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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

kse Hon ISAAC c. BArEs, U. 8. Senator frssn
Massachusetts, who has been in very critical con-
dition for several days, was alive at the last ady-
ces. and we hope he may yetrecover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
The Ne,r License Inv.

The bill respecting Licenses which has passed
our Assembly with scarcely any opposition will I'M
doubleday pass the Senate. ltmeets with hardly an
objection from any quarter.
BY its provisions each Town or City in the State
is required to hold Special Election on the Tues
day preceding the first Monday in May, at which
the electors will vote on the simple question
License or No License. If No License has
majority, then there will be no Licenses granted
for one year at least, and until another Election is
demanded by at least onefour,h of the Legal
Voters, and reverses the first decision. If License
prevails, then Tarcn Licenses to sell Liquors are to
be granted, much as at present. only no charge is TO
be made for License. The People are not to be
brbed TO legalize the drunkard.making business
No Groncrs' Licenses to retail Liquors are TO be
granted IN any ercnt.
If any sell ,cithout License, whether Licenses
are granted or not then the Overseers of the Poor
may prosecute and recover the penalty. If they
fall any citizen may prosecute, giving security for
costs and receiving half the penalty for histrouble.
Give us this law, and we shall hope to shut of
Licenses even in this erogshop- cursed City. But
even if License should prevail here, the horrors
and woes of the drunkardmaking business would
inevitably be greatly diminished. Friends of Tenn
perance! urge upon the Senate the passage of this
bill, and prepare 10 act under IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

aJ- RonEar Rvgs, aged 81 years, father OF Hon
VIM c. Riyes died at Oak Ridge. Va. on the sh inst. he
volunteer the plains Of Yorktown ard for my
has ied large space In the business and social az
iairs Of tbs, partc the Sts,e IN which he lived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

c. The females who have so long been op-
pressed by their employers, propose NEE, Pamos
Opera Heuse this afternoon o'clock An address is 20
be delivered and there win be discourse excellent
SIC. The Mayor and Common Council have been invited
together with the gentlemen of the press Gentlemen de-
,roas of admission obtain BY paying IS cents
70 ee devoted 70 the funds of the secIety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

SuIcIpE.-A German named John Biar6, or Bya,.
committed suicide last week BY shooting himself
IN the mouth with pistol in the town of Schodack,
Rensselaer, County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

is' In consequence of the Storm the AIen-et Juve-
nile Concert takes place rvRSMoor ifthn stormy
OIL the next pleasant evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

e-Rey. JOSEPH P. THoMrsoN, of New-Haven,
has accepted cs to become the Paste. of the Tabernacle
Church in this ETY..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

Z, - ~. ,,,,,,Je. ~ yery s19f1of
H We have been she*n SOME AZ 79yass and
Cotton Yarn, sad 10 nave pe si -, rsi ard,
now in suecessfai operation in Manchester
would reicr thtee interested 70 rJohnsou l''
u,s,it In this days payer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

PEvSsYLvAslA.-The election of Gen. SIMos
CAMERON TO the L.. s. Senate in place OF James
Buchanan, will be rather damper at Washington.
Cameron is Tariff up 10 the hub and in favor of the
Land Distribution. Nearly all the Wings voted for
him. He received CT the last ballot "A Wing, 10
Loco, and Native votes. The following were
rho hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
,.v,rt Town elections.

The wings of old Democratic senesee have
given good account OF themselves They have
elected NINE Supervisors 10 the Loco-Focos three,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

r.,,s N,c,caL PlIs ExTEscroa--Per1ors VIZ ~
10 obtain The G-nane sIs. WI pfsis o rt Be- aSd
VII % -rsppsr OK each box Of the tue al stefs es ,ie
.tatoas and e,naRas from .oqres 10 ,rsi
eai pam ExIactor Dspos. No M Faioa ttee Gun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

Gg- Dr.. Bucu.Sss, celebrated for his Neurology
cal researches and discoveries has consented to give
Lectures Association Louisville Ky his place Of resi-
denee. They win DO worth hearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

FIyy CurLynY-Compus,sg zoo different styfs -
the manufacture Of j. Rodgers Scat "a gssr
& Co with complete variety Of Sciss0rS. boct aaa -
hooks t,yerzers na nippers &c belonging 20 The toI
sal. by (mhl7 6t-od} G.sAUNDERS, lts bfo'""'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

~ Money 90 Loan ut sess-forh a1.rsry
saIJ,s-O. NEW AND szcssp-HAsp yEHIcLEs %
c.Hai.e gvrps: are respectfully ,ciie.tr e
their work early. rs sales have ALREADY eo1'''
PTBLic SALES sfCsniagss. Hsr.ea saedisiy'
ss Svsry Sfon,iay eommeacng IL u eoea -, r,o,,ay.
ni5 zt-f2l GEo ". Bill rs. fr.pfe.o'' 80
- rT,1onfxts Rally .s-An adyoamsa sssesg - =
tbs Acaf,on vii be bed Ssonnl Hal O. Mcna reel
n,,, yarrh IIb Ii5, att O'clock precisely bussesf r
vii be lad seorx neetns ~ ofIsr q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

The four towns which elected Loca-Foco and
Abolition Supervisors, says the Batavia Advocate,
are all Wing but one-Danen Alexander, lost by
me vote whole Wing ticket elected excepting Su-
p.risor. Bethany, we believe whole ticket eieet-
ed but Supervisor, he was beaten by gHiit In our
ranks and many of the Loco-f ecos vo,ins Adolf
t;oo. Osk6,Id is Wing, but our people split up
there, and the Supervisor was defeated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
sub.crIutIon, received to the Weekly

~ Go TO tho American Museum tb, evening; n You
would enjoy fun of the richest kind Vaeatre, Wes'efh
al n,Esr ofe IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
sYb,cr,pt,on, to thc Daily Tribune,

Not including any received ia the City Of Ssw.f"H'
[Tbe ca.hin all cases accompanying The oFder'l
SATURDAY. March IS.
Mobile. Ala........... llNewbursh, n. Y...,.....l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

popr.p,, s,,.y,,c CA.rs-Of ti.e most compact form
containing all that requisite for The tolit fscisans - n,
alic tablet Strip for Sharpening and keciHg ndn.y
most perfect order, By q. sAGNDEoo,i 70 D'''--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

~ Mr. CoLTos's free entertainment this aftsrnoon at
Clinton Hall commences III . O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

FRoM PoRr Az PRINCE BY the brig Hayti, Capt.
Cuts. that the country remains perfectly quiet,
and that the President taken up his residence ST.
Marks The T. S sloop vandaila j. $. Chauneey,
Commander. arrived there Feb. 23d and viii probably
main until after the first of April Officers and ali
well Mr. j. C. Luther. L. s Consul At Port Prince,
came home passenger in the Hayti.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

METHODIST SABBATH School CONVENTIONAL
Convention the friends OF Sabbath Schools in the
thodst denomination held in the Light Street Church,
Baltimore, Thursday evening last. Bishop JAMES was
III the chair and Rev. Isaac p Cook acted Secretary
Bishop JAMES Rev. D. E. KDDER OF New York. and 9TH
crs addressed the meetiys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

to ]. j. finley has been elected Mayor OF
Memphis Mississippi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

Town ELECTIONS IN BURLyaroS.-At the town.
shpeection in Burlington, NJ. last week the Wings
swept the County, carrying many officers which
last Spring they lost. Last year, the Board OF
Freeholders was divided equally. This year the
Wings have 10 and the Loce-Focos ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

RHODE Is1AND-The Dorr party held their Con-
vention last week and resolved TO so into the Elec
ton this Spring upon the sole issue of the uncon
ditionai liberation Of their ncarcerated leader
They nominated for Governor, CHARLES JACKSON,
Esq.-a H'hig, TITS was done in the hope of d.
viding the Law and Order party, portion of whom
are understood TO be in favor Of DORIS liberation
The Providence Journal speaks thus Of the nomi-
nation of MIR. Jackson:
weregre exceedingly that Mr.. Jackson should accept,
if he has accepted the nomination for Governor We re-
greet that gentleman of his distinguished ability for
whom. personally entertain high regard, should
throw himself away in where he is certain OF
feat. aud where would lead only 10 disgrace;
but if he chooses his position at the head OF the
Dorrte Party he must expect be held 10 it,
He cannot plead the prominent position which he has
cupel in the Whg party and In the Law and Order party
-he cannot plead any conservative views which he may
personally enteranbc must be estimated by The party
which he stands forth the representative and that party
the D0rfite party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

News FROM SANTA Fk.-The Independence
issour ESpcsitor, OF the Isl notices the arrival .hr
gentlemen from Santa Fe, safe but arnons
journey the plains via Bents fort They lon S.
Mexico early in January Thenews they bring is mite
ing the mercantile community. Up the date OF sher
departure, everything quiet in New Mexico the civil
and military ccnmandant Of thai province General Mari
Martinez holding aioof from any participation in tho
revolution doubt waiting declare for which par
" (Sania Ana the Congress- might obtain the upper
hand.
The only internal disturbance feared In New Mexico,
the Yue Indians in revenge for the massacre Of their head
men at Santa Fe in August last. The whole province was
kept in constant alarm by their depredatons and They
threatened an attack Santa Fe itself They have taken
the fort of Antoine RobdoaS the Wnac and killed the
traders and hands found in 1t.
Mr.. Albert Speyrc, who took out twenty-five wagons
from this place III September last, suffered from severe
weather in November between the Arkans and The Gina
rome during the continuance Of which he lost hundred
and y his mules. He finally arrived in Sata 70 the
latter end VI December.
There was much sickness among the companies shat
went oct last Two deaths occurred among the
Americans in Santa Fc. James Peebly residence no,
knewn who with Wetherci, and George Keeier
OF Jackson county, who wen: with Dr.. Connolly Al
the Americans in Santa Fe were well.
lSt. Louis Ecpub 9Th Inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

o. The Morning Netcs says that 'fhc rnihess
Wing manufactures" ran Mr.. Parmener of Mass.
out of Congress. Bash! Mr.. Parmenter is a man,,-
tact,ue himself, and goes as strong for Protection as
any body. He voted for the Tariff Of 1912, even
UiM Distribution. But he was careful not TO vote
for Texas till he had been run out and then he did
it, while his colleague, Williams, whose election
is still depending, voted Nay A tricky world this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

CHARGE OF EMBEZzLEMENT.--The Loco-Foco
General Tax Collector Of Buffalo, who only received bis a
poinment last Tuesday Is under indictment for emsezze
He has cecaed in procuring bail in the amount
$780, and Il he whether he win be equal
~ successful In finding suretes The amount Of $4,000
for the hoiest fnlaIrnrnt Of his Official duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

LATE FRos NE1Ico-By the arrival of the brig
Leopold 0'DouIeA, we have Vera Cruz DATES Up 10
the Isl inst Santa Ana ~as sui IN PRISON at Pc
rote, so thar the news by way of Can,peachy, that
he had been taken 10 the city OF Mexico, turns out
10 Be Incorrect Generals Bassedre and Canalzo,
Santa AIia's principal minions, have been removed
TO the fortress of Cbapuliepec.
The Texas question Is still ssitased N many OF
the Mexican pagers, the editors appearing 70 op-
pose The right Of the United States 10 annex thai
Country as strongly as ever.
Every thing was quiet IN Mexico, al least upon
the surface, the papers discussing little else than
purely local subjects The leading editors appear
To be anxious for The Interests OF The cotton manu-
lecturers, aud warmly recommend that the heavy
dunes on the raw material may be leSssned 10 a
aesree that viii advance that branch OF the national
In single number of e. Sieio, we see solid
aiagls OF eight long columns in favor OF The liberty
Z. ue Press, the editor handling the subject with
sleal a9iliiy. He has always been hberaliS;, and
Santa Ana.
+ We co. not see line in any Of our Mexican ex-
changes in relation 10 the trial of santa Ana. Il
has been stated that the Grand Jury for that pur
pose was to convene on the 9th al. bnt Il any nr
gress has been made, the proceedings DO NOT apnear
IN any OF the papers. IN. o. Pic. March 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17


The ffoulishing village of Mohawk, situated in
the heart of the very den of Loco-Focoisn in this
County, has for the first time elected Wing Charter
Officers -by handsome majority
CHAUTAUoUE co.
Last year, eighteen Wing out of twenty-four
Now eighteen or trccnty Wing. Ripley lost by one
majority, and two or three others by lew votes on
localissues. The Wing towns generally give large
large majorities The general result shows an i'm
provement from last year.
CLINTON co.
We have stated the resul,6 towns toll The trae
result is ape Supervisors of each party Last year,
ninc Loco to ono Wing. Not bad.
FRANKLIN co.
Wing. Loe0. Leo.
Bangor. Belmont Fort Covingtcn,
brandon, Bombay, Franklin,
Constable, Burke, harfiesto"n,
Duane, ChateauSay, noHa-'.
Mnone-5. Dickinson ne" es1Vine-l-
This is the same as last year, and not as we'll as
il should have been. Three or four towns were
thrown away by the Wings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

Topy.po.-We learn from the Courier Of las,
evening that on Tuesday tornado swep. the
uauatlon OF Cen Lewis, about Elk miles from Madison
VILE which its violence tore up trees thee feet in diane
ter Il lasted about minutes and killed the
Of the plantation and negro gil who had taken shelter
under d Backyard shed. y. o. Pic. March 6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17

The cash N oil cdses GecomodHpfa
SsrrRpAY. March Is.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

HAY-sma parcels arriving oi which sales rom "ha'i al 95rTsi per 100 lbs for north fiver, .t
 LARD-Receips still light ahd good quaty scaffe-se' siag ih fetai! luts Ht si4 Ga ss4c ,,
 i1Nr-Thp arrivals continue to be from New orlehns' inc expense attending hrh places the article s" hgh
 here int builders buy only retail they are c"ei cd Al fair prices moderate demand would prevail H cargo from Ihoma ton shortly expected.
 LuMLER-A light demand for sawed al stead} Plees , ssd 10 al mills for assorted cargoes selections anu quality, etc. Sl2IDl4 Pipe slaves of good qlaila, | full size would meet with fair request at this % - white luak of 56 inches in length, wide and lhc G
 thin edge worth from S25D30 per l20O small sa,'es & 1 long 3s G wide and si d)l thick, rated nno t i t range ofmHrke may be given at Sl5 to s3O put '"e ~ ror descripun are slow sale. ,. , .tout old
 MoLAasEs-lair arrivals and dnli market a' "p' w prces-la6132c. In ls bbls 35c ,., e,ix
 poRK-Ihe request is still quite triiiing "itl e ia s,nl all mess holders of which are rather taSlet lh their Tttes this week-say Sl4A@li3 per Dbl.
 RfrE-lith moderately fair supply, and IlshiIeques' fr rity consumption prices remain steady at 4d47ac
 SrgAR-No change 10 note; the market IS eNcessNely dull with good supply, which holders are desfons oi reducing few parcels occasionally worked on at auc lion from 5sl to 6s4 C.. which the extremes oliharket the latter for strictly choice ,,. ,
 SALT One small cargo Liverpool arrived during week and still aoat But lile enquiry exists the only sales reported being few hundred bags from the Whai at Si Stock in warehouse large-held we believe at Sl'lO.
 WuisKKy-Prices are reduced lsc. per gai"n-say Fl G2lsc for rectified with yer! ghtenqury falr re- ceipts and good supply.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26
Grocery, PrOdnct and Provision Market.


 GEEERAt RLMARks.-Our market remained upto yea tcray in the same nanate reported in the pre- crding week. scarce motion apparent indicative Of the presence o demand for uny description goods The ar igt before last Of large number pass from the interior induced the h.pee yesterday amongst ucHlers thai improvement would ensne in blsne ihe close of the week. The nycfs still all in good der but with tho continuance Of the present dry weather. cannot be expected to remain long imports Of cha ldze fair and considerably exceeding the outgougs In prices ind but little variation during the week. in few western articles the tendency has been dOwnward The weather has been cool al nights and exceedingly hot and dry during the day. Rain is much Leeded with us and unless very visited with it, vegetation will be seriously injured BAGGtNa AND RoPs-1he receipts in this line have been large for the We find business lu report and quote the market nominay last week. Kentucky begging l2dDl2l and l3(D 31sc. and rope l4GOj4 Gl96ixc. respectively, for cash and credit.
 bkcOSNo demand except for small parcels for city sumptJnstock in the meantime being fair for tle SeasOn II lders uf qualities less firm and generally, o ta Ihe market is fraction easier in sides and ,h uldeTs and accordingly quote hams to He extremes ff different qualities; sides 7fD7& and 7 O7]@ for clear shoulders 5fD514e.
 CnggsE--Sumly hght-s lot Of western iD box sells in small parcels al 9 !Cis cents, and northern G small boses I31se.
 CoFFsE-fhe msrset very quiet, with moderate sup ply Rio offered al Fac. and time interest added. FLoURA rivals continue large and the market dull. i,h slight decline-Ohio this week Si35Di 45 per bbl RLll supply.
 qutos, and prices heavy We quote at i3 10 45 cents CT ba,hcl. oas nominal at 3s(64oc.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

MT. Benjamin F. Brenner, a ge"tleman about fifty years of age, fplmery of lhe firm of fIeyer' Br, inner X Burdeti, Erocers but recently broker in N all sire l. has ben missing since Thursday 9th inst On that day he stated to Mrs B. lhat he WAS going to Albany important business. The cap- lam uf " teaner fnr 4 I'any recotcts that he WAS on board when sEe Jeff New Yn,k that afternoon, and took state room in company with Il gentleman uho was on his way to Gaena, and who has been written but of course not heard from as yet. MT R did not a' rive at Albany, nor has any trace oi him been found beyond what we have stated. fis affairs have on examination bcen found in order, and nothing can l. though of which shuuld have lnduc ed q voluntary disappearance The painful arpre hpnsnn is iherefnre Jeff lhe minds of Mir. Brenl- ner's family and friends, that by some accident he must have been precphaled from the boat during the night IN. |. sur. of Com.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26
Review of the Mobile Market.

From Price Current of Saturday.
 COTTON-The receipts since this day week amount to 1851 bales including 25s from Texas. The experts in period sum up 3J hAGs reducing stock hand and ship cleared 4S3 bales-agans 4S 432 bales same time last year. Receipts by wagons this week lu4 bales.
 In last weekly review the stock uEsold was estima led only l4f1 lj00 bales and remarked, this limit ed supply being chiefly held by few hUues full prices and q rn market prevailed On Saturday disposition Was evinced the part of buyers operate freely which beng in part by holders sales reached To about 35O bales 'trady prices principally English tLe ba tnce France and the hnhe markets. Monday open ed qct md sirr prices being denanded buyers confined themselves to the purchase ut 5OU baes pc sious terms. Tuesday and Wednesday were character ilcd by inani ion, not sBW bales chan ginr h md both day. On Thursday increased quest prevailed, sale, beime lde close reaching fuy iJO0 bales thirds of il broker. lesterday the enuliry again slHcked of, and the termination O enquiries could learn sales of exceeding 3ld 400 bales.
 We report the weeks business al 800 bales and cont nlie pru, quoaliOnshe market closing quiet but firm Tne stock remaining unsold at the close Of the week is estimated at between 9 10 600 bales the lIrg sr proportion of which nIldng qualiIy. Texas crop of 25- bales is the mIrket chasing mdding 10 mid ding fair, held hear, at 5i4c. This is the eond lrgu from Texas this the prev ous one (I6O baes) being subsequently, reshPIed to Liverpool
 on The quality compares tavoraby with Mobile cotton Of similar classification.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26
nparison @ ofForeiga Exports ofCotton from the U.

EXCHANGE-The upward tendency noticed in dOnes- tic bills this day week has since continued effect rates which are advanced i per cent except for sight, eq which permit last weeks figures III nlenarking howeyer, ihat the Bank yesterday ad- vanccd the rate New York checks to R per prem, aud lhe probability is that outdoor drawers will exact the sane rae lo-ay The demand Is only moderate, though rather ling the supply In foreign transacuhs have been limited previous seHdy. State noie5 have i'm pravei abaul E per and firin it only "a Der d,cGnithe nearest appreciation to pr since Decemher la43, when it stood fr few days a t-GD2 discount The supply of notes limited The seks re cap of specie amount 10 S22 336previousy Sl 24b7 Ioal reported for Sll44a03 See table for rates
 FREICHTS-A moderately fair degree of activity, in view of the has characterized th foreign freight market since last notice. On Saturday small ship for Liverpool received al engagement at 716d since when
 noter has been taken up l3 3sd which is now cUnsi hered the rate A fr. and Am bark have been taken
 IlIavrc |. 1c, and ship has been put up for port in
 o..l of Europe, rate not known Cua>wise ship start fy in the week for New York is engaged full Sls par bale at which brk for Providence has aisU Il led up during week, with the coasng vessels ore Vnuiy berth. Two three 7choones loading for north and eastern ports in which the rates pre- vail. Sp brig arrived during week, up for IIayuna- . shp. bark and brig arrived since last and ships rks and brigs cleared. Aggregate of tonnage in ,r exclusive of schooners etc, l2dIi tons Stock of r1loa 3+e3 bues. Same lime last year eighis lii VerJool 1-lGd; lInvre l5-l6c; Goa astwise $2.