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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-11
By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In Wa,hinrton.

an "
Correspondence cf tfe Newark Daily Advertiser.
wAsaissToS. "Wednesday afternoon.
Til. following appointments and removals OF Co.
vsronsnt officers al Baltimore were made yester-
Gav. VIZ:
Mr. JAMES POLK. OF Eastern >n0'e' Navy -Sen'- NSe
Samuel Mcclellan, removed
Mr.. NrcnATI McBIAIs, Appraiser. vice J0ha Lesierre-
novel.
NJ. wx. L. MARSHALL I. :. District Attorney.
Misunderstood that the vacancy occastoncd 5y
the death OF the Collector OF Alexandria, D { WI!
be filed to-day, aGd 4 new postmaster also appoint
ed for tina; pace.
The offIce- seekers are again accumusting here
very rapidly, making good proportion 81 the pas
sensers BY every ARRIVAL per railroad aud steamboat
Senator Fairfield OF Name, and Hon Zadec Pratt,
Member OF the last House OF representatives from
the State of New-lofk. reached here this morning,
having 10 view undoubtedly, The Interests party,
IN the procuring the removal OF pubic officers and
obtaining The appointment OF parcZan irencS-
Messrs. Dix OF y. Y. and Basby, OF Ala, are ca
the ground. as. also several other Members aud
ey Members of Congress. GasSevoort Melville,
ESQ. of y Y returned 10 the city by the cars to-
dav and will resume his rlace upon the ANXIOUS
bench of applicants for office. Gen. hernandez,
OF Florida. arrived yesterday blythe steamboat from
the South, and Hon. Isaac Hill, OF y Il. reached
here. by the boat from Richmond this afternoon.
Removals and appointments are daiy '9Nus
place here among the subordinate offices. and this
patriotic movement will continue until the Depart
ments are thoroughly pursed OF every Incumbent
supposed 10 be tinctured with either Whissey or
TyIsrsm The Tylerites 90 oy the board on me
ground of their unofficial appointment, THIS
was the cause assigned for the removal OF The
=. Apostle OF Tyersm." MIR Cheever. noticed seme
DAYS since, in the official note advising ann 'na'
his services were no longer required
Or. SEwALI, who has contisued so 'ons oeyohu
and may NOT he alive even at the moment of peu'
nins This paragraph His complaint has assumed a
new character, and he is passing away IN rap'u
consumption.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-11

O. Cole Justice OF the Peace for the city
Of Albany, vice Isaac y Comsock. expires Both int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-11

:, al that time they established any post west OF
W.srrchitocbea, on the Red River, and nov IN the
II>n;,ed Sta,es By looking at the Hap before Us,
:, VIII be seen that all the 81 places IN Texas
are either new English names or Sfanlsh name
not one French, excep, 81, Bernard, where La
Sale strayed BY mistake
When the Question of boundary was all an open
question, in 1918 and 1919, our Government made
the Of l. and CLAIMED 5h 10 M The Ro Del So5 be
Controversy with Don Onis, in 1919, Nh Adams
sustained the American claim with his usual great
ability, but had the Don referred him 10 our statutes
Of 100 1911. and 1872, II is difficult 10 conceive
what reply the American Secretary could have
made. Instead OF having made bad bargain OF
compromise in 1919. we really gained much and
lost nothing The FIVE millions we PAID 10 os our
have been obtained except by cession OF territory ;
and Spain soon after lost all her continental posses
sions bv revolution We gained Florida, and great
" extended and strengthened our claim on the "a
c,fic II we yielded any territory at all which
ri.h,.ullv belonged 10 US, it was the territory be-
tween the Arkansas and Red River, west OF the
IoO,h degree Of Longitude. This might well have
been claimed as part of Louisiana, becatse both
streams are tributaries OF the MISSISSIPPI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-11

81 There were some runners IN Wall-street yes-
trrday that intelligence regarding the robbery Of
the steam-barge in this city, had been received
We could learn no particulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-11
The working Women OF our City.

A correspondent OF the 7lr,s S,G, urges the
formation OF Society in our City and the raising
of S25, 600 BY subscription 10 provide free tickets
hence 10 Chicago, Milwaukee, &c, for such young
women of our City as may choose 10 migrate
Westward IN search OF employment, husbands and
happiness
The end here aimed at is auda5le, and we
wonld Ike 10 see ii attained in some way, but
there are many practical difficulties which M.
has 10, shown US how TO surInouRt. Young wo-
men such as the West requires arenot TO be shipped
oil IN this drysoods- and groceries fashion. They
could neither hnd employment nor desirable society
IN the West III uloaded from a steamboat rs utter
strangers IN new country But ii any one will tell
how the plan may De carried out, win due res.
pect TO the feelings Of all concerned, we viii do
what we can 10 forward II. There oush, 10 be An
emigration OF d; least 100000 Young Women from
Eastward OF the Hudson TO Westward Of the Ohio :;
eaI how shall be effected,
PREPARATIONS rRS Nsw PoSrAoy LAVA alve--
rseureni may be iound In smother column i.om The = u
Department for proposals Cor 1900 balances FOX the
various test oaces in the United States Mr. Johusonis
every day giving renewed evidence az his pSompue and
desire to fsy carry ca; the purposes Of the new law.
Nom. News
~ Still, he do nj pat his adrcrti$tp.fnis in tie
p.PNfSV taFtS Cs'SV.6tfUh, WHICH siat law PLAINLY
requires Do YOU give II upl
Every year, the Pos, ctiice Department. throws
away thousands on thousands Of dollars IN advrr.
Using lis Contracts ina mos, absurd useless, prodi-
gal manner TIE whole business could be better
done for $1,000 imam it actually is for Saeata or
inore. Will the News help rs get tins corrected
fTy- Purlp DoRsasrNEg. Postmaster OF ButiAlo
u,SSr Mr. Van Buren, has reaPpointed by President
Pink yfes UaSdock remCyei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-11

NEw-JrRsEr Township Elections for the
Northern and Middle Counties OF New-Jersey
viii be held on Monday next. Wings of New
Jersey, initiate the noble exaInpl. Just set you BY
your Eastern brethren in Connecticut and all VIII
be well The Southern and Western Counties OF
Jersey held the Town Elections in March, aud no.
bly, did they do up their work jersey sol Is not
congenal to Loeo-Focoism, and becomes less and
less so, each succeeding election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-11

Correspondence CT ;ae Newark DAILY Advertiser.
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday afternoon
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Newspaper neutrality-suspicious.
Cheated
EAST LAxNs5, Tompkins Co. NY

April D. lsi5.1
To The Edisar ef The tribune:
Perhaps you may be disposed ticule Pet; caaui-
flies as par. and parcel Of things every day occurring in
rour wind raising city bu; he this may, need
your AID to expose the most base rascal;y ever praised
uuon cougt,y community. We ask I, not only SIS
warning 10 those who may future belabe TO imposition
and fraud from designing knaves, bu; matter Of actual
interest 10 The publishers Of paper Ike ours founded on
something more res and substantial than such Localities as
the Tgsstly American EngH The incogai.a o! rs r1
stor should have been sufficient the u1war OF
trap but notwithstanding adnouiions TO wal; While
number Of our honest taken with is flaming pos
pec;us and some specimens Of good stories, and al T
one Boqy wen; into 4; strictly IL advance OF course
and now find for their particular consolation, their dollar
eeh ha. helped sse knave knaves TO Texas probably
a that is the most suitable place for such swiaders. Some
of the subscribers have go; paper and 50 on u 10 SIX or
eight; The consequence that not one Of t@ss sv'1ss
,s, take and pov adra the best established paper in
vour City even fifty cents year. and when II Is coSid
ered that thousands have been thus imposed on u VIII DC
apparent that for the interest OF the regularly esD
lshed publishers without reference TO party 70 'a" sue"
ya5ca mated through the Forid letter IRON l''e''
IN your civ together with notice in paper gives rs the
FIRST intelligence Of the defunc Ensign Is there no legal
remedy for such barefaced indling Al the worst be-
IT, there are men kotsn 70 connected with this
same paper who woud to have their names appear
rucly as abettors Of such rascay, but unless 'aey A
ont or rerde. some reason they may ind themselves
! in an unenvabe state Of notorietr
The preceding Is Il: for an article in yosr paper
written as 1t has been in great haste but If from the iac
vou can CLEAN any thing suitable the OCCASION think
Won vii, render an essential ice to the public generally
and to the honest publishers particular by giving the sub
stance in your paper. yer! respeSu"hS : '"7'
JOHN LUDLOW
~ We give place to our friends letter rer6g'im'
though he handles the publishers of the deunct
Essign more harshly than think right The
case we understand thus Some young men with
ou, capital. but full OF zeal FOR the new party lately
ascendan, in our City land their own otiices start
ed the paper in question. They procured some
subscribers but not nearly enough TO sustain H. vert
ahead and broke down They stopped when they
did, simply from inability 10 go on. We are sorry
for those who lost money by the concern; but we
think they should have looked for some guaranty,
either in public estimation or in their previous MS
tory. of the solvency of the publishers before they
advanced their money. Ii a mere Prospectus IS
sued by men OF whom the public knows nothing
and can learn nothing, sufices 10 call forth boarded
dollars. there will be no lack of new Literary I'M
derakings.-Ed. Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-11

rs Ptulp DoRsRsMEE, Postmaster OF BuiiAo
uI,SSr Mr. Van Buren, been reaPpointcd by President
Polk vice C. c. usidock, removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-11
From the Albany Evening JauTral Of Wednesday.
The Disaster on the River-Farther Par

DEAg SIR-Before this reaches you, the awful calamity
o the wreck of the swallow will have caused gloom and
sadness 10 thousands. Through The ver-wachi care OF
Almighty God, enabled TO rescue my beloved wife
from the threatened awful death by fire or wafer or oo
ie being the icelke water to our neeSs ior about
half an hour reached the hurricane deck. and event.
aly another boat. What has beer the fate o; our only
>np we know not. Just the moment the boat parted
and went down. aichel him from his berth in our state
room and committed him 10 our friend Wyckof, at his
Cw request having myself To look for the safety o! Mrs
NJ From that moment to this, have been able TO learn
nothing OF either of them only hope il ha, they were
hy some means the shore near the wreck. That
hope Is not, however, sufficient 10 afford Us relief In our
solciude.
could give YOU no adequate ldes Of The ii should
attemp; II and will therefore not ar;emp; IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-11
Death ofRer. DIR. Minor.

A;a Special Meeting OF the Executive Commit
tee of the American Trac, Society. April 10. occa-
stoned By this heaI,-rendinS event. the following
minute was proposed BY Rev. Dr. Knox, and IMAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-11

The Swallow was purchased last Summer by the
Troy and New York Steamboat Company for S2i-
coo During the last Winter She was thoroughly
repaired and greatly improved in every respect
She was bull, in 1875, and IN excellent conti-
lion The loss will BE- heavy one to her owners,
az she was rot insured She was valued al So, 900
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
DIED

At New Orleans on the 9Th of February, WI. A.JACK-
SON. aged 81 years. only OF Charles A. Jackson, Of
this city.
Ills remains have been brought for nermcnt in the
f,funy Vault at Greenwood Cemetery. His relatives and
friends aud those his father. respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this Friday afternoon at O'Clock, ut
Christ Church. Of Clinton and Harrison St South
Brooklyn, without further invitation.
oa Thursday morning, MARY LANGDON, wife OF Geo.
c. Ross OF Newark.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend funeral from the resi- ence OF her father, j. IL.
Stephens, 10. Fulton st, Newark, n. j. Oh Saturday at
tcrnoon al O'Clock.
On Wednesday Goth inst. after long and painful Illness,
az the ase OF Gi years, ELIZABETH McCLOSKEf, moth
er Of the Rt. Rev. j. 3IcCloskey, of this city.
Her friends and those Of her famll, respectfully IN
vted TO her funeral Friday morning at o'clock
without special imitation from the residence Of her
son-in-aw Edward Mullen. No ls6 Mulberry street.
26h Mrs. Sarah Deall 81; Mrs. Maria j. L. Ball, Of
Scotland.
At Auburn. 18th, Robert Watson, 40.
At Skaneateles, ii;h, Louisa Cuddebacs. Is.
At Marcellus, y. Y. 18th, JOSEPH BISHOP 4 Revo!u-
tlOnary Soldier, Sc.
At Syracuse 25th, Nelson D. Phillips, 35
Al Kingston 23d. Samuel f. Ayr.s, "A; 9th, Mrs. Jem-
ina Y. Hendricks. %.
AT Buffalo. 23d, Ophelia wisner. II.
At Town, Va. 23d, Rev. Freeman Clarhson. OF this
Cltv, IS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

N,,row EscAPE.-Judge Greenwood, in step
, Srou the ferry beat Unon on the Eew-York side OF
s AIRY accidentally slipped between the boat and the
de but saved falling into the water By cling
m TO the latter cry OF horror burst from those who
tnessed peril OF his situation, for the boat was FAST
aooroachnS the drawbdse, and II appeared as nehng
could him from being instantly crushed 10 death be-
tween the two; luckily some one had the presence OF
mind enough give the word &c the pilot TO back the boat
me order scarcely given, IL e1ecued-and
n.d great pleasure o seeming Mr. Greenwood snatch
om the great peril with only slight ST Two 10 maik
the event single moments delay in backing the boat
and we should now have been recording awful death in
stead OF happy escape lBrookiyn Advertiser.
NJ Rev. Dr. HUMPHREY, Presiden, OF Amherst
College. delivered Address a. the funeral Of Senator
Bates in Northampton.
IL Oliver Bryan, of Sew-H Haven, was thrown
ifofn carriage the 18th inst and severely injured
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
r-; Wonderful Cures Effected b.. jackson
nnris the CIairvoVnmt. OF PouGhlkccpsie.-

NrLEVINGSTON-Sir Most cheertuy do make known
10 the public my singular II has be About our
wars ago Was taken with disease which The Doctors called
Dtop>y attended during - ct ;hNi time by Ne OF
he est phySicians this Village, namely DIS SheIIe
now OF Brooklyn " \ Cooper, Hu.hson Pine and Dir
Vine hu; received benefit from their wtScrpionS The
sr nhysician who attended said bad enlargement OF
hs heart and that d:oSy constitutional! aud my case
ncurahle aud that MAKE IN my mud 10 die During
br M two years sickness suffered the mosiencFuclst.
,ns ard for the last completely proStFats
- "a hD, me 10 IN, bed During The las, incr;s of
ckne. very oitea heard Of the they max king
h sirroyance but Like oiers was foolish enough to
b,exe n ali humbug. Finally. last resort vas per
i 10 TN , SANE l4ccortiusl sent for Nh LeSiaSston
80 b, Cl,yOVint They aad examined nv case snt
W. mn, rrr1t surprise told me al feelings correctly Ihsy
- n.irirr ard wished AGAIN II seTef Gays Al
Int time WAS able 10 leave bed. and 10 do
- n ,,X, work They attended me- four weeks, aAd II me
ff,,t time was completely restored 10 health lhcSe
"A L hy, -sir - inquire mcre particularly wi 'essFH 10
n1eurs arr requested 10 address me - ~
), eoughkeersic- ND NAN -
Yonshkee9sis. Oct. :. lSii
hereby certify that fos S wears have beer diseased with
comn,in, az the lungs called CiaeefcuS consumption
every wear grew worse aGd had sveh M al hofe ol
pv brs, seemed rvady way nadsT he pressure o vi
dise,se In February last requested Nr Leyiagson 20 el
,pd e,,rioe my case had NJ The time hich ie'eI aNu
hard cough boil, dty and night. IL few 'tSs Met tSs
hr medicine or,re, by the 1IrNoyaa was Fe''s et oi m
rouh which h,d GOt been IId Of vore 10; several
Now eau truly say that well oi my disease "ha 'A'
all my ailments have dSirHc1ed -. -.
THERON b. LAPE.iM. 20 Washington 81
ll-a-N= riy-G
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
CONANT'S PATENT YEAST.

CCoRDiNG 70 old maxim, " Bred IS the Staff Of
n Iii- oui certain at good he7ltiuI br-adswset
l.. and igeS;ibl--s b. rasll ottalnet and
i.d, of persons obliged wander along without that
5fi. staff Chemical science and research
r1 for rno-e necessary and ueiu purpose than IN the
discovery OF the Ia,sf. which should pom9y and csrtair-
IL produce good brsz That -aidsrsts; has t--a OBJ
taioe by h= ,kl end lati=lce q Ar CoNANr Of Lowell
ho -s sc-4insd tin ingredients requisite of th- procuring
OF super excellent bread quickly t Our b esd-d
and oak-i.
frz,iGfi0 much Nutritious portion OF the h0ur
-ytrsct=d. but BY tn application ofC PATENT
YEAST --rv-sesac- directly follows and
all tie s-cci.1- properties Of the rT retained thE
curu the entire Rourshmsat which the -four nlioriiJ IN
cltrs.
sold wholesale aad r-;eii b.
NJ BIT SSEE. CEtaa Hall. B-.kuIaG and N1SSau.
EHA1fPNF.l SALLEN. = Soulh-st. cor Maiden ilGf.
GASSSER& YOUNG, It3 ChelhsK.-st
CHESTER DR{G6JS, tsl Broadway
JOHN 4 BROWN Y BROTHERS. I26 Eighth 81
STAPLES = FORD. I5e p0w-ry.
SV AEBRo. 523 5ower-. cor Bogd-st-
T SA : HOfE i12 Ch.inbe-5st-
DOf!NICE Y DRtMNoND. 10 CiEesnwich'st
SAMUEL KIP, ic3 Broadway
Also By the principal s.ps<ss ~ general Einoisu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
GENUINE EIIAH,S OIL.

= plny the celebrated naturalist. speaking OF bears ~
forms that their oil waSnsed by oPa, the most ntI
Science has given the mOderns compound Tor thus purpose
EQUAL the provisions afforded by Nature III the grease i
he bear It's effects especially in the form Of Oil truly
wonderful The capillary strenstheied the bulbs
s,e nourshe and the Young hair increases IN GUiny
Even bald spots become fertile under its influence Il The
root, have been totally nhilalcd aud this is rarely the
EXCEPT al an al, anced age Ia fact the eine Bears
O uuquestonay the best PREPARATION for the HAIR that
the world has Yet seen.
rL. genuine Oil highly peruned aud purified for the
rose of The toilet By A. B. SANDS x co. Chemists and
Druggists 273 Broadway Chambers ST. Sold also al ~
Fulton st East Broadway Price, 50 cents large bot
,se % csn,s SMALL mis- lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
AND MONEY MATTERS,
or Commercial! and Money Matters. see Last Page
THURSDAY, 7. II.
srock ExcuAycs-skcoNp BoARp.

AT the Stock Board to-day, Illinois bonds I'M
proved Norwich and Worcester Rrd !; Morris Canal
Co and Stonipeton Rd i Egie Rrd J. and Long Island Id
and Farmers Trust Co !. Reading and Hosatonc Rail
roads closed at yesterdays prices. and Ohio Skies declined
/ Washington Hrd advanced /, and Canton Co !.
In Exchanges, the market ia more active. We
quoie Sterling 1854 1895. and Francs e5.
We learn from the Buffalo Courier that the usual
spring repairs on the Western section If the Eric Canal
have ali been made and tha. some two and half miles e
the canal between Black Rock and Tcnawanda have b>en
botomed ou so as 10 leave clear and unoss;ructed chan
ne OF six feet water The dam Tonawanda which had
settled down has been thoroughly repaired and the na'
CATION o; TonRwanda Greek is in perfect order
The following were the sales al the boston
Stock Exchange yesterday:
;! shrs Western Rrt 03!-2o do scrip lo3l-2O Fitch
burg Rrd 2ls Portland Saco and Portsmouth Rrd. bi0
lOS9-l3O Phiad. wilm and Bait Rrd 22--l00 do, slw
80 do. $500. $3.50 Go, bic 2e2S Island 16lSi
Ncrw and Wor 69l-SS do 69tl0 Reading 2is-50 do p;
leo Boston i3s-loo do, sio, i3i,
We were in error in stating in our last that
Wheat under the new tara would be admitted into the
Spect iha. staple is updsurecd by The new Customs
act the cuty Wheat being levied under the authority
ot special enactment which It is intended 10 inter
:ere with. Kingston iCanada) News
BrgFALo, March 25-As the period opening the ca
nal approaches irecr and much buoyan spir, pre-
walls money matters and business generally AT pres
en the usual activity Is observable .hrolsou: the ev .
down town toward the harhor The Of navigator,
will find quite class Of merchants below The
Terrace
The ANNUAL winter stock Of pulled Wool here (Which VA
Eastern operators. weeks ago. quite large stock
Of spinning and superle sold at 80 CENTS with reduction
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
ROMAN Eye BALsANI.

fry- - THr LIGHT or rHr BODY TIiE EiE"-Nhit a
calamity IT be for those who have weak 10 live
perpetual twilight, They Eead pleasant books
yrjte pleasant letters their friends. ENJOY the pleasant
sunshine oi bright day Nature may be joyful IN
Not ncccsag however Science has produced many won
icr aud among others the Roman Eye BdlSGm. a cata
ogue OF ile Patients who have been cured by It's application
could not bc read sitting II the eyelids are niiamed
or the eyebaS bloodsot, what the cauSe nly have
bern-us co the Of AessTs Sands Co., III Broad
way and they will furnish you with jar OF the Bal sam Tor .
cents with printed directions for Pesvere i'll the a-
plicaton for short time. You riH succeed
Prepared aud sold by A. Is. SANDS 90. Chemists aud
Drn.gsts 273 Broadway Chambers Sold also at 70
nd E,,t m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
Useful Works FOR the People.

The Publishers having lost their entire stock-BooKs
Plates and Engravpgs their Series Of Useful Books for
the People, b. late calamitos fire, have commenced
New Series the rst order of which is the foregoing woik
on Astronomy by NJ ARAGo and DR.. LARpNER Probably
no work has ever appeared on the sublime subject OF As
,ronomy combining the amount OF accurate scientific
information with SO much that is pleasing and interesting to
all classes Of readers 1t contains much matter as is
usually found books which retail at from 81 10 81 and
We, printed clear and cgbe type and sold al the
ow rgce OF nceaty- Ere cents
GREELEY & McELRATH,
Tribune RuIldu-s New York
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
MARRIED.

On the 2,,h inst; By Rev. Mr. kellogg Mr.. FREDERICK
D RICH 70 Miss ABIGAIL Z. daughter Of tie late Moses
Drake. both of East Chester.
At St PEERS Church. Barclay street, on the evening Of
me 27 Inst. by Rev. c. Constantine Pise. D. d., ISAAC
II. BAILEY 10 CHARLOTTE MARGARETTA, daughter
Of The late John o. Neil. all OF this city.
9Th. by Rev. Dr. Minor, Joseph X stcarns Of Trenton
10 Eliza c. Harnar.
10Th. by Rev. Mr. Bede, Charles Rhind, Jr to Anna o.
Wilson.
At syracuse, 4th. Philip Il. Hosc to Margaret Pheiter
st Rochester. 23d George Nottingham 10 Sarah Ann