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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

The receipts on the Southern Railroad, Michigan,
during the last year. s6OO 81 The are near
ly the The amount received was not Us large Us III"
been anticipated.
Counterfeit fives on the Powell Bank Of Newburg,
n Y nre in circulation The vignee is the same rs in the
genuine issues the engraving rough and coare and can
easily bedetected.
The following rates will hereafter be charged up
on the Buffalo Hudson Railroad understand from the
Buffalo Advertiser for the winter lSo. inclusive oil state to
Freight Tariff bct,een But'dlo aud HUDSON Rirer. =,
BIZ the passenger tram, per lOC %
Ry the freight trnn s1m
"a class butter, chee,e graSsseed, Sc.....'..... g
ri class beef pork, coal, 60
4th class flour meal md salt. L ?"
t"ie tolls on produce OF the country generally az mills per
mile 1000 lbs. 10 cea 100 lbs from bnhHio 10 the
fi, neehsniise mill, per ne per io lbs from Buffalo
to Hudson River
Gov. Ows,ey. in his Message 10 The Legislature OF
Kentucky. gives lie State Debt rs follows:
per cent. Bonds q sit t5t m
per cent. i:onts 30 80 ~. w
per Bonds, 50 50 e'M0
ceat R SSs ito Tepsr Of O
Money borrowed irOm the Louisville Bank op,VVo
Total sl,oson
The interest this debt. amounting TO s5ocC has always
been puncuay paid. Daring the past year Bonds to the
amount of 1856 huve been ssued-sl5l 90 of which were
r,ron IN exchange Tor SIX Years Bonds previously Issued
$751; 600 were paid Contractors ct Public Works. s29o
were ven in part payment money borrowed from the Bank
of Kentucky lSiU. 10y the COnhnissiuueIS vi
Fun - i. the REDEMPTION of State Scrip NJ the Northern
Rank n Ksncsy aud 81 0 for oil the Public NoSs
m bc Kentucky River. The Stale also Indebted 10 se
Fdurnon Fund principal and interest. Slll5. 49, ,o, r
The receipts INTO Treasury for the year sndnr the iVn o.
Or,oher 1874 amounted the o SSV i9 ~ ana ,ne
credits m nvor Of the Treasury torhe same time amounted 70
$50 os 10. which, deducted amount o recelh len
s IN the Treasury the 10th of October, lsll OF
sIi.lA 30cents, et-o,,,,,., AGAINST
the Schuylk Bank for the loss sustained by ne
ro,, o tbe aitef progress and undetermined ne
ran now prepared trial. 1t expected to he deter
mi ned "a; the COMING spring term -, ~.L,-,
he ability of that Bank. well as that OF me Norhen
Rank of Kentucky and the Louisville BANK 10 oschaiss II"
their liabilities. IS unQuesnonsoIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07


A MEXICAN MUsEuM-cO'neF of Broadway and Ann.
EVERY DAY. AND EVENING THIS WEEK
? SPIESbib Hi PERFoRIaN cH w
Every AFTERNOON at 3oc.ocs. and every evening at
The Lecture Room enlarged and beautIe ami capable
of holding .0 person. 1t time.
7Spenci Company OF Performers and unprecedented List
The Manaser takes pleasure in announcing
"'D - OURANG OUTANG.
The arse; animal of the kind bruush, 20 this country
'"s s''""''''' sOA4 SIaisn =. FANNY!
And universally allowed tn he the nearest 9pproach To hu
connecting BS between and brute. possessing
OF the characteristics Of the the one She Will be seen
The Manager has engaged MADAME ROCKWELL. a
celebrated
Lady who by ic9kGe into Rock, capable Of fc,sieirs
&c with tie most a.;on:shns accuracy She mas Sc private
i consulted a al hours between 10 o'clock 4. NJ. ard 10 IN
The following talented Company engaged:
GREAT MESTERN. the uaelualet Low C9u'Idan
ia PETITE .TARINE, The most accomplished Dan,ease
Aesi " p2NiK ESK z; SSs SEf S N
Gen Tom Thumbs Court SUIT: Auiomatcn JuSeer, Rope
Admission to the whole . cents-chren under 10 year.
NEM-YogH MUSEUM AND PICTURE GALLERY,
~ BROADWAY, opposite TIE City Hail.-SiR. H. BSS-
" = ''''T REMEyynors ATTRACTIONS!
PERFORMANCE EVERY AFTERNOON.
G5- ALI, FOR ONE SHlLLlNG.-S
The Manager experiences peculiar pleasure announcing
that ne has effected aU engagement with
DR.. VALENTINE,
Who will introduce hi. Budget of Wh!rs and VasareS con
.istirr of QUEER. Quaint 0UiZICAL, CONliCAL
Character embracing Fun Farce Freaks. Folly Froc and
'OO's'' ''' wife 'GJRANG oUrANG.
This extraordinary creature posec. much stronger claim
affinity with mnnknd than any other animal dscov
ed aud link the scale OF creation te skin be-
inc orhe same color while that OF the usual Oiang
Ouiang npproximn,es nearer tn The nagro'-.
The Manager has -ncGg ei the celebrated
GUINEA SERENA ERS
The Rest Bard OF Ministries in America.
Mr. LYNCH. the beautiful Ballad Singer.
Mss VI ADAlK, the chnrmms SongstIess
Miss CECILIA BLANCHARD. the Gterian Jugslercss.
LA PETITE AIMEE, the graceful Dnnseuse.
icr.,.n ncnl In cDu u :. IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

{. 4. FISK, AucuonaeI.
s9T {. $ FISkSt1re No. ~ .'ana-,treot National Hail.
ID AT PRIVATE SALE.
Cs Superior Mahogany and o'her desks and maple bed
seas different styles: $50 mahogany caes; second
hand ingram carpets Ply hair and ass.s; splendid
rosewood pier tables piano ioreS; ladies English double bun
stable blreye Foesce. and Adelaide Hats superior qss
ty; bras teDae's smoke undenset, for jewellers
large quantity of sword and other Canes. and CAGE
Trimmings: also, several hundred Swonis for canes c-mpr,
,ng ina Tor munuiac,uersuli prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
Dry GOODS.
CHEAP GOODS.

CHEAP GOODS.
JUST OPENED-O cases Cacoes Mt 3D. 6i. 3D. 10j ard Is
cases formerly sold j.. sold Mt Is. Sd.
do do do at Is. 6I do DO dolls.
Also W. de Lanes, Cashuees, Reps. Alapnca Lustres
with every style of Goods Winter wear from . TO 90
cen, less than Fall prices.
j BARKER & ToWLE, II Cathuune, st.
NEW GOODS. RECEIVED JANUARY 6.
7 o. TAYLOR & co. Jobbes 81 CeJarst received yes
i bales Amo.keas sbeet,ns,.,
of superior lnsh Lnnens.
j c'se Ladies I.inan Irrdkerchien
cnses ot superior styled Prints.
All Of which for ea.h st the loves; rates. u
K GOO ss5y1 5,r E! .sB SseE Es col
SEWING SiKS-of ali color. and Of thread .upe.
nS of q aGd aas s p ed anu
HANDKERCHIEFS-Ge iancy Cayats, j to 81 inches
wcS aS1f & slS TRiN-on ounce Ooo for Fancy
I:aBGE 5kFiSs sEWINGSTfF%; %a!a%IInct S.'
WASTE sihKFol card iis I and .pqains s.
The above articles constantly hand put to order For
''s w quantities sui 's 81 sHHfTER 5s a s lane
a TEACHERor reasons winch will be ;7'ssG,o,y
It has been considerable time established the furniture
of patrons aud will Afford enerpfng and compe
tent instructor. fr income Ierm.-Cesh $50 (Which IS
Teacher at The office Of this stating when and where
interview will be convenient. u At.
JAKE NollCr-Ihe, .aTpan OF Owner OF one fond Of
SINCE will please call and prove property md pay chaee
the awny, Or will be sod according 10 law. 81
SOLAR LAMPS AND GfRANDOLES.-The subscriber
= ha elegant assortment of Lamps and Gradoles OF the
latest patterns Of sale at WIZ y'yE 0Ef oPTTTENBURcH
80 81, y, -. :. H.. y. d., III W., ia ,s nbcva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
MARY HOWITT'S NEW WORK.
d. APPLETON & co.

WILL PUBLISH on TUESDAY,
THE TWO 4 PIP K e ICES,
ATAf.E FOR YOUTH.
UnVITT.
I vol fsno cIItr s;ee plates. 81 cents.
THIS vert interesting volume forms the twelfth Ut this ai
rrabe writers contribution 20 the series OF Tales for the
peoD nn,iI hildien.' do lftS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
PRIVATE SALE.
One large double Counting House DISK.

4. VI. BAKER. Auciioneer
- THIS DAY. nj 10 O'Clock,
large and general a>>onent vt Dry Goods Cutlery GaS
and Silver Watches amongst which superior En-
gsh Levers, 1ewelry Fancy Articles, Sc &c. Liberal cash
advances made all consgnuent' Ou; door attended
10. djl sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No. 81 1ohH-strcef.
II y. CLAYTON i SONS nr2 in constant receipt of Pa
Ia per, adapted branch OF tho trnde embracing
unysnly inre assortment Of Ennk Book Cup and Letter
Wrtus together with every description OF News md Book
Printing Conred Paper of Medium ani other Envelope
Tobacco. Shoe end Tea, Sirlw and Rig Wrapping; Hard
wnrc and Cloth great variety Silk gBd Log. Tissue plain
and coloet. &c. &c Besides straw. Bonnet Trunk and
Bundbus Bouids Press Papers, &c. &c. Ju1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND CONCERT.-Tbe orphcan Family. il connec.
u iln wh W. r H. Brown respectfully announce 'he,r
Second Can-erf which vii take place n se SOCIETY," b'sv
on TUESDAY EVENING. January :, 1856 WI th7y VIII
Introduce their popular Guar stes. rroS. Dtis, *
Texts % cent N be .bHlne tsgh pros7amnes) NJ th-
Msc Stores Of Firth < Hail. At.sl deses Riley. Donrs
uran ~ l,-(io -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
Disasters, sc.

Ship Aalanta Raymond. New Orleans. Wind North East,
with snow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

Ship Hercules aladiean. from Palermo udse to & j
Bridge.
Also ship unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Arctoneer.
pY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLAI-r--S.o7s 9i Broad.
ID vEny -iiheral ra$e conscn1enn
FOR lions lss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

EFTANTED-Ai moderate salary here elsewhere,
w piOyment BDHkkceper assistant Book keeper
COpytst, Assistant 10 Surveyor by young
who has had keeping accounts and
also understands the calculations used surveying He has
Afllrf., Nv LII a hls ltfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
NATINDOW SHADE DEPOT-No Spruce street
w ShnilSs he snhr nNar In,

W 10000 worth Of Shades. The sustcrber, als-
lou, please have enlarged their establishment supply tho
increasing demand for their superior shades. Persons buying
othepl rely having good article they nw
willing 10 exchange them.
THEFT patterns every kind which could be invented
they than all the other estnb
,ments pat together and they ;nke pleasure show
ing thcu and never offended II they do not sell People
taste wcud do we'll IN call Sign Banners and Interior De.
done not 10 be surpassed Tsmmng Of qll kinds
ne 3mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

At OH: ' BUNkERHlII.'' Coliseum 40 Broadway
o. Clear tsc ,rGeS the pAn!s .r0rig 81
D ENGAGEMENT Of Dan Rice. the celebrated Yankee
n Story Teller and Come Singer Also Mr. Samnels tie
renowned WIZARD NORTH. the creates, Ven;ro.
gust and NaEicrn N tbs cognifs Aso engaged and
SEREN ADERS-M-srs Dan Rice. Ole Bull Mesayer PicS.
ulny Coleman = Remer and \ D. BALDWIN, who will have he
honor appear several Songs, Gees Choi<e Guar.
tees. 0u,cSs,eps. &c fckiany Coleman and Dan RICE
sill perform sevrra Jg>, Virginia Breakiowns p S-Sarr.
las stern"s n O'Clock usual TOT families and schools
Tickets - cents, Chfsn iss cents Door oen at So.
rnence AZ O'Clock.
C- on Nesg Yeas Dsy lperfoTy1ances-at l. a, g. ut s.
and aSafn at 5 ociock 2. u. precisely. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-22
NEW YORK, Feb 20
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.

Tircniu-tirtc TaN Eater fom Europe
The Hbernia arrived in Boston Yesterday and
brings % days later intelligence from Europe
The alliance of France with England appears
10 be now as firm and as healthy rs it was be-
fore the time when Lord Palmcrslon broke with
This.s
Sir Charles Meicaf has been made peer I'M
der the title Of Baron Mctcaf
The capture nde1eCuton ofZurbano, in Spain
is the only intelligence from that country worth
narraiins.
From France, we learn that The French Min
isry are secured in power, at least another SEES
sion. On The Tahilian question, they twice Sc.
cured majorities
The news from England has very little interest
Parliament was about opening.
The latest news from Belgium states that in
The Chambers il was decided, G5 10 -, that nc
address for The dismissal OF the present adminstra
lion should be presented TO the King
The Emperor ofRussa is said 10 be SO much
amazed al the inlcrminahle war with the Crcas-
SLAMS thai he isdelermined next season 10 lake the
field in person.
The London Money Market continued busy.
News from Morocco has been received BY way
OF Gibraltar, giving most deplorable account Of
The internal state OF the empire The Kabyles
were pillaging The towns, whilst the Emperor i.
described as having lost authority since The baule
Of Isily
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-Feb 3
We have no change whatever TO notice in pri.
ces. The demand since Friday has been tolera-
bly, good. On Saturday about $500 bales were
sold, and today 1000 changed hands. On each
day spectators took 900 bales. The demand
has been freely met by holders, but they have moi
shown any disposition to accept lower rates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-22
9kfctD1atna1p dso1atttrfr.

making appropriation to the civil and diplomauc
appropriation bill, and FIVE minutes to any MEM
Der for an answer.
Objection being made to the reception Of inc
resolution,
Mr. lNGERSOLL moved suspension OF inc
rules, and The result was ayes IL, noes26.
But no quorum voting, the question was taken
by yeas and nays, and decided in the affirmative
yeas l04, nays A.
The resolution having been read,
Mr. OWEN suggested Modification TO ll'e
resolution, that the debate be extended 10 Friday,
olst inst. al o'clock, which Mr. lngersoll accept
ed.
The question on agreeing TO the resolution was
again slated, when
Mr. STEENROD moved TO lay il on The Ia
Bile; but the motion did not preyail-yeas o. nays
1914.
Under The operation Of the previous question:
the resolution was agreed TO-
The House again went into commIltee-w,neh
Mr. HUNT offered an amendment, 10 feauIe
The pay Of collectors of the customs, where inc
receipts do not amount 10 as much as the SAID
~ received, 10 the amount OF the revenue Collect
ed
After debate, which continued until The houl u
which The discussion was limited, expired, l'e
amendment was rejected.
The bill was still under consideration when Tue
House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-22

there is no restriction but the will Of the g..
eminent and the Stale TO be admitted, 'excep, IL,
contained in the Sd section OF the 4lh article :
the Constitution, which forbids the formation :,
any State within The limits of another, or by,S'
junction of Two or more States, without The con-
sent Of the Legislatures of such States.
Nv. That Texas is now, by the law of nation,
and the acknowledgment and admission Of H.
Government of the United States, free and inc
pendent nation, competent TO declare war A.,
make peace, and TO cede or acquire Territory, ana
contract alliances as any other sovereign S,.,a
may.
V. That the annexation OF Texas 10 the r.
States as a part Of The territory of the Unit,
States, and as one Of the States This Union !,
eminently desirable; Isl, because il will Strengthen
the South and curb the Abolitionists and lhersbr
strengthen the Union; %, because it will greay
extend on home market and thus aid and encon.
rage our manufactures; and, Sd, because lher.
by the productions of Texas will come into Ii.
market as American productions under our lau,
the sum of our national wealth, and not thar -
foreign nation.
vi. That there is, in the opinion OF this Gera
raj Assembly, no constitutional objection 10 n.
annexation of Texas and her admission into +,
Union as q State; and this General AssemkS
earnestly desires that she may be annexed ari
admitted without delay, il Texas desires such IN.
nexalion aud admission, leaving TO the wisdom !,
Congress, candidly and fairly exercised, as y.
doubt not it will be- TO determine in what lo,r
such annexation and admission shall be- bw !,
The same time declaring that, in the opinion
this General Assembly such annexation and q,
mission may be constitutionalIy effected BY oi,
resolution Of the Two Houses of Congress, thalts
ing an act OF Congress, as valid as if done int.
form OF bill, and that The terms proposed bya.
joint resolution which has passed the House
Representatives are proper and desirable, an.
ought 10 be adopted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-22
THE DIRErUI. ALTERNATIVES,

We are brought 10 an awful pause. We have
either 10 please our friend OF The Alexandria Ga
zelrce, The Knight of Snowden, in The conducting
Of the Enquirer-oR ourseircs. We cannot please
6On-Nafs po= Upon The whole, we have come
to the conclusion that il is rather better to please
ourselves. II our own conscience can be salts
fled, we must dispense with our friend Snowdens
appreciation. We have stuck Texas upon our
hac-and We will stand by it, until the clone
Star" shall be woven into The glorious American
Constellation. We hope 10 see The work accom-
plished now in few days-and then, OF course,
we shall have less Of The annexation 10 annoy
our friend in Alexandria, or engage the attention
of orr general readers. But after that brilliant
achievement is accomplished, we cannot altoSe-
lhcr promise 10 he done forever with the subject;
for, we shall be compelled occasionally 10 resort
10 The chronicles of the past in order TO show how
The great body Of the Wings attempted 10 conn
erac, The important interests of their country
how the Wings of The Legislature betrayed their
constit,ients-and how their servants at Wash
inston, who should have been the senlinels upon
The watch-tower, would have sacrificed us 10 their
narrow party considerations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-22
To tie Editors of The Enquuer:

CnARLoTTEsvILLg Feb. l3ili
CONDENSATION the account OF Inc i
ings Of the Congressional Convention :
District given by your correspondent =
(Which is the only accoun; that has ape.
your paper il would seem that Gen. Gcl,
represented in that body, BY his iriends, =
they made strenuous efforts 10 procure = !,
nation. Such was not the fact. WIN
ception Of four gentlemen fom this eoCl.
were appointed only an hour or Two w. =,
Convention met, and who took Their "a.
legales, without understanding The ~.
had assumed in relation to it, that bod! = =.
posed exclusively Of his enemies, "l' :. =.
appointed delegates because they weies. 4
Will you permit me 10 call your a. a.s, I,
and to request an early publication Of ~
extract from The Jeliersonian Repubn'.1.'
18th inst? 1t will tend in some degree
the false impression made by "a - /.
From The Charlottesville J.Der~a.ln,
The Richmond Enquirer's correslGSaf
did not give fully the proceedings Of y: !,
ton. Will the Enquirer be so good
lish the following from the official Pio
And those papers which may have :,
article from the Enquirer are requss"
the following also. ,nrp :
JAS. ALEXANDEh
DR.. Hill of Greene expressed his P.a
Gen. Gordon had been nominated IN:
he took it for granted that he was wiz
nit to the decision Of the Convenat
friends would not have brought DIS =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-22
TO tic Editors Of The Enquirer !:

RICHMOND, Feb. 2l> l.
Gentlemen-ln your paper Of this mon!
observe The following paragraph, which Is 6
lated (unin,entionally, am sure on your
10 do Inc injustice.
"The clalksburg "Scion Of Democracy Of II,
sta'rs that Col. J, seph johnson wus nomin ard .
crrss by the democratic Convention which ASSEM-
Ripley on The 9Th instant. Flily sitht delegate
present, and the vote sit od-fOr Mr. Johnson 20 Z
Ire ~. We 'earn from one Of the delegate. ID
Thompson OF khn8wha was not brought before IT.
vention. Committee was appointed ~ niorE
Johnson &c his nomination. which duty WINS prlic
and Col Johnson accepted the nomination"
have, therefore, 10 request The favor of !
publish the following statement Of the facts
lalion TO The Ripley Convention
The six counties composing the Southern
ton Of The district 10 vii Mason, Cabell, ":
kanawba, Fayeite and Nicholas, were No,
sented al all in the Convention. The vote.
those counties, had The delegates appoiG,a
The people BEEN in attendance, would
been cast Tor me. am also informed II
the counties represented, two at least wou,t
voted for me, had there been a reasonable
pect of securing my nomination, and il was
this stale of The circumstances that my liel
lerinihed not 10 permit my name 10 be pre-
TO the Convention.
From The above statement of facts, j, Z |
once lie perceived. that, il the district IL
fully and fairly represented, ! should ha
ceived a majority, not only of the couLlics
district, but also OF the votes, according
mode Of voting adopted by the Conven'icr.
How Tar the people OF The district, and r
larry The Southern portion Of ii, may L
10 submit 10 nomination thns forced ~.
without their sanction, and in opposllcn
will OF clear majority OF the party, Y
able TO say. My course in relation 10 I-e :
will te regulated by their wishes. ~
r. AUG. TIIOMPs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-22
lust INDIGNATION.

The last New Orleans Courier says: "A num-
Der of our mostrespcctabe fellow-citizens, ofboth
parties, indignant at the course OF Mr. Senator
Barrow, in relation 10 the remuneration Of Tex
as and his openly avowed contempt for the wish
es OF the people Of The Stale, and of the General
Assembly, who placed him in his present situa-
ton, intend in day Or two, 10 call public meet
ins, in order 10 express the feelings with which
they regard his conduct We learn, the nolifca-
lion will appear in the newspapers OF Tomorrow
The New Orleans Jelersonian, OF the same
day, has communication, calling on the l.cgs-
lalure 10 adopt resolutions, inrittng Mr.. BarrOe
10 reSi0n