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Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28
PRIvArR RoARpINQ.

TNFORMS her friends that she has taken the large
 \ building No 2s Royal street. between Dauphn and St Francis sts., Opposite the Franklin House) aud fitted up in handsome style for the reception of transient and permanent boarders The House will be opened on Saturday, the 10th. Transient boarders Sl per day, novl4 237
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AsA FOR RENT-From tho lst oroxirno, that l: large dwelling house with 6no out-houses etc., tho west corner of Church and Conception streets. The lot is most spacious. having a large front on Church street and fine dcp,h on Conception street. Tho premises is well supplied with cisiern water, and also tho city water works are latroduced. Ront moderate. Apply 10
 oct3O 425 AUSTIN & HARDY
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AfA FOR RENT from l1 Noyember-The Gs4 small Brick tenement the north east of Si Francis and Claiborne streets.
 Also-Brick tenement the south east corner of St Michael and Franklin streets.
 And the entire square situated he'ween St Fran cis, St Michael, Dearborns and Wi kerson streets. and on which there are 'wo small Brick budngs.- Apply to BARNEWALI. E WANROY.
 oci3l St Michael.st
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BRANCH BANK MOBILE

NONfHbtT zU5 toaD. NOTiCE-In pursuance of the 9lh section of ihe ' act approved 25th January, l645, entitled ''an acl" to settle the affairs oi the Bank of lhs State and Branches, will be sold un Monday. the 22ud of December neki. before the door the Banking House, TWENTY FOUR SLAVES. the property
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BY TORRANCE x sTANARD.
 l N plPkEk Ancf innser-

BY KNAPP & SCHULTZ.
 LEVENSWORTH Auctioneer. Win be soId THIS EVENING, at their siore No 94 Royal street, A general assortment Ol Dry goods, comprising
 English and American PriNs Shaetings, Broadcioths, Kentucky Jeabs Kerseys, Linens and Damask Table Spreads Cotton, Silk and Madras Hdkls Hosiery, Suspenders, Spool Cotton Pearl and other Buttons
 Ivory. Dress, Tuck and Side Combs Tooth and flair Brushes, Perlumery, &o.
 -ALs0-- Clothing, Hats and Caps, wIlh large assortment of Cuiery-Pocket and Pen Knives; Candle Sticks Double and Single Barrel Guas; Rides sad Pis. tols; Gold and Silver Watches Together with many other articles too numeroat to mention.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28

GEoRoES 0AEEs,) JoHN A. CAMPBELL,
 A. $. DUAEE, Mobile. PERCY WALKER,
 WAIT s. HoYr.
 FRANCIS 5. LYON, } D..,,;. BENJ. GLOVER.
 1nos. RivEs, p..,., n.u. WI. BoYKiR. WV 0y- The duties of the school will be resumed on the second Monday in October. ss.'2O l04
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A,zA FOR RENT-The Brick Store with the
 sH cellar and yard attached, on the of Jams iton and St. Francis streets. The store has been occupied for the last year two as a grocery. and is we'll calculated for that business or dry goods store.
 Aso-At the upper end of Conception street. a small frame Dwelling with two rooms, fire place in each, with qond stable and yard. Ken, low.
 Also-A large two story Dwelling House in the northern part of the city. corner of Liscomb and Conception streets, with four good rooms. and all necessary out houses.
 For terms. which will be moderate to good ien- ants, apply at this nfh"e. novS 232
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Gss: THE undersigned. wishing to leave S the State, offers for sale valuable Plantation, situ- ated Autauga County, near Statesve, contain ing 1900 acres, about 700 acres cleared and n \ high state of cultivation, being the place formerly occupied by John Gildersleeve and John Scot. On the plantation there Is good Gin and Mill House; also, fine Dwelling, with all the necessary out. buildings. Attached to the plantation there is a Tan Yard. in complete order.
 Also, forty six Negroes, consisting of men. wo- men and children; tho stock of Horses, Mules, Hogs, Cattle, Farming utensils. &c. The Land will be sold with or without tho Negroes, as the purchaser may desire. The above is offered at pri- vate sale until the 1st of December next, when, II Rot disposed of, it will be sold at Auction.
 Terms of sale-One third Cash, the balance in one. two and three years, with interest from date. Apply to JAMES E. ZUNTS,
 oct 7-2l1 t1dec Mobile.
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ID EMOvAL-D. B. CRANE respectfully m kN forms his friends and the public ,ha, he has re- moved his Cabinet Furniture Manuiaciory to No. 22 Water-s,., three ao.rs north of St. Francis s,. where he will continue the busiaess ia all its branch es. Uphois,ery, repairing and making tc order Po, trait and Picture Frsmes: Soas reseatsd: Ma,rass. ss made in the best manner. A share of pat. roasge solicited. D. R. CRANE. 22 Water-s s,
 three doors north of St Fraacis.st. A few articles of choice Fusi,are on hand will be sold very low. sovllxuo
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NUG LOST--Sua,ed or stolen some few days 1J since, a Setter Dog Pup. white, with black care. Any one returning In to the subscriber will receive Eve dollars reward ED. BEGOUEN,
 Hosls 2sesf 8, Fraacs st., back of State Bank
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T AW NOTICE-JoHS WOODWARD and THO A MAS WOODWARD have associated m the prac- tice of the Law, and will pracice In the Courts of Law and Equity in the following counties, siz:- Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph. Tallapooss, Benton and Tsllsdega; also, in the Sspreine Couri at Tuscalvosa.
 0sy-Ofhce al Taladega, Ala. dec9Kv
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AEA FOR RENT-The Store corner Of Water EEsH and St Francis streets, lately occupied by Messrs D. B. Crane & Co.,, allowed to be the best business stand m town. Entry immediately. Ap-
 nov8 ply 10 HENRY & STODDART.
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r EECHES-sOOO fresh Leeches, just imported 1L in the Polacre Carlota, for sale by
 noy25 LEBARON & SON.
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UNPOWDER and Young Hyson Tea. in 2lb M canisers and 6b boxes, fnr sale by
 noy'6 II x l JONES.
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IQUORS- A 10 halfpipes London Dock Brandy l6 qr casks Cognac do. B do do limitation do 90 bbis N E Rum, 25 bbls Gin
 2 bhis Alcohol, 20 bbs Malaga Wine
 6 ar casks Madeira Wine
 6 ar casks Sicily Wine. In store and fos sale by nov22 SMITH, DABNEY & co.
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/zA FOR RENT-A connections and airy two EEssM story frame Dwelling House, si,uated on Gov ernnent, between Conception and Jackson streets, and lately occupied by ". II. Redwood Esq. Apply to K. L. WATKINS & CO.,, aovl corner Water and St Francis sts AA FOR RENT-A comfortable Dwelling E.s& House on the west side of Conception street. third house from Government, with all convenient offices. and in good repair. Apply at this office.
 nny1
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AN EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN, good E1 book keeper, etc, with an extensive country and city acqua ntnnce wants a situation some es- abolished house, with the expectation of becoming partner after satisfactory acquaintance, by invest ing $3,000 10 s5,000. Communication to II H. through the post office will bs received and promptly attended to- oc,l6 2i4
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28

NEW GOODS-New and rich Jewery, Silver lN and Plated Ware. just received of the latest and best patterns. Also, a large assortment of ar. ices generally kept in my line of business, too nu- merous to mention. For sale low nt No. l2 Dau. phin street. Tnovl0Kmol JAS. COMING.
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@sA FOR RENT-Two small stores in the new E.M building on the side of Commerce street, between Government and Church q. Apply to
 oct29 WM. P. BROWNE.
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SUGAR, &c--l0 hhds Sugar S MoLAssEs-20 bbls MolasseH LARp--S0 kesa prime Leaf Lard BAcos--l0 casks Sides; 10 do Shoulders Just received and for sale by
 E. c. CENTER & CO.,, noy2A corner of Couti and Commerce s,s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28

0ARDINES-In whole, half and quarter boxes. S just received and for sale bv
 noy25 JNO. O'REIl.LY & co.
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"A FOR RENT-A small Franc Dwelling on E& the south east corner of Third and Walnut sts.
 Aso-Four comfortable Brick Dwellings on the south sids of St. Anthony street, between Jackson and Claiborne streets. Each dwelling has four rooms with fire pIaces-also good kitchen, and we'll of water in the yard.
 They are BOW undergoing thorough repairs, and will be rented low to good tenants.
 Apply at the Merchants' Insurance Go. Office, cornor Royal and St PrancIs streets.
 sept23 T.. W, Mccoy, Secretary.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28

NOTICE-lnformatio wanted of one MICHAEL IN WALL, Ca Stone Masen,) who lefi me in New York un the l7ih June last, will be thankfully re- ceived. He was n Alabama when las, heard from. Any person who can ave information will peasa di- reel, care of WI. P. CoEYEksE, 2i0 Camp street, New. .Crleans. (novl5) JANE ANN WALL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12
Senatorial R.iectioa.

Gov. Wrght's nomination of Thomas Y. How,
Jr Of Auburn TO be an Inspector of the State Prison
a, Albany was on "Wednesday rejected by The SEN
ate. The injunction OF secresy having been ie-
moved, the vote is published-as follows:
AyEs-Messrs. Barlow. Beekman. Dennis,on, Deyo
Hand. johnson, Lester Porter Scdgwick sherman. Tai
colt, Harncy-l2
NArs-Mtssrs. Bartlt Beers, Burshsm, Chariherlin,
Clark, Corning Eaaoss Faulkner. FOLSOM. Hard, lsnes
Lott Mitchell, Srovii, Smith, Variar, wright-lT.
Thoreupoa, Resolved That the Senate DO not eonsen, to
the said appointment.
Ayes tall Barnburners) II; Nays Wings. Ma
tive, Ia Old Hunkers'-total IL.
The cause OF this jar In the machinery we under
stand 10 be this: ls,. The Old Hunkers have the
conlrol Of the Auburn State Prison. 2 The Barn
burners want it, 5, The latter have the control Of
the party machinery of Cayusa County, and proba-
bly, compose majority OF the party ,here-so they
held u County Convention, and nominated Sc, OF
Inspectors after their own heart, who would have
dispensed The Spells accordingly. 4. The Old
Hunkers paid no attention 10 all his assuming tina,
Couaty Convention had no RICH; 10 dictate the
choice OF State Officers 5 Gov. Wright. after
long hesitation, adopted the Barnburner's nomina.
tion. s The Old Hunkers OF Csyuga called upon
their brethren in the Senate 10 rejec, the nomna.
,ion Of their leading antagonist. How. /. The
Senatorial Hunkers did that thins-efectually.
We are glad that the Wing votes were no, cast
SO as TO effect the result, 1t was family quarrel
which nothing is gained by NEEDING with.
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Protection from Drowning.

In the Assembly on Saturday, Mr. Titus, IRON a
Select Committee, reported bill for the protection
OF lives on board steamboats, and other water craft,
which was ordered 10 third reading. II Is IN the
following words:
All steamboats, ard other water crait carrying pas
sensers of The within this state shall. he
provided with effective Life Protectors IN number Aid
pac;y sufficient sustain and doat each and every person
taken on Of sad craft The Life Protectors
shall placed the main deck In such place or places
will easy Of al the persons OF board and In
default thereof the prope;ors OF such steamboat and
other craft carrying passengers not having such
Protectors above directed sad boa: craft shall be
liable for risdemeano- and punishable BY fne no; less
than one nor thousand dollars be collect
ed as fines are collected b, law by Imprisonment
NJ; less than than two years. in one OF the
State Prisons Of This Provided that any tisaste
shall hagpen said other Graf, by which any pas
senger forced into the and loses his her fe b.
Of the boat craft having Life Protectors In
convenient place 70. said passengers
So. This &C; shall apply canal boats when run
ming in any Of the canals OF this STATE
5. In Of such loss OF lie Aforesaid IL shs
pra facie evidence such boat craft aforesaid
from which such loss 81 life occasCnet WAS not pro
vided It'll such protective this contemplated
thereby throwing the bGrthen OF proof on the popeiors OF
such boat craft.
81 This shah take effect the hTs; day OF sepieIn
Der next.
IS. This is subject to repeal amendment: b. the
Legislature any time.
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The common school Convention.

In the interesting and useful Convention Of the
= =
Couoty anc Lows SupcrlntehoeH's VI Common
Schools which mas lust concluded lis SESSIONS az
S,,,r,-s ,,,,,- ;,,,--,, s;s-r-sio,s ,ooL nl.c,.
$500 r
among them, one which resulted IN the adoption oil
2 wis. and coocilIatorv resolution submitted bv
n po,., ~ ~, rou.~e %, -, g., =,
4'S "a 800 - "toH S0''sse' ~ '''H S44eN' '''''
The Convention regard the Introduction OF The Bible
schools object earnestly 70 be desired but that
the time and manner In which his object IS 20 ee aco2
hed IS question which ought % Dc decided b. he IL
ha5ta.;s Of The Dstrtcts
( very frIl r-port of the proceedings * given IN
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Crops. etc.


CRors IN NogrHEKS lNpiANA--A Letter 10 the
Editor, dated South Bend, ST. Joseph Co Indiana,
May Isl. saws:
~ b,,. ,scsn,l,, t,,y-I.d -l,,or,b rho Counties
hase Ell! VI Ill =, To.,b anS
3i "a ~
L%PVf'e' III t"'s Eat anu Ia'e 'e . ~
say l'iat We nave never iau Oet'e' WDepec' % al
abundant wheat crop then We no" ha'r- Last
year our wheat "as heai!l 9es'fsFeu 10y 'Le ny
al preseht !. appears ehlely Iie4 ito' 'ha' dic al
other eFIls
TaE CROPS IN ONO The Ohio Cuavator OF ihs
IL , ~. hat ;he wheat crop Is not % generally in.
u-ed - w=s a: one time anticipated. Some se'ts are en-
arey tes0yed By drought and f'ss but such sas are
not numerous should he sssson prove favorable II
thought TIA Wheat crop Of oiio VIII De good one
Macon, Ga Nay5-Fhe severe and destructive
Drought ,l continues enhancing The valve Of small srais
and !eIo'iDs me PROSE. ~ Sot'on ero2. Hseh 2'
'se 1et.oh y e4 ri1.s - : - -s O-' ~, -
,i.y o. 'gs s M savs . eve, ss N.y
~ -, y,n- 1I,5, h,ya 4thsrei rom he.t. and frhi.
Georgia to Memphis Tennessee viii De hef4ithg f5rth
.aor, crops.
Bf-y,ro Nay9-After day or two of exceed.
lngly E.w and cold weather ~iIh rAn. and Northwest
~ind cleared or nisht before lat. b1 st cold hat
heavy white os covered the ground and Ice plent
fuy found IN al the standing shallow Of the
ard ssds u The morning Yrgii and early g2r:ens,
ie4-. Iazs; have suffered mech.
.,.S,- S-Tst.r fecza n.a-Yvan riybrh
=. - -, a. yr.,sx4,v-;,l nj. borss M Uni,
=. -. - -,s. w ,e,-,,,-s, - he -r,~r .-.rts4
- r r, -.
cI2ES'.-I re Euidse u C"4ql''p1s, ~ Aoa s.
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From the British West Indies.

The Bermuda papers of the 2o;h ulrino contain
acvsces iTom tle wiudwafd ISLANDS OF a late date.
received by the roya! mail steamers al Bermuda.
We CLEAN The following Items.
BRITISH GUIANA -PxSAL SYrrLy;S<r Some
he Court OF Policy prdyins portion Of TIA: country
nav 5e turned penal settlement Some where On
tie Co-anyae River uen;,ored a. ;he locality OF ;he
teuer which II Is proposed sail ee thrown open of the
accommodation OF me criminals sen, the seas al
the West India Islands
TsxlpAo His Exceilency Sir Henry Mcleod
hsG returned from Jamaica. The month Of March bad
Enlaerru2;edlv ale az favorable FOR sugar
EE-rants continued 70 arrive from ;e ISLAND
The In; Coole >hr was daily expected nom lr1ia
BAKBADoeS.- present crop season n baIoa-
htOes has he avorAsie that the planters have
had for years shaft very superior coal has been
discovered rore plantation estate. whc iof pa;;a
lion purposes, IS considered Guy equal 20 the imported
English csal.
ST VJycESr.-Ther- have been several attempts
70 Ere property in this island The iuPcIt duties II this
colony have bssn considerably Eed1ce4.
AxrIGuA-SiT Charles Eiizroy had returned 10
;5e Government OF that Island The approval OF Ire new
franchise b. her MAJESTY had been officially notified
DoMINlcA The new Governor, Colonel George
Mcdonald with bis lady and daughter, arrived there from
England on the ltth u,.
ST. Lucia A slight Shock OF an earthquake
Eel; /; s.. Lucia Or the 3lst III.
ToBAGo His Honor President Scott. who sue
ceedeG the civil Government OF this STAND the recent
Iea;h Of General Darling. died The Ith u,- Taus
within one month has the colony been deprived 81 two Of
her rulers. Eeye- prevails I; This Island.
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New Publications.

IL AMERICAN FACTS Notes and Statistics
relative 10 the Government, Resources, Baggage
men;, Manufactures. Commerce, Religion, Education.
Literature Fine Arts Manners and Customs of the United
States OF America BY GEORGE Y. PUTNAM With Port
rats and Nsp"has jus; been By the publish
srs. beautifully executed IL Of 292 pages. and
reflects credit the author. We shall speak OF :; more
fully.
C. The FOREIGN QUARTERLY for April has been
brought out by Scott 4 Co. |; has articles on
Pic,ure,-B.dsh Inda-The An;igone-The Heroic Ages
OF the Sor,h-Thierss Consulate and Empire-Teachng
Languages-Guizot and the Right OF Search. sc. &c.
The ENcycLoP EpIA OF DOMESTIC ECONOMY,
Part II.
CorlAxD's DICTIONARY OF PRAcrtcAL MEDICINE,
Part VI. and
The Pictorial BIBLE, Par; 26,-have been sent
Us by the Harpers.
lJ-"PLATo AGAINST The ATHEISTS: or the Tenth
Book OF the Dialogue on Laws, accompanied with
critical Notes and followed by Critical Dissertations
the Main Points OF the Patonic Philosophy and
Theology compared with the Holy Scriptures BY TAr
LEWIS, LID Pro-. OF Greek in the University Of
Sew-Ycrk, has JUS; reached from The Ha-Pers- We
barely this work now and shall review /; 1t an
early day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

SATrzL His-oAY. ZooLccI. oaSOTHoLosr, Ac--The
zoolosca Institute locomotive and INTENDED visit al
.ae :owus h4Ie. AID caes Of TIE Cn.en, exhibit
ins AZ the Garner Eighhst- and lie Bswery.
Ing Of the abGndAn; patronage bestowed il I,
p-.es NOS. Of lie animals existence and
asc.ts n school The s;rdy hose VITO telrh, il
gazing wonders o. animated single Visit
70 tbs Institute will enable The observe. 10 correct
rather ipor:an; a; have erer; he works OF
Goldsmith. which ic- he les: MY years have been suffered
70 pass c=-rea; and uacoec:ed. To ctte solta-y
s4nce. Goldsmith IN his Natural H;or, hls he folly 70
aaoq; soe Of The cnst-ost;es Ct tie Arabian Night,
Entertainments an l. down zrea 1-t, TIA:
ez5 !, ca;abe u b.ss and often actually does. o;e II
we bar Of l.cn Thee n his Iasi:zts ;0C-
Hye.as the rsh,t kind and they cannot and DO
10; bite Of even he leg Of Fer LTr,5ao thetr keeper
.I:aocsh ke enters ;heir i;hou; hesitation
e i.c. x tie Hyeaa- unte- his aaaassIncnt. i not
neeh more furious than the Wei or TIE bull dog
Tie Institute WI leave his week aat auy Io,s
yes- -aay pass s~zy before "a ESe as.iu Il IS
crowded Gay md night.
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DOrrisln.

sembly on Saturday string Of resolutions approv-
ing of the course of Dorr and his adherents, and
declaring their Constitution the legal form of gov
eminent of Rhode Island! The Assembly, by 81
to As, ordered the printing of $500 copies of the
Report and then the majority laid it the table by
81 TO. not ven,uring to endorse is doctrines
Though dared to come 10 direct vote upon ,hem)
but willing TO send them abroad 10 deceive and mis-
lea tha simula
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

o. The Morning Ners has contracted the bad
habit OF putting its fingers in other peoples dishes,
without caring TO know what ii is about. Thus,
on Saturday j; mixed in 10 our discussion with
the Columbus (Ga) Times, and twice misrepre-
sen,ed US on a vital point, as follows
The radical error rof The Tribune consists in the idea
that matter hoe high the Prree is consumption M con-
hRUe"
THE Tribune affects the aosu.dty of iacreasi0g demand
BY raising prices"
We appeal TO every reader 10 Judge whether this
'absurdity' was ever advocated by us. or is any
thing else than home manufacture of The News.
Our position, so often stated. is, that increasing
the demand for an article of which large number
or quantity can be produced cheaper, proportion
ally, than small one, ,riR inertsby lead 10 re-
duction Of price. The News coniounds cause and
effect. The cheapneSs Of Newspapers in this coun-
try, for instance, is not the potential cause but the
resulting consequence of the general intelligence of
our people and their addiction 10 reading Given,
the universal appetite for reading, the cheapness OF
newspapers-the elements of their production bsins
as they are-foows of course. But newspapers
might be just as cheap in Tartary as they are here
without creating any corresponding demand for
them.
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There were no important charges N the markets.

F.ou HAvAyA-By The Rapid we have received
files up 10 the Both ult There was an undertaking
contemplated TO establish llie OF steamboat com
municatlon between the Island of Cuba and Porio
Rico, for the purpose OF transporun. The mails be-
tween the two Islands The steamboat Narchez
was TO be the pioneer IN this line and the govern
M mt had agreed 10 afford certain degree OF SUP
port TO strengthen The enterprise II was 10 COM
rIence in all tins month, and the route 10 Porto
K co they are 10 touch at the various ports OF Gba-
I'd, Mayari, and BaTacoa-also Neuviiss.
The Habaneros were rejoicing over The increase
OF omntbuses IN their city.
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I.nndIortl nnd Tenant

.aIr. Harris OF Albany made minority Report to
the Assembly on Saturday on the subjec; Of the
laws affecting The relation OF Landlord and Tsnan,
accompanied by two bills: one 10 abolish Distres.
for Rents; the other ia relation to Tennres Mr.
T. r Lee OF Wcs,chesier objected 10 the second
reading of these bills, so they virtually knock
ed in the head.
The bill previously reported to EQualize Taxa
tion, Coy taxing OUTBREAKS, &C. of the nature OF the
Van Rensselaer, tenuyes) was ordered 10 third
reading, BY 20 to i6 Mr.. T. f. Lee voted for ii
(when he found it would prevaill in order to move
Reconsideration and then TO lay that motion on the
table, which he did; but his motions were both
nesatved-,ha' 10 lay on the table by IS to Is; and
thai to reconsider by IS 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

Rgonz ISLAND The General Assembly ad-
journed on Saturday al p O'clock, 10 meet on the
fourth Monday IL June.
The Ac; Of Amnesty Introduced N the Senate b. M.
Potter was referred 10 Select Committee st5g II
L:en: Gev D1an. Bristol John Il. Weeceu Of North
Providence. and joseph Smith Of Warren with Instructions
20 report in Jcne The reference j. "a
Il the Eocse Resolution introduced by fenne-
Brown zPpon; Committee prepare BIZ providing
the liberation OF Dor The Resolution vas lAt on The
i4hie D. : vote a. IS % =.
An &C: vas passed Hber..ns Ness-s. Boswer;h AID
Heath ;hei- takis- the oa:h 81 allegiance
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TO.DAY's OUTSIDE

FIRST PAGE.-NOtices of New Publications !;
Appointments by the Governor; Another Interest
ing Letter from Havana, (No W Crops in Ma
ryland Heart. Rending Affair.
LAST PAGE.-News Items Commercial and
Money Matters Shipping Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

Loer IoyEr.-Et XIII be recoIecfsd iha, Nr
Thomas A Sherwood Of K.nssnury Washington Co. y =
81 weeks since iost .obb-3 Of tie rum OF
aSo1: s!Oe The money has yet teen restored, AID
Il :. believed Tia: eescript!oa OF the bCs may
is recovery, :: PrePe- rxckAse consist
ed Of Sii Of TOY City Bank and potss
.aree 1ss Of the Whitehall Bank azd the TeInaesr, %
I'VE collar notes G. Tie lat nsinee Bank
u BALrIsozE has now 100 Churches, OF which
- Ne,hoist Episcopal, - Presby;eran Catholic
10 Protestant Episcopal, Baptist, Lutheran, &c