New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08
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s,e- means provided 20 secure the saiey Oh al P'o'
.oises 70 the charge of this Express The main dooF Is
.ec-d BIZ strong lock- and heavy chain which VIA PIE
she o5eplng OF the door should tie lock be forced
several Salamaldsr Safes have been provided ioF Tie Sc
ty Of valuable packages addition 70 which several
Teroa- sleep in the Office one OF whom always watch
On the right hand upon entering the dooE, Is desk de-
signed for the use OF strangers who may wish 10 wife
note. o. who have receipts 20 sign and the Ike.
Over the large store is bust Of ihe Patron sa; OF
the establishment; the Hon E-astus Corning, President OF
the Utica and Schenectady Railroad Co. The niche next
beyord contains is. Of the various Expresses which run
from this Office extending throughout the Canals. al the
North and 70 Chicago at The West; numbering some hall
a dozen States, ard British Provinces
The counter which parcels received and delivered
on the right hand side Of the and The two desks
at which the Clerks make receipts are at each end OF
the counter, and are labeled REcErvIse Clerks"
just beyond the counter and u;tng beyond 1t about
foot, is private enclosure feet wide, and SO feet
long labeled on the SIDE GENTRY CLERKS, and AssoRT-
IsG CLERKS"
Within it, all the Outward Expresses are made up and
the Inward ones received examined and prepared for de-
livery Il IS so entirely excluded from observation that
no one can see what Is going on within nthis prevents
improper persons seeing which trunks going from The
Office arc valuable.
Within enclosure oil tOscs,
in each Of which is alternately placed bed and ward
robe, for the Of those who occupy the Office at night
The rear of the building divided into apartments
one Of which Is labeled BooKKEEFERs. and is occupied
BIZ thsm and By Nj Livingston himself whose desk is so
placed so as to see every thing tina, going at the coun-
ter.
Attached to this room, labeled FOREIGN AGENCY
exclusively devoted to Foreign busnessa branch of the
I haao -ranyei and
prosecutes on his personal account; and which embraces
the TRANSMISSION of parcels TO from the various Sea-
ports and Inland Towns England, Ireland, Scotland,
Wales the Isles Of Man. Guernsey and Jersey and 20 any
and every part Of the Continent Of Eurcpc and 20 Greece
Turkey Egypt Indies, and over land 20 the IA
cic Ocean; together with the collection Of Accounts Bills,
Drafts Leglcie and the like, in the above Countries
presenting facilities the settlement Estates and col
ectng Legal Testimony, that will parties the neces
sy Of going Europe attend 10 them in person Pas
sensers can be brought from any part Of Europe through
this Acencv and Patent Rights secured in England Eel
gum, Holland Russia. and The German States, &c &c
The entire Office sc feet long, by % feet in width Not
withstandnc the grea, depth Of the building abnn-
antly lighted by skylgh in the Of the ceiling of
ground glass, and protected with an iron railing.
We trust that this enterprsng house viii receive that
patronage which their endeavo TO accommodate the public
deserve The resden; partner, Mr.. c. Livingston, and
Mr. Marshall are well and very favorably known to our
business community.
LATER FROM MEXIco-By the arrival al uhis port
Of the bark Anahuac, Captain Wilson, from Vera
Cruz. we receive intelligence from Mexico TO the
18th February this is four days later than previous
" received. Nothing important has lEansplred.
Santa Ana remains in prison. Trade was extreme
n L.. r. ,,r;r and bu one
American vessel in por, dschargIng, the Leopold
O'DonneH, Captain Davis.
FIRE AT WEST FARMS AT half past yesterday
morning, the Saw and Grist-Mill at West Farms,
Westchester County, occupied by ]. N F. Cop
cut and A. Z. Raymond, was discovered 10
be on fire. and, before the flames could be subdu
ed, both were entirely consumed, together with
The adjacent clearinghouse OF Mr.. p. Lydlg of
this city. The loss OF the Mcssrs Copcutt in ma
hogany, sc. is $1,000 of Mr.. Raymond SlO,-
0O0-no insurance on either. MIR. Lydlg Is said to
be insured.
CuERokEe NEws.-Co Geo. C. Washington,
one of the Commissioners to adudicate claims I'M
der the Treaty of 1856, and Col. Arms,ead Sec
retary of the Board, arrived at 1ahlequah on the
9Th ultimo. The associate Of Col. Washington,
Gen. John T. Mason, was detained by indispoSl-
tion NJ For, Gibson. The claims to be brought be-
fore the Board are numerous and none except those
which came within the Treaty will be investigated
The Cherokee News trusts that the Government
will treat these matters with great consideration.
The Indian Oo-tah.c an-hur, convicted OF the
murder of his wife. was publicly hanged at Tale
quah on Monday the 10Th nit. he confessed the
crime and behaved with tirmness. The advocate
homes that the gallows may not be allowed TO
stand, so conspicuousy on the most beautiful emf
neuce in the vicinity OF the town.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs mas allowed
the sum OF two hundred dollars 10 defray the ex-
penses of tracing out the inventor OF the Cherokee
Alphabet George Guess, and restoring hlm TO his
family and country. This act OF hberallty Is re-
ceived with the ivehesi graltcauon by ms coun-
trvmen, and the Advocate says that nothing could
afford more heartfelt JOY TO the Cherokees al large
Mn. HupsoN's LECTURE LAST EvENING.-.T'he
Merchant of Venice was criticised in character;
we mean by this, that as in the play, a certain
agreeable light predominates over the whole Gt
might be called yiolel) SO over the critque some
thing sweet andf inspiring was difiused We
thought we saw this sentiment even IN The manner
OF the lecturer. Ii may be thought that Shylock
has not lnuch OF the violet IN hlm, but he harmo-
nlzes with the rest although crusty, sour and Jew
lsh I'VE admired the lecturers galantry in his
pliments.l The " Winters Tale" more dlsregards
the "unlies" than any other play OF Shakespeare.
Hernione expresses more classic grace than any
other OF Shakspeare's women. The Tempest sur
passes all the rest OF the plays in omnpresen erea
tveness Anal being the most ethereal OF spirits,
while Caliban is nothing more than walking
vegetable kind Of general happiness" man
HIS analysis OF CalIban's character was a superb
piece of dissection We are glad 10 see that these
lectures are well relished, and lhatihe audience
Is so large.
Cart NEwroN-Almos the last official act Of
Mr. Tyler, was 10 relieve Capt Newton from the
sentence of the Court Martial. We are glad Of
this: for Capt, Newton is brave and gallant
officer, and distinguished himself in several actions
in the I.ast War: and although Military discipline
required that tie Commander of vessel should be
held responsible for every thing, yet in the stowage
of the Turpentine on board the Missouri, Capt.
Newton was not 10 blame.
r., j. ArcuSrUs SHEA VIII deliver Lecture at Gin
ton Hail. on Tuesday evening. the Efficacy OF Moral
Power in the attainment, OF National Right, illustrated
TIA.