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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-29


quaated blessing q tie ceaa.rx. ~ I, -.
party thar protested is.-I
MR. CALaayx r-ss-er :, -
Mr. Calhoun has contested - s-,,-s.
meat ender his esarFoi sia-e beas Sscrs-
.ary q STATE, his. mlrc tA1a ee=r lar.
he'd IAN wl-h the Ssath. ass iAs-e i-.sir-.-
nous ~aich, beng indispensable - -
are tleniined Nth gAe vers exss,a-.s ~
ms Ontaa. We see n1nv a5ssher. -
Pers are coap.aialns al tbe .,-,,i.,-
sfoanas u2on whseA Be has p-a-e8 ~. -,
Poriance ~ the annexaffras - sr.x,s -
?. me tae and Subjects vi a.. t.t--r y,
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euS'' vi. oe made b these a. e-tsrs :,
a least s'Fe him ca,d coaasen.nse ;,
me coming admlaistrafos. i - ,t..-.
ulinSsr Mr. Ca.hean i nrps-rsb...R -
Whole seth = presented .iss -. -
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speak oat ca tbs sutiecf a -.
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voice should - up from - - -
states. w1ose very exfssen-.. :. ~. -
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IN himself ane eaug.e- ca ~, r--,,s-.s
1a has oSen- The n.or1l an.8 =. -.
feelings O the wlr.3. = s,a-s. i, -.
ming Poaucians = &c arrar,.s -.
: '''ssa ins,ii-'aaas- We are - -.
being tangled IN tie usesh.s - : - -
~niea escaPe herea.aer usla =. i-,-',...s
o's- III Caiaoaa slan1s wish -. 80
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: Ises1ass and exPose rs true s..rv-s -
nose ~ao are engaged n he hx-.,--,.-..'.1
M t'ia aiioos sgasnst as ia-uss-. -.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-29

some ct tbe PaPcrs, ara ssme hsuer.
'..-.s' arg sP@e-a-l-s ca tAe cllss ~
an extra Scsstlu es Cages il tse esesf
NAT IeNas 3 noe aaaexe3 aar5ae 80 80
seat The regular at-1eks II f.--lsEs.
lion are about IS mz-k -z iae a1sv So
can Sian1- Il wea-d regaise a very c'car
case O. necessity = 5lsu,y aag slch uea-
sure N e thiaN tAere "a "a es.ra &c.,
sion 81 Congress, me- ulny xc4rs siace.
'hat DID net cume - TIE shaee ~ "A -
flh''iled blessing - the coaalre. ~ - -
party thai protested li.-IR
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-29

Gaze at the mystic skies.
ana watch the stars as they fall and Use. y
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-29
CARROLLTON:

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 90, 1915.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
soNes EoR TIE People. -. 8-Air. we met. :.

NVNCS UFl 7 II Z EJI I.t4 .'cto -tNI' " 9 ''S
We met twas in crowd and fear'd he would shun NE
He came, could not bre,he for his saze was upon me
He spoke his cold, for face was now deTsd
knew ne pmpies Tor his deeI~on y0Iee Ai'eFrd'
And again and fair sirl was with hlm
She smd and saw M fseckes twas through these had
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
SOUTHERN PORTS.

Philadelphia. Aptl l>-Ar Danish brig Aurora. Trobe
Malaga; bngs Erie. Baxter, Boston Lewis Bruce, stud
ley, Boston; Meamora, Finn do schIs Gazsle Springer
At;akapas; Mary Wilkes, Wilkes. Apallchcola oneco
Reed, NBeiford.
Richmond. April l7.-Ar schrs Richmond Thorudke
ThcmAston Mariner KGowes, Boston, SaIn L Painter.
MeEshew, A5lAy GalenI Leets, rroy Thomas Ireland
soaers Siork, Arrival, Jones. do Budd, Bucd 'ew-
ark, Eclipse, Wills NYor: Francis Decker. simpson,
SYork. Also. big A Lancaster. Loyeiand
Sailed. schrs Manchester, Worth. NiOrk; Charles
Brown, Jones, do Boundb-ook, Higgins. Boston,
Safat. April l6--In Hnnpton Roads-ship Radinas,
Johnson Boston, days for ORDERS one OF the crew named
Collins, Of New York, M from alo first night OUT
in heavy gale, and WAS seriously injured.
chGr!es0n April l5Ar big Seaman, Scul. Sof!eans )
Sehr CyprGs, Wass, NYofk.
In the ofipS. ship Versailles Hunt, I'm Boston.
Cl'd, ships Tioer, Snow, Antwerp; Persia, Jchoson,
Liverpool
sara.na. ! AFrlIi-Ar 18TH brig Houy Bush Htchcocs.
Boston,
sailed, brig Macon, Hayden, SYcrk; sehr NlcanOr, At
khl., Boston.
Ar l4th ship s;erlirs. SAUNDERS Lverpool brSs Ple
ates Collins Providence Energy, F.ishee New Orleans
schr Export, >wasey, NataHgAs.
CIt Br ship Rockshire. Evans. Liverpool.
Sailed ship Parmeia A;triek. do bark Bsckns States.
bury, NYork; brt=s savannah. Ha~ley. 90.
Ilo5iIs, Aptl il-AT ships Newark, Merrin. Boston :;
Philopentos. wi;hycombe. lcha5oe; br: sarah Brown.
Sor;ot. STork-
ye1e Orleans April IC-Arr SHIPS Leonda szo Liver
pools Medora. Crockett, Thomaston Henry, Soyes MAJ
se.es bark AIer., fA.ahai Kingston, Jazz; brgs Agnes,
(B1) Cobb. Pernamouco; TIN, srrwn, havana
era. ships stephen BALDWIN, Brown Liverpool: Sir c
Napier, CBr) Hun;-iss Go; rharalta- watswor;h do
oarks Basset;, NYork; Muriilo Woods;de, Havana
brSs Washington. Stevens, Baltimore rIores-, Cook y
York; Name, Jane, Godfrey Norfolk
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
Pennsylvania ola.nanlmity.

About the nanowesi thing done this century is
the decision OF the Senate OF Pennsylvania, refu-
sing, by vote of IA to IL, the Ncw-York and Erie
Railroad the privilege OF passing some thirty or
forty miles ep the Pennsylvania in5;ead Of the
Ncw-York eide of the Delaware. The land that
would be taken for this route IS not never was,
and never Will be cultivated 1t is mainly strip of
two or three rods wide between beetllDg, ragged
cliff and the blue water: half the way il mus, be
blasted ost of The hard rock, winch would be very
hberally paid for at SIX cents million pcrche<-
New- York wishes TO make portion Of Pennsylva-
MIA, now de5olate and nearly uninhabi;abe, COM
paratively valuable and thrifty, without the least
harm TO any interest or section Of Pennsylvania,
and Pennsylvania denies her the privilege! The
only reason for taking the South Wes; side OF the
River is founded on the fact that We have already
occupied all the room that can be wresed from the
river and It's rocky barrier for the Delaware and
Hudson Canal, which has created for Pennsylvania
business, population, thrift, and tassbiIity where
neither would else have existed And now if the
effect of this churlish refusal TO ii,fn the Ere
Railroad owe, the hills of sullivan County, leaving
the adjacent region Of Pennsylvania 10 lis congo
NAL wolves and rattlesnakes, on whom should the
aggreved PENNEY ylvanlans rest the blar.e J
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
Sew-York Legislature.
TsruDAr. Apr. Il.


X SENATE. Mr. Wright presented, Tor the con-
sders:len of the Senate, The Assembly pll iof me
more equal Distribution of me Literature Fnsd- On
motion OF Mr.. Sherman, the bill was made spe
cial order 70. Wednesday next, al ii o'clock Mr..
BacSus reported N favor OF the Assembly bal 20
amend the Revised Statutes relailye 10 procuring
aborrions with amendments The amendments
were ordered printed air. Folsom made report
on the thr-e several bills 10 incorporate the New
YORK Academy OF Music. the ColoIed Home, and
the New-York Gallery OF Fine Arts. 3ir Barlow,
from the Selec, Committee Of eight. reported The
bil! 10 reduce town ard county expenses, &c com-
plste, and il was ordered 10 thl!d reading. The
bIl 10 amend tns Revised Statutes II relation 10 the
taxation of lands OF Ron-resldenis, was lost-Ayes
10, Noes Il A grea; number OF bills Tete paSScd.
The Senate took recess
Il ASSEMBLY petitions were presented by Alr Haf-
Ms, 10 comrele the Black River canal Mr.. Collins
TO abolish office of County Superintendent OF Com
mon Schools: By Mr.. White, in relation 10 duties
OF said superntendents: by Mr.. Frsbee, 10 hold
terms OF the Supreme Court at Geneva or RocheS-
ter; by air Blake, IN relation 10 pllotage by the
way of H-llgate by Mr.. JARVIS, IN favor OF a
bridge at Albany Mrssrs. Bowen and Fellows, Tor
The new County OF Jnadllla. The Committee oi The
Whole then took up lhe Newly ork and Enc Rail-
road bill, and after some amendments had been
adopted, pending the discussion, the House took
recess
Yesterday, P NJ the Convention bill was taken
up in Committee. and an amendment. providing
that the whole question shall be disposed OF durlas
the present year, laid on the table by Mr.. Com
stock. The discussion OF the bill incorporating
the American and Foreign Bible Society was re-
surned. and not completed. Several local and phi
vate bills had their third reading.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
Executire Clc,nency.

AT the rate the President is pokins Members Of
Congress into office, improving the example Of
the ustrious tenant Of the Hermitage, it will soon
get TO be understood that chair in the House Of
Representatives is but the one step to Executive
favor. 1t may be curious 10 make out, however
uravaillng it may be 10 expose list Of recipients
Of Executive favor who voted in favor Of Anne1a-
ton, against the known wishes of their consttu-
ents; and Cor whom, be it noted, Mr. Ritchie, the
Editor of the Union aud Enquirer the Washing.
ton Organ that is TO be, with the Richmond sat
,achment,'' has nota single note of reproach for
refusing 10 be 'palsied by the will of their con-
s,itneuts"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
Circuit Court.


Dr. HATHAWAY vs.. FRANCIS GsAv.s.-In This cause,
reported in Yesterdays paper the Judge charged the
jury IN substance hai thers necessary discrepancy
In tcs;!,noney-thl; the Plaintiff proved positively The
assault made by defendant that this no;seen BY the
defendants witnesses who had testified tha, Il was cleSr
from he evidence that the plaintiff and teendent were
strangers before the evening OF the party that they be-
eved the defendant had struck the plaintiff though not in
tending 10 iDrre kiIn nevertheless rude md un
u.tIaase assault and !; appeared lie bad In no WAY
apoloised rendered any assistance 10 hin, a the tine
there spolagy for his gro.i cordact and denss
10 Dr. Hathaway he therefore responsible 1r the IN
Jury he had committed thar the jury oult DC justified Ia
giving such damages would hy ind7raufy the pianiiH
We learn the Ju-y about Eve hours and came INTO
Cour. being able 20 agree upon The amount Of the ver-
dict They ali in OF fntins FOR me Plsntf bet
differed IS the amount Oft the ddcSe The JuTy were
then discharged by the Judge.
WILLIAM ROGERS, ". WILLIAM Porrs---Acson 10 re-
;he value cargo OF ccsl, shipped by plaintiff IN
Philadelphia the fall Of 1913, and intended or defend
the vessel lost ihe passage Il IS de-
MED that Mr.. Potts hAbe The cass was trs: once be-
fore, when he jury could ssree noaslt ~as or
dere5.
Owing 10 the necessity OF Judge Willard returning home
and Judge Ecnonts beng the C!cGt in King County
The Circtiii Court adjourned stTs tx
The QSxt term viii commence on The ars! Aert1y II
May.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
The Erie Railroad, etc. In the Legislature.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
ALBANY. Thursday, : o'clock.
The New York and Erie Railroad bill was far
ther considered at the afternoon session, and was
gone through with, pro forma, although not finally
disposed of. Another sitting Is 10 be had 10 con-
sider the effect Of the amendments, when they shall
be printed. An attemP was made to strike out the
provision which authorizes the road 10 run Gro,nd
Sullivan County into the State OF Pennsy lvanla but
il failed by majority Of two-the vote being. Ayes
80, Noes Al What will be the fate of the BILL can
not certainly be told. A majority vote can easily
he had but 1t is more doubtful about gettlog tiro-
thirds There is an awful deal of ax-gnndIng ,
IN It's favor, and the power behind the throne
moV be strong enough to drive il through.
The bill 10 appropriate a sum sufficient to supply
the deficiency in the amount pledged 10 The Normal
School was next debated at length. This excellent
institution meets with fierce opposition from that
old "never go ahead" spirit, which prevails too
much in this State. There is, besides, consdera-
BILE local jealousy against ihe School. on account
of its situation in Albany. The bill finally passed
the Committee. and hope, will become law
It would be the basest reputation not 10 sustain
this School
All else that was done was TO pass two hills for
the relief OF Ruth Hawks and Rebecca Keyle-
two old ladies' whose appeal 10 the gaantry OF the
House was of course, not unheeded
The Senate spent the afternoon in debating bill
to supply the CITY of Utica and the State Lunatc
Asylum with pure and wholesome water 1t was
passed. as was also the bill for erecting as-staf
on the Capitol This is Senator FoIsoMs hobby.
Nothing else was done Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
nI ED.

At Newark. n. j.. on 18th instant HENRY A. Ten
BROCK, late merchant OF this city, aged 5s years
The friends OF the family, and OF his the Rev An
thony Ten Brock are respectfully Invited TO attend the
funeral services at St Lukes Church. Hudson St this after
at hall past O'Clock.
infant son OF Dr. j. p. ANA Melissa Blven aged months
and Is days.
The friends Of family Invited to attend the une-
raj on Sunday afternoon half past O'clock, nom AIS
Grand st.
On Tuesday, 18th, JAMES GUSTAyCS. only son of
David T. and Charlotte VI. Muot aged seven years and
seven months.
Arril 10. Helen Bernard. ~.
AT Brooklyn. 18th, Sirah Il. Farnworth, 3l
At Mcrristovn, y. J. eth Kitcleld Bridge. 7s.
AT Newburgh, llth. Mrs. Margaret Trcmpour. "a.
Al Albany 10TH Mrs Eliza Jane Clenishre. ~.
At Syracuse, 5h. VIM. Leonard. Jt.
At Onondaga, 18th ult Seth Bogges, 10.
At Rochester, l5th George, son NJ John Gorton, Ii.
A, Lisbon, Ct 2sth ult.. Rev. Luther Clark. so.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
tror Commercial and Money .nasl.r,, sec Last Pag

(For Commercial and Money Aatt.rs sea Last Pa9e.j
FRIDAY. P. NJ.
The Stock market was not very active to-day,
but the tendency upward and the Second Board
prices were higher.
Exchanges are, as before, suite dull, and drawers
sell to any ut market rates Sterling %
81 Francs IS a 5 23i
The Committee Of Bosonians who went South
for the purpose examining the affairs Of the Wilmington
Railroad with the ntentOn II the result should be avora
Bile. of buying majority OF the stock and putting Boston
man at head of concern returned. Their de-
cson known, but is believed be rather unavora
Bile. aud tha; nothing will be done at present.
The Dayton Transcript says that about Sl00,000
have been subscribed there Bank the Independent
principle attempt to get up branch OF the State hav
Inc failed. II probable that some fifteen or twenty
Banks Will be Immediately organized in different parts
of the state nearly equal numbers as branches OF The State
Bank and as Independent Banks The engraving for the
independent Banks has been given by the Treasurer
to Rawdon Wright, Hatch / Co. and part to Phladel-
fhia house.
The Merchants Insurance Co. of Boston, hasde-
cared semannua dividend Of per cent. and the New
England wors,ed Co. similar division OF profits, payable
the 2lst inst. OF per cent.
Mr.. DuiIees, who has taken charge of the lndi-
state Journal mas commenced series OF sensible,
rg;oned article. the subject OF The State debt, In
which he intends prove that IT is in the power Of Indiana
to redeem herself from her present disgraceu position
In the article before Us, after audug TO the example of
Pennsylvania Maryland and Illinois, In making sxertions
what could be done resusctate State credit under
dscoursgng circumstances at least in the Of the
latter any under which Indiana is suffering, Mr.. Du
frees says:
Indiana h.s NOT paid one dollar her Debt
the last four y-ss h- absolute inability OF people
pay has been relied upon BY public msn, who huve
tie course. mitigation Of the GeFroach which all
feel would follow wu violation Of pshtsd honor
- will permit ourselves think that there
among who willing 10 advocate Repudia"n but
submit whether neglect 20 interest from 10
year the first silent toward II. aud wh-rr "
moral OF shame which restrain the open
avows Of willingness 70 Tepudiate th, whole Debt.
Without stoppnk to inquire whether our inability has
heretofore really existed s. proceed, distant day
demonstrate that within the power oil the People
Of lndi.I adjust their Debt satisfactorily their creditors
aud with credit 10 themselves"
We glad this movement, at home, this sub
ect, and it may be met In right spirit by the people
Indiana and thai public opinion VIII force the Lesisa
ture adopt for the relief the pubc creditors
Sales OF Stocks at Boston, April II: 200 shares
Z Boston stock i4-ll0 Western Rrd l00&-l00 Reading
2i.-5O Wilmington 20t-50 Go 2Df-loo Norwich * WOr
ccser btw int, 6Iii0 Eastern 0o.50 Long Island,
sim, I2i-2 Boston & Lowell lI9s.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
Phllndclphla Cattle Markct...ArRIl /
NIARRlED.

April II, by Rev. Dr.. Scabury. WIN. II. Chse'enan to
Sophia D. Oakley: by Rev Dr. Sevinss, john Turkingtou
of Newton. Ct. to Reheccs A. Ramsey.
Newburch. Sd, B. Besnap to Jenret s. Maitland Of
New. York.
Al Geneva, lOth Enoch Chamberlain to Catherine D,
Coddtingtou.
At Auburn Sth, Irwin Smith TO Lucy VI. Secly.
At Albany 10Th, Lewis WIes TO Cornelia Thnma'.
At Kingston 18TH Warren Chipp 10 Elizabeth G.. Burnct.
At Auburn, 7th solomon Wands to Phebe Allen; Daniel
T. Randolph to Mary Jane Barber.
At Syracuse. 10Th. Seth Harroun 20 Maria Bachser
Al Rochester sth, John Elgca to Mary McPhcrson
At lie Roy. 10th, Daniel MYran 10 Catharine Campbell
At Newark, \. j. l3th Israel Picrson TO Harriet r.
Pierson.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
MAGAZINE. for May.

S-THE COLUMBIAN MAGAzIyE for May has been
received Its embellishments are-Fir. The Wedding,
engraved BY ForT.st>Itou good design by Morton Sc
condly The Idle Servant, meIzotiHted b. Said from
painting By M.ss. representing the irteuor Of Dutch
Kitchen with lazy cook asleep. There also fashion
plate and we h.re. moreover. pages nusic ~
ronl, with words by one OF the Eti.c--, Nj. Vest.
In the way OF reading mater have articles from
grea: many Of bes. wr1te-sciesy female. Mrs os-
good contribute, exceedingly nne poem Nss si=uurney
another; Ms. EIle has German legend; NJ R-oushgm
Irish supers;!on-and there oth=r papers
Of nearly equal merit.
NJ. I,rae; Post Asor House, +. the publisher of the
Columbian.
u AzTHrE's LADIES MAeAzryE for May pre-
sents its usual attractions for the lovers of light
reading. Its engravinss are creditable. We notice
contributions from 7. 5. Arthur. Mary c. Denver,
E. Ferret, Henry D. Cooke, and Robert Arthur
Here is little gem from Ms. Follrn
on ENTERING A WOOD.
Here let busy turmoil cease,
Every sound here echoes peace;
Whispering winds that UItTI1Gr he:e,
Gently dry the failin. tear,
Soothing while they wake the hsart,
Bidding earth-boTn care depart
Here the spirit walks abroad,
Here the soul conrnunes with God.
Sacred silence Of the wood!
Let no thoughts thee intrude,
Save what may the notes prolong
or all Nature. Sabbath song.
For sale by w. II. Graham, l62 Nassau-street.
(C;- The LADIES' national MAGAZINE for May
enriched with the contributions OF MS sICouASEr Ms
STEPHENS, Mrs. E. F. ELLrTT, Mrs ALLAN, janis DANA
and other writers whose less familiar TO
the reading public. Mrs. SIcorRSEE's Poem. The Worlds
First Born some nne passages. Witness the ro
lowing:
The veries. fs1ol at the dungeon-srate
Hath felt affections tear upon his cheek
In stainless infancy, and many head
Ger which the dotase OF parental pride
Hung day and night, hath 10 the dust gone down.
Dishonored and unplest
Oh he not proud,
Young loving Mother let thire every breath
Re sigh 10 HIM who heareth prayer,
To Him who is thy strength.
Call for the work at Graham's, l62 SasSau-s
o. THE CHRISTIAN PARLoR MAGAZINE for May,
excellent number. 1t has fine engraving Of 'Jeru
salem, from the Mount OF Olives and most tempting
picture OF Damascus Rose while Its reading matter is
worthy ofits title. Darius Mead, las Nassau St.
O. The Mothers MAGAZINE for May, edited
by Mrs whi,,lesey and Rev D. Mead, ha, been published
al l4s Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

r. We would ask the y. Y. Tribune, which notices
Prot. Gourauds book nsremo'ec'ny TO enquire of
friend c. when those books 10 be sent 10 the
editors in this section, generally. Boston Times.
BPro Gouraud has sen, mono OF his books to Boston,
although his publisher may have done Prof c. intends
to Boston, and present his book TO the editorial
CORPS the complaint OF the lungs which
has oppressed him during the last month will permit him
In resume his labor,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
" Vt. 7 7 NU', TO W ts1-SIIttt'
Ne,r- York. Ap,lI la, ls.5. Agent Dngham's Line.

CITY IrrMsThe Special Sessions yesterday did up their
usual amount petty larceny business and sent quite the
regular quota OF supplies BlackwsIls Island In the
General Sessions the application quash the Indictment in
the Brooks and others for conspiracy to defraud
Mr. George Swain, OF Hudson denied and Jos. Rame
was pu; trial receiving stolen goods. Al The Police
three four quite small boys committed for burglary
in two cases breaking into and robbing Churches The
property stolen very valuable in case but
the rascals got SIS in money rebaby the contents Of
contribution pa,e the oner. The dry goods store OF
Mr. G Banks % Catharne street, broken open and
robbed Thursday night. or goods TO the amount Of
$1,000 goods burglars have been found fester
day morning boy went into the store of Allen Meyan
"a Pne-street and stole piece Of silk worth S9i. He
with the silk In his possession. James Null
grove arrested yesterday charged with an assault upon
Tn onas Hallihan In November last
There are many vessels Of all detained in part by
the continued wined from the Northeast
The Juvenile Concert OF Messr'. Barnes and Andrews
at the Tabernacle last night. very interesting affair
Mr. Murdoch commenced series OF Lectures on Shaks
pear las, night at the Society Library.
The Express yesterday contained elaborate criticism
the Lecture OF Mr. Poewhich lecture not deliver
ca.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
To-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAeE.-New Publications Cotton A
Hard Case Body and Mind, by CARLYLE; Be-
stowment of Charities American Institute Po-
pulation of the World; News Items.
FouRTE PAaE.-To the Martyrs for Freedom,
by Mrs FoLLEN Commercial and Money Mat
terS Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
ARRINEn-

Packet ship Sheridan (betore ropored) Cornish, from
Liverpool 18Th March, mdse. X Collons K Co. Ex-
peenced of westerly gales during the passage
lth and 5th last on Banks fell with large quantities
Of floating icc st Geo Washington seaman Of Maine
fell from alon overheard and was lost
B1g Mary, Richardson, Is fu savannah, cotton and
rice. TO Dunham y Dimon.
Br brig Cleaner BecSw, Is IN Windsor, Ms. plaster,
10 master.
Schr Baltimore seayers Is Lubec, Ma. plaster and
fish, TO Brett * YOse.
Schr Clinton chas. I'm EarpahannOck, oysters, bound
20 Hartford.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
Relief for Pittsburgh.

A meeting OF our citizens who may be disposed
10 do something for the relief Of the sufferers by the
great ire in Pittsburgh, is called al the Mayors
Office this afternoon al o'clock. This Is OF
course bu, preliminary 10 more general and pub
tic gathering and we trus, will be well attended
There are thousands in our City who may ENJOY
the luxury OF contributing 10 alleviate the distress
now pcrvad,ng the desolated City OF the West
without impairng any Obligation or depriving
themselves Of any comfort, Why should they not
do II