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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07
J. II. Hon.nT Haws. Secrssaries.
Kfrrops L. BEEBEE,
WBIcs OF NEW.Y0RK

pfem every quarter we have anxious inquiries
ffom your brethren" WILL THE WHIGs or
YOUR CiTY STAND BY THEIR coLoRs THIS TIME
Shame that we shonld have to answer so mof'i-
fying question but The shame and wrong are
moi lleirs who aI1i0usly inquire. fou nave Deeh
wrong. part of You, Wings and TOMORROW
m,,sf wipe away the memory OF past detection.
yoor brethren of the Interior Of our State yictori-
ons bcyond all precedent since 1898, implore you
10 RE rErf 10 them. Your broken and dlscoln-
ii.cd squadrOns on the few fields where Nativlsn
has showed itself, beseech you, by the pangS OF
their undeservcd disasters, TO BE TRUE. Your
brsfhren in CONNECTICUT, NEw-JERsEY, MARY
LAND. DELAWARE, ONO and TENSEssEE-n0t
one Of which could be preserved TO us without the
votes Of those whom Nativism proscribes and de-
fames.--exbOrt you TO BE TRUE. Your brethren
In INDIANA, LOUISIANA, MICHIGAN and all the
States lost by The alarm given last Fall to Adopt
ed Citizens, entreat you TO BE TRUE, and thus WIN
back their former brethren who were frightened
away from them last year by the events in this
City and Philadelphia. Oh Friends OF order and
Law, you know not, you cannot realize, how
many Wing hearts in every portion of the Union
arc trembling between hope that you will and
fear that you may not be faithful TO them, to
yourselves, to the Wing Cause, in the contest TO-
morrow Stand forth once more Oh the broad
whly platform, and Hope shall revive in millions
of aching bosoms, and the roar of cannon shall
proclaim from Unconquered VERMONT to gallant
KENTUCKY that the Wings Of the Union are once
more united and invincible!
Prepare for the battle TODAY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07
: n.mocr.s,c WING General Committee OF
in the city OF Sew-f oris.

FRIDAY EyExISo. April 4th. ls45.
..s ,,na,u.ously, rha: counsel and e1hort every
,.so sert,hes whis principles and would maintain
ua ,r,s ,y,se7sry friend Of Protection 10 American
.ra oppopent oftbs Te1ss Iquity-evefy 'Fiend o.
800 and Equal Rsts-every one who loves his Conn-
.rs I, proud 10 be associated IN victory OF aeies
-, ursnr cLAr-.o cast his vote next Tue'day iof
nr-nI.ry sELDgS and the regular whis Ward lickes
p,,o,s raa. while we wings continually entreaed
49, ,.r,h saviSe,s to vote for Harper in order 10 oeea
,,..r.,ve or for Havemeyer to defeat Harper, we are
-.,,.s sy regard for the duties devoved up'n US. to
every true whig to yoTE FOE DUDLEY sELDEs' a.
,ss .rrs WA, OF eeea,ing both Harper and Havensyer.
9,,,eG Tba, we ,rus: tho coming Election Ia dettned
90 ,,. Ss:ivsrn with !ts bgoy prescription and DIS
.,s from on. ranks, and renc the party OF Order and
y,.oo or the broad sns solid platform Of Wing principles
.asfnssaiao eic.'
On motion.
Roes5 That these Resolutions be communicated to the
whir Young Mons Mass Meeting at National Hall FOR
.,.tr approval ard pnbi.hci Ia all the Wing and neutral
n.uers or our CITY iii the close OF the rois
SMITH DUNEIEG, Chairman.
!: H. HontsT n ,s,r", Haws, Secretaries. 3.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07
For The Tobuue

E The Wings tie Four.eeuii, Ward had crowded and
pifit-d meeting CeatrAi hall Saturday evening AP'
9Th. JOHN STEWART called to tbs Cb4r. and JoHs
oLDswoarH and Gso. T.. BsKzR. appointed ssefeas,ss
DUDLEY sELDF.N Addressed the meeting for thaE
hour and half and received with great eathusi,Ei.
II "a. followed bY D. FK,SeIs BAeos and P. W ESe'.
The foving resolution received with applause
zn5 szsEed 5naBimously
Ressired That smoag the former Wing paper The Tar
recognized By the Wings OF the Fonrtnth " ard 81
Wing paper Of be City and HORACE GsELLIr a true
Wing Editor, and nothing slse.o
si.nea JOHN STEWART. Chairman.
GEo. Z. BAxEs, Secr.tarY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

0a- Those thar are twho is no, y fond of flowers
have but 20 the South Brooklyn Ferry 10 indulge in
oe Of the mos: splendid exhibitions that has ever been
offered fos thsr qualification Mr kr.sei aoris; OF South
Brooklyn has now in fun bloom mammoth Rhododen-
drons, raised by himself from seed planted in 1876 We
should think they each egh; feet high and as many
feet IN circumference and they contain abou; 25Oo large
and beautifully blown flowers
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

Tng FLoArlNG TrEArRE.-'F F. writes US that the
Steamboat Theatre Temple OF the Muses. ls in
he hands and worthy men, and that our ormer
remarks are therefore harsh. We think not We do not
intend to say any thing against the morals character OF
any one in particular when express opinion that
Theatres generally exert corruptins tendency, and We
think Floating Theatres abIcto abuse than any other
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07
KIM. y. Y. April ad. 1si5.
Nominations for the Charter Election.

whig Native. Loco.
DUDLEY SELDEN. j. HARPER. ". T. HAyEAEYER
Yards fer .ildsrmsa and Assi5tIHiJ.s
i.CHEIs- HEisEs. fJ. Leland Moore, Oliver Chalick,
C.P. HouGHIoS. Lora Nash. john :. Gilbert.
2.C.S .WoopHULL, William Gale, James c. StonesT
HES'Y gUGcLEs William EyerdeH. Jos c. AIbertson
3.EGBzEr Benson. tai 7. Ware, Henry Richardson,
G.. VI. oGDES. Cornwall ;. Roe, Dasit Hlnd..
81 VI. HCBBAED, samuel Sparks, james A. DfyYer,
EDw. ID. HAIL. j. q. CARPENTER. Geo II. Purseg.
5-WH. ADAMS, James smith, Emanuel z. Hart
JEF'S BEZEIAY- Joseph :. Ruchel. LYMAN CanLee.
6-JoHS 7. WAEE- Harvey Hua;, Thomas :. Henry,
o " BkxSSAS John ~ Reed. John Foote.f
~. p. HrSTxz, John 4. Bunting, tThoInas C0nAcr,
Il. MOHGASy, Jr. John c. B3yles Nathaniel Pierce.
s-SYLv's GEDSET, william Tucker, Rlch T. Compton.
JEs.E D. PErcE. WyIysBiaeks:0ne- Archibald Maciay.
CASA p. NIECE David E. Wheeler, Theods yant!ne,
J. L. DODGE. Herbert Hall. " Quackenbush.
i0.JoaS CARR I,Jere. J. Dickinson B. j. MeseroIe
X C ovEEToS Francis Godne Me! Gray.
li.Joas ! HALL, Lend Z. johnson Charles j. Dodge,
ISAAC T. JoNEs Lewis r. Watts. jacob Miller.
I'm. b BLuST, Ardw McfioT.an, David S Jackson,
II. GREELET. Alorzo y. .ilyofi.l Thomas spofoEd.
i3-JoHS CoScEz Thomas Wiship, Daniel D. Brigss,
SAIL PHILLIPS. lChs-i Alden. Nathan Roberts.
H-JoHS T ALLEs, William s Ross I1hos 2. Tappan
slNryL WEEKS. DR.. I.ascS Smith, Edwin Nichols.
IS VIZ V BsApY, lWaldron p. Post, !Eecies Giende-,
JAS. =. oLIyEs- Thomas NcE5e- John ;. Ellison.
iG-A-w. BRADFORD Wrri- +. Dodsc, William Ses man.
G~ -ALLxsToS. John W. Howe. J. -v.westrrvelt.
T-JAsos AoKzz, Charles Deyoe, lCrendal Rich
WN- PaIL-rYs WATER +. Palmer Win. II. Cornell
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

ey- volcEs OF rug NlG,rr: By HENhY w. Lone
FELLOW, including his juvenile Poems, hasIu been
very neatly issued by Redng s Co. Boston, for 2 cent'
This Is indeed Readips for the MilIon'-yea, for several
millions Unless Mr. Poe has utterly demolished cneFe
l,w-and We suspect he has nOt-ihere must be LIBERAL
demand for this rich shillins's worth
as The UNITED STATES NAUTICAL MAGAHiNE;
(Monthly) BY Lieutenant OF the = :. Navy
No. has been issued BY Saxton Miles, POS Broadway
II has articles on Naval school, Lake Deences, Nature OF
rhunder-Sterms L. s. Coast Survey, Sea-pr &c &c
We believe we have necessity for such work, and
We hope will be well supported The friends Of the Navy
and those who have relatives therein should take n inter
est in is prosperous continuance.
fr,- HERCULES HARDY: BY EUGENE SuE-onc ct
the authors earlier and brefcr ptoductiOnthas Just been
i.susd by Judd & Taylor, Asor House.
C5- A DIcroNERY or Practical MEDICINES:
By JANIS corLASp, NJ. D.. F. X. 5. pmt Y. hSs Just
been published BY Harper & Brothers.
ls5- Tm Law REPORTER for April opens with
searching review Of h onderdonk Trial. bearing very hard
against the Bishop.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07
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Not ueigdiDS ay received IN The City Of Ses-f ok
The cdsh IN MI easss accompanying The oTdeT5
WEDrK,rA~. April g. fPtsinfed. y. -. 49,.
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

Gu- Wings Of the FIRST, FIrru, ElGurn, NINru,
and SEVENTEENTH Wards, foa oin sce,st UhiS
Commom Co,ecil # yon ,eiR. The issue is in your
hands this moment. Take hold this moruing-See
your old brethren who have been led of on false
scen,--imp!oye them 10 stand by the Good Old
Cause--show them that Nativisra has no,a ghost of
chance. while the Wings have a lair prospect, and
you ,riR carry the City, There are coed hopes of
other Wards beside our own SEcoNp, TtIEp and
F,l.rErSra; but yours n.uy DC made s,9t. Each of
them bui the Seventeenth gave HsNry CLAY ma
,or;y, and in the Seventeenth Nauvism is dying
and Loco. .Focoism all in snarl. Take hold to-
day. and secure WaiG GouNc,t and real City
Reform All together now
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

e =" 4 -Nan III Search Of q Party" must allow
Us 10 abide by our mature judgment that all sorts OF
appeals TO Adopted Citizens az class 10 those OF
particular Fairh n regard othelr Political action,
are wrong, and must be discouatenanced. His ap
peal, however proper from himtO his brethren, would
De msrepresented and perverted if published by teS
Time and again have we been obliged 10 repe the
accusation made against Us aud those who think
We do of ' fishing tor FoTeisn-t tbornl votes" The
Plebeian recently accused Us OF commenting The
Wig party. OF portion OF II, as the ses, irlsnd
Of the Adopted Citizens" We never made any
such appeal as this, and, while we have understand
ins, never will. We have sometimes, though with
srea, hesitation, permitted others to rePe through
our columns charges that the Wing party werr nos
tie to Adopted Citizens, foes 70 Naturalization, and
the Ike but we never mean 10 ask Adopted Git
zenS, 5ecGl.Se they are such, 10 vote as we do sill
less vii we profess any peculiar inendshiPo o' them.
If We act as they would have Us in any case, we
nope they VIII de Us the justice TO believe that We
do 50 because we think i; right and no; because ii
is likely 10 please them. We hope The time ir'H
CONE when Americans no matter where bern, viii
any Political appeals them as Natives Of this
or that country worshipers this or that Church
When that time IS 1t VIII be impossible 10 start
such parry as that which now prcianes the name
American Republican
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

There are three vacancies, two in South Kings
town aSd one in Little Compton, to be filed by
special election.
Gov Jackson has no power TO liberaie DoEr, but
will doubtless urge the Legislature to do so.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

e The Orsan denies that j. Leland Moore,
Native candidate for Aldermen OF ,he Firs, Ward,
Is Polk 4 Dallas Loco-Foco. Bst triy does nat
1ioorr hiiassif denyi., We are assured BY most
reliable voter OF the First Ward that he and htry
men in this City know his Moore as lifelong L.
CO FOcO, who not merely voted for Polk and Dallas
last Fall, but for Cheriick & CO. las, Spring. Il
Moore denies this, we will produce eur wl,nessi
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

CO Wings! Pour in your voteseariy tomorrow,
and keep pouring them in. Na,ivism will try to
spread a rumor that you are doing badly by noon
Coan,eract this by rallyips in full force in the
motning aud imploring every Whig TO rots Whs
The Municipal force will make a great show a, the
outset. ba, we shall beat them out of sight, Work
raryi
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

&C. ANrieoSE, the classic Drama OF SoPhcc'es,
which hns been long time in PREPARATION is tonight
produced lor The llg: time at ramos opera House.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07
To-Day,s Outside.

Frg P52t-Later from Texas and Mexico License 10
Poison, Q, No; License; New-York LesisiaaIe Punish
ment OF LI5er:ini>m, &c.
F5.r.s Psse-Poe,ry Commercial Matters, &c &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

it;. We call the attention OF gentlemen not per-
aaicuty located and who have any idea Of going West 10
The card addressed ITO >portsnen. We know something
Of the estate referred to- and regard as most eligible
location
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07
stnnd by the Polls:

Wings You are habitualy neglecttul of your
duty, both in this City and Brooklyn, IN regard TO
attendance at the Polls, Two-thrds ofyou creep
up to the place voting. drop your ballot, and SHY
away as ify you were afraid OF being caught at it
This is not manly--it is not just TO your Country,
your Party, or yourselves, You will deserve to be
lnissovemed and oppressed until you show more
resolution in maintaining your rights.
The pending contest virtually opens new era in
the Politics of our Country. To-MoRRow will
virtually decide whether there shall be united,
powerful Wing party entertaining just and sansune
Hopes of rescuing at the earliest possible period the
Government of the State and Nation, or whether
we shall be split up into two or three little
wauing factions, one half drifting back into the
shadow of the dark ages, and all powerless Tor good
and an object Of dersion 10 our adversaries Should
Harper by any possibility be elected, there will be
Native candidates for Congress, Governor. nc. IN
1886 and for Presiden, in 1915, and the result will
be, m4a be, the easy triumph OF Loco-F Focoism.-
WHles! do you think of this 7 Are you looking
out for i, The Country wM not dabble in Ma
tivism-that has been thoroughly proved So tar,
we have returns from three-tourths OF the State,
and tchiie the Whigs hare GAINED Orer sirty Super
pisors. The Natives hare nor ELECTED one : The
exen, of their power, thus far, has been shown in
defeating the Wings in Kingston, IN Hyde PARK,
tor Mayor of Rochester, and causing general
breakdown in Wilhamsburgh. They are prepar-
ing TO defeat us in Albany, as they have been the
real cause OF our defeat in Buffalo. Wherever this
fell spirit OF Nativism has beent tel, in our Elections.
there the Wings have been ndeieated-at every other
point they are triumphant. And Na,ivis,n has moi,
helped itself partice-t has only been able TO
defcs, the Wings and help Loco-Focoism. HW
go" aid IN continuing shis game Why should you /
Wings! have every thing ready for the confess,
IN your several Wards and Districts tonight; so to
the Polls when they open tomorrow morning, aud
2Gnd there. relieving each other at Intervals you
go Tor your frienss and neishbors, but keep good
force on the ground at every poll. You can win
back half the remaining Clay Natives If you will,
We implore You TO arrange for ro-NlGur!
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

r-J,- Mr.. HcDsos lectures this evening at stuyycsan
Institute. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

(s;- Who in the Fifth Ward can hesitate between
WILLIAM ADAMS and Enaauei B, Hart for Alder
man! Which of these men is most Ike the Filth
Ward Inquire into their habits, pursuits, and
characters, Fellow Citizens! and vote for eeadi-
dates ,ha. yoa would no, be ashamed 10 have
si.c,ed
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

Rich attractions sad crowded houses seem u be tbe
orsr 81 he DAY II the American NGsan h- azn4ger OF
fery bill to-4y. The Gxat novelty ard WIN
eh- Wrsirf tf- Ba f.ter aad scores Of others of wit
saef &c ihz performances this evening viii be the eh
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

C. olirer chariick and John s. Gabert are The
Loco.Foco candidates for Aldermen Of the First
Ward They nope to run IN through the AID of The
Native ticket headed by Loco-Fcco. There is
not The ghos. OF chance FOX this ticket, and the
only possible effect OF voting for 1t is help IN the
Loco-Focos. Wings! why should you not vote
your own ucket, and so cary the Ward, You can
elect HEIsEs and HouGHToS You tciH co IT,
Bscin To-DAY,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

Jr GEO. r. RIcHARDsoS has keen appointed
Attorney General OF Maryland, vice J. Bailey, re-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

5re- Wines OF srus SiSru WARD You have
good chance for half yosr Ticket owrS W.
Brennan has for years been devoted and mos,
efficient Wing lie has worked tog yon when
YOU would no, work for yourselves. Take hold IN
esrnes, and elect him
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

e Col ANDREW BErRSE, of Monroe Co Va
for several years Member of Congress, died afew
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

The t nzred in each e.s- L 3F Allerzaaa; ,eeoad
Or Hrary Riell William sh.ler. or whoever you
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

Fgon EysrANp-.rhe ships Rep'tbitc and Str''-
tara. from Liverpool. arrived on Saturday They
sailed in company en- the sh but their adxces con-
tain nothing later than was received by the Queen
Of the West. The Cotton Market closed rather
,amely, on the 7th, although verybeavy business
had been done during the week, amounting TO ~
500 bales American.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

ly-We are again obliged 10 Hon. Messrs. w L.
pArrox and JF SIMMONS for Con,Tessioaa Documents.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

e. Hon. GARRETT DAVIS (Whig) Is candidate
or Congress in the Lexington District, Ky.-as yet
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

- Polls openin he sercrai Districts from SRre 70 Sunset
Dist. FIRST WARD.
|. At Thrcshcrs Broadstrcet Hotel, of Broad
and Pcarl-stS.
II. Peers g. Coz, IL Broadway. Ill. II? Broadway.
SECOND WARD.
l. Second Ward Hotel, 81 Nassau.st.
II. Southwest corner OF BeekTian and Gold-sis.
THIRD WARD.
1. 81 Courtland;-s:. II. BaIclay-.t
49, - rnt-pru WAND.
l. Shakespeare Hotel corner OF William and Duanc.sts
H. Corner of Oliver aud Henry-stS. (War-cn Hal)
III. House OF George Bonsett. D. Cherry-.t.
". $40 Pearl ST, corner OF Dover.
FIFTH WARD.
L o. Chape-st.
II. Northeast corner OF Duane ard WsshnstOn-s..
III. Marion House, l6S West broadway
". 81 Nestry-st.
l. Hook and Ladder House, Chambers-st.
IL. . Carlton House. facing Lconard-st
Ill. l3s Centre-st
". North American Hotel, Of Bcwery and Bay
ar!-st, facing Bayard-st.
SEVENTH WARD.
l. la6 East Broadway II. l4l Madson-st.
III. ls9 Cherry.st. ". 70 Jefferson-st
V. 243 Chcrry-st. VI % Gouvernem-st.
- EIGHTH WARD.
|. Southwest corner OF Broome and Mercer-si'.
II. - wooster-st. III. IS Thompson-st.
". y Sulliyan-st. V. l62 Yarck.st.
1.
VII. 269 Sprng-st. VIII 3Os Sprng-st.
NINTH WARD.
/. 5is Greenwich-,t. IL 275 Bieecker-st.
Ill CO.. Washington 81, corner OF Amos.
". Southeast corner Of Grove and Eorrthsts
V. 732 Washington, corner of Bank-st.
VI Northwest OF Greenwich avenue and Amos 81.
TENTH WARD.
l. % Delancey-st.
II. sou,h-eas; corner OF Brosme and Eld.idge-sts.
III. ST. Davids Hall, 2i3 Walker-st.
" "a Hester, corner OF Ludiow-ss-
V superb enden OF Streets ofce rear Essex Market
ELEVENTH WARD.
J. III S,anton-st. II. Sc Houstons ST.
Ill 269 Second-s;. ". IS Avenue d.
Y. 90 Lewis-st. VI. 81 Avenue d.
TWELFTH WARD.
|. House OF John Reed, at Harseny1e.
H. House OF John Farrington corner OF Third avenue
and One Hundred and Twenty -nin:h-si.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
3Hester-st II. 1875 Delancey-st.
III. ;60 Grand-st- ". 5i6 GranG-st.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
l. t9 Spring-st- IL | Sprngst.
III. loo Grand-st
" Broadway House. corner of Broadway and Graud-st
Y. Fourteenth Ward Hotel. 205 Grand-st.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
l. Northwest corner of Bleecker and Sullival-s;s.
II. Constitution Hall, $50 Broadway.
III. II. A. Kerr, OF Broadway and Astor Place,
entrance in Astor Place.
" Northwest corner of West Washington Place and
SIXTEENTH WARD.
/ se Eighth Avenue.
H. North west corner OF Third avenue ard Twentieh-st.
Ill Northeast OF Ninth avenue and Twenty st,
". uoE>e James Se!ules, Ninth avenue, between
Twenty-sixth and Tweaty-seventh-st.
'. Southeast corner OF Fourth avenue and Twenty
sevenih-st.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
I. as Bswery. H. Ice Orcilard-st-
Ill Long Room, junction Of 81 Houston and Firststs
". u Thlrd-st. V IL Third avenue.
Tie Poll in the aid Election Districts shall Dc open-
ed and kept oF-a Ill the setting Of the AEG
adjournment nt-nIssoR whatever shall take Place untl
ibe au- be eloS-d.
As soon Poll of Election shall have heeu hnAlly
closed The INSPECTORS Of d Elec.oa t- several Dis
iscts shall proceed Canvass the such shall
b. public sad shall y adjourned postponed unt u
shall hav- b--a fniy completed
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

60 One hundred passengers have already se-
cured passages to Liverpool In the Great Western.
which is expected nezs Sunday. and win sail on the
Thursday following
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

he Governor sent TO the Senate these nonaiohs iof re-
appointments:
James 5 Seyus Associate Judge OF the Supreme Court
Charles g. McChesnsy, Secretary OF STAGE.
Samuel X Cummerc, Clerk in Chancery.
The appointments take effect after the expiration OF
the present these officers We presume the Senate
viii 90 executive session this afternoon ,nd confirm
Accomplishments.
The Legislature passed l25 bills and three Joint resou
lions. Ibid
THE CHocrtw CoNrEAcT.-AIr Polk has an
aul-d that portion of Mr. Tyler's Choctaw Con-
tract relating 10 Tie scrip issued to the Indians out
Of which those interested hoped to make their I'M
mense gains.
The NRw STATE OF FLORIDA Gov Branch has
issued his proclamation, fixing on the 10Th cay OF
May for the election OF Governor Member oi
Congress and Members Of The Legislature, Ut the
Of the new State Of Florida.
o. A letter from Washington says "t that Mr.
ELLSWORTH, the Commissioner Of Patents, IS not TO
be removed, though he may resign IN this year.
The RUIZ TRADE IN MICHIGAN The Legislature
passed act at b late session by which the voters @ each
town. their annual meeting, to vote yea, nay
the question Of granting licenses to sell ardent spirits
within such town during the succeeding year. By sup
Elementary act, this la8 made 10 take immediate effect
and the question m accordingly belbntted 10 the voters
the approaching town meetings the first Monday Of
April. rDeroit Advertiser.
~ a gang Of horse thieves who have infested
the State OF Chic Gor years, has been broken up
through ezer;,o- Martial san. OF Cincinnati Il
;hoast tts from so - - horses have been stolen du
Cs the last three months In that vicinity. chief mode
Of cper9;iDg station boat favorable point
the canal board which the horses driven and
placed under conceueni. The boat then moved 10
other point, avoid all Of tie horses. which
speedily driven distant parts Of the State snd sold.
lII- Hon Da>rEi. WEBSTER arrived here frop. the
East yesterday. and has at Congress Han. He Is
engaged in important suit pending in the Court
Chancerv. AT. Eve. jour Fririay.
Iysrrycr OF CNrs.-Ttis SAID that an English cat,
when she loses her kittens, spends her period Of
mourning around the mntton pie shops
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07

NEW JEas EY-'rhe occupation of the time Of the
senate by the Camden hill delayed the other bG,ness OF
that body much that they have had to work very ndus
tr.ousy In order dispose OF those bills which must be
PASSED before the adjournment. Last evening they met
and sat until hour. BY hard work to-day, they Will
be enabled TO adjourn. rTrenton State Gaz. 4 D. 4.