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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10
The House Committees.

We are not so much surprised al the poor figure
cut by the Wings in the Committees Of the House
as by the position OF some OF the Loco Focos. 70
see Michigan man nj the head of the Committee on
Commerce. no body on it from this City, Boston or
Philadelphia, and our Maclay (whom The Glo6c
proposed for Speaker where but third on the
Naval Committee rather puzzles us.
The Judiciary is headed by George Rathbpn OF
Auburn-a smart fellow when he was Wing, bat
perverse and grasping always 1t strikes us-with
all Difference TO the three Wings upon it--that so
poor a Judiciary Committee had not been compound
ed for some years before. Constable of Md. Is said
TO be sharp, however, and Thurman OF Ohio may be
more of man than we know OF
Foreign affairs are pretty wei. cared for though
the Wings arc allowed but two Of the nine Mem
bers Those two. however, are strong men, while
the addition OF four Southerners of the Allan
tic coast is calculated TO curb the an,ics OF Mr.
c. j. Ingersoll, the Chairman.
The Wings are allowed the Committee always
I'VE beeve conceded 10 the Opposition-that on
Public Expenditures, though the Chairman is
against them That is to say. four Wings, four
Locos, and a Native who voted for Clay, compose
the Committee We trust this is to be one OF the
w Orklng commuters OIL inc SchslOu. hidJ We iiot
hope for an early Report from it on Congressional
Printing and the pointblank knavery OF the Depart
mens advertising TO the amount of thousands after
thousands OF dollars in newspapers which notorious
ly have next to no circulation Who will move on
this subjectl
The Ways and Means will have the clapperclaw
ing of the Tariff, and this has three Wings, one Sias
Wrigh, man, (Hungerford of Jefferson Co.. and five
of the rankest Free Trade Locos that can be found
any where. Mckay is again Chairman, though the
least capable man on the Committee. No doub, of
an early and sweeping bill, though we doubt Mr.
Hungerford's assent to it Very well: Let itcome I!
= Ofthe twenty Committees the Wings have the
Chairmen of .eo-Clams and Public Expenditures
the latter matter of course and tie former of no
political importance. We do not grumbe at this,
however; let those who responsible for the bust
ness Of the Session exert proper control over II.
These matters all come round, once in while.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

Up The Mexican schr Yucateco, Prats, master,
arrived yesterday from Tampico whence she sailed on
the 10Th inst She brought papers verbal intel
gence Is. .. Pcayune. Nov. 30.
Rlor IN SAvANSAH.-We learn from the Charles
ton News that at the election FOR Mayor and Al
dermen Savannah riot occurred IN The endeaTor 10
suppress which the Mayor had his arn broken. and
ceived other niaries The militia was called out and
the disturbance suppressed.
fY The Governor OF Virginia has communicated
the Legis ature his late correspondence wh the Gov
of the men who kidnapped citizens Of
ohio. The documents were referred 10 select Com
mlttes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

t-5r The .Jouraaio of Commerce is welcome 10
burlesque and mangle our argument for the philan
thropy OF Protection addressed to Gerrit Smith TO
the extent of its power, we have neither time nor
room to expose farther its sophisry on this subject
We made the citation to reiute the Journals un-
qualified assertions that the Pro,ectionists appealed
always to selfish nsidcraons-repudiatcd the great
law of Love-cared nothing for the welfare of other
People, &c We showed the Journal that this was
not so-showed it most undeniably by quotation
from nm article written and published more than
three years ago. The Journal raises new issue
altogether in attempting to show that our philan-
,hropy is misjudging and inetltc'ive-its original
assertion denied the existence Of any such sentiment
Whether the philanthropy of the Journal or that of
The Tribune is the more expansive and hearty, we
leave unargued to the Judgment OF others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

DELICIOUS OoLoNe.-A most delightful black Tea
called by the Celestas Oolong" s sold by the Pekin
Tea Company 10 Futon-s 50 cents per pound, supe
rior any Black Tea have bought for double
ina: price. Our readers would do well to compare
sample of it with tea for which they paying 70
centa and dollar per pound. 1t is quite important 10
where you get better Mt four shing' than
you have all along been using of elk slings per
pound. We copy the following from tho BraHrord
Courier:
4 DELICIOUS BLACK TEA AT 50 CENTS Pea PoUNo.-
We have drank this delightful Tea and if we live visit
New-York we will drink it again; and what is re
viii bring chest Of it home with US for oursef ana
neghDors. We have frequently paid one dollar pound
for black tea but never before obtained any thins
equal this. We used To be very fond of wine, but
hereafter let drink he the delicious Ooong sold BY
the Peain Tea Company ct the very reasonable price Of
fifty cents per pound.
We drink Green Tea, and for many years have been
paying one dollar per pound for it But han4s 70 me
PeGin Tea Company, get better Tea from mem
a, - cents per pound. We drink pound pc f~eeH
By which we are saving thirteen dollars per year
and enjoying better tea in the bargain. Commend Us
the Pekln Tea Company, say talr!of'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10


ISDlAyA.-The Message of Gov. Whitcomb. just
transmitted to the Indiana Legislature, holds out
favorable prospects TO the creditors of the
State, in relation to the payment of interest on the
public debt, than any previous communication from
the same quarter. The Governor says:
Il stated in quarter entitled 10 respect and con.
idence, meeting held a, Terre HaGte in May last
tina. II The state were TO pay her bondhOders By State
tax and otherwise, portion OF ner public debt It
hou that they would be prepared take the profits
Of the canal lor the balance. The gentleman VINO eX
pressed tails opinion in attendance the repre-
sentative oil foreign bondho!ders and has yeroay
advised me that be Will shortly prepare comnunca
ton Offering liberal arrangement 10 be laid before the
General Assembly.
More tnan wethird OF the State tax paid by the
people OF Indiana devoted the payment OF the pub
lie debt TINS tax has been steadily borae through
years OF encouragement and IL the dse OF unJuat re-
pfoaches. When the domestic deo existing III iHe ot1
OF treasury roes and Used currency u absorbed IN
this manner, disposed OF by different or sasIac-
tory arrangement al ot our STATE revenue, beyond me
current uenses be applied 10 tue payment oil our
foreign Cepr BY similar application OF the amount
saved by the needed reform in our county expenditures
and by strict economy every branch OF the pubic
vice the amount OF the annual interest due ca our 10
reign debt would be stii! further reduced
Should the proposition Dc made again on tne part OF
our bond holders the prons The canal for such
portion OF pubic debt vii enable ae state, with
the AID OF the ABOVE referred 10 pay the bal
ance douol that the people "ii cheeruly submit
70 the necessary burden, when, while Saves tue honor
and resusc!tates the cteuI. VIII, by
IN grafton the enhanced value OF property
ton confidence and the improvement OF the credit Of
our individually. more tEan compensate them
fc. their outlay.
That such arrangement viii be made viii be cat
isfactory creditors aud viii the tarnsued
escutcneon Of lncana 20 IL Original Brightness, vii
permit my sell ~ doubt
The ordinary expenses of the Government for the
fiscal gear ending oa The 3lst of October last were
ST. ls %, being S2+2io Al less the expenses OF
the preceding year.
Inc ordinary expenses fer TIE year i6 are estimated
at so1l being sui farther reduction Of our thou
sand dollars.
The number OF polls for l345 estimating Tor some
Counties from wntcn no have received Is
about I2iUUJ and the value OF taXabes making siii-
lar allowance, may be stated about oO0 Ihis
EXHIBITS an increase OF UC0 polls and OF g ooUO0 OF
taxa5es over the vi 1914. Tue whole amount
OF State paid In during Tue last nsce year, was
S2I39c3 80 The vi state rev rue Tor 4c4I
s3lyi2i 81 tina, for County, Road Scnoo. auc Town
snip purposes il Si3l 100 40 To which adding tie ce
lnquences OF former years amounting TO sllc572 H.
ana the Total amour, OF ASSESSMENTS Tor the year lc
is ss6y,0g7 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

Bank Lock Smiths, $50 81

FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEA-Very superior oolong g.,
extra fine do S. Young Hyson superb articles % and g.
at the wholesale and retail othe Canton Tea COM
Pany, 1853 Greenwchs the Of CortlAnds and
III Chahan-st between Pearl and Roosevelt This the
Oldest and largest Tea Establishment. in America Their
reputation for upright dealing aad for The very high qualify
ofhe goods stands and doubtless will forever stand IN
rvaed We earnestly recommend families, country nsr'
chants and the whole public this very respectable esa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

fy9 The Boston Courier reminds US that il was
New.Yoyk and not Boston steamer that put in at
Holmes Hole, and adds that
The commander of the Cambria did every thing
which Law in his power when compelled to stop below
by stress OF weather to duse the intelligence BY his
seaIner through every public channel The failure
caused by the delinquency OF those in whom ne trusted
There no doubt tha. the commanders OF the Boston
have the power and will exert the will here
after 20 put stop all eatepri-tHe arrangements OF
which the conductors use the of the whole pubic
10 effect their covert, seiish designs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

~ " g. PALMER the Agent for most OF the best N-wr
papers OF ali the cities sad principal towns through w
country and near receives Advertisements at MS roa
try .'eDTaper I4fve'ils'ng Azeney In this eaiidne'LD
;,Hnc. al The Col OFFICE. Ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

~ Rev JosA BROOKS, preacher OF the New
Jersey Methodist Conference cied his residence in
Bridgeson on The 18th ul. aged 81 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

n The Nashua Telegraph thinks Governor
Steele viii order another trial for the election OF
Member OF Congress uni, the regular State election
Mach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

DECEPTION EXPosEO-IIlE PAnAuroPrIc Lock TRI.
UaPnANr-uenry G. Jones, o. Newark, N. J. who has
lor some pact been thoroughly disciplined IN anti
fee and deception recently brought 10 the Union Bank
of this City, one Bank Locks which he has had in
his possession six months and there by his superb
or aanmeus in that device aud art peculiar to HIM,
SELL deludcd few the unwary ard unniiiated in
TO the beelhat he had actually picked OF our Par.
auovc Locks We therefore. being fully confident that
our Lock could not be picked and fearing at the same
time that such an objectionable OF deception Dir.
Jones had praclced upon il. would (wJhout expost.
ton pf the same) be calculated defame the high and
well deserved character OF Lock- publicly challenged
hq TO meet us at the Union Bank Friday last with the
same Lock that be Claimed to have picked ;ornles
occasion md Il he could tioe succeed in picking tho
same lock The presence of the committee of five ZAP
pointed by hnselfand obligated ourselves pay
him the sum OF One Hundred Dollars which placed
in he hands OF the Comnlitlse Mr. Jones being
fully that his refusal TO comply with proposition
reasonable, would n public estimation, DO virtual
acknowledgements his part. that his arfully devised
plot: TO deiame the character of cur Lock) eas what it
has in fact proved to bce c0mpec dGlgsiOmet and
the investigating committee at the Union Bank Friday
tnnd then and Me produced the Lock above mention
ed for their examination and it shown concinsiry
that each cooperating tumber had been separately taken
OF the Lock and altered render them perfect
ineffective in their designed operation and to entirely
destroy the security ofthe Lock In confirmation sfths
introduce the following certicate:
NEwYoRE, Dsc. 5, ls45,
The undersigned, committee appointed pursuan. ,oa
notice published in Tie Mac York Tribune by Messp
Day & Newell Of this City and arepy by H. C. Jones' OF
Newark the Union Bank this day, and in presence
OF the parties examined the Lock submitted to u.s.
and we came to the conclusion that it in perfect
order and that trial upon it would not be fair test Of
the merits of the Parautoptic Lock (;gncdl
WARREN JENKINS. NAHUM ALLEN,
DAVID SMITH, II. ADAMS
RICHARD FIELD.
We now in order show tina; Mr. Jones is thorough.
ly disciplined in the and deception, sgualy dis
played in this Instance publicly call upon all who read
the certificate he recently obtained for Lock from
the PheniE Bank of this City read the above ccrtd'
cate and then decide what extent his staten shall
be entitled to public confidence hereafter.
N. ALLEN, Agent for Day & Newell
Bank Lock Smiths, $50 Broadway, N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

TT lSDiAY Rcasge SHOES, al Aucdon.-J d. lNGEA'
SOLL& CO. 222 Pearst viii sell this ~, wtlho- fe'-fe
large lot OF manufactured Rubber Shoes OF various kinds
u close acorcern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

GgAyo EoLIDAY Exhibition Oh ~
5cvt:h Gisnf GiarIess LivGg Urang. &c 10 cay
ime. icsh Museum. Hours VI Performance sho 49,
GIANT and other cIricsities - be seen a. al nous'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

SAHpss SaRsAPAafLLA-The operations OF TsApE 90
regulated by daa-d supply 1! has not been % Il
with For the victims OF "a
every land cen,anded or rather ored remedy oa'
supply answered the demand. Il appears to As - Ind
las, however Sa1dss ShrsspArIa Is cemed Va y, IN
remedy L. IL Misunderstanding IN THIS woilu u
peTiectons be But Il comes nearer lc ma dr.,
believed haa any other called FOR ms aud ~
diseases arising rom unhealthy state o. Ae w ~,
There Providence that shapes our eros ao 1--we
"a Influence accompany l1s Inventions Huu
ies OF man, thy avail not This lEhlence 80 70
sards's sgr.sparlia been found Of priceless Na'1
thousands ca whom Disease mad laid It's heavy h'nS D.
Prepared aud sold, wholesale and frIs! by ~ yocy.
SANDS Wholesale DrugsIsts 70 Fulicn-st. Nswnese.
sold rs Broadway, II East Broadway eno " - p
gists generally tbrou ghout the United Staes fs'~
Doile. SIX bottles FOR 81.
" The sick headache thai most death ihvoS o. BY he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

LATER FROM CALToRSIA.-Thc Sun has adj
vices from California the middle of October cor.
respondent, of that paper says:
A British fleet. destined for Oregon passing up
me West Coast. The pioneer OF this fleet. the British
ship of war America, touched here some time ago,
and the movements Of her commander, Capt Gordon,
aroused suspicious AZ the tnr He refused TO give
any news saying Men.ot- war do not carry news He
refused carry circular letter to the United States
Indian Agent mt Oregon City, renarking that be not
sure of going TO Columbia River have gscer8iGcd
that Lord Aberdeen TIE British Secretary for Foreign
Affairs had brother on board the America and OF
Sir Robert Peels WAS also officer passenger.
(DOubied)
The Governor had the militia called out TO resist an ex.
pected invasion from Used States squadron aud the
soldiers ready the first shot grajitcd win
the froc. Foreigners of all nations are respected
Americans pouring into the country from Oregon
and the States. The British merchant schooner star OF
the West from Liverpool with cargo valued 100000
Sterling was lost the entrance the harhor OF
Monterey the 2Tth July. The goods saved and sold
fetched only 81 600 auction. The whale ships
has been taken off by the authorities OF California
Whale shps-Wilam Nyc, full; United states, Ste.
ven 600 bbls Pacific OF st. John, y 3. Il years out
200 bbis IT VIII. Arso, French ship; Vandaa Steriing
Admittance Fameand Don Cuixotte, all OF Boston touch
ed at Francisco California and Tasso Monterey
T. s vessels OF war, when last heard from, beginning
of October-Porsmouth Mazatlan, bound South
structions. Warren at Oahu. Levant ut Monterey.
Married-In the L. :. Consular House, California,
the 2ih Aug ISIS, Mr.. james Williams, late OF Cape
Girardeau county Missouri Miss Mary Patterson late
of Jackson county. Missouri.
There is no newspaper at Monterey. School houses
and churches much wanted 10y the American se,tcrs
Clergyren aud schoolmesters wto would be satisfied
with small salaries. will nave farms and dwellings pro-
vided for them gratis arriving In the colony. The
crops in Southern California have unexpectedly turned
failure, owing TO extreme drouth in the Init part
of the barely grass enough the lives OF
the cattle provisions and high The crops prom.
sed abundant harvest early the season. but total
cessation OF rain for nearly two months ruined every
thing The Climate battles the skill Of the settlers on the
planting is be resored TO- but it is doubtful whether
that will the most valuable roots and grains. OF
small vegetables TWO crops gathered in season.
The winter is always mild and spriug.kc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10
The Printing of Congress.

We should really hkeo oil things 10 row up the
majority of Congress deserves, in regard to the
Printing, and would do it TO some purpose ii the
Wings in The XXVIIth Congress had not shielded
the present INSIDERS from the just punishment OF
their deeds. The Wings il will be remembered,
undertook 10 cut down the price TO something near
fair rate but at las; backed ont and by bare ma
jority voted pay the old prices after the work had
been in good part doue. On the strength OF this
Blair Rivcs have had one pull since, and now
Richie u Heiss in for it, and doubtless the party
which present abest leader Calhoun has declared
TO be held together by the cohesive power Of Pub
lie Plumber will so on pundering nobody knows
bow long Richie & Heiss will probably receive
nnder this Administration 100000 in hard cash
more than a company OF respectable working print
era offered 10 do the work and would have done IL
for. There is clean plain gouge of this sum out Of
the Peoples strong, box Such job ought,o rouse
the nation But the answer TO all we can say VIII
be- Oh the Wings did the same thing for Gales Il
Seaton and this will silence thong it cannot salts
fy. True, We do not remember that the Wings re-
jected any direct, responsible offer to do the work
much cheaper, but we suppose they would have
done it, i; pretty much the as if they had,
would say on this occasisn. but we give fair notice
that the next time Wing House or Senate has
chance to make such saving of Public Money and
faiis to DO It, we shall try talk as the public should
be thinking now. Till then we le, il 60
~ Hon. WARRINGTON BARROW, OF Nashville
declines peremptorily being a candidate for Con-
gress in place of Hon. j. H. Peyton, deceased. He
says he will not be- party to struggle among three
or four rival Wing candidates. and strongly indi
Gates that all ought 10 stand back and supper, Hon
JOHN BELL, who is now absent. We think so too.
e The Washington correspondent of Slnmus
Globe cracks the following severe joke on the in
dependent Democrat from Alabama:
THE sidewalks continue just slippery, and acct
dents hourly occurring. The fee Of tAe Hon
r Mcconnell This morning, tesich ererzp!sea al The rt
matte coIors and wss caused by rascay ICED SIDE
walks"
We should MT like such friends-Felix may.
TIE oursIpE.-FTs. Pose-Nosice Of Longlellow's
Poems Report of the Secretary of the Navy. Fourth
PaSs-saies Of Stocks TreasureTs Weekly Statement;
Exports of Ncw.York Marine journal; News Items
pe'psscb Letter List
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

~ The Morning Meas opposes the plan of
Single Districts for Members Of Assembly, alleging
that ito adopt i, will require that County Lines be
entirely disregarded." We should not regard this
as great evil. iii, were necessary; but how is ii
Suppose we frs; decide that each County is entitled
10 as many Members. aud then divide each County
into so many Districts as it is entitled 10 elect Mem
bers1 What harm in that! In the News's table
Chautauque is made 10 sse Member and has an
unrepresented surplus of s,49l, while Cattarausus
saves hers though lacking 7725 Of population. Why
not divide the loss fairly between them by making
two Districts in Chautauque, one in Csuaraucus and
one of the border towns of each1 By the News's
schedule, e9767 representative population in Catia
raugus are to have as much weigh, in the Assembly
as IS, 9s3 in Chautauque. Oswego has one Assembly
man to every $4,000 Of population while Genesee
has one to every 1900. We can surely come
nearer the mark than this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10
We should MT like such friends-Felix may.

TIE oursIpE.-F1s. Pose-No,icc Of Longlellow's
Poems Report of the Secretary of the Navy. Foartk
Pass-ssies Of Stocks Treasurers Weekly Statement;
Exports of Ncw-York Marine Journal News Items
Despatch Letter List
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

T. The Legislature of Virginia viii elect Gov
ernor of ,ha. Stsic to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inquiries having been
made OF in relation to the Photographic system
which WAS described in our columns time since,
we take Ibis occasion all inquirers that the
severe Illness of Pyoi Gouaud who has been appointed
by the author &c lecture upon the system has alone
the tessos OF the delay. He convaescen, and
soon as his strength is restored the preparations for tho
tr.a! with Piimsn's system will go rapidly on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

% Hon WIN C. PRESTON has been elected Pre-
sident OF the South Carolina College a; Columbia 1t is
understood that he viii accep, and commence the duties
Of The Presidency early In the ensuing year In the mean
time, Rev DR.. Hooper viii discharge them. Rev. Dr..
Henry has been offered the Greek Proiessorshp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

~ The article in the American Review OF this
month entitled The Facts of u TalaemGr's Case.
BY EDGAR a. PoE.' is of course romance-who
could have supposed i! o,herwise Those who have
read Mr. Poc's Visit the Maelstrom, South Pole &c
have not been puzzled BY it, yet we learn that several
good mstteroifac, citizens have BEEN sore!y ltisa
pretty good specimen of Poes style Of giving an air OF
reality TO 6ctions and utterly condemn the choice OF
asubccs but whoever thought it avcracious recital must
have the bump of Faith large, very large indeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

y The sick headache thai death invllnS 81 hy he
eases Is al. relieved asd permanently enie Sod
remedy al q CoTi,and-sL ~"f7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10
election in Bo.,on-.whigs Triumphant!

Alta. OFFICE, BosToN
Monday Evening, December eth-
FRIEND GREELEY: We have the pleasure OF IN,
Mayor Of this city by The triumphant majority OF
forming you that have elected Hon JOSIAH ~ulH'S
1854 over all others. The votes were as 'oli0H
Quincy Wing. 80 --------''-'-'''
Darnrel Native, 1913
Heard. Loco. IDOL
Scattering mostly Wing ls3 anf7
Total
Majority N20-