelligence.
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JERSEY CRY FERRY.

20 "a EdIoT oftse Trttfae:
You notice in your paper Of Tuesday, an accident which
occurred the previous night passenger in landing
fom the Jerey City Ferry-bOa, This i no, the ;s of
the kind which he's happened this season. Fo. :e wan, Of
sufficient light either side OF The Ferry passengers arc
liable to meet with accident. particularly those not
accustomed crossing this ferry Til. one of the many
complaints passengers make who have occasion TO cross to
from jersey City.
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,,po,xTsExTs BY THE PRESIDENT.
Bv and nth hie iIf1r AID cstStVF 9 uIe 1SIiIss.
FExarAgY 8. lSiS.

FEsarAgI $. ls''.
ros.p Grnha OF Ohio, to be Consul At baenos Ayres'
0.Sar F. Bcdsoe 10 he Attorney Of the United States
for the District Of Mississippi ., a. ,n,..,
Samuel II. Hcmpsteaa, to D. Attorney "a LIZ Hi'''
s.,,es for The District Of Arkansas.
Tohu licCIure, be Marshal OF the Ohtcu s'a'es LOT
the District OF Delaware 49,, r.
rerr, Douglas; 70 be surveyor anu i'sf " s ~
xcn,,e for the Port of New London. c.
Thomas Li9y 10 ee be >u veyoE oil inc i'''''' ' '
District OF Baltimore. Nd. -,
ssrt y Ei-isy to- IL Collector tie Customs for the
yS,ri of Great E HaFor, ana inspector 81 ihe ess-
ma for .tc Port OF Ba-glin;owfl y. j.
George c shaw TO Naval Officer for ide pstfic' o.
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UPPER POLICE.

juvenile zyEs-T hne boys named Edward Donan
Alexander ouad and Patrick Stanley arrested by OF
Ger ompkns and officer ph4m OF the NuaicipGl p lic-
charged with st-zn. bDso robe bltn- cushion and
whip. wsIh 81. from thu OF PEinee aud
Mulberry the property Of Rotet Dongher:y No
3is Madison street
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To he Editors OF The 7ribune::

VIII You inform the public wha; disposition is to
be made Of tie Coal Ashes that have been accumu-
lating for the last week-no eoal-carts durisg that
time having ma lie ter appearance IN many, il not
most, Oft streets in tae City Ey answering the
above inquiry you will much oblise many
81 RSCRIPrRS
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POLICE orFICE.

L,RcESrEs-.i man named John Williams was arrested
md eomlne for steaii: worth OF clothing from Mis-
DinElrE, OF Walker and Char~l SIS.
John Cobb arrested aud committed stealing barrel
of Hour from an-s Brliy No. 81 Graad street.
Jof FARRELL arrested aaa committed for s:ealng guam
tity of hoc.s
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CITY INTELLIG EN- E.
TUESDAY.
L. s. DISTRICT COURT.

~: cr-, ,rul hi. izy the Nj Sehcll rose
,i in NEAT ddrrs alluded % The dserase OF ne oefs t
o.. n B.rt. since H stated tia5t E--tiE
jasr held IN relation the melancholy evez'
and an le.oia;oa. r.se The hizh regard and esteem
-, n.,..,, OK of friendship DE asked That the
r.iation -ia: Iste:ed ed, o. r. 9iaa' fa hsf
B. niaas oi ~ " =. ii, e-; on the minutes menelt5
W''uiI W -, 80 S,d f,;tlully reyrmed has t.rtst
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ro,-pr c.1ENDAR-THls DAY.

SUPERIOR CorRI-Nos =. "a, &C. s., :. 81 S. So
g, is q. q, IS, 10, 81 s., CD, IS, 30
~, m q ieI Par, Nos "a. g. 50 IS, -, g, 81 g, 50,
~ irt IGs les IL. 50
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ne Can't. Kiywan. OF The sehr. "Thos. Hooper"
COMMUNICATES the following melancholy informa-
ton: On the % instant, while wing al anchor at
the mouth ofthe Piankatank river, chesapeake
Raw the mate, Christi II. Gayle, in company with
Capt. Hammond, Gate of the brig. Motto, c.ndem-
ned ned at s.. Thomdsj left Inc schr. in small canoe
to 90 on shore, and on their return with another
man from the shore, named Lewis Sadler, the boat
cansized and all three were drowned. Their hats
and some other articles afterwards picked mp
floating Capt. Hammond belonged 10 Inc east
ward. where he has family residing, for whose
information we are requested 10 state that his ef-
fecs can be obtained BY applying to, or addressing
Mr.. Thomas PIERCE Bowly's Wharf Bait. Am.
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r, The "AEIcDEoss." splendid Gee Club, give their
hFst concert n the Broadway Tabernacle This Evening
y wa De seen BY reference 10 their very attractive Pro-
sraInne published In The proper place They are s, 10
oe Splendid s.ger$-and Of course this must be true or
Professor C. nmm. would rot preside n the Piano
tofs iof hf.n Let all 20 and hear Them. ard Judge them
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THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. F EBRoAhi y.

RI. TIE VINO ALxasAe-Ihe fouili '1.''S
whlr Airnanae VIII be seady 'or oeaissiy - - 80
morning OF this week. when al oroess Oh ..A.
s,'.e4 ". sse advertisement. Of Contents in another
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-12

T.. DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIS EXTRACTOR, at his
Agency 81 Walker street, first Store FROM broadway.
Re member that DALLEYs Save l. not to he had at the late
Agency down town. the Oh nceor, for good ana sufficient
reasons having broken the contract between DALEY ard
,latt finn
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CORoNER's OFFICE.

SrppES DEATH.-This morning woman named Sarah
McGin native Of Ireland aged abou 3D. did suddenly al
thai miserable place No. 2I Grange sb. said TO
- i;-aIfate- The Coroner called hold inquest
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~ The four White negroes. Dr. y.lea,ine Mrs rr,-x
Ia feiic Cariine, and Miss Blanchard give grand per-
icrnancs this afternoon ct tie New York Museum ard
so IN the evening Those who have rot seen the White
Aesrees had better avail Themselves the oppartunv
while offers rs they positively the City sf.er sat-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-12

2-7-" Tn Fall of Adam"i ! us,faied in fine z,,le
any OF The pavsnen,S and the crossings prove iha t
tie Corporation adte:e pernacous 10 The doctrine Of
q oriciual sini'
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7 homr.0n. 81 " all-st
Broken Benk 5fon~,,.

In some OF the bnsnezs streets there has been au improve
ent u rrnts this year But tie advance believe
general Some siores Ii desirable locations been let
IS cent higher than last ysar but
can b had IS cheapy as b-ore We nothing in tie
p"src,s of business for the coming year authorize IN
crease OF rents and this know the view taSn OF tie qGeS
ton by some landloIds.
We have received copy or the OHIO BarL Bill as amend
ed AID asd in the Senate bus It will probably be much
cut M III the House shall attsn; give the DE-
taiIs. The amendments have be-u very important.
The following articles have been shipped from New ORLEANS
for Newly ork since Is, Sept. last:
Flour, bbls. 49, es2i Beef tbls . 2sio
Lard krgs, u, la2t Lead, pigs, H3s45
Pork bGls, s.3iI ~ Risky bills, go
Bacon hhd., BfICorn, sacks 2ee9