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80 ~ !5ta rt ,ur sam, @uuih in lS43,
, daring Jmrh p uud il diSbnrsed ahove
on nnndlrd aud iIly thousand dollars in
me village and town of Norwich, merely
10 CRAFTY the Sord,d agdricr and grovnling
o'hlIce Of an anpriciphd and dcspicabh
Clique. la conclusion have three re-
quests to make OF This committee and
through them oi the Board of Trustees Of
N1rmjch UaiUsrSjy-'iz: that the Honor.
able Boars reIund to me a certain sum of
money, with interest on the same, which |
advanced for their benefit in 1885, which
sum they unanimously voted to refund (sce
Rcc0rd,) but which aGcr nearly TN gears
they have not done.
Cd Thatlhc Honorable Board wiIl re-
pair and make good all damages that have
been done to UnIyersilyn Carriers and their
appurtenances since they have had the oc-
cnpancy ofthe sane under lease from me
dated April 18Th, 1874, on or before the
expiration of sad lease on the 18th Of
April lS45, as | shall want TO occupy them
Immediately.
3D.. That tho Honorable Board will in
future attend to the concerns or their own
Institution and not interfere with mine
otherwise self defence may compel me To
dcycl'pc certain facts relative to the Mr..
@icb University as it has been since | left
IT, aud Of some infinitely connected with
II, that would not rebound much to the
.,p, r. a., / { ) =
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-06

Ldt0 from .MeriCo. i From Vera Cruz
we have advices to the Sd instant On,
previous intelligence was received by way
OF Havana, and came down to the 3lst
of January. Santa Anna, from his prison
A. Perote. bcgs for his life as pltifuIIy as
when on his knees, at San Jacinto, he
and the valoruus Gen. C1s duplicated
Sam. Houston for mercy.
Vna Cruz, ftb. 8, 845.-Shonld San.
ia Anna nat be punished with all the rim
or Of The laws, another revolution against
the actual government would no doubt be
the result. Respecting Texas, | would
say that 1t is useless to expect the consent
OF this government to its annexation to
the United States. Ift should be annex.
ed, it will make a great deal of noise
here, but nothing further than talk will
result from 1t, IN my opinion.
The papers from every Department of
Mexico came freighted with expressions
of JOY aud graduation.
The papers not with note n little
comment, the death of ID. Fernando CAL
deron, the ''iIlustrious Zacatecas poet"
as he is termed
The grand National Theatre late The
atre of Santa Anna, is opened at the city
OF Mexico. On the night of the 2G ult.
five act comedy, entitled "Flaquezas
Nllnseria'es," was enacted.
Prescoit's conquest of Mexico" is
being translated in Mexico by Joaquin
Navarro, and is published in numbers at
the Office of Ell Siglo Diesy Nuere.
No progress has been made in the tri-
ais Of the ex-pres!dent, Canaizo.-N.
0, Picoguae.
The Courier Francis of Mexico of the
10Th says the ringing of the bells and the
ireing Of the cannon on Tuesday las,
announced the rc-establshment of peace
md cessation of the state Of seige
The news of the flight of Santa Anna
'xclted some fears, and produced little
agitation among tho people.
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)DMESIIl,H

i Gh BALES lco'1 shrriilg,l.oul I'd toe.
4 w Me'rmncE Fnt-ba.tI,u, Nni,laH ind New
Nori 10. Mt lha Lowest prices.
Trr incs-Dli.ires, OFT FlanGei, rrl E,rrrhcd Get.
'oq', chenp rn1ngh ~ q. DANA. JB.
lth. Il. i.ii.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-06
New Arrangement!
yyr w1 ECVArRNOy

". W. TSTATIEUOF,
TTAviNC sold hts slock OF Dry Cords, nj No Il, Gu
tIui street to
g. p DAMON,
FocIts, for him, scon,nr9ncc Of he YH HatR. ipyI.e
FORE 90 trruIN heatt we'd uppu the tstphi-i.NtE.
1rMr DAMOr hayul he y3mc !rnr' ,.arf'rrn IN
one oi he most extensive LRY GCDpB sIGti IN Nos.
tom feels COZ ndeHt That hr hhH be EtC 10 rQriuu" 'hG
Dry Goods tsucFs 10 TIC ,u'lc aasi9plon u al. VIZ
favor him UihHc.l!
W0uds,och Feb
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-06

EL~A voting counsel who was ratcr
given to browbeati0g, had a fayoritc
mode of mortIying witness, by saying
"WeII, sir, shall ask only one question,
and | do not care which way you answer
it, MIR Brougham,wh was on the same
circuit, accosled his friend one morning,
"WeIl, -, have only one question
to ask you, and do not care which wav
you answerit. How do You do to-day;"
The notice of the marriage Of Edmund
l.. Shedd 10 Miss Irene NJ. Answorth,
published in the last Age, was a hoax
Somebody imposed upon US.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-06
MORE NNI, GOODS.

NUN L + Nv NDUNS.
I - RECEIVED n rs Rich N4rt Prints, 80 ,lc,r,
y "'rrimtck, do. FuH Riy-' aud CLca.coLg,
Super Cashmere bECcfs.e,
Grape De idinG.
Nous ne Lame with variety n o'he? teasoni',o
GonlS-anj fur sale a. Tie lowest prices b,
Ferry 18Th lSi5. O.. DANA IT.
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GEADGSEDU3


From the New York rlc6ean.
TEXAS IS OURS-NELL DONE
THOU GOOD AND FAITHFUL
SERVANTS OF THE DEMOCRA.
CY.
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SALNRATUS At ! - CTS!

SNLHTRNIUS 1T ! - CTS!
:, OUO bsfst quai', rog -ql. ID 81" low rricecri,9
- cents. Alsoa general u-of.a.rt Eng. snd W. l.
Goods. by NORTON IN
Hanover, n H., P.b. s ~.
:. Wanted 1880 Bushels n.. Grsi oug,try Al 81 cents
IN rfcb1ng' for goods at he lowest c.,l i,.r,1.
All hinds oTpf"dacc taken N exchange for goods
E'-'NF l.. p n. 8 60
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-02-25
@eoruft un0 berausaeaeben pon q rnoLo .

@9is#s1as SET 49, 8sgtsrnar ls45.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
Nll GQ5 Nuk[ifltn1

80 Ger tlntcr5eUtnete NIT {oerrn 81. Stab( mcoeu
I9loo4'gtF Sell1l1mcun9 bon bPIen Seiten aeoen nh
teete0 SPof11hr Dor Der Court in Canton cine O1edts
l"tne oelNancelt bn Nno nun bon jener 3eit an RON
II.ls" St"th oet leoer Vele9enbe 9IQe6 aufqeboten
'pUO' H'lp H1o me1ren @harafcr nit fa[1hen Verih
ten Dor Dem publlfum onsuidmdr,eu, iuoem @ie na-
mehfl10 duebreen, als babe td) ben Urpeg per[prpn
nno iHeln @harafer ici Dor court Gdmubio oen1nht
petoen uo lD yep init elcm unebrlicen bcdblf per.
poCNtt eh otamen opn ocr Gourt nad 0aue eenanbert
IT, o9I' ho Ga d) tFrncr bon cieien fallte,1 nno bps
9a1fen 9'neorettlt9cn ltno GerdumounQeu bic anf I'm
mahrhett beruhen - tnbem es er,peIen it, bos nid
Sto1l 0ncern ldl Cen Nro3eB 9eWanu-lber,erot bin,
"o ole aber oolel 'a9en cQen ais let id, elmer Ituor
gen &ha lt]ulo19 ernoen ,poroen - fu finbe ih midi
oerol'IoBt-leood ntt in Der Nbdt jen,oucen o,,ten
Nomen 5n lhmalern - fcl9enoes 2lttet pcu ben 6lte
lten uno pltrol9iten Birgern unIeres Saun1dns M
terSe'd)net, tfentljb teannt u madden. J>ebf bieem
nc ,ne'ne Npdlt be, ocier Bef1nntmohuno Der gBabr
belt Den Sle9 uber Die Qi9e eiurdumcu NIB ,uoIeid,
dud) 5u sc19en, boB trcB aller 8emIbuuocn meiuer
9e9ner nno namentslcb oa6 rcthe GdbloppmauI nicht
I'M Sfanoe mareuL mir hnNd]tltd) mciuc6 Characters
AUDI mn. eln 0aar 31 triimn1eu
s. 8. tus.
gSlr Die llnterSec5neten lIro nit Oerru 8attf Iou
tu6 1don Ieltecm er iii Getblctcm wrbut, ocnon
betannt l1Ho benad)r;dlt9 II bas publif1m MI Ser
9n"9enr cap tDr beaaten orn. Saullue INNER ol5 e.
ncn Wann BON npraltidem 9harafter, ultl,tern flei
B'9 no ooutcmn,en chrld) lit 1enen Ge1ddfteu nefun
oen naoen nno ferner> rob felt Der 3e ais tciaoter
Soutl'e mt Urn. Nnoreas Stat lit Gd,mierofeiteu
9cr1efb 37hlrcd)c @erbte feinen @borafter terob,t
lesen, nertrcuet murecn, cbne Smeel ougetrodt bon
noeloe1ltenoen pcrIrnen nb aus nalict0en NbiItteu
ale Dap old,e @erltdte ntdt permSoeuo roreu nufer
5ntronen Sus(1rn TauRu6 AUDI nnr i'm Gerino1en ~
oerninbern. -
San'el Stltmp, @ctfrieo etrpbcl, Safcb 8o1b,
Stete 0fotfenlper9er1 slbro. Suen, 81. lEert, Soam
% Ws"gcrt, Nnoolpb SpronfeI, Sotn @rrontcl, Geo
9S. SmeartnNen, 9G. gt. Sotb, 9lorpn Gropes 9luz
orelp Dant, Sloaf So1,pf, c5cbn Sduhmoeher, Neter
9Herding1 Seury Srp, W2atb. @tepGor, San,cs
Seeper, Warttn 8nib, Same6 Comb, Srbn y. iOaas
Sttlam Chapman, Sehn Oinine> 9loam Oester,
Sonatbon Sed'n, @nos Haffenfper9cr, oepmcn slQ-
man, c5ehn 6. 8ccfius.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
SRI ! Tin emahI.

9s Ganbioaten fit bic SribjabrssBabl tpurbeu uns
biefe Nodbe folsenbe 0tanen eu,sereidt
Dieter Bnrser, Wegn,eter fir ben 4ten Diitrift.
Sir Me9meiher, tnt 4ten Diffrift Meihae( Oeinlein
Sir Weitmeilfer int 5ten Dtitrft, Safcb sloter SIR
gSelfmeiifer int sten Dilfrift Safcb 0f. Maeper -
" Sor. s. 0. MeDer bat lns autbori1rt at laaer
Sab ct uner feiuer 8ebtnsuns @anboat fit ienes lmt
sn fein tpltnft urb rete nns ben 0aanen bon ebris
lian Nlee als eanbcat fiirgGe9meiter i'm aten Dtrift
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
Saun16tp Convention,

Die ben'ofratiiden 8ir9er bon Gantcn Gaun1bip
Tno biermit erfud,t, i1db
am stem sIpril> yladbmittae5 ltbr
iii Der Stabthalle su 9auton gu perlanueln, urt een
9SabSettel fur Die ndhftsubalcnte 2auuldpeQEab 3u
formiren
I'm bic bemcfratifhe Gtdrfe biefee Gaunltips auf
enen punft gu concenren, 1T es n6tbie oas Geiner
fehle. - &ommt oaber sae, Die tr Dunld,t, paB audi
BET Der 1deb(ten Wabl Die Demofratie Geqeu m6ae.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
Attachment Notice,

"a my instance an attachment was this day issued
by Glst ClinefeItcr, Justice of the peace of San
dy township, Stark County, O., against the property
and effects OF Chancery Limericks nonresident of
said County.
AnRAM MYERS, Agent,
March 2lst, lS45. for JOHN MYERS
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
Snbfabrjcf sum 9lb(er.
March 2lst, lS45.

oes tntriei7 nee bat Srrdnfcs mrGltefann Ssdfatrd
st Diermt has putltum, eaB ct pas Naufaetnr ~
enen perberensn 3 3me'Sn tfreiten ,pe. 6, fatri,ir
Slannel Slanfets, Sud- @uh1ett> Scans, T,l6epnide
.e ,,m ten Nntbeil crer tei rer garp.
9Solltorten, Sptltnen, 9Seben II. Sudfd,eeret1
rrb anf 8esttcne oladrit bn unp pntd tepro unh H.
ZEN in enem eet3afe peroten aren Miro r teretriio
pther erGBcn. o
er hmeelt i, eab ct rn pinfte Ntpartuna IN feintm
Vt16attt, o9emeine en8tbnn8 Oencnsen eete fam nir
pn NIT Anttra9rn teehen nno brt pabt aud ein tera
len Stel rtr bfrntlioben e5untt 3u erbalten.
0JNrbifeil fir gaor8elt crer 2pcQe
or. Siaaf gangiloer
-o'aF5 ~ lo45 34z3O1.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
8erbetrotbct

sm 9ten N'dr1 oureb ben Gbrp y. 0erbrud, Cub,
D'9 Gr!em )" @Iiiobeth Nuppert, beibe upu Gonton
oo sm llten N2drh eurd1 tcnielbcu lcrrih edaof at
W'o9onIene Griem, betoe bon Gontcn Golufbin, o.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28

em Serner: fir @onfobIc, Safob RudL unb cyalne6
Dullaban1. |
gay jr. NieB winlht ebenaus fcin Ganbibat III fer.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

TO s1,pport those who thus betrayed them, VIA coz
Ed-nce can be placed in such leaders hereafter =
Who can tell but that the whole party WILL osselt
The naturalized citizens N some SITUATION "aeis
bsv nave forfeited all hopes OF making Truce WIN
the other paryl ,.-,v
worrld not say that the whole Loco-toco parry
hars snnToyea OF such proceedings bur the foreeo-
ms fsets are enough 10 shut the mouths OF me
Toc6- Foco brawlers who caJole the natuEahzeo
c;r,ss m -st their votes and then. having no iiS
FOR rbsrn farther, SPUN them from thslr presence
tb-v dare TO ask even Ter colo poaioe i9oin '1's
spoils S--,-,, He has
u-;rb Ioftv bearing worthy OF the admiration OF
even political opponents. thrown himself ln!e lfle
breach. 10 stay the desola:lns curse OF Religious
Birotry which had dared 10 rear lis head even IN
our free Republic Let the Loco-FocoS initiate his
examse Let them 60 10 work IN their own De-
nishted New-Ham7shire. where even a Loco-t oco
cannot hold an Office ii he q Catholic. Let them
lecture their own party for letting the Native tick
et prevail in Southwark. henslngion, New-l ora
and other places. where they have the powe! IN
rheir own hands. Let them show the fruits, loi
the professions OF repentance.
The position Gs DUDLEY SELDES IS one worthy OF
success, and he would be successful, but tor the
strange conduct OF some who pretend TO be organs
of Wing sentiment. But II treason IN our own
ranks i 10 defeat us his position Is one that Will
add glory even 10 defeat
Then onward the Wing B.nne. rearing,
Let traitors desert If they vii;
Nor treason. nor cowardics :eafirg,
Though vanquIshed. We II clixe TO I: stil
PETER PLIMLEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
CITY LIG ( \ c E.
Board of Education

Grx.xors crA,x ESQ. President, IN the Chair
IRE Board me; In relation TO amendments 70 ne Scnoo!
,w ,-npCse,. 10 be asked from the legislature ~hich
a-,er,reuts were framed in PURSUANCE OF views expressed
=, meeting lin confereAce,) OF the Committee nom the
BnsI of Education the School Society. aud the common
Council By their terms the School Soey are 70 possess
.he means Of sustaining their present schools, and also
have Eoer 20 establish such being approved
ov the Board OF Education permitting tie School >cey
20 establish High School sdnisSion 70 which Is TO be ope
also 20 children OF Ward Schools making greater uni
srnity in the Ward Schools and also more clearly GeTnins
certain points OF The sections Of the School sN
which have hitherto been considered ambiguous Amend
.ens were offered making The reading of -he Bible pe
rs:ve IN the Ward schools They debated and LOST
An amendment also offered 10 permit the peuay ga
thoic) Bble leaving the and comments 20 re used
IN The schools bur the and comments rot 10 ee read
This amendment as lost, leaving the law 70 stand as
II present that ecsrr bS shall be used n the Scheos
and that the Boie. without note or comment; shan rot Dc
considered sec..iar and may Re Used IN ans or al oi se
schools rEithe- version Of ;he Bioc-Proteslnt or ca
hciccan De used yrovideI i; s uuaecopAnie ey note
or eomnent- The amendments were adopted :. 'os'
an! Commissioners OF the First Ward, (MesSrs SosSon
snt Ncol) appointed Committee TO transmit u'eui %
Albany The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

From THE PAcrrIc-By the arrival at this port
Of the bark Autumn from vsvao, (Friendly islands, we
have been furnished by M w A. wescott, OF that vessel
anI who was acting az steward at the ;ime. with the
trial and conviction Of Henry ALA. Leonard Bonzy one
of the hands Of She murder Of chief OF the
Toomahlooa Zone OF the Navisator) Island, while the
Autumn was stopping ut that port From the testimony
taken before the Council Of Natives appears that Lee
deserted from his vessel and arrested by the Chief and
another Native conveyed back TO the ship and while
they were in the Of doing so he stabbed the Chief who
died almost Immediately The following is the verdict OF
the Council Capt. wady of the Autumn acting as Judge;
Tnr NArf'rs' vERpIcr-WeaT are of an opinon that the
Chief was acting according laws bringing the de-
sssf bnck 10 his ship We say that PABLO
yc,cd Of Murder and hung aud the being all OF one
find him guilty Of Murder and sentence HIM to b. hung
by the neck GU Tuesday next 5h November a; IL o'clock
Meridian, and may God have mercy on his soul
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

Ir>cRING. We hear OF great ouuaces OF The
law Ia Mathews Prairie. Scott CO. in this STATE re-
spectacle farmer III hat township had suffered tor mere
;hsn year. in the destruction Of his property by Fe c
ether means The perpetrators Of ;hese acts remained IN
discovered until ihree weeks since, when SIX OF
esh; Of them app-ehentcd rd tried by the lyneh
code They were condemned receive many STRIPES
AID were whipred FOR several DAYS in succession one oi
them made ms escape. after receivin=-repofi says.
thousand stripes The Others sill IN custody anu
there wss g.eat excitement in the neSheerhcod.
ST. Louis Repub. March 2l
FIRE AT DypuAM. Mass The calico printing
establishment OF Mr. Ashcroft. Charles Rive bu1H-
Cd on Friday. Loss SlS,0co-insured :or 5000
FIRK CLOTH dressing establishment IN Greene,
Cheaaugo Co. WAS DESTROYED by hre on the 2d The loss
OF MesS> Hunt RathooHe Co Prop.e;ors, Is s9Ooo no
insurance.
FIRE IN CR4s ORcHAHo-On last Tuesday
a-e b-oke on: in Crab Orchard fine little village IN li
coin county, and consumed twenty.ix hcseS in the aus
ness par; OF the town THIS sTea; calamity for such
place eQaa comparatively 10 the great IRE IN New osS
in 1887. Frankfort (Ay) Commonwealth
lsy- The buildings Of the Far West Seminary,
heated Fayetteville, S) which were N sS;e e'
forward pr,ress WERE sometime last week, entirely coz
saned by dfe. Ark. Intel AAfei -
{sS- The Legislature of Michigan adjourned on
the a+th instant, after session oi II weeks
The Ohio Canal is 10 open simultaneously with
the Erie The Caicothe Advertiser Q: the St inst says
We hear tha; The wa;e- viii probably Re let into The canal
navigation Dorth.arI about the INST week IN April ana
ta; The three locks below the city viii se ready cr av
ga:icn about TIE middle oi April
The following Stocks we-e sold a; rhe Boston
Brokers ReSrd saturday; 10 shs Fehbury K 1872 50
Reading 2ll Boston Lowell. l2o. Bosi * Naine.
lo Il westeru lo5i; Is do. les; IS CO. o3l: 80 do
scrip 1854; IL Co. 1913, 60. lc3; Best wor lis!
% Portland Ssco Portsmouth Il. icos Is East Boston
stock 1876; IS DO, lSI Is do. l3; 400 Wilmington L,
AZ so do bso 2s SO do, $50, q; 1900 90. h2n 81 $50
DO saa; so do ~ 100 DO. ee 100 DO. sarn, 2al
loo Go, s,1n, ?2SS 500 DO, ssm, ga.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
Before Chief justice Josrs and judges oAElET aud vAS-

Decisions
Was7 E. La,crencg vs. Waiter jrDe4raot-Appeai.-
Core cyei vs. B. C.
g RoSiases a, vs.. Geo af-
Frsrs l. Wed vs.. G. " Roqers-Appea-jntS'n
reversed and case back TO the Marine Court 0 e"
81, SSqta.i o. Ksaagg VS.. lrria M0qsy.-Appsa-Jnds-
FiaT P;ar vs. Sidney Appeal-Iu'sment
I..ns. ; C, v. Geo. r. Giion-Actou for Libel
Dsfs,tant DISCHARGED on fl!ug common bail
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
Police Office.

Professor Coward who aivcrtScs TO teach various
accomplishments at IN astonhingy cheap rate and nihe
shortest possible me complained OF this morning oy
vouu man from the South. who had been induced 10 pay
the Professor $50 in advance FOX course OF lessons OIL
E-KeefBg.
Patrick Curtain and his brother arrested for resist
ing officer Knapp and four wachmcn IN the discharge OF
their dutv II was rather desperate isht hnt
the officers were eventually Triumphant and captured DOM
prisoners together With the weapon used on the OCCASION
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
The whig Party and Nstiv1sm-The inhu-
ence of the Charter Election.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
0'--- w..Eryeroy, March 27th, ls45.
Allow me to offer nv humble consTafuianon 10
the Wing party of New-Iork. on me slouno iney
have taken, relative 10 the approaching luh'ci'ai
Election, and TO give some reasoPs why pehe'e
thai these movements are worthy OF ss'eelei nosce
congratulate the Wing Party because .ne's have
so nobly disowned the Locc-f GO aoo1loh celed
Native Americanism II an '1sEaFaiized ciuzen
has felt constrained 70 hold farA from supoi.iDs
the Wings from q TOO evident apsenehsIoA Id 10.
Ihe Wings were favorable 10 the NaItes, te '--a..
now have his doubts removed. The feofle may
tsIE al % a5ont Il te opoosi.ion Il Loco-Foco Editors
10 the principle OF Nativisn, but the thIlIIln9 eio
ouence of DUDLEY SELDEN, IN Nat1enat han, has
done more TO ernihIlaie and crush N,tlVlsth Infs'
all the Loco-FocO articles thai nave peeH "!!''ei
for the last tour rears
" Ineratitude' II the Irish Language II Is true
that there IS no aIch feeling IN the lrsh heaTt-Ii
there Is no such word a. lnsrailtudc and no sucn
feeling, then mus DUDLEY SELDES receive cor
dial support IN MS upright course
Even If the Wing pa-ty had been LED astray oy
Native deceit. ills no reason that they should be
forever uniorgive1 contend, however, that they
were not more guilty IN this respect than the Lo-
co-Focos But even II they were deceived, II i an
additional reason why they shouc be encouraged
in returning TO tie path from whlch they had un-
fortunately departed Even the PTodlsal Soh, re-
turning from the husks which swine teed on, was
met with as hearty an embrace as he who had re-
NAMED al home.
But / regret 10 see that some papers calling them
selves Wing, throw doubts upon our success IN the
coming campaign. see no reasen why DUDLEY
SELpES NAV notbe next Mayor of New-lor II
is worse than treason 10 the Whlg party 10 mention
defeat on the eve OF battle
He that hath no stomach for The fight,
I.eth him dcDart-hls gTsgB1Tf shall te madc,
And crowns for CONVOY pat into his purse.
The Wings have nothing to fear. behold all
things full of courage and strength IN the wing
ranks. Let there be no such word as tall IN
our political lexicon. We deserve vIcioryTlet
US determine that we will conquer and we sraii-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

From MArAMoRAs.-By the schooner Exit, Capt.
Johnson we learn that the Camance Indians were daily
committing depredaons the nhabitans Two families
had been murdered and the people the East side of the
Rio del Norte coming Matanoras for protection.
Santa Ana was stil in prison al Perotc. The Mexican
Congress was still in session.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
Court of Common Pleas.
,,o-e Judges ULsuoErFEa, IN6RAnAM and DAILY.

Decisions.
S,eler johnson VS. Rordo Do'7' ami HsRry A. Chdnd-
lsr.-Iudsrent for plaintiff on demurrer.
Charles H. DouqhsTty Wa H. hat cFd henry u.
EM-Judcneut Tor plaintiff OF demurrer.
James S,-dg and Simeon Drake vs.. Ddrid w. res "Hu
c5as ~ AEduls.-Vcrdct confirmed, with costs.
CHas p pple,oa vs. -Hhoay FoaRtGT.-New trial grant,
/, ,r.n.,s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
Circuit Court.
retore Judge YpuoNps.

This Court was a-ain occupied on saturday with the
Pollv Boue trial There remain tweu;ysN witnesses 70
10 examined by the prosecution.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
THE PEOPLES SAY.

The great RemOnstrance from our City against
the exclusion of this County from the operation
of the proposed New Excise Law went up 10 Al
bany on Saturday evening. 1t measured 2s7
yards long, and pore the signatures of 2O,6O6
citizens of .York-all, or nearly all, voters
Last evening another roll was sent up, adding
S,46l names. The whole number OF Remon.
strants cannot be less than $4,000, and if two
days more had been given for obtaining sigma
lures, they would have reached al least $1,000.
A large Delegation from each party will be in Al
bany this morning
The whole subject is now with the Legislature.
The Senate will take il up to-day as Special Or
der, and we presume dispose of it. We shall pa
tienty but anXOuSly await the result.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

e>J- The Female Industrial Association mas been
announced, by some mistake, as having made ar
rapgements for meeting the Greenstreet Church this
evening" We assured by the ocers Of the Associa
ton the Tabernacle had been selected by them for This
purpose and while they by means insensibe TO the
Christian kindness of the excellent pastor Of that Church.
they were that any portion OF the Association
had avacd themselves of his bsrality They had desig
mated no DAY. though the latter part OF this week
been thought the meeting of appeal in behalf OF the
Female Industrial classes of Sew-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

FROM MArANzAs-The schr. Exchange, Capt.
Kellogg. arrived at this port yesterday, from Ma
tanzas, having left on the 18th inst
Capt. Kellogg reports that the bark John Win
throp, of Boston, Capt Mirene, from Havana,
bound TO Matanzas, struck rock about eight miles
from Matanzas. on the Sh inst and sunk In fifteen
minutes after she struck The Captain, his wife
and the crew, had very narrow escape, saving
nothing but the clothes they had on at the time.
Savannah Repub March 26
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
Coroncr's OMcc.

Several inquests held Saturday, but there WAS
nothing in the cases wothy of publication.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

Globe from ST. Thomas for late papers from British
Guiana but they are wholly destitute ofncws.