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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

RAILWAYS OF MASSACHUSETTS AND CANALS OF NEW
YoaK-lhc railways of Massachusetts which have been
IN operation for years have $4,000 000
and yielded nett revenue OF o. per cent on that amount
The Canals OF New York yielded last year per cent on
their cost Here, however, the similarity ends The rail-
OF Massachusetts would sell than
they cost the Canals Of NcwYork would bring haf
cost even the Erie Canal would not command the twenty
millions Of dollars laid cut H. The railways OF MaSss
ehuse;tS used throughout the year for the aspor,a
don o: both passengers and freight the Canals New
are navgaoe during scvenTonlhs the year for the
por;ation o:feisht. Railroad Journal.
There is no fairness in the above comparison,
though the Railroad Journal has habit of making
such TIE Massachusetts Railroads spoken of are
nearly or quite completed the New-York Canals
are iaccmpcte, and nearly or quite one-half thci,
entire cost has been expended on work not yet I'M
lsbed, and SO not producing dollar Of Revenue
We viii turn out the completed New-York Canals
10 produce Revenue with The Railroads OF any
State or Nation in the world.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

NASHVILLE BANNER.-DeNALp MACLEOD, who
has conducted this valuable whig journal in very accept
able for nearly two years. has retired from the post
His successor is Gen WASHINGTON BARROW, under Whose
management the character of the paper will be fully
tained
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

-. see GoN,roes * Co.'S Advertisement on the out
side of tbs Paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

GREELEY & McELRATH.
Tribune Buildings, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
New Publications /.

The BEAUTIES OF AMERIcAS History, Is the iiiie
of neat compilation OF 252 pages lsmo- Just pub
shed BIZ 4 V. Bake, I7 Fulton ST. It iins' asefy 's''
es, young readers.
CupIsr1As EXPERIENCE, as Displayed IN the Lie
and Writings of St. PAuL: By the Author OF
Christian Experience Ia. just been Pn1'e u ne
,so Of AIS pages lis work the devOui, bu: ;hc
otherwise may prott by il
TIE CemIc BLACKSTONE, Grorn Punch, } PAT ,,
has usr been Issued bv Burgess, SIlnger X Co.
Price IL: There not only fnn IL II ou'
for those who can read underS tlndinsiy-
Hoop. DlcEExs and BULwgs are happily COM
biped in a 25-cent volume Just issued by Burgess,
strnger & Co There ere stories by Hood aid Dickens,
and Dramatic Sketch by BulweT Wen worth he money
TIE Corrox Logp: By Mrs. Stone, Is new
British novel Just reprinted by b u Dassefs' 81
Ann street.
Nrw SrgAvBoAr.-Smth & Dimon, successors
to Henry Eckford, are building steamboat al the
foot OF ForutIl-street, the length OF which on
deck is 325 feet and breadth OF beam % ieei-
She is one of the most perfect models ever onI-t by
them. Her tnbers are all double, with thrn sizes
enlarged where the weight of the machinery comes.
The engine is being built by Siillman, Allen 20.
OF the Novelty Works and will be 100 10 eoo morse
power, - inch cylinder and II feet stroke 1t Is
n be poshed and finished in superior leto the
ordinary engines The shafts are OF wrought
IRON each weighing l9, 800 lbs. and are Is leches
diameter. The bead d-pate for the engine Is a beau
tfu casting in one solid piece, weighing ls,9w
lbs The water wheels are 10 be 81 feet In dlame-
ter She is TO be finished about The ls of July aud
IS TO be in point of fnish workmanship and sPeed,
a, least wears ahead Of the times She lsto be
fitted no in similar style to the Knickerbocker,
with all of Improvements that the inventive gen.
ius of the age has produced.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

The A,zss OF he Press. is the very appropriate appela-
tiou given y the SewYork sun to the Wing papers which
are literally inviting the hostes Of Mexico against this
country Since the Annexation Of Texas But such beray
ers generally meet hitting reward in the contempt and
execrapn of all honest And like the Arnods Of old,
thcy will accomplishing The objects for which they
are prosti,u,ns their Their efforts meet with no
among the American people, in whose hearts love
Of country slows with as bright fire as in the days OF
Madison and Tompkins.
e. 1t is the albany Argns that copies the ma
lignant meanness OF the neutral Sun as above-that
same Argus which, little year ago, resisted An
nexation, and Significantly asked IN regard TO 1t,
DO the People wiSh Har!' But accident has
thrown the Argus into different position, involved
it in different web Of party necessity, and now it
is most hippant aud reckless in abusing those who
call wrong wrong, after it has become convenient
to the Argus to pronounce II right. We fearlessly
invite the judgment of honest men US TO which Of
US is the beirayer' in this instance, whose conduc,
merits contempt and execralion.'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tNtIact OF salsaTariIIa

~ The Indian Vegetable El.xi, and Liniment-hom 81
our;,nlt sireet- warranted to auy Of Rheum,
tsm II gives immediate relief ;heus weak limbs takes
L. 1, anL .si.nhs cnnlIlrlrl cnIls.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
:. WEIGHED IN THE BALANCE AND FOUND
WANTtNG.}

Good man. >rnre thy yell
Thou art not Genus child,
Then ,ullY NOT - the well
OF English Undshed ~
Thou surely cnrst not hope
(Ilowcver lu>t 10 shnmrl
To take from Col RAUUS SOAP
One title OF 4, fame
The lad.es, from the trst.
To shield L mndc n
And thou thy gpllbng burst.
They will protect Il now
Then thy ruthless hard.
II avnils thee not lot;
For rGOURAun'S SOAP will stand
And thy peu ,hall barn II not
Tie fame of Dr. +. +. GOURNUDS ITALIAN MEDl-
GATED SOAP or the removal O tan. p,mpl,, iteckle snn
bum md every species of impriy from the skin r. e'n
blIssd bnsiS To bo endangered by silly cru
sade. It's reputation bounded on It's eTcettcnee alone ana
this the oi rs immense succr,, Thus ns0 y
with Dr. cOtIRhUpS P0IDRES SUBTLE, for uprootng
hair GRECiAN HAIR DYE tor cnlonng wnlic or airy nr
rrh mud glossy brown or black VEGETABLE LlQl ~
ROUGE. for inpang permanent color to pale ch0eh nhI
hips &C &c &c. Tire nttempts to overthrow The chem ca
reputation OF Dr. GOURAUD by means OF wtc.s unmeun
ing doggrcl gnd bHi EBgIh. reminds Us strongly OF Don au
gallant chnrc nsnst the crclng arms of ne wndm
The Indies need ,cnIcrly be reminded That Dr. GO RA Ds
ouly depot ~ WalkcrSrec first store tlM Btoadwny
Agents-76 Chestnut streei. Pil,dsiphis jordan MIX
str.-t Boston; Carleton Co. Lovell Bliss To. Spnne
field. Co Worcester Bull Hartford; Esne. Middle.
town; Myers Ncw.lVcn; Dyer. Proyidencr Ilusey ho-
CHESTER Blckus y Bull, Troy; Pierce Albany; Seth >
Hince Baltimore; D. H. Noos Lynchburg, Va Andefa9n'
Nashville, Tenn. Heinit,h. Lancaster. Ia.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

- Asthma Dgsrc?sis Indigestion and Liver Compliant
10 ,,arrauie cured by longleys Great Western Indian ana
L L. u I,ll tltt-..f
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

q The following are offered to those about making ad
dit thsis Toilets and Will BE- fouad upor Inspection.
be -qu. ia quay and cieaPaes those Of any similar
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

g:F ssTis,sssLlr i's,sss Secretaries. MO
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

buI suppose Wal eiis
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x TO LET CHEAp-sNALL STORES IN TIE
EA PARTISAN BAZAAR, No. 40 Broadway.
l Graad for the d.pt snl 0f Staple and Fancy
Gol. The Counters ngd Class Cn'aA will be Jet ,eoatatsy
as Retail stores for the sale ~ the follow 1oods
Fancy Dry t.ood' k, La-e' Gmp, SILK and Wor:ed
HateFah Millinery. LAie, Head and other Ornsme1n Fun
Lamps snd Cherdeef. foe Cutlery, fch Chira and Glass
Ware PocS.l Books. Mup SiEon@ry Animals and 0thsy
Bo Ks Canes Umbrellas nnd Parasol. Perumey. Ladies.
nnd Geneen Furnishing Articles. Hat. and Caps, Lscies
Shoe Store Toy Store. Ribbon store, Ready Safe LlEep
Store Thread and Needle store Pictures hnd eh goods OF
every ds7c.puon and Tor the accommodation 81 Fashonsbe
Mlners Dress Makers Minimum. and Portrait Pnntefs &c.
r The and gs Caes will be ist at reduced
prces by month lOoxar Ai,o goods vii bo sold
provided sufficient quantity Offered 10 MI one
more Counters md C.ses
The Bnzsar high ed and heated By the proprietor. Pof
farther pAft cu.nrs apply on the pTefises tai
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Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent.


Mary Itnidron vs. Etitii0m II. Popl1m.--Ac-
ton of eJeccnt possession OF property the
westerly SIDE % Lafayette Place, between it and Jones M
caiaed by pliuf under the VIII OF her father Matthew
Bnycc blacksmith nnde III 1874 II pprt OF large
originally bounded the eaet!y side b. the Ower and
tending norhery near Veuxlall Garden M Popham at
present possession of the property tenant OF the estate Of
the Iaic John Mason The land n question strip fnnn;
on the .tee feet deep end and II feet The other VIII ii
taken by the Corporation IN opening Laayetle Place u
Vyn, not actually required public purpose. stat II nd
b- the Corporation and Mr. ". became the purchaser. The
plaintiff contend, that the Corporation had Tst to take the
STRIP md that has been decided by the supreme Court
appeared that the property OF Mrs. V. lciinnhed IN the
piece from opening the street, aud The question:.
The whole Of taken by the Corporation and The gore
,0d TO Mr. Mason. VINO Ind property adjoining, running 10
Broadway, ana winch Nh NJ leGed with the gore 10 defend
ant who use, n coal yard. II cOn.ende that the pro-
ceednss irregular, Tie property described y the
repJrt the Commissioners belonging To Mrs {. Nadon
appeared. however that in the award 10 @ MIR. ".
pad 1856 award for her property which mud bcen nken
and she signed the therefor the gore having been es
rrbed III the award. The Court, charge considered that
accepting the award md tho egunty ri name
nj TINT tune acted eOppa Of farther claim against
the Co.ooration. Verdict for defendant.
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Coroner,s omce.

.4pop2exy The Coroner held an inquest rs;sr-
day at - Delaney street. the the body OF er
Tcwnsetd coloted person. native Of Long island aged Az
wears Incorporate habits. WIN attacked with 81 on
Tuesday evening grocery Stanton street and hsnE
ned hnue nsenshe. after died. Verdict. Death by
apcplexy.
AaoLher Case.-'The Coroner heldan inquest,es
erdny NJ % Roosevelt street. the body of Lawrence Game
native OF Ireland aged 35 VIII drank considerably OF GGor
on New Years day no 10, md Just before dark sat
the door SILL after fell tie floor and expired
VeIdc' Death by apoplexy.
Also, in the rear Of No. 100 EliZsbsth street on
the body OF William Barnes. coored aged o.. # inem
pcrae habits. who found dead aiey IN Elizabeth
street this morning Verdict, Death fTS old and
yyhilc under the inference Of liquor
Also 10 see tbs hcdv OF colored woman, who
died suddenly night No 81 Orange street. Inquest TO-
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United States Circuit Court.
pn.oya INDIA prr-a

.Johg y. Ea,ersoa vs. Peter Hog and Cornelius
for asserted Infringement Of on.
for popee;s such beng manufactured by defendants for
Captain Erickson The Court charged that the proof shows
that he propeller Of Captain Erickson End hs o MI Emer
slight difference m the mode II manufacture. to be
cntical such article had been previous %
1884, the tune OF Mr. Emerson patent The question VIE
theI pint had abandoned the invention aud also whether
Is specification and drawings imperfect that mechanic
ofGnary capacity could net manufacture such wheel from
them The plnnt causing model be manufactured and
exhibited m New Orleans l,3I (pevIous TO Mr. Erickson
getting PATENT shows that he had abandoned 10 that
tne whether ne Ind made improper delay renewing
patent after the Patcni Office being burnt for the jury 10
determine. Sealed verdict this forenoon
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q Sixteenth yFnrtt.-At;he cal fthe NaEt Con-
ee 10 accordance with the recommendation tha Young
Mems General Committee Democratic Wh, Electors Of
the Sixteenth Ward Gne c; the iechzn's Assembly Hocs,
Is West Sixteenth street, Friday evening Dec tt Tor i=
puse % eec;ipc fve Delegates the Young Mes Gene
"a Cumiaiftee.
ON motion OF J. T C5yeoaosea. 3IF. Nm Il. ADAMS
WIS appoine Chairman and z. T. HALLsTZo Secretary
The Call OF the meeting beng read and uppaved. notion
We. received ;hat proceed TO e. ;= Des1'e By al
let Two Tezrs were appointed =nt the yoes benz
vasset the following gentlemen were declared du5 elected:
JAMES, CoIyElI9oVEA, -; itiiEf AfbERSoS'
saL'NVS C'NNtjj ohN D. IiiSe,o%t.. D-.''1
esoss Tia, if Delegates 10 Tire Young Meas ccneral
Committee ulicfo OF TIE A!art COMMITTEE
Rcsetre.- lai vacancy "ichi may v-cut '-.i re i'C
by r.Tal.n - iaeluoe-s OF The Deie-lton
COMMITTEE appointed !-it esaiI,o1s expressing the
ssl.e oFtse meeting. tel lie icya.. =. ci we're an
.aolslg stopped;
geso.>i. Tsst a,Saueh defeated IN ;e -'e cga-,; b.
Means. ni1-- s.iIre'HDEs .-s's a.: tie t. cpo-
a-. mon. mas 81 the (-i.- az the -1s-.a Ward wi
rail! a-,uld e old WI sts,iai. '''i gas e IN. ~t
i-i,S vail 'doT uablis' b. lie ic.;1sS o; lie pzs or
uppfsnenS1:s uf tEe tutGrs-
Krso- I'd Tia: n TO .lut OF tIm s1n 4 -z,ier b.
~ IAN h. rssa .e prefer ta.ns deeGtc - h-s,
u purchasing temporsrT sGccs. oT abandonment
lIE Prnclp!e OF the aaupoE oil rny OF ne -'fels OF
Reeo-sd That Is Wu;os .yD SerHISG But =; RIGS,
change ne measures 81 Ir:-z7H OF oul p=rty-
ma couing tn o. oUr Casa. We are ead!-;ei
the san, aa5-0kea froHt-to nee: Liz oSs OF tie fee.
Or motiol,
Resolse That the proceedings Of this meeting be published
IN The Tribune.
Adiourncj. WM. Il. ADAMS. Chairman.
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CITY LsGEN CE.
THURSDAY.


Before Judge kEST. and Aldermen BUNTING and WILLIAMS.
TRiAL OF JAMES EAGER, INDICTED FOR The MUs.-
DER OF PHILIP WILLIAMS. IN RosEyELr-sTREET'
O. 4rr DECEMBER. l64i
The prisoner is rather built with rudy connea
ance even features aud dark hair and whsseEs.
Ms Brady stated tia; the prisoner has not had am relative
or ,-c 10 yisi, hun n prison. lie, NJ. g.. there with
atler counsel and found on conyer,nS with TIN:
tam are necessary ior the defence, Of whom
now nj .ea The COUNSEL for prisoner, however. propose
supply the deficiency ,he testimony Of tbs wtngss By tT;
Of; Others who ca eve evidence to nearly the effect ilr.
G. requested that the cuue might be laid I'll
50 as to enube tic psoaets counsel procure te
The Court acceded tie request. with notice that Tie trhl
does no, -o eed oil for the The
prisoner was thea :emaaded.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ANn CnNCERT

4 = i
TIE oRPHEAN FAMILY u connection with slr. I; =.
BROWN Re aecssty anao.nce ;hei, First cace hlch
VII Se as =: ;s sSc;e;y i5;aFy lioe:. Erday e'en
TicSs;s % cat Can be obainsl a, ,e principal Muse
- Dscfs oTes ii 81 Cacc;s ~: o'eio;k
No aostpoaea,ent oa sceolut Of ,vsashe..
PART FIRST
oUARTETTr-THE J;EtoosE. Composed ard arranged
b. u. Orpneau Fauis--tsSs capy.
oGAFT II b ~ e3T cSsSYs a
3 69 .: * s'e ssss: We .sH =.
LAesl srs.sv swiftly =ls::-in-.
,soNG-sl!a. WI wxsE Soy AsA:S. Ey + Ii.
o. vtsii I we-e-e h5y again.
lvlsr e. ,ssale3 fysIae; Of suracIIsr year.
oTARrETTE-ivr i-.r Ns.v ENotA>3's SvyNy
HIS W.. Crp--'da-jc 81, tlspttans.
W ~ New La.i4us tlGry hIs ltc angfr- band,
Ard travel rcn 'ncrsig :" scr our na;;ve land.
s0NG-Tgr oip CHrEcr sE,r. Nasis BY F. Il. nEo"p.
Tie eli Churrh i,ei Win = yc:cS - ,'Iocs,
T, chsaiaS ogi ant ces-.
QU.sRrETTF-Tus grave o. NAPOLEON Sclgee, by
o. lone 6sre1 IL. where Ire sil4 roaring bIiow.
Ass2i,e,! tie stem rock. anl tie ioct ;eGpe raves.
PART sEc0Np.
,,eUAaTEI'rE-GHE Gkays or 2! A.roLE9S S..
he comes he GENES the mU'@a 4flif' =hHo1nes d.
HaiF hear the cannoa roar s.s see! the banaer dsnee
9EAETE s ~ g; fS NaT poo0'E Arranged
Once me. old JOHNNY Sui iew "a ;acir: 'gIy
Ad ssoIe thu; JoHia should aare 30 TRIAL SIR % Jn'S
SONG-By f Il. BEowx.
Oh, VINO has no; SEA the young 'ose fade eNey..
EI'rE-sRAxp R.INER MARCH.
QCARTETTE-s.B h. Brown Ms. copy.
VIII you come ~ nv Mountain HONE. love-
SONG By 2 II. SRowN TIE NV YEARS CONE.
Wiy chino the balls 50 ae.!ly2
" nv sccGi &c vii 50 rny2
i because the Nsy-fest; come,
AID he J.a has passed away2
QUARTZ. TE-NEw YORK Boar GLxE. arranged by
th- O!p.eal ! iuI.lT.
Our boat -, giily Ire wave,
Oar our with mage skill
Af=it - Der Iuasaas lovely bay,
Oul hearts with rupture .!.
ct sETET~TE-f'uE HisroEY or THE FAMILY.
We have come we have come, we aaye come
From the halls aud va!syS ottne keInetcc. IS Il
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Court OF Common Pleas.

)rri-Acon Of Trcass to recover damages for the f.rci.
he TAX from Plaintiffs machne shop. No liz East Bread.
have had right TO the properly question. aud ;fa
premises in which placed. The machine for
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Arrived.

Packet ship Louis Philippe, Cas;o from Have Nov 18th,
m.ise to Fox * Livingston Experienced coustan; Westerly
gales throughout The passage.
fr; and te to Draper Devlin Let ship Canton, OF WIS
csse, Packard dg Tor York Experienced heavy weather
Jest boat and received othc, damage.
Ship Sharon Thompson from Naples, via Gibraltar, 10 ds,
:n,i,e master
RarS Convoy Tswn from Canton gly 18th. 81 Helena Nov
lain teas &c 20 ~ Wetmo-e Lsii - Helena orS Brit
IN vessels from Icaboc aded bound 10 the West !n
es-rcpoG left $50 British vessels. and Americans
haksearc md Rooklyn NYoTk N weeks 18Th Nov,
Brush b:l- Of captured Slave! sci; the captain and
crew took 10 iheir boats and made then escape.
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Court ca,endar-Tnfs day.

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. as, 30, 81, 81, So, 33l,
332, 333. 81, So.
comnos PLsAs.-Nos. g., 20, %, 35, !, 10, so,
II 81 Cd
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Passengers Smiled

nth steamship lcqdd from Besfos fer Leerpeeie'sTs
Yonnc aud lady ewir Nlawson (bearer al Uespa;cnes
" Darling a on King u II M1et " Patton ana ee Of
.r W Nu'r I. L Dor,on. W B>s j K Chambeila'n. u
Caveer levo,i, G 'etu, Phiir Holland Thomas Wal
C!s Roy McFarlane Robert Smith Andrew 5laI. il,
Andrev Easion, and w Wheiod, Of Montreal; Mesan-
= Glover, L W Osborne; w wilson. & T tiamet Hck'
.esque OF Cunadn John Fkcn aud John Ewnrd OF Toronto
Thomas Kerr. of urston CANADA; LaIxn and !acy OF
London; jas lubn of Mexico-S6.
For Hulllux-Aie.rS Weddc. vile and three children ohn
Clark and lucy. Souhergnd, Charles TOhll w Wd!i ind
Rev ] kno,ysud-rolAl67.
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TaF CULTWATOR FOR 1915.

The January uumbc: OF tbs work. beng the commencement
Of tie "a volume Of the serie has been issued style
Superior even 20 any which have preceded Il. In the variety
and OF contents. The beauty Of u Illustrations. oad
the TeaBess offs typographical execution Garvaled by any
thing the Kind issued is country. Il embe
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Red Lady. which took the m p:ize The Stale Far
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The CHEAPEST MoUssELINE DE LANES IN New.
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2OGren Linen Cambria Handkerchief. for only Is oach
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