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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
Foreign Markets.
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 3, loi5

LIVERPOOL, Dec. J. lci1.
Prices CURRENT OF AMERICAN PRooUcE.-Ashes. U.
5. Pot per cwt 2lsG22s. Pearl 2ls022s, duty free
Montreal Pot 23s Pearl 22s Sd d23s Cd, duty free Tar
per barrel 4s0l5s; Turpentine per cwt lis a l2s ios
value "a per cwt duty. under l5s free Rosin common
Amber, per 4sa4s Sd free Rosin hne transparent
per cwt 7sGss free Tallow. per cwt 39sd4ls cd 3s
I'd b r Sd duty; Lard. per cwt 45 sos, Tree bees
wax per cwt 81 l2s Cd s7 5= free Quercitron Bark
lat Philadeldhia per cwt. 9s free Flaxseed nominal
free Coverseed per cwt sos 070s los per cwt duty
Timothy Seed nominal SIS per cwt 2s Cd B. 7. duty
Linseed Oil Cake per s9 los 80 los Tree Hemp,
Rough si7a e22 free do dressed. .s2i a 925 free
Lead Pig per ton bond el7 POS per duty Sperm
OIL per tun s79D s52 Ell per tun duty Whale OIL per
tun s250 s2S so per duty D. p. free; Lard Oil,
per tun s4Od 10 free Turpentine per cw 965a go.
IS per cwL duty, b P. free.
GENTLEMEN Notwithstanding the reduction in price.
both Pot and Pearl Ashes continue neglected Taow is
again lower and Lard owing large arrivals is easier
to buy Turpen,ine advanced suddenly, 10000 barrels
selling at the high price ofl3s 4da3s ed per ct since
which however the excitement has sbated, and 1900
barrels offered by auction to-day only brought lis i'd
lis Sd per cwt. Nothing to report in Tar. BeeswaX
without chanee-the stock is light. The inquiry for
Quercitron Bark limited Several parcels OF Flaxseed
have arrived bat the market has not opened Linseed
Oil Cake is in demand moderate shipments would sell
on arrival
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
corresnondencc of The Tribune.

LIVERPOOL. Sd December lSiJ.
Since the last left had for time, more de-
mand for Cotton caused supposed by rumors OF
the Oregon question being in unsatisfactory state but
the demand freely supplied that prices continued
on the decline, and the las, American accounts being
deemed more pacific the Market has in the last few days
become excessively dull and languid, aud prices have
sunk id = 10 since the 18th ulto This L. perhaps, sut-
fcieny accounted for by very heavy and increas.
ing stock and the farther depression in the value Of
both goods and well the continued pressure
in the Money Market The consumers are buying only
for their immediate wants, and speculative operations
quite suspended in fact the trade appears IN greater
gloom than tor long time past The sales Tor the week
ended 2lst ulto were 1880 bales and for that ended
2sth ulto they 81 so bales while for the last four
DAYS 10 this evening they estmmed at l2 900 bales
We quote Upland 3! a a, fair A. Orleans 81 a s., fair
A. Mobile 81 ST. fair Al, Alabama and Tennessee 3 %
Al and Sea Island 10 a I'D = 10. The stock in this
port about 926 600 bales against 6 900 ut period
last season the stock of American is estimated at 6I4
900 being increase of $4,000 bales.
Our Corn Market has sustained decided decline and
Flour in bond quoted 2S a 30 = Dbl nearly nominal
as Western Canal has been offering at the latter price,
the last two days without finding buyers for any quantl
ty Sour in bond % a POS + Dbl lHdan Corn IN bona
dull at "a n 35 = quarter of 50 10, free 3S a 4Os-
American Wheat in bond IS 30 a Is Cd T 40 ID. free
ss Sd a o. Free Canada Flour "a q 35s dull. This IN
dica,es strongly increasing conviction that tc deli
cheney in the Crops has been greatly exaggerated The
duty on Wheat remains AZ li = quarter. and on Flour
s. sd = bb and the last averages indicate the proba0l
iiy o higher instead uf lower duly On lnolaE Corn
the duty is % + quarter.
There has been farther advance in Turpcntinc and
ten davs ago considerable sales made at ls I'd 10
l3s I'd r. cwt but there has been rejection since and
Yesterdays sales made at lis "a a lis Sd, and one
parcel the last at l0s Cd 2 cwt. Rosin is I'd Is I'd
y cwt for common quality. Yours Respectfully
BROWN SHlPLEY & CO
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
Correspondence of The Tribune.


We regret say Cotton Market is in deplorabIe
state During the Inst fortnight prices have declined I'd
y l5 and farther fall appears impending, chiefly in
consequence of the pressure in the money market the
extreme duness Of trade in the manufacturing districts
the large arrivals of Cotton, and the increased est
mates OF cropal of which has tended TO bring forward
free sellers So great has been the desire to realize that
even last week when the sales reached 10000 bales pr
ces declining, and in consequence of forced sales
the market has become very irregular. To-day the quo
ations must be considered ID lower than last week We
really give up,he hope of seeing any marked improve
ment the general opinion now being that the crop VIII
prove as large last season which would be too much
The consumption has evidenty been over estimated and
shellclose the year with larger stock than ever
crop of 2500O0 bales only would perhaps do no more
than keep prices steady in the present bad state of
trade the consumption will probably fall oil We appre
hend that nothing make prices rally TO any extent;
except very small crop Ir, both OF which very
unlikely contingencies 10 We cannot bring our
selves 10 believe that the differences existing between
the British and American Governments will be allowed
10 result in war il would be monsrous Yours truly
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

ECy Rev. DR.. CHEEvER gave the last but one OF
his course of Lectures the Wadcnses at the Marscst
Church Sunday night certainly was an able discourse
very hard and bitter toward the Catholics in whom
he appeared to see nothing but evil while Professionalism
seemed almost iaul,less in his eyes He assumed that
ours is Protestant, government and insisted, as we un-
dersood him. that it bound enforce the right OF
American Protestant Missionaries to the enjoyment OF
complete federation in Catholic countres-n other words
to claim for Americans foreigners, rights which the
native citizens those countries not taowcd 10 ENJOY
The example of Oliver Cromwell in thus enforcing the
rights Of Proesants under Catholic Governments was
commended worthy of imitation IT. like that of Great
Britain ours were Protestant government the example
would perhaps be in point but the State has here no
more connection with the Protestant than with the Cath
oic Church. being entirely separate and distinct from
both we do not how rghtuly do any thing IN
the premises. The principle avowed by Dr. Checver
would carry US farther perhaps than even he would be
willing TO go for if may properly insist that other
Governments shall grant citizens the toleration
that theirs JOY here why may we moi also insist that
our citizens under such Governments shall enjoy
all the rights pertaining TO Republicanism Why may
we not go farther, and insist that all Monarchcal
Governments shall give up Monarchy and conform in all
respects to the Republican standard
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

LONDON, December !, I-iJ.
Sir The Corn trade during the past month, notwiih-
standing the great excitement raised by the public press
has remained in dull state and prices OF most articles
are nearly 10 = than they the lst
uGno Supplies of sll descriptions continue liberal
from our farmers and the arrivals from abroad are
extensive. Our stock OF Wheat in bond Will be iuly
million quarters by the end OF the year and from the
impulse which has been given to speculation, we see no
reason to alter the opinion expressed IN our Circular oi
the lst utmo that the importation OF foreign Wheal IN
1916 will probably be the largest have had Tor many
years We do place much reliance on the accounts
that foreign have not Corn TO spare for we
have hitherto invariably found that when England re-
uuircs L. she could always procure more than enough
and by the advices received last week the United states
were preparing to send large quantity oi Corn ana
Flour: that by the time deliveries from our own TAR
mers begin 10 fall OF which expect they Will GO IN
Spring and the effect OF the failure in the potato crops
felt in the increased consumption OF bread we are likely
10 have good stock of foreign Wheat to fall back upon
this however from the high prices has cost and The
favorable opinion generally entertained OF the trade VIII
not it is thought, be liberated except at low duty,
which sooner later we have every reason to look for
1t s difficult to calculate the extent OF the deficiency
in the potato crop in Ireland until ascerthned whe
her they will keep in the pits but presunlng that
a supply of Wheat sufficient to keep millions OF the m
habants of that country for six months lsrequired IN
consequence thereof it is considered that II a million
quarters will be amply sufficient for this purpose and
with the large crops OF Barley and Oats there we doubt
much if the deficiency will be to that exent-the ques
ton of price must rest other circumstances.
The tightpess of the money market and the caution
evnced in discounting is likely 10 have an effect on
prices of Corn whilst supplies are plentiful but as the
season advances may expect to see gradually n-
proving trade and lower duty Wheat under the
operation Of the existing law.
Your obedicnt servts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
CASE or uopx 3, Goveu-Tbe National Police

CASE OF JoRN B. GoUGH-The National Police
Gazette Of Saturday not only reiterses its former state
n,ens respecting this individual but states ether cir
cums,nnces which If true prove him be unworthy of
confidence It declares positively that he Waited the
house of infamy in Wakers one occasion about SIX
weeks before the 9th of September the time OF his last
vis 10 Ncw.York On this occasion he Is said to have
sccos,cd an infamous in the street and gone TO
the house in her company is affirmed on the author
inv of Dr. Joel G. Candce Dentist, No. 20 ark Place.
that on his arrival the 9th of September in the New
Haven steamboat he met landing apparently by
previous concert by woman who could not have been
his wife. The Gazette does pretend 10 know any
thing farther respecting this circumstance but thinks
looks suspicious The woman who accompanied him TO
the house in Walkerst in the first instance is also
said to have met him there again during the week
that he spent in that house. |, is also alleged
that occasions within about eighteen months he
has been in drunken spree In the first instance
Mr.. Goodhue OF Connecticut who first induced MIN 10
take The pledge is said have for him to lecture.
and discovered hours after his arrival that he was
drunk He charged hm-so the story goea-with having
taken something and length obtained bottle from his
pocket which on examination, proved 10 be onethlfd
full of brandy and ether The other instance is said TO
have occurred in Worcester, and the names OF Mr..
Stockwell and George Haydock given as authority.
These statements OF very serious character but
we hope Mr. Cough will be able TO clear them all up
tyiumphanty, ne is bound to do il he Meanwhile
,he public Judgment should be
suspended until he has had fair hearing in his own
1efnprc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
corre.pondencc Of The Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Sd, ls+5
,rreDt Prices of AmeTiean Cotton OF this dGy.

Estimated American. Brazil Egypt'n E.Indes. Tota!.
Stock 1875. 800 47,l00 $500 10000 92l zoo
Do lslI.. $4,000 7550o 1880 liS500 500 100
The sales on Saturday estimated at 1000 bales
on Monday 1900 yesterday 1000 and to-day 5000 bales
all to the trade The import time - 300 bales.
In Manchester business has been very dull and goods
generally lower Some heavy sales OF particular de-
scrpons reported having been made at very low
ket) are in fair demand al rather easier prices.
Your most obedieut servant
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
rF,- Rheumatism. Acute and Chronic.-Chri-,ie


aiSanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid positive and lnsing
cre for The sgonzing pains OF Rheumatism IN all lis or
" MATER how chronic or severe may be the complaint, II
readily Yields 10 the mysterious power rs applied BY ts
remarkable discovery. The Gsiyanc Bands Bells ana
Rrsr.e;s are modification OF The Rings and are adapted
to any part of the body with perfect convenence CHRIS
s Gsvanic Streg gtheling Pss!er so highly approved IN
all diseases OF the chest pain the side as pIeVenve io
cods general weakness kc. are also TO be obtained As
Gavanc Pasters offered be sure and pro-
the genuine which have outer covering OF pn. SIN
Al others worthless limitations The only PlHc III new
York where the articles be Obtained 81 o
Fu,en-sL Sun Building. dlIb I'll
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
General Notices.

rE- Fair nj the First Mariners Nj. L. Church,
in Cherry.st near Clinton open from until 10 T NJ
Tor The benefit the Sabbath School attached 10 the same
where splendid collection OF useful and fancy articles are
on sale well worthy vl, rom inose VINO lee an
interest in the children OF The Sailor cIZ 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
~ EoR THE COMING HOLIDAYS

~ Families residing the upper part OF the city are re-
Cases of all descriptions fresh daily, the old established
Bakery No 50 CortIand-s Orders thankfully received
Cakes seul free of expense 10 any part OF the city, ny
as I'M GEO. ARCULARIUS' SON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

FROM HALrAN.-We have received Halifax
papers 10 the l7lh inst They contain late news from
the West Indies The Januca Legislature is in session
and proceeding harmoniousy in ,rsnsac,iug the local
business Inc Coolies continued give entire sasiac
ron. In baroadoes the Governor opened the Legisla
ture with speech the 2ls, ul, He congraiuiates
them on the prosperous State OF the finances The in
is fi5O 100 and the ordinary expenditures s35OO0
In Demarara public meeting has been held TO petition
the Queen for representative government
Boston Advertiser
CASE OF HowARD.-The Superior Court is now
in session at Dover ON Wednesday last, we understand
a wr, OF habeas corpus served in the OF An
DREW HOWARD under sentence OF death, who
proved to July next by Gov. Steele last month 1t was
based on the ground evidence appears that the
Governor in this matter acted by and with the advice
of Council" which the Constitution OF the State re-
quires Messrs. Bartlett Christie and Hale are iof the
prisoner The result have not heard but is not u'
likely Howard will be discharged portsmouth jour-
r. A man named Washington McCaffrey was
murdered al Steuersvile few days since BY another
named McGary The latter has since been arrested
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

fon n1As-rhe 4 steamship New-York brings advices
sona iexas TO the 9th ul, We discover no be.
Ge tae iact that the partial enlargement" between
ed - @io9sion and Gen Hun, has been amica5ly arrang
ss,ss na the Two gentlemen will hereafter WORK
saw, ~ taeir mutual political promotion 1t seems
IN ~ oMvcston News in relating this circumstance.
Ge, Aanation that has resulted in this matter, that
Bia ~. acknowledges iha, ne did write 10 the
Snarge d'Atares IN this country that the Mier
,bs, ,bon was unauthorized by the Government, and
e British Charge did, in Consequence OF that letter
that isct to the Government OF Mexico
4S'Pacipg our countrymen in the position Of outlaws
n, ., Com, Bul. llsh,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
6ebools.

MUSIC taught your own fresiae with much facility
Y snd rsnid prorresson but uever.failing
tenn NJ DUMsDAY, Professor OF Music, 425 Broad way
doors C4nG- continue to teach lscies and gentle
of New YORK city on reasonable ierrus Apply as above
Int.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

,,vVVy C1RIsTlIAS Grand Fancy Dress BAIL
p K = n has Tie Eonorto announce TO his friends
aad public m he 9f9. md; & sSag H. oa Gtsnf IA gs 99
Ar b M ony Fancy Dress Ball he intends giving
@ on which occasion every variety OF ball room
dancing dan vii be n!rOdqeed Tesei or admission 81 10
an az and continue until late hour. Tickets be
a. ;S a, ,b NorIh American Hotel and al MI Ps resi-
~ So@ Snrsrv Mr.. Taylor has variety OF fancy
S ~ bsnd in Prince which be obtained al a
sssu,be ehsrse The Public Assembly viii take place,
I 90 Tnssdav next Grand Civic Ball will be
rs usual, on ysr,s nirht d224t
,0T5T .,TOV E-Wiih marble base, high back, radi-
a and copper water IN complete ordef for sae OS
Assei a'a 10 aN 'off GEO D, BALDWIN, SIS SprUcest
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

q Gurney's Premium Daguerrean Gallery.I
lss 5rosdway New York-Pctures taken al t1i, es.so
rous parous The public respectfully invited 10 call and
Judge for themselves os Sm'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

A NEW Cours. OF Lessons IN French the Robert
"A snnian system by Edmond Du BuIsson. A M.-Eveu-
inc classes are being formed at No 47 Green-s cor,
ner of Houston Hours of Attendance to and 10 .
By his system the Students able to converse with
rapdiiy and ease besides acquiring thorough
NJ ,b iansagc with al lis d0na,c peculiares, than by
any other method. -
or,iicao, al Mr. Bookas Select School, No. III Green
Corner of Houson-st between The hours OF A. NJ and
y " n.6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
situations, &r. i1)anteo.
cI5OO REwARD!-rhe above reward OF Fifsee.

q I0VV HundreI UuIIAls VIII % pdu IUL u1e recovery
OF the sum OF Seven Thousand Nine Hundred Dollars stolen
from Myrop Van De1sen OF the City OF Hudson N. Y
the uie, OF tho 4h of October last. while his passage
from Hudson the City of NewYork, in the steamboat
Souih-Anerics or proporonnts for such part Of
said money s. may be recovered and restored 70 tho sub
scribers on application 70 either Of them.
The money was contained In smal csrpetoag, wacn
was taken from tie berth of said Van Dsuseu, and found
the next day the wheehouse OF the boat cut open and
iheu OF It's IL consisted Of bills OF various dsnon
iraions several Banks can be rerne1n
hered follows:
Sl,ao IN 81 and los OF the Oneida Bsnk
600 IN 5. and los principally OF the Pine Plains and
Undertook Baaka
1900 bills OF various denominations OF the Farrnerx
Bank OF Hudson
1000 or about thai sum, Of the bills Of the PheuI Bank
OF Hartford, and other Eastern money.
500 In bills OF the Hudson River Bank nearly all In
$50 bills.
The balance of tho mouey WA In bills OF Western Banks
OF this State
AuGusrus e MASTERS l9i Peer-st; GEORGE II. ELLER7,
William ST.; THEoPHILUS P. HART. II Cedsrst, Com
miiies for Assignees OF Myron Van Deusen. MA I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
~ The Sub.criber's 1. .ozenge for Cold in {

c,d instantly aleystes the disagreeabe symptoms OF
hai unpleasant disorder. Permitted 10 dissolve slowly IN
the mouth by lis action the mucus membrane o th9t
orqan il wthiraws Inflammation from the paris Affected
also an ecacous approved remedy for hoarseness
and loss OF voice. Price p cents q box. -
Soi at The principal drug stores and % J. l, W.
D1ScTON SnS uudson.st cor Spring-st d21 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

lExE BAID-fIEADED!"-Loo to your hail la
i il filling on, or turning grey Is there dandrf in
the root! Try WYETH'S CRCAa or LILIES, celebrated
for 30 wears for the eubelishen. and growth OF the hair
prevents lis falling of turning grey and Is unequeisd
fr the toet-for reg false curls. rg Ladies' ly 1t
For sale hy j. q. FAY. S Euon-sir.et. tLamp sioreD
su..R R.IILLrc Pic 81 we sneod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

LISDESwALD Dec l4lh, 1875.
MYDE.R SIR. thank you very kindly for your accept
able and very hands present. and for the friendly seni
mens expressed in your letter Be assured that the latter
are very considerably recprocaled by friend and hum
hIa servant NJ. VAN BUREN.
Mr.. NATHAN RsY.oR.
MANY thanks for his ornamental tea cake which was re-
cived this morning. in good order, at Ashland accompa
MED hy Mr. Raynors friendly letter ia beautiful -peci-
men Of confectionery aai gresly admired by Mrs Clay
and the rest oi the it.niiy.
H. Clay tenders TO Mr.. Raynor his best acknowledge
mems for the friendly feelings and sentiments which he
kindly entertain. towards HIN. III. CLAY.
Ashland qh Sept l2fi.
of Mr. Raynor who prepared ~ serve his customers
with all kinds Of Cake and Confectionery, at the lowest
prices.
~ Nh Raynor also received the first diploma OF the
American institute for the splendid CAKES exhibited at their
EsIr Nm. nr.sent season Cl9 cod tJsnt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
READ THE FOLLOWING:
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10, lS'

M. 3 p ThOmon = . =,
Dear Sir For nearly year pnst haze been troubled
with hard dry cough difficult eXpectoraon with pain In
the side and breast which caused great uneasines par
tcusry as the numerous remedies resoed 10 tailed 70
give me anv relief last resolved 10 try your CUM-
POUND SYRUP OF TAR; before had finished the sec,
ont bottle, greatly relieved an now nearly througn
The third bottle and consider self entirely cured, aud
This result solely the OF your valuable med
cine this that others similarly affected, may resort
IN I'm. game means for cure. Yours, sc.
C. r. CHAMBERLAIN,
No. l65 Spruce-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

JSFALLIBLE REMEDY for Frosted lAm6.-Ihs
proprietor oflhc Danish lnimen, which has htiAned
such celebrity the north Of Europe for us efficacy IN
heaing Frosted Limbs, land been Introduced oy MN In PM
adelpnia with equal -uccess) acQusnts those ah.c-i i
he hn appointed Agencies al 276 BleecKer-sl and 50
Maidenlane where supply may be a"ays procured al .
bottle. 40 'H
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

AND ALL KINDRED OF THE RESPIRATORY ORGANS
ryrHIS PREPARATION, so extensively used has no
parallel efficient remedy, tn the class OF diseases
for which il applicable Its peculiar composition enables
to act in kindly upon diseased organs; soothing
irritation Guetng the cough md Inducing an easy eXpecto
ration thus freeing lungs and air vessels from offensive
matter which otherwise would aRgravate disease and uit
mately result in confirmed consumption
To Public Speakers this medicine invaluable rendering
the voice clear strong and removing any predsposon
10 disease In the Lungs and BroDchia..
READ THE FOLLOWING:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
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-oYryc uySoN-asO half chests, 30 quarter do'
TCIHfI'AS soUCHoNG-lco qr bo1sa
PEKOE FLOWERS-Is ehesa sts end IN half do
~, ysT fnIl sssornen, OF Teas of every deserpuon
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q ETTEKS EEUN TIIE PKESI UENT, JHInts
HIK POLK Fx President Martin Van Buren. aud Hon.
Henry Clay, received by Mr.. NATHAN RAYNOR. a72
Grand 80
DEAR SIR: The President received few days since, The
heaniifu cake which peased TO present 10 him,
a mark pecl, He has directed me TO acknow-
rdg receipt md express 10 you his thanks Tor so
acceptable an evidence Of your esteem.
Will assurance regard. remain your ohed Serv't,
JOHN kNON WALKER. Private Secretary.
n. RAYNoR. Ncw-fork City.