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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06

'Oh! we must honor this feller's skeleton;'
and Peel, and Brougham, and all the dons,
go and play pail bearers 10 il, stand over his
grave, LOOK sentimental, and attitudncss IL
few, and when | say TO 'em, you hadn't
ought tn have laid him right ATOP of old DR..
Johnson-for he hated Scotckmen so, like
old Scratch, if he was TO find il out, heed
kick straight up on eend, and throw him off,
they wont larf, but give US a look, as much
as 10 say, Westminster Abbey amt no place
to joke in. Just as if it warn't a most beau
iful joke TO see these men, who could have
done ever sormuch for the poet in his life
time. when il could have done him good
but who never even so much as held out a
finger TO him, except in a little matter not
worth havin'-now he is dead, start up all at
once and p~atronize bis body and bones,
when ii can't do him one mossel Of good
Oh! they are like Deacon Flint, they under
stand when it's TOO late.
Poor Old Tom Campbell, there was some
pleasures of hope that be never sot down in
his book know. He hoped-as he had
charmed the nation, and given 'em another
ondyn name TO add TO their list of poets, to
crack and brag of-Ae'd a had a recompense
at least IN some government appointment,
that would have cheered and soo,hed his old
age, and he was disappointed, that's all; and
that's the pleasures of cope. squire, ehf He
hoped thai fame, which he had in his life,
would have done him some good in his life
didn't he! Well, he lived on that hope till
be died, and that didn't disappoint him; for
how can a fellow say he is disappointed by a
thing be has lived on all his days! and that's.
the pleasures of hope:
lie hoped, in course, Peel would be a
patron of poets; and so be is: he acts as a
pail bearer, cause as soon as the pail is over
him, he'd never bother him nor any other
minister no more, Oh! Hope told a aatter-
IN iale,2 but all flaaerery liars. Peel has a
princely fortune, and is a prince Of fe Ter.
but there is an old sayin', 'Putnot your trust
in princess
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06

FoREIGsERs.-The number of areigners
who arrived at the city of New York alone
during the past year, was 61,022
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06
ALEXANDER LAUGALIN.
WHOLESALE 6 RETAIL
GROCERY, IRON, NAIL TIN AND SHEET IRON STORE;
WATER STREET, EVANSVILLE INDIANA.

WTTE beg eave to call the attentions of Merchants Traders and Farmers eneunyt through
w -outh Wabashc country. Illinois and the Southern portion of Kentucky. to urhue
and very general SoGb OF Of GROCERIES, IRON, NAILS TN Plate, COPPER, WIRE,
at ey reduced prices for Cash or Produce. The head of the rouse residing in Pittsburgh,
willie enable us to Der regularly supplied viii hail. articles in our line Dealers and country lm-
chants need not travel beyond Evansville tr amPPy of ata articles hcv may need and they
would consult hGri ntaessby giving us call as we are determined to to merit a share Of
public patronage The business will be cnductedb by JAMES LAUGHLIN, IT.. -
Feathers, Hides, Tanow, Beeswox. and ali kinds d Produce purchased tine highest mar
kd price,. - Hf EW a%
Eyunruue Jannavo 3f
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06
DRUGS AND MelADI0IYnaa
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS. GLASSWARE, &C.


"a b CORNER OF MAIN AND FIRST STREETS, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
w cines Paints, Dye-Stufs, Glassware, Chemicals, Surgeons Instruments
offer Tor ale VIEW low Tor mh or nnmWede Et- - mnun her anias1 hu far: -
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06

GooD.-'Did you know | was here?, said
the bellows to the fire.
oh, yes. always conirive 10 get WIND
OF YOU was the reply.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06

2 Cases Turkey Opium, (uew CROP
2 Bales Honduras Sarsaparilla,
2n0 Mats Cassia,
2 Cases Aioes,
, Bales link Root (Roots1
5 do Bottle and Vial Corks, (VelveO
900 Packages Walls. Bottles. &c.
Is CasAs English EPSON Salts,
; Gases do Refined Borax,
3 Boxes CASTLE Soap,
Q do English Calcined Msgnesia,
do do Cnrb. do in lump,
2 Casks Sup Carb. Soda.
100 OF. Sulp. and Acetate Morphine.
200 lbs Puiv. Jaiapo,
100 do lpecachuana. Brazil,
100 do do Carthageuian,
300 do Rhubarb,
g. -. 81
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06

1000 Lbs Sulphur,
3 Bids Cream Tartar, pulv. (pure)
200 Lbs American Caiomel,
SO do English Hyd. Sub.
500 do Refined Camphcr,
100 do Gum Alyrrh, Turkey,
100 do do do E India,
3 Bales Alexandria SIENNA,
do f. India do
. Cases Refined Elk Liquorice,
4 Bale Gloves,
3 Boxes Rochells SAILS,
3 do Tart. Acid,
100 OF American Quinlne,
100 do German do
100 do French do
200 do Carpenters Precip. Elk. CiuchOna
5 Cases BFimstoHes
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06

l6 Cams suphuic Nitric and Munaic Acids; White
Lead, at Factory prces; Madder,F rucha and Dutch IN
- barrels nndk kegs; lngwood FuNca md CanwOod jlndlgo,a
Varuhhe; Copems; Venetian Red; yellow Ochre;Pu ~ a-s#
amt BrusheI Smals: Bonzs; FOsungs; Ss Tnpen-
tine. &c &c
GrThe shove articles now in Store ad warranted of first quality. Physicians country
Merchants and ohrr WISHING our City 10 the purpose OF laying in their supPhes would do
welt to give IS call before going wher All orders by Nail from old and approved GUS
toners will receives rya attention. ". & C BELL.
Januasy9 I845-H = Corner OF Main and First Streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

This BODY assembled ia the Wsshington'Sreet
Church Roches;er, on Wednesday Vice Chancel'
Tor wHrrrIEsrY in The Chair; Mr. HENRY DwIsHT Of
Ontario and DIR. LUcKY. Of Niagara q. Vice President"
and M W4RHKS a. Secretary.
Alter prayer from Rev JONI MARSH the "a, OF Del
eg.,es was called over and Delegates appeared from 70
counties.
On motion Of Mr. DwioHT business Committee was
appointed, as follows:
E.C Delsvsn Of Ssra.oFa; Rev John Msrsh Of New
York Rev DR. Lucky Of Niagara Rev. Henry Dwight
Of Ontario judge Van Vslkenburgh Of Cbemung Judge
Ha.keu Of Gelesee Charles Bartlett, OF Dutehe's
4 communication ~ss read from d. HUSBANDS Esq.
P,esi5eu, Of the County and Parent City Societies
Mr. GouoH having been invited 20 attend the ConYer
ton letter was received from him declining the invita-
don. on account Of previous engagements.
Rev Mr. MARsH from the Business Committee pre-
senfed series d resolutions the subject Of the TX
cise Law which were laid on the table.
Mr. RlATcHyoRD Of New York Tehd an address 70 the
peoule written by COnmuee appointed b the state
Convention held in Albany last winter. Il long oul
very eloquent document, which IL 70 be bfoahess'
through the state
In the af,f moon the Supreme Court and Members Of
the Bar were invited % attend the Con- enton.
The revolutions respecting the Excise La" coming
M the Congenion Addressed IN their favor by NJ
vsr.h Rev Hr Dodge Mr. .Graves Asa b. Smiih OF
Wayne. Mr. BlsichiOrd Judge Brown oi Monroe ~
Jones Of Rochester Mr. Barseti Of Dutchess NJ NC
As,er Of ONEIDA Bradley Of fses, B'oss OF Rocnesei'
Rev DR.. LucScy and others. 49,,
In the evening the STATE Address was read and exec
len, speeches made By JOSHUA 4. ePENeth' h's'
Of Utica and MILLARD FILLMORE. Esq Of bunaiO.
The meeting, Gays the Democrat was oeep.{ 49,
ing. The Convention meet again on the i0"o"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
>.w.yorL yyhIa Nominations.

O,ange Co-IsAAc BREWSTER OF Hampton
borpb. RICHARD SEARS Of Goshen. and JAMES
Burt. Jr. Of Warwick for Assembly-good men
and true There are Wing voters enough. Ia Orange
to cleo, this ticket they can only be brought out
Shall they not be
AHeqanv-NATHASIEL Coz AID JoBS g. Col
LIss. the Wing Members of las, wear, are re-nomi-
mated for Assembly. We presume there IS no doubt
offheir lection
Wyoming Co-AsDREw w. YoUSG and AR
DEv WOODBURY. ar the Wing candidates for As
sernbly. Mr. Young is intelligent and upright
member Of the present Assembly. The Convention
passed the following resolutions:
Fesored Tna, for the eminent services rendered BY
Hon. WILLIAM II. SEWARD. in the lat campaign "e
are under lasting obligation That no man rendered
more important and efficient service and That ne pu"g
5edia and pronounce faL the insinustons Of the Me-"
York Express regard 20 his course in that campaign
Resolred That unanimously approve Of the rec ON
nendson Of the late Legislature. Of amending our SH''
Constitution by a special Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
MARRIED

On Monday evening 20th INST by Rev Isaac = %.
mund SAMUEL CARMAN 10 CArIARlNE QUINN.
On Friday morning 24ih inst by Rev W Csi"r.
hainer. BOLTS NJ SEGEE 10 Miss REBECCA. dsuyh.
ter Of John G. Rohr sll of this city
Al Brooklyn on Thursday 231 INST, by Rev. Francis
Viniou Mr. JOHN f. 4. Ia FORES I. Of Stow. Ma. 70
Miss ELIZA HASTINGS Of Brooklyn
On Thursday evening 2ld inst, AZ Norwak Conn By
Rev r. d kinney MIR ROBERT l.. WATKINS. OF Ne~
York City, 70 Miss SUSAN STREET, daughter OF San.
uel Street Of the former place
At Pslensvillc Y. Oct 22i JOHN T WILLiST0s
of this city JANE VI BONESrEl OF the former place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
DIED

ln this city on Thursday afternoon Oct. All las
after shor, illness, AMANDA aged IL years wife Of
JAMES HUNT, ESQ and youngest daughter Of the ate
Ezekiel Lockwood Esq OF Wcsichesier Co.
Her remains will be taken this morning 20 tho family
vault in Connecticut for intsrment
At BROOKLYN. Oct 2ith. lsi5 SARAH wife Of Johl
Welsh. Temperance Lecturer) aged o6 years.
Washington Division No 4 : of T. and the sons Oft
and friend. generally are respectfully invited attend
the funeral from the Norksi Methodist Church Sun
daY 2flh mt AZ I O'clock ]. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

.V- Now IS the time advertise for the sarsrads Ia
the newspapers Of Elizabeih,own, Freehold MorrsCvn
Newark. New Brunswick Paterson. Railway, somsi
Vile Jersey City &c. in New JeTscy In Albany, Brook
,yn, Bloomingburg Binghsmpton Cstskill. Debit Fiji
Kill, Flushing. Goshen. Hampstead, Hudson, Jsmsia
Kinderhook Kingston, Monticello mddletown, Nes
burg Poug hkeepsie. Peekskil, Sing Sing sagIIsrb0
Troy White Plains &c. IN the STATE Of New York Ds
IN Bridgeport Hartford Ltchseld Norwich New La
don. New Haven Stamford, &c. 10 Connecticut Il nr
be done at the Country Newspaper Advertising Agerg
OF v. b. palmer. In the Tribune Buildings lie 10 he
duly authorized agent Of most Of the best newspaper
Of all the cities and principal towns the United staa
and Canada for which he receives advertisements from
City dealers and others who choose 70 invite counrJ
trade through the medium of the papers which are re"
by the people Of the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
Things in Philadelphia.


pHiiApEIrHrA Oct ~
The Baltimore boat. with the Southern mail. wa.
detained seversl hours this morning in consequence Of
the dense FOG which prevailed Il did not arrive until
O'Clock
The course of Lectures before the Mercantile L.
brary Company OF Philadelphia will commence on russ
dav evening
Little done In Stocks today. Pcnnsyvan Fives
were firm At ~ Wilmington Railroad shares at "a
New Orleans Gas Bank sold a, ls. No change In rsss
Securities and no buyers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
GENERAL. MEETING.

W The WHO ELECTORS Of the City OF New
York are requested 10 assemble IN county Meeting
at National Nall at IL o'clock, on
TUESDAY RyESISo next, Got. 20
10 receive the report Of the Wing Nominating Con-
ventIon for Register and Members Of Assembly,
and respond 10 The District nomination ofLuTHER
BlApisH for Senator.
By order ~ the Convention.
ALBERT GILBERT,
New.York Oct 2ith, IeiJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

PLvNBEs NATIONAL DAGUHRRrAs GALLERY, 81
BROADWAY MKT TO SEw-YoRK MusKun-Ths es.1o
lshment Is wthou, rival IN America both a. refst'
the beauty and exscnes, Of the portraits and the exr'
and variety Of specimens exhibited upon the walls
where rnsy BE- likeness u almost every person o.
note IN The country Professor Plumbe is daily psoc'e
ing splendid specimens Of bis which fully entite r
u the full need Of prsise he receiving from a. gar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
Court (aleudur...THrs DAY

SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. o.. T. ls9. -. 50 IS. Il 70
g. ~ 65 lO7 iss 70 100, s. &c. A.. 80 Is. A. "a 81
% p. 49, 3 10 T. q n.
CIRCUIT CIRcvIr-Monday Nos. "A 3 T. ~. s. ~
90 o.. 400 4J
COMMON PLF,s-Mondsy.--P l. Nos. 90 VI. 49, rs,
H. 80 Ol H. 30 o. Part 2 IN Board Of Assistant Al
lermens' room-Nos. -. So % -, -, .. q. 10, o.
10 a. 70 r. 20 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

To The Daily Tribune,
To The New-Yo rkcr,
subscriptions received 10 the SEMI " eekly.
FRIDAY. Oct. q. Milwaukee, w. T..........

GOLD PESs-We have received very excel
lent article In this line entitled the Dawson Pen mar
uiactured at Syracuse. N Y. by j. NJ Trowbrdge Co
1t IS diamond pointed enclosed in silver case and eve
ry way the thing we wish somebody could inyeu,
process for making Gold Pens unstealate) Right gladly
DO notice ihs progress Of such manufactures inland
and westward and trust the friends Of Home Industry
will give them the wise preference which their qualify
will fully justify They for sale in City at ssxton
& Mcs's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

PrSNsYLyASIA-Rciurn for Canal Commissioner
from 81 Counties give Harms, Wing S3,96l Burns
Loco, lO5,0i2 Morton Naive, % ,924 Larimer
ABB 262o Burns majority over Harms 29O-l over
all 355l There are 9 Counties TO hear from, which
will probably incrcaee Burness majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

DaEss Boors.--Tbe bes, boots have seen sisJ
are those retaued By j. L. Watkins. No. ~ Fulton
80 50 snd o. They vii wear longer, and made 10
good style, those We have usually paid ~ for We
would advice our friends who In want Of good ar.
cles % give him cal before pnrcha.Iag elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
IocO-FOcO nominations.

Columbia Co.-Lev Pitts of Chatham, William
Z. Heermance Of Greenpori, aud jeremiah Hauver
Of Germantown. are the candidates for Assembly.
SuRiran Co.-Richard Oliver of Fallsburgh, for
Assembly.
II William NJ Sieryer has declined the Anti
Rent nomination for Assembly in Columbia Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

THE FIRE AT WIScHEsrFR. Waive are
graihcd find that the IRE which happened at Winches
Ter last Tuesday afternoon not near 50 destructive
in its effects ght be- inferred from the bret note
luding toll which reached here on Wednesday night
We received Al extra from the Winchester Republican
last night which up the result 20 be the burning Of
the Hots and the building adjoining occupied store
by g. W. Hammond the range OF Offices and shops
called H0a's Row opposite the Count house and the
back buildings OF william Millers dwelling The same
paper says that the wonder that the whole town scuh
and east was not consumed Nat Intel YESTERDAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

ry@ Bangor, Ne. after four Intellectual attempts
elected Wings on Monday last by a large majority
calais also elected Wing Representative on
Monday after six Intellectual attempts, by 81 ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
What's In the Wiuds

The su5joiaed paragraph. ,sken from the W..b
ington Correspondence Of the Journal oi CONNER,
dscoses 3 fac, Of some interest nc; 10 the slave
holding portion OF the United Sisies only. bq, 10
al the ireemcn who compose the population OF our
country. We do not doubt the authenticity Of ,il.
information and. i the writer has any farther or
more particular information on Ibis subject ve in
vie him 10 reveal Il.
WAsHINGroS October y. ls45
Mr.. CALHOUN, toward. the close O.; The ate AZ
minisusnon, despatched sgeu; 20 the ISLAND Of ;
Domingo FOR what particular ohjec, u va, not know,
He paid cut 90 the secret service fund T /.
sgsut Mr.. Hogan has returned and made yolsn
nous and as understand an interesting res,,-
which viii, probably. ~ some time, see the EsA, =
Il Is conjeciared that rssics chiefly TO the coulos
OF The spanish portion Of the island and the situation al
prospects OF The Dominicsns their war with the R,y
liens the policy OF the English and French Govern
ments regard 10 them and % the ssyeholins portion
Of the West India Islands generally. sc Il Ia. been
supposed that the BRUSH Government, and perhaps he
Government OF France s.so will take such cogr,e a,
will aid the entire abolition Of slavery in this Island sn4
indeed IN ali the spanish and French Islands The suA
ect OF in,eres, 70 the saveho.dns portion u
the nitcd States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

sEAsoSAsLz HINT Those who sre suffering W.
colds. hOaseness any affections u the throat or -
brought by he sudden changes Of the weather csnoo :.
better bsn 20 immediate 70 Beekmsns No ~ Corls0'
and ge. some Of his invsuabs Medicine. HIS ones'
on ,h- South side, one door below Gfeenvich-'l
Purchasers should be on heir guard against any syrup
compound which may be offered FOR sale. under the ?.
,encs OF being the ike The above There Is oh 90
great remedy and that IT, the or grsl Genuine Puno'<
syrup prepared and sold by hepropretor M Beeans>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
BY THIS MONNlNG'S MAI
Tennessee.

The following is the official sgsres,,e vote f,r
Governor At the recen, election. I, will Be .ee,
that the o'scisl majority varies considerably f-on
thai heretofore reported As the otrcial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

- On, reader. will perceive reference. sdyer-
,.--y -ormns that sacred Concert remarkably grand
scss vii Dc given The AlhsmrG sunday next The
pre- Of sduuissioa y oaly tvsay-av esnA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

ty~ SAMUEL OsGOoD was yesterday morning
nominated for Register at Tammany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
CONCENTRATED !

Z q There has been no discovery in medical science
for the half century equs 10 that OF Doctor Taylor IN
his unHvaied preparation for the cure OF Iuburcul1
and Pulmouic Consumption This Baisam OF MS i d
concentrated form Of exhibiting the herb called Liver
ana three oher plants the secret OF which
with the proprieors alone. But be Il what It may
this mysterious preparation has proved perfect spe
cic Tor diseases ofhe chest snd throat and also IN cur
ing affections q the liver Many Of the professional gen.
iemen have used il with and we are happy to
hear that Of our hospitals and asy ums have adopt
cd T. The Doctor has certificates and names a.
most without number which would entirely al com
mon Newspaper setting forth is wonderful properties
which are from the most respectable individuals and
who profess perfect willingness % De consulted We
say therefore % al Who have consumption colds or
cou- h asthma &c. 20 for yourselves and NV the
potency II Dr. Taylors Genuine Balsam Of Liyerwort
II : made only a. 375 Bowery On zach bottle s an
elegant iabe signed Gurdon Leeds, wholesale agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

IL A little child of five daughter of Mr. Ed.
mund OHsra corner Third.svenue and 42dstreet WAS
burned to death Thursday while rocking the bsbys
cradle The mother left her alone for moment and,
returning found her childs clothes IRE and she 50
dreadfnIy burned thar she died in few minutes
There hro in the and it is supposed that
the child must have got hold Of some matches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

~ A lad named James Fairbanks GOT peppered
with mustard seed shot while escaping an orchard
wal IN the Third.svenue where the young rascal had
been stealing apples (see Websters Spelling Book
He made the hes, Of his way of and did mt even stay.
according to the spelling Book to beg the old mans
pardon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

~ fellow by the name OF Mccall robbed
poor old deaf and blind black woman who had stopped
al his shsnty Wednesday nigh, OF her box con,sn.
ing al her worldly store. He ought 10 be compelled TO
marry h.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

CVOALv.Stc RINGS IN without Magnetic TUG, - -
only genuine celebrated both In Europe and America w
cure vi Rheumatism, aud All chrone and nervous dcs6S
For sale. whoesss and RETAIL reduced pncss, -
D. ssnAss, 70 Tulon& W - sswin~s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

~ We remind readers hat this IL posinssb y. ~
.a-i fsy exhibition Of he Onccfis Pefihei Human oo
a. he American Museum Those who DO not sist me
curiosity today viii regret u afterwards. Win nc l's
Oraag and other novelties 4 he seen 81 o -
and Two grand performances vii be gwen al And -
iSclnfing Ae Nerrhelds, Min-tTes, D..sOlyng 'ie~s
OIL unpara leed or novelty and cement 10 nc e"I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

GarAr AasroDos.-Th.s greatest curiosity 0f NJ sv
understand, - The city this week u hss
ready ssclec large shsre Of attention since nss
exhibiting, and ]. worthy ~ ysi from a.. AID We
call attention 10 the sui Get. because 10 5000 70
the city u may De- for the remainder Of THIS ~esA
toS BfOat.ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

II The success Of the Eh-ope4n Opera Company ~
"Aaamra continues ugzDstrt. The house wss oos -
s.l evening and the uayesde Of shndehees drew S'"'
immense applause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

BOLD RoBBERY.-The Dry Goods store Of Messrs
J. J. * D. !. Gaul. known a the New York Pearl.
81 Store was burrlariously entered last night and
robbed of goods to a heavy amount-an amount as
we are informed. not less than 81 600 The burglars
have not Yet been taken nor are their names known.
From circumstances which have come % light 10 day,
however there !. little d0nbt that they were seen
in this City yesterday most OF the day-ihat they were
proving about eating cellars on Waierst and that ihey
purchased large trunk. last evening AZ AIMS
SHAW s. IN which % pack their booty The same me
seen and the great weight and size Of trunk 10
their possession were particularly noticed AZ tne Han
Road Depot act night upon the arrival OF the Steamboat
Train from Boston On board Of which they are behaved
10 have taken passage Norwich lC) Courier, I'd