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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-28

The Rail Road.-The meeting OF the
Stockholders of orr Rail Road which met
Thursday afternoon, chose the old officers
for the succeeding year, and passed reso-
buttons, which we hope will result in the
sale Of the Road, and placing il in the:
hands of those who have means. The
consent of the Stockholders was unani
NOUS. TO the REIMBURSEMENT Of their claims.
and a Committee was appointed TO memo
ralize the Legislature, and attend 10 the in
terest ofthe Road before that body. North
Carolina has already passed an act, favor
ing this project, and the action Of our own
Slate is all that is necessary, TO secure a
final adjustment Of difficulties, and we
hope TO perfect this impor,an. line Of Road.
The meeting was we'll attended, and Noril,
Carolina ably represented by Coils. Joy
ner and Watt Old Dominion. .sx
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-28

Fearing d Noise.-'There is toe much
hustle here
sWhere, Pa
Il mean there is too much noise-you
must stop it,
- is noise hustle, Par
Yes, child
.Golly gracious-then sister Sally does
wear the biggest noise you ever seed, PAT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-28
AN INDIAN HANGING.

The frs, Indian that was capitally exc
cuted by the Cherokees, under Cherokee
laws and by Cherokee sheriff, was a
man named Nat, who was hanged several
years ago. about five miles from Van Blu
rem, Arkansas, for the murder of another
Indian, who was called Musquito. We
have the particulars from an eye witness
The sheriff had caused gallows to be
erected short distance from the court lodge,
but when the culprit was brought to it. he
being very tall man. it was found to be
too short for his accommodation, and some
other place had to be sought fur the execu-
ton. f. - 5-r1s '+. ~ 70
The whole band of Indians with the
sheriff and Nat in the midst of them, then
betook themselves 10 the banks Of the Ar
kansas. in search ola proper tree from which
to suspend the prisoner; and after little
lime tall cotton wood was found, with a
protesting branch far up the trunk. that in
the opinion OF all was suitable for the pnr-
pose. Nat, now that all things were ready,
expressed a wish TO battle in the river
once more, which he was permitted to do,
carefully garded by rifles from the shore.
He went into the water, frolicked about
for some time, swan to and fro with great
/ al. parent pleasure-then came to the shore
donned his blanket and stood ready for the
last act of the drama.
| The sheriff now told him to climb the
tree, which he commenced doing, the Off
Ger of the law toiling up after him with the
fatal cord. Nat reached the projecting
limb of the tree, and was desired by the
sheriff 10 work himself as far out upon it,
from the trunk, as he could-which was
done, when the sheriff adjusted the moose
around his neck, and tied the Other end OF
the rope around the limb. All these pre-
parations were conducted " it'll the utmost
GOODNESS, and the most perfect understands
ing existed between the sheriff and the In
dian. -..-.......-- e.,
When all the arrangements we're com
pIeted, the sheriff told Nat that he would
slide down the tree to the ground, and
make a signal when he. the prisoner, mus
lump off tie limb-to which Nat cheerful
lily assented. The sheriff reached the
ground and looking up to the limb upof
which sat the poor victim, shonted-'Now
Nat, you red devil, jump!' And jump
Nat did, and after a few struggles, hung f;
mass of lifeless clay to the infinite wonder
ment Of his red brethren. who hast neve
before been RECALLED with the sight of al
execution of this kind.-.3lbany Rtlas.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-28

Gulf Stream.-Experimenls have been
lately made to ascertain the depth Of The
Gulf Stream. A line has been sunk 10 the
depth Of a mile and quarter, without ind
ing bottom.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-28

Chinese ProUerbs.-W hoover borrows
to bnIld, builds to sell. ...... .-.. ...
Love is all eyes, without one good one.
We never laugh SO long or loud as when
we would hide our grief.
The true way OF enriching ourselves is
by cutting off our vans.
1t is better 10 ill our barns than our
chest. .
What is a fool WHO has made his for
tune? A pig which is embarrassed by his
fat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20
WE take this occas;on 10 rive

WE take this occasion 10 give
notice that re hs<p eo.ssanse o. hand. tscvs~
CRATES and Cooling RanseD of an hind. that
are generally used In this uHarksl of our own
manufacture. which We wili ell On rcassaahle
terms. Airo. Actt's Agricultural Furnaces for
sssan,ins fcot for stoek. which Ne Win ell u
the maSlfsetur~r's prices, amer adding the eH-
p~p--s. ~ our Tin. Stove and Ebert Iron Mann.
fhetory, nearthe BELL Tavern. where all hind
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20
GARDEN SEED,

and warranted fresh and
stall:
l.eek-f.ars~ Scotch
Lcttucc-Nvbile q Oreen Head.
Early CURED India. White and
Green Cnss. Brown Dutch
Melon-Nutineg. Green Citron.
Pine Apple
Water Melon-6nesi Kind
Nnsturtium
Musiari-white and Back
on,on-lvhte and Red
Okra
Psas-I..ndrcth's Extra Eary.
Early May. do Frame Blue
Prissian, Dwarf Marrowfat,
Bishop's DwarfProline
repprr-Asrorted
fsrsnip-Lons Smooth French
Sugar
rarslcy-Fiue CURED
Fumpkin-i.argc yellow
Rhpbarb-tor Tarts
Raidsh-tsus Scarlet, long Sal
mon. White Turnip. Scarlet
Turnip, Black Spanish
salsify-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
sauash-Early Bunch
Tomaio-Large Rel and yellow
Turnip-asecrted
Herb and Flower SEEDS
wM. PALMFR.
fe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20

ORACLES From The POETN
w. RANDOLPH L. co. have for sale.
oases from tho Poets faneifu diversion for ,,
room; BY Caroline Gilman. 'o "~ e'A"iAs
aee enthusiast sybi, these dviasy tnurhl
whites on loose foliage, inspirations thourht
RIBS anss the htes, aud In her frantic On.
The notes aud nafnesi p.eribe5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20
soas
TO THE PUBLIC.

Il HAVE ihi. day sold my entire stock Of Drugs
u and Medicines to Nessr- EDWARD o. RAILS Co and
pssars Bdng them 20 former patrons a. wo
a. AZ ,her coa6d.pcs WIN D. HARDWOOD.
The undersigned, having this day associated
themselves together, for the parpote of carrying sna
Wholesale aud Retail Drug Business,
osssr tbs hrm and style Of
EDWARD o. RAILS A. CO.,
formerly occupied BY Ncss san1 y Ade
recently WIN HaTwood, where they vii Al a
keep large and general assortment q DRUGS NE
DftaSgs, pAlNTs OILS. WINDOW GLASS. &C &c. which
sy ssousb Tor cash OF 10 panetua Gus
ecmert
They receiving ffom Northern Cites large and
would respectfully their friends and
of eau and examine the Soet
--..-| EDWARD q. RAILS,
- ... ySO. ELLERsON
&c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20

Daily Line OF Packet Issnts for scottsYiiie md
Iynchburg.
S ard aer 10Th March Iron Packet Boats will
" Richmond from Landing head Of hs Basin
daily Sunday excepted and seo'isvIe
10, ahd LynchbuR next a. N, at .; - hoGrs.
Passengers q beard until ;.
Returning.
Leave IyBekburg daily Sundays excepted and arrive
ia Richmond day by u; 81 hours
fe EDMOND H. DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20

N. $50 WeN AND STOVE
o0Is
THKab6eriber d receiving and
hs~rs osasaA.19 - hAaA q uhsAss.ls ssA ~
nil and II IL b~~ss psses@
rain asA Jspsaris Ware = s-ssy sssssip-
ton.
Ai-o. . great variety Of ssov-.. sssiss>a o.
burning either WOOD % coal
eleve fspes. and every csh~r articis In bic
line. made 10 esl<r q ths sbofs--s nssies.
o. - TITUS c. RICE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20

"ETE LEAD.
w 100 Kegs No. and Extra White Lead for sae by
- II WILLIAMS Il HANALI.
II vEgpooL SACK SALT.
~ 1900 sacks Liverpool Factory filed "orthinrtoH
branh, per Ship Washington. for hy
pI3 WILLIAMS l. HAXl ALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20
CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESpAIl

ef wotk win be dcn~ the oaab,s and
ap2s II &. n. WELLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20


spss If G. n. WELLER
CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.
| TlNnousoS's COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR AND WOOD
NArntnA the certain and powerful remedy Iii.
A,,ama. nj |. di.-s, respiratory organs.
The -ae attention requested to the following astonishing
PHiLApELrus. March 2, lsH
Ma. s. TuoSsoS:
u my unf fellow erranrr to make the following statement
~hhfes sass hope viii nah. pubic; foe rarely
fever ha astonishing cure been effected in Pulmonary Con
.a..pson. wh.n the patient near the grave.
a vios-rt Of blsus
cough ,up.rv-n~d gradually in
oa, all the symptoms OF Pulmonary Coosuupion became
i.au spart Such eopiou
hectic
Of ,uaon and dreadful oppression for
,
plowr almost sins bleeding from the uns and
had constantly liquid
and ALL suffered with violent palptaiion
Evesy pnns woad cough up with great pain srve auane.
Of pu na,er In hi. condition rspy wasted away and had
o The shadow Of doubt that before . winter Rhouh
nurns pseied .ufe,ins- the popular rcu-die.
or Consumption but Of them relieved
si-o he'd the advice different perods OF good physicians
they me- with no avail They in uirn pro-
nouneed neurahe. and said that might ps-r months.
but d-a. confirmed Consumption, and beyoud
In possible opocue abssener, my suffer
nss friend suggested the OF Compound syrup
ard brought toe aud could scarcely credit the evidence
Of The immediate and wonderful relief
TOOK regular for two months every symptom gradually dsaP-
pared hung, healed strength returned and aonins
from being scarcely able TO sie head the PHI
low able walk miles without
liable nedec has through the blessings Of God
literally. Of rescung from the
Should think publish this liberty
the seito me- that word OF The foregoing b. sub
sIsnuand b. ma In penon. MARY IthNES,
~ spruce Street
Prepared on by P Thomson, n Spruce
Phiaicphis soh pr VIM C. MePherson Harris
burg Gi- Lancaster v Lambert. Reading Va Dame Aid
rich foughkeeps- N York; r. Hswns' Trenton MI r Wool
man. Burlington. ~ j. Seth w. Roberts Mobile Ala; l.. D.
Sands ". Y.
Price so bottle. o, Is Dozen "
feiiS
Sold by ALEN'I DUvAL CO. only authorised agents for
Retmpnd AMI vicinity. lie s7-lm
~TErrE LEAD.
w 100 Kegs No. I and Extra White Lead for ,aie by
- II WILLIAMS II HANALI.
II WrRPooI SACK SALT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20

tLUE ~ guaiiy. Alcohol saisatus Fowen Sulphur
~ Washing soda Spirits THrpsniine Rosin Congress Water
quars pnis Window received sale by
oc - ALEX tHVAL 4 40.
IgNHE rubhe and Pnvu, Lite q Lord Chsnsepr Edon. win
s'se'ons from bs Cou,spond.neeS ~ Horace T~s IN
Of h-r Msrsstv's Counset. In vo's, SIM.
fty speed secures not justice 'fis siow Council
That n'or wofss Wisdom
Tor NE W PERKINS, HAENEY "a BALL.
de3O Bpt 4 -silars. sI3. Bfysd =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-20

s.n,,ns :, wso,.ss,. "a
A,,.scs.-C,.ac,a,-,
a.,.,..,.-wh,,. Co.,
n-s,.-I.r.s a .m.,,,,u
60 a..n.-r',,r 60. a,,,a
v.,,o- Al, 80.
80. N.s..l a. ,.,f.
R.o,s.. or rooo m on.
ps-r.s,s n,,ot ,,,n,,, r.o,.,
A. y,alo~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

road should be wa,chiuily kept IN our
own hands. IIe showed, that the prn
cipal objection made by the u. 5. Gov
,crnmrot 10 the establishment oi II Navnl
Depot a, this port, would be "hvlateJ
by this measure, as, when Rail R"ad
had been established, the force to be as
sembled here on sudden emergency
for It's protection, could be reached in Il
very few hours. Mr.. p. made many 9th
CT valuable suggestions, which we are
unable to recall.
WIN. Ennis, Esq. next addressed the
meeting in short but comprehensive
argument, delivered with his usual fell
city Of oratory and diction. He re-
capitulated the advantages already
stated as to the road, and added others
which occurred to him with cogency
and effect. He particularly dwell upon
the necessity ofearly aud prompt action
in the premises. as the people Of this
town and vicinity, from perhaps the
effect Of an over cautious char ac,er, had
been slow to come forward in projects
Of profit for their own interest.
The resolutions were then unanimous
ly adopted, aud committee Of twenty
one ordered to be appointed by the
Chairman, to carry the object Of the
resolutions into effect. And it was sub
sequently voted, that any seven of the
Committee which should be so appoint
ed, constitute quorum for the transac-
ton Of business. The meeting then
adjourned.
RAIL ROAD CoMMITTEE.-The Com
miltee appointed by the Chairman I'M
der the 7th resolution passed at the
above meeting, we are requested to
state, are as follows, VIZ WIN. Hun
ter, George Engs, Na'h'l S. RuGgles,
Joshua Sayer, Edward King, BENZ
Marshall, Benz. Finch, II. *. Randolph,
Sanford Bell, Robert p. Lee, Milton
Hall, II. Bull, Geo. Bowen, w. C.
Cozzena, d. j. Pearce, 5. II. Co,lrcll
Chris f. Robbins, j. II. Newton, VIM
Ennis, w. II. Douglas s. Gilber, Chace
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
RaiI Read Committee.

The Committee Of I'~eniy-one, mp
pointed blythe Chairman Of the late
meeting on the subject OF the Rail Road
To Fall River, Mass. are requested Ia
NEE, THIS EVENING, at o'clock
at the Sherit's Office, over MIR. Gala
hams Book Slorc, Thames-s,., for the
purpose Of organization and proceeding
to business. For names OF Comm,tcc
see proceedings of meeting in this days
paper. Dec. 18Th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
TWcnly.Ninlh Congress.

In the Senate, Monday, Dec. 8, M buSi
ness was done. Messrs. Barrow, Brrricn,
Dickinson, und cnnybacker appeared and
took their seats.
Several documents, from the departments.
were presented, aud several memorials,-
Among The latter was one by MIR. Benton,
from American citizens in Oregon, praying
for pro,cc,inn, aud one by Mr.. Cameron
az ainst the admission Of Texas as slave
State.
House-Aiter the announcement Of the
Standing committees, several NOTICES Of ino-
lions were given. A number Of reports from
The departments were presented aud ordered
to be printed, among which was the annual
statement vi Commerce aud Navigation.
air. Hunter prescntcd Il memorial from Mr.
Brockenborough, III winch he CLAIMS ih"
sea, occupied by Mr.. Canbcl of Florida
aud moved that ii be referred TO the Commit
tee on Elections, with Instructions To rx.
anime immediately Inloihe fact, whether the
petitioner had moi d ma jorl,y oi votes ~ the
Secrclury's office when Mr.. G.. received
his certificate ut election, aud afterwards 10
report who hHd the greatest number oi legal
votes. After u debate, III which several
members took part, the neinorial was reici-
red, ana ordered tu be pIlnled, but the part
| ii the motion for lnslrucIng the Commhtec
was lost, yeas S5, nays 100.
motion was made 'pT an inquiry mt"
| The claims OF those members who hold scuts
by virtue oi an clec'iun by general ticket,
which was land on HE table, aud the lIuusc
IAdJonrncd.
| Ia The t5endie on TUESDAY, Dec. y, the fol-
OWING mcssag" was rccelved from Tue Prcsi-
dent oi The United Slx&e1s
To Me Senate a,,d H6s&e OF ReDusenia iaiires /:
,...,.,,,;o.,,, ;,i :. ,',,,,. .;,.,
from, iI,, President or,ho existing Goy.rum,n,
Of tho State of sfsxps, transmitting duplicate
copies of the CsAsl1f}iulion formed by The
deputies OF Tie ip3o1s Of Texas IN Con, en-
ION aSscinoi'd' Renied WIN .ii'cial m
formation mat 80 9sk<Psl'",'1h mas o"en
fa'''eo, 'onn,Iheo' ~. ~, SsS".a ny 'no peo'
PIE % 'A"s ,"", '"G'V" r',p nn".1 ra1a WIN
~" ;'''s s,a,,', '"J ~ ',J,r ,'aI T.%as az
u. a,ni,,cJ =, ana ui m, s,u,,s Of Tim, Ifn,.v
LANES X. POI
WAsu,sGros. December o. ISs5.
,y,;.., er on.o.. rL, So,, ,
.o'IaJ =, IL, ,Io ,,rJo,s ~ ,to hu" Ia,'
P'o.eeI.o ,,' ~ ~ liz VI ,L VIZ u"!
o.s O.n ., %u ,he .,and'"o cn,nm,,,.es "'''
'"" e.'...,',, y, W. nr Ts S,nn,s N'rho s.no,o,.
80, u,.',,',d .o h,lIals lnr S.c,.'s,v nr u'o
,o' pN r,'S :. .,,,,,,,,,,J ,l,I ,h.,
,,',as ,i,.,,, IN wnr. do IF ,,l,',,
,'na,Har ssbu,S u,cL,ns ,cc,ivrd S5 yo,cs
a,'J Al, S,urois rcce,ved oI yo,.s Az
m'uLi"' Inu w. was ,here,n,e dnIv cIac,,J WE
Al, p nhc,, yas ,lcc,sd S,rgeon, n, Ar,s
.,n M ~, i"aac Ijni,,nJ Ass,s,,1, Dnnrtan,"r'
,ri,c S,.n,,, ,l,.n p,u.e,dcd in h,IIo, G,r
IT,, "u ,.,"'aI 49, c"n,m;,,nns ~ co',m,rc;nm iD' vi
".,. wuh IN. chairman. The yo,ss far
rIa,ro,,, -, ,he several cnum,,,ces wcr,
."aa''''" ,',T' ~ wiz 10
'"'o"S'
thd"mah o. ne ton"t"te. ." r"s,S" re
fuf,ons. Alien 10 Nir: archer ~
" me 0nn''Ws m f"d"ee'-Mf. Gal
houn ~, Mr. Evans ~ =,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

CoHscrEScIoUs DEBTOR. .-Wm. ID.
CooIedge, Esq Of Boston has recently
received an Anonymous letter, enclosing
one hundred dollars, which the cnnscion
cious writer says is money due To the es-
tate OF MIR. C's father sixteen years ago
The letter ~ p"simarked NJ the city Ot
asbinpion, aud We hope really came
from there, Tor II is gratifying 10 believe
that there IL hundred dollars worth al
conscience LEFT nj tho Seat OF Govern.
mcni, aud manliness enough 10 manifest
It in 81 honest a way. = Cour. & Eng
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

gress says the Commercial, rude aud kloss
as some Of them are, appear at times 10 be
swayrd by an universal feeling of what H.
right and bocomug-we may even say beau.
tIul An Instance occurred, during the ullot-
mont of seats among the members, on Thurs.
day, aud is Described By one Of our ,orrcspon-
dents, III letter, for which wa lIare not room
to-day. 1t happ"ned that tho naino "f hlr
Adams was almost the last drawn, aud more
than a hundred members could have chosen
the very eligible seat which lac has occupied
for several yeurs; yet though many world
have been very glad to have II, all passed 1t
by from respect 10 his supposed wishes aud
convenience, until, al last, his name was call.
l'd--and, with smile of grateful satisfaction,
the venerable ex.pIcsidunt took possession oi
his old quarters.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

a WisUrALL.-Tho Steamship Britannia
brought news that Thomas Lawrence, u man
of7O years of nge, residing in obscure circnm.
stances in the city of Albany, bad brcomr,
by ,h. death of a relative in England, sole
heir tu M cf'ale ,alacd at three million. 81
pounds sirtlnc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

Ii was Sunday. Madame II. attended
by several friends, persons OF distinction,
was resting, after "a promenade in the
beautiful Jar,iin dos PiQHics,* and enjoy
ing the charm of an animated con,ersa-
iion, when n sparrow was seen To escape
from its hiding place under the neckei-
chief Of "a young gIil Of about ten or
eleven years old, who sat opposite OH II
bank Of ;uri, and perch upon the shoulder
OF Madame III. expressing lis attachment
by various endearments.
"Ah !" she exclaimed, covering il
with kisses, "it is my darling lIlle mes
senger but how came you here, ln this
public garden, among So many people :"
Excuse ne, Madame" said the
young girl, approachiug-'it is my Sis
tcr's pet"
"And where, my dear child, is your
sister :" impaired Madame Ii.
"Thc young giri," she replied, On the
other ssdc oi The walk, sitting with ny
inlIer and mother She is dressed IN
white. Do YOU not see her, Madame ;
| his sparrow is hers, aud | do not think
she would part with It for the world"
While concluding these words, she
beckoned To "a yourg person oi singular
ly lovely face aud.igurc, who, this mo-
nIeni discovering her bmd IN It's new po-
sii"n, rosr from her scat in agitation,
aud flushing with embarrassment and
JOY, exclaimed,
I'll Is her Yes, it il herself, my pa
rents {, is our benclncrrrss ~
DrhnId Madame lIel,utius, now sur
'"nu""d by most Interesting group. Fa-
Dice, nih'f, aud s'x children, relieved
:" b"r srn"toshy, invoking upon her
""ad dressings. aud overwhelming her
sab ,h"Hks Wild" the bird : sweet 0iis-
r,s.. u all, osrtruun by emotion, in
o"w. h.rk"u, Lni 'nusirHi tones, !sIleis a
LHta,D tltDi. g., B,taLl.b tsnch near isrs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

Nj Dprnri has atri,.d ~ Washington i,nm
T"Ans, a., special mess ng'r, rh"tg'd ~
ir, ,idrni J"u,s wul tie dniy at bri"ring
cop, al IL. constitution oi tie new state, ne.
c'pird b, large naj"rii, Of h"' people
'.nt'rsrnt drut Ihi"iu>. us 10 ih" pr I"'iito"
al least ~ H. |. 49, mon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

Mr. Culver, Of New York. presented a pc.
ii,lon OF citizens ol Washington county, NY.
composed OF the most respectable men %
both parties praying the abolition OF slavery
aud the slave trade III the DistIict Of Coluln-
bid.
On motion. this was ordered to lie OH tho
table. yeas 100, nays 60.
Mr. Sampson presented resolu,iob of
Snn,h Carolina Legislature against HE tariff
ui 1919 and the prpos, d ~afcLuusing sys.
ten.
Mr Cransicn presented resolutions Of the
Legislature Of Rhode Island against ihe an
ucAa,lun Of Texas. and ~ answer 10 the reso-
luiions oi New HAMPSHIRE.
The House adjnurnrd ~ ha'f past 2.
~ the House. FiIdty DE ~, the reading
nf III" Journal having hen dispensed with,
Ni NJ ten Brown. oi renncssc", rose aud
annunncrd tu The llonsr The death Of hls
late cal'cngur, Hon. Joseph ". P'yion,
~ All npprrpr'nt" aud ircling mannrr. Az
ter h' had concluded, the customary rrsolu.
uun- oi respect, &c. were adopted, and the
Iipus. atjourned to Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

oo,a,D 90, ,tni, - E,,4Al.s' tsrlcn near iAIs
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

eosroA hovss ksIuRSs.-ln Consequence a the
inference which might be drawn from o.r wash,ng.
ton ieter published yesterday, We are requested ~
Mr.. Van Ness, the late Collector "a ,h,s por a.
state mat there has.been no negec, - DELAY n Tor
waroing 10 ,he Treasury his closing accounts al the
Customs But, on the other hand. ,hs, ,b.v h.ye
been completed and forwarded several vel. s.,,,
er than has been usual, and tha, the balance an, ,1s
government has been deposited TO the credit AZ ,hs
United States
II is true that Mr.. Gilleu, the Register ol m.
Treasury is desrous to shorten the time heretofore
allowed for rendering the accounts OF the customs,
IN order to enable him to make his reports 10
Congress as early practicable, and every exerton
mas been made at this Custom House comply with
MS wishes And so TAR from his visiting the Custom
nouse on account Of the absence oi any Of the ac.
counts, he had himself. before leaving Washington.
acknowledged the receipt Of all that were destined
Tor his office
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

MrsicsL III j. said that Mr.. TempIet,n and
Miss lslcy have formed professional alliance. and
M'h SHORTY make their appearance together. Mr..
ismp~'on y Vel known a. tenor OF high ex-
eeil'nc', and no doab, will be well received. Why
sh"uld not Mt 7 be engaged al the Park The
ifes'n' company require first sa,e tenor to make
Z eomplsie Iae manager ought to consider the
importance II securing the services olhs gentleman
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

NEws FROM HAYrr-By the brig Hayti, from
Port au Prince, we have letters and papers from thai
point 10 the lst inst
There Is no important intelligence by this arrival
The government is completely military one, and
All matters connected herewith are carried through
by bayonets, # necessary.
Law has been passed, subjecting all specie that
may be introduced into the Island, either in possess
s'on 81 passengers or freight to the necessity of
being entered At the Custom House, under penalty
~ conflscatlon.
Hsyu ls islr ekempliicauon Of the capacity Of
the negro Tor self government.
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

OHIO hIvER-We give in another column, over
the Money Article, the state Of the Ohio River at
the latest accounts. We shall give this little table
every day with corrections, in order to relieve the
merchants OF great deal OF trouble in running
h'her and thlther to ascertain the height Of thai
rver
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

ANoIHER Hoax We received, on Sunday, slip
parpofing 70 come from Boston, and 10 be the con-
ie-s'sa oi J. y Cough, the temperance lecturer. II
: hardly necessary to say thaili is hoax, emsna-
ting from a newspaper office in this city