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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

-Uy,rrp STATES Hgl1.-1t viii be seen, by an
advertisement IN tins paper, tina, this well known
establishment has been leased by ,ir. II. JOHNSON,
gentleman who has had much experience in his
business. and who has made very material rcine-
ton from The prices usually charged al orr public
houses. TaseieIs aud o.hern w,ll know how 10
appreciate this liberal proposal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
c.orar cALENnAR-TuIs nAY.

SUPERIOR CorRr-Nns a. 10, -, II, 70, 81, % s.,
90, "A, ST., :, 8 s, 81, 81, 81 50.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. :, D. 90, l0l lUJ, l2J,
81 10 IL H. o. - Part Nos 81, 10 t, ~ H. ld, 81,
- 49, a. sc, &c, 90, 81, "a.
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Nrw.YoRx Cattle M.sxrr-rcS, 10.

AT Market Beef cs,tle; &C Cows and caives ana )
400 Sheep.
Prees-Beef Cattle, owing TO the storm, the ohefips'
were little reduced, and last weeks rates ob'sies
easily. We continue to quote IS 65p for prime u
failing quaIitirs, with a few extra ct 100
sef'ops and Caiyes-Al sold al IA -. a..
Sl,erp ard Lambs Brisk at , D s., o. as in guanH.
Eay-A good supply a, So Oh per cwt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

GO The bid before tie Legislature Of this State
IN relation to the New-York aud Ere Railroad,
VIII, it is confidently stated, be passed This will
Prove OF great advantage TO The interests of The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

Co. Col BESrox's bill to see about the Aune4a
ton OF Texas does not seem to be relished by tn,
Calhoun, Tyler and Rynders journals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
The comparative weekly receipts OF The years Ii
49,, lax n tho n,,,eIt date hay, been Us follows:
~, $, 4o5 os7 50 81, 49,, 5s3 81

III.
rha, astonishinsy acute paper the Herald, has er
p ,ined vcry cearywly the value of the domestic ner
chandisc exported January, lei5 was less than the
value eypo,t ted in January ls44 Itsays:
".rb,s 6mjmtou in the aggregate vnIuc has leen
cau.,d b. Tic reduced prices AMI by the f,duceu guam
liiy exported"
How shrawd
The Herald also says:
wt matters little what the invoice value ct the tor.
.gn manufactures iuro:ted in this un,Iy, may be,
tic value realized Tor them in markets. regulates our
indebtedness and settles the amount 10 Dc charged
against US.
We suspect our importers who have had their orders
filled bv the Bri,. manufacturers find that the invoice
value has something to do with on indebtedness, hui
if an arrangement has en- made with the nannactur
cs bv which tic anloun, realized i'll our market settles
the amount 10 be charged against Us, onr importers
.,oui b. very much Obliged 10 the Herald for making
pblic especia y in losing years. Certainly Inc Herald
office should publish volume two on Political Econ
omy.
The following officers Of the Public Stock Exchange
l,aye been elected SciXasNahan, President; William
Borrowe Vice President; William H. Hays, Treasurer
Solomon J. Joscph, Sec etaty.
There was an error in the Wcsc.n Railroad receipts
as published yesterday We give them below correctly
Receipts for week en!ns February:
Passengers ...-.-3 J+1 J'loo
Freight ..I4oi oiso
Toal. ~ So95l
Excess in is45. 8, 79s
We learn that there is strong impression prevailing
in baltimore that the Iee saturc will net adjourn with
out providing some means for The payment OF The inter.
est on the public debt.
Value of Exports from the por, Of Boston 10 foreign
ports during The week ending Friday, Feb i, lsio-
Foreign Products.
In American vessels ....'..'''.....'' '.' sli:to
In British .................-l.,'4@
Total - Sti"Ss
Domestic Products.
| In AmcriC all Vessels. S!Ib.i
| In British ................'"-lof1
Total ..........------ aJ,ei
Total value rf exports .Stp IL
| Speeie-Exporcd during the week, 500
| Specie imported i'll same time. mona
! Whole nulnbc: of clearances, 9; American, !; Bht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

&C. The Ple6eiat. cautions ofiice-seekers agains,
rushing to Washington Immediately :" on Col.
Folks arrival. We believe the Pleb-ian himself
is there already.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

&C. The report Of the death of Judge Gore, Of
New Hampshire, published by us yesterday, is con.
irsdicfed ty the Boston Post,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

ls1- There was grea, Burns Celebration a, Ia.
rifiville. Conn the 9th OF January, about eighty
gentlemen being present. 1t was in every respect
singing festival, less than tteenty songs having
heen sung
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

Texas QUESTION IN VIEG1yIA-The two Houses
of the Virginia Legislature have not yet agreed on
this subject. a Joint Committee of Conference
was appointed. on Friday. with view to setting
differences The Richmond Wing says:
GIVE anticipate NO COMPROMISE oS THE sURjrcr-
The Uou.c cannot give inch. without yielding Tie
whole cue .lion which IS full and uncondiona ad
mi sion OF the POWER OF CoSGREss TO AMEN PoREIGS
ST,rr ny JoIST REsoLUTIoS-Bn absurdy, the disco
very of which seems to have been reserved Tor this
of po!irical empyncism and folly
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For Commercial and Money Matters, see LIS. Ps-o,
SALES At THE srccx ExcBAser-Ieb 10.
rustic srock ExcuAses-f'cb. 10.
sscoSD soAkp.


s;-css continue very bu ,yau to-day, aid the SAILS
were rye. Speculation has recommended with NV
visor after the tcper OF the last few nlonths Thee
was General advance in the fsicics, in which desenp
ion p,cu.arion appears to tun. Al she second bO'r,
there was decline IN ecn,on, which has been apd.y
advancing fof the last few drys, bat other descriptions
advanced ~
Exchange is rot active, btte'e Is COT siderable n'r
ness IN prices The demand is fair, AMI Sterling 2;
lUI Francs ) -&.
F,eisls are dull There Is bu, little Gotten offering;
Heavy f:ei:ht however, is osc plenty, aii when Il:
streets arc pasSabe there ", be more activity The
rate for Cotton is romt ally d for square TO LVe'p'S
The receipts al the Custom House last week WI.
small the Storm preventing the arrival oil vessels The
imports in January were larger than we hoped 10 rec
them. and larger we tipk than The County needs
should tho spottatious Of February aid March &c pro
horizontally large January, there must heavy losses
in ;mporsd goods To sustained by sono one The re-
CENTS for the week ending eth Feb WIS ohy II e0.
Previously this ear ii'-o''Se q
Las wear 10 9Th week -'4''"- -
Decrease in l54J....... ....S'c-'o' 70
The comparative week y receipts OF the Years ieh
and Isa5 10 the present date have been rs follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

&C. WRESTLING. Va. has just elected Wing OH
cers-,he first time tina, party lines have been
drawn in Municipal contest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

Co LANCASTER, CITY Pa. has chosen LEGO Off
Gers, as usual. The County ,ells iitieren, story
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

e5. BY Letter from Washington. we understand
that The nomieaton OF Mr. Dayton. as Collector a,
Sag HaIbor, wsls rriee.ed on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

MSEMorEcrNY IN BoSToN.-We had been watch
ing for some days the motions Of an anonymous adj
vertiser, who was advertising in Boston some Lee
lures in illustration of Prof. Gouraud's System Of
Mnemotechny His advertisements were written
| in such way as 10 give the impression that the
Lectures were TO be delivered by Prof Cf. himself,
or at any rate by some chosen and trusted expound-
er of his System; and il was probably owing 10 the
prevalence of this conviction that not one Of the
Boston papers, The Times excepted, cautioned the
public against this attempt at imposturc particularly
when the Boston Advertiser announced the Pro-
lessor as about 10 visit Boston. A letter from that
city received yesterday informs us that this anony-
nous Lecturer, "who requested of his thin audi
ence not to make his name known" is one Of the
most unscrupulous and implacabe enemies of Prof
G.. and decriers Of his SYSTEM In strictly bust
ness point of view, it was doubtless well for him TO
conceal his name but we ask every fair man to
Judge whether this was honest. Prof. Gouraud will
himself be in Boston tomorrow. prepared TO eluc-
date and defend his System, and we trust the Pco-
pie Of that enlightened city will perceive the justice
of hearing hin, firs and then (if they see fly his
detractors. 1t can be OF little interest to them to
listen to Lecture merely defamatory OF man
they have not heard and disraraging 10 System
which has never yet solicited their favor.
We rejoice tina, Prof. Gouraud's work, setting
forth the Principles of his System, will soon be pub
shed, (the last page being sereotyped to-day,l sc
that the public will directly have the means Of judg
ing as to the merits of his System and The justice
his chains as an author We shall gladly hail the
day when the matter is taken out Of the pale o
newspaper controversy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

Marrow EscAFr:-We. learn from our Express
messenger, that as the feur-boat which brought,
the Southern mad from Jersey City last nigh, was
etiecting her sndipg on thus side. owing to the In
suisicieney OF the gh; on the pier, passenger mis-
took his way and fcli overheard, and was with
great difficulty saved from drowning. Why VIII
The Ferry Company leopard the lives Of passengers
in tbs nlannrrfl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

u In the Senate of Ohio, on the ID inst:' the
bill authorising persons OF color to testify III
courts of Justice, was ordered to be engrossed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
NEw BEDyosp On M.KArr, Feb. 3, lsi5.

Speym-The active d.man nd noticed in our last nai
continued through the past week, without any ,,
alteration in price. The saes 100 ttls al raj
made rub ic: IeDbs head mat afo on pri stsies,x
Waais-The nrarke, continues inactive, Win iu 4
sales Of leo bb.s n w Coast al 81; am! ~" o'''
&c yer gallon, cash. ,,;vsle
terms and Ia ego lbs South Sea- IL 314c cash OF
:rr however altirds 10 creren of the pfe'eh' s''S
he market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

this kind. Tom evaporates between two days;
Dick takes to drink for living and foggiDg MS
wife for Home Industry, while Harry has nothing
now, but will pay when he gets ready. All the
goods Dough, by these worthless must be paid fol
by the Woodworking farmers and mechanics
around them TIE mcrchen, can't clifford to give
them away, but riaist charge enough for ms goods
to cover the loss on bad customers. Rather
bad SYSTEM this, for those who pay.
Let the man of money lend at moderate in's',
est, on good security, to the industrious anu
thrifty who ueed It; lie. the man Of large properly
sell off farm or lot to any ono who VIII give
a fair price and improve upon II, even Trough NC
cannot pay fnrthiny at present but Inc ihs'es''
a mortgage on the land viii be ample Secu'S'
and the prompt payment Of the interest VIII ai'-
swer every purpose. This is the ofedit Ss,'"'I
credi. nv those who have to those VINO neeo' anu
creai, i,sed on definite agreement to pay and
.oc,.r;,,. oive,. But mercantile credit is almost
un;forroIy l,osc and insecure he who gives it is
often arite as needy as those who ask it; and it
!. inevitably attended by high charges. 1t were
be, tier that the farmer should mortgage his pro.
pertv and pay twelve per cent. interest for money
TO paw for his goods, than run in debt for them at
the stores.
Shall not this matter be considered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

~. TIE METALLIC TABLET sTROP, invested s.. y
SIrSpEEs has been in extensive use for the h,S. ns-
re years Certificates OF So superiority from lns Of
Ing seientac gentlemen, are at present in 'he
the inventor. 49,, c,,, jams
Tallmadce President OF the American nslu'
MiIliken Cutler to the Royal Navy, "t sas' JIf5as
Mandatory, l65 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

10 The BRIeAND-A Romance, BY G. P K.
JAMES, is just issued by Farmer & Dasgers, 80 Ann
street We have ceased 10 keep the run OF Mr.
JaInes's productions, but they were very good when
we had time TO read them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

~ Dr. SrouS's REMEDY for Sick Headace-This plea
beverage Is sold II courtldt ST. with full directions
the low price Of 30 cents 81 per bottle, and is
certain and pcrn for bilious Sick
Headache, relieving almost Immediately the most violent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

REMEMBER that this is the last week OF g Bunker
UiIT and the Sloyin. Panoranlas a, the 1Me1cd Nd
stunt and You have them, take our advice ara
drop in III on them his evening They form decidedly
the best entertainment to DC met Win Ill Tue cry, aio
arc attracting the attention OF thousands. Madame
Etng too leaves lis, next week, TO regret te 1888 o.
her mellow cadenecs. The Westerns orspg outas' ana
Lady Petrougist complete the bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

icS- .iMos LAWRENCE, Esq. OF Boston, has re-
Gently made another donation of Ten thousand dol
lars Tor the heneii, OF Williams College, through
the Rev. President HOPKINS. This makes twenty
thousand dollars given within the past year for the
same institution, and all without any reques. or So
hcitaiioa on behalf Of The friends o! The College
[Boston Tribune.
PAINFUL. ACCIDENT ox TIE RAu.EoAp.-We learn
from MT Foo,c. Superintendent, Of the Norwich
and Worcester Railroad, tina, bad, and, i, IS sp.
pretended, fatal accident occurred on the road
above Dayville yesterday
10 forcing passage ihroosl. the saow-drifts. at
certain point, a; The moment OF The trains rush.
ing forward with the accumulated force of three
powerful engines, the axle of the snow-plow gave
way, the plow was thrown backward and fell upon
Mr. Rice, crushing his leg up 10 the middle OF his
thigh, IN the most shocking manner. He, with
three others, was standing on the plough at the
moment of the accident !, IS barely possible he
may survive the injury, though II is no: probable.
Norwich Courier, THURSDAY.
RA,IIeAD AccrrEST.--on MONDAY rnornae. Ms
the freight train was on rs way down. when absu,
half sn;e below the village, OWING 10 some de-
feet in the track, three OF four cars ia the middle
Of the rrsia were throws of, and drawn aiong fi,r
some distance, tearing up the track Us they went,
and smashing some OF the cars INTO atoms No one
was injured. (Great Darlington tMass} Cour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

are '''e piiu' 'i" "'' NUM-. " ''V'''A u '--'O''
r., Da,.,., AIrss.rr -, Mr. uc,r.pn,
WV. Sf'e'' --99 " 1910 ~
MlSsIoN-Ihe Governor OF Massachusetts sent
into ,b. Jnuso of Representatives IN Mon
,,
day last, Alr. Hubbard report containing an expo
s;tion of his nroceedinrs in Iouisiana accomDa-
=, i, IT.
med Win message Ai'et stating iiie result VI
Mr. Hubbard's mission, he concludes the message
a., e. ,,,,.,,, ,,.,,,.
III 'iie ioho"lis h'dahet
An attempt Is made TO justii, The legislation oil those
Mates oil the erou oi It's hcceSS!'! Us uoiestc ponce
regulation.
In the OF Priss rs. the Commonwealth OF Penn
slyana before the Supreme Court OF the United States
Which case involved the rGht o Stare 10 pass laws IN
relation to fugitive slaves claimed by Their masters the
police regulations declared that such police regulations,
rr never &c 70 ". cf ro cue
the Constitution OF the United States
did not refuse obedience to the decree Q,
and void
thc Judgment in that case was just can the police laws
a snG Mmr,,o Of r,;scn ~ ,hc ycrn Wv State
secured 10 them by the Constitution the United
eau The police laws OF one state seIs upon citizen OF
cress Regulating commerce amohs the several states"
and without the allegation OF crime eonsgn him TO pri-
son. aia ~ ot'er Gaes ecu lli mo Perpetual SLAYER! =:
nie a1v sa''. IT, 80 w., ',' ',' gu ~ pu's1e e.,
Iwad S,a,s c.ncd nv I,t,. " .,"bn"ot,s - hs
cru.c nv and sacrificed 10 the police laws of South Caro
IA and louisiana while the police Laws OF the commons
wealth OF Pcnusy yield to the constitutional
right Of citizen OF Maryland or Virginia 10 reclaim his u-
gt;ive slave Rather let the same Just ant equal inle he
EXTENDED 10 al inc members o. ms eohseaey. e inc
tights OF The czrils Oh every Satc oe ahe re"d'd ana
Pro.ee,ed ana .e ive lessoa VI cscfy sac DC ke
80, -, ,n ,n;,si s,s,S Far he ,nn,,cst,cn If ,bi
onshlc and NECESSARY prncpe Nsssachusctt, contends
n, ;be question, now nSita.ng between her citizens and
the states Of South Carolina and louisiana When she
shall maintain that principle by every constitu-
onai means within her rover, she VIII be unworthy the
position which she now hrll, alnons ler sister states:
lac paper p: w. iiaooI ...s Is.'. . y, me ,nc
X - ~, c sonrahI Unns 70
','' 49, ''N-' = =, -
DISCOURSE o. BLExSEHHassE7r AND MS coNSEc-
rioN VIM brrH.--OHios 10 'he Storm OF tuesday
ais, his interesting Discourse was postponed until
next Wednesday night, when 1t VIII come OH at the
Society Library The intrisues OF BUR- with the
Spanish Minister to The United States, Yrze, hare
caused u,any unsatisfactory sur,nises. The foow.
da, which bears on these intrgues, we have been
permitted to extract:
This evening De Pes;re spen, an hour with me,
| Germs with Burr He gave me description of the
manners and character OF fruzo who Is recon;
~. ~ -, ' ~ th ~ ms IN sae OF oil
This Minister is iaccordior TO d. P.stre, nortr;,
OF him) shrewd politician, who pierced :he cob
Ten ISSUE t o. 1uit in,isaes "l.h MN a. single
sed in Kentucky, last October with special mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

BEAUTIFUL HAIE-Every lady and gentlemen who wish
have and bean ul hair free from dandrin, should
use the Balm OF Columbia. It stimulates the Of the
hair and eacltes growth, and hardly ever fails TO
store upon persons who have been bald for years. be.
sides always gives the hair beauty and lustrc
iassctl Sold Ut Il COurtlaI.dt st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

SUPREME CoCRr or TIE U. SIN the case Of Sami
Thurlow, p-in,iit in error vs. the Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts, the Court beng divided on the ques ion
as TO the uncosti,utionality of the Mass. License laws
delivered no opinion, bu, directed Saturday, that the
case be continued 10 the reyt term.
5,3- The two Houses Of the Legislature will 20 into
Joint Meeting for the choice OF u :. Sena
tor State Treasurer Kecperand Inspectors Of the State
Prison Librarian, and presume, Judge OF the Court
of Common Pleas for each county. At informal
meeting OF the Wing members, Hon. VIZ. l.. DAYTON,
the present Senator, was unanimously nominated for
reelection. No other name was mentioned.
Newark Aiv. OF Yesterday.
SrIpwREcK-The schooner Gertrude, Capt. WEIGH,
from Savannah, bound TO Philadelphia, will, caiga oi
No asses was driven ashore about forty miles to the
Norihwaid oil this port Tuesday morning. The crew
succeeded in reaching the shore, saving nothing bu,
what they stood IN
When within 20O yards from The shore, the boat il,
winch they capszed. but by the surf 'oln.
on the beach, they all enabled 10 reach tie shore
IN safely. The vessel and cargo viii be total loss
When last seen, both masis had gone by the board
and she would no doubt, go TO pieces.
charleston Pat. 9TH Feb.
COTTON BURNr.-Thc steamboat Wave, from Yazoo yes.
teriay reports that the 2ith ult there three
ton sheds burned that place and that from to twelve
hundred bales destroyed, belonging principally t.
Planters. No insurance. ~ o. Pie :.9t ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
cosoNER,s OFFICE.

srcIpE-Bstaeen and o'clock this morning John
ksnker, ased about 80 years, a nativ: of Germang !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

h;- SHELTON F. LEAxE Of Albemarle is the reg
ular Polk candidate for Congress in the District
lately represented by Hon. William L. Goggln.-
Gen. William F. Gordon (once Whig) was a
competitor, but received few votes in Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

LATE FROM TExAs.-The steamship New York, Capt.
Wright arrived here late last night in forty hours from
Galveston.
aor Donaldson L. S. Charge to Texas came passenger
IN her.
our Galveston files are late TO the 18th instant
Dates from Washington Of the 18th instant also came TO
Gen. Hamilton, Judge Lonssrect and Col. Mccall were
IN Washington.
Hon John w. Smith, Senator in Congress from the
County OF Bexar died in Washington on the 18th inst.
An arrival at Galveston the 5th from Corpus Christi,
doe, not confirm the reported capture OF Santa Ana
The Texan Congress has passed bill 70 submit the Sc
lection site for the Capitol OF the Republic 10 tue peo-
pie in 1917. President Jones has approved it.
We DO not perceive that anything hats been done to-
wards rccoucng the misunderstanding between General
Green and President Jones
4 large Annexation Meeting has been held at san
Flipe.
The Galveston papers think that nothing will be done
with the Tariff this session of Congress.
The Camanche Indians we've not satisfied with the
boundary run By Texas in their conniry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

t. The Legislature of Virginia will adjou mon
the LIT inst
ne Mr.. Polk declines visiting Charleston on his
way to Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
To.DAYS OUTSIDE

TO-DAI'S OUTSIDE.
TpA Page.-Lctter OF cassIus N. Clay to the People
Kentucky; News Items.
.Last Paae-Commercisl and shipping Intelligence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

FROM SOUTH AMERICA.-By Mr.. Teofllo L. de
Koias arrived passenger the brig Nnbe from acay-
ra we have received the following intelligence of the state
of affairs in the Republic Oh the 9Th January.
The legislative bodies 10 meet on the goth OF Jn
The ostimportH question befcsc the Legislature
the election vcc-President among three candidates.
who had the largest Urbancs, Amanda and MaTigue
were the candidates. The first is conservative, much
esteemed by large party will probably be elected By
the legislature.
Mr. Ellis, L. s. Consul, was at Caracas, engaged in
forming friendly relations between the two countries
q Rec LIST -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

Total value nf exports .StV,i@
Speeie-ExporIcd during the week, 500
Specie imported i'll same time. mona
Whole nulnbc: of cearances, 9; American, /; Bnt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

FRoM SouTu AMERlci.-The Buenos Ayres brl-
fish packet of The 3ph, has been received. VIII
liam Brent has been recognized as Charge Aiiaires
of the United States near the court OF Brazil, The
Gaceta, the official paper of the Ruenos Ayres 60
vernment, contains review and condemnation OF
the proceedings of Commodore Voorhees,, IN the
Seizure of the Argentine Squadron. Nothing new
from Monte Nidco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

r. PILES In their form may be cured by the use
Of Hays Lnmeut. Why, ,en should many from
this distressing complaint. when the remedy Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

GA G. ABir.l, Consul Of the I nIied stats Us
for the Sandwich Islands, sailed yesterday III ''e
SHIN Toulon for Hawaii