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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

lJ- The Herald recently saw fl TO call upon US
for the evidence on which, several months ago, we
expressed our conviction that II was in the pay OF
the Loco. Focos aud an electoneerins instrument
in their hands Wes,ated our rreasons--amons Them
what had been told us last summer by gentleman
who met Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, on his travels.
The Herald discredited our statement. We then
procured from our informant and published card
fully confirming all we had asserted In reply to
this the Herald demands OF ,.s that we should hunt
up and publish the names OF those from whom our
informant derived has information! That Is surely
unreasonable. We have given names at all on
the Heralds urgcn, request. We have fully yerifi.
ed otr statement. The Herald has the name aud
residence OF our witness, and may pursue the IN
qsiry as much farther asst plesses If any error has
been committed IN The premises it is certainly no,
ours
And now can We induce the Herald 10 speak
once 10 the main question: We charge It's Editor
with processing entire ipar,ialitv between the two
parties, whenin truth he is athorough Hard. Money.
Sub-TreasnTy. an,iproec,ive, an,i-I and -pisiribu
ton Loco-Foco and in full communion with the
deadlies; enemies OF the Wing par,yton every prp.
ciple and doctrine they advocate Thus his nan4r
continually and treacherously firing at us from nm.
der white flag, is doing deadly injury 10 The Whiv
cause BIZ misrepresenting It's principles and dela
ming its purposes while cherished BY Wing patron.
age We protest against the injustice OF this course
lie, him be Loco Foco if lie willard we Go no,
consider him mentally or morally fitted 10 be any
thing else-but let him be SO above-5oard, and no,
in the skulking way he now is.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

s Advertisement, for the Daily Tribune mus; be LEI
g, the Publishing once, No 80 Ann-s'ree'' before ~
oc,ocs in the evening For rates see frs' page.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

PLuNBE's DAGURREorrrE.-Mr.!P .!Pumbe, whose
beautiful gallery of Daguerreotypes in Broadway
has gained him so much repute. has been very sue
cessful at Washington, where he has opened a
branch of his establishment. His rooms are crowd
ed by the magnates OF that city, and he has been
obliged 10 send for more assistants.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

CO The Charleston Mercury warmly urges the
early call Of an Extra Session Of Congress by the
new President, to annex Texas Gf not already an
nexed) and upset the Tariff We suspect the Mer-
cury will no. be graiiied.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

nx. Chief Justice NELSON of this State was on
Friday confirmed by the Senate as an Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court of the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

WRITING CLAssEs.-lt will be seen by the adver-
tisement OF Mr. Oliver B. Goldsmith in another
column, thathe is now teaching his beautiful sys-
tenn of Writing for the nominal sum OF Tro Dol
lars and fffn cents
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

r. THE WIG AtxAsAc-The Fourth Edition of the
big Almanac IS nov ready snd al orders received VII be
attended to promptly The price OF this useful Register is
only l2 cents per ccpy See advertisement Of Contents in
another column
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

MATCH RACE In May next, it is said, great Match
Race viii come of ON the "Ua.on Course" Long Island
between Fashion and Peytona The purse TO be S2OO0e
being $4,000 side--our miles and repeat.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
cORoNEKs oEFICE.

Tie Cofoner this morning called hold an tn1nss
No so2 Thrd street. the body OF Mary CusIc asea I'll
bora IN Ireland very dISSiIated who was ionaa -
III her bed ,his mong Verdict death By t resulting W.
congestion of the brain caused b. atenpe.aaee.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

E LAuGHiyG Gas Al the invitation OF fey iiSucf ~ cf
Mr. Cotton Will gave entertainment Of Nr0G; O1y;ss
Laughing Cos al the l. BROOKLYN, Tuesdly sTe,
Febru,ry is,h. Mr. {. VIII initiate Balloon darins ~
riHg snd send IL with CONTAINING reTJ sact.
He will also give OF the uprising eaeied
es In oFrr to give publicity 70 the n Ia
Mr. {. viii give tioo Jee eiterainnents eIelu' sedi
dies Monday and Tuesday afternoon bst~ ~ees n dc
o'clock Mr. T. that the Dumbsr aud eharae,
ladies' aad gentlemen who have attended HIS ~
t- Broadway Tabernacle viii secure hnl no,
In Brooklyn Entertainment commene, at :! By
open 81. Tickets 25 Child:en. II aceo"'f Il
parents guardians half price ro
~ ALL PHILADELFHf& SUBSCRIPTIONS ~
THE TRIBUNE mus, be paid 10 the Agents Zeoef -,
Ledger Buildings Sd and Cbrsnut ats. "hsfe 'is
may also be obtained daily a; O'Clock, W
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
+. COMMISSIONERS oFFlc,
SUPERIOR COURT.

DEsERrEp.n tho Of the ,eqaan of The Sweden ship
G'avP rsere 10 SatrJny, the Commissioner ordered
him 10 surrendered 10 the Captain, ard his duty
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

WHAT A FAILING Orr I'm an official document
read by Mr. Downs in the Convention yesterday,
IL was set forth that in lS40the number Of slaves IN
this city was z, 49, while in lS4i il was but ,963
This seems TO be most rapid falling off IN the nu-
merical strength of our slave population.
IN O. Picayune
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

FORGED CuEcK-A forced check for Sl.755 50 pre-
ented the Of the Union Bank Of Baltimore
Thursday and paid. Among the notes paid for the forged
check three $500 notes Of the Union Bank. The
Bank has only four Of this denomination In ci,cpla
iiont and viii issue no more tor the present.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

Miarn. Nu,ic ,xD FUsMr Kae1ss s asiy5,y 5sa Hoes,
hs, "a na olae. Of srnuserseni the eity uiai he
much rational enjoyment Of eIening as " cpsrs,
L he g yirsiuian Gil IS one oi Ihe ps' IVA
ever witnessed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
THE TRIBUNE.

-. oae. or the TRIBUNE is temporarily located at
lJ me .-s.. We cxpec; to be IN our new Buidins'
NO. 80 o,,osi;e tho City Hall By the n.s, Gay Of May
In f,orn the country however, require only
aesI .ss-. .et 10 "GnrELEr G. McELEArH, Srw YORK
u. - :. ,.r... or number need not he endorsed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
c,,vory pHuosopHy.-The Washington "con-

CALHOUN PHILosopHy.-The Washington "Con-
s,i,ution is the channel through which the phi
IosoDhy of Calhoun finds vent, and cannot endure
10 think that Ab6on Lawrence should give TO
Williams College the sum of ten thousand dollars
This money was squeezed by the tight screw OF
monopoly out OF the tender hearts and lean purses
of the farming and planting classes. (lfthe Cal
houn organ will calmly survey things at home, will
it not discover there monopoly OF the most dire
ful hue y After all, i. was An,os mot Abbott
Lawrence who made The donation. 1t Is well
known that in almost every Southern ci'y--in
Charleston, Columbus, Na;chez, Savannah, and
others, factories have been built within the past
twelve months the sweet planting and iarming HI,
,c-cst rshes, with all the eegerness OF the honho
after the fox into this species of investment Tor
capital Now ye Southern Calhoun, no iofds Oh
the loom men, what viii We say2 Cry internai
monopoly, down with the spindles, no donations 10
Colleges, no abbott Lq,crences? Don'tyo believe
it YOU will manufacture largely all kinds Of cotton
goods. and lay out yonr profits where you please,
and clasp the internal monopoly to your breast;
with satisfied affection.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

THAT BuSNINc VESSEL IN THE souSD-according to the
Stamford Advoca;e-was not Sramp, but soop. The
Hampstead q. 1l Inquirer informs that II Mr..
Carls barn. at Dix Ils. L. l. in which fortytwo
Sheep and lambs match which made the bright light.
mistaken for a burnl:.s steamboat.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
PoLIC&. OFFICE

TuErTs-Narry Matthew'S arrested and committed for
stealing cup from NesSss iice * Co. No B0wefy.
John ct ale l.Fsea and committed for stealing S.ore
pipe from Richard Shepard, Ia Pearl street
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
TILE PURPOSE OF ANNEXATION.

1he Charleston Mcc,ry is the frankest and fair
est Of the champions of Annexation boldly IN
sisa, on having Texas in snch way as TO strength
cr and fortify the Slaveholdlng interest or not at
all. Here is its article of the 18th inst. on Mr.
n o-...-,- hill.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
,n,.,,no,.,, pnnIrcr.

Benon's bill:
"MR. BENToN'S Project
"yye nullsbcd Yesterday Mr. Benton's new scheme o'
annexation, ana briefly expressed our ~ ram
md the iupossIbllty Of obtaining ah couh'e'"iCc "O
anv true southern men, true friend OF annexation.
word more sbout this project II proposes 10 au.
only the terms ana eonIltios VI 20 ,ho
and tho cesson or the remaining Texan TERRITORY 10 e
limited states shall he agreed by the Governments oil
TeYns and the United States In plain worus feseh l"
admit Texas into the Union now, and fcers INC inaer
asar a-a, IN nnyootIona course which certainly the
President elect would pursue without Mr Benton oruers
and might well enough follow ont without s ihtfuctons
Rnt even In admitting Texas, after Nv Renons lneompfc-
hensble labyrinh shall have been threaded should oa
ever lappcn-she IL to have SHde cftcn ana oDn,"-
,, with two Renrcscntatves-but ms TO the rest o rex
AZ cnough 10 make four States Inorewhy' tn"t " e 70
the mercy of narty and question whether slavery sha
be allowed In that region Is eft I" tue WIZ OF
or twn-thirds Of tho Senate under the eatyhans pow
.. In other words II Is the New York propos'uoh over
asar 10 give one state and leave Congress te pow
er 10 OK cludc slavery nom the other four Inc Nof'u M
wing the majority IN Congress, can enforce iicse sc 'es
oncs tho ,nrory Is surrendered 10 the unon Tue new
proeot them amounts TO this. ist' Inc fresuent Sa
treat concerning Texas. Tl There shail oS ou % os
State Etery fedcralist and AhoitiohSt IN te Seuae
ought 10 vote oyny for such propositions lhey XIII lne
Rosnniions the Housethey set the mater aoa.
again for negotiation. and contain hmuatoh t"a' ish
well satisfy Massachusetts herself
.The Gi BE- I'm IA long column of twadd', entirely 100
supd for the editor and which Benton uiscf must have
sritten 10 obscure the real nature OF MS propositions sus
tains this project We trust that no true iend oil Texas
will listen TO moment. Let them Rl the whoie mar
ter at once rather than submit TO terms 'hat ho ohy roo
the acnu,on Of Texas OF all It's advantages 10 the Sout
hut make II and are designed to make II an addition 10 our
dangers Better let the whole matter go over 70 the
new administration and new Congress- ihe Propc WIZ
and will wres the question ont of the hands of ma
lruent fac,ioniss mud corrupt aspirans for Office INe
Mssos1 compromise line or Moth g, should be our hnal
FERNS"
The Globe still cl;ngs to Benton's Bill, and says
il will be carried through both Houses at This Ses-
sion. We shall see But that Political po,csr-n-
creased consequence and influence TO that portion
of our Union which insists that Slavery is the true
condition of labor, and ought TO be eterna-is the
real object of Annexation is inconestible
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

LAUGHING GAs.-By reference TO our advertise
mens Will be seen that Mr.. Cotton has been nvi,
ted and will give an entertainment OF Laughing
Gas at the Lyceum in Brooklyn on Wednesday
evening
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

JoHy TYLER, Jr., through the Madisonian, pro-
neunces a r1rnor which the n. Y. Sun started about
his fathers having made $4,000 out OF the Pre-
sldency faIss in It's concep,ion-bass in Its motives
and iafunous IN lis objects.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

RELIGioUS ToLgRArloN--I have lived long
enough and largely enough in the world 10 know
for certain that the religion which q believe most
firny) the Divine Wisdom has thought proper TO
introduce for It's Improvement and for IFS deprava
uon, contains IN al! lis paris (perhapsl am presump
tuous in thinking so, but mixed as think they are
all with great deal OF human mperiections) so
much OF coed as not wholly 10 dlsappont the wise
purposes for which II was instituted, and album
dainty 10 merit my esteem andvenera,ion. think
so of The whole Christian Church; having, al the
same time that reSpec; FOR all other religions, even
such as have mere human reason FOR their origin,
and which men rs good and wise as l. profess
that could NOT Justify te myself to give 10 the syn
agogue, the mosque. or the pasoda, the language
which your pplpiis tthe Scottish church,) 50 E6er-
ally bes;;ov upon great par; OF the Christian
world. Ii, on Tins account. people call me Roman
Catholic, II gives me not the smallest disturbance.
They do me TOO much honour. wllo will aggregate
me as member of any Of these iilus;nous socle-
ties for do not aspire 10 the glory OF bring zealot
for any particular national Church, uutil l can be
quite sure can do II honour ymy doctrine or my
life, or IN some better way ihan b- a passionate
proceeding, against those who are OF another des,
c,ipaon. ! am no, ye' yipe Tor such confidence IN
myself.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
lCoaeAeondeass Of Eduacd BuI.s. lublishsl ls.l

Ms INaAx N ENe1ANp.---rhis distinguished art
iss visit 10 Europe Is o good promise ,oh his native
country. Already has he sent home portraits Of
three Of the most celebrated men OF the present
age: Wordsworth, Dr. Chalmers and Macsulay
We had the sratics.ion OF seeing the two latter port
ras:S las, week they are both admirable i,enesses
As painting, we much prefer Dr.. Chalmers there
Is henigniy and serenity IN the features strongly
Characteristic ct that pious and excellent nun
lhst OF Macauay is much more fanciful; be is
tsislnS his eyes to Heaven, seemingly in deep
s,nousht No blame can attach 10 the painter for
having drawn him in light-brown coat with
maroon velvet collar and sky-blae was,coat If
ms De want OF taste. II mus, be attributed 10 the
great eSSaylst himselt--we think he might have
chosen more appropriate and less fraacham
costume. Although master in The harmony
oi ianSussr he appears NO, to have studied the hgr
mony of colors. But be this ~ i; nav we me- dad
10 possess 50 exce!len, portrait; We tins; Iba,
Mr.. Inn.&n will continue 10 enrich his country, nv
forwarding many such specimens OF his admi-sble
talent For nothing can be moye gratifying, after
our minds have been instructed and delighted by
the works OF such eminent men, than 10 be allowed
to contemplate their features, portrayed hy skill,
ful pencil. New World.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

O. On Friday next the Bos,cnians viii try once
more, 10 obtain Mayor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

TIE NEw Posr orFIcE-The lease of the new
Post Office on Nassau Street, is for seven years, at
5000 year. At the end Of this lease, the gov
ernment is entitled 10 another lease for seven, four
teen. or twenty.one years at lis pleasure
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

SUBSCRIBERS TO THE DAILY TRIBUNE,
not including any received in the City of New
York. THE cash in ell cases accompasyin the
orderl
FrERuAIY lj
Louisville, Ey...-...- go. Batavia y ........l
Great BaIsisston. Mas u Chileohe Ohio ....l
Cincinnati. OHIO - II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

TIE SOUTHERN QUARTERLY RrwEw for January.
This Review, contains some very clever articles
lis tone is more brilliant than common with The
Quarterlies class OF periodicals, disposed TO slip
off into the dark realms Of obfuscation. We no.
tice particularly the article on Madame Merlln's
account of &c Havana" which shall publish /;
the article on that mysterious " Pickwick, "-Ra-
beas is also very interesting. The work can be
had at Francis, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17


4 FouRFoLD AroLooY-At the concert OF the Italian
Orchestra Saturday. the audience treated TO
novel dish Of apology After the rst overture was played
Mr. Loder with all due orrn and announced
that Signor To,aa had not appeared and as he lived
seven miles out Of town Railroad the nigh; being
dark, &c he could no, BE- expected. very we said the
audience we will excuse the sEnor II now became ap
paren, the cules eye, that Mr. odeT held in his hand
number ofnoes letters, &c Drawing forth OF these
notes, he remarked that Mss Nortda had written ,ha,
had throa, ard bad cold, and could no; sing.
Very funny said the aujioncc Another noic,-Signor
De BegHis had case In tile Supreme Court and prob
ably locked up there. rdbe dcfg said the audience,
beginning groan And, said Mr.. Lcier. we have re-
ceived note from Aaiane Araouh which says she has
fallen from >'oup and injured herself sc. and canno.
sing GThe audience, at this point, small es WAS. mani
aged get upa very sood sort OF taught Ingenuity still
exists among us, are happy TO perceive.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

THE CHRISTIAN P.RIoR MAGAZINE Tor March,
liS Nassau-street. There Is an excellent engrav-
ing in this number by Gimber.-a Scripture piece,
and the table of contents is good. The leading ar
tcle, "Rome as it is" by Rev. ]. T. Headley, is
a very pleasing article. We learn from this article,
that the Thea,ridium, or Baths of Doclesian, is
now cotton mil
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

MAMMOTH BORA steamboat has just been
launched in Cincinnati which measures 1853 tons.
She is 3o5 feet in length, IS feet beam, and about
10 fee: hold
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

THE CoLUMBiAv MAGAzIsE UsraeI Post, AStor
House. )--The March number Of the Columbian IS
at hand, and the list OF contributors is headed by
Mrs Sigourney. Ii those who come after are wor-
thy to hold up her train, the Columbian indeed
boasts a strong corps OF writers, We have not had
time to read the whole of this number, but we no.
rice articles by those vino never write badly
Tuckerman, Mrs. osgood, Mrs. Elicit, &c; and
we feel assured that the Columbian isworly the
patronage of New Workers. "The Raising of
Lazarus Is one of Sadd's best Mezzotnts, and is
credit to the Magazine. The Steel-Engravins
represents the daring exploit OF Old Fat at Horse
Neck. I, is spirited thing. There are also a
plate of Fashions and piece Of Music, "Pratel
] del mio Cor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
To.DAY's OUTSIDE

FIRST PAcE-EiherOlogy Review; Temperance Abroad
Supreme Court.
LAST PAeE-commercial and Money Matters Marine
Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

THURSDAY Feb. is
SEsArE.-The Senate proceeded 10 ballot for
President pro TEN, Messrs Hand and Backns act
ing as tellers The following was the result of the
ballot
Whole number of votes 90 For Erastus Corning. ..l
For Abraham Bockee. LII Blank k.-------.....--.i
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED TO THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE SINCE THE FIRE
EgRCART n

I zIae cash ~ az easef qccomrEnyns Tie orier.l
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-19
G ,SE q ES sAI,a LI5liI zEs ,lI;'

Is by far the strongest preparation of Sarsapara ex tant, as has been frequently tested both by it's ef- fecs and analysis.
 It is fast taking 'he place of all other prepara- tons beeouse of ns Dcaey (numerous cirtifcates be ing pnblihed from tune io iime) and because of ts superior strength Gone bottle being equal to six pnts of Syrup of Sarsaparla, or two hotties any other extract;) il is consequently the 6est and cheapst. requiring less 10 be taken and costing less, being sold at ONE DOLLAR FOR SINGLE BOTTLE.
 It is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic affections; Ulcerous Sores of Ihe Nose, Throat or body Diseases nf Ihe Bones; Diseases of the Liver, Lungs, Spren and Kidneys; Affections of tte Skin, or A breaking out of dry and watery pmples The Face, Neck and Bndy; Scrofua; Ersspeas; Con sti,u,iona diseases arising from le use of Mercury and other minerals; Syphilitic and Venereal Alice iiuns. as well as the greatest purifier of the blood and Fluids of ihe body, that has ever been discov- cred. In short, as a general medicine, it has no equal in the whole list of medicines ever prepared discovered.
 Dr. Leidy, the proprietor, offers to refund the money when satisfactory proof is given of it's nef cacy, or of his assertions proving untrue.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-19

NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS. lN-DAEIELs BRADY have received per Selma a fresh supply ot Dry Goods, consisting of French Printed Musiins
 French Musins, Ginghams and Lawns French Organdies and Tissue Muslins White Organdies and Grape LIsces Capes, Collars and -Ehemsetts Thrt ad Laces, Edgings and insertings Muslin Edgings and Insertings Polka Bands and Polka Laces Linen Lawns and Lawn Hdkfs Embroidered Linen Cambric IIdkfs Hem stitch, Rivere and Tapo Border do Cents and Boys colnred border do Gents and Boys Silk Pocket do Hosiery of all descriptions
 10 cases soft finish Shiriing Linens
 5 cases 10 and 12 Sheeting Linen Bleached Cotton Shirting and Sheeting Brown Sheeting at manufacturers prices Linen and Cotton Mosquito Netting New Style French Summer Calicoes 20 cases light summer Calicoes White and c0lored Linen Drillings for Pants White and buff Marsailles Vestngs 8, 10 and l2-4 Marsallles Quilts and Counter Table Linens and Cloths (panes Towels, Napkins, Bird Eye Draper Black and colored Fillet Shawls and ScarfF Black and colored Fillet Gloves and Mitts Kid, Silk and thread Gloves of all descriptions
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-19
OLD SERIES. VOL. XXlII.

FHNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully calls the atten- l ton of Physicians, Druggists, Planters and country Merchants to the following list of Drugs, etc., just received and offered for sale at lhe very lowest cash prices
 600 ounces French QuInine
 20 do Sulphate Morphine 20 do Acetate do
 50 do Hydriodate Poiassa 100 pounds Powdered Rhubarb 50 do Powdered Jalop
 50 do English Calome
 50 boxes CastiIe Soap
 10 groce Seidletz Powders 10 do Yeast Powders
 20 do Soda Powders
 6 barrels Alcohol
 4 do Linseed Oil
 4 do Sperm Winter On 800 pounds Cream Tartar
 4 barrels Whiting
 do Yellow Ochre
 do Lamp Black
 50 dozen Castor Oil quart bottles 50 do Castor Oil pint do 50 boxes Window Glass, 8xl0 to 10x16 POO Bath Bricks
 White Lead in 100, 50 and 25 ID kegs. Togeth- CT with full supply of Patent Medicines LoriIlard's Snuff, Blue and Black Ink, Hair, Teeth, Cloth, Scrub, Flesh and Horse Brushes, etc.
 SETH w. ROBERTS, Wholesale and retail Druggist, sIgn of the Green Mortar, northwest corner of Commerce and Dau- Phin-slreets. jan25 49
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-19
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 ESTABLISHED, DEcEMBER 10, Is2I. Alerrbants an6 planters Jonrnal, esTAsLIsHED. NOVEMBER l5, 1893. Ghe Hlobile Register dn0 Jonrn1l,
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