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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
The Appeal.
Mr.. Ta6er's appeal to the Voters of the State o.
Ne,c- York - on tie License Question,

Mr.. Ta6er's appeal to the Voters of the State o.
Ne,c. York y on the License Question
A gentleman from Virginia, in ordering 500 copies
of the Appeal copy of which he intends to send
10 every Member ofthe Virginia Legislature, writes
Mr. Ta5er has done justice TO our befored cause
and laid up or himself lasting reno'e' an thus IRE
sistiJle ard unansrera5le document.
The ocdensburgh Sentinel justly terms this AP-
peal superb document We cannot speak OF II. !.
too highly, or too earnestly urge all tne irienos oi
the good cause 10 aid in circulating 1t tar ana "ioe
II should not only be placed in every family In the
s,.,e but in every family in the Nation, before the
,,,ess ia nerm,ed 10 stop. All Governors OF States
a,r officers of our National or State Governments,
sboud be furnished with copies. it being as appli-
cable 10 all parts Of the MON as any particular ioca-
tion. A more important document was never issued
from the American press, and lis universal circuia'
ton will i, is believed be the death-blow 10 The Ii
censc System We understand the Appeal Is TO be
had at the Office Of the American Temperance MON
in this city. on almost any terms,
r5~ NEw.HAMPsHIRE appears TO be thoroughly
awakiug with regard 10 National Politics, and VIII
poll a larger VIII. vote next March than she has
done since 1870 There is talk of the Governor ana
Council, seeing how Woodbury. runs astern more
and more at each fresh trial. declaring han" elecea al
the canvass this week. with majority OF 2'2VO
against him. We think that would 60 tar TO reVoiu
tionze the State.
r-z5~ Ward One, Boston elected Wing officers on
Friday. over three opposing tickets-Loco Native
and Water with tie same names on al three
No use however, Wing maj. %.
SPECIAL ELECTION IL TEsNESsEE.-The Nash
vile Banner says;
1--WE are glad to be able to announce the fact,
,ba. there is now but one Wing candidate, Mr..
Ewing in the field for Congress in this district
Gen McKoin having withdrawn. The divisions In
our ranks which, at one time appeared inevitable
will thus be prevented and we may safely ah'ic c
pate the continuance of Whig ascendancy In the
Sth district
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
MARRIED:

On Thursday evening, December llth, by Rev hawafu
Lathrop Mr.. SAMUEL II. TERRY to Miss Looloh
THOMAS. all of this city
Farewell, dear Terry, Heaven bless thee'
Is the prayer of your triead
Nav mutual love thus caress thee
BACHELOR s.,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

STARTLING RUMoR.-By letter in the Albany
Argus of Friday from w. 5. Kettle, u S Mail Agent on
the Western Railroad it appears that there was rumor
In Boston on Thursday morning that the steamer Mohe'
ran burst her boiler on her passage from Newfork to
Soninrton on Wednesday night and that the command
er was seriously scalded and some Others partially IN
ured The report originated doubtless in the accident
which bcel the Narragansctt.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

Two Couuterfeits have been detected in PROVE
depce Fires on the Middesex County Sank and Fires
IN the Crans.on Bank The latter is from some other
rIa,o with the name OF Crauston Bank inserted The
csber name is written Joseph instead OF Jesse How
ard.
Al Baltimore the Money Market continues tight
and negotiation, for paper are made on the street "'h
considerable difficulty Coupons are seihns IN sums 10
suit purchasers a, I9Gso.
BY the statement of the condition OF 'le New w
leans Banks on the 27h Nov the specie OF the sN pay
ing Banks is S60is77o. showing crease OF elitUuo'
the circulation S2659 579 showing an increase OF S1U'
OoO the deposites s23i994. showing an increase o'
q 600 COO and the loans s272i AGO. showing an increase
- S1In roo The Louisiana Banks have been following
,be lead OF the Northern institutions and extending them
.avcs The following is the cash position OF the New
Orleans institutions comparatively with Iasl moh'n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
Richer far than eosily pea-ls,

kIu3sy,
u To Obtain them you keep the scalp peLiscIy
clean and healthy, free from ali scun and dandru 10 50
this s ony necerssy pE4ions Chemical Hair iLsi
gorstor IN your toilet instead vi The greasy NIX uiss
constantly served BY all sorts OF qaacks aaa 49,
and Hair Gutter, 2i Broadway Also for sale by s a. I
respectable druggists and perflmey stores In Lie
Staies
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

ey-V " B. PALMER the Agent for most Of the best News
papers OF all the cities and principal towns throughout he
country and near receives Advertisements at his Co
try Nerspaper dtrer,ne Agency in this build1g-En-
,snc. a, ,h. co., OFFICE aSu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

10 Gentlemen desirous OF purchasing ready made
clothing would do well to call on Mr.. Darey, at l46
Broadway and 73 Liberty who is selling of large aud
splendid assortment at very lew prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

~ The loss of life by disasters upon the Lakes
is beyond calculation friend TO the Editor OF the
Chicago Journal who is intimately connected with nsvi
CATION in those regions states that SIXTY lives have been
lost to his personal knowledge since the opening OF
business las, Spring stirring call is made upon Gov
crnmen,, through the columns OF the same paper. for
the adoption OF such measures may fearful
loss of life and property in future.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

~ Mr.. COTTON gives Lecture and an Exhitiuon
tomorrow evening at Clinton Hall Members OF Ae
Mercantile Library Association admitted free See ad-
vertsement
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY. DECEMBER Is, ls45.

For review of the Life of Rev. Joseph Blanco
white and an article on the ota,o Rot First Page
For Poem By D. A. F. Correspondence from Low
ell Stock Sales Lis, of Letters, &c Fourth Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

TT CATALOGUES of the VALUABLE PRIVATE LlgsAaY
to be sold by Friday evening now ready.
EANGs, RICHARDS Z PLATT. 20i aroadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
RTRTGS

IN this City the 18Th inst Mrs N H. sri"S'N OF q
Son. ,. ro~cDoxM Bo
GERS Esq .; Daughter
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
NOVEMBER
OcTOBER.


The Cash Assets have increased some Sdoo'ooo more
than the liabilities.
Al the Convention in session nj Jefferson olty 'or
rey;suC the Constitution OF Missouri the Committee on
Banks voted All utter Inhibition OF Banks ana all cofPo'
ra,;ons unless stockholders were liable for the debts
of all paper money, and winding UP oil 'ae Missouri
Bank as soon possible.
The Buffalo Commercial informs US that the re-
suscjatjon of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF De-
,rot has brought up It's paper to nearly par IN buso
The amount of the first instament on the stock
of the Providence and Worcester Railroad Company a.
ready paid in is about 100000
The Indiana Sentinel is opinion that the prospect
of an arrangement for the resumption of payment OF the
interest on the State debt is favorable and that some
thing will be done a the present session
There ia some excitement at Chicago in relation
10 the issues of the Wisconsin Marine Fire Insurance
Company which are very plenty there and many pei
sons refuse receive 1t.
Al Louisville the Money Market is tight, the dc
monds of the pork trade having nearly exhausted al Tue
f,nds of the banks They however are IN CONDITION
10 expand their circulation and is probable th"t some
of them will pursue this policy Eastern eNchahse Is
very abundant and freely offered OUT OF doors at par
al y cent. dis.
AT New Orleans exchanges Were lower Ster-
ling 616i Francs 37i as J3i Checks on Newf ok
u 56l. dis Money is quite easy. and there Is
more paper Offering in The street nj present nthough t
rate OF discount for good signatures has not expert
enced anv alteration. Long loans, secured by mort
gage can be done at 90lO per cent, ana uuuouoted
short paper at per cent discount
AT Mobile Foreign bills are also lower Alabama
money is improving
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

DEATH OF THE WIDOW RocHEsTEN.-The
Rochester Deocrs, OF the 10th announces the death Of
Mrs. SOPHIA RocHEsTxs widow OF the late Col. Nathan
el Rochester. and mother OF Thos. b, Henry E and
Na,h T Rochester OF thar city. The Democrat says
This melancholy took place al her residence on
Sprinss al quarter before six yesterday morning.
Her age was II wears Mrs Rochester has resided IN
this city since ISIS and during the whole OF that time
has occupied prominent place IN the affections OF the
pcop!e. She endowed with strong powers OF mind,
and possessed grea. energy and resolution. No child OF
wan, ever went away empty from her door and she de-
parted this life with heart imbued with love for the
wnole human family Her descendants II children.
os grand children. and grea, grsndchioren-in all 20.
vi these there living children Il grandchildren.
ana great erandc6idren-in al 5S-all Of whom
eePt ten grand children reside in the immediate vicinity
o! II cir late ancestor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

WASHINGTON Dec 1916.
SENATE.
The SENATE was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House was occupied with the announce
men, of the death OF Mr.. PEYroS OF Tennessee.
Cpon this NJ Milton Brown made few eloquent
and appropriate remarks, and moved the customary
Resolutions The House then adjourned I'LL Mon
day.
SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court also adjourned over today
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

~ Hon. G. oRrH, Senator from Tippccanoe
County, is ably commended in the ST. Joseph Valley
Register for next Wing candidate for Governor of
Indiana ---cr-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

SAsDss SARsAPARGLLA-rhe popularity acquired BY ls
truly invaluable medicine extended il 10 richly aeI'
ed How much Misery mas II allevIsed throughout 'ue
land the souacs loud 10 the praises Of uls s1shl
panacea Chronic constitutional disorders "a class OF ci'
by the way OF extremely difficult cufe) vanish before
s ackno".ed grd eEcacy impurity driven from the s'
TEN, and disease can IND no harDor in the blood -
Phad Spirit Of the Times Dec 10y, 1889,
Prepared and sold, wholesale and reai by A. b. : "
SANDS, Wholesale Druggiats, 10 Fullon-s, New oiL
yiss generally sho1I the United frce 81 per
Du:.4e- SIX bottles for -.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

~ Judge WILDE, of the Supreme Court OF
Massachusetts. is dangerously IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

~ See Programme OF American MGseum for to-day II
Ia u! OF good things, and those who enjoy hem
selves viii regret the loss OF time money.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

~ The Sandnsky Clarion Ohio, ably adyo-
cafes the Abolition OF the Penalty of Death
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

THE BEAUTIES OF THE "PEcuLIAR ISsTlrU-
rIoN"-From ,hc n o. papers it appears that slave
named Moustache whipped death by his master,
Mr Loupre on or about the lst OF Dec and that
spectacle physician Dr. Barbe gave certificate tha; the
slave died from etanus produced by cold. In conse-
ouence of suspicious of foul play the body exhumed
and the following is an extract the certificate OF DR..
Vionett who examined the body:
have discovered the right part of the belly two
or three occssoned by whipping ana the posteEor
part of said body entirely from The neck down 10 the
knee by whipping. The sores sppear 10 be- some old.
ana others freshly done and great many in suppura.
zion. Both hands between the thumb and the index,
skinned of the bone being impossible to tell whether
cccasioned by whipping, eaten by rats.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

II Three full mails came through yesterday
from The Eas and North. IN q. Pic. 4th
TE;ee I'll mails came aaseasa tie day be-
fore yesterday tsom sss sos,a.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

The IVORY CRUcITlx has been removed 10
Philadelphia and will be exhibited there on and
after tomorrow. We but speak the sen,men, OF the
best judges here in saying that this remarkable
and interesting trophy of Art which deserves and will
reward attention. ii won the appreciation OF The mos,
discriminating and qualified class in Boston. where it
visited by large numbers To Christians /. has
higher than that created by its artistic excel
lenee We solicit for il, the early scrutiny and Judgment
of our Editorial brethren in Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

FROM HAvASA.-By the arrival OF the brig Iltl
at New Orleans have Havana dates TO the 25th ui
The news is unimporant.
On the morning OF the Jh the last funeral Tltes were
performed over the remains OF the usrious Dr. u fr
Ramon Cassaus, Bishop OF Guatemala
The birthday of Queen Isabella II. was celebrated oy
the inhabitants OF Mstsnzas with enthusiasm.
The managers OF the railroad from Havana 10 Guines,
the first constructed upon the Island, have obtained
postponemont Of twelve years in the payment oil their
license upon condition that within four years their road
shall be extended not only Nueva Paz de los Paos'
but until it inersects the Sabanila road so as TO com
uIee the line from Havana to Yglanzas-a work OF I'M
nlense importance for the Island 1t viii unite by a
land communication the capital with the second port OF
Cuba and ono OF the richest sections OF the country
The Ddro de IA Marina discusses the intervention oil
England and France in the affairs OF La Plata, ana con
sider the defence of that made by lie Courier
des Etds LGis against the attacks OF the Union as I'M
prernsbe The Djario. hints that the United States
sho5v little iaodesty in obectug foreign Intervention
in South America just after having annexed Texas to the
Union.
The Diario mentions the arrival in port OF Spanish
ship from Santander having taken board 81 passen.
gers out of which 10 died the passage from varolod
and other diseases.
Alexander Todal. native and citizen of the United
States died a; Puerto Principe the 9th inst, at the
age of 10 He died poor and in distress alter lie
chcqucrcd by commercial vicissitudcs.
From YucATAH-The Spanish brig Joven GregoHo
arrived Havana the 23t ul from Sisa with dates
cence OF interest The Sigl0 NIX OF Merida continues
its defence cf the legitimacy and validity OF the treaties
made by that Department with the Executive OF Mexico
in terminating the war which commenced in le4O this
Legitimacy and validity being denied By the journals OF
the capital.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

FROM NAssAU.-By the schr. Solomon RooSer ell
we have received file OF the Bahama Royal Gazette 10
the goth ut-they contain little OF interest.
The weather had been very boisterous Tor several days
previous TO the sailing OF the s. Rwinds strong from
The North and North West.
The schr. Cauao, Duston from Wilmington N C
arrived there the 10th ult.
j. s Pickett, Esq, L. 5. Consul for Turks Island
landed Nassau the 18th ul; from the British steam
packet Medudy
Rev. Robcr, Davies Church Missionary 10 tbs
Bahamas, recently accidentally drowned from on
board the sloop Lreiy in which vessel be had taken
passage with his family passing from Rum hey 10
Crooked Island. Charleston Courier 10th Dec
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

MOUNT LEDANOS-THE AN. MISSION bhOhEN
UP.-We mentioned some weeks since, the appoint,
ment by the sublime Porte OF Commissioners called
Chckeeb Effendi. for the paciicaton OF Mount Leb-
anon, where blody civil war had been raging be-
tween the Druses and Marones By letter from
SYRIA of Oct. 10Th, which find in the New ork
Observer, it appears that the new iunctlonary has
entered upon his duties with a strong hand. says
the letter:
Soon after landing he summoned meeting ofhe con-
sus general and inquired il their respective Ambassa
dors had written and forbidden their farther IN
reference IN the business thus entrusted 10 hm They
answered that they had Then, gentlemen trust thai
you will act accordingly and the conference was nhisn
ed Having thus disposed OF the consuls, the commls-
sioner orders every Frank without exception TO
the mountains within days and each consul ac'
coriingly requires all those under MS potccon 10 OBEY
the summons If one refuses he tortcts his claim 10
protection. The reason Cheheeb Eaent gives Tor this
measure is the impossbiiiy oil defending then from
harm should they remain in the mountains and any or
galzed opposition should arise in consequence OF MS
measures, OF which understood 10 be the DIS
armiDg of the mCuntaineers.
This order however finds many urprepared tor this
step The French have large and expensive shk facto-
ries the mountains AMI the of one OF them at
leas. has refused 10 down though some OF ms tu
ropean workmer have. The Jesuiis nave nao 10 eA'e
their schools and the missionaries o your american
Board who had taken up hei. permanent residence IN
Abeik have also obeyed the summons lheir scAoos
G!sbauded most OF 1er goods nave eeen lei ana
OF them was compelled 10 leave ne" ana couilot'-
able house he had just finished and would ere TINS nave
occupied But the tenth day fosnd them all in Beirout
where their schools still open 10 Their operations
untouched ey these changes. Chekeeo h1enci al hfst
guaranteed the safety OF property that might nave TO De
let, aud he meany TO withdraw MS guaranty
The latest news is that the Druze Sheikhs nave re-
fused 10 meet him. Some are fleeing 10 the haouFan
No Fellah who owns a mule o. donkey tares ~ show
his face for Government is pressing all it can LAY hands
on to carry grain and for the troops such IS
the situation OF poor distracted Lebanon "hA' the re-
sul, viii be no one ventures 10 predict But et the
Church rejoice her Lord and Head is here supreme
in all these movements and that he has decreed such
results as from eternity he knew would be Tor MS OWE
glory.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

~ Ward One, Boston, elected Wing officers OF
Friday. over three opposing tickets-Loco' Native
and Water with tie same names 0" az three
No use, however, Wing maj %
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15

e WILLIAM SMITH, tho new Governor OF
Virginia, was formerly anextensve Mail Coutracier
in that State, and was allowed SO many fat Extra
Allowances by P NJ Gen. Barry, that he acquired
,herefrom the sobriquet OF Extra Billy, which he
still retains. He is thorough Loco Foco, has re
presented his County lCulpeperl in the House OF
Delegates, was Member ofthe NNVIIth Congress,
and only thrown out by being put into Wing Dis,
uic'- he is most active and willy politician, an
lndeistisaolc stumper. and has served his party
faithiaiiy and efficiently through life He is man
OF fair talents, and in manner and voice rather bad
imitation OF Mr. Clay. We learn tha, he is in favor
OF Convention in Virginia, and the Free White
Basis of Representation. He will make fair marty
Governor, and we are rather pleased with his elec.
tion The Wings in the Legislature made no serious
opposition to him and indeed they hardly could have
done so, had they tried. They generally cas-, their
votes for DR.. John Brockenbrough, much less ex.
cusable Loco.
What do they mean to do with Ex-Governor
McDowell7 He ought TO have been Senator: is he
to be nothing
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
From Washington.
TWEsTY.yIsTH CONGREss"First Session.

REPORTED Specially tor he Mr. -I0rt TT'5HHe.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF Tho Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l3-

L
The weather is now clear and cold, and tue navi-
CATION OF the Delaware entirely stopped IN consequence
OF the ice.
Mrs Valentine Mott, Jr made her first appear
auce last evening before Philadelphia audience at the
Musical Fund Hall, and wa. well and handsomely Ee-
ceived
From the West, learn the snow In the noun
tains is to the depth Of y TO Is inches
Gen Peredes in letter from San Luis Potoris,
dated Oct 90 tranquility in i've departments
under his command.
The Government has received intelligence. from
Durango considerable against the Indians in
the department. In action number were lei' dead
on the field and 1000 horses recovered from them and
10 captves SCI. al liberty.
On the l,h soldier tNera Cruz While bathing,
was seized by shark and devoured.
On the l7ln October. Sehor Don Jose Maria
Flores attempted TO 20 up balloon at Zacs5ecas' but
when up 20 feet it took fire and the aeronaut tell danger
ously wounded to the ground.
Don Rowan Flores, Captain OF the Army has
been arrested and imprisoned charged with conspra'
cy, sc.
Nothing else of interes,
The steamboat Denzcn, Capt. Suodes on sunday
nigh, last says the Picayune OF the 5th when opposite
New Carthage 80 miles below Vicksburg, burSted her
boiler killing Capt and severely injuring cabin pas
senrer.
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from .fte z,aioad -- De.ruetion of As Ban
~ k'""ds.--By n l"ltrf received from Captain
Ja'ez u How lnni Of HE ship London packr,
"Fairhaven, dated Bay of Islands, New 2aa.
land, Mach 18Th. we lcuru. .s,. the New
fectoId Mef'ory. iLal the natives ur New
Zealand had ri-en opon the English iuhab.
IAnts Of The Bay Of island. aud compIrtel,
''efpowered them. On The ,3ih March bat.
I's was fought between the English ard natl. rs.
IA "hlca tho fortner sustained loss oF ,wen,y
10 'hiHy h'lied, and great many wounded.
The Ens'sh fled 10 tho ,essnis in port, lea, ing
the town in possession Of tho natives. who
soon redncod !, TO ashes. 4 small English
s'"op oi wnr was ll.err, whose captain and
sosera' men were wounded. An American
sioop Of war was al.o there, bat did no, inter.
se'e' Mr. Clendi"s, the Ensiish consul, wa-
not injured
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NAyAL.-Thc Z. s. frigate Constitution,
Capt. Pcrcva, was at Singapore March OH
Ia sail ior Canton ~ few days Al wei.
The L. :. brig rruXion sailed from Ncru
Cruz for the Canarics, May -.
The L 5. trgate Cumberland sa lied from
Palermo iSlh ult. for Malta.
Tho sloop of war Marion, at the Charles
town, Mass navy yard, is ordered TO be goi
ready tor eca.
The 4. ). surveying brig Washington has
dropped doan from the navy yard and wi!
sail 'rom 'hls port on "Wednesday morning
10, for the Gull Of Mr%ico, as has been sulu
~ some Of The papers, bu' to resume her sta
ton Oh the survey 81 iho coast. The follow
Gng arc the officers attached 10 he " a-hng-
ton.
Charles Henry Davr~ lieutenant command.
ing. .--- ,'CuICnnnts john tiail J. X. NJ. AIul.
lany, Geo w. boty. Acting mnster--S. D.
frrnchard. Passed nS-ls'au, surgrru--E t.. J
kn'tcr. Passed m!d-h'pmCn--R w. Sijue.
i.iGt, A, {. Rhind. Cicrh--h Mahon