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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

Caracas letter of date mentions the departure from
that place Washington of bearer Of dispatches from Mr.
Ellis United States Charge Aaes to Venezuela and adds
Il supposed that the refusal Of Congress appropriate
Com Daniels, Of Baltimore the fixed by the Executive
Of Venezuela in satisfaction of his claims the subject Of
Of the dispatches from Mr. Ellis OF course, however this
conjecture II is time for Government to act with decision
in such cases.--U. s. Gazette.
We do not understand the reason why Government
should in the at ALL Commodore Daniels commanded
the Colombian Venezuelan Navy during the struggles Of
those countries for independence He was, firmly of
opinion citizen Of Venezuela and whatever claims he has
upon that Government became due him citizen Of that
Republic He gained himself distinction an officer
and highly respected by the Government Of Venezuela He
retained his commission for many years after leaving the coun
try, but received neither full half pay He Is now IN
South America, probably prosecuting his claims He Is ma
tive Of Portland in the State Of Maine. Boston Journal
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

SrInIT GAsThe almost unnumbered accidents that have
occurred in this city from the OF this article, should
think would be sufficient deter discreet persons from having
any thing do it, Every few days hear Of person
burnt from the bursting Of the lamps and in most instances
death follows, and sometimes valuable destroyed
On Sunday evening last about O'clock of these lamps
exploded in the dygoods Of Messs Bennett Il Rhodes
in Spring street, Thompson and set fire to the bed of
the young lad who slept in the store The boy made every
excon to quench the fire by stamping upon with his feet
but unable do and who attracted to
the place by the cry of FIRE forced their way into the store and
dragged the bed into the street. and thus saved the building
from destruction.
short time since young lady severely burnt by the
bursting Of one Of these spirit gas ampsn this CITY, She
mken to The country where she died three days
rom 'he effects OF the burn There accidents occurring
continually from its use so that we consider one Of the
po articles that person have around their
premscs.-Netc York POST
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

Car SroSE--Thousands Of spectators stood gazing on
Friday afternoon to see workmen hoist the cap and top
mast stone to its place the pinnacle Of the pre Of Trinity
Church. in Now York. hundred and eighty feet from
the ground The men the top looked like putians and
the sight Of bcholdng persons working SO ngn IN @
and Al such imminent peril made the spectator dizzy In
few DAYS the machinery and scang Of this exquistey beau
f spirc will be taken down, and the whole work will then
be seen in all grandeur II IS not generally known that the
tower from top to bottom, is solid stonc with not an inch ct
wood The weight is therefore II Is SUBJECT Of
great congraulaon that up TO this time, although the men
have worked in imminent peril, and when one hsc step or
movement would be fatal there has not been hc slightest ac-
cident--Ne,c York E1Prsss.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

An application lately made 10 the Chancellor Of the
State of New Jersey, by the counsel Of Garter and Fare,
who under sentence Of death for the murder Of the Cast
ner family, for writ Of TO the Supreme Court Of the
State TO the judgment sentencing the prisoners into
the Court Of Errors for review Among other points raised
by the prisoners counsel for the consideration Of the Chan
celor these;
Tha in Parkcs case the Jury summoned for the trial
resulting in his conviction having been exhausted by the cha
lenges Of the prisoner before the panel complete the
Court directed the deficiency TO be supplied from the bysand
es when by law il should have been supplied from the
general panel
hat IN passing sentence upon the prisoners, the Chief
Justice did not state upon which indictment they
fenced, for the murder OF whom, the place Of execution
The Chancellor. after hearing argument both sides, al
lowed the writ OF error, thai the viii go up the
Of the Court Of Errors and Appeals the third
Tuesday Of July
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

WHITE CHILDREN AMONG THE ISDIASs.-The st. Louis
Republican states, the authority OF gentleman personally
cognzant Of the fact that the Usage Indians have among them
about fDeny white Children whom they purchased from the
Camanches by whom they stolen from their parents in
Texas and New Mexico. The paper says in addition
Our informant states that such Of them have been
by the whites said to be spghy and intelligent Children
Of both sexes but generally have been taken young
have lost all recollection of their parents homes, Of the
place from whence they taken. The Osages will only
sell them for horses goods Occasionally they bring
into the settlement TO barter Off few days since gentle
Of Newton county purchased for horse pretty girl
about eleven years old few days before informant lc
another Usage brought in boy about eight nine years DID,
which he, however, did not succeed in selling.
Should not the United States officers look 10 this, and is
not the duty of the Indian Agent inquire Into this The
Osages have purchased them the tribe is poor and they
should be paid for the restoration of them The subject is
important enough enlist the early attention of the proper
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

A San CAsr.--A Bernc, New York, few DAYS ago. a
little girl twelve years old, daughter Of John Banner was
hung TO death by schoohouse window falling on her neck
She had forgotten book in the school, and fearing that
Of the children would get hold Of and il she re-
turned lifted window, entered got the book, and was max
ing her egrcss by the means when the window fell upon
her neck and she persisted mseraby All school win
dows prevent the Of such Disasters should move
up and down with weights,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

great cutlery is made just now about the inter-
ference of foreign nations in the domestic concerns
of this continent. Very well; we have no idea our
does not concern them, but should pay vastly more
regard to what is said on this subject if the savers
had not been just the people who have always been
ready TO busy themselves in matters wholly out of
their province. These are, for the most part, they
who encouraged the invasion Of the Mexican pro-
vince of Texas ten years ago; stimulated the dis
turbances in the Canadas; stunned the ears of the
country with "Repea," and filled the pockets OF
O'Connell with rnf''-all OF them clear inlracors
of that excellent rule !" mind your business y
These people should hardly complain when the
measure they have so often melted is measured TO
them again.-Geo. .4du.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

The last Nauvoo Neighbor "a Mormon ourna) publishes
the following notice from WV. SNTH, the brother of JoE
SMITH. From its context and the remarks of the editor,
suppose the mantle of Joe has descended to his brother
"DEAR BRgTHREN AND SISTERS After having been for
long time bueted upon the Of affection after hav
ing suffered for long of years after having acri
feed all this worlds goods, by mobs at different times and
after having suffered much and affection from the
loss Of friends and relatives, still do not complain but
main resigned TO the will Of God who knows what best for
his Saints.
"And hope that my brethren and sisters will remember
their old and tried friend, (Wm Smth am ready 10
the calls Of the Saints and confer upon them their pa
tiarchal blessings they desire Residence Water
street, house formerly occupied by Mr. William Marks
SmrTuv
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28
Remnrks hu he Editor Of lie Neighbor.

The office Of Patriarch the whole church to be
father the church, and to confer blessings lis members,
according order handed down from the first Of Pstrarchs
the present BY OF these great and marvellous
have been predicted which have received their fulfil
after many generations have passed away for instance,
Jacob blessing his Joseph Moses blessing the tribes OF
Israel, &c.
Father Smith, the first Patriarch, and Hyrum, his success
conferred many blessings upon the Saints that made their
hearts glad But they in the wisdom Of God have been cali
ed away, and William the and brother succeeds them
How many now will say wish had my patrarchal bless
ing This has been the amenson Of many the death
of Joseph and Hymn William the last Of the family, and
truly nherts the blood and spirit Of his fathers house, well
the priesthood and paarchcsl Office from his father and
brother legally and by hereditary descent.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

The manufacture Of figured silk bands is about to be
mcnced in Bangor scale No mandatory Of
the kind has yet been established in this country One
of the parties eencerned Mr. vosEL, Swiss by birth, has
effected great saving in the business by substituting the
powerloom for handabor and it is said that aloom
sructcd his plan is capable with the assistance Of girl of
only moderate skill, Of weaving thyseven rbands at the
time The persons experimenting the machine
change the patterns at pleasure.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

SCENES or VIOLENCE AND Dg.rp-In New Orleans on
the night Of the 18th, there was fatal aray IN Pbilppa
street. IN which young named Robert CresweI clerk
IN mercantile house, stabbed badly that he died in
short tune The deed supposed been perpctrated
by another clerk named Swiizcr who ;mn,.,;.,o Al l
had not been arrested at o'clock There had been an obi
gudge between the parties On the preceding Monday an
ARRAY took place at Baton Rouge between Berry Lively and
Furgason shot him about PAGES with load Of huL &
which entered his breast The murderer made his
Sad donss these The Of epubicanism suffers by
such outrage in this country.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

ne Miners journal says 'hat ION wednesday fire
communicated by spark from blast two kegs Of powder
in Hills mnes and explosion followed which snrularv
enough, did other damage than slightly 10 burn two men
who standing between the two kegs Their fortunate
escape may be considered miraculous"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

The Legislature Of the State Of New York has
ordered new census of that State 10 be taken, in
consequence Of the alleged effectiveness of that
taken under the authority Of the United States in
1910. The takers directed, in addition to stat
ing the age, sex, color, &c. of the inhabitants TO
enumerate the quantity Of manufactures of all Sorts
as well those made in families as those fabricated in
factories the number of of land in cultivation
and the products in quantity and kind how many
neat cattle horses, hogs, sheep, &c. the number of
deaf and dumb, lunatics and idiots, their ages and
sex, and whether supported by the public or by
their relatives the number of children attending
schools and colleges number Of schools, academies,
and other seminares Of learning, including the cost
of buildings, &c.. number Of places of public wor-
ship and the cost thereof, and the real estate and
improvements belonging thereto partcularizng the
denomination to which each belongs number of
hotels stores, trades and professions and the sala-
ries or compensation of clergymen and lawyers
with variety of other useful information.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

The nsoence Of the Locofoco press, in repre-
sentng the Wings who disapprove Of the course Of
the Administration on the Oregon question want
ing in American feeling and devotion TO their coun-
try, is thus properly rebuked by the New Orleans
Bee:
"The Washington Union the Wing press its
pacific tone in relation to the Oregon question The
insoent it unjust Because the Wing press is less
clustering and violent its denunciaons Great Britain
than the Locooco small fry, who talk of England if she
would expire outright at simple oburgaton does follow
that in the Of actual collision the Wing party will for
instant forget that they all Americans The Union
should know better and its relation respect
able able and dgnied print the Baltimore American
richly merit the rebuke which receives the last
that paper.
eve but speak the sentiments of twenieths of
the Wing party when say that country dear to
the noisest Locooco sanghanger the land that
willing fight in her Defence and protect her
rights, dignity, and honor the brawing pothouse
politician valiant Ajax, who defes England on paper
Whenever the United States determine war, the
her people is simple They will pause inquire
into the right and wrong the pros and of the quarrel
but will with common accord, rally around the standard
of their country With few and uncomfortable exceptions
persuaded that this is the universal the
American people But surely, before have reached
crisis before declared, while the subject may leg
maey discussed while the portals of Janus open
every American editor imprescpible right
view the question under the aspect which may compor
with his reason and judgment To term those traitors who
honestly believe that the Administration should pursue pru
dent and cautious policy the Oregon question: be gull
y OF rank and ou calunny upon class of citizens
way worthy brave, and their revicrs
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opinion obtain that object. The Register says:
'Now what are the facts Of the They are to this
effect Immediately after the passage Of the joint resolutions
and the signature of the President to the known in
Mexico rather it considered probable, the
Mexican Government submitted this Government to know
what propositions would be received and acted To this
President replied that proposition other than that Of
dependence uncouped with any entanglng alliance could
would be received, and proposition would be acted
by him tina, he would receive and lay before the people
and the Congress any proposition acknowledging the ndcpen-
dence Of Texas but that il be consider
cd that he further pledged than this These and
these only the proposals alluded by the Mexican Minis
in his message the Chambers This and this only is
our President pledged to do and this happy to un-
derstand he intends doing short time the necessary
documents be translated and submitted the people"
The New Orleans Bee says that most Of the
Texan newspapers are excessively indignant at the
foregoing developments, and even the most moderate,
such the Houston Telegraph, expresses an en-
phatc belief that the proposals Of Mexico will be
promptly rejected by Congress.
The Neb Orleans Bulletin says that, whatever
the terms of the treaty may be, it may well be pre-
sumed that they will not meet with acceptance
among the Texans. No influence, will now be
strong enough to thwart the will of the people,
and defeat annexation.
The United States revenue cutter Woodbury. ar
rived at Galveston on the 3D. instant, from the Balize
with dispatches for our Minister in Texas.
Captain ELLIOT, the British Minister to Texas,
came passenger in the New York 70 New Orleans,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08
uayrc Markets.

HAvRr Nov H. ls45-C onon-During this week, ,he
character OF business has BEEN generally speaking that
of steadiness the demand has been gaiy regular. and
the tran upon the who'll, have been TO fair ex-
tent; but owing the tghness in the money market
and the intelligence from England OF the uniavoraoe
state of financial matters there buyers evnce reiuc'
lance into extensive operations and IN the pres
ert situation OF things spectators keep entirely IN the
back ground.
The demand has heretofore been quite devoid Of ami.
nation and although the daily sales have oeeh larger
than previously noticed they have nevertheless not en-
ceeded the limits for immediate consumption, and deal
ers from tie trade evidently purchase with great de,
gree of circumspecOn Prices however. exhibit good
degree of rmness and descriptions oil American cot
ton an improvement of II has taken ace on the previous
quotations. ....
New.Oreans at "a e9f 400 do 10 arrive IL a72; 1909
Mobile CO n 1Gf 20s5 Upland. 50 AZ The import for
the same period 1895 bales.
sales.--future has been a complete stagnaon in this
article since our report and prices looking down.
We however still quote American Porash first brandt at
35f 30 and Pearas 37 50 per 30 Kill duty (S25) paid.
Stock 3l00 bbls. Pots and 200 do Pearls.
Htdss-Want Of animation continued to predominant
in the demand but several auctions have taken this
week and the following the sales record viz 932
St Domingo dry 66.c 495 DO damaged at 35c to "a
$50 Laguayra damaged at 81 TO 81; 23i Pernambuco
drv sailed danrged at SOC TO 70 1000 New York wet
sailed at 36c TO GOT $40 New Orleans wet sailed at Bic
to A. 325 Ooorto do at s!c sii 3735 Buenos Ayres
dry a. 81 to 9Oc 1898 DO damaged az % to 7c gig
Laguayra and Car,hagena ~ b TO IOc and III oaeS Last
India kips at 90c per Kill duty paid.
Hoys-Ths article remains neglected: and from the
total absence OF speculative feeling there every reason
for coaecturing that the crop In Europe mas yielded yet
ter than was anticipated. The first sale viii Proosoly
not command than 1907 to 1857 per 81 Al. duty
$3.50 paid Our stock al present CONSISTS OIL only "
bales growth. ,,
Pice-Our stock of Carolina Rice being nearly exhaust.
ed nothing whateyer has been done this week and we
quote prices as previously at t4o to 43 per 30 Kill duty
q BIB paid In East lntia we M haEe 70 noce sale Oh
700 begs Bengal, to arrive at - 90 Tor nome use
TalL0u-Very little inquiry has been manifested this
week the only sales report being 200 casks Russa,
to arrive at f. 80 TO % p, per 30 XII, duty paid.
JYheG; trc-Since last Wheat has experienced an
advance az the last Mon:iyicrs market. the average at
the end the past week having been COT and this week
elf per sack Of 200 xii. Nothing has been done in
American Flour OF which our stock in pond amounts 70
100 bb.s Price 3if % 30 per Dbl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08
Liverpool Grain Market.

Nov. 1.-THE duty on foreign Wheat ths week is
reduced to l4s Barley 10 65; Oats to As on Rye
TO So. Cd. and on Flour TO 60. ID.
The improved aspect OF the trade on Tuesday has
since been firmly maintained notwithstanding other
English markets from which reports have been receiv.
ed in the interval have continued devoid OF animation
while the consumptive demand has proved OF limited
amount speculative purchases of free Wheat have again
been repeated 10 chiefly upon irish orders
at Id I'd advance old and I'd Sd per 10 lbs. on lew
Wheat mud fr sale was experienced for free Flour at
slightly cnanced value Upward OF 5000 barrels OF the
latter in bond changed hands up to 32s 3D. for best
quality of United States
Two or three cargoes Of bonded wheat also found
buyers-Poish Odessa Is Cd, and Baltic at IS Sd per
20 los Our market to-day opened firmly, but owing TO
an Indifferent supply the subsidng OF the speculative
spirit and the OF millers the business was rl.
fling AMI the advance but barely sustained. Sack ADD
barrel flour may De quoted 6dQls dearer, with mod
crnrey fair sale.
Beans and Peas in slow request but support their late
value indian Corn without inquiry and noninay cheap
er Very little Oats Oatmeal Offering The latter az
retail ls per oad higher tnHn on Tuesday An additional
cargo OF bonded Wheat was sold to-day, as well
small quantity OF States Flour without change IN
prices. lLiverpooi standard
Nov la.-The market on the 18th inst toernby
well attended and there fair sale for lVhcats alto
gether TO consumbeIs Id to Cd per 10 10. above the
rates Of that day week The advance upon new Wheats
already NOTICED not supported. Flour had but II me
dunn demand prices, however. were Oh To Is dearer.
Oats and Oatmeal were in moderate demand, and the
latter obtsncd 35s per load for best qualities Nothing
passed in bonded articles
OUorATroSs-C Canada red Wheat 3s cd ga; white
9s oil United States red duty paid IS l0d IS 20
per 70 lbs Canada Peas. white, IS Sis per quarter
Fl5ur. Canadian sweet 35s Cd a 31s. United states
sweet Ga 3Ss Doth duty peidl do do in bond 81
32s Cd United States and Canada sour 32s Cd 3is do
in bond ~ a 2ss per barrel Indian Corn 40 As PEI
$50 lbs; do. in bond 81 a 33s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08
.ondon Corn Excl,onrc-Noy.

The report gives good arrival of grar particularly
Of foreign having been received during the course
of last week and there also on the whole lar
suppl; Of Irish Oats. OF Flour OF our own manu;gc-
u!e the quantity reported exceeded 5000 sacks and
we had also 35l6 barrels in from Montreal and Que.
bee With English grain throughout the week the
market was moderately supplied if we except Barley,
which came TO hand 10 the extent OF about GOO
quarters The amount OF business transacted during
tn.. week large but disposition was eTinced
for falling prices and the whole rates were iuly
supported AZ the end of the week on the lew sales
made This morning there moderate supply OF
Wheat fresh up and fair arrival OF all spring corn ne
Wheat trade opened with rather more activity ana iuly
last weeks rates have been obtained the general quality
othe samples being about the as on TINS day week
Barley mas been in moderate request still prices are on
the whole barely so good as on this day week The sup
py of Oats both Of foreign and Irish caused prices to de-
cline bu, factors DO submit to lager reduction team
ls per quarter from Fridays rates Beans %. lower
Windsor and onspod varieties scarcely meeting any de-
,nan6 The sale for Peas has been brisk and all varle
ties bring last weeks rates In Flour or other articles
there ia no alteration notice. There has been on the
whole less demand for Seeds today than for some time
past. -.
The arrivals of wheat coastwise into London nave
been small during the last eight days but aone quantity
of the supply oil the preceding week having relsinto
unsod the show AT Mark Lane has been t9eraoy soou
On Wednesday the hentish stands well nied out
there was not much offering from Essex. The mliers
acted the cautious system as In the nee.ni.5
of The week refsn. purchase more than J1st sun
cieu for their immediate and pressing wants lec'oI
were not Gisposed however. 10 submit 10 an! iai
abatement and the retail business done was Mt Nohuay
ctrrencv Later in the week some sleht
took place in the demand but tine inquiry was not SUM
cieny active to enable sellers TO obtain more money