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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
we.tern Railroads.

A correspondent, writes us at great length in rep
rehenson Of the management OF the line OF nall
roads Westward from Albany, accusing ihemot
/. Charging most excessive rate Of Fare at all
times but especially in Winter
.. Running bat one train per day each way in
Winter, when the public convenience requires and
the amount OF travel will justify two at least;
g. Throwing of passengers without fully stopping
their Cars thereby injuring baggage and enoanse''
ing limbs ii not lives;
Bv means of their limited accommodations ana
rather unlimited charges securing enornrus pio''S
10 ,bst the Utica & Schenectady, IN addition TO
and regular dividends has filed up its stock
from from go per cent TO full stock out OF It's surplus
nros,s and has created new stock Of 100000 in
the same way, and divided i, among the old stock
holders, though they had really paid IL not dollar
to warrant it. and had paid but 90 per cent on the old
stock.
5. Giving Free Tickets to Judges and Members
Of the Legislature. TO mould them into pliancy to toe
Railroad interests
Such is the substance of our correspondents
charges, in one-foorh the space he takes to make
them. We believe there is foundation for part oil
them at least The fare charged from Schenectady
to Buffalo sll so is exorbitant-s is 50 from Aba
ny TO Utica and two trains per day ought to be run
thron eh each way las we believe the uca " Sche'
nectady viii do on and after next Monday AS 10
giving free tickets TO men in power, we see no oo
lection 10 any act afordng evidence OF generosity on
the part of the Corporations though we '''i'h "
would be more honorable in them TO carry poor I'M
migrant families through at the rate OF cent mile
for each person from Albany TO Buffalo, which they
might well do and make money by it, instead OF
charging IS for the $50 miles as at present Ii any
Member of the Legislature or Judge should counte-
nance these Companies in wrong-doing because OF
his free rides he would deserve impeachment but
we don't believe any will.-If there is any lawful
way of putting these things right, just suggest it,
and wen promote its adoption 20 far as we have
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Correspondence Of the Newark Daily Advertiser
SnccinI nIcs,cngcr from Mexico.
MAsHIN urON. MondAy. Dec. ?.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec %, lc43
On Saturday evening last, special messenger
with it is said important dispatches to the Department
of state reached here from Mexico. Hs reports that
Mr. SlideIl reached Vera Cruz the 29th November.
and took departure thence for Mexico the rst OF
December under military escort the country being
now in more deplorablc condition than ever known
before every where infested with maraudlng ban
dts plundeTing wherever and whenever the opportunity
offers.
The news of the movements Of Gen. Paredes against
the government Of Mexico, received at Vera Cruz
before ne left and, also by express from merchants at
the city OF Mexico that the government had seized a
quantity OF mules laden with merchandise, sc. on their
way 10 Vera Cruz. The object is presumed 10 be TO
bring the mules into the service Of the government.
The only government vessel et Vera Cruz when inc
messenger LETT there, the 81. Murys IN which mr.
Sidel came passenger. Mr.. $. accompanied to
Mexico by one of the Lieutenants attached TO the St
Marys whose name think is Kennedy.
~ Application will be made TO The Legislature
this incorporate steam Cotton Factory Com
pany with capital of 100000 to be located In this city
orvicinity Newark ADV.
r>S77 The Wings of Harrison Township. Hudson
Co. gave supper ut the house of Thomas Watkins &
Son. Wednesday evening last in honor of the unani.
of the Township the State Election.
II will be remembered that the Township did not pou
one single LocoFoco More than fifty citizens eat
down 10 supper including Of the Wings Of Old Es'
sex. Newark Adv.
- The case of the United States rs. Caleb j.
McNGy resumed this morning Mr.. Kendall com.
Inenced the argument for the United States. lie was
followed by Mr.. Stanton for Mr. McN1ity. Mr. 5. occu.
pied the attention of the Court aud Jury or about three
hours in animated and forcibe address. Mr.. Carlisle
Will continue the argument tomorrow Tor the trhverser
National lntellgcncer, Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 23-p. NJ.
We have had an exciting day in The Stock Mar
ket and alarm seems to have seized hold OF the entire
community. Considerable indignation was expressed
against the Bank OF in consequence OF that
Institution having refused the payment of checks drawn
by OF the most responsible character lndeed the
will ultimately lead the withdrawal Of large amounts
of specie from their vaults Penn tves opened to day
at o. aud closed 66} decline OF Il from Yesterday
Reading Railroad ell of 3 selling al 25 L. states Bank
sold M and Vicksburg AT decline OF upon each
All stocks are down, Camden and Anboy Railroad
closing Mt ll5s asked and Phad and Trenton Railroad
at IA which is considered alarming among the " know
ins ones In the midst OF all this ID II not astonishing
that Texas Securities remain hrm.
Henry Smith, coored, was this morning sent to
prison BY Aid Fletcher charged with having hreetened
the life ut Rosanna Johnson
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
,gBsgs MORNINGS HEAIL.
pilgrim Festival nj WASHINGTON.

Our correspondent has sent us full and very in
,eresng repor, OF the Celebration Of the Landing Of
the Pilgrims by the England Society at Wash
inrton. The late hour at which it was received
compels Us to defer its publication until tomorrow.
The principal speakers on the occasion were Mr. Web.
ser. Judge Woodbury., Gen. Case, Senator Dix and
Mcssrs Marsh OF Vermont Holmes Of 5. C. Cranson OF
Rhode Island King of Massachusetts,, Smith OF Indiana
vin,on OF Ohio, and Chapman of Michigan. Letters
were received from Hon j. O. Adams. Judge Cranch'
the President, Members o. the Cabinet, sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
For the Daily TIibune
Chris tmas is Coming, Ohio, Ohio.

Christmas is coming, Oho Ohio
Christmas is coming Ohio. Ohio
In the dim forest young children are seen
Stripping the Hemlock for Christmas green.
Spying the vine that had gone TO sleep
Hid by blankets of leaves in convent deep,
They have gathered the berries, yellow and red,
They have torn the moss from the rocky bed,
Hear their glad song as on they co.
Christmas is coming, Ohio Ohio -
Christmas is coming alas. alas
A sigh for the youth ul hopes that pass.
A sigh for the dead, for the passed away
Who have been with us many Christmas day,
a sigh for those who in WEAKNESS moan,
And double sigh for the heart that is lone,
Would to God might clasp it unto mine own
Well-a prayer for the loved and loving that
They may be happy as now next Christmas day
That each little sock hang up in row
MAY be filled 'chock full from top 10 toe,
For Christmas Is coming Ono Ono.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Coleman's Ho.el. WAslirNGToN. Dec. l,, lsi5.

Hon. Lsrcis c. LeUig Pardon me for the liberty take
in thas publicly addressing you you recoAect' wnen
you visited New York address the people OF tHAt CITY
the topics you discussed today IN the House Of
Representatives. that offered meet you, ana discuss
those subjects You declined meet NE, because yoo
had not iie. lreaewed my offer afterwards IN ehlia-
celph:s winch you again declined on some oIher eS,
cIse We are both ee.c now AID might ron'aoy speho
might, tace 70 face, n discussing matters "nlcH me
hourrule viii not permit you dwe! upon al erSih II
Congress. You have made charges against myself sna
o;her asturaZed citizens which cannot De sustained N
any other way than by flights OF the inasnaroa fouE
appeal 10 the South 70 rally against was peculiarly un
Just ard uniounded.
You PROFOUND your affirmative propositions. anc
Will take the negative will PROFOUND affirmative
propositions and you take the negative You can
also choose your own time or the debate we can raa
tusly agree upon the officers OF the meeting e11
crowd Is anticipated too large for Cass or some ofner
hall TO De chesen there be sdrlissoiee charged
the proceeds 10 oe distributed for fuel &c. among the
poo- OF w Gsh.aEon or sivsn isr o;her oene7o!en
purpose make the proposition in good !aitn and N
kindness sIG know thai the discussion Can De carried
on with mutual courtesy. We have lsrge an IN
eligent and an impartial audience You speak your
feelings as native alternating wiih IL speeches OF
speclned rns can speak mine natural!zed ArasT
cen citizen iail 10 defend ny successfully. it
viii be another native triumph. small scale 10 be
be sue eut one which, think you ougz; not 10 despise
the political truphs hereafter De Obtained among
the American people By ycur party viii not &c numerous
Respectfully, yours, w. E. ROBINSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

orrsroE-Fha Pase-The Hours Of Labor Farm
sr,' Library; Hannah F. Gould's Gathered Leaves;
Hsadley's Alps and the Rhine Temperance-Poem by
P,erpons Present Crisis In the cause Of Temperance,
Fsots Worthy Of Notice; the Indian Race -For,h Page
The Old Northern Pine speakership OF the House of
REPRESENTATIVES No. VI. Of Dr. Whites Letters about
Oregon; Crimes. Casualties, &C.. Sales of Stocks Ma
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

WINDOW sHADEs-H. 7. WEBB No. 45a Pearl.st. rear
Chatham, long and fayorsby known 10 the N-w-York
public OF the fret and extensive Importers and
Manufacu OF Transparent Window Shades, has pro.
cured and arranged vastly reduced prices most speu.
did and extensive oi Window Shsdes-to which
cheeruy ca. the attention Of the whole public, end per-
culCry the Ladies who about decorating their pacs
and trawDg-rooms for the New Years Festivities.
u See adyerti iserrent 10 aaother column
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

CASE OF HOWARD THE MURDERER.-The Su-
prerne Court OF NeHarpshire hss decided IN favor OF
the Legality OF the repreve issued by the Governor IN tie
of this and refused 10 berae him on the wit
of ka5eas corpus. The Legislature will doubtless com
mute Tho sentence 70 inlnrisonmsnt foE life.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Business Notices.

PRESENTS FOR THE HoLGDAYs.-Our friends who
make presents the young folks would do well to give
John Barry 70 Caherine.st call John has great va
rety of toys games fancy boxes skates, sIeghs, Co.
which he offers to sell low also excellent assortment
of cutlery Britannia trays brushes bird cesss
brooms mats, wood and willow ware, &c slways on
hand, which would be excellent presents 10 house.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

e Desertions from various vessels trading to
Quebec have frequent In the British Provinces
il North America that the Government has been obliged
70 hare recourse to series OF and severe regua
la-ons in order 70 aba;e the evil TIE remedies sug-
ges,ed are as follows:
Is: That every ship owner sending new Tesael from
Canada to the United sin gdo, should be compelled pre-
yiousy import two-th;rts OF lis complement OF sailors
ID TIA: the IN Canada should De registered,
and that the masters and owners OF provincial vessels
proceeding 10 sea should be prohibited from taxing
any seaman without Tcke, OF Registry-tis presumed
elmer British or Canadian
3D. Thai until this law 5e passed vessels OF the United
Kingdom proceeding from Canada should be relieved OF
:ner restrictions taxing without Regis
tered Ticket
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
cosrrS1s OF ruE srrpIxMnNr--.Th The ages

coSrxN1s OF THE The ages, a
POEM by D. Hubbard; Foreign Missions; Slave
Dealing State; Te.o Pu5ioations-Grahams Magazine,
with Poem by J. R Lowell; The Columbian, with an
article BY Mrs. Child, and a Poem by H. F. Gould a
Word to Mothers Origin and Development OF the fi's'
Constituents OF Civilization Clay's Wife and Molner
Religion and Slavery Virginia; The Hutchinson fan'
IL; Acknowledgment Decision; Secret socie
ties; Lines from schiIcrs Bride of Messina Taxing
rcvsnaper
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

FREE LECTURE UPON MArRIMoSY.-Mr. CoLToN re-
peats his entertainment in Cemi,try including the
LAUGHING GAS, al Palmos Opera House tomorrow
evening Christmas night. As the admission only IS
cents the house Will be full Mr. C.. offers free Lee
tare upon MArnrMoSY 10 Gentlemen and Ladies in the
afternoon of the day the came place, commenc
ing at haI past 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

PERILs OF THE EXPRESS CoSDUcToRs.-On Fri
day last clear sharp cold day the mail arrived at the
Kesneoec River expecting 10 get usual pass by the
steam ferry boa, at Bath. The river was frozen and the
ferry boat did not run. The mail contractor with the
conductors of Jerome Co.'S Express and Gilman's Ex
press attempted the river in row boat They
had succeeded in slowly making their passage through
the ice about half way the river when the boat
was jammed between huge cakes OF Ice, and nearly
capsized The tide being strong az the time The boat
jamed hard and fast in the ice, carried up rhe river
some miles where she lay from eight o'clock in
the morning until three o'clock in the afternoon every
efor, being made in the time force her through
the ice By breaking up the bow OF the boat until The
three persons were wet and covered with ice.
Young Mower Of Jerome Cos Express, broke
through the ice in the river and in changing his stock
ings his boots much frozen as 10 render II Inn
possible 10 get them on
Finding all efforts make passage abort;ve the mail
contractor took ice thin and crawled or
rather slipped his body The cracking ice with the
water oozing up about him and thus reached the shore
Young Mower followed pushing his vglise and boots
ahead and then slipping himself 10 them, and az length
"a med the shore The conductor OF Gilmans Express
followed. Mower obliged 10 walk two miles. with
only stockings upon his feet and oze his toes and heels
One foot of the other conductor frozen. The dis
tance perorsly passed upon the ice about mile,
and within i've minutes after they gained the shore the
ice broke Up where they had passed, cryng the vases
and down the river where the boat
ed the day, and got shor. Bangor Wing 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

q V. B. PALMER, the Agent for most Of the best News
papers Of al the cites and principal towns throughout the
country far and resr receives Advertisements AZ his co-
.y N-7aFer AdpeTt-ing As>aey, IN ibis building-E1-
rance a. The Coal OvrrcE- r3g
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Challenge for a pebnte on Nativi.m.

The following Cardwas noticed on its first appear
ance, few days since, in the Washington papers,
have not been able to find torit until now
Ii MIR. Levin takes up the glove therew be some
rich fun. Mr.. Robinson thoroughly understands the
anatomy and physiology OF Nativism, and who are
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

GRAND GALA DaT AZ THE AMERICAN MusEUM.-Splendid
performances th;s afternoon O'Clock and this evening
hapes; l. The Laughing Gas producing great
tod lis effects ihe osI ludicrous and iauzhabie-
Hundreds rushing nightly take il Now's your tue
The npronpm and comic songs OF Mr.. Harrison are the
richest ihngs Huge preparations Don't fail going To-.
day or his evening os you'll nsYer see another such ,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

Nrw.HAMpsHlRE.-TheC Concord Courier states
ths, the rsjority against Woodbury., according 70
the Official returns, is 2eos. The Judges OF the su
preme Court Of the State to whom, was referred the
question whether plurality elects on the third trial,
have decided the question III the negative.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

SourH CARoLISA-A, the late session of the
South Carolina Legislature the House adopted by u
large majority the Report in favor OF choosing Pre-
sden,ial Electors by The People instead Of the Gen
eral Assembly as formerly, and thar the Election
by the People ought be upon the principle OF the
general ticket, the said ticke, be composed of one
elector from each Congressional District and one
from The upper and one from the lower division Of
the State The Legislature agreed to so much Of
the Governors Message relates to cedng of Ger.
tain sites to the General Government, on Sulivan's
Island, in the harhor of Charleston
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

e Is there any way Of preventing the leaving
OF bydrants open this winter weather, Many parts Of
the City are actually rendered impossible by t5is un2ar
donable offence azains, the community.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

IiRRELL SENT Eos.-Governor Briggs has issued
requison tos Albert J. Tirren and this morning Ms
Gustavus Andrews and Adiutant 6alea Holmes viii start
for Nsw Orleans By the Long Island train.
Boston Post Yesterday,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

% The Pittsburgh Daily Commercial Journal
comes to US IN an entire 6ress and on an enlarged
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

CASE OF Mr.. GoUeH.-It will be seen by the fol-
lowing Card that one al least of the gentlemen ap-
pealed TO by the Police Gazette in support OF its
charges against Mr.. Cough does take the response
bility of the story attributed 10 him. We are glad
of it, and hope that ell the gentlemen thus appealed
to will show by their testimony that there is no
ground for the untavorable reports Of the Gazette
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
4 Card.
To the Editor Of The Tribune:


SIR utterly deny having given occasion to the re-.
marks in your paper Of yesterday relating 10 Mr. Cough
that he was met landing, apparently by previous
concert by who could not have been his wife
Al! which ever proceeded from my lips was amid the
excitement occesioned by his loss thst was standing
on the dock when he on shore. Friday evening,
Sept 9th and that when ne passed Up the dock ne was
in company with lady hanging on his arm, whom
then supposed oe his wife but since have heard MS
and tha: OF his friends have never repeated
it without adding tha, might have been mistaken
JOEL G. CANDEE,
Dee 24ll le45 No. % Park place.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

A HINT TO PURCHASERS OF GIFr.BooKs.-As almost
every one wishes to make the of the capital ne
pends purchases for the Hoydays, it is due to the en-
tepri5e and beraiy of the Langleys Astor House. to
state explicitly friends generally that they would
observe these important points in making their selections
they cannot certainly effect their Wishes than BY
calling at their establishment where Luxurious as
sortment OF their elegant Gtbooks, Annals English and
American, together with almost endless variety Of
Yerv attractive Juveniles &c
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
r. general Committee of Democratic
v.,ng Men. Dec. 18th, 1916

R,cy,ed Thsi be recomn.nded TO The pemocrshe Whis
Mrn Of ihs City Of SewYork, 10 assemble al tho
ivhe Head Quarters in heir respective Wards (uaess
directed by their Delegates 10 ,his Com ittee or
ssy eyenng the 26nGs for hs purpose OF elecog I've
bseSa,ss from each Ward constitute their Genera Ccm
saitsa for the ensuing year. Bv order.
THEO z. TOMLINSoN, Chairman.
Jcar D. LYNDON Secretary d. &S
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
From the Boston Atlas Of Tuesday.
TUE puGRIM FESTIVAL.

he o25h Anniversary of the Landing of the PhsIlns
celebrated Yesterday at Plymouth unoe, .e
o. the Pilgrim Society. On Inc atTiVai " :a'
\, Boston The members of the Society enc is
hiad IN The Cour. House Judge Warren pfesioins
a n,ore,sion formed under the direction OF :;
keTson ESQ Chief Marshal and repaired 20 Lhe I u
ian church where The following original oce "Il''eu
Hon Judge Davis, was sung
Sons of renowned Si.es,
Join in harmonious choirs,
Swell your loud songs
Daughters OF peerless DANES.
Come with your mild acciainas'
lie. their revered names
Dwell on your tongues
From frowning AlboD's seat
See the famed band retreat
On ocean tost;
Her white cliffs seen no more
Blue tumbling pillows roar.
And bear them TO this snore.
Fette-'d with frost
Bv Won wave-beaten hock
See the iIustrious hock
Collected stand;
To seek some sheier!ns grove
Their faithful partners move,
Dear pledge oftheir love
In either hand.
Not winters sullen face.
No,ihe fierce tewny race,
In arms 4rray'd;
Not hunger shook their iaith,
No,pes,ilen,is breath,
Nor Carver's early death,
Their souls dismay'd.
Water'd by heavenly dew.
The Germ Of Empire grew,
Freedom its root;
From the cold northern pine.
Far tow'rd the burning line,
Spread the luxuriant vine,
Bending with fruit
Columbia child of Heaven,
The bes, OF blessings given,
Be thine TO greet
Hailing this votive day.
Looking with fond survey
Upon the weary way
OF Pilgrim feet.
Here trace the moss grown stones.
Where rest their mould'ring bones,
Again 10 rise;
And let thy sons be led
To emulate the dead
While DER their tornbs they tread,
With grateful eyes.
Sons of renowned Sres.
Join in harmonious choirs
Swell your loud songs
Daughters of peerless DANES,
Come with your mild acclains
Let their revered names
Dwell Oh YOUR tongues.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

MoaRIsoN's BUSINESS MAaT.-Just the store to pur'
chase your Chriatmas supply. There is nothing that
conyinces cus.omers and the public much OF me
cheapness and superiority of goods sold any particular
place, 70 rush and run 10 Establishment
Taxing this as positive proof should say that iho
store or rather stores OF John C. Morrison, $50 and I
Greenwich be considered the cheapest in ina
City BE has just enlarged his premises BY taking in the
next store adjoining and now he accommodate his
numerous customers though they come by hundreds az
once. We are glad to see this There il
terprsng merchant in this City elsewhere than John
c. Morrison This saying grea. deal, bur i. Is true
This is e season 70. the Bakers and Confectionery haf'
ves. Morrison sells great many articles which they
USE /; would pay them 10 give him call for wha. hey
want.
SgLEcr. r.ExPERIMESTs ~ MEsMEEisa.-J. P. Webster,
recently ffola The South has located in Newly and VIII
give private experiments IN Animal agnetsm Moncay
ednescey and Friday nights OF each week al his resi-
dcnce 532 Hadson-sL Charles Experiments TO COM
al o'clock Tickets, admitting Gentleman and
Lady 81 CO. Also C!airyoyance, Animal and Eecuo-Mas
nedsm applied the treatment OF diseases, daily. Con-
sultetion hours from o'clock A ii. I'll! 9P. H. ds ius
E AUCTION SALE OF CABINET FcaYlTURE, HAi2 aAI'
rRGssEs, FEATHER BEDS, &c. ei the MsnEfaciory and
Wsrerooms OF Joseph Riley, II Beekmsnst on Wednes'
day. Dec 2h al 10 ocock-The stock comprises largo
and general assortment. OF Parior and Bed Room tuln
r1re al OF best materials and workmanship, toseines
with several best Live Geese Feather Beds Hair Msiess
es and Painaipes Also, few pair Window shadeA AL
whole Ia ready for examination and will be found ~o5
the attention OF those wanting good FaIaare. o-S
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

we will no. add how well or how eloouently we have
no. time TO atteup, even sketch OF bis admirable ao
dress Ee closed only few moments before the cars
left to the city. -
The whole celebration was 10 be closed oy oaA' 70
be given at Pilgrim Hal, in the evening
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-28
spectacles
& Glasses.

,W1THE subscriber has just received large as
sortment OF SPECTACLES and sPhC'
TSCLE GLASSES, of the best quality, OF both
white and green. from No. 2, upwards.
r-rrPcrsons afflicted with sore eyes, will h4d 1t
N iheir advantage to call and get glasses from hm
As thew NAV feel assured Of deriving great benefit
from their use. o,,,,,rz
Bloomsbury, May lJ lsi5-4
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-28
Cabint Making

YMyHE subscrihei respectfully INFORMS the puD,
lie that he has TAX, the shop lately occupied
br B. S. Hayhurst, at the lower end of Market
sJ,se, BIoomsburg; where he intends carrying on
.Ia noys business in all its branches, and sollclB
share Of the patronage of the public
N connection with the above business, he offers
MS reruces as an
UNDERTAKEN.
~ will always he ready to make CoFFINs 70
ts came prices heretofore harged in BoomspuIg iE
.ns "l I bayinr supplied hDsef with good II EARSl
a. ,,I ,r.end with it 9, the Funeral without an!
ex:ra charge. ,,,,,- pr,rrERS
Msydo lsi5-.6m .