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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16

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ltrIIt wlr. 5ic mus tiucu belcnocru SSes
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16

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trdnte fe'ne xHenSeu ausSu9cben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16

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Sanlf9sfcht a'it etIt1m S,srs Speicer gelri
tee.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16

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unruben III philadelphia thdtisr lonlfc. "a,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16

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roe, Udt)i9an Sanf, ,pcldcr Gin iocrr lHcQs
ludlte 81 crmcrocn, trccm or pordab Sitber
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-16

GIN W te9riff. - sIls firSlid, ecr
SherIf bon Woni9cmcrp @ountv in pbila.
eelpbIa mar nm eincn Scfan0cnen at,uhclcu,
pchntc or Der IrauerprcScs,cn bel, ais cil,
Fan9Fl19er Spefnlatirn aTf feine Goldcu
madte uno 70 9lldIid, mar elm paar W2au.
lhetten NdnccufSl gu crwifden, speldc fur
cen @Etnn9encn bclftmmt paren. Ia Der
Sdleriif ocn Sflnscl 81 brn Stlcinccicu bat.
rotb cr Dem Iau9Na9ri9cn jocrrn Tb tei Inn
Su meloen, uut Scbraud) bapcn III MAIDEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
Cure OF Disease by Water.

SYLVESTER GRAHAM, widely known as Lee
,u,er on The Science OF Human Lite, will this even
ing a, Clinton Hall elucidsre the petIe, philosophy
snd efficacy OF the mode Of treating Disease known
as Hydrcpe,hy or weter.CuIe. We trust our cii-
zens who feel interest in the pro'ongation OF life,
the preservation Of health, and the dnnu,ion hn-
man suffering, will make point OF attending. Mr..
Graham, has made himself thoroughly acquainted
with Tho subject ard will develope ei,iadicaly,
trary to the usual pracuce of observing few facts,
aud thence drawipg deductions This subject is
steadily attrsctpg wider and deeper interest, AID
he constantly accumuisiing testimony establishing
The excellence Of lhe treatment by Wafer has al
length become so formidable Ms to silence ,idicu!e
and soften the most stubborn prejudice. To all
who are siiic,ed by disease which baiies the ordi-
nary Medical treatment, the subject is deseryedly
ore Of the deepest interest We trust there will be
very full attendance nj The Lectere This evening
DICKINSON CoLLE6E.-1he number OF students
at this institution is l4l instead Of 4l, as eroueously
published in this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31

" The Mornipg Ne,os may rest assured tf"t
wo take back nothing We have ever said OF Ke-
pudiatinn and the Repudie,ing sia,es--thas we
consider the pre,exs setup by Mississippi NIGEL
gsn and Arkansas to bar the payment OF s7me
millions each of Public Debt as most dishonora-
ble in themselves and disgracsful to our common
country, aud that we conceive nothing more dis
reputable than their conduct excep! volunteering
to justify it.
The News's perpetual allusions To the case OF
Huxtable rs. Illinois will become pertinent when
ever j. shall have bean judcially established that
the bonds of any State ,oers issued in violation
Of its instructions, and thai said State did not
subsequently waive the iregalarity by receiving
the proceeds of its sgen.'s bargain. All wa ask
10 that any State which denies the validity Of
bonds s,ued in its by its constituted author
tiles, and shereupon refuses to pay them, shall
offer to test their palidity before some impartial
tribunal and abide By tha, tribunals decision
So long as the Repudiatiug States s.uSbornly re-
.ase to do any thing of the sort, we must beeve
that ,hey knop they are swinding; and SO long
as they are upheld in such refusal we cannot re-
els. the conclusion that their apologst Is perfect
" aware of their knavery. whether such apollo
sist fads it necessary or not to garble the North
American Review to make it support his posi-
sions
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
Police Omce,

KUNNisG OVER LADY.-JhS morning Garrett
Yornnce driving nruy horse along the street before
wagon, the animal became stubborn aud refused 10 co.
He took him out ard drove him along B9ndway win ihe es
ran lufouSy before hun. At the OF BnoGdw0y and
fmnknet. the iniuraie animal ran ovef lady. knocking
her down. trmprG her lace md tead with ms iee nlunt
her very severely She taken into houe ana taken care
of could not egn her name. loTuGcc was arrested
and committed Tor the outrnge
A FnuHpLING About O'Clock last evening The
bell of the house OF Bishop Hughes, No. 253 Mulberry street
was ng and gong to the door found
person hal presented ote Bishop without bis knowledge OF
consent The young stranger sent tn the Aims House and
taken Of Tins the second present H he Kind The B
op hud laid his door the l OF Jnnlnry lhe name
pinned TO the child wGs John HJllnnd
LarceRies Jane Burns was arrested and CON
mtted stenlng watch worth go from William l. Mc1es'
of the soop New'Yorker. Mt James-slp.
John Hungerford was arrested bv ofhcer Place, oi
the new Police. for steaiGg three watches worth 80 from
Nessrs. Smpoq s. Wilson, No ~ sChuiam street. Two were
Burqiary and drrest.-J4mes Groves, colored,
a arrested by officers Reyea and Coektst charge OF
having lew nights buslaOUy entered the store OF
Sydney r. Ingraham. No l23 Fulton street. nd stolen cloths,
silks, uspenderS, c Ol the value o sD. They also arrested
mined John hcrnIty receiver, and found IN hls
IN Cross street qunnty OF the goods stolen from Nh
ngrnhnms The burglar and recpivnr were both
mlt:ed To answer.
Finding Pocket BOOK Some dnys since Off
Martin lost his pocket book, containing sl and ndve
belonging To nfghbor which dog had picked Mar
TINS door and taking his masters. where he deher
atey tenrng pieces with his teeth, when is master dis
covered that stolen money, md Informed the oer ihereo-
To whom shall the reward be pad.
MdniciDa{ Poiice.--iwo men were arrested by
members oi The Municipal Police No g under the MnrHf
Court and delaned suspciOn OF having stolen bnk u
ducks found their possession for which ownerb "d''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
NEw.YoRK, Jan. 30. ls4j.
To Me Editor Of Tse Tr1gnre.

To the Editor ~ Ist ITfGhtc
Dr.RSR observe m your paper To-day notice of q
paragraph in The sun Of the 2;h the malpractice of some
Of the Spice Grinders SC respecting aduefasd articles sold
rs pare your correspondent host OF ingredients for
the manufacture of Pepper, called ss he heard re-
lated Some one has been hoaxn the gentleman That he
is m suhsc; proved by fac; a; he beleSe, 20 ry IN
the story to ycu foF pubcason have been en-
gagged in the business of Spice Grinding for mann years and
never before heard Of either Of the articles he mentions Is
aaisbIe for the business VIZ MARELEpUSr Midings.
Allow me to add encroncns much upon your vau
able time that any respectable Establishment engaged IN the
manufacture Spices vii Arrays sci u the purchaser pure
in preference any impure article ne will pay the differ.
ence in price The consumer Therefore. vino buys Impure
article must blame not the grinder. Int the pur.eyor Allow
me 10 repeat the color of and e of the o,hef OF the
two ns eenis have pacuarized, w 9recsHt them from
Beng any quantity the compnents of ground Pepper
Spice ami TO add ths nothing OF ceieiecus
nature has to my knowledge hAen used FOR the purpose.
W many thanks or couesies heretofore exhibited toward
ne, subscribe Riih respect JuSIiTIA.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
New-York Legislature.

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. -
SgSArE.-A variety OF petitoes and other pa
pers having been disposed of,
Mr.. HARD offered resolution making the dif-
ferent resolutions On he subject of Texas spe-
cial order for tbs day at - O'clock laid on The
table by the following go'e:
AyYs-1Iessr Barrow Bartlt Bees, Bockee Buruham,
Corning Dsnniston Johnson Lester Mitchell Potter, seis
wIck. Sherman. Smith, NdraD, Nr-hi-li
NoEs-Nlessrs. Bncsus Beesnian, Deyo, Enmon, Hard
Jones. rslco,t-1.
Tne Senate met in Committee Of ths Whole
on the bill ielaIng TO Canal Commissioners.
which consumes the remainder Of the day.
AssEMBLY-Mr. HARVEY Iepo,ted bill 10 in-
corporate the American aud Foreign Bible So
ciety.
Dir. COLLINS laid en- the table the following
concurrent resolutions:
Herecs :he House Of Representatives Congress has
Gently pissed concurrent resolution providing oI the ams
provIdng hu new States may be hereafter formed out OF The
,,t State o. Texas aud ia; all of the sud State hs SoGth
thy-s degrees and three minutes of North latitude shall
admitted into the Union, with or without Sa"efy as the
said Staes elect: And whereas the sad resolution soon
tn receive the actOno the Senate o the United StGs hee
.o,,d III the eaa,a coacur TIN, the Senators in Con.
sre from this ba Instructed against the SAID eso
luton aforesaid recently adopted by The SAID House OF
Resolre tfthe Senate concur That the enntor, Con-
sr om this Stqe be instructed TO vote ainns; any law s-
eno 81 ss1 @ non Of The erre Of Texas without
mnslng The perpetual prohibition OF Slavery the Terri
ury and every be formed on; o H. the indispensable
condition OF such admission.
Dir. Boss lald on the tale the following rcso.
luton
Rsso2rei That the Representatives Congress from this
State voted against the ndni.sion o. Texas INTO the
Uuo yrei deserve unqualified appreciation OF TINS Legis-
at,re and Of the people OF This state
Tne House went into Committee Of the Whole,
Mr. Nlvsr IN the chair.
The bill to discontinue a pan of Eleventh
street, New. York City, was passed.
The bill to reGise ard extend the sc, granting
bounhes on SILT Coal and Lead was taken up
aud debated. Adjourned.
90 All Philadelphia Subscriptions TO the
TRIsuSE must be paid to Agene Zieber i Co. Ledger
Buldng 81 and Chesnus m where single copies may also
tan ,gejIv I mel in mn eodly
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31

offered AT ,ha, prce Reading Railroad share, improved
nnd Wilmington Railroad a.
FIRST Bodrd-slCo0 Tennessee Fives. g: ti500 S,s,e
Fives 70i, s2S5 10 old unnuss 6iS l50 Wilmington RI
.GI.: 20 do 5 D. 90 100 Ci,ard Bark sta.
k.r0r9 Roard 10 Rerdrg Ri. p & Farn,r.' A.
Nechancs' Rank a t:irar Trust 2ii y CGnsne,cta RI
. i05Gimrd Bk; 81 % Do = " S ss $500 s,ato
SHIP NEws-lt p. M.-C2earsd hts afternoon
Bark Robert Nor.s. Ou,erhudGe. New orisHns Shr Cora
t;rov~s NY0rk Steamer CGubetari. Com1ry Rsliirporr
.irrfrti-S,eatnboat Rs soa IN, Wu,ngiou Repoat. 20
vessels IN the river bsuHd up.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
s9 $50 g 81 s43 e3j 50 .lli6 60 S. sil70 s58

81. s11.Sj1 81 .l.Iib blU sll1Uel5 A.
The si,E6J - outstanding subject TO reduction OF
per ior per cenase and operations EiFht per cent
deducted from the OF ussesSed would leave about
the actual amount due and owing TO the Commonwealth from
the Sereul Counties e. ana personal
estate, the Ii Then deduct The cent upon
The assessment from the unoUut ouisiandnE we have So
97 sj due to the Treasury The question then nrise
how much sum Be collected and paid INTO The tste
Treasury by he Isl OF August next If s5O0 OF Il be paid
and trust may-there will be found abundant means
the casu.Y believe that time to pay tie interest upon
the funded de5t. But there telling what day may bring
FORTH good CITIZENS only hope the above stale
ment may prove correct
TIE LATE RoBBEHY.-J James Mcnevn;, ,he pro-
peer New. York House, Chesnut street, has been held
late robbery of toe store of the Mess Brown
A HlGHwAfMiS-JOhn Ret h bad charac-
ter was yesterday convicted of attempt rob thn high
way and sentenced IN four yeGrs imprisonment An accnn
pce named Samuel Powell who had bu, recently been
done y GOV. Porter also pu, upon trial bn acquitted
de ordered however to give bal IN S2UO to be of good
behaviour, in default OF which he committed.
FuRRES.-ihs rnel OF Thomas Forbes. charged
with revolt and murder on board ship Farwel has been
pc stpoaeG until The February term OF tie Cont.
k.Ss;NGToS RicTs-C0l. Peter Albright. one OF
most prominent and sincere members OF the Native American
party placed trial this mornn: m The Court u
chsrse ed with participating the kesnE ro's The Colo
mel defence oiisrthat OF Hida: IN preventing
the murderous assault upon the Native American meeting IN
| May lust. He Will be acquitted.
SrocKs.-i'His has been day OF eIcitemeni-
and mi- say alainthc stock Market cong n a
greni meuse upun the Of Gov Shnnks sp-eei esi
10 the Legislature The Sales Of State Ewes al ,hc boaIG
we.e heavy, reaching $50 CO., oeenins al wa oeinE
of az from the closing gae of yesterday Az lhe SecoE
Bond the rallied and closed a al After lhe boac
upwards Of SIC c sold at Il, with nncsl any aouh'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
:. TIT, :. This i nos shall take effect Immediately.

u Governor Shunk's figures do not convince
us that the interest on the Pennsylvania debt can
not or ought not to be paid on the LIST day OF
February. All thatp portion of it relating TO Re-
lief Bills &C. is in direct opposition to the wishes
of the people OF that State. The banks not be-
ing permitted to issue any bills under the de-
nomination OF fives, these Relief Bills-generally
Is. 2s and 3's-afford most convenient cir
cula,ion and prevent the issues ofindividua SHIN
plastcrs.
The whole OF the matter appears to be that
Gov. Skunk wants tho honor OF redeeming the
credit of the State, rather than to allow the credit
of il to his predecessor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
BIZ ara ieth lie adriee and consent q he Ssaa,s; e

Bu ana ioitt tke adrIef and coFstni q Ile Ns4.s.
January a. lSl5
GEORGE W CHARLES. he Coecto! oil Customs for tne
Of Elzaoeth Cry. North Carolina. -,
ARTHUR F. HOLMES. 10 lie Appraiser di Inassoh '"u"
CarOiina. wee Chprles kidel deceased. -
OcrAvus CoHEy be Navy Asent oT ie PoFt oil Sa'an-
net Georgia vice William Mackay, resigned -
tM. b. ScoTr. To be Navy Agent or the Navy ard IN
the Ctr of Washington and Tor the Navy Department
I.MIy d. HRRRIoTr, To be Navy Agent o' tile Fort oil
Charleston. South CaIolIna. .
ANDREW h. LoNG, n Lieutenant, 10 be Commander
IN the Navy from l2,h October. 1874
Jaars G. WiLLI1xsox, rev Passed hd;A:Dmnn. to he
q Lieutenant 10 the Navy tOm I'm Cctoter. csi.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
~ 1nv krpoKrER OF THE y. 7. TRisryE.

WAsnxcroS Jan. .. 1875.
Houss OF RsragssNrArrvEs.- Mr. DopGE OF
Ioxa presented a copy OF the act OF ina. lie
q stature. -,I-livs In the ADMISSION oi the en-
.o:y as a state into the Union
lfr. Horsro. of Alabama moved u reconsdef-
alton OF tic vot passed yesterday giving the Rs-
Do-ters copies OF bills. &c.
Na HorK!xs said that ii wus important that
tho Reporters should be supplied with this source
of in FORMATION
A division wes called and Tellsrs appointed
Yeas 65, NAYS II. No quorum voting.
Yeas and Nays ordired-Yeas ll9. Nays 81
So the motion 10 reconsider passed. The reso!u-
ton was than aid over f1T debate
Sir. CHAPMAN Of Alabama brought up his "a
solution fo- the q stributon Of Offices amo''g ire
States in poPortion tn their population. Laid
| over flr dsbats
Mr. DAVIS Of Indiana brought uPhis resolution
calling for copiss OF correspondence, relative 20
Oregon. Lad over.
After some discussion on points of orfer the
House resolved itself into COMMITTEE ol the Whoi7
rn TIE state Of the Unoa. Mr.. WELLER Of OHIO
IN the Chair
MIR. DrvcaS OF Ohio having the floor, proceed
cd to address the Committee in favor OF the Bill.
| He went into history Gf tho Territory, It's diS-
| C IvsrT, character, extent, &c his nNuf naF'Hg
| expired he stated that be intended To publish a
long speech lie had msreiy got MS steam up
| He pointed out the views winch ne Intended To
publish.
Mr.. BeLsERo of Alabama then Obtained The fl or
and m2de strong speech in favlr Of the m9a-
sure.
sir. BowLIy of Missouri then obtained ;ie fl or
and spoke his hocr in favor If immediate cccu
pa,i1n His hour having expired,
Mr. THoMPsoS cf Mississippi gained the floor
and moved that the Committee rise Carried.
Communicative from the Pest Office. War,
and Treasury Departments were then presented
ard referred
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole again NJ. TrssArrs in the Chair.
Mr. Mckay offered the annual appropriation
bill for the Post Office Department which wss
read Laid aside to b. reported
Bill making appropriations for Pensions Read,
amended, and laid us de to be reported.
Bill fr the annual appropriation for fort!tica-
tions. Read amended, and laid aside to be re-
ported
Bill making appropriations for the Indian De
partnani Read, amended, and its consideration
postponed.
Mr McKAY moved that the COMMITTEES rise
and report. Carried.
The Post Office, Pensioners, and Fortiica'ion
bills were then reported as amended, read thrice
and passed. They a'e in substance as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31

G- To THE BENEVOLENT LADIES' or NEw.YoRK-
residing the corner Of Avenue and Eleventh.
street, Sabbath confined and has living
line hsaithir twin daughter She cca! si,ua-
lion he. husband also has been ,ch or seven
nonts-a PrntsT By trade able leave his bed nor Is
likely disease said az enlargement of the heart They
are knon TO the subscriber TO be very deserving young
couple The ree the next houS, and makes this
appeal TO the benevolent in their behalf.
[gj ISABELLA WEBB.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31

To nc Idft0r qt IAs IrI6NHf:
false statement. s.nei Daniel L. hiddef. appeared in
your pape, January 3 with regnrd to The ruth Is
4, follows: Kdder himself asked sign the order Us
witness he (havns the dsfiu iFemen)
sign himself. He fully understood what The order
or. ard expressed himself Furthermore. informed,
that AF. Cump has paid the money 70 r. HAYS and that .
Hays has PAID the rghifu owner and NJ! Hays s
my informant. for which he has receist
REUBEN T. JOHNSON. Deputy Keeper Cty Prison
IIvri. Ian Is4i
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31

From HupsoT.-lr. Thomas SedEwick, DEPUTY
Sheriff Q; COLUMBIA county, whose fearless and eff
cient conduct throughout The Anti-Rent disturb
has ior him the respect and good will oi
all law. loving cugens arrived in our CITY this morn
ing and has lodgings at the American Hotel. We
learn from hiIn that every thing is quiet Hudson
and that the troops there under orders for home
The Artillery returned to-day a roon, ard the En-
net Guards are expected TO morrow; assuming g, Of
course that nothing occurs 10 require their longer
stay al Hudson II is the intention, We understand
Of Inc A!bany Burgesses Corps 10 meet the Emme
Guards al the East Albany Ferry, on their arrival
tonorrow, and escor, them TO their hrnory over the
Centre Market. Alb. Eve Jour, Wednesday,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31

Is SENATe.-I'he principal business was the
discussion of the Port Office Bill. Several
amendments offered and reported There
has been no definite action on the matter YET
This, with the presentation OF petitions and the
consideration OF some private bills, occup cd the
attention of the Senate til the lime Of lis ad-
.urn;nent
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31

ping Intelligence.
- Gen. RoMuLus M. SAUNDERS OF n, G.
(M1ember of the House, and Hon. ROBERT ].
WALLER of Misc. u S. Senate are understood
to be selected to fill places in Mr.. Folks Cabinet
They are gentlemen Of moderate abilities, but
were the master,sprits of Texas anti.Van Bu-
renism hefo,e and at the Baltimore Convention.
1t is confidently stated, but we can hardly cred
it, that Gen. ROBERT ARMSTRONG, Postmaster at
Nashville, is to be Postmaster General. We place
Saunders in the Post Office. The Van Buren
and Wright interest asks the Treasury Depart
ment for AzAR1AH C. FLAoa, now Comptroller OF
our State Finances, but VIC suspect thny wan't
get it,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
CRY E.LLIGE nee,
THURSDAY.
Cour; OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge ULsHoIFFER.
Marine Court.

John Hemns way Justus Miiler.--ln this
case rcerre yesterday the could agree aad we,,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
court CnI.,,,.r-rbIs Dav.

CtRcuIr CouRr.-Nos. lt6. I+S. lag l6s, l7S 10
2!8. 335. 2I9, 22i 336 222 225 to 229 :!3l TO 236
ComNos PLE,s-Nos. 40 8, TO- IL 4, 6, 9, Is,
30 10
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
ny- PnIna's Opera IIouse.-rh

tnon otherwise the Bnck ilutchson Family gave Iheir
first Concert evening" In consequence ohshof notice
they gave sag that their house cramned o.
shouts Of Gppapse We nIu,t cetsny say they se the b
OF this kind that have attempted 10 ninuse lhe
New YORK public Tongat hey give another entertainment,
hope them ccncd iu, tof they cefta1y &C.
IL, Jesi
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
Ta.ngs In pniiadeiphia.
Correspondence Of The New. York Tribune.
p-.r- - L NIL L. u

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 90 p. "
The HkSsAGE-IHE STATE INTEREST The
Special eSsnee of Gov Skunk the Legislature relating
the iaauces Of the Commonweh. aud the payment OF the
falling Saturday, transmitted To- The office
The Tribune by express, II clock last night IL mas
been universal topic conversation 10 and loud are te
snuDcaticns ugaDst the Executive course o con-
duet, AIMS poor degraded tennsylvaanthe last ray OF h2p
mas nigh vnnisteI she will redeem her tn,nished
name Bu: us document before leave u'l com
ens IN yor own hands. There doubt. however, but
lie egia,rne yill pas the bill before them, o' the IN.
mediate payment the interest, and not 10 be presumed
the Governor would veto T.. -,
following statement Of the assessed real aud personal
r'e in the Commonwealth, tor the st four yeers. between
,he f Of anuery si and the l,t Of January 1874 together
with he aGouHt paid tie State Treasury dutins the same
rre the amount outstanding and due the Commonwealth,
aud the amount paid the Counties for Common
School ich throws some ieht upon ability
10 pay our liabilities August nest, independent OF the
ney IN the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31

IL Tn Is the last day but one OF the four White Nsgress
ut the New York Museum, perioFmaGee take psce th'
afternoon when they introduce their much admired Ethop
an Melodles with Bango VIOLIN Bones and TambOurne.
Mrs Fray, Mfs. I.ynch. Mss BlaachaTl. &C. appear.