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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
City Items.

Yesterday was unusually barren Of Items. y
Although there continues be great deal Of moving there
is very little stirring As moving heart; said every
where that there people anticipating The dreadful
Frs; OF May :hsn before that, The ane1!by Of
therrle broken may expec: in few years to
this horrid orcy genius OF Discard and Confusion
abolished and men and wcmen-srt more especially
"thavs-ie to move at such time and in such manner
peases Them. We don't believe any thing be more
disscreeahle than being kicked Of one house into
another, particular day. particular hour, in {.
particular and ve.y a-cuaT expense OF ;e'l-
per snG money.
We have found an owner for the hey marked
Cole Volt He says ha, the vanl like The cavern o. the
Forty Thieves. is opened by peculiar spell
There were petty larceny cases atthe ToInbs
yes.erdlyses!des has- sa:ca OF small CONVICTIONS by
The Special Sessions Vice getting common place. since
magistrates have turned ;Aer attention .o original IDEAS in
tha: way.
Thomas Arey, 81 Cross-s:Eeef, died yesterday
suddenly, Of clt age. Eewas 80.
There is no, at present no lack OF choice anus
aent Last night fairly euabalned with them F-s:
;he National ACADEMY a,Ggs attractive than one Of The
intellectual and Classical entertainments Of Mr. Murdoch.
which glad draw Increased attention and ap-
psuse ami to close, The nne Concert &c Madame otto,
"-..eil NAs 'FeIy or-LisiLE aiI@ii-e~- A-ee 4-4'
sesn :; leas; three thousand people the1e-
A hre broke ort last eveains II small frame
house in GCvezneu-s,.ee, below Monroe I'~as speedily
e1;iagulsAes. and aid very little damage
There is q picture on exhibition al Is Broadway,
which viii make sad work wiki TIE critics snd 1ounais-
II is said be duplicate By Titan himself q his
celebrated painting OF Venus in tie FoEentine Gallery
The question s open for aiscGSsiua. Nov, then
twill be seen that Vail, tat frst supposed 10 De
Webster he pirate, has been discharged As respects the
piracy, su: committed On another charge. ard an ndct-
neat found against him.
t. BiAcxwoop for Apn has been reprinted by
Scott * Co. li2 Fuiton-s,. II contains ceu,inua-
ons OF Marstan, The opiuu-Eaier. AID SOFtAs British
Critics reviews, yeStises' s.d Be;asc's Etruri. and
has several shcs papers PasKses View Of The Stage
IS o. he ssst CT them.
O. CHRIST on TIE Cxoss: An Exposition OF
the Twenty-Second Psalm: BY Rev. JozS SrE-
vENsoS. (Enssnt) FRS, American, from TIE Tenth Lon
ioa Edition: has beeR published mir l2o. OF sts
pages by R. Carter. S Csnal-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

ton or party Caucus, which is in effect devolvns
the selection of County officers on dozen or two
OF party leaders and wire-workers, and these often
the leaders of small minority of the People OF
said County. Would II no; be safer and better
than this to leave the choice TO an open Election by
the whole Peonle7
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
TRANSACTIONS FOR THE yEw-YoRK TRIBUNE.
Picture of Guizot IN the Conflicts OF the
Tribune.
COPIED by the chnenpos: from the Corresptence Of he
AlSemeine Zeituny.

Ailsemeine Zeitung.
Represent 10 yourself man OF low staigre, with
his head somewhat inclined forward, and his BODY
bent from weakness to the rish, side, thin gray
hair. leaden complexion, hollow cheeks, ascending
the speakers platform. Think that this man, be-
side the cares of business, those Tor his own weak
health and tor two sckly childrep, bears upon his
head the weight of more unpopulariiy than any
man since Richelieu and Mazarin. Having ascend
ed the Tribune, he crosses his arms, throws back
his head, MS forehead clears up and looks broader
MS eyes i'll with soul, and from his lirs, round
which plays slightly contenptuous expression,
flows the most eloquent speech. In tie hall, filed
with the elect OF the nation, with the most distl
gashed peers OF France, and strangers from all
countries, you viii look IN vain for single face
that betrays absence Of mind, WEAKNESS, or indf-
ference. On the contrary, you will s-e opponents
and friends alike fascinated bewildered, OF ardent;
in th.r demonstrations Of feeling. This is anna
zng spectacle this is TO the great statesman the
compensation for the injustice that will soon make
i, impossible. When he descends from the Tr5-
une and returns home, the ieverish spirits fail he
mus; at once lie down and yield TO his languor Ell
ther in chat with his children or in sleep.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

B,rHs BArns .!-Wbi's people areinculcans the good
effects ,f pure nvsu aoplea;ou n;u,, not be
forgotten that there another and almost profitable way Of
deriving beneh; from tive auds Of cogre bqtiag How
NewYok gentlemen be careful put on clean
sbr and keedess OF e!,oD sirI quite as important
them. Il certainly ior wan, Of means
bath ready for each Of them the A,to ouIe
one.f Has rot :he PROPRIETOR 5f Rabneau een making
he saiace O; MS place thete Go in reader for few
mHute' at hst door in Veey street and you vii he able
aEs,ger these qre-tors for zour,et
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
TO.nAY,S 0uTSlDR

FIRST pAGE.-Hazlitts Table Talk New Me.
dieal Work Tho pOse, uuobond'S Vengeance ,
Albany Bridge Electricity applied to Vegetation
News Items.
Fourth PAGE.-Spring, Poem, by j. A Shea
Miscellaneous Items Commercial and Money
Matters Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
ns- Here is good ,hing from The !Madisonie

ey- Here is good thing from The Madisonien ::
We understand from the Capitol, that seats for
the expected Members of Congress from Florida
and Iowa are being made. We thnk those from
Texas, also, might have seats made for them, and
that The stuff for Two chairs for the representatives
Of California might be got ont and charged 10 the
account of constructive mileage"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

&C. EDMUND BURKE. late NJ. c. from New
Hampshire, has been appointed Commissioner of
Patents vice Henry L. Ellsworth cuddled out 1t would
take better man than Mr. Burke TO make good the
country the place Of Mr.. Ellsworth.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

Gov. VAN NkSS-we see II stated in paper
published somewhere in The Stale OF Name. ihs,
;his sterling advocate of Democracy Us 70 be re.
n,orci" from the Office Of Collector IN the city OF
New York, 1t is grea, misiake-no such thing is
though, OF by ANYBODY excep, few Disappointed
politicians CT that State, who did nal aid in The
election OF MIR Polk. The PEorrg. the masses TOO
well knew how much they owe 10 the unwearied
eSeriions OF Gov Van Ness during the late PreSi
dental contest, 20 consent 10 his removal. He Is
faithful and efficient officer! aud will continue.
doubt not, TO hold the situation thar he so ably
fills lMedisouian, 18th
CoI.hEcroR At ByFEALo,-We are pleased 10
learn tha, our friend Henry w. Rogers. Esq, has
been appointed Collector OF the port at Buffalo he
is every way qualified for responsible station b
~ The friends The family VIII be happy TO
learn tha, Mrs. Col Benton, who has been alarm
ingy i'll. is to-day greatly improved IN health. lib
BoAsp OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. Ap,il as-A quorum
not oepg present. the Board adjourned TO Friday evening
next, at o'ciecs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

terms OF the decree injury may vessels without
.uv inentcn on part OF ;heir commanders 10 violate
IT, bvt We are certain, for, the eenevoleu; disposition
uniformly evicst BY the ASen'ine G7-eTr'e mi Niu
e-c, commerce tht II l cases Of scc:dsi,; rsc-
,re or uhe.e and Is actually attempted, every rea-
.,nshi, allowance vii Ae made
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
Virginia.

We nave few farther returns to-day, but they
only confirm the Texas triumph. The State is all
one wsy. and JOSH S. PrsDLEroS may be the only
Wing in Congress, though Irving is sahead of Leake
so far, and Hill is even with Hubbard in The Buck
inghan District. The Legislature is certainly Loco,
and it is safe 10 count all tha, way
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
BIZ THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

nz- We Learned by the Elec,.o-Masasuc Tele.
- yes,er.sy a, saf pas, ocock, :ha, ;he Cabinet
ss then holding speci. session On the SUBJECT Of re-
r,,t,ns viii Mexico. Bait. American Tuesday
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
THE TRIBUNE.
zrnNEspAY MORNING. APRIL so. 1875.

-. RxxoyAIs-rnsr OF MAr-subscroers who in-
- - change their residence The first Of Nay, will
oos. u, by handing in notice of .ueh removal as earl. as
ssb,e as book Is open a. the ONCE ior entering
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

o. The LEGISLATURE OF Rhode ISLAND will
meet at Newport on Tuesday the 9th OF May next
The question OF lberating Gov Dorr Will come up
for decision.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
Horrible.

A Lyons paper gives the following facts: One
day during last February, two men and two women,
one of whom carried newly born infant, left the VII
age of Genesour, in the afternoon, for the Church
of ST. Huon for The purpose OF baptlsng the infant
The road was covered with snow, and the North
wind dnfted it iuto ridges, and none bn, faith as
ardent as that which animated these four travellers
could, in such weather, have given thc courage me-
cessary TO sustain them in therresous pilgrimage.
After the ceremony Of baptism, and some refresh
ments had been taken at an auberge, the two wo-
men, carrying the child, set out on their reiurn
leaving the twe men to follow Immediately, when
they had finished drinking their wine. In few
minutes the men LETT the auberge and fastened to
over,ake the women. Aferwalking some distance
and not seeing them, they became much alarmed
aud la-,tned hcir st-ps. The truth burs, upon
them In dark valley, overlooked by wood, they
found the snow stained with large pools Of blood,
and clothing and human bones scattered about
They were the remains Of the two women and the
infant, who had been devoured by troop of fam
ished wolves
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
The Trnnsatlnntic Steamers.

The Minister OF the Marine, III an exposition Of
the intentions Of the Department relation TO these
steamers SAYS that the points OF arrival VIII be Rio
Janeiro, Martinique or Guadaloupe. Havana and
New-York. The points OF departure have not yet
been fixed. The number Of principal lines will be
four Propositions have already been made for a
line direct for Havana. According 10 The law of
1910 this important por; will be connected with the
line to Martinique.
The terminus line 10 the French Antilles is left
by law 10 the choice of the Company, between the
islands Of Martinique and Guadaloupe. As 10 the
four secondary lines the law will only require that
the termini be at La Plata, al Guayama, at the
ports of the Gulf of Mexico and the Antilles Seas
without specifying the ports This matter will be
left for after consideration when the trade has set
tied which is most desirable. The Minister states
that il is impossible 10 fix in advance the amount of
pecuniary aid TO be granted TO the companies and
asks that the Administration be granted discretion
ary powers in this respect Ii no acceptable pro-
positions are made by companies, then the lines
will be established by the Stale and the law of
1910 viii be unchanged. The port OF departure for
Martinique will then be Bordeaux only. and the
number of voyages from Bordeaux 10 Martinique
will be reduced from is TO 70 per annum
The steamers constructed under the law OF 1910
are calculated for war steamers, ana all of them
not used Tor their original purpose will be placed al
The disposition OF The Minister OF Marine sor The
service of the country.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

NANTUCKET INQUIRER John Morlssey, after a
ten years connection with this journal in the va
rous stations of fwo-,hirder journeyman. foreman,
proprietor and editor, has taken final leave OF his
readers in a very appropriate valedictory. The
paper IS to be united with the Telegraph and con-
dlcted BY Mr.. Cobb, under whose Management we
hope it wl maintain It's wel!-earned character as
a sound Wing journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

GRAsp CAT. D.T this the Aeriesa Museum, with su-
pert -f!ofa5css he sftrTT evening lsrge and
ttef company he entertainments viii b. very ieh and
the bous~ crowded.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
The DeluSc done into Music.

4 Partisan correspondent OF the Conrrer dcS Etat
Uns states that NJ. Elwar,, Professor OF The
Conservatory, has been emulating the ambition Of
Ole Bull who has run Niagara tnrunsh his fiddle,
and he has melodized the Universal Dsluge. Ii is
an immense drama, as immense as the globe
The curtain IS raised-,he represents The ark
Of Ncah-the passengers embark-the various cries
of the animals ale distinguished-the orchestra
spreads over all nature the darkness OF nisht-the
storm growis in the brass instruments, and al last
deluge of notes browns the universe. General
desolation Is then represented, soon followed by
the sweet appearance OF the dove, who fiai,ers
about in fue solo. Such is the substance of :he
programme and II has OF course excited much al
tention. The composer is said 10 possess all the
talent necessary foy success in this great enterprise
Twelve statues OF celebrated females are 10
ornament the galleries OF the LuXembuTs. N6me
la Duchess Decazes had decided that each Of the
statues should be the image OF one OF her coniem-
poraries, and that the models should be chosen
from among the ladies' OF her circle. As soon as
this decision was known, applications arrived in
crowds All the ladies Of The " grand monde" de-
sired 10 stand for models The las, soiree OF Ndue.
Ia Duchess has exhibited The aspect OF bal ira
vestie" The solicitors had come in The costume
OF the Office which they desired TO Ill. Some as
Saint Genevieve, patron OF Paris, with crock
IN hand; some as Jane Hachere, armed in the
cuirass and casque, lance and oucker. There were
four Valentines of Milan, eight Clemence isaureS,
! and ffieea Mary Stuarts. The ladies deInandel
.hat the vote be taken, but thus was refused In
order save the self-love of MANY from the uorti-
fcation OF rejection. twill doubtless be necessary
.av the CORRESPONDENT, 10 abandon the weect. and
~ content with fancy subjects f,,- ,hA s-sros.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

eJ- Rev. A. DAVIS wiillecture on Central Arrr-
kan -Aa,iguities this evening al The University
Chapel. He las devoted much time 10 he subject sna
lecuret upon to general acceptance in srents para
the country. (See card
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

RJ- STEPHEN LovxssskY, Esq formerly Post
Master, has received appointment, of Collector OF
District. bridgeport Standard.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

Court Calendar-THD Day
Coxxos PLEAs-Sos. l0a, %. 81, SC. 49, 10, g. 8, TO-
CIRCUIT Couar-Ths "a the Last day In which Notes OF
i,sue can be lied Tor the May Term.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
PROSPECTUS
OF
THE CHEROKEE ADVOCATE.

THE CHrRoKEE NATION. ps rRi1-
roR.-WrLLraM Ross. + rg,uu.
TINE above is the title ri 4 news
paper. published at TAuLr GUAM.
Cherokee nation, the first nmrt,-r Of
which was issued about the middle of
August last.
The objec, OF the couaci! Of the
nation. in providing for the publica-
ton o! the Cherokee Advnrate, is the
physical, moral and int, 'ieciua! I'M
provemcnt of the Cherokee people
II will be devoted III these ends, and
to the defence OF those rights recog.
ME- as belonging to them in treaties
legally made. at different times with
the United States, and of such meas.
ures az seem best calculated 10 &C.
their peace and happiness, pro.
mote their prosperity. and elevate
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

ration Of it. his discharge was pnr.
chased by his grateful friends. He
isnow living in their happy dwell.
ling; and his care and exertions have
contributed greatly 10 increase their
prosperity. Nothing has been wrong
with them since John Carly was
their steward.
Cast thy bread upon the waters.
said lie wise man, for thou shalt
find j, after many days
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
CASE OF MIR. DORR.

II cugh, to lie fully understood in
What situation Mr.. Dom is placed, il
he avaIls himself of the resolution
adopted by the general assembly
lie would be restored to Iiber.y,
without tie rights of citizenship
Ills oath could not he taken ia a
our Of iUstice-he could not vote or
lie appointed TO any office, ever tina,
oi constable. All Inc effects OF his
sentence would be in as full force
except imprisonment, as they would
DC without the resolution. AS TO
rights, he would stand lower than the
lowest "hsl-market loaier." His
ah~Fersarlcs allow him 10 be hoGestin
his opinions ard in the course he has
pursued. Gould they expect an hon
EST, iiist-mmted man would submit
10 he degradation they would put
upon h'mf Could they expect tina,
a man would accept Of liberia
iioh' and come forth into the commu.
MY an object Of pity to his friends
'id aeFisIon to his enemies, What
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
Administrators Sale of
REAL ESTATE

BY ORDER of the County Court Of
Pike County, made at the February
term 1915, the undersigned Admins
traitors ofthe Estate of Samuel Layson
deceased, will offer for sale, at public
auction, on a credit Of IL months before
the Court House door, in the Town OF
Bowling-Grecn, on the third day of the
ensuing term of the Circuit Court for
said County. s during the session Of
said Court, the North East quarter Of
section %, in Township 81, North Of
Range one East of the fifth principal
meridian, containing 1863 sixty-two hun
Gredths acres more or less, belonging 10
the Estate of said deceased. The pur-
chaser will be required to give bond
will. approved security for the payment
of the purchase money.
J. II. HUGHES, ).,,
". W. w. WATTS, Aun'' {
February 18th, lS45. 4w3
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
A T OF MISSOURI. tSS
County OF Pike. g.

Pike county court. February Term 1916.
T is ordered BY the court that ell persons
in arrear TO the ownship school funds OF
sal id county, for interest up to the Slit of De.
cerpber last. be notified that unless the samo
be paid TO the Treasussr by tho thirteenth day
of March next, suit will be instituted TO the
ensuing term of the circui, court, for the
collection Of both principal and interest. snd
that notice be given to The borrowers Of said
funds. by publication Of this order for four
weeks in the two newspapers published in,his
comfy.
A true copy from the record
Teste A. H. bUCKNER, Clerk.
February 18th, Is45. 4w3.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
COUNTY COURT ORDERS.
STATE OF MFssoURI,l 80
County Of Pike,
February Tern,, 1916,

NATHAN ANNOY. Administrator of
" the estate of Humphrey Il ysnroy,
deceased, cone AID files his petition fnr
the sale of the Teu! estate cf said deceased,
which i.accnmrsnird with the accounts,
lists and iavent"Iies, required hy law, the
whole verified bs tie 81. iM,it uf said Adj
n,inistratioi; il i. ttttci",e ordered that all
persons interested III aid r.tate he notified
&c saii petition, ar.i tLaiurles the cortrHry
he shown on % brinfe tie fsst day of the
uext term Of tti- cturt, an UrdeI will be
made for the s,!r Of tie real -stste of said
deceased, CT 8" much thereof as viii. be snf-
iicient to pay tho o-bt- against said %cstKtc,
aud ordered that H copy thereof be pub
li.hrd fer six weeks. in.some Newspaper in
this State.
A trnc COP, frrn. Il { roeord ofsaid cosrt.
Te.te A. ~ ftCESER Clerk.
February 18th, 1si5. Gw3.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
8 freedom under these circumstan'

is. freedom under these circumstah-
.ces?
Is imprisonment nothing-ls the
less of civil rights noihing-that men
should boast OF their even handed JUS
tice? Is it not evident that they are
d esirous merely of preteSt To de-
ceive lie puhlic-that they have Ia
bored rn'y /" gam p%Inuslbllrly to their
oft rel e ted faisehood, that MI.
Dorr is a self imprisoned man.? Is
i, not evident that the resolution a.
dop,ed by them Is mere sublef'uge
--lhat they would grant only sucl
terms as they supposed lie weuId re-
fuse Ia accept! And their object l:
to keep alive a hostile feeling IN the
community for The sake Of preserving
/ their political existence as ia"
and order party" They may be
disappointed, but it would not be
>urrrisingif Mr.. porr should first a
wal, the efforts OF his friends IN his
behalf. before he decide,.-Pror'
aencc G0.rne.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
FIEE CIRCUIT COURT. IN yACA.
TION, l3ih February, lei5.

FIkE CIRCUIT COURT. IN yACA-
TIoN, 18th February, 1915.
''''' RI rs0T and OiAer''l Petition for
Jackson Poor and otber.,S partition
''it.a day the Plnintif.. hy Aylcit IL
iuckher, their Attorney, 6fe their De.
'''"" Tor n partition und Giyi.ion Of thc
i"ii"" * described real estate, lying in
sa!" county of Pike, viz: Tho whole of
~'rciiou IL in I. So n. K. = E., Containing
fourteen eighty-hve one hundfedths acres.
the y. T.. fractional IA, section II, same
TOW n,bip and range. continuing four nine.
t.-hN" one hund redths acres, the east half
io'th eHst and south east functional Ii
'rchoh ~, containing ffty-oue seven hun
dIedth- Hctes-ths west l-2south west and
part al south east fractional IA, section
-, continuing oighthy-six thirty hun.
drefth, ncres-t,e east l-2 south west frac
iIonul ! 1 section % containing "a sixty
hnndI.dths acres-the whole Of section "a,
continuing l2I fifty three hundrcdths-
tie north half of fractional section %,
containing l2T seyrnty- three hundredt!..
acres-the north cast fractional | 4 OF sec
ton 20, being west of the Mississippi river,
conta ntng l0l fifty three hundrcdths acres
the south east and the west . south
eat fractional IA, section III. containing
IlS twenty Eve hnndrcdths acres-tse
west 2north west IA section rs, contain
ing 0 ncre-. the north t2 fractional 4
SECTION :6. continuing ii thirty eight hun.
dIedih- acres. aud a part of fractional sec.
tn, ~. .,. Ar En-
ncrcs, Mi in same range ami township, and
the east half Of the north west fractional
quarter section Is, township SO, north
range 2 ess,, containing thirty four seven.
~ irnr h.ndrcdihs acres; and it appearing
hom said petition md the affidavit thereto
attached, that Jackson Poor and Thomas
Poor, two Of the above ma med defendants.
nre non residents OF thi, State; il i. there
fore ordered TINT the said defendants, Jack.
son Poor aud Thomas Poor, be- notified oil
The filing of said petition, and that unless
they appear at the next April term Of this
court, 90 se bc;uu and held at the Court
House, III Bowling Green, within snd for
laid county Of Pike, on the second Non.
day of .friil next, and plend within the
allowed for that purpose, Judgment,
b. default, wi! be rendered asninst them,
end that notice tie given, by rublica-
ton of this order in som, newspaper pub.
lishcd in this county, for eight weeks sue
ces.ivr!y.
STATE OF MISSOURI, sc
Coupty OF Pike,
l., Simeon +. Robinson, clerk of the
Court fsr snid county, certify TINT
the foregoing is a true copy oil the order.
49, WITNESS my hand and seal
SEAL. of Office. Done at office in
49, Bowling Green, in said county
of Pike, thi- the 18th day of
February, 1915.
$. r. ROBINSON, CLERK.
February 9th. lS45. Sw3
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
sale of SEaVes.

EHfHE nndersighnc!, na Administrator OF
In the Estate Of Napoleon = Tfimble,
deceased, and John Vi. Ttimbls deceased,
~iil-tli ut pnhlic auction, il the town Of
Loni.inua. on a credit of twelve months. OF
the 3lst Of March. next, four negro slave.
belonging to 'aii estate consisting of two
wsnen. and children. noud with good Sc.
cnn'y will DO required, fer the payment, of
the purchase money, and deduction Of fen
per cent Will he made for cash.
A.. J. TRINnLE, Adm.
Estate ON. B.. Trintle deo'd. ard
John n. Trinblc deed.
Feb. Sth iSsS.