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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

SOMETHING NEW uNDEA TIKI Srs."-A novelty, even
in ihIs book-maknz age hns just been brought under
notice work has been published for the express purposo
of 2icfag away This n errts appears In iheshape
Of neatly printed aud illustrated pamphlet and IS design
ed the yrtrcs the manifold beaiGyiug
pounds prepared by the celebrated chemist. Dr. f. FELIX
GoURicD 81 waker-stree The elrr Cd Doctor des-
c1tes tie eceienc.es his cosmetic. cvrreas
caao. ba; with auency and srace:une. Of dctlon that
prove him to be at with the pea as he Is with the
crucbe and the aeiabic. The pampbs. Is well worthy or
pefUs, and be procured gratis at the D5cors Depot
81 WaIker-..reet, near Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

= We have been struck by the mpGdoot ,ehond. pnb.
hed 10y recent advertisers ere. n6out Dacys PAIN ES
tractor Attempting induce the belief that the nrtce d by
jlnt well known house OF Comstock Co.. 81 Courundt-
street. not genuine.
The aguty If tdls the gross. well known that
this firm the :na md long line the only vendcfs
o the Ayc md that they have large Gunnry known
rue Hnd warranted so, under penalty of $lC0 which
they e at hfpuce, which probhty caused the attack, 81
inerRBi, who pat oil their tris consequence Wa
advise nl p:orure this only q Cournndi See Com
.tock & Co advertisement the outside Of this paper Gi
ces have obtained such uDbounded popularity. Al
lIt,ytL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

TIE w.kDES FAunY.-This company Of vocal
give concert this evening the Society LzsTy. As
they sung 4: The Concerts Of Ole BAH In Philadelphia the
fphie VIII naturally s. iai thes rer;s ea,ille ,hsn 70
! hes-trs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

Gy The Buckley Bieeksni;ih TTill lecture on
Temperance to-nigh, at Crcton Hall We advise
every body TO 90 and hear hir..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

BALnMoRE METHODIST CoNFEEENcE-The cor
respondent Of the Commcrc, Advertiser writes ,hat his
body has rcalrm,d It's decision in Tho Of Rev T. A.
Harding. His case. twill be remembered. before the
General Conference by appeal las, MAY sud caused mich
excitement the Baltimore Conference having suspended
Mr Harding for refusing to cmancrac his slaves. The
tcacya Conference approved the dec>1a and now the
Baltimore has rcanlrmedE L. The proposition
divide .he Church on aeeeant VI Slaysry lost las 80
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

WssrwAxD Hottie attention of those wishing
20 etnisrsie TO :h= West invited rctce meeting
70 be held Il crotcn Hal tomorrow evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

LET ALL HAgE t0CGHs AID C0Lps MEAD HIS
The importance Of early external stimuli cases
y cough cold catr throat and internal inflammation
0i ever descriptions bss long been understood aLd yet
h1s a attention has been devoted this clas Of eueda
gents ih4u other Bisters mustard cstapasms aHd
burgundy pch piesteEs the usual applications IN pulm0
nlsy diseases half century ag0 ard modrr until
very recently had scarcely m9dr addition The list
Among the Improvements upon tie old fashioned stiff rough,
semi adhesive pitch laS"fs. KSbPY INDIAN STRENCrHfN'
Plaster decidedly takes the lead and bids fair ECLIPSE
all com egn by It's extraordinary composed of
Gatc vegetable sum AID spic. and the nIcss Of Tusg't
auts VeIeciIy smooth and h surface,
fle,e aud adhesive IL appear, possess
ftoa ell r properties deailasle pyter OF this KIDD
aud Ia the highest Perfection. 10 The Complaints n-H0ned
above ad in affections of The spine the kidneys aHi liver,
also ia Isunatc It BE- used with great benefit TO
The suffered.
Nsdt a4d sold wholesale aad retail by p B. KNAPP his
Medicine Warehouse. No a52 iud.on-st door below
Siog,t <e'yi oTk. Ais for sale by Druggists gerenlly
Be- lu ask for EIap.s lnLian t-nsthring Pist-
ter, a9d -. tiat hts signature Is the back Of each
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

Tr.xAs The National En.clligeacer copies the
structures OF the Texan papers the subject OF An
nexation with this remark Our readers mus, re-
ceive different impression from the perusa! of
them than we do, if they can imagine any form OF
annexation whatever. that the United States could
possibly agree TO. which would be acceptable to.
or accepted by, the authors OF these commentaries
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
WITH HIS TEETH!

which Will dcvelopc his Hcrcuean strength.
The resalt of this extraordinary announcement
was that, long before the magic hour Of II, large
crowd ofmen and women-somc to ENJOY the joke,
but by far the greater part in sober earneslness-
assembled in front of the American Museum, gra-
dually extending by new accessions up Broadway
and the Bowery, for a considerable distance, and
numbering, nj the height Of the excitement, over
TWO thousand After great deal OF most exempla
ry patience and most wonderful wonderment, the
crowd began to smell the rat, and quietly walk of,
after another, each man 10 dispose of the very
big flea lie had IN his ear
Coming down from the Office of our friend Hitch
cock, OF the Museum, at whose expense this prac-
'ical Joke had been played, we Were beseechingly
,ccosted by y venerable old man, with locks Is
white as snow, with,
PRAY. Mister coa; you teme when the Clan; CON-
h'e DOWN."
We are almost certain tha, he is still at his post,
watching.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
Subscribers Received TO tho Weekly
Tribune.
tThs cash in all cases accompanying the order
Subscribers so the Daily Tribune.

Not including any received III the City ol YORK
{ The cash i,l all cases accompanying the order
MoNpaY, March q.
Newark Ohio u Danbury. Conn !
Priacrton y New bedford. Mass. !
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
Ry THIS MORNINGS MAIL,
Things In Washington.

Co''='' WA.Htxa1oS. MARTA q !ss5-
-l.y..s : now getting inIolerably dull, and /
- sbaII leave II Tomorrow or next day ne
sa,o-z ar. generally gone home, ana tie -ienf-
80 of me House have left long srce, EXCEPT those
-, ans .,DsctIng o!iice. understand mat aoou
s;,,v Members of the las; Congress have oeen' of
,-s ofT;cs-seskers This accounts Tor the neav!
vote on Texas. 1t Is Illuminating !hlns 20 sas ~
cot fear If Is 100 true that many o mem io!se'
ms ;hsir obligations 10 their Country ana neI IoE
stif,tion thorght they could hud refuge from me
pso1ies Indignation IN the sunshine OF Executive
favor ,be S,,--sv-
or Of the Port OF Baltimore H9naS S 80 os, bss a
her; removed, and that 2 Nj Cole lor Soel ,'aS
5sed APPOINTED IN his place. The cause Is SalH 70
- hat Llovd offered horse to Mr.. Polk a pres
~, asT foId vou in NV last letter, MF LioYo
denies that he offered any present II Is no' ior u.
. ssv which version Is correct MI LioSS Is o.
Ir5sln.u presume his successor Is Na''e
5ss-j calculation today. that there are about
1v. hndT-i office <-.kers now 10 this city II ,hlS
,,snsss followed th- usual rule of ,rade-the price
5e:rz governed by the proportion OF tre supply 70
the deTnaud-otfice seekers would &c reogceG 10 700
very los rate. There Is no demand ana la'Se
=uPplr. IN III.
week in the Collsctorshlp OF Boston. Either kan-
,ou or Morton Will be appointed in Place oil VIZ
Gen Mcneil, formerly Surveyor Of the Port OF
Boston. has been again appointed to thst ONCE IN
2lace OF Mr Grafton the present incumbent
There were sorle removals from the State De'
garment made Yesterday -Four at least, were re-
moved. and among them Arthur Fletcher, who L
nephew of Mr Webster, believe.
Alderman Purdy, hear, has not vet heq Ms
bond - Surveyor of New-York. ! oeLlsve he Is
no, satisfied, as he expected a higher effice. he
lupoIntjn- power feels rather angry with ann Tor
irving 10 srppant Van Ness by the plan he pursued
\; rh- Ward Meetings. II the bend Is not sooa
fled there vii probably De l!;tc difficulty 10 turn
ing him of with nothing
Ia the Treasury Department there have been some
movements among the Clerks. Among Others I'M
dersand that Mr. Secretary Bihb's son has been r.,
duced from a clerksmp of l,60O TO one OF Sl,ioo
Col Pitt eft Pennsylvania, has been appointed
confidential clerk under the Secretary OF State, IN
addition TO Mr. Huuey of the Harrisburg Union al
ready mentioned. =,
There are other renewals and appointments said
10 have been made but their correctness depends
on -unor. II is SAID that new consul ha. been
appointed TO Rio Janeiro that Mr. Sykes OF New
| Jersey. tEx-M c has been appointed Commls,
<ioner of Public Buildings; and that man named
Shields or Shle has been appointed Commissioner
of Public Lands
You will see some "groaAs in the Richmond
Enquirer Of Saturday last. over the state OF An
| uexation Il feels that Texas Is not vet annexed
| Let the Wings take courage. Texas has already
revoIutionlzed New Hampshire, defeating the
| Texas candidate. Make way Tor old Connecticut.
Yours RIcHEilEy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

(s- RcrERr OWEN viii deliver tee firs; of his
of Lectures st the Minerva Rooms Gate Concert
aaIIl 10 morrow everne. = .arsrtlseEnent.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
TIE SEASON IN ClNApA.-The ByjtiSk H-hig OF
the lS,h inst. saws

HE SEASON IN CANADA ne bFt!sSR ~ HtS OF
the lS,h inst. SAYS
SPRING opening in heSe dSSiues yvaudiloluen;iy
The hsrtor and b,y freed from ic;he -jver has b
dear fer time, Snd nothing preveutS navigation be-
tween lusjlton and Dceu>ous Landing, out want OF
something 20 carry an melting 10 cAry lin. The
scsl IS III advance ot U>h. waters rv.iy hu; The
sells Steamboats, and schoonsrs are bat prvparins
or 'heir summers wers, snd merchants and forwarcr>
aave not yet awakened ;fou their winters ieha-gy One
solitary steam host has visited ana TIA. from Toruno
sot even the w~ulG be wccawske GaNkce the .-atsad
New Yorker. has Vet been seel-so- he has been
cauSh; Mapping What lots OF noous eoald he have
been clear.
The WKtUHsR The coid was sharp enough
Tuesday night Thewaiav CEASED rnn in the street Be
ore dusk and yesterday oy,nc ,he cutters wer riaSs,
with thick ice We fear ;he peaches sse gone But We
say how This VIII * uRt have wa.sn weather
,Sa;n; meantime VII hops .oy the heS,.
Icia. Gaz. 2o,h March.
NAVIGATION OrsS lakes are now fairlv
clear of.cc and boats Ell ~ kinds have cacic or S-e
aeoas eoncncas. their regular ,s Tor the season. This
early opening o. The ake Trade. III connection with the
OF the usal combination. which has fallen through
This year. w:ll render freight and OF passengers ex
;remely low this Seas1n. lLapovtc Us.l Wig.
{sS- The channel Of Fox river has been opea for
Yrohssis that fso..
Navigation will probably Se resumed IL two weeks
Green Bay Repaalcan. March 4
e. The Laehine Canal is 10 be open on the Is,
MuRprR,-A Frepchmsn named JOSEPH Monin
shot while sitting IN chair ii his IN the
OF Black Rpck Sunday evening OF lass week TIE
gun pointed through the window. SuspicIen hSa
tser an individual as the pe-Pet-aoS Of the deed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
Nynss niec.Inc OF FooIs.

Some desperate wag yesterday morning took a
ludicrous way OF finding out how many fools could
be collected at short notice, by posting the fol-
lowing handbil on bright yellow paper, (,hs being
he complementary color Of the erec'ness OF the
public) in the vicinity of the Park:
"TEgRIFIC FEAT
Or EQUEsTRtAStsM, nj THs
Ginnt Eoy.
~, lie linn. MI iInl.Sr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

Or The Concert oi tn HUTCHINSON FANulN
last evening attended hy audience which aed every
meh of space in Nblos Saloon. aid 'he enthusiasm
higher than a, the prcv'ous Concert "Ge; of The
rr2oS whie, some fsetr p>sos thought could not he
sung Before NewlorS anience without exciting r7in-
pas, decidedly ;ho ivori'c OF the evening. rhei-
Conccr; VIII &c given AZ ra'ro's tomorrow evening
g. We learn thar NJ. ColTox had large au-
diecc las; evening Clinton HAIL. 70 witness his expert
meats with Ex,laraJuE Gss. He viii ,i'e entertain
ren to the ladies ,> afternoon O'clock and another
general entertainment, Friday cvcaIns.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

PEsN3vyroRY SYa,cToNs-A gang Of s,oo
swyepcrs work Yesterday in Park place, from
which Ne icr that The Natives are expecting an election
70 take place in this city SOON
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

y ForprooftbAt t- cured see sehenek4
adv -Ttisrnent on first prg'- mali lrasDd@
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

sefsE At FinE.-iti is bitter night. The ffgid
Northwest wind seems 70 strike through the very
Ike sword cf Ice. Bu. there ore glowing spot whero
the he-t Of thousand furnaces contrasts with the
cold Of the surrounding air. II {. burning Store Full
IN froat Of this faIe face csoned By the Ere in which
hs property Is consamLngsabts the owner Of the stock
contained Ia the blazing building His face Is sorrowful
bot can there Is nothing Ike despair In It's expression.
Poor Aherton - exclams Of the bystanaers 70
companion, he bears /; we'll and yet an told that not
oHy lis sock cut the title deeds Of his real esta;e his
bonds and mortgages. and very large amount dra$
bank bills and other e'itees Of debt were all that de-
voted building"
you weyG rightly sforme:" replies the unfortuasia
merchant who had overheard what had been aid every
valuable paper possessed &c In cash are
in that burning ruin but, thank Heaven they en-
closed in Of wildcrs sal.u,ander SAFES and tov
neg are as seesre u upan acy persaa, lose my
soc but that nothing mparatiyely-a8 my p1pes 0rs
4ate-
The SAFES referred TO are manufactured by s. C. Herring
s Water street the sole OF patent Ugh; ir the
state Of Sew-York. DIV 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

~o~,-psmocratic Wing General Committee.
s,re, Meeting Of ,hi, COMMITTEES viii be held az bsoa'-
ftoose on "Wednesday. March 20, al u 2. VI.
'po ordsr SMITH DCNNiNG, Chairman
II; H.w'' Secretaries. mz52 ?.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
Oh lNf .FINUIWUTN IIW y
COICMRCS

On a Wager OF $500.
On Monday, at o'clock precisely. the great horse Co.
uubus will be brought before the American Museum at
o'clock minutes, the Giant Boy VIII nou; the Nam
noh Stced 10 minutes past the Giant will ride IN
broadway Chamherss,roe; through Chambers 10 Cha-
ham down Chatham 10 the place OF ssrnGpassln: four
ncs round the Park in specified time. At the end OF
s part of the feat he will dsnount from his horse and
Will then have to complete the feat by drawing himself INTO
. pt.,nr, I vi,,In.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
Court caleudar-Tsi' Day.
cr7y INTELLIGENCE. ....-.-' MONDAY

rovuoS PLrAs-Ncs- Is, ss' H'' % -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

" French Language .-MANEsCA's ORAL
S1STEI.Ladiea whining study tie above language are
Informed that morning eIass vi eomeaee m ~
days An early morning class for gentlemen will Be of:snited
during the monh Of April. Those who wish jcin an 1en
Ing Ciss IN the lat will make Immediate sfpiest,9n
Mad. L. AANESCA DURANp,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-12
HMr. Pelk slready in tre.bl. !,


Tho correspondent OF tho New York Tribune SAYS.
" The Calhoun have not bsen the only oncs die.
pleased with Mr. Folks movements since he came TO
washineton The Kentucky Democracy" arc in porfec,
fury against him. w. o. Butler, who. ,cooeo candi
date for Governor the August election ran fer ahead OF
every other candidate that ticket. and who fougLt SO
CALAMITY durng the ast with England met James X
Polk NJ Louisville his way to Washington The Ken
iacky Locoiocoe had requested that Mr. Butler should
hsvc place IN the Cabinet. As he had received no
promise however he only brourhta fe~ things with him in
his s'ddlc-bsgs. When he srrsed at Cincinnati, Mr.
Butler proposed to return home, hoping thereby IL may
bo - draw cut Mr.. Polk the subject Mr. Polk made
no promise OF place in the Cabinet but insisted on Mr.
Buffers company TO Washington. Mr.. Bu,ler then came
on, thinking that the matter all arranged. The
letter writers and every person conversant with the
political gossip OF the city, put Mr.. Butler down as Sec
rotary oi War lie the only person who was certain
What was the disappointment himself and his numerou.
friends when he left Of the Cabinet This dis,
appointment wrath when the President Offered
To make him Charge at Venezuela. l am informed
that sharp words passed between the parties Rcercn
ess were made TO terms which sometimes have meaning
IN Southern cmes OF serious character do not mean
to say ts' any such meaning attached in this
out The expression OF disappointment and
treatment was strong. believe effort been made
10 compromise this matter, aud may be that the runor of
Mr. Butler being appointed Minister Mexico was an af
'erthought TO this flare up. If the matter can be settled
with foreign embassy suppose IL is al right A few
days determine this well other mattere of inter
est. lie leaves for home Tomorrow. believe he has
some consolinS promise"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-12
MARYLAND LEGISLATURES.

From Annapolis have information. through the cor
dependence Of the Baltimore Patriot that the bill 10 pro-
ride for hs completion Of the Chssapeaks and Ohio Canal
10 CgmberIahd passed the House Of Delegates on Fnday
night at near midnight, by majority Of VOTE AZ fol-
lows:
YEAS Hessrs. Speaker Thomas. Hopcwell, Tilden,
Spencer, Worihington Of a. a., Lynch, Johnson Of A.
A., Kent, Mosell, Hughes. Freeman. Williams Of somor.
set Muse Frazier, Kcene, Bowie, Harrison, Ford Of Queen
Anno's. Shryqr Bser Johnson, of Frederick. Poole,
Buckley. Yoott, Clarke, Dotcler Moer, Hart, Howard,
Waters Patterson, klgour, Sprgg, Of Allegheny Ham
mill, Nofi, Fitzpatrick. Raymond Thoinpson-3s
NAYs-Me srs. Tildcn, Hollyday, Of Kent Stewart,
llance Walker Randall, Worthngon, Of Baltimore coun.
~ Ware. Huntington, Bowdlc, Goldsborough Long Phil
lips bnnkford Tall. Boucho Holyday, Of Cecil Maii /,
Harris, Calvert Ghiseln, George, Henry. Purne Lamden
Fooks. Archer Amos McKnoti. Jump, Sanbury Of Bait
more city, Wiams, Of Baltimore city, Springer Graves
Gallagher, Ebaugh, Rcgofs-37.
This was the result Of busy night session. and was
Only arrived at by the adoption Of order limiting each
member 10 five minutes speaking any proposon-
rule relaxed only in the Of one Member who was
allowed 10 make speech Of half hours length aaaibs,
the bill
The bill has yet stand ifs trial in the Senate; and
should pass that body, then stand the test Of avail
ability under tho restrictions with which is said TO have
been butdened,-NAT. INT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-12
OBITUARY.


The sorrowing heart Of sincere friend prompts this o.
fering to the memory Of late fellow citizen Js b.
CH.pNas, Eco.
Cut of OF the early Of thirty -four, by nm nsdious
fever his great and varied talents and requirement. had
reached their prime yet there few men, even
among protested students who had ranged wide
field Of general literature lie endowed with light
aud airy genius sporve Imagination, with delightfully."-
attractive colloqual ability, enhanced by expressive
black eye which seemed tho herald Of his every thought
His pen too. has often lent it, graceful aid adorn these
columns. Sanguino In his disposition he looked on the
bright side Of human Nature he trusted ell men, with
hope and confidence and doubted none. but with sorrow
and pain Many there ARE, this city and who
can bear ample testimony to his almost prodiga generosity
Having passed Of his early yoer In tho eratic wsn
derngs Of naval life placed too In position TO osei,.
tho envy and unchsrtabenoss Of the weak and malicious
his Kind heart, quick honor. noble DISPOSITION and good
SOUND sooted and eonciued ALL whilst his sterling
courage forced the conviction that he knew redress
wrong. Imay be vol said Of him. that few had more
fencs, and fewer enemies. Shortly after his return
no married. and this State became the homo Of his sdop
lion, where he asincd in her military establish
msnt His few but the hereditary offspring Of
Genius aud Sen,bityihc OVERLOOKING Of too generous
nstrro icy forgotten in his grave whilst the
his many virtues fixed forever in the hearts Of his
afflicted friends.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-12

place. "A p ~ ~~''- - =
But though some q the sdhesen Of Col Polk msy be
sanned othsrs doomed disappointment. Il 10 I'm.
possible 10 be Otherwise, where there but loaf fof
million Among the disseminated and the disappointed
runor mentions Col Butler. of n.y. Il Is said no called
ON mo frcsident day SINCE and expressed hHise
had received Tie had on from Kentucky upon the
Invitation OF the President. and bad ndus cd
nope that he would be selected Cabinet Minister
particularly as his delegation in Congress were 90 urgent
,hefean'o AZ he had been disappointed he would new
De content with tho Mission Mexico The President re
Pied that he could recall Shannon who was good
Democrat and had been but short time in the place. but
ne could bes'ow upon his friend Col Butler the Change.
shp Caracas This however, the Col considers rather
Us an indisoy than favor. and leaves the c for Ken
lucky in moody disposition. The Congressional r,pre
senia'ion, too, looks cloudy this morning"
IL Amos Kendall is to be in place, and around the
person Of tho President tho oee-hodsrs may look on,
for SQUALLS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-12
NEW BOOKS FROM RANDOLPH & CO.. AND
FROM HARVEY g. RAIL-


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The Harpers' Edition of the "wanderins Jew bv
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Part Mount Sore" or the 'lIeress Of the De veres
by the Author Of the 1.-TWO Old Mems Tales"
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Crhe two las; new works favorably mentioned in
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Chronicles, with portion Of Ezra
FROM DRINKER & NORRIS
March No. of "Agnew's Eclectic IN. York; Magazine
OF Foreign Literature"
(Ths No. contains variety of attractive articles the
most attractive OF which To the general reader "wu
poles Memoirs OF the reign of George III" and "a Memoir
OF Roger Collard" To the Sportsman fond Of his gum
We commend the extracts from the work OF Sir Cornwall
lis Harris. the field sports Of Sonth Afrc, lie will
there read what will put to shame ali other huntng1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-12
Biaelinnod.

We have received from Mr.. Gill the February No of
this iaamed Periodicalwhch continues to maintain its
elevated position in the republic OF letters.
The following is a list Of the contents:
Norths specimens of British Critics.
The Tower OF London, by Thos. Roscoe.
Poems and Ballads Of Goethe
Spain as il Is.
The suPerfuitics Of Life.
The Overland Passage.
Mcsmerisn.
-Esthetics OF Dress. Abou; Bonnet.
German-American Romances.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-12
THE CABINET COMPLETE.

The Senate yesterday confirmed the nomination Of
GEoFeg BANosoFr. Of Massachusetts, to be Secretary Of the
Navy.
No further Nominations yesterday made BY the
President to tho Senate though expected II is presuned
that there will be made today.-Nsf Iai. Of Tves
dog.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-12
400 bbls. at $3.50, clear.
IL do $50 do
GAG do $50 do
Reported FOR the United State, Gazetie.)
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

SATURDAY EVENING. March 9Th.
In Cotton there is change The Flour mar
ket about stationary sale made for shipment
Si25, but many factors limited above this rate and VIC
continue to quote at S425 81 373 for shipping brands
further sale Of Pennsylvania Corn Meal S2lei. Rye
Flour is worth 1925 No grain ahoat, except cargo Of
Jersey yellow Corn, which brought Ale Malasses and
Sugar market very rmsevera arrivals yesterday not
yet landed. Sales Of Clover Seed at 80 running mea.
sure. I35 bbls WhIskey sold at Gle