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June 2lst lS45-3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
Mr. Van Rensselaer, to his Tenants.

Gen STEPHEN VAS RESssELaEs has submitted
through the Albany papers proposition to his len
ants, with a view To 4 desirable change OF the ten
ures by which they hold their Farms As the mat
ter i in which all the people Of the state are
deeply interested, we copy his proposition as fol
lows.
To ne Tenants o. re Manor Of RsHsse0erryck n ne
County Of Albany
If by the isi Of March next any person Who holds,
under lease .ny lands in the county II Albany TO the
rents Of which entitled sha pay the arrears OF rent
and 80 for the quarter sale will release AL the cove
nants and ATOMS in the lease for which al
SIX percent will yield annual interest equal 10 the an
nus rem; estimated follows 70 VII bushe OF wheat.
A. ons dollar one days service with carriage and horses
two dollars and each fowl twelve and hall cents
This offer the quarter sale = only 10 apply 10 such
lands for which the wheat reserved sfourieen bush
els Of wheat for one hundred acres OF and.
And any person. willing 70 accept the shove terms,
cannot Immediately pay all the sums az once. will &C
cept one-fh Of the whole amount and take bond and
mortgage On unencumbered real estate for the residue
payable in four equal annual instruments with interest
annually az the rate Of six per cent per snnum Or. as
the average price Of wheat FOR the last twenty years i
about a. - per bushel Will accept Of principal which
SIX per r snnum, VIII produce that amount, and
release al the covenants and reservations IN the lease
: VAN RENSSELAER,.
Uafarlia, sept l6 l-i5
This offer on the part Of Gen. Van Rensselaer, has
the merit Of being definite in lis On this sub
ieci we may have something to say hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
New Publications.

~ Tuy WORKS OF REv. RICHARD CECIL
late Minister OF 81 Johns Chapel Bedford Row London
have been published in three handsome volumes by Ro
bert Carer * Csnast Vol contains his Sermons
Vol II. his Miscelsnies Nol Ill. his Remains, with
View OF his Character by Josiah Pratt
IT. The RETROSPECT. by "Aliquis,' formerly
Lieutenant in the Royal Navy, and now Minister in
the Established Church has been issued by the
publisher. Also Principles and Practice Of English
Grammar, by John Campbell.
u" History or IRELAND. by the Able Mac
Gcoghegan d. j. Sadlier have issued the eighth and
last number of this valuable work The engrsyincs
elegant The style OF the typography is superior TO
mos, Of the serial publications OF the day The eigh,
numbers bound together make superb and vslusble
volume copious index is appended TO the present
number. Every one who would understand the history
Of ireland should secure copy Immediately.
~ H. II. ROBINSON lfe Nsssau.st has pub
hshed splendid Li,hogrsph Engraving Of the Grea,
Race between Fashion and Peytons. over the Long
Island Course in May last Il is fine specimen Of the
ART and reflects much credit on the young artist. C.
SEVERN
" BcBrLrs FROM the BRUSSrS, by Sir Francis
Head Is published In elegant form by Wiley Put
nam as No. XXlV OF their Library Of Choice Reading
Price 50 bents-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.
Great Fire In Canfon--Awful Destruction oil

Life
The ship RarxBow, Capt Land. arrived yesier-
dav from Canton. with dates to the 9Th OF June
The Rainbow left New-York on The first OF r epra-
ary. and brings accounts Of her own arrival al onha
Tbi.s her first voyage. She has proved ber-eh one
of the best sailing vessels out Of this port sne Is
owned BY Mes-rs Rowland x Aspinw all ine
markets at Canton were dull when the haihooH -
The Rainbow was boarded by boat irohi '"e
frigate Constitution on the 18th Of June
Ambrose Hazard seaman fell from the l'a'n oP
sslvard and was killed. during gale oil the cape
Of Good Hope. 81 -. H..
4 le,,er from Canton dated June 5ih says ,ha'
the crop of tea had been nearly all shipped. l.,
The pronose,l alterations in the English sugar du
tv would. il was feared efiectuay cnecH all snip
rnents white or clayed, sugar from Shlhd
The Midas, from New I ofA' arrived ou' u" ''''
2ls, Of May.
have the particulars Of dreadful calamity says;
On sunday afternoon. a IRE broke out IN theatre
shin the walls Of the city has been the cause Of
Melancholy loss Of life well as the destruction Of lch
property. 49,, ,,.o o.,.-o n -. .o,,,-e To which
there was only access by one narrow lane
Aner the fire wss observed the audience endeaTored
tn escape by the lane but unfortunately the crowd rom
without trying 10 force their way INTO Inc
and prevented large number OF those VINO were "n
20, tanned the creates, confusion prevailing
1t is supposed that upwards of eight hundred ives
were lost By the fire. the falling timber, OF borne down
by the crowd and sufocaton The bodies are 50 norm
biy mutlated their friends cannot recognize them IN
consequence Of this hundreds lay unclaimed ana inc
worst consequences are 10 be spprehended from hcif
exposure 10 such climate at this season -
It's TO De hoped that the city authorities VIII nave
them buried al once though from the national preJndi
ces Of the people with regard 70 the dead and tne MAJ
affection which prompts them 10 pay great respect 70 me
ashes Of their departed kindred il s feared tnat aay
will be allowed to elspsc before the unclaimes ano uh
recognized are disposed Of e,,,-, 9.
By the Mandarins books the total number OF Ked Is
81 including 81 male and female actors the "ouhoeu
are estimated NJ 2loO.
On Monday-the day after the fre-par OF me ruincd
wal fell and killed 30 more. wOunding several Diners
is rather remarkable that thirty years ego similar
accident happened the same theatre Al ths n. the
authorities forbade dramatic performances by the inhab
tsn,s; the present company outside people u j
Anticipated iha, an edict will be issued strictly prompt
ing ali such exhibitions in future.
The authority have purchssed 900 collins for the bodies
that have not been claimed and they VIII DC inferred
Immediately. large portion OF the dead are females
and il is feared that not few were murdered by the
robbers that ncst the city purpose to obtain bracelets
and n er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
Trial Of BouGhtou.----A Jury Empanpelcd
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
HUDSON. Sept Il. l-45.
H. GREELEY, Esq.-The case Of The People rs.
Smith A Boughton may now be said to be fairly
under weigh After the consumption OF Just one
fortnight of time Jury has been empanneled and
II ever man was tried by fair and unbiased jury
Boughion now will be. l6l jurors have been called
and most of them challenged by the side the
other The prisoner has used Il OF his 20 pcremp
tory challenges and not one man has been sworn "a
a Juror in this case until after the fullest and most
searching examination TO their opinions and bias
Of mind which the most able counsel could institute
Only one Juror has been admitted except upon the
finding OF the ircrs TO perfect Importantly, and
that admitted By consent the challenges having
been Withdrawn By both sides.
And here let say that the intelligence iearessness
and honest canfor OF the two ers IN this case (who OF
course have been the FIRST urors) have called out
the wsrrnest Communications from the Court the coun
SCI of both parties and all in attendance. Two more
aiihfu jadcious could have been selected for
this most delicate and responsible duty and not man
has crept in his Jry Boz who has the shghtes, bias
against Boughion in any respect
The public may confidently anticipate an honest rer-
dic be- that verdict il may d.tha improper in
auence may be wrought upon the jury they are under
the charge Of officers when out OF Court, thing
which has been done in this County before for years
The case will be tried with the most marked ability
both sides and might have said with machless ability
the part of the prisoner IL i not true has been
said by OF your correspondents that there IS great
excitement here against BOughton The trial cNcites
rery ls more remark than hundreds Of other Of
everyday occurrence. 1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

ARREST OF 4 CoUNrERFEIrFR-The Cincinnati
Gazette contains of the arrest Of Capt W
Pollock for passing counterfeit money The arrest ""
made al Wheeling He had with him two trunks and a
vase lie acknowledged the ownership Of the former.
and gave up the keys but dssvowed any knowledge Of
Ia. latter BY searching his pockets the key Of the
se was found stuck far down in of ON" Of them
on opening the vali-e about $1,000 of spurious 1905
5Os Dos and lOs the Planters Bank Of Tennessee.
were found in II. Only $1,000 OF them were signed.
on Polock's person found $500 good money The
other trunks belonging 10 Pollock which the
Pttshurg boat must have reached Wheeling some time
on the day of his Pollock was lodged In iail
Wheeling
10. The steamship Alabama, Capt Windle.
caves this morning 10 o'clock for Arkansas Bay WIN
the companies Of the 9TH Regiment which arrived here
the other day.
The -choon Two Friends. Capt. Lailte has also
cleared for Aransas with government stores.
IN O Tropc. 10Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
Sale Of Paintings, &c. nj the Bonnpsrte Man.
.ien. Point Brreze, New.Jersey.


BospExTovS. Sept, ~ ls'5.
The sale Of Paintings and Siaiuary, the coAecuo
Of the late Joseph Bonsparte, Count de Surviliers.
took place this day At the Mansion. and was well at
tended. the biddngs were spirited and on the whole
the Paintings may be considered as having sold
well
The following is list OF some Of the principa
ones. with the prices obtained
/ TorrEr Of VENUS by Nstoire 9 feet inches Ion.
by o Ice, inches high sold for-.--...-.--s ~
z. A CAIN; Morning >oeEs. by Jo-ePh Nernei
"A choice specimen OF this masier-panied
IT,. { feet 4 inches long, by tee; hishJ
sold for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .,
3 Two Lions AND F,wN by Rubens, q lee; :
inches long. by feet : inches high sold ,er SSo
4 IaxpscAPE WITH MOUNTAIN >cE>EsY Va
serfaA and Cattle IN he foreground. by ;
Denis-a very tine paintine-,7 feet inches
long BY feet inches high sold iOr.--.-. -.
5. LANDSCAPE; Italian NsH0y ray az Ne2es'
Csias at Fountain IN foreground BY : Den.
is-,his is superior paniins-t7 feet }
ipche. long bv feet > inches high sold for LOO
s. A DuroH FAN by Francis frank y ieet 90.
inches long. by feet inches hish sod ioF -
T. THr ENrRAvcE INTO The AJAX. by bassano,
20 feet inches long by feet Inches hishJ -
sold fOr.-----.--------- $500 -
g. HEsoDIAs RECEIVING THE HEAD or JoHN
THE BAPTIST. by Guerrino, o feet long by M
I feet I inches b. ghl cold for ..---.---..... fJ-
,. SCENE NEAR NAPLES. By Nerner 90 feet long -
By I feet 3 inches high) sold for .-.---.--.- -
10. HAWK AMONG CHCkENS, by >ncylcrs-a me
specimen II this master-l5 feet inches
long By ; feet o inches high sold for LEI
IL MAGDALEN AND TWO GUILDS, by Nienne, q
feet inches long, by feet 3 inches high
sold Tor ...--.---------------.-.-- ~
u. TIE LION CAUGHT Net. by Rcubens,
e feet inches long. by feet inches hgh)
sod for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Leu,
81. VISITATION or ST. ANNA, by sebastian Del
Pombo q feet 10 inches long. by icet
high sold for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
IA. PASSAGE or THE RIVER Pc BY rHE FRENCH
Army by Boguet ! feet inches long by >
feet inches h gh.) sold for. IL
IS. ROYAL STAG Hunt. by Jsques Savery, (ofeet
snche. long by feet inches high sold for 10.
Is. MAssANIssA AND soPHANIsBA, by Philip dc
Champagne, g feet > inches long. by fee,
> inches high sold ior.--.....-.-..-...-.. IN
II. CHRIST DREAMING BREAD WITH MS TWO DIS
cIPLRs AT ENMAUs, by Gherardo Dele Not
L. sold tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS --------- ~
Is, MARBLE BUsr or PAULINE, SISTER Of Napoleon,
By CanOya. sold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ut
le. YOUNG DIANA AND HoUND . fine piece OF
Sculpture, by Bartone feet inches high
sold Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
20. ANTIQUE BRoSzE CASTING Nors and Frog
from the RUNS Of Pompeii. sold ior.-..-.... 49,
81. Antique BRONZE HAWK AND ANIMAL from
The Ruins Of P0mpeii sold for...---.--.-.-. 49,
%. MEDrCr VASE or PoRPHyRy % feet inch
high > do. do. slightly damaged sold for 2o'
Total $40 =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

The returns to come in are principally from Wash
ngton and Aroosiook Counties The Union thinks
they will not vary the above result enough to elect
Anderson. 10 towns elect - Wing Representa-
tves - Locos and 90 no choice.
There was no election of Representative in Saco.
at the second trial on Monday The Wing candi-
date falls 20 votes short of an election.
Gorham elected Loco Wesibrook, an irregular
Loco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

- The Pl1mbe National Daguerrean Gallery on
the upper corner Of Broadway and Mursys,. To this
extensive establishment continual additions daily
being made which make every day attractive.
Strangers should by leave the City without Vi
sting the collections Of the justly celebrated artist Pro
essor Plunbe. 1t Is gratifying TO every one who have
had their Efforts crowned with las bis portraits
speak for ,hernselves) have them examined BY the
public who are after all the Judges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

~ We are glad TO see that Major Donelsons
health has improved 10 enable him 10 vs., Nash
VILE Since his from Texas. he has had severe
relapse OF the congcstivc lever which taking
him on whilst Ia that country. lie i now recovering
and hope will soon be entirely restored 10 health
Nashville Union, Sept o.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Thc Washington NC Whig
announces the death Of Mr. Jeremiah Cherry aged y
On hearing Mr. Cherrys death, his neighbor Mr.. \.
Brown aged and feeble old gentleman went 70 take
last look at the corpse Of Mr. Cherry and while doing
80, fell dead by its side.
ONO RWER.-At Wheeling, on Tuesday, there
were two feet and half of water in the channel
N Pittsburgh IN the day, the River had nearly
Two feet of water in the channel
rFys The President recognizes w. :, HMIDI as
Consul Of SaNony for the Port Of Newlork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

~ Novelties 2nd Carosties OF every variety hrong The
American Museum The Oufans Outang 70 ne raresi spec
brought this country, and the Human P-tae-
haf -cied confessions u sssonishmen from the most
disr gshed scieulifc persons 10 the cy These with an
Anti Rent Ds galse and other wonders, b.
holr to-day Splendid performances a. y and u r NJ
with exhibition Of Dssoving Views, Microscope, Giro
rstyope, he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

" The Pennsylvania Wing State Committee
have presented SAMUEL d. HARMS, Esq of Dauphn
County as the candidate for Canal Commissioner
al the ensuing election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

NY STATE CTNsUs.-The returns from l0i Cities
Towns and Villages give an aggregate population o
$50 COS in ls4O the Cities Towns and Villages gave
an aggregate Of AZ. 4e7-incresse. 77l0e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
To-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAeE-Lessehold Land Tenures Theatres
and Morals; Photography No. VII; Phladelphis Cor
respondence. &c.
ForKrH PAGE.-Moncy and Marine News sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
~ From yesterdays Philadelphia Evcuil

III From yesterdays Philadelphia Evening
Gazette we have the following
Jacob shaw. tried in the oyer and Terminer We.
rerdsy Tor the killing Of John Wesley Halbcrt found
guilty this morning of murder in the second desrce The
prisoner sentenced 90 seven years Imprisonment IN
the Eastern peniteniiary.
This morning between one and two o'clock fire
WAS discovered in the OF T. Chapoutty. NJ the
northeast corner OF Vine and Eighth sts. The whole IN
terror OF the with the stock was destroyed
\ fire occurred about the same hour A. the above
in Higgins Court the Navy Yard, Southwark vhlch
totally destroyed TWO story frame shop, belonging to
Charles Manning cabinet maker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

The IyoRy STATUE or CHRrsr-Our reaters will
from the advertisements IN columns that the
tibiton ofthe r0ry statueof Chris IS TO De opened to
day 2l7 Broadway We gave few days ago 4 history
Of this wonderful work Of from the sssrodH RraeE,
and tina, is to be exhibited the public hope
every VITO mas taste for the and beautiful in
will 60 and H. But short time be gwen 10
The exhibition Of i ID this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
AKnksr-on Monday morning last Asa Bishop

ARREsr.-On Monday morning last, Asa Bishop
was arrested At his residence in Woodstock on An in
dctmeni found by the Grand Jury the March term Of
the Ulster Circuit This Bishop is implicated in the
Ambient disturbances in this County. and for
time it is believed figured Chief of the Indian"
tribe under the appelation Of Black Hawk" He fed
before the pursuit OF the posse last Spring and among
the Indian habiliments then found in the woods not
far from Bishops house that Chiefs dress. mask
and sword--dentied such by competent witnesses
before the Grand Jury After the occurrences OF the
period referred to. Bishop rOamed about from place to
place, until atteTly becoming weared Of that way OF
living he returned home. where he was apprehended,
as have before stated and is now in prison awaiting
the decision OF the law In bis Kingston Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

70 No less than three attempts were made u
FIRE the village of Osweso Tuesday evening. The
authorities have offered 800 eward for the incendiares
~ Rev. J. n. MArrIrr is preaching al To
ropto, Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

y The Boston Post and Times have declares
in favor of Levi Woodbury. Judge Of the suPrem
Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

~ AT an election held in the City OF Alton. Ill
on Monday the 9TH. &. T. NJ. Davis. Wing, was
elected Mayor by majority Of 81 over T NJ Hope,
late Tyler L. 5 Marshal, and now one of the Loco
Foco editors Of the Loco Fcco paper in that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

" \ man named Finsent and bis wife were
killed few days since. Buffalo. BY the falling OF
tree on The house which they occupied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

ErHIoPr.s SEsssADsas-Pamo's Opera House--To re-
peat our opi,ons OF the exceences Of these voc1sts,
would be WORK u supererogston, when the universal
testimony Of The public has conceded the fact The crowd
I'd houses and universal tokens Of general appreciation
10 doubt Of the charm they have inspired for style OF mi
&c simple and 1nadornei but su nfasng spirit INTO The
audience hat absoves every other consideration Let them
he tonight The variety OF Songs and the ex-
ceence VI the arrangement sufficient encouragement,
for q repetition Of vista
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
Latest from Della ware.
Correspondence of the Albany Argr


correspondence OF NE Albany Ngus
DELHI sept -, ls4j.
Last evening Deputy Sheriff A. 4. Salisbury re
turned having in custody Henry j Shaver ofAndes. He
was arrested in Tioga County Also. William Mascrlp
Of Boyna Both were present, disguised, Sc. at the
Earl sale Mascrip was left at notwithstanding unwe
Albert Hodge one of the Sherfs posse has returned,
having in custody VIM Joslin and Elias Davis Of sull
county who also present at the Earl sale jos
lin was sent on that occasion, by of the Chiefs TO
direct body of Indians where lie in ambush to inter
cep the posse These prisoners were taken at Caacoon
in sullivan county.
Since my sst the following persons have been commit
ted John Bsrhart. Jr. l.. Deamsler, and Martin Wor-
den They are implicated in the Indian movements.
think stated In my that there were al indicted.
The number is only % In several cases the same per
cons have been presented in each vi the i've indictments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

~ Our New-Haven correspondents communi.
cation has been unfortunately mis.d which prevents
our giving description Of Gisal Trsisis in thai city
ON Wednesday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

Is- Professor Greenleaf OF Cambridge Univer.
sty deliver discourse on the ate Judge story
lssi evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
Court CaIeudar...THrs DAy.

COMMON PLEAs-Part l. before Judge lngrah arn-Sos
q y, :. n l63 - 81 q IS 25 Part before Judge
ulshoe-er in the Board Of Assistant Aldermen room
Nos. To-, j.. 81 81. 60 G. =, H. ID. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

ToLEr AsricLEs-Rszors, OF he most celebrated MAX
ers warranted large variety Of ooh, nail and shaving
brushes pefIHery, washing and shaving soaps Of al M
beet qualities, and sod exceedingly low prices
g. SAUNDERS a son, IN Broadway,
1854 ~ Opposite Howard's HOteL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

To sELF-saAsIsc GEsrLEsEs-Possessing . suo's
beard and tender face the Metallic Tablet Strap Of O. ssan
ders "a the OILY Article In thai will obysie Their
difheu TEA For sale III IN Broadway. ~ sb1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

BgEKNAss ORIGINAL GENUINE PULsoSIc sYsUp.-Ths
ceeorat-d remedy for TIE OF Consumption, Colds,
Coughs Diseases Of the Lungs, Liver Cum plant Dys
prp-s. BE- had usual. the old ESTABLISHED Of Of
le proprietor No. fsI COrlsnd-sl one door below The
corner VI Oreenwich-st IN ss1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
Maine Election.

The Saco Union contains returns for Governor
from 263 towns with the following result:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

ES9 From the Talcquah Cherokccl Advocate o.
Aug 18Th. we have the following items
The weather continues very warm. The Their
nomeer ranges from 95 to l02 degrees N the shade
The a-, quarterly meeting and camp meeting ior
the Creek Mission VIII commence on the evening q tn
Alb September in the vicinity OF the Creek Agency
A week ago another man was found near Evans.
vile murdered Denomination a large sssh found
near the small OF bis back made evidently with Rosc
Knife One Of his ribs chopped n two.
One of the Railway mills stipulated TO BE- fur.
nshed the Chcrosees by the Treaty OF -i i asst n
a state of erection At this place. Il viii be finished "a
the course of A week OF two.