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Schr Advent Johnson Is days from Newbem NC with ma
val scores, TO Ps Spoke ult LAT 81 55 Ion 70 So schr
- Helena from Boston for Wilmington, NC The A has
been blown of twice. Game up under sail
Schr Napofepp Young 10 days FROM Swansboro NC with
naval stores, TO De Peyser Whmarsh Has encountered
Sc we're wsaher-in the late gale stove buwarks SC
Schr Rochester Lark days from Bsta ore with mdse
schr Wave. Sterling sdays from Virginia. with oysters to
master '-'''
schr Midas, Phillips. from Vienna with corn.
Below.
Two brigs unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Duchesse dOrlesns, Davis. Havre and Others.
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SALES OF srocxs-Bosror, Feb. IL

SaLEs o. SrocKs-bosroN, FEB. H.
20 shares Western Railroad os}; do 9sf Is do East
Boston Co. lI 80 do llf do Ftchburg Railroad II2;
50 do Norwich and Worcester Railroad ISL Is do Tai rs
do -; II do Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad
0s3; 80 do Reading Railroad, 23l % de Wilmington RR
5ds, 2l IS do All; Is do al; Is do New England
Worsted Co. l0l4; 90 dividends East Boston Co. 7I6
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Married.,

On Friday, the 7h instant by the Rev. Mr. Davis Mr.
VIM NJ MORTIMER, Of Glasgow, Scotland, to Miss JANE
M GILBERT, Of New York.
AT Norwalk. Ct, on Tuesday evening, 18th INST by
the Rev. Mr.. Woolsey, ANDREW BaYsoN, u. Navy Of
New York. to CHARLOTTE NJ, daughter Of Mr. John Ar
mold, Of the foT mer place.
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There has been increase in all the departments but
Specie which has increased only little than two
thousand dollars while the circulation is nearly one hun
dred thousand dollars larger than in January 1884,
In January, 1885, there twenty Ave Banks in New
Jersey-in January 1874 there twenty six and
banking movement Of these Banks the two periods
annex It will be that there has BEEN the mean
time, great falling off in the discounts circulation and
depOsits
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Iews' Imminent and Eel

Dalicy's Magical Pain Extractor Salve.
his only agency 81 Walker STREET, first store from Broad
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Comstoclx & Co . Concentrated Compound

Inid Extract OF SarsapariIla, Tor the cure Of
Scroful,, Mercurial Diseases,
Chronic rheumatism, Biles from impure state Of
General Debility, the Body,
Cutaneous Diseases, liberation Of the Throat,
Scaly rrupi0ns, Pains aud Swelling of the
Pmpes or Pustules, Bones,
ind all diseases arising from mpare of the blood
|o,%res and mppdence in life excessive use of mercury
This celebrated medicine prepared in the approved
hammer from tbs purest ingredients and is sold at such
RENE low price that all afford it. viz per
bottle 81 Dozen large bottles Others that sell
e price Of 81 bottle 1t BE- found only
ourtandt 10 fremont Row. Boston, 60 Second street.
Pt. Louis; and SO Poydras street, New Orleans.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


wGA-a1I.s sx zNNkT Thsfrakk, CIRCUS
saane..h TfI-------4----- - s.- -vrtrf.
M@f OPEN EVERY LyENING,
sATURDAY1 '' &1sEYERooN.
THE GREATEST EsWS55s srbA TROUPE IN THE
Hi ssi & Ss2s
Ns.ss saIss wiz
MAD Antony WAYNE. ,e ...
BOLD HORSE TD'EivlLDARE. ~'o e-.
"AS; sS S ss' .ss s,
eSseed 0 ,oassS. w w e tRi' he
THE e TRi i5fSislf' 81 Isfsrih.iinSy iRry.
!, The Charac.rs sustained BY Treble Company
Of the highest eru'a0n S Sndb ill., be esrhsa by Of
Prices Of .admsssion.
Fist Tiss q Boye Paraue.te ...
PALNOs OPERA HOUSE.
GEaNb bf ceoSSBET Fl N q
Nigh *; ii
e A And With
t.s Grand Ethiopian orsratic Bueta BOHEMIAN
THE vIRGINIAN GIRL.
BY the whole Troupe.
ass%s Gsd faSs psns
Jumbo %ni .. JUN ssaola slf siyy o Ti.n 1Gss
s HPI 81 PINK S.,i i.'........... So Tomats
I, the q iss ,ssI: wil scni Tde.
GS BY as 6 s S..h. E .:
and raauss 50 cents Second tier Private
8. an &c ct *
u bouquets be bought q the door
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Medical NOTES.-The Advertiser OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established
the Suppression Of Quackery in the OF all Diseases will
paper. w. s. RICHARDSON M D. Agent
Office and Rooms Of The College as Nasssn ssr..
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Walker street. first Broadway where be had the
nsse Cement for mending broken glass, china, &c.
Ped Pommades for the harback, brown aud fair and all
DDS Of choice perfumery and fancy articles.
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All PhiiaaeIphi. subscriptions to tn

All PhilanelphiA subscriptions to ths
HERALD be paid to the agents. Zeber Co.. Ledge
BUILDINGS Third street, near Chestnut where single copies
tabllshment wholesale and retail
u With the exception Of paper the "Heraldn is read
much perhsp in any paper Published
trements handed the half past O'clock will ap
pear in the Herald day. nj "
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February.

WI wind and storm and snow comes February
- Aud Doctor GourGud whose delightful trad. is
To make up PoupEE which takes off the hairy
Musachios, which too oft defoms the ladies,
Informs his friends that at his famous store
The I.IQUD VEGETABLE ROUGE is sold,
BY its free the cheek looks pale no more
:, And GREciAr HAIR Dye blackens locks Of gold
Now lips are cracked, bu, GoUR Aups lip salre heals
Eael, coral injury, OF shields from harm.
Just try his articles. GoURAUD app ais
: To every beauiy-they'll increase each charm.
You'll hndat 81 IN WALKER
Whatever for the Toilet may be meet.
HoURAuDs Identifying Preparations, he il remembered
as his famed FINE ITALIAN Soar is TO be found in New
k only at the Original Depot No CT Walker street, first
Ire FROM Broadway.
yeus76 Chestnut st., Philadelphia; Milk ST., Boston;
fleton, Lowell Green Co., Worcester; Chapin Co.,
nsSsd; Dyer, Proyidsncsi Bull Hartford Ferrs Middle
~ a3t River street, Troy Peace Stanwix Hall, Albany
prs, Hudson; Seth g. Hance. Baltimore.
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Look Here s-st. Valentines Day.

All Ia the morning time"
the old poets sing, aTomorow Is sr. yALErrrNE's
Now Their fore, every body and The majority
go RosG 90 Nassau street the ceverest fellow ii
aleatine line know Of His assortment comJrehends
" thing, witty local. humorous pathetic sentimental rich
and glorious, imported and home made and splendid b.
u tscrrtion You them ON six TO ten dol
Ia piece. Remember STRoNo's, 80 Nassau street.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

"A Z.
WILL BE SOLD Public Veudne Wednesday, the 2Sh
DAY o February next at IL O'clock A. NJ at the late
idence Of Heory CARL deceased Real Estate which
dd posse ed situate the Of Huntington and county
OF Suffolk sz: the Homestead containing about 1870
and on which are Dwelling Houses good Barn and Our
budings good Well OF Water the door, and large
pond Of water WHICH Ia. failing the house
whole Farm being in coed fence; oiec Timber Spou
Land adjoining the road leading from Dixhils Sweet Hol
0w CONTAINING by estimation 40 also another
timber and sprop Land known by the Of
near the tathoow Hills containing by estimation. 81
also another piece Of spout and Timber Land lying
me house rmp valentine snd adjoining the road leading
or less; also Of Salt and Sedge Meadow
acres.
The above will be sold altogether pieces suit purcba
ssrs, ANY Lexon DESTROYS Of viewing the call
Jaesb & Carl on the premise. Gilbert CARL Dizhls
lyn, and indispTtanle titles given for the same
GtnINnK In CCARRLL, Admins.Iators for them.
f9t26&ec ' - - - > 1870
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Children cry Tor sherman's Lozenges and

well they may they produced astounding cures
Than medicines which have been before the public
Many who have bsen suffering under long continued coughs
aud have despared relief have found Sherman Cough
antidote while his Worm Lozenges have raised
children from declining health thar ali the nosums
together which bear the name Of remedies Do not
Buy only Of Dr. Sherman at his warehouse los Nassau
Ssnds Of East Broadway and Market street l89
Fulton street, Brooklyn; Ledger Buildings Philadelphia
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Captain Brooks, Of the steamer N,mrod, re

follows He crushed his finger and sweed pain
him 50 excessively that he was laid five days He
onld not reduce the swelling PAIN till friend told MIN
take off the poultice and put Councils Magical Pain Ex
tractor from CoAsrocK Co., 81 Courandt street. Capt
bad TIE Sve and used once and five hours the swelling
removed and the finger nearly WELL Capt has also
use of burns and the effect has been mvelous He
Dozen and declared he would be without this Save
has srn dozens to get it, aud will verify all herein say
hnd much moe.
This Save will the following complaints or no pay
taken for it, wiz
Burns, Old Sores, Erysipess,
Scads, Bruses, Pmples on the face,
Spvains, Scroula, White Swelling,
Fruptons, Sore Eyes, Piles either blind or
Chilblains, Sore Nipples bleeding
CAUTIoN-Sold only at 81 Courtandt fremont
Row Boston So Second street. ST. Louis and 50 Poydras
New Orleans.
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, - New York, Feb 9, I845 :
THE FOLLOWING ARTlCL Es will be sold a. Public
4 Aucti at the u. 8 Navy Yard BrookIyn L. o.
Monday 18th inst IL o'clock Nj under lie direction o,
the subscriber, viz -
BIB! Pork, Tin Pan,
and w 0dhs bbls Beef, is boxes Pepper,
lS8- 9bdths bbls Flour, p,ir Scissors,
1853 lbs Rice. ! Mess Pan,
254 lbs Raisins, o. lbs Tobacco
1921 lbs Bead, Horse
SIX Tea. pair White Flannel Drawers
2boxes Hacking Il pair Yarn Socks,
10 ia. k KNIVES, 3 pair Yem ockings,
10 boxes Mustard, | White Linen Fsock.
300 Sewing Needles. pair White Linen Trowsers
lbs COFFEE, 3 Blue Cloth Jackets,
90 lbs Cocoa, White Flannel Shirts.
q lbs Cheese Black Silk Handkerchief
bbls Indian Meal Spoon.
~ bush Beans, 3t5 Thlmbles
2lbs Bnter,
Terms Cash.
JAMES H. SUDAN. Navy Agent,
fe9 TO IT rc No. SO Courtlsndt II.
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MALAGA. Dec ls-An Nautus Lincoln: Ro.ton.
Orleans disg Lewis Besse from New York arr; sypi
Snow and Erie Gunby from Baltimore dg Carolne THO
Grinde sld a3d salqda Washburn from Palermo for New
ST LyciE, ia no date-n port, Sparta Drinkwaer, from
HALIFAX, Ms. Feb i-Arr Actress Donald New York
The Nova Scotian Of the Sd, that few snug
suitable for the West India trade might fluid employment this
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AUCTION SALES.

BENJAMIN MOONEY Auctione-r
A UCTlON NOTlCE-H Hardware, Cutie, & Fancy Goods
NO q Maiden Lane general assot%sat Of Hardware
Pans ke,tles Nails Hinges Locks. Files J,panery Spoons
fea and Pocket Knives, Table Knives and Forks Saws Sc
Aiso casks Holiowwae. Csrvers. Shears, &c.
Also French md German Fancy Goods Dressing Gases
Combs, rlayiug Cards, Brushes Pencils. &c.. &c.
Also OF Id yer Pencil ases Eve Glasses
Watch. nc. Catalogues ready. fiji ltsec
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BY THE CAMBRIA-VAL NTTNE s
Ho. no for the dav when true lovers may
Their to each other impart,
Uncensur'd by those who feign would oppose

BOOkBiNDERS AND IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN
BOOKS AND PAPER.
THE undersigned beys inform his friends and the public
that he has taken his brother, H. r. sackmann
partnership aud that after this will he carried
under the above m which their
with the that sl orders either inused
them, will have their best attention.
February 10, 1915 fla 3lsec
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AUCTION SALES
REAL ESTATE AUCTION SALES, at the Merchants
~ Exchange, attended by the subscrbes usual
liberal house Brooklyn property will be at
tended James Cole 63 Fulton street, Brooklyn
vertissd in both New York Brooklyn papers, by
+. H. LUDLOW 4 CO..
laS0 2w*rc % Broad street, of Exchange Place.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
DIED.

oa Morisy. alss instant; OF har0.Thasc OF TIE !1,,
DAVID T. WILLIAMS. III the 3ith yes- Of his axe.
The relations and fents Of the family requested :,
attend his funeral on Wednesday afternoon III Inst Il
O'Clock, frszn hrs late residence Nc. so Oliver ST.
On the lg,h inst, MIS- MARY ADAMS, selNct Of AEs.a,
Adams. aSed Il years
Fer friends and those Of her sou. Joseph e. ADAMS I'll
her so-a-iaw A. Decker, invited 20 attend Ter ze.
lai on Tuesday ed inst p A. from heE late resteeae.
No Market street al 2s
Yesterday morning. ai,cr short but severe lisea
HELEN daughter Q: John and Elizabeth S. Wiley sSsa
years and rncnlhs.
rh relations ara friends 0; the fsmiy ara respectfully
invited The funeral srvss At the residence x
her father. a7 Tenth street, tais afternoon ~ oe
He. remains will oe taken Springfield. Mass fr la;sT
.neni. tomorrow u.crnirs.
Apri 2.st Abraham Guest 80: Or. Joha Aeeille. is
2oth, james Williams. 81: Sarah Ann, wife ot wm An
derscn; Mrs. Susan IL. Bird. s>
18Th Mrs. Charlotte ieSnans, lS.
18th. James X. Achcson, -.
In SrooAlyr on MoEday morning, ais. inst ALBERT
ROYAL infant son OF Albert T. Willis, agei hrsc oehs
A, osueSo. llth. Mrs. Eects RrrlIin, -.
Al CINCINNATI 18Th, George Fox, 20; native ef Ers
lsrd.
Icc n y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
Uinterton.s yyri.ing Academy.

The name, II which this Institution s conducted Hnd tie
extraordinary hch has arended Nh Winer'on IA
b0. have produced their e-nlie effects upon The pubic
mind Ne tntereed peon who inquiries iEa the subject
doubt that. Teacher AID Al Ariss; IN ms
on seiaIdepartmeat William B. Wnts'cu has rval on
this SIDE the Atlantic and that, N Europe he has
superior. The rirritabe Of hs pecansh2 the wFn
deu! appropriateness Of hn style TO aetus! business and the
cen:iemanke aabty of his mane rerde: ha univ-rs,& &
respected and admired wherever he kno'Sa There are
writing .us.;ers IN America there hu; ARTIST
We rDe.n. br the AIst. dourshcF-cne
who hts time In manufacturing uEnsturlLlookin
eagles. fishes. and NsPoleoa We mean tue. psac
teal penEiaIone understands the tue philosophy c; hs
is RppcaSns The ousness Of everyday he and caa
rsaaly othe-s- 7; useIes
specimens OF ornamental work, s ar IneFtoa devoes h,
,pe and asn;io. but style Of oFT-H,SD PESN,Naiy
which the pupil viii fad useful eveiJ heur OF h lie, aad
which can readily be acquired by al
The advantages ola good business hand ineacsis5ie
Fha been many yUuas saa adtet fortune; and too
sanG who moment suffering Iou the Of
poverty, SE; be eoyn- Honorable independence had they
beea able 10 ire Thee arguments which .ns :;
approve themselves the Prartcs mind,
more thsn ordinary coeeney.
Urul tie Is Of Nay NJ Win:-,oa VII continue teach
rs reduced puee, VIZ: Teo Doiars aaS Ea!f for
course Of Tea Lessons ard Fer Dollars for complete
course Of Treaty LesseEs. In .sn esocs The pupil ia make
such Improvement will aonsh himself anu Il twenty les
he vii be fully prepared with rceEsts practice. esr
Counting house the word. The reduced pees oe. The
Inducements hoec i;h whom tie -zviag few
dollars Al object Hundreds ava!uE ;ersycs OF tbs
Opportunity and M wln;eoa large eks,es bear
nes 70 ;ae unprecedented progress wh;eh MS system enabes
hes 10 make in ;;e Wehsvc young
commence rn6er hrs triton. whose wn,n. as
scarcely Scse the CONCLUSION ef Tie hey N
-ap't AMI beautiful style with lhs greates; ease!
Nj Wir.ertol may be MS AeaGe1y tie GruEt<
Bslifzss, 81 B-sdrGp. where Book Keeping IS ksxse
taasht in lie mos; thorough and ,stsae;sy manner B
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
The CalIfornIa Forgery.

lust at the moment when the fate of Annexation
in the Senate hung trembling in the balance, story
was started al Washington and trumpeted all over
the Country, purporting that there had been found
on the person of Santa Ana by his late captors a
Treaty with Great Britain by which Santa Ana
ceded California 10 her in satisfaction OF certain
claims This lie had its effect, but is now dead
enough |, is impossible that Santa Ana's enc
mics in Mexico should not have proclaimed cir
cumstance so calculated TO strengthen them and
ruin him with his countrymen had there been
word of truth in it. Their utter silence acquits
the fallen Dictator and convicrs the Texan fabri-
Gators at Washington BY the following extract
from the proceedings of Parliament, March 7th, it
will be seen that the detected falsshood is thor
oughy nailed:
Mr.. John s Worlley asked ifthere was any foun-
dation for this paragraph, which he read from The
Times Of Thursday -
The Presse states that the fall ofSanta Ana has expos
Cd cf the vastesi projects which the undermining am
bon OF Great Britain conceived II appears, from
the correspondence the Ex-Pcsdeut OF Mexico with the
nasres of which he had reserves fer hnse co0s!dera.
be portion the OF cedng absolutely TO Great
Britain the magnificent province of California considered
valuable bot by Great Rrtain and the United SAFES.
that latter In the year 1881 offered 100000 dollars
harbor of San Francisco alone II is not necessary
20 dwell upon the extraordinary coincidence, which exists
between the means employed by The British Government
with Santa Ana the possession OF California, and those
formerly used with Esparcro for the possession OF the ISL
anhs of Annsbon aud Prince, OF the coast OF Africa.
Sir Robert Peel believed the statement 10 be Ut
terly without foundation. "Sr, lsee great many
reports spread abroad with reference TO the under
mining ambition OF Great Brain;' but rather
think they are oflener circulated as palliaiiQn ol
others than of the British Government. Cloud
eheers.) can also answer Tor the late Govern:
ment on this point, as find no trace whatever OF
such correspondence. repeat il, the report is ut-
terly d. sttute OF any foundation"
crnn-nt, | take the liberty of assuring the henora-
bic gentleman. that they neither in 1857, nor IN any
other year, offered 5000 600 dollars nor any other
sum, Tor any Mexican port"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

MILLINERY ASn FAScY Goops haze rarely
see t!cher display OF tzIsery and lncy goods th,n Is
offered 10 ihe pubic BY ls2acks & Ra-so No. 10 JOHN
street. fes doors east of Broadway. silks Of all kinds
quaIies celors ard shades iboons o The cbsst patterns
and artificial aoTs OF such beautiful texture ard huish
t1; 1t woId puzzle the Impractical eye TO distinguish
them from Natures hanciwo.k Then su Al assortment
o. ladies' dIs misses eoI-ets Of the best braias
and OF he latest and most fashionable sapes; Nezpoan
Or Siberian hcrse-hsr bonIe amber at sht a.!
Hty IS summers mons and Last The Incompatible E-
or Persian silk bonnet In this srticls the mann
scuse- has reached the very Of the manufacturing
a We advise oCr LADY friends ir want Of millinery or
cured elsewhersl 10 call II once :. 20. Is Jeln 81
Eve Mirror
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

SurxxvrxE H.us For centuries the 'wesfPha-
liza Ham mas been an established iayoIite wiIh cpl
cures and It's excellence has caused II to make the
circuit of the globe Its popularity has induced great
Cincinnati surtnGhOuse undertake 10 rival weshaa IN
American a-tille aud believe the snocsss Ct the e.
fort is cspiete The Western hog wild in ihs woods
and the p-aires nearly his whole m and has very
nearly related rs his German rival irom WHOM The frnnrs
Hams are obtained An Indian. Illinois shoie, WHO
gets his living the and bOautiGv supplied BY
Nature has Qualities in with deer than
with one of the fay. greasy. saybge-t, st;erashDS
s,utes thar disgrace the Of hog cites Fo1
those who es, Pork OF any ao-t, Duse,ds Cncru.t-
cured wes7has Hams The very best AID least exceF
ronshle kind The wholesale sgen.s fer ;her IN this City
Messrs McGresor. Wise s. Norris llt Fronts;
OF Wall
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
Our Relations with Mexico.

Speaking of the probability of war between
the United States and Mexico, the New-Orleans
Picayune of Sunday, the 18th ultimo, has The fol-
lowing:
1.-The papers received by The mall yesterday confirm the
report that the squadron about the Mediter
ranear had received countermand ORDERS and that the
vessels comprising ii will proceed TO the Gulf OF Mexico
speedily rs they be got ready fcr This Is wise
measure precauon the part the Government and
one which, II does put daInpcr upon the besereI
disposition of Mex viii at least afford security 10 Amer
time concentrate force along the capable of redress
ing promptly any wrongs that may be committed against
United States citizens "
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
PRocEEDINGs OF THE Law COURTS.
Superior Court.
Reirrn chIef Iusticc JoNN.

BeiOre Chief Justice JONES.
NORRIS I. SAMUEL vs. JAMES STANDARDIZATION 70
recover s657 and interest for gold and silver watches sold
hr rsinrtH 10 defendant in jane 1855 The defence
rat hs terms OF contrast provided that the watches were
10 he paid for or returned. and that 10 PEE cent ects
sion WIS n be alewedthst Nr. Steward attempted to
.ie the watches into Canada but they seized and
he Is them The agreement 20 10 per cent. conais-
s,ors was denied Verdict for plaintiff. S'2S SO cents
rsfr She,,vard Is, we believe, native Of England
RICHARD TlGHE ". FEI.IS o'NIEL.-StANpEs- The
ari are aorS the defendant Keeping store IN Chat
han, street and the rlan;iT having men, and working Sr
dcfendat his residence being At % CherTy-sree NJ
oNe went to III. place OF latter dAy in January ss
and cor coat which had been made for HIM He pGd oF
tho n aS and went away. Subsequently he stated that
he had rt his pocket book At the shop OF Mr. Tghe ard
th the latter concealed and kcpt there being ct 'he te
"a, In the rocket The present action for lner Is brought
verGc. for plaintiff S25, which carries like amount OF
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
The Attitude of Mexico.

very general feeling of reIiefand satisfaction is
evinced here in view Of the tenor OF the recent ad
wees from Mexico. The iidiugs of the triumph of
Annexation at Washington had been received with
very general and profound Indignation, ard no;
one voice in the whole Republic countenanced
acquicscence in the inIquitous, nefarious aggres-
sion But there had thus far been no outbreak, no
tumnlt, no injury TO the persona or property OF our
counfrymen. The Mexican Congress was deilber-
ating in secret session the course 10 be pursued,
and il seems highly probable ihata cessation of all
intercours. with us, Diplomatic and Commercial,
would be unanimously resolved on Farther than
this, we hepe Mexico will not CO. Should she pro-
claim strict non-ntercourse, Missouri and the
West will be deprived Of lucrative trade with
Santa Fe, while New-Orleans and The South will
feel the want Of the precious metals which Mexico
has hitherto so largely supplied. We do not feel
30 sure as our contemporaries appear 10 be that Mex
leo will not resort TO harser measures but we can
not doubt that her true interest and that of mankind
will be subserved by keeping within the limit Of
non.intercoHrse, instead of venturing upon war.
The Evening Post makes itself merry over the
idea of the Pennsylvania policy" proposed TO be
pursued by Mexico, as calculated TO work greater
injury to herself than to us II mus, be very
strange measure Of hostility that did not inure its
authors nearly as much as their adversares. And
yetwe must believe that, in the actual condition OF
Mexico, resolution to shut out the manufactures
not Of one but Of all other nations, until she could
naturalize such on her own soil, would prove real
blessing TO her people. They need industrial de-
velopment; their Agriculture stands greatly in need
Of the stimulus and ready markets which Manufac-
tures would give her War is blight to Industry,
but wisely modelled and well improved Non-I In
tercourse would prove different affair. But a Non.
Intercourse with US, while her ports remain open
10 European fabrics. would be simply annoying to
us and would accomplish little for Mexico