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THOUGHTS OF HEAVEN.

No sickness there
So weary wasting cf the frame away
So FEARFUL shrinking from The midnight sir.
~ dread Of Summers right and t.rs.l ray
No hidIen grief,
No Md and cherries yislon Of despair
No vain petition for sweet relief.
~ leariu eyes, no broken heats are there,
Care has no home
Within the realm Of ceaseless PRAYER aua song
IL 5dows break away and melt ID foam
III from the mansion c! the spri. lEryug
Tile storm, black wing
i ncyer spread athNayt celestial SKIES
l.,waiiings blend not ailh the voice of Spring
a, some too tender Aovfet fade. and die.
No nigh, di.,ils
l'S chilling dews upon the lender trans
No moon Is needed there The l,gh, which h.ls
TIA, land Of glory, from It's maker came
No parted friends.
Ger mournful reco'leclioas have 70 weep
30 bed of death enduring love attend,
10 watch The coming Of a puseless sl~
10 blasted dower
0r Hithersd bu3 celestial gardens know
Nor searching blast o. fierce descending shower
t.-g.efs destruction lac a ruthless zoe
No battle word
t'ar,'es Ito sacred hos, pilh fear and dread
T' songs Of peace Creation, morning heard.
l. 1ng wherever angel Ministries tread
Let US dsprrt.
7 home Ike this await the weary soul.
LHds u3, thoa STRICKEN ono Thy wounded heart,
s4aA Jiesd 40 more al sorrows sierra control.
With fs,h cur guide,
White ROBBED and innocent 10 lead tho vay
hay fear 70 plunge IL Jofdans rolling tide,
Aal find the ocean Of eternal day
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From The National Iateliigencer.
The Tarisi.-NO. HI.

The TariH.-NO. HI.
Having proved, by recorded facts and
figures, that low duties whilst the residue
OF the world leyies high duties are disas-
trous to our commerce and trade general
ly, our next purpose IS to demonstrate that
the existing larlIdoes not, upon the whole,
ralsa the prices Of goods, foreign Or DO.
nestle.
Every one conyersaut with commercial
aud mercantile affairs SHOWS that there ex.
ISIS a supreme law Of trade, VIZ. that sup.
ply and demand regulate prices that Is TO
say, II the supply be greater than the de-
mand, prices mus, be low but, If the de-
mand be greater than the supply, prices
must be high. This axiom being admii-
ted, let US, by way of Illustration, take a
glance at TWO articles.
The tariff of 1919 imposed Il use this
word in compliment to some Of my brother
Sou,hernefs, who use it to give force 70
the protective policy additional duty on
cotton bagging, but, So far from this artl.
Gle, either foreign or domestic, advancing
IN price, both dccilatd materially | know
that large quantity o. foreign bagging
tgunny cloth from Calcutta purchased on
speculation while rhe tariff ol / SIP was IN.
der discussion ID Congress, was sold scNe.
raj months after tina, BIZ Became tie law
of the land al loss Of 80 per cent Even
now the prices Of bagslng and bale rope
are fully one third iess ghau those prior to
ls42. Thu. is readily accounted for. in
consequence OF increased duties, the grow.
ers Of hemp in the West extended their
business, and now they, or those Who man.
uiacture ~, not only supply the cotton
planters with bagglns aud bale rops at
much reduced prices, bat hemp has become
an article oi expectation.
The other article alluded to IS sug8r,
upon which he tariff IF ~l2 imposed I'D.
dl,loual du'y. Bul sug8r 3id mol advance;
It declined, nud during the year 1913 1t
was lower thuu ever known. Why did
this grca; article great, because used by
every ono Of consumption decline SIM.
ply because the additional protective duty
stimulated the production ia Louisiana,
whose crop has ever since been increasing,
until i, reached the enormous quantily OF
about 200 600 hosshea5s.
Having briefly stated facts rala'pe 10 lie
two articles uPperuost n nay m.nd when |
sat down to write, ! wi, row say sotac-
thing IN regard to the Pfces Of cotton fab
RIGS, the capital invested IN this business
being upwards Of fly millions Of dollars.
md have no doubt it will ere long reach
one hundred millions. On this Subject
most imporlant--I frankly contoss was
not fully posted therefore requested al
honorable and real man OF business Of Bos.
ton 10 give nc the facts with reference To
prices Of fabrics before and after the pms
sage Of the tariff bin Of I-l2, liis reply
is before me, aud It appears that, N order
10 give nc the most authentic Information,
be troubled himself to etarnue the sales
books (ouE.aal record Of the most ozteu.
slyo counisHoo.hpase ~ Boston, md he
informs me iha, the wholesale prices of The
principal articles manufactured at Lowell,
&c. were on he lsl day el May Cor eleven
years past, as follow.
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4 GINGERBREAD DOCTOR

4 gingerbread baker at Buugay, 20 SCI
folk, England, was IN The habit OF attending
all tic !llrs 10 the nclghbothood, FOR the
purpose Of selling gingerbread nuts aud
amusing tho people with music, which be
played 10 atttnc, them 10 hrs stall. HIS
donkey being effected with bad cough, a
person OF u ue,ghboung town advised him
TO r,se The animal mixture Of Yiaeger and
honey, which IN u short time had the de-
sired effect OF restoring ms donkey TO health.
The baker reasoning on this rapid cure
wrought on the animal, concluded that 1t
might produce as saIu'ary on etSect on the
human body, lie therefore determined 10
gave Il n trial under the name Of the Bal
mm dc Fece'abi-, or Pegetable Bdlsam,
aud commenced advertising It at guinea
per bottle, as a specific for consumption u
the lungs, &c, md sirnnge 10 relate the
efficacy Of this medicine (mero ample oxy.
mel was soon auesIed by people from
whose elevated situation IN life, one might
have supposed would have known better.
lie soon gave up gingerbread baking and
liddhng, for the more lucrative, but less
honorable pufsurt of selling h5ney and Yiu.
egar q, a guinea punt, by which he amass.
cd large fortune, which soon raised him
to the distinguished honor Of Doctor Of
Pdysic, although perfectly ignorant Of phar-
macy, uual0ay and disease.
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EXPIICIr

Mrs. Grimes lend me your tub. -
" Can't do IT, all tho hoops are oil il is foil
Of suds besides ! never had one, because
uash in bnrfel."-Erehanee poper.
That reminds Us of The Dutchman's e
comes home, ant fuis my wife wide open,
ant Re door fast asleep. lints NY nclgh.
bors poonkins broke into my hog patch,
ant picks up hog IN, | breaks /, Offer
every rails back in do field, an, dey room
dro dc tieufel, as if dc feuce wash pehin,
EN-. n--St. Louis Organ.
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~ =555 ~
Lsnugs lo.n3lol. . Io!.7a7 da737 %,
asars. I2.I2uaalo ms 4u.@-l.H
tsai"'s. q. 81 s.. 9 7'.a2a'' .".a.'l
Dulinr' l2.l3ll3 IA u..9 @ sgsg.st
VIXEN asked tie information contained
in this table, had feats that it would not
strengthen my pnsiIion-!hat IS to say, !
app,chcndcd that prices PRIOR To the laufl
Of lsl2 were a ltuls lower than suh,c.
qucnl prices; but to my surprise the fact
Is directly the reverse. What Will some
Of my Southern friends, who believe IN
Tr. VIC Na1r's theories, aud the forty bale
eaicula'ion, (Which, by the way, | never
could understand , say 10 this But keep
cool, gentlemen, whist I, who m times
long past figured on the same black. board
with n few ot lou, sum up" Genus,
talents, and cloquence have been inslru.
mental IN eIeyaung some Of YOU 10 high
places aud dls'r'ton--an ! am proud OF
It, because Of early associations; but you
do rot appear to understand the operation
Of the tarlF-thnt is to say, you denounce
The protective policy without lnvcsusa
IT'S effects upon prices.
Some Of you on tho floor of Congress iu.
rlousIy and lndlgnently cry out, " Opprcs.
sion p "Thc North plunderng the SOUTH
Now, | viii not say that oil this il brutum
fAimen, but | will prove by figures, which
do not lie, that there II no oppression, no
plundering. In a previous number i, was
shown that the New England States, old
Massachusetts especially, take annually
large quantities Of Southern products, and
pay punctuaIy, which is any thing but op,
preston, Let ua now return to the table
Of prices, and see it the Lowell gentry do
actually pick our pockets, in consequence
of tho duties imposed by the tariff of SAP
upon ioroiEn articles Of the same descrip-
ton. The table shows that the wholesale
BOSTON, prices of light sheetngg average
for three years prior TO tho passage OF the
existing tariff a fraction Under 7 cents and
the average (on the LIST Nay) for The last
three years is exactly 6k cents. Heavy
sheeiings averaged for the prior years : /
cents, and for the last three years 7 cents.
Light shirtings averaged ioE the prior
years 50 cents, and for the last three years
s cents. Drillings averaged for the prior
years a fraction over 81 cents, aud for the
last three years fraction under 50 cents.
Here, then, ii is made papable that the
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The adlcs Of New York have resolved
TO marry no man who does not take news.
poper-and furthermore, they won't allow
n young fellow to look at them who owes
for more than one years subscription.
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from the L, s. Saturday P0u.
The HOUB- Sch00ima ster.

CHATTER VI.
D.bmere accompanied his uncle 10 the
Iao, and engaged chamber for bm, aud
aen. instead OF going to sir. Bettettou's
aiHsg, he returned 10 iglk over the strange
appearance Of the Old gentleman ard hs
sl stranger behavior lie had been mar.
rcd, too, aud to lhe very woman thnt he
Wished nis nephew to marry, md nov, What
vas stranger than all he bad The disposal Of
the AuGefsdae estate.
Aun, Levy thought that bis manner to.
wards Dslamefe was very much altered /;
that his grufness did not seem natural,
though ,hls grofiess vas NATURAL enough
igraerIy. lie cerloiaiy vac more commu
mcs'iye, and now aud then, she thought,
tacre was an appfonch towards kindness.
DeIamere told her that this arose from
tie knowledge That he was now independent
Df him. That he found himself no longer
The New York herald., 1845-01-04

MR.. EDITOR-- ---1 ..-.--lf ~
In your leading article Of this morning, you
charge that the Hon. Ely Moore was the candi-
date Of the New York National Reform Associa-
ed to that association Ii il true they nominated
him, but upon his refusing TO pledge himself to the
peculiar doctrines advocated BY that pecuiiarp parry,
they dropped him, and nominated ano,her IN his
Moore was defeated, the organ Of that association
poased, that his defeat was on account Of his re-.
tusing to sustain their principles.
BY publishing the above, you will DO an act Of
Justice to Mr.. Moore, and oblige his frisAds. b.
Now York, Jan. 3, 1646.
The New York herald., 1845-01-04

The Boston Quartette Club left this city Saturday
route to Philadelphia, giving Concerts at various
places on th@kway. They will return to this city about
the 18th inst
Anderson and Miss Clifton playing at Baltimore to
splendid houses. They opened in the Lady Of Ly
Miss Citizens Paulinen is beautiful piece of acting,
and in this instance received with great appreciation
"Don Cesar De Bazan" has been brought out at tho
The New York herald., 1845-01-04

Icr AND SUFFERING ON THE WSsTEnN WArHns.-
The river s closed with ice, at the Big Eddy, about
o es balo the citv The Hannibal b reported b 6e
II Csiro unable get up in consequences OF lev weeer
she had transferred her cargo to we'll covered peHe
The Lancet h reported be sground, and In Danger
ua condition near Grand Tower having lost her yaw
and being surrounded with ice, with 100 pesssngs -
board suffering for provisions The statsn:ns peeoa
bIy exaggerated Assuredy assistance could have beea
obtained in a short time-st Losas Reporter Dee. ~
The New York herald., 1845-01-04

THE CAPTURE or THE BuKNos AYREs SQUADRON
Both the original account of the capture OF the
Buenos Ayres Squadron blsckadng Montevdeo and the
ubseque confirmation OF Il copied here from New York
III B,itSsh Packet paper 10 entirely under the iphuo
ence OF Rosas seemed probable that the view most
favorable the equsdron and leest % to
the American commsndsr had been given The following
extract from letter from very rsspectehle house m
Mon vdeo explains that the vessel ths nred upon the
American brig eotng In concert whh" Ne 1uenee
Ayrean Acct We shall, deubtless have settnhctory
explanation when government receives despatcacs
from Capt veoIhees. The letter ron wnicn we qoose
dated October l0ths- th@ff
In consequence Of q schooner under Mcnesvioean
coors but in concert wi the Buenos bleohnng
sousdrcn having Aired upon the American barqus noeaoa
Can't VOORHEES,, Of the u frigae ConSress, obliged
hem all to haul down their colors but suoeequnfy rs
leased thenxon the commanding omcor oiscaax1nB sny
participation in the act.'
The New York herald., 1845-01-04

Miss josephine Branson and Master Charles H. Jarvis
gave their first concert last evening at the Musical Fund
Hail. Philadelphia 1t well and fashionably attend
3D. The papers say, i've think age consdered we har
ard nothing in saying that their execution supasses
thing ever heard in this or any other country"
Mrs. Bailey is about to give aconcert In Baltimore =
She wss once we'll known in this city and Philadelphia
Mr. Dsmpster is about give his Musical Entertain
ments and Lectures Scottish Song, in the nasonic
Temple, Boston.
Mr. Green the reformed gambler, 10 enlightsning the
people of Providence on the tricks Of the craft.
The Congo sercnaders are at st. Louis
Mr. Bepjamin Hutchinson, whose death at ilforth, N
H. recorded in the papers, is not Of the melodies
who have given concerts throughout the country has
been stated though he belonged to the same family.
The New York herald., 1845-01-04

kSofoOn0A MOVemehtSs
Dr. Mathews s to his of lectures on the
of Science with revealed Truth, in the
church at the corner Of Broome aud Greene Streets
morrow evening.
Col James Riley, the recently appointed Minister from
the Republic of Texas the Government Of the United
States, arrived at Cincinnati last Friday his way to
Washington.
niece Of the Hon. Mr.. Wieklifs, deceased few days
ago. She was highly esteemed.
The New York herald., 1845-01-04
U. .. Circuit Court.

JAN s-EvTicssn vs. Hasgard aud Delamatrs.-In this
case already Jury rendered verdict for plain
tiff Of $3.50 damages, and six cents costs
Rogers, Kefchum srd Gyssvenor Va Carfis.-This was
an action to Of extra duties exactsd ct
the Custom House BY the late Collector Curtis under the
Act Of ls42 Verdict for PLAINTIFF $lee %. The court
stands adjourned over 10 this forenoon.
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Court Cnlonslar-Th

Court Cnlondar-Th1s Day.
ClRcurr CouRr 89l, S32, $50 - to 90 inclusive
CoMMor -MorpAY2o, 70, 30, ], le, 20, 81, p 4,
T. al. "a %. 80. a.
The New York herald., 1845-01-04
OLD ESTABLISHED EMlGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE
~ @ @ @

JOHN HERDMAN 81 South street. New York.
tS$:ssi '.s ssi
who be engaged this once Or with Of his agents IN
sss : :ss. Z;
s;fs: s ..s
any those embark he money w ,fundsd
sd ap: n % pySs e'o on %
e.nd !. HS Se Toll foowas banks without discount any other
ESa'LxEp-- -N.... ] Bsl Son Co B.alsr Lo.aoni
shs District Bank Branches; Birmingham baking co
P.t s... e nf '.f \. sS:n;As: &: and
'as5; gstsfs. =: Of scotland md B.n.A.
@ and Sdv. wishing g sHS %ons o0 ,
N X st;s gf sfss sssfs .
st5ffaAES ENb 81 saS.ls..
Z knsa.' y s banking 81 sssS 3: 1' it.
i..,ss: 9 and Lys.Pes = secured "a.
si z ':ss % s
Duncan Smith, i ne. s..si sa as
ehsr way to this port aid on arrival will have mms
Ss ssss1I 'ss'' be
The packet ship ADAM CARR will succeed the Ann Har
ev ni9rc
xkrvS FOR LlVERPOOL--Regular packet Of Can Jan :
EEA he sglendd first cls.s, fast,sang Packet ship
auits her regular day. -
avng very cabin second cabin
sssenyers wishing embark should make
. ! ss :. $s.ra a: .,!., .sMusFAx sss.. n asss
h&x FOR LIVEKPQOL-Ney Line--Rssular Psckei
MA Ito sail the 76th Of Jsn-The regular last saru
= Packet Ship SHERIDAN, Captain A. y. De Peystsr
Of ,im ,ons, will sail ~ above, her REGULAR Day.
for peaor comfort apply board at Orleans wharf,
=" r. X. COLLINS co, Sc soush street.
Price of Psssage, SI0o
The packet ship 0.rrick, Captain b J. II. Trask will
succeed the Sheridan and sail 26th February her regular day
d37ec
FRENCH POTATOES, Of very aaperior quality for sal,
In lots 70 suit purchasers board the ship Uca, from
Hsv. Apply Capt Hewitt, board. NJ Pier MOI North
River dire
pOTATOEs--Thoss very superior Potatoes, known n
Prince rdward rutsple for family use, constantly
hand and for SALE lots so purchasers, NO South
street. up stairs d awsm
The New York herald., 1845-01-04

Before Judge InGrehAm.
JAN. 3-Bemjamins s7udsley Robert and Wm Dssfs-.
this case already noticed the jury did not agree and
discharged. No jury Gases being ready the court
after disposng Of some inqussts, adjourned over until
Mondrr
The New York herald., 1845-01-04
Court Of. Oyer and Terminer.

Before Judge Kent and Ad0rmeu Bunting and Jackson
dicted for the wilful murder Of Phillip williams in Rose
welt street 4h December last by stabbing with knife
in the breast the trial having been down for thn day,
Mr. BRADY part the prisoner, put In adavits from
the prisoner and Others asking further Of
Witnesses. s4 -#.t
Mr. PATERSON, District Attorney, resisted the sppca
on, inasmuch the trial had been regularly ses down
for this day. and the sdavts not disclosing what fac
they intended to prove by the witnesses named In the
afndavits
Mr.. BaApr MI asteniahed that the application should
be- resisted the bills having only been found the 18th
December The afidavis would be considered sucisnt
postponement, even in civil suit Everything hes
done to the attendance Of the witnesses
named ard could not be procured therefore, they
could not ssfely proceed to trial
The trial stands postponed until the ensuing term.
Circuit Court.
His Honor then opened the Circuit Court, when no
Jury being ready the Court adjourned over 70 this
forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-01-04

Iotal. .vS0
Sentenced to the State Prison by Court Of
Oyer and Terminer. :. :. ....Men l Women -
Do by Court of General Sessions. >" ll6 10
Aggregate amount Of time of sentences 664 years and
months.
Sentenced to Penitentiary in Oyer and
Terminer and General Sessions. MEN 66 Women .
Do to City Prison by General ses-
sions. .............. 10
DO to House Of Refuge by do do Boys IL Girls =
Do to Pententiary by Special Sss-
Do to House Of Refuge by do do Boys 40 Girls =
Number OF Indictments by the Grand Jury :. ;. :. s07
Do Complainu dismissed by do. .....2i3
Do Indictments discharged by mol pros. and
settlement. .........................l l67
Do Complaints settled before indictment. a.. IL
Do Recognizances to answer returned during
tne year .. SOJ0
Do Recognzances ordered to be prosecuted. 50
Amount Of fines collected and paid into Trsa-
sury during the year. ............ $9ols 80
Do Fees 9A0 %
The New York herald., 1845-01-04

Lower Police, JAN 3-SrEALINo BrLL-A black
man. named Henry Wallace arrested and committed
for stealing $40 bill from the cabin Of the schooner VIM.
Penn lying at the foot Of Market street, belonging to
Of the crew.
Upper Police, Jan. 3-GRArp LARCENY Mary
A. MARITIME arrested few days since for pstit larceny,
was yesterday complained Of for stealing gold watch
and chain from Julia Winslow, of l37 Wooster street.
STEALING GATE AND KNOCKING OVER Two WArcHMEN.
Patrick Boylen stole the gate the fence Of Mr. De
Costa and when two Of the efficient watchmen endeavor
ed to arrest him he knocked them over.
COr0ner's Once, Jan. 3-FArAL AccIpESr-A
black named Gideon Johnson residing 66k Orange
street 3o years Of sge in coming out Of the Tsbenace
on Thursday night slipped down the steps and struck his
the brain from the effects Of which he died to-day 1t noon
The New York herald., 1845-01-04

very superior Potatoes, known n
Prince rdwards ruitape for family use constantly on
rand and for SALE lots TO suit purchasers, at NO South
'tress, up stairs d. 3wsm
The New York herald., 1845-01-04

anniversary of the Asbury Missionary Society, OF
the Methodist Episcopal church. was celebrated at Wes
lev Chapel Eloquent and soul stirring addresses were
delivered bv the,Iiev Thos sewe and the Rev. John
Kennady The address Of the latter gentleman ext.n
ded to about hour and quarter and was listened 70
~ i,h rnarke and attention collection vas
taken IN amountng 20 hundred and eighty dol
lars one hundred dollars of which were designed for
new mission In the interior OF Africa During the eve
nnr the Hon Henry Clay and lady the Hon. James X.
Polk end lady and the Hon Theodore krelinghuyMn,
were made lie members Of the society The honor was
confsrrsd twice upon Mr. Clay--Baihmcvs. Sua.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-11

Musical AND THEATRICAL. Mr.. Crisp and
Mrs. l,iowatt are fulfilling successful engage
ment at Charleston. Tile Rivers Family
are at Norfolk. Mrs. Mott gave a concert
at Boston on Monday evening TO crowded
audience, Mr., Murdoch is playing Hamlet
at the Boston Athenaeum, Hackett is also
there.-Nlaster Burke is giving concerts at
Brooklyn. Keans are attracting i'm
mense crowds at the Park Theatre, N. York
while at the Bowery, by way of opposition,
MIR. J. X, Scott and Mrs. Shaw are playing
the same pieces, also to full houses. The
German Opera Company made their first ap-
peetancc in N. York on Monday evening, al
Palmo's, and gave great satisfaction to the
large audience present. ---Templeton gaze
his farewell concert in N. York on Tuesday
evening. Slomans are giving concerts
at Observation-Disclosures WEIGH & Delevan's
circus is doing an excellent business in Phla-
delphia. -Herr Alexander, the magician, is
at the Chestnut st. Theatre.--Mr. J. Fest, a
young American tragedan, is attracting con-
siderable attention at the Walnut st. Theatre.
The Misses Kilmste are about to give
concerts in Philadelphia failed to
enact Richard, from ''indisposition," at New
Orleans; and the Skerrets performed instead
"A. A. Adams, has so far recovered his
health as to appear again upon the stage.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-11
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 6, lS45.


Court Of Appeals December Term. No. 81.
Executors of AllenGer VS.. Long and others
appeal from the Equity side of Baltimore coun-
ty Court Dorsey, Judge, delivered the opin-
ion of the Court. Order distributing the pro-
ceeds of sales reversed, with costs to the appel
lants, and fund decreed to be paid to the appel
lants.
No. 5. Budd VS.. Brooke, was concluded by
I. S. Alexander in reply for the appellants,
No and affirmed nisi.
No. 10. Carter, admir-. of Carter VS.. Tuck
adm r. of Samuel Fowler, was argued by c. G,
Magruder and T. +. Bowie for the appellants,
and Tuck for the appellee.
No. 10. Mckee, admir-. of Mckee vs.. James
Baden-appeal from Prince Georges County
Court-was argued by T. F. Bowie for the ap,
pellant and Digges for the appellee.
DANGEROUSLY Ill. General james Thorn.
as, formerly Governor of Maryland, Is very
dangerously i'll at his residence in S May
county and bat vc'y faint hopes cf lis recov
cry wee entertained at Ia, las. accounts