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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

a~T POSTAGE REFoRM-A meeting oi clazens l1, ~ -,
favor OF Cheap Pooge. without distinction oi parry ~
held a, the Merchants Exchange on Iuesday icA '
inst n. O'Clock 2. NJ 10 express ther opinioh. "
Inn 10 re.nce the the rates Of Postage passed .! ~
ate OF the United States and now befoie the ho'e "
rescntaiives. -, :, . ,nes,Inp Of
In behalf Of the Committee appointed al neets "
c,,izss friendly to Cheap Postage, held at the e'ca>
exchange Jan. lsih Is4t. n,,o,.>,
yacnn niRyFY p NJ. wETMoRE,
CALEB BAgsTGW, IhEo oHD"" IN
fry- We trus, no exhortation can be necessary TO
;od,,ce Cur feIow.citizens in the lower Wards to
come together en- nasse at the Exchange to-day, TO
LET Congress know that they are in favor oi Cheap
Postage. Come, friends OF Reform. one and alt!
we have advices from Washington which speak
doubngIy Of The success Of this benefcent measure
unless the PEOPLE speak out in lis behalf. But
few days remain for action. and it IS evident that we
must have the Senate bill or get nothing. Let us
work while il is called to-day.
After this meeting, we want see one oriwo lar
,her up town. Who will start them? Every body
ia interested but who attends toeyery body's bust
ness1
Friends of Cheap Postage you are deceived into
false security You think Congress cannot ad
journ without passing Postage Reform Bill
can, il, ,yH be done unless yon are energetic IN tayo
of the Il efofm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
NJ AR RIEIl

On sunday evening. G,h by T-, William VI st,sel, Mr.
pr.iEk PECi 10 Miss AMANDA .lELVlNA PEI.
On Nonday, Feb 2, by Rev DR. Knox. JAMES ALDER
O. S"ttA-rand TO Miss CAROLINE aughtrr Of the late
John GayiI, Esq. of his city
Hussns. 90 = ~ "
ls;h, by Rev D: Pse. F Limburger to T w Bryant
Al irTineE, y Alexander Cotn 10 Levinia r Farmer
Al " areFtowa. Jan q: Saml Bennett TO Ellen Great
AZ UsT.Yo 3th; Wm Boi,annaI TO Maria Post.
AT buhaio l2th, Thos Dudley 10 Susan T Ball 10Th
George DAVIS Susa.. Jarvis '
AZ Waterford, lh, Daniel 6 NTH to Susan Stewart
AZ BlimoIe Stu. Nathaniel McKne to 3ka Baker; 18th
Joshua VI Hall TO Sophia |. Child ~
At Boston, Joha Z sminst5n Mrs Margaret NJ Bodge
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
RIGHTS OF RAILRoAp rAssENGERs.

At meeting OF passengers the Harlem Railroad, held
in the car near wiamss Bridge at o'clock 7. NJ on
Fllday Feb. Il, ls45, Col. JOSEPH HUNT OF Mount
Pleasant was appointed Chairman. and OLIVER JOHNSON Of
New-York Secretary.
On motion, Thomas J. Farnham. Esq. of New-fork,
John ". Leeds Esq OF Stamford, CT AMI Abjah Morgan
Esq of East Chester appointed Committee 10 wait
upon the Conductor and from him tho Of
the detention the tran which, though left the station
9th O'Clock. and ought TO have reached
White Plains by l. had yet this late hour, only proceed
ell wllliams's Bridge. distance Of IS miles.
At the request o.! the Committee Mr.. Marks, the ca
ductor, appearcl before the meeting From his statement
weak to propel the traIn tie ice the rails forming In
places Il .llgh'. though but slight, impeachment
whereupon It was unanimously
Reso'red That the detention Of the train Is re-
suit OF any sudden unforeseen accident but Is wholly
owing the criminal negligence OF the Company In not
providing sound locomotive of sufficient capacity pro-
pei the cars.
s?. Resoired, That the Directors Of the New-YoTk and
Harlem Railroad Corporation in placing urOn the rOa!
locomotive which they must have known be capable OF
propeng the in any circumstances ouly a snail
like pace and wholly insufficient such occnsioI aud
thereby tanning great Inconvenience unit! The
nj OF The train which Sew-icrk later hour tlian
that which ought TO have arlvcd At White .lar4
has been guilty o: aud wholly objectionable viol-
ton oi rights and O the Obligations IL l. under The
public aud IL therefore worthy OF the censure a1l
rebuke
3. Resolved. That hcso proceedings he signed BY the
officers of the meeting and by the passengers present aud
published.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Corresrondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELrHIA, Feb u, lSi5.
| FROM TRfSrn,p pv Crs, The schr Oraioo Captain
Lufkia which has been deared below several DAYS in
Consequence Of the ice arrived last evening Of the ice
boat with dltes pary 10Th rcm inEiiad de Cuba On
the 2h December Captain General oDonne visited the cary
Of iid3d sud was ,f'ed with good deal Of snhusi0
by The lntsh,isn,s oias5eS ceai INTO the market
pretty l!iskly freishtS wee dull the first taken M being
for - yer hid Iig gallons These Nc pros-
d any Improvement hat II was heli-yed they Would te
ii lower, all reos current there bp snail
crop net than oneh tsso-ihds the j
The market was well supplied with American produce but te
demand was light
about yesrs usidipmln oi the United STATES Nav late
i a;oged the Naval Asy!um this city committed
,. b. taking suaapn. ih- leeeastd naive OF New
Hampshire aud Saij 70 have been hborins under de.rosl-
Tor I,lst. lie le letter upon ,hF ahl-
sisgins the causc addressed 20 rdshrInsn Love-
DsArHS. Dusi.s the week ending Saturday ii deai!
occurred the city aEd districts, l. which were csu ~
corsa9ton b. seiflv irlrs and II wse stall born. OF
Tgg WyATTlR-Wr have hal raos, delightful ,se,t..,
todl The late Taia h3S caused Tie ise - Ei,s and 1T
ra dzrs .st are arriving: snd we may Ioo 10. considerable
activity turilS the f,eel slons our ,sha4ves
Pr'ntic cDrFAuLTTRsThe amour; due from public de-
f.slrS the Commonwealth OF Penasyrsn.s IL s25i 200
a vesy snus indeed and which would aid materially
Debt \ bull abogt 10 be introduced providing for the
eurty Of the auhiic nad and 70 further efnbezElr
rt OF e public monies by making u Edciable oGer
''nyosas fines nd nd Tss2l;is;s
i5om Nor;iaInoH ouniy and Mir Martin. Rspore Of -
f-E'y anl3n has sr anieabiy se;tied zach making the
Sroezs-fus e change in ,hs Stock lia.e, ;aday i;s
aisI. amount OF business r11sseed Stie Fivs cohting-
improved /. Reading Railrozd declined
FIRST Soard--l5S Wanslon K lIi; 200 DO 2it 100 G
rfd Bank 5. Se Stlte s. - 0 do 72i 90 10 y rs
do E-S anal e6 =lns-.ns BaEk 2s;i; So Reef Notes
g7; Philadslphia Trenton RR l02 Do eis itz Fizn
;TFs talA rahrS'e' t' IS Northern lagk ke'tecsy "a
Il rhoaiy DsuF3aee t9m4sy y; S5ta Leheh 6, s53 g.
SeeGHd Bo:l3-e1 Cifard Bk b s. $500 s.Ie es ~
Sc9 10 sds %; sos 81 60 te~ an -; 81 Y Do old y. Cii
5a1a " nli7gtoa S ISIS - 10 Wilmington 2d zI Sc 90
2it 1000 hrS = Del Canal ol ct; 5!i 1, County
oid.e3; 3 Resdinc Rd S yl!
SIfiY NEws-il ?. M.-,9ITired tiis d1lt-B-ig Pearl
aer from 5es9a Reports bris GrscIan 2S miles
below The CITY
No ciesraHcrs this afternoon
brs Mahs nsu.lE IN sfaaciicois: CbsIa7icn in Neyy
ofizlas Washington. fR Clariesoa sehrs \ L Thompson
I'm " -Sh,nsieE c. II Westcoi, fn Nefy- ork EIaily
ARisht. I'm Noble .l!so. bais md seveEs! seh.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
rppER POLICE

OurRIGEAvp ARREsr.-Last night Joseph Brown and
William Jackson attacked female IN Wooster street near
Broom- supposed base intent apd seized By Cap
tain enrick>on the Municipal Police Seeing this two
Others named lanes Durham and William Jenkins. coming
the OF Brown and Johnson seized the Carta-Sho
being assisted By DR. VI Osborne the whole four arrest
ed and to-day held TO bail in S2O0 each 20
BUEGLARY-Edwlrd tiuch arrested last night by the
watch for burglriousy with false keys the store OF
Ferdinand ) CoTely9u No 7OS Broadway. with intent TO
s,-al--lad being caught in the store committed.
CaMBL!NG-tTederick tiulick, James Fredericks John
Scede Henry Bearnan aud George Snyder arrested
Eleventh Ward by Municipal Police officer CannlH and
officer Williams gambling SC. with cards Tor money last
nighi aud oIderel 10 iinl hail % answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
SUPERIOR COURT.
Before Chief Justice JoSEs. aud Judges OAKLEY aud
hANpErPohi--
The following motions were heard:

The following motions were he2ru;
Wv A. RtrcHir-ThiS was III arPlication {" admit y
Sate Of Ohio in November last by lesss Smith and Wood
ON charge of obtaining goods this under i pre-
s,res and btor.ht 10 Ne,y-l ork lie has been lying m
prison hes since being able 100 had 6
a,uirsd .: him. The arrest made reausog oi the
Governor conded that being citizen of Ohio he Is
mot uiec to the jurisdiction Of this State Nc Decon re-
served. Nj
short tme SINCE wall be Tscoectei made motion ta VT
i've oyn over the bar in Consequence OF alleged iliesa
proceedings in kng possession Of stock OF millinery goods
In the hands Madame Barber 81 BoadwaX Spp?ss te
Tahsrnacs sl bv direction of husb1ad Barbie VINO
i confined IN fdse JAIL atthe SUI, OF Slr LOCKWOOD
for coursrl fees Sc Which motion denied :
- ~ Of th,t morton Mr. Staknecht rad al
6dsyt in Which he alluded divorce suit brought o Ma
dame against husband. in which Mr. LocSwood was
legal conduct in relation and with PERSONAL motyeS and
generally rs relates his connection with Madame
AM, m opposition TO her husband The present motion Is
to have the dav, stricken from the files 1S conlas'S M , sian &
lvt contains such The argument has been postponed 10
the first ,iay OF the next tenn OF the Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
POLICE OFFICE

CHARGE as~ LIBfs-s-A man named Edward DELANEY vas
arrested baingna charge OF bene tdward ai,
tor-b mix ing or uerg false statement against lm Il, an
affidavit made and sworn before C9mmss9ner . OF Rssds
had taken ou dozen hdkerchefs from belonging o
MIR Brugieat Se Beaver street and thea nailed up TIE
case agan-which Statement Dalton aiees TO be false.
THFrrs.-Etn Martin arrested and committed Tor
stealing canvass and onions.
coat worth 81 from George Malone No 81 Ludlow street
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
DIED,

Of Juh1 y Sayre. - ~
The friends OF The family requested to attend the funeral
1e residence oi her brother No 20 Berknan street
VI sGn1ay, ltth inst, SARAH ELIZABETH, youngest
ui1T hter oi ? r DAVIS, aged year and months
lrnds % ne iamIly are respectfully invited attend
ts enerai on laesday afternoon o'clock from No g
oa Saturday, the l;,h Feb. MARY STERLING, d.urh
'rL ~ aofiee AID CaihaIIne Holden aged5 years
On SUNDAY, 10Th inst. CAROLINE wife Of Nathaniel r
ios iiit dlafhLrf Of Joseph smit Esq Of Dover New
nainpsiire, aged II yeais
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited u, sr,a
.e nn,Fa on " edResday at helpast clock without far
on Saturday evening last JANE wife OF Capt William
Newcomb sf'. ""ii'A
The eads the family invited to attend her fup.r,
i1 ef ete residence s7 hudson street, ON Tur.dsy
afternoon. al haf past O'Clock A-'
= Phadepha aud Boston papers nIe,,e co,v o..
g1 agnGay afternoon February To- Of dse..s OF the heat
An iUR ~ kt.EFE., aged II year. months anc ,ays
II aug aelulintaaces OF MS father Wr Kec.r
LIE e. , afad ms funeral on Wednesday afternoon.
80 ioih iiebeece + w addlaston Php KeeItas in
- = year Of his age William Mason in the sd year Of his
G I I'oef' lie Roy u; Chas De siuldes. 7; Ebeaezer h
Al Broakiyn. l1th Caroline Titus
Al 3uturs, Sth, OrsoG Benedict CO.
~ feehester, llib. Mis- Mary Redsfaw 81.
1tts.1, on board ship Oneida hary Comcomb. 10.
Egglestcn 3D.
Al AnbuEn. Is,. Matthew Watson 80.
~ W 3trrtovn, 9Th, DR. Abuer Ben on, CT
Al baltimor lth the sd Year Of his Edward Nc
Henry. Sen.
DALLErs PAIS EXTRACTOR Hei( Price. at the O,siaa
ofhce, 81 Courtlandtst TcrTalaef genuine
q The Indian Vegetable Elixir and LniHent from 2I
Courtandtstres warranted 70 any Of
il gives innsdis!e rs1esi strengthens weak limbs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

CrROUSSELL'S SHAVING CREAM-This delight.
PREPARATION uue9ualed for surprising all other soaps The
emolen consistency OF its ather which soitens the beard
as to render pleasant and Ii has been exhibited
for competition the Fair of the American Institute aud
there awarded silver medal and diploma Also silver med
al at the franklin Institute in Philadelphia aud another Al the
late fair IN Boston g. Saunders l63 Broadway sole Agent
| c,r Sav.VorL II 2wis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

From HAvAyA-By the arrival Of the steamship
Alabama. we have Havana dates TO the evening OF
the 9Th inst.
The masquerade balls commenced on the night
Of Sunday, the I'd inst. 1t was SAID, the next day.
that no less than six persons were assasslcaied du
ring the night, some of them near the theatre, aud
that several severely il not moray wounded
thousand rnors afleat in relation 10 these
ers some saving that all the victims killed by
negro in maxi while other. that gang We're lmpi
catch or engaged OF the persons assaSnaed two were
known be engaged in lawsuits lille another was quite
a lad showing that the perpc:rstor perpetrators had
some object In view ocr than would grow out of drunk.
en- brawl incorporating frolc. negro was arrested
on 81 inst and II is sid that OF the wounded men
recognized the fellow the person who ssaulted him.
short time previous the departure Of the Alabama
the T. frca,e Potomac bearing the broad pennant OF
Com Conner, pas; the Moro In dashig style with
NIL sails set and shortly aferward anchor in the har
bor Her appearance certainly most gallant as she
came speeding in under the influence Of the fresh fair
wind [Plcayune, Feb Q.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
PETER ScoYgN. Secretary.

To- SECOND WARD LIS oLp SECOND Is DETER.
STAND FRM-PuTsuant the rrcommendationof Of
the Whig General Committee. the Democratic Whig Elect
of the Secon ard requested meet Wednesday
Evening the 18th Jones' Second Ward Hotel No 81
Nassau at O'Clock appoint thre Delegates the
Mayoray Convection which Friday Evening. the
9lst inst al the Broadway House and also aspoin Ward
Nominating COMMITTEE to selec. Charter Officers Ia be sup
ported the Election Ii is expected that every Wing
Of the Ward will be- present al this occasion.
By order o; the Ward Committee.
If2lNNV T. CROSS Th,yusu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
THE TRIBUNE.
T,TrsnAy MORNING, FEBRUARY Is.

o,,.e Of the TRIBUNE IS stempo-ary located at
ine s.-.st We expect be in our new Buildings
NO ~ o,oos,e the City Han by the frs; day of May
IN Y-s,ers fro.n the country, however require only
mex s.et to .GnEE1rI McELRATH. SEw YoSE
~, ~ ,,,,et or rrnbcr need not be endorsed
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

The westteld PAPER mills owned ana occupied
by Il u Park. took FIRE Yesterday afternoon, and
burnt down. Loss viii be about S6,5oo-insured
al the Worcester Manufacturers Insurance CoH
psny for $, ,o,O.-Sprins fdd Rsgub ftb. II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

Norrcg-Henry Daley's PRINCIPAL aud only DEPOT for i,
sale of his celebrated Magical Pam Extractor No. 2S Ful
onst sun Building New York tnse,d of Albany as Tor
merly the only place in the nited States here the gu
inc can be procured AT wholesale and where all orders must
hereafter be addressed Couniccts and limitations abroad
and is necessary o5sere tina. the written not printed
signature H. DALEY upon the wrapper OF every box OF the
I,i:c, - f21
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

* DocToE SHEw will lecture on Water Cure
this evening In ST Luke's Building corner of Hud
son and Grove-stEeets Adrait,ance u IL cents 10
meet expenses. The D. unde 7siands his subject
thoroughly, and will 10 doubt communicate much
valuable information.
~ Proi Sil1r4Ay has gone to Sew-ore.us to deliver
Coarse Of Lectures Geolegy ard Agricultural Chem
.stsy.
E Rsr. THropoaE PARKrp, says the Boston Courier,
hss entered INTO arrangement preach the slodeon
n that y every Sunday forenoon for one year He de-
hyered his fst Sermon Sunday last 70 Is Sc audience
notwithstanding tie !Dslsuency u tie weather.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

70" FIRST wARD.--Pursuant to recommendation Of
the Wing General Committee, the Whg electors Of this
Ward requested Threshers Broadst Hotel
Wednesday evening 10Th inst at u O'clock for the pnr-
pose Of choosing three persons 10 represent them in the
Msyoray Convention Also u Committee Of seven 10
nominate Charter Officers for the ensuing year
BY order of the Ward Committee.
CHAS. RIDABoCK. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

Advertisements for the Daily Tribune mns' be len
a, The Publishing oce, No. 30 Ann-stree'' oeiofe ~
o'clock In the evening. For rates see hrst page.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

WOMAN IN THE NINETEENTH cESrU-
Rf. by hAzsaaEr FULLER, VIII be Published on the
frs day OF March. 1t Is neatly printed on fine large
type contains go pages dnOdecno and VIII be neatly
done ~ in paper covers Price so cents percopy $3.50
per dOzsn.
Orders may be addressed any Of the Booksellers in
Sew-Ycrk, Boston and PhTstelphis, or 10
GREELEY + McELRATH, ysr,Yc,k.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
coIrp- c.1rNpAg-THIs DAY.

SUPERIOR Corx1-Nos o. d. d. o. ~ ~ o. -
IN re iGi 10 iee 10. II. }. IS J. =,
insNeS PEAs-P1r Nos. ), - 81 SS ~ 81 % ~ ~
sS.es ~ 25 IS So 3, ct, Sc, sS. 20, Y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

RIGur OF SurFnAeE.-The Constitutional Con-
ven,on Of Louisiana has decided in favor of pro-
vision in the new Constitution of tina, State. reuir-
ing natmazed citizens 10 reside in the State TWO
years aftcr thcy are satma-ed before they can ex-
ercise the right Of suffrage
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
Corte.poadeace of the rieayuae

HAyANN, Feb. D, I8Io. ,,.,
from the north .sde Of the Island will reach $50 600 boxes
For fvc years past (excusve Of tke last which most
exttaordnry yeldl the crop has been 2000 boxes
beng the the Approximate e,timate az the coming
crop per cent only The Coffee crop may almost be
called No crop all.
The shp that was lost the Colorados VIII
BE- total wreck portion Of her cargo has been taken out
aud sen, up here for sale.
Business l. excessively dull.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

FROM JAmA1cA-We learn from the Kingston
Morning Journal that Capt. Liot, OF the Royal
Mail Packet Company, accompanied by an en-
inen, Surveyor sailed days since from Port ROYAL
for the Isthmus of Panama Their object TO discover
the readest OF facilitating communications be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific Should their report be IA
vcrab.e the necessary funds for the work, IS said are
ready.
The Governors Of the Wndward Islands expected in
Kingston about the middle OF this month Their meeting
is held the purpose OF establishing penal settlement
for these Islands Rattan Island in the Bay of Honduras
Is represented as likely to be selected.
y. orleans Picayune Feb. :.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

GouR,rps PoupRE SUBTLE for eradcatns ha,r from any
part of the human ame warranted.
Gounnd's Italian Medcated Soap for curing rimples
frckics tan scuryy salowness chate chaps rouehgr.s
aud all dcooraon and injury TO the skin. 50 cents cake
Beware OF counterets.
LIarip VrcrrAsLE RorGE, BLANC D'EsPAGSE, or
Spanish White Cor the Complexion, Hair Dye, etc
Acents-AS Jordan, Milk u, Boston; Carleton GO.
Lowell: Bliss Ch,pin Go. Springfield; Green Co Wor
cestcr Bull Hartford: Ferre, Mlddleown; Syers, New.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

THr FR1FNps.-A Friend requests us 10 correct a
recent paragraph in our paper SO that viii read
as follows:
There is something of serious division in The
Society OF Friends IN New England which oweSi,s
orign to the views OF Joseph John Guruev and his
late visit IN America. portion oi the Friends OBJ
ject 10 his doctrines ana cleave 10 the primitive
doctrines of the Society Those who hold TO his
views arc called Gurneyites
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

FiRES.-At 5o'clock Sunday morning, the dwell
ing occupied BY Mir Hollisie. as a dwelling and
grocery on Columbia street. took FIRE from the g-
milton OF 4 quantity OF lime IN the yard. The tire
communicated with the adjoining buildings In all
there were SIX buildings burnt 70 the srouad, four
Of which were two story light frame Buildings
The greatest sufferers were lush who lost all iisii
furniture .-BrO0kign Star.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

LECTURES on EURoPE.-The Rev. Dr. BtisS eal,r. W..
commence his Lectures the Political Moral ana sfon.
day night the l7s inst. In the Presbyterian Church j
Mr. EatoB's) In Sixth street. few doors East Oi - Gil
Avenue. The Course will embrace eight lectures ,..,
sne dollar for the Course for one person three doas y.
ticket for 4 family FIVE persons. Single nA
,y-fre cents The rst Lecture will be On KrssIa' av
viii commence at half past seven O'Clock o. .ua
Nassau SIS, CT at the door, 30
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

ASOrHEE lAN--A: tue American Museum las, evening
Bunker m shown With thrilling effect The
the admire II. Ds. Johnsons ica;s
Auzl Magnetism perfectly convincing evea 10 the
rtri ncrrdu0us skertic that there some Inys-
erions link between the synpaths Of rnen Western
spp-eIed b-,ter advantage and CAGne like rhiag
Light and graceful The Peologist i rr.y accurate
tivaI ihr schbug Valentines 10 such as choose 10
consult lei. Tie Orang Ontang IS mirroring
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

STATE ofFIcERs.-The Ners reports the reap.
pointment of Or. IIache as Health Officer, Or Har
ris as Health Commissioner, in addition 10 those
already announced by Ms. and has rumor that
Psio A. Co,cdrsy is to tiIl-no, occupy-,he place
of Judge Kent. We hope this rs not Mr.. Cow
drey is very respectable, worthy man, but is no,
the man for that place
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
[Bos;on Atlas. Monday

tgs- The Housatonic Tram due on Saturday eve
ming did not reach the ciiy unti yesterday after
noon. This was owing 70 the locomotive running
off the track, soon after leaving Bridgeport which
caused injury 10 the rail-, aud the passengers
turned 10 Bridseror, and remained over night
They LEI, Yesterday morning, and had quick run
up Alb Argus, Monday
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

ARUIvAI OF THE STEAMBOAT MAU.-'The steam
boat mail from New-N ork VIA the Norwich route,
due yesterday morning. arrived last night halipas
IL o'clock. The delay was occaSloned BY the
steamboat being obliged 10 come 10 anchor on
Saturday night al Hart Island just out Of New lork,
ON account Of a dense fog.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
LOSEPIE HUNr. Chairman.
onvER onSsoS, secretar.


OLIVER JOHNSON, Secretary.
T.J. Farnhan, New York, &C.. L. Kes New York,
Vim. H. Peck, Sing Sing, Dr. Bailey, Tarrytown,
= Borreil New Rochelle, j. Rcqua, Mount Pleasant,
s. Howe. Southport, Ct. j. Lumsden, Sing Sing,
DaYiI Smith, PcunGfidse solomon Rclua, Yorktown.
a. H. Lockwood. do Jane See Mount Pleasant
c. Dow, Port Chester j. Van Benschoter, y. York
|. Emmons Greenwich Ct. iT. Bird. Port Chester
j. II. Benedict, Tarrytown. .g. j. Hadley New York
a. Dean, stamford. :. \. Iladley, do
T. g hummer, Jersey City, 5. g. Cornell, GeDnviile, CT.
C.. Il. fyslop. New York, F. w. Knapp Greenwich CT.
E. stanton, stamford. CT. :. Morgan. East Chester,
II. Raymond, Newcastle, j. Suilon. Harrison,
c. Studwcii. Greenwich. Ct +. Horton, White Plains
G.. II. Toa pkins, Newcastle, A. T. Bradley So Norwak
J. Lyons, Port Chester, DaYid Gelney Milton,
l.. Dodge. New York. J. Brewer Grecnsburs
+. Rollhouser Port Chester, X. l.. l,njd. do.
NorE BY THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION was not
until o'clock In the evening that the train arrived at
White Plains. II should have reached there by at the
latest In consequence Of the slow progress cars
the dorm rain compelled 10 wait hour a. the
turn0ut for their arrival, and in forced
10 walt until that train had proceeded New York and
come back again with It's locomotive. The sped with
which both trains propelled ty that Locomotive from
WhiamSs Bridge TO White Plans was srsh as 10 show
clearly enough that the detention cSing not to ice ON
the rails but To the utter incapacity of the engine
rrst employed IL consequence OF this detention many
OF the Passengers either compelled remain al night
II Whit; Plains or :o hire extra conveyances home at no
small expense and ia known 10 the Committee that two
gentlemen VINO we're anxious ~ reach Sing Sing that nig,
were compelled 10 walk the whole dIstance II miles the
stage having LEFT before the arrival Of the cars
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

LAUGHING GAs-llr. Coltons entertainment takes place
this evening the Brooklyn yceum. lie gives an enter
taiuEsent Ladies, frss to-day between two and four
q 'clnck
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
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