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preparations are making for defence, and la order
that the people may be kept IN ignorance oil the rne
merits Of the controversy all liberal newspapers are
prohibited by law from being brought into The Can
ton. To such degrading means does fopsfy nave
recourse ia order To retain its followers aud hiding
that the people not this to be enslsved eonfsca-
lions have been made Of the property Of some Of
the really "Neutrss.n Others are threatened that
they shall DO left without the consultations oil re-
lgion by the clergy, In case they do not come out
boldly and assist the church ia her political move
ments. d.. Brenner's trial for appeal Is set down
for tomorrow.
The excitement rather Increases than diminishes,
ia regard 10 his fate is himself that Is in'c
rested, but all others (iocluding the 1913 IN pnsoo)
Who took part In The late scene at Lueerne Being as
am mere casual lookeron in these affairs, and not
interested at all In Their results, any further Than
strong desire 10 truth and justice, religious heo.
dom, and pure democracy, triumph over fasehood anu
error, bigotry and priestcfaf have endeasofed 10
view the controversy in its true light, and am more
and more satisfied OF the business Of the Liberals
cause. There are among their number contending
factions, and do not doubt but some Of the leaders
are men destitute Of principle, and whose greatest
purpose Is 10 overture the Governments OF The eoun-
try, and place themselves in power bot the mass are
honest, and Determined in purposes and 1t Is TO De
hoped will ultimately gain their ends.
A few Of the Protestant Clergy are opposed 10 the
Liberals. This Ia easily accounted for when you
bear In mind that portion Of them are Intimately
connected with the ArstoerAoy, and that The later
are about adverse TO equal privileges among Their
fellow men, as the Catholics but a majority Of the
Protestant Cergymen are believed TO be- in favor OF
more liberal Government, and an entire separation
of Church and State. They take active part IN
the movements but wait anniousy the result.
This is the last hour for mailing my letter for the
Liverpool steamer of the 4th February. BY the next
you shall know The result Of BrenneTs trial, and the
progress Of the Liberals
Yours, &c. X. +.
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THE CABINET.

Ii is understood that the names of the follow
ing gentlemen were sent in by the President
10 the Snate as his Cabinet:
JAMES BUCHANAN, Of Pennsylvania, Seereta-
~ Of State.
X. J. WALKER, Of Mississippi, Secretary Of
The Treasury.
WIN. l.. MARCY, of New York, Secretary OF
War
GEosGE BANCROFT, of Massachusetts, Secre-
lary of the Navy.
CAVE JOHNSON, of Tennessee, Postmaster
General.
JoHs Y. Mason, of Virginia, Attorney Gen
eral.
We learn that with the exception Of Mr..
Bancroft, all of the gentlemen were confirmed
before the adjournment. Tomorrow, 1t is sup
posed, Mr.. Bancroft will be confirmed.
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From the Journal Of Commerce.
TWO MORE STATES.

The U. s. Senate, on Saturday evening, concurred
with the House in the passage Of a bill for the adj.
mission Of Iowa and Florida into the Unon. This
increases the number Of States in our glorious Con-
federacy to TWENTY EIGHT, without including Texas.
Toe Senate will hereafter comprise Sc members, or
SO including those from Texas and the House 225,
o including those from Texas 227. The four sena-
tors from Iowa and Florida will probably be Demo-
Gratis. Those from Texas, also will be likely to sym
pahze with the party which voted into the Union
Ii may be some time before they will be chosen
Those Of Iowa cannot be chosen until next January
as the first Legislature under the Constitution will be
elected on the lst of November next, and convene
the first Monday in January. Its sessions are to
be biennial. The first Legislature will comprise II
Senators and 50 Representatives, as follows
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IMPORTANT FROM -DEsrRUcryE Coz
! FLAGRArIoS.-By the British ship Britannia, Capt
Smith, from Bridgetown, Barbados at Savannah
dates to the 10th of February, have been received.
The Globe of the 5th, is filled with an account Of
most disastrous fire which occurred at Bridgetnwn
on the night Of the Sd and morning of the 4h Feb
ruary.
That paper says "a fourth of the stone built por-
ton Of our city Is in ruins. Hundreds of the nhab-
tants are without homes, clothes, or furniture and
thousands upon thousands of pounds sterling worth OF
properly has been destroyed IN various ways, to-
tally consumed by the devouring element.
The Globe then gives list of about two hundred
houses burned and statement of the losses incurred
By the fire, amounting IN The aggregate to about two
million of dollars.
The Globe, of same afternoon, adds
"All business in the city is still quite suspended
the stores closed and every ones thoughts engrossed
by the late overwhelming calamity. The master and
passengers Of the Maid Of Erin, which arrived here
ext morning from Grenada, describe the appear
ance of the confagraton as seen by them fifty miles
at sea- to have exhibited spectacle of fearful sub.
Unity but to us on shore it one Of unmitgated
horror and awe, as we could only view it IN detail,
and amid the distractions of walling and Iamenta ton
the cracking and roaring of the tsmes-the falling
in of the roois-the cries OF the working parties TO
each other; the occasional deaening explosions #
gunpowder, as the houses blown down by the
artillery; and worst and most revolving of ALL the
heIlsh shouiings ana hurTayDgs oil The dregs OF the
poPulace rejoicing at the progress of the work of de-
str uction md desolation."
The Governor had at once convened the House of
Assembly for the purpose of taking into consdera-
ton the subject, and of ahordiDg relief to the suffer-
ers. IL was also recommended that a collection be
made IN every Church and Chapel in aid of the funds
for the relief OF The sufferers from The fire. on Sunday
the 18th February.
His Excellency had also appointed Committee of
Relief, and the spare wards OF the Lunatic Asylum
had been thrown open for shelter, also the spare
wards OF the Central Police station
public meeting of citizens held on the day
following the fire. at which his Ezcellency the Gov
ernor presided, and resolutions passed taking mme
date measures to afford relief to the sufferers
Never do we Tecollect tn have seen so much sick
ness and so many deaths among the natives at this
season. There is scarcely family in and about
town wherein some of its members are not afflicted
with fever or some other disease The gentlemen Of
the medical profession have enough to occupy their
time and employ their talents at present.
On Friday whirlwind passed part of the
city and its suburbs, which occasioned much alarm
to the inhabitants. 1t was peculiarly in the
vicinity Of White Park Road, and on the " harf-
some 'rng damage is stated to have been done by it
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THE SENATE

Met al twelve o'clock, to-day, and the Journal
Of yesterday was read.
Mr.. Woodbury. submitted the following reso-
luton, which was adopted, viz
Resolved, That Committee be appointed 10 wa''
upon The President Of the United States 10 INFORM
him that The Senate is assembled and Is ready TO re
oeiye any communication he may be pleased to make
On motion OF Mr.. WOODBURY., committee
of two, in conformity with the resolution, was
appointed by the Chair.
And on motion of Mr. MeDurFlE, the Senate
went into an Executive session; and, after
some time spent therein, in considering the
nomination, by the President, Of gentlemen TO
compose his Cabinet, IL adjourned
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ly ineoGyeniont 10 rrtsin her IN confinement, even
Il other considerations had not fully justified her
release.
The moral effect Of the conviction had already
been secured by the confinement she had slready
unde zone and il believed the generous people
Of Kentucky could take no pleasure Ia her further
suffering Ia prison.
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FRor HAvANA.-By the barque Rapid, Captain
Ward, at New York, regular files of Havana papers
to the 10th ult, inclusive have been received The
tariff or duties levied upon building materials, SC,
which bad been tasen Oft in consequence Of the dsas-
rons hurricane Of October last uere put on again on
the ooh of February, by orders from Spain. Most
Of the vessels were leaving Havana ballast in con
sequence Of the scarcity Of freight,
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VENERABLE INDIAN CHEr.-The Cattaraupus
Wing of late date, mentions that Governor Black
snake the Grand Sachem Of he Indian nation was in
that place. He resides on the Allegheny Reserva-
ton, about twenty miles from the village Is the sue
cessor of Corn Planter, chief of the Six Nations
nephew Of Joseph Brant and uncle of the celebrat.
ed Red Jacket. He was born Cayuga Lake in
l749, being now SO years Of age He was in the bat
ties Of Fort S,andwiS, Wyoming, &C., and was a
warm friend of Gen. Washington during the revolu-
ton tie was in Washngton's camp forty days at
the close Of the revolution-was appointed chief by
him, and now wears suspended from his neck beau
tfu silver medal presented to him by Cen. Washing.
ton, bearing date 1796.
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UNION LITERARY AND DEBATING so.
GETTY.

~ The usual weekly meeting Of this Asooca-
ton will take place to morrow Thursday evening.
at the session room otb Tenth street Baptist Church
Question " Has the adoption of the common law Of
England, in the States by which adopted been Of be.
ne6t to liberty, and the progress Of intellectual adj
vaucsmentw
The public are invited to attend.
c. DREW, Secretary,
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PATENT OFEIcE. Eehrnaru : 1a1-

4,
{ w the petition Of Samuel d. Ingham, of New
~ Hope, Ia praying for the extension of a patent
granted TO said Ingham for an improvement in boat
Tor navigating cansslfor seven yeais from the erp-
day Of April next
1t Is ordered that the said petition be heard At tho
pNent Ohice, on the first Monday in April next
at IL o'clock, NJ. and all persons are notified 10 an
pear and show cause, If any they have why said pc
uiion ought not to be granted.
Ordered also, tbatthis notice be published IN the
madisnnlan, printed at Washington the Sun, prin,-
ed at Baltimore; the Keystone and Sentinel, pint
ed at phiadephia the journal Of Commerce, pint
ed al New york and the Times, printed at Boston
once week sor three successive weeks previous 10
the srst Monday in AprH nert.
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH
CouvnisstsreT Of Patents
p. 8. Editors Of the above papers will please cory
and -snd their bill. to the Patent Office with paper
containing th. notice.
Feb. 1-lew2w
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The seat of governmsnt Is fixed by the Consttu-
tioa at the CITY Of lows. in Johnson county, until
the year 1865, and until removed BY law. Slavery,
lotteries and diposess forbidden by the Constu-
,,on Florida, OF course, Is admitted with slavery in
It's bosom.
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M EDlCAL AND SURGICAL BOOKS-Pru-
I'l cipes of Surgery, by Miller Professor Of Sur
gerry in University of Eiinpurq, J volume 1915.
Guys Medical jurisprudence volume Isi5
Rays Medical Jurisprudence Of Insanity vol. 1914
Mendenhalls Medical Students Wade Mecum Ivoi-
ume 1874
Inc influence of Mental Cultivation and Mental Er-
element by Brigham, volume, 3rd edition IsI5
'ep 81 +. TAYLOR
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DEATH FROM JoY.-When the pardon of Goyerno,
Mouton announced to one Of the conyicts at Bl.
ton Rouge Louisiana, a few days since, be dropped
dead, 1t IS supposed 10 consequence Of the sudden
sensation Of Joy produced by that delightful norma-
ton
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ID | T. ID

On Tuesday evening, the 4th March, ls45, WILL.
LIAM SIMMONS, Esq. of this city.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully in.
vted TO attend his funeral tomorrow THURSDAY
afternoon, at half past three O'Clock, from his late
residence on North side Of ! street, between 10th
and 18th streets
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- Containing Life of Roger Williams, by William
Gammell Life of Timothy Dwight, by William
b. Sprague and Life OF Count Pulaski, by Jared
Sparks, just published in Boston, and this day re-
ceiyed for sale by +. TAYLOR, from whom the
previous volumes of the same series may be pro
cured.
Also-.f Course or Plan Of English Reading ada pit
ed TO every taste and capacity-with anecdotes Of
men Of genius, by Rev. James Pycrot, of Trinity
College, Oxford--1 volume, reprinted from the Eng
lish edtioD-New York, lS45. feb
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NUMBERING HUsBAsD-A very singular case Of
arrest took place on Sunday, in New York, ors We
man, naTed Margaret Mehegan for the murder Of
her husband. The truth as IT came out was, that the
husband lay at the point of death, that the wife went
out, back intoxicated, and when she returned,
finding hun dead, she Frustrated herself upon the
body, and could only be prevailed leave by force
By mistake she arrested by an officer for rder
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a LII The ENGLISH MAGAZINES. RE.
VIEWS. &c. FOR FEBRUARY Isi5-Arr
, ,s this day by the Hbernia Steamer at the
Wsvery Circulating Library for the use of lis sub.
~ ~, +. TAYLOR
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Y Picturesque Ell Historique de rEspagne, par
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d'ArtIstes de Madrid. volumes large folin, filed
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rls, 1906, at 1000 francs-equa TO 5000. Now offer
ed at $50
Les Hndous, par F. Baltazard Sosvyns. dess,nes
dApres Nature dams lie Bengae. 4 volumes large
folio, numerous engravngs, colored-publshed IN
Paris lsUS, at $500 francs. Now offered at $50.
For sale "a single copy of eacb) by
Feb 1875 + TAYLOR
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CLAIMS AND CONTRACT AGENCY
WORTHINGTON G. SNETHEN.
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WASHINGTON CITY, ID, C,

Drosecutes before Congress the. several Depart
L ments Of the General Government all manner
claims, such as claims arising under the administra
ton OF the Revenue Laws the Presumption Acts :
claims to confirmation Of land grants or for private
property taken for lost the service of the United
States, or destroyed by the Indians claims for inva
lids, revo lutionary, naval widows, and half.pay
Pensions, or for Revolutionary services whether for
Communication of hafpay, half-pay or bounty lands
claims accruing under the execution of Indian trea.
tie, or growing in any way out of contracts with
the Government; claims for spoatons before any
Board of Commissioners under Treaties. &c &c .
and attends the settlement Of accounts of dsburs
ing, or other officers and agents of the Government,
or of mai-contractors; to the procuring of Patents
for inventions, and for titles to public lands to the
interests OF bidders for contracts any of
the Pubic service, &c. &c Dec. 2-d&wiyif
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-17
.sFa Reprint Of
Chambers, Edinburgh Journal,

a OHsAhhhWCFSs EWHMWMEfsM IL 5ONFMHse
published at the Albion Office 3 Barclay street,
New York. The FIRST year Of our reprint of
Chambers Edinburgh. Journal being about to ex.
pire, we avail ourselves Of the opportunity to say,
that it has received a support commensurate with
the intrinsic merit of the work, and that ITS con!
tinued republication is therefore established on
firm basis h We shall feel indebted TO subscribers
who will make the journal known in their re--i
spective neighborhoods. as well as give currency
to the annexed terms of publication.
39sIn order to put this work within the reach Of
all classes of the public, we have determined to-
issue it at the very low price Of one dollar aud q
half per annum; and also to furnish it TO agents
at discount from this price. Of thirty three and
a third per cent. And in order to disseminate
the publication still more extensively, we have
deterniiaed to give individuals or companies Of
individuals who may order fue copies the anyan-
tages possessed by agents. and to extend to them
also the benefit of the discount. A remittance Of
Ave dollars, then, provided II be in funds at par
in the city of New York, or not more than FIVE
per. cent. discount. wall command Eve annual
copies. The publication is weekly, contains
eight pages, and is. printed in tho guarto form,
Mithneat type and on goodpaper. II is scarce
ly necessary 10 state that the low price at which
we offer the work, viii obligens 10 adhere To- the
cash system, without any deviation whatever.
Editors throughout the country inserting this
Prospectus four successive weeks, and sending
copy containing il to the Albion office, will be
eulitled 70 fros copy for ono year. Nj isgfggi
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: NOTICE..

The Democratic Electors Of the Township
Of Rayenna are requested to assemble at the
Hail Of J. H. Stoops, on Saturday evening,
July 10th at Z O'Clock, P. M. for the trans
action ofimportant business. g b
i.{ Per order Of the Township Committee.
Ravenna, July l6. 1885, F'sia,t!t5'9 saf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-17

Many Of the claims. now called good.
will be very slow to collect, and may
become bad. JESSE SMIT Fl.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-17

,90T We have received the 1st and cd Nos.
Of anew Democratic paper under the title Of
the 4 aDemocratic Courier" published at Find
Law, o. BY IA. w. BAKER and VIM. MUNeRN,
Il ia neatly printed and edited with much
ability. We have had slight acquainta. Sc
.long time ago" With MR. BAKER, and We
believe him TO be amply competent to the
task of conducting a good paper. and we wish
the publishers all the success which such an
enterprise ought to warrant them.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-17
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
a T my instance an attachment was this
IN day ISSUED by William N. 'Merwin, q
Justice Of the Peace of Palmyra township.
Portage CO. against the property and effects
of William Garrison an absent debtor. g,, a5
.;. al4 .o LORIN BIGELOW. 4
July 18th, 1845. 4w7* \
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PrOhnfe ACCOUNTS.

1NARIUS LYMAN, ESQ. Master In Chan
- cery of, our said Court to whom by "a
standing rule all Probate Accounts are re-
feredf for his examination and report presents
70 the Court the accounts of the Ex'rs. and
Adm'fs. on the following estates and Of the
following Guardians, to- wit: Sif add
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-17

$3.50, ,627, 90
..3" tA'@ J. o. & Fl. SMITH.
*rhis does not include our Real Es-
tate ia Michigan, which is mortgaged
to the Bank of ST. Clair, to secure our
liabilities to the same.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-17
o /, From the Washington Union.
The Mexican InStalments Explanation OF

,sH{flH.I f}ElsNl tt!i8 aNte }tEtT ss n ta Ea5
sasilt,a9 Gov. Shannon. as5 sa
WAsHINGToN, July 2, 1645.
10 lie Hon. James Buchanan, Secretary
3ef Stale: !: I. 6.,a,.,. a,.5s .s4..
.a Sir:--Since my arrival in the U nited
States, / have noticed that at least a
portion Of the public are laboring under
incorrect views with regard to the pay
ment Of the fourth and fifth instalments
due. our citizens from Mexico, under
the treaty of the 3lst January, lS43 ;
and also that some unjust reflections
have been. cast upon me, as well as 9TH
ers, in reference to the manner in which
the business had been transacted, |
deem It not out Of place for me to
.conn,unicate 10. you the facts in re-
,lation y to the two instalments in
question, so far as they are within
knowledge, with the view not
only Of putting you in possession o.
the true state Of the case, but Of SET
ting myself right in the matter. This
I should have done al an earlier period
had | beenaware that there was any
difficulty on the subject, or that there
was any doubt in any quarter as tothe
facts Of the case.
III, III The fourth instalment fell due the
3Oth April, 1914 and the fifth on the
r3Oth'of the following July: and did not
arrive lin Mexico, until the fourth ia-
stalment had been due near four months
and The date Of Mr.. 'Voss's receipt, clo-
sing the matter with the Mexican gov
sernment,I understands is the 27thAugust
Il will be perceived from these dates,
tbatI could have eshad no agency in the
arrangement that was made with the
Mexican government by Mr. voss.-
Soon after my arrival in Mexico, on
sinquiring of Mr. Voss, our agent, who
had been appointed to receive the mon.
ey, as to the, payment of the two install
ments n,question, he informed me he
had in vain sought TO obtain the money
,fromdhe nationaletreasury in Mexico:
.that'he had failed in all his efforts to do
so; for the reason, that, as fast as the
anoney came into the national treasury,
III was absorbed for the purpose of the
army, and by Mexican claimants,
sRhose influence with the government
was such as TO enable them to obtain
1he preference over the American
Glaimanta; that finding all efforts to
dbtaincpay in Mexico had failed,
ae prevailed on the governmental give
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that the subscriber has been
L appointed and qualified administrator on
the Eatate Of Aaron w. Meeker late of Paris
in Portage County, deceased.
eta# THOMASB. SELBY, Administrat or.
July 18th, 1845. t3t Jlia F& 4w7.
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ss45O,s74,s2
Claims incIudedsin !

Claims includedsin 8sl Z 3stl {t
above consider sa iiEi
ed bad, about $50 ,000 a.l l3osl;i
Claims included in a2$
the above cons
+ sidersd doubtful 90, 9ls
Estimated loss BY s'
depreciation. on ifis t.l Z
Steamboat, Per-i nv
sonai Property,
X State.stockscriP isai af
&c. y 5000 gjiia 50 ge
fs II Ssg sy s .s,9
sa 6qSiss $l3f, ,9ls III
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-17
$44s,425.oo

ABsETs.
Notes, Bills Of Exchange,
Book accounts, Personal,
Property, &c., including ,-
demands against persons
who have offsets to the
amt Of 500. $40, & which
are included in our liabil- i','.-
i.ies.) 4 :. s. .''...,'., ,... " ss7s, ,4s7, 90
OF the above we consider
bad & doubtful 1928, 2S6 # ~ Il
Stock ,inthe Bank ofa Sc. cisir las. 900, 90
Real Estate, at its estimated .,t. 4
value (on which there is iss
a lien Of $39, $50, which IS s' 4
also included in our liabil- M :.
tiles, " 49,200, 100.
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w. s.. STREATOR. NJ. D.
MUSICIAN 4. SUR GEON
0F Office, opposite the Prentiss House.
Resdence, in the dwelling house formerly
owned by Rev. Mr.. Nash, Ravenns, Portage
County, Ohio. ea@ as'>'fv.55 g '!9s etf:'H
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NOTICE

IFS hereby given that the subscriber has been
L appointedland qualified administrator on
The estate of Evan Beavan late of Paris in
Portage County, deceased. & NJ
sll WIN. C, HUDSON, Administrator.
July 18th, l845. t4w7.