New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-21
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The venerable Thomas Clarkson publishes in the
Tines of The 2sth, letter OF two columns "to the
inhabitants of the Northern States of America, +" on
The Annexalios OF Texas. He saws that Texas may
not accept the offer OF the United States, because
there is d very c,rSIg party there who prefer a
connection with England 10 one with America ;
and anticipates, moreover, many other difficulties
IN the way ot the consummaiion OF Annexation He
thinks it likely the Indians near Texas will oppose
il with arms that Mexico will oppose Il by war ;
that the powers OF Europe will oppose H. and final
y he appeals 10 the reopie ot the North 10 rise up
themselves and rid themselves of the chains OF
The South. and quotes from book by Judge
Stroud, OF Philadelphia. upon the subject. He re-
e-s TO the sag-law OF Congress, the Seminole war;
&c 10 prove that the South rules the Union, and
concludes by advising the people OF the North TO
periiion Congress 10 take measures 10 remedy the
evil
The Gazette announces ;fat the Queen has con.
stitu,.d the province OF New Brunswick and the
island of fCeyOn Episcopal sees, 10 be called respec-
lively the Bshoprics OF Fredericton and Colombo
Rev. John Medley, d. D, is appointed Bishop OF
Fredericton; Rev James Chapman. Bishop OF CO.
ombo. Dr. Medley, with his family, will leave
Liverpool by The steamship Cambria, on the 10Th
instant.
a gentleman who was proceeding from London
ta BRISTOL by the Great Western Railway, on sat
urddy last discovered Just before the tram reached
Slough that he had lost his purse, containing 5000
On arriving at Slough he had The electric telegraph
put IN action and five minutes sterv ards he ie
celved the happy intelligence tina. the purse had
been found at the Pdddinsion booklng-ctice, by a
policeman who had searched Or II on the news OF
lis loss being received.
Curious CoRREsroNDENCE-The Globe publishes
the following curious correspondence as explaining
why Captain Meynel, though holding AN office in
the household, was again absent from Fridays d.
vision
M Touag u. P. 10 Capt. MeyneR N. p.
DEAR MRYSELL-Pray up Peel wants every Tory
vote live ravent mao;y of our ownon the second rend
inr II will be rs much Us my place Is worth DIn l.sbune
fur"y votes. Pinse cuts and old Forbes Mackenhe, who
has been nj the Carton that he should vote perhap
ncan,t certainly not tor has Just been with me 10 say that
with He pretended he did n; know TINT Prncle had
resigned on ye. Kelly gong TO Ia too hope he wont
be ,od F", Cod come up and vote Your eyet
Gopt. Neyasa N. P. TO Ar. Young, N, P.
DEAR SOu>g-Pes and all Of you may be ID before |
come qq to vote i aynooh Because F5roy and Masssn- &
Windsor, Thursday
New LINE OF PACKETS To BosroN.-A new llhe
OF packets has been started between Liverpool aud
Boston, the tlrst of which, called the Joshua Bates,
IN honor Of the head of the firm Of Messrs. b1rlng,
Brothers, Is now in the Trafalgar Dock, and VIII
sal! the trst fair wind, with a iull complement OF
stcerage passengers who fad tins route the short
est way 10 The Western States On Thursday, lst
instant, Capt. Murdock. her commander, gave a
dgcbner 10 his numerous friends, winch was pro-
vlded IN his usual sumptuous style BY MI. Linn, OF
lhe Waterloo Hotel The heallhs OF the Queen,
President Polk, Mr. Bates, slr. GAR, the represent
tailye of The firm of The Messrs. Barlags IN this
town, were drank, and suitably responded TO.
a document Just laid before the House OF Com
mons. states the total number OF slaves landed IN
America from West Indies and Soath America,
from 1915 10 1913, 639, ll5 The Times insists that
this must be Tar below The actual number
AWFUL ACCIDENT AND Loss or LIFE AT lAR-
MoUrH.-On Friday, an accident of most fright
iul nature occurred at Yarmouth, which mas
plunged many families into the deepest distress
II itapPears that The clown of The Circus was about
10 take his benefit, and thai, IN order TO draw The
public 10 the Circus he adopted the same thing as
the late Mr.. Usher did here in London, VIZ: beisg
drawn upon the rlver by geese. Upon the occa-
sion, some hundeds OF people had consres gated
upon The suspension bridge. when suddenly an
awful crashlook place, and all were PrecIpltaled
INTO the water. Up 10 nine o'clock on Friday
nlght. % lIteess bodies had been taken up
[Lloyd's Weekly, May /.
WHARFpALE HYpgoPATHIc ESTABLISHMENT =
ihis splendid institution. which was opensd last
June, has, after most successful summer season,
retained considerable number OF visitors through
out the whole OF the past severe winter. Nearly
one thousand guests have already been entertained
there, Tor longer or shorter Perocs- / he patients
speak highly oi the mid and successful treatment
pursued.
DE,Tns-on the 7ih ult at Florence, Julie,
Countess OF Suryiers, widow of osrph BonaParte,
and formerly Queen of Spain. On the 20th ult.
Lady Ridley, wife of Sir Matthew White Ridley,
Bart. On the 2lst ult SIR Geo Hoste, c. s. Colo
nel Commandant Of the Corps OF Royal Engineers
at Woolwich. On the 26lh ul,, the Earl Of SIAM
to!d and Warrington, In the SO'h year OF his age
The Mechanics Magazine has an account OF
new plan for the rapid transmission OF letters and
hight dispatches through tubular passages, at CERTAIN
hausrlng machines, which will establish perpetual
current OF artificial hurricanes, by means OF which
spherlcay y-shaped elastic vehicles: or bags, Will be
blown from station TO station The FIST cost Is
estimated by Mr. James al E. 600 per mile, and the
working expenses al from f300 10 E5OO psr snnum
Tor every 30 miles. This system would enable US
10 transmit documentary intelligence al the raie OF
I ,aN miles day. Instead OF one exchange OF lei
ters per day between Liverpool and London, there