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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

iNlIED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, l15
~ Brond,edy. JIp-SaUS.-E. WHITE would respect
ry call the attention of citizens and strangers visiting
the city. his splendid collection Of Daguerrcotrpc Por-
traits, SINGLE groups. from 10 u persons on the
plate, which for beauty and accuracy of delncaon
cannot be surpassed. Portraits taken in all kinds OF
weather. either with without the colors The prices Of
which he has reduced those charged by the most mex
pericuccd IN the business.
The American Institute at its a'o exhibition awarded
Mr. White tho Premium for the best Dasuerreotype
Lkencsscs Or grouping and general efect which is but
another proof To the superiority of his Portraits.
Mr. White is sole agent in Newly ork for the very supe
rior imported German Cameras and at no other establish
iuent in the city State can they be obtained.
b Imported German Cameras, also French and
American of the very best quality with plates
Cases Chemicals, Polishing materials, &c.
Mr.. Whites Case Mandatory being the largest and
most extensive In the United States he enabled om the
quantity he manufactured sell Daguerreoype Miniature
Cases, 10 per lower than any other house In the
Union. slSyc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
THE TRIBUNE.
From the Foreign Quarterly.
sN DTGUT


rpEEDoM AND RIGHT.
,r-.,..ed from .be German of Freiigrash)
LI;.ve not the gloom OF the grave
OE say no, 80 closed upon freedoms glad light,
FOR ever are the lips OF the honest and brave
Fo .la hs scorners of baseness are robbed oil tnei
n..rsb ,be true TO their oaths into exile are driven
fT ino weary OF wrong, with their own hands nave
Their blood to their jaiors, their spirits to Heaven
Yet immortal Is Freedom, lmmorisi u rs. Is f,isn'-
Freedom and Right.
Il, ne no, be by partial defeats disconnected;
They viii make the grand triumph more siSoai
r,u, ,s5s,,e5 shs our zeal will be douby exerted,
And the cry be raised louder OF Freedom and
Right!
re, these two arc one, and they mock all endeavor
Cf despors their holy alliance 10 sever;
hei. - ever fright
wbsrs freen,ep are found, will God prosper the
""''O Freedom aud Right
And let this thought, TOO, cheer us: more proudly
The twins never bore them in fight after fight,
Never breathed forth spirit more joyous ana
Making heroes Of dastards in natures despite
Round the wide earth they re marching; their mes
sage they We spoken,
And nations leap up at the heart-ihring token;
For the sef and the slave they have Ddtued, anu
broken
The fet,ers that hung upon black limbs and white
Freedom and Right
And battle they still, where the voice Of earih's
sorrow
Tells of wrongs TO avenge, of oppressors 10 smlte
And conquerors this day, or conquered tomorrow,
Fear We not, in the end they will conquer outright
Oh, to see the bright wreath round their victor
brows shining,
Althe leaves that are dear to the nations combining,
Erin's shamrock, the olive OF Hellas entwinng
With the oak leaf, proud emblem OF Gcrmany's
might Freedom and Right
There are sore aching bosoms and dim eyes OF
weepers
WILDE gathered 10 rest ere that day the light
But We too will haow the graves OF the sleeepers;
Oh, We blest ones, we owe TO them Freedom and
Right! [were true, boys
Fill your glasses meanwhile To the hearts thai
To the cause that they loved when the storm fierces
blew, boys, lyou, boys
Who had wrong for their portion, but won right TO
Drink to them, to the Right, and 10 Freedom
through Right Freedom through Right
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

The AsuBUKroS TREATY Az burglar named
Baird, was arrested at ST. Johns IN B.) on the
18th inst who had entered and robbed the dwelling
house Of Francis S. Blake of Boston. This IS the
first commitment which has been made in that
province under the tenth section oil the Ashburton
Treaty
Coxrrs--The astronomers of the north Of Eu-
rope have been busy with the new Comet on the
constellation of the Swan, which was discovered
on the 18th OF December. by NJ D'Anest, Assist
ant at the Berlin Observatory, near 15 Cygni. lis
daily motion was sixteen minutes OF space west
ward, and twenty-three minutes northward
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

GvREASE STAINS, Spots Marks erasad from Clothes
VI or wooliens, by the Magic Erasve Soap II e.ectu-
ally eradlcates all furnishes and leaves the part bright
new and spoese ssd price IS cents, al ~ Chaiham st.
and 343 Broadway, OK l39 Fulton ST. Brooklyn, III I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
nj ACHISE BANDS.-The following unsolicited opin-
Nl lon OF our India Rubber Machine Banding,
mend 10 the attention OF the interested.
HORACE a. DAY.

Successor to the Ro1hury India Rrbser Co.
"SoswrcH. jan Is. ls45-Dsar Sir: Above please ind
our draft -, for -, the balance Of your account
agairs, We take pleasure in saying that after full
and fa trial Of your Rubber Banng that for The purpose
for which have used IT, drive heavy light machines
with bzHd, that /; gives the fullest satisfaction
Yours, very truly, MOSES PIERCE,
t23 Agent Norwich bleaching ard Calendeftng Co..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

syss PRIVATE sALE-A Farm OF u acres Lake
Sr1N Sahopac
.Hs0-One of Gii acres Astoria Fl lnshins Bay.
.fso-A Farm cf 4i9 acres az Secaueus. New,Jsrsey
.iso-A Farm e,iceter, near West. Farms.
.i7o-Cne of 20 scres Fresh Kills. staten lslAld
.7,o-ii0 acres Hyde PaTk-6ne view Of North River
.Hsc-A Farm from 10 i1O acres AZ RhIH5leck, y X.
Aeply 10 Al. BLEECkER X co; BEosd.street,
f1l'fw Near Wall-srr-ei
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW YORK roRK---.-,....---.FEBhUARf %
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
yJ Il. PALMER's AMERICAN NEWSPAPER SUB
eSCRIPTION AND ADVERTISING AGENCY

' 80 Piae-street, Philadelphia
$ F. corner Of Baltimore and Caiyertst. baltimore.
Advertisements and subscriptions received for SONS
CT the best Newspapers OF most Of the principal towns A
cities OF every State in the United States, which he
the July authorized Agent.
Merchants. Manufacturers and Dealers generally are re-
my agency affords Of communicating directly with the
Pile of the country, by advertising in the papers OK '
country. v. II. PALMER
dos Agent for Country Newspa pers.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

lA TO LET-Six OF the nine three story brick Houses
5 In 32d street. the sth Avenue, built convenient,
With from TO Rooms each floor, with closets
and nsed basement wood houses large yards and ciserns
stable divided into three stalls, With hny lois III the rear
otcac, house yar:cn invited 70 examine the above
Houses as they are well adapted for their us.
To those tenants who wish ts hire ffom the first of May
ney, immediate possession will be given without charge to
that date Keys at Ain said bocs. Apply toJ 5. TREAD
WE'LL Uphois,erer, 6Te Broadway, near Anitystreet.
l4f lus
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

ENoK DYEINti- GREY OK RED HAIR PERMANENTLY
IL BROWN Ok BLAcK-The Moorish Hair Dye changes
grey or red hsir 10 permanent brown hsck without
coiorns or injuriug skim Sod-pce 80 cents or 81,
Of So Chatham 81. or 323 Broadway. III I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

CLEARED
c,,. cotton Planter, rratt Apa!achcola IIurlbut
q e,~oue Ever,on Mayo, Carlenas, Brett : Nose
t,rIss Helen Mcleod Lands, or!eans, LlSei * Coz;
,ieeaIns, sRoiaeld Brandywlne, Nesmilh Il Walsh; B-
Scbr. Pstusent Clark AIatanzas. Read Hoppock Bos-
,sn Collins Philadelphia Lynchburg, Matthews, Rch-
,,ona: Ior:ia, Culver, Raracc1, {; : AIeacia.n
Reported outward-Shp Iowa, Lines HAVE. Fox & L'y
iEgston.
ARRIVED.
Swedish .chr Hazard, Cris;, 90 days from Leghorn.
with marble the mas err lao do 60 bales rags o
ser olive, coarsen I'm plymouth &c, and ds I'm oc-
schr Michigan Terry ds I'm Baltimore Iadss to John
son s. Lowden.
sohr Reveuue Daniels. York Eiye..
Schr North America, York River
schr swallow, Rob!aso !, Rlchuoad, will; coal 10 W j
schr Red jacket, Dearborn, Richmond, TO NccFea-
dy K Co.
Creldy & Co.
schr Gil Bias Burns, Virginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
SALES OF REAL ESTATE. Feb. Is.
Ry ~ ~. Eyunkfin 4 Son.

SALES OF REAL fSIAIE, req 20
By ". IL. f'unkiin t Son.
los Amo. At. Lo, 25 by 9S. story n house in II,
and story attic bk house ON rear OF lo; SiosS
. lots w side Of Ninth av. betw 3Sth and seth ss,
together 4si by 100 II, at SI9o 9sC
10, Sw cor Fourth and 44ih ST. - by 100 II SVo
Iot adI. same ,lze ................. 800
, lots side 80 st, $50 II Ninth av. each y by
pS3 4, at S2io rSV
By J. Blocker d Co.
story bk house and lot III Tenth 1850
story bk frt house Sixth sv and Tenth ST. Lot
l7by 5si n. House II BY 3ot w:h = tr bds irn;s
on Fourth St 81 BY los Il 1850
story bk frt h use adjg, IL Sixth Lot Il by
about SOL q. House 20 II ndcep.-....--.....-.. 2,S2S
Hon. "a n deep $3.50
q story fr house lS6 Fourth 81, OF above. Lot
"a; n fr % n rear. by u n deep. House l6s by
about 80 II 2,oou
3 s,sry house Twelfth ST, with lease OF tho 10.
SAG per annom 2,iVo
3s acres Of Land. miles I'm south Ferry, the road
An Brooklyn 10 Fort Hamilton. 9i50
By James u. Jf!er
IIAsrHoLp PRorERrr-A lease dated October IL, lS42
made bv Tnos ( Davis Edward Doylc. for 4 wears .
meath, and DAYS fto that date, OF a those o;s
land IN the Eleventh Ward the South side of Eighth
100 I; west of Avenue D. being lts n ias Eighth $,
ey 81 ns deep-cach lot being 6 /: ms and contain
ing a two story brick house
One nearest the avenae- ST 800
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
WARRANTED CAST-STEEL EDoh
TooLS.-The real genuine Conser's Toos
I5la can only be had at 80 At;orEey-sH
n. apI

WARRANTED CAST-STEEL EDoh
TOoLS.-The real genuine ConSfs . Ioo'
M3STaall can only be had at 80 Attorney sHess ..s
i@5 where they are made and finished WIZ
iB my own hands; therefore can recon-. recon-.
mend them ami 1t George BIigs Co.'s, Plait-suee.
Those tools offered by osbors Little, At 50 fuiton.
and other stores, stamped "Conger" not my I,. La
and arc designed deceive. Mine stamped 'lE'
Conycr New-York, % Attoneys;' The name % ~ -
Conser Berry Is also added-he having an interest "a ~
business liberal discount TO Dealers. Please observe
the stamp. l2ai 3n- Johs, ooE,-- o.----
CHUKCH BELLS AND TOWN CLoCkS-,.ihih
u subscriber, who was awarded Diploma at the , Ne"
York State Fairs Of 1912 and 1913 for the best soe
Church Bell, and Diploma for Town Clocks e1hbiea ,a
tie Fair Of the American Institute In October as. " nv
pre pared at his Foundry al Troy, New iti
bells OF 20 to 10000 lbs made Of tie oes. y. hem
and warranted 10 stand ard tone TO !,
n,oye cast-Iron Yokes with Movable AIMS rue i
creasng demand his Iella Is The best evidence
be given OF their excellence ORDER have been .oo
Tro, .he C,nadas and almost all the States and aoons
have been furnished different places In the and sur
York t.Dn his Foundry. Town Clocks Lev.hhS aiiu %
waving Instruments Copper and Brass Castings
cal 6m ANDAh"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

G. SO PER ToN.-PEACH ORCHARD COAL,
ScsCOAED ASH, discharsine from boats, constantly
broken and Eeg-stoye and Sut-dlve ed above,
Of charge carriage. Al5o LstiSh Coal White Ash,
sehuyIkiil, Liverpool and Sidney Coal. apply 10
T. STOKES DICKERSoN,
dIoT loI An,houy-st. near Broadway Tabernacle.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

IN THE MATTER OF JAMES GERMoND, an nb-
sconins or concealed DehtorSotce is hereby giren to
an prSon, indebted TO tke said Jane, Germond the above
mentioned absconng concealed debtor to rede IN lc-
count TO the subscribers the eicc Of Clak PA,t'on ~
the CIV of Troy on before the 18th day Of Apr next Of
all and sums of owing by such PERSONS reeci'
session any property effects Of such debtor required TO
deliver the ,e the ubscber. by the day above eeed
and all the creditors Such debtor required Ia deliver their
respective demands s,nSt the said debtor the 'uhscrbe
or one them before the said 18th day OF ApIi e1t
Troy February 18th, 1915. a. y. M HELLER
:. II. TERRY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

CLE-tRED.
c,,, cotton Planter Pratt Apaachicala. E Hnrbut
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

GQAL-I receiving fresh asd laIS- supply Of ihs
- best quality Of Peach Orchard Ceal and will sell At these
sducrd prices for cash that Stove and Nut Is; Eg and
Broken 50 per delyeret In The be order from the Yard
22f I'm. PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

~ PURSUANCE. Of an or:er OF the Surrogate ei the
County Of Newfork NotGc hereby g!en e al per9ns on,
Of the City Of or Clerk deceased TO rTseP the SANE
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber at ~. office o
Edgar II Laing, No 80 Washington street ia the c,tY oi
New York before the thirtyhfst day of March neI
Dated New ok the tNrnY YiGurth day Of September 8i
Iaa.Etn. SI-SA Y L-k ANLKAEr. AinInlsILauI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

IN PU UKSUANCf. OF order OF the surrogate the
County Of Newly ORR. notice hereby given all peTsons
having claims against SAMUEL iNDK AS, late of the
City New York House Mover deceased present ths
with the vouchers thereof 70 the Subscribers. the
,ilence Of Elizabeth L. Andas No. 27 bird tho
CITY Of Newly oTk before the fecnh day of Aug
Dated Newl ork; the lh day Of February 1915.
CHARLES BROWN. Administrator.
ELIZABETH ANDKEAS. Administering.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

i,,,o sold by Haviland Ncc.e ( 60 90 Maiden Lane
James :. A,rinwa. 50 William St; Egshton K Co ll9
Broadway tto ous and IT retail b. most drug and
fancy stores throughout the Unirei Statrs. ~ eod,m
EALLOCh'S CASTOR OIL tANDi Is highly ap-
proved of the best mode Of administering this valuable
qtciue 10 children may be for all purposes that the
Oil extensively recommended. Manufactured by ~ {.
Islock Chemist and Atothec,ty No7G Sprngsreet New
York For sale by Druggists cities aud general stores
throughout the country l3f q law
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

PURSUANCE r Of oi the Surrogate o the Coun
Of New York. Notice j. hereby given all ha
New. Yod Merchant deceased present the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber At his No ~ pnnG
III the City of NrwYork before the 20 day Oi
March nerLDaed New York the Sixteenth day Of ssp,sm
Der. l3ii DAVID MCDOWELL, Administrator
LII ,Ctnc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

Besides great raIe,y cf Besjs Shoe Thread BINDINGS
Cords Tas. Thread, Scissors Bead Work. Shell Combs,
Oramen;S gold rings BreasiriUs gold '-ncl.
Eyeie Mscges cis And siiag Buisors, r1ri aed asas
d., German Silver War; Plated Ware foe gold lever and
oher Watches Silver Pencil Cres Tooth Brushes sc. suit
sole Tor cogntry city trade the liberal terms.
Aeeney for keiLtek Cos and " Robipsous gilt and
Military Buttons tfso osl J. P. VAN Fps les Pea 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

rruss;ste Potash
Gum senegal
Powdered Curcums
|, Powdered blue Smalis
Querci;ron Bark
Spirits Mite Forts
Sa'tpctre
British Gum
Nitric Acid and oSaiic Aei
Red Tartar
Iral. Refined and unrcfncd
ot, Olive IN bottles aud be;-
Sal Ammonisc
Antimony
Sugar OF Lead
Alum
latch Red Hypcrnic Peach and
purpose OF awaiting himsclfof the
citing articles OF the best quality
.Es AsE GENUINE. 81 I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

l.-A a COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-Situate on
nm the Kngsbrdsc road, between 5th and 9th avenues,
.03d and 10th streets, containing acres OF land IN
good cutvatiOn and aboundnK in iuit shrnbbery
&C. The ground is elevated and commands noble view
OF the waters Of HuFgae and East River and also
tensive view OF Long Ispnd Terms made easy Apply to
ANDREW & 5. B. McG0WN,
Executors OF Andrew McGown. deceased or
detf j ADRIANCE, Sc John.st y. Y.
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gethet unprepared for such an emergency. We
doubt not the Eagle, although as yer unseen
himself, is soaring sufficiently nigh to scan every
thing that may transpire with his clear piercing
eye. And should intelligence reach us that
privateersmen have been actually commits
stoned, we are very certain the next arrival
will bring intelligence Of their capture-and OF
the summary hanging Of certain pirates.
Our neighbors delight TO dwell upon the
lachrymal course of the pseudo Mexican Min
lister. The course of that Minister, we predict,
will not be approved by the Mexican Govern
ment. We doubt whether he has even been
allowed any salaryb the new Government ;
and we shall not be astonished 10 hear of his
sailing TO England, instead of Mexico, 10 escape
the incarceration which may await him at home,
for certain operations in connexon with
the intrigues of Santa Anna, pertaining TO a
REIMBURSEMENT of California.
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The New ARCTIC ExPtpITIoS.-So long ago as
September, l643, IT was stated, at the CONCLUSION of
our original account of the At antic voyage that an
other expedition TO he Arctic circle contempIa
ted, the command Of which would be offered TO Sir
James Ross Various circumstances arose to delay
the execution Of this design and to modify the
appointment OF those TO whose charge il should be
entrusted. AT length, however, the return of Sir
John Franklin from his government of Van Deman's
Land, has gwen i new impulse, and the sailing of
the expedition under his command has been finally
determined. After communications from The First
Lord of the Admiralty Che Earl OF Hsddington),
Sir John franklin has undertaken this oDerous enter
prise and, with the experienced and able Captain
Crozier (who IS daily expected from the continent as
his second, will forthwith prepare for the service
Both the Erebus and Terror returned from their ar
duous southern voyage in as perfect condition as
when they started from Chatham. Their r,ngth
and capabIity OF resistance have indeed been we
tried and thus for skill in their comm anders ard
the requisite qualities IN themselves, we have every
reason to augur hopefully of the results
These vessels have been lowed up to Woowicb
where there is to be small stes power attached to
each ship, so 10 help them by means of the screw
10 push heir way through the ice Sir j. Franklin
has, we learn, visited them this week in company
with bis gallant companion and friend Sir James
Ross whose advice must be so invaluable on such m
occasion, to the experienced of pol,r. sea
Davgators and given directions for commencing her
equipment The expedition is expected to sail about
the first week in May, and ought on no account to be
later. The ships beng 10 first rate order will not re-
quire the least repair The only alteration necessary
will be for the purpose Of applying the small steam
power and screw-propeller 10 assist them in light
winds or Gains, which greatly prevail amongst The
zee Of Bsfns Bay. This can soon be done Tn,
officers, we believe not yet, but will of course he
Immediately appointed. The intended route ia
through Barrow Straits, between Cape Walker and
Bankes' Land, and thence to the continent of Amo,i
ca to the westward OF WooIlaston Land 1'bev
will still be able 10 take two years provisions; though
the steam apparatus and Goals will lot admit of Their
taking three years complete, as on former Arctic
voyages. Heaven pro per them, and enable them to
complete geographical survey honorable to the cha
ractsr of the greatest naval nation that sver exsted
on the face Of the earth !-Laeruy 0sssHs.
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LATER FROM ST. DOMINGO.

The correspondent of the Philadelphia Exchange,
at Cape Hayden, writes under date Of March 3, lS45,
follows:
The number of foreign vessels now in port IS
greater than at any previous time for many years
Exports consequently more 10 demand Coffee
has risen from IL l2 TO IA cents logwood from to
10 l2 several vessels going elsewhere to load
Government now receives Hayden money instead of
Spanish in payment of duties, on account of the
pressing demand for currency to pay the troops
there are rumors OF suppressed breaks in various
parts of the island; but at present everything quiet
here All foreign letters are now required to pass
through the post office, which has Just been estab sh-
ed-postage % cents currency on letters weighing
ounce or less, and IS cents on every additional ha
ounce
United States sloop of war Vandalia Comman-
der Cbsuncey, is at Port Prince, for the purpose
IS said, of demanding the res tuition of certain
moneys, but am unable to ascertain further portlc
uars."
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LAMENTATIONS OF THE ENEMY

The Intelligencer of this morning is bewaiI-
ing the fate of our rising nation, in advance, be-
cause Congress did not provide fleets and ar
mics to defend US against the fury and the ven
geance of Mexico. Lamentations thus expend-
ed, are altogether wasted. Even the more
nervous old women will laugh at the idea of
Mexico employing privateersmen 10 ipjure our
commerce, and the commerce of the world in
revenge for annexation. Besides, it is moi quite
so clear as our neghbors of the Intelligence
would seem to have it believed, that the Gov
eminent Of the United States would be .l,o-
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From The NJ o Picnu,in
A WAC OF A WITNESS


Oar legal gentlemen sometimes run against perfect
snags in the shape Of witnesses, and OF the way in
which one Of our most eminent lawyers was recently
thrown all absck by wag he was cross Questioning
we are about to speak.
A woman had been complained Of for disturbing
the neghborhood in which she resided and several
witnesses were called TO prove the charge. One Of
them testified, that the woman not only Ia ked and
sang extremely loud herself and at very
BILE hours but that she bad female acouantances
who visited her, and that they, too were far from
being quiet as the peace Of the nsighborhood de-
handed
Ln,cyer-Do you mean to say that loud laughing
and talking disturb the neighbors'
Distinctly / do
Lamyer.-You say that the women who lives in
this house has some female acquaintances who visit
herr
Witne@.-I have said 40 once
La,cyer.-Who are they and what are their nameJ
WiineS.-Wby, there's Mrs. Calder
Lrcyer-Does she make much noise2
Wine,a--Temendous. You never heard the
Ike.
La,cyer,-Well, who elsei
WMne"-Csnt exactly say just now.
Larger But you just said there were sorse female.
who visited the house Mrs Calder, as you call her,
isn't some.
Wiines.--Ain't she, thought
Lnpyer.--Of course she is not.
Wifness- Well, If you could hear her once. M
have, cutting up and going on rather guess uou mould
think she some
The Judge had hard work to quiet the lauuh which
followed and the lawyer was perfectly willing TO give
up his witness as bad customer
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THr WEATsER.-The old proverb, that when
March comes like lamb be goes out like lion.
has been sgnally verified this season. After spring
of unusual mIldness, we have had week of cold
winds, almost amounting to winter and W edpesday
night there WAS we fear, killing frost, thai most
have done much injury, especially TO the fruit What
has been the fate OF the young peas have not ye,
heard Poor ippocsnts, We fear they have suffered.
-Mfrc,uy, March 81.
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MASSACHUSETTS u. s. SENAToR.-The Hon. John
Davis has been nominated Ivy Wing Legislative
caucus a cand date for United States Senator in
place oftbe Hon. Isaac c. Bates, deceased
Hon. Frederick Robinson is the Democratic candi-
date.
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CHEAP FAaE.-The greatest composition exists on
the river between the different eamboats for New
YORK. l,csen we're sold 10 the strsst to-dsy from
Tkssdsy.
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IN THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
UNTy-M NON ESSENTIALS LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARTV.--.7ugUs IN.
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The case of Mr.. Ward having excited much
interest both in this country and Great Britain
on account Of the principles involved in il, we
insert the following notice of it from the Lon.
don Weekly Chronicle: