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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
THE TRIBUNE.
For the Nrw- ork I Tihune.
THE POETS RESOLVE.

THE TRIBUNE.
Fur The New. York Tribune
THE POETS RESOLVE.
prcr csAsen.
Rsr the Spring leaves were on the Trees
o, ere the chill had left the breeze.
] late was wandering, i'll at ease,
Near e green city park, whose gates
Frowned on the poor, like turnpike rates.
Bu, oped TO lords Of rich estates
Through iron rails The dust and din
c,ur. vhirIing by, and sweeping In.
Mat;,e arrange discord with the green:
Bu, in the midst little bird,
JJoon q eaAess branch heard,
And straight my heart within me stirred.
said, Sweet bird, frs, voice OF Spring,
Like me. thou hast thy song to sing;
But scarce hast heart TO DO thing
SO all uniting place and time;
These dull, dead walls Of brick and lime.
And life within them, build no rhyme.
The world we make untunes the strisg
On which the poet fain would sing:
His voice is dumb, though il be Spring.
A world OF customary rust,
A thoroughfare of noise and dust,
Blown all about by every gust;
A harbor for insipid can't
Void wastes unknowing what they want
A service heartless all, and scant,
Brough, TO the shrine Of truth and good
Weak purposes half understood
Tame slavery TO every mood.
For tones of love, fault. finding sneers;
For courage, unavailing fears;
. For truth and beauty. asses ears
! And then the worldly grinding cares,
The pitfalls and the sugared snares
That catch our spirits unawares.
These clods defile with mud the fount
Whence clear poetic waters mount;
We have no visions 10 recount.
Hence grows the poet sleek and tame,
Fed on the worlds gross praise and blame,
III BC lOkClo lOl Wudt hC CdiICs
His eye is dull 10 heavenly light;
He hath no word Of lofty might:
Far better die than thus 10 write.'
Now while the bird sang out aloud,
passed from underneath this cloud,
And found purpose, noble, proud
will not, like these fettered broods
Ofpoets, speak from vulgar moods,
But court diyinest solitudes.
And though this life around be cold,
Tame, customary, sensual, old;
will at leas, be free and bold.
Like thee. sweet bird, amid the din
OF fcities, will yet begin
Music that springs from life within;
Thoughts that from deep intnitude
Come darling down with strength endued,
Shall flock around me any.hued.
Words of sincerity and truth;
Tones that will inly cheer and sooihc,
Persuasive as the smile of youth.
Not from the fashions Of my time
From Beauty's own fresh garden prime,
IN Gull the thoughts that fill my rhyme.
And these shall kindle quick. and spread
Responsive radiance round bis head,
Who feels that Poesy is not dead.
And thus shall work to issues fine,
Not from virtue thine or mine,
But because stepped in truth divine.
sprii 3th. 19%5.
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SAILED

Ships New York, Lverpcol Suy, Havre; Russell, Ham
burg Arosto, Havana; iouqus Canton; Nance. Mobile
Barks George Henry. Lisbon; Due dOesss Marseiies
Brigs Margsrct,a Barbadoes; Taranto Glasgow, ant
others. Wind North. Weather hazy.
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Ia NOTICE BAKGAi%. -,

Ia NOTlCE-A BARGAIN.
ra.fR COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE
near The Village OF SOmerTie, Somerset County
WHICH Is pood The tqiIJipgs ar Iii n@w md bull,
within t,yo gears House and both built by days work
aad of the best l;er The House Is bait ia the cottage
nlsed with marble msnt-ls PIAZZA 5; I or, and u f,,t
down each s.i-tngeter with Observatory the Of
s,id House tostory kitchen IN e re4r ard Cellar undsr
tn, whole o; tbs Main Building with Psa,res and N tagged
through te best The Barn is 60 feet long and
painted whiie-C CArriage-fIouse ce-House sc. Al=o
great variety o Fruit OF al descfptions.oseter with
quantity Of Shrubb-ry.
The Premises lie within four hundred yards OF the County
Seli. aud sbouta quarter OF mile of the Railroad The
place IL about hours and rf from the City Fer
ir ftcuAfs inquire OF the suoscn-r and Proprietor Oh The
SArGoS.L HOTEL, No. CeuftlaEdstrr-t. New.Yofk
CHaS WYfEOFF
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MARINE .IOuRNAI
PORT OF NEW-YoRK. APRIL
CI.EAREI.

CLEARED.
Ships Liverpool Edridge. Liverpool, Woodruff & MIN
turns; Archelaus, Bartlett, New Orleans VIM Wilson
Catherine Berry. Charleston Geo Sutton; Marianna Phil
lips, Apaachicola. Post FhillIps.
Brig Republic, LIttlefeld, Mobile, L ID Hurlbut Il Co.
sloo9 New York, Jones, New Haven.
Steamer Vulcan, ght, phiad.
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SCHOOLS.

CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHooL-Ihss Il; Fhii9-
- losisa ias;itai- n s. dse 81 h.Iia ~ .Sse. .
~Ht u Classical Sstiet well hose aboutt 70
-stcr this school and b prepared uHe=T n 81 n -
any co1.e Dl= s:re=tcn Is also gwen 10
kHssh Lite5eiae aEd .r vz5ous nr4nSn-s 81 S
EuaEs sush Charges for Tuition iior 70 - eoziI y.
49, eefoIsS q ~. 70 nSr-nf. lad
70 EItr. hs--- Is raece- aIsZveo9
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, a. .AIDpLtTQWN.
to exceed .sysTe n:rnr inae nanbef Of fssden
Scholars. The year VIII be divided 1;c ts ss.lons ORG
SIX week, ;oH November Is.
Term. lot board tuItol washinE; fuel snd irhts, on
sl1 70 SIG Per arnum, aceonE tn ta sse una 'u o. ne
The REGULAR Of instruction ~il netuds the Enzlsh
desired parental ,uperviou *i be eHsrce ove tne pupils
In -ierence 70 her physical and sIa
be obtaet he Bookstore OF Pratt, oodiord Co. o
Apr5,sh. lsi5. EofiN D. '0't''o--D' - =, ais swc
PVAhDI,t sCnOOL FUfl Boie.-y osoOrN,
h Obtained Of S- Geo S-el-y 3oe Pearlst; J. Dmon, -
EsfssG5 H.si'aT F5S M 4 sy SroPs P9TA
DKEPARATokY (BoA;DiNG) SCHOOL. MIDDLE
L TOWN, conn. =. Il. CHASE. \. ~ PRINCIPAL;
Established in 1875 Sessions commence May ION ana
Oct. 18Th, continuing five month"; a. $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college OF business and person
al attentions secured pupils fully as IN The most
expensive schools Lads from New-York are placed in
charge 81 careful person soia- ard returning Circulars
Gt * Market-siree; ard Ia Broaeway- dt3yc
DOARDING SCHOOL FOR liALE PUPlLS.--!iemP
d stead SEMINAR Hampstead L. ] branch Of the L ]
Railroad q miles from Brookign T-rrns from 81? to sie
Circulars At j. Ghsab-rlIus SOUTH i4!Izn-
street. Also Sewmans Book store 10 Brozt'y2r he
PRINCIPAL 5uring the month of pl az rs Nissan se sur
Term Commences the iirst ci MAY
mh5 2rn- NATHANIEL DUNN. !. VI. PRINCIPAL
L'EMAlE EDUCATION.-The Misses ADAM OF North
nmpou Mass. popote 20 receive INTO Their family, s1
whom thcv instruct N the usual
branches of educnon and whose training, moral 2hysl-
cal and intellectual .ihsy will sahiuT fevoe Themselves
The advantages OF Northampton location two well
require particular mention and one OF tne most
cie the village occupied by the family They
hnye experience encha. md are iamsr wh The
principles of instruction sccesiuiy adopted by Geo H.
E-r>on F.; u.;On TIE SpriG- will cnuunence
Tburday. MAY lot Fo, pnrtcrnTs 2. 20 terms Sc ar-
ply the Misses ADAM Northampton Reference may lie mnde
~ Boston 10 Rev F. : tannet;. d. D. y-fork-Rey. H.
w Bell,ws Norhnrr.nn-Rev Ruf's Ellis. nul I'm,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

WARRANTED tASI-SIEEL EDGE
TOOLS.-Tlc real gsnure Congar's Tools
iRf3A can only be had at 80 Attorney-streei,
iE4TR where they are made and finished with
- my own hands; therefore recon-
mend them and at George Briys 6s co.'s, Pattstreci.
Those tool. offered by Osborn & Little 35 Fultonst.
and other stores, stamped "Concer" not my make,
and are designed 10 deceive Mine are stamped thus
"Conger Ncw-York. 33 Attorncy-st.' The name Of j.
Concer Berry is also added-he having interest IN the
business liberal discount Dealers. Please observe
thos,arnn r25f 3rus1 John CONGER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
LAMPS, CUTLERY, &c.
PREMIuM STORE

CoUTHoCY & MEYERS, 34i Broadway, respectfully
" invite the public call at their store and examine the
richest and extensive assortment TO be found in this
Country, Of bRoEZED and ORM0LU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE, MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET and READ
ING LAMPS, cANDELABRAS. GIRANDOLES, BRAC
KET BRANCHES and CASDLESTICkS, in every vail
ETY. OF patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS new and superb article, Pc
culaIly desirable FOR packets and steamboats,.
In evidence OF the superiority Of this portion Of their
stock any other Of its class offered 10 the public IN ts
City they with honest pride refer 10 no less than SIX
GOLD and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded 10 the
manufacturers within the last years for the greatest
variety and beauy Of patterns and the unTvaed finish Of
their work
Every article sold by c. N is warranted 10 be what
they represent, and those who wish to obtain first class
goods price of=n paid for such rs are OF very info
rio quality, requested 10 favor them with Gail oeioE-
purchasing elsewhere.
~ A liberal discount to Churches and Hotels CT y
collar LAMPS. Ginudoss. Hall Lamps, Tea Trays and
y Britannia +. a Sets for sale grry low prices BY
WA. Z. .STOUTENBCRGH. li3 Fulton-st.
between Broadway and Nassau street.
Fine Table Cn,le-- sale ~ shove 40
SoLAk LANlrs. matt LAni.9 aud Dixon Dixon * son $
low prIc.S By WM. + ST0UTENBURGFi, li3 FultoG s..
betwean Broadway aud Nasssu-st
Fine Table Cutlery for sal. as above al
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
VALUABLE PgoPERrY FOR SALE

lr-l IS NEWARK, n. }:
mt The subscribers offer sale the following described
-2..Gl property accommodating terms VIZ:
4 ;hree story Brick House IN ew street within five
minutes walk o the Railroad Bridge The House % f. front
aud BY feet deep with eet ptazza good well Of
water brick csern. The House bulk the substan
H. and approved modern style ot % feet BY no. Contain
ing great variety Of rut OF the choicest kinds
4 large and well built Brick House H2h street. most
beautifully located commanding OF the whole city and
large OF the surrounding country. The House s. q Il
ca and By IS feet deep containing large n1mber OF
we'll arranged lad observatory The top The lot
is by 59 feet dep with carriage house the
rear By % feet brick wood house The house
t4ns every convenience for large aud seutr-l family
Brick Hsuse aad Lot IN Clinton street. The House
soTe i'h an attic p leet 'front.' ny % ieet ter with TWO
story frame dining kitchen the good we'll
Of dEd clS with pumps the kitchen. Lot 80 feet
front b. 2o feet deep with an alley IN the far running TO
Mulberry stf-rt.
The above property will b sold low and possession given
if d-sired tn St May An Of th,r. we'll located
the wants OF those doing business u New and de-
couarry residence. Apply 10 KING BOND.
a. 1--we 6s-n-rti g-nrS @S Broad ~. Ssn-rk. n J.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

mend 10 the attention of the Interested.
HORACE II. DAY.
Successor TO the Roxbury India Rabher Co.
"Nonwlon Jan Is. lS45.-psar Sir; Above please hnd
our draft on -, for -, the balance of your account
,gainst us We take pleasure saying that after full
and fair trial OF your Rubber Banding that for the purpose
for which we have used it, drive heavy or light machines
with taut band that II gives the fullest satisfaction.
Yonrs, very truly MOSES PIERCE,
,,, Agey, Norwich Bleaching and Calepderng Co."
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
REcTlRlED CAMpAENE

RECTlRiED Ca8lPHENE.
WE ADVISE ALL who desie uistehrss hshtto ~
w that .CsmpheEei which manufactured by WEbb .
Chs ncel ApIaatas We convinced ha: no otnst
article Of Campbeae' compare wiih W~bbs III asy
ons OF view The article of CaEnpheue being e1e9s,s
" important that they should kp2H
uh-f obtain the pure.t and ehescest article
y Canal st. GS lnsoa
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
MILLINERY GOODS.

6r LADIES ATTEND.-lShACKS s. RASSOM,
E No joast will lbif das 20 ces>, Of gezuine
HS N-aoon Bonnet, Of the fHeS rua and Of ;h-
W. fashionable stapeI. LedleS call and rIamae year;
Srht<D itIDbUss AND BUNNEr SlLh>-L. NJ
y STEVENS 81 Beaver has snd the largest and
bst selected The sbov- Cords TO be iouud IN t-
CITY Persons dsror. Of making b-r ecIons ths
suited zat tha; asches thar ;h
prc. vond do well 70 call before purchasing. MIX that;
MIL
&C LIET THE Gypsy no THE GIPsY.z--No Gip-
II se1 OF every and style. just received Also
Of fancy Stcv Goods. sach Royal
L4c.s Ve1eans Prince .7ltertI Lace NsoPolins. and
.iouSs1d and o:hpr which Offered the public
such prices will Induce any pUfcbzS- who may
call upon fm2e) ISaACKS K RANSOM. Is Jehn-<;
AIDES WALK FORWAKD.-A fresh supply Of
IL anoltan and Venetian Erceo- Bonnets. together
with Ribbons of the richest patterns and Of Ell coors and
shades opening by ISAACKS & RANSOM.
as is John
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
ClAI,.

SS IN PER ToS.-PEACH ORCHARD COAL,
pc.cOkED ASH, dlschar.ing from boats, constantly
broken crd Eg-StoTe and Srt-eive-ed a. above free
of chaEss for carase Also, Lehigh Coal, White Ash
Schuylk1l, LTerpool and sdaey Coal. Apply TO -
T. STOKES DICKEkSoN,
diOa is7 Anshony-s;. near broadway Tabernacle.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

(,HEAP Table CUTLERY.-The SUBSCRIBER re,pect-
Sflly informs his friends and the public that he cor
siany keeps hand, his Cheap House -Furfiisiisg
store choice assortment Of Table and Tea Knives foin
M TO So 50 per set and Carvers and Steels TO MATCH
and fine assortment OF Pocket aud Pen Knives Alss,
German Silver and Britannia Tea aud Table Spoons. and
good assortment Of Britannia Ware. such as Cofee and
Tea Pots LAMPS OF various patterns and sizes, &c &c-
Alsc Tin and Japanned Ware. and Tea Trays Of various
sizes and qualities Also, Hardware and iolowwafe,
such Pots, Kettles ETC.. Sadrons, Brass Kettles etc
Carpenters Tools cheap and the best quality such
Panes Saws Chsel, Nails, Locks Carpet Tacks etc
etc An excellent variety also of WOODWARD and Baskets
such as Tubs Pais boards Clothes Horses. Wooden
Bowls and Choppng Trays Broons Cradles Basket Chairs
French Travelling Baskets etc. Carpet, straw and split
Bags etc Likewise Brushes OF almost every kindCloth
and lair, Scrub and Paint and busting Brushes Also
Fine Teeth and French Dressing Combs, etc. ETC.
Please call X. L. JoHSsToSs, - Catharine-strcet
where you win ni excellent assortment and all very
low. X. *. JOHNSIoN os Cstharine-'ueet'
n. Toys OF al descriptions al wholesale and retail
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

pOAkDING SCHOOL FUt Boae-y CsoOrtS'
ID princi1ai-Nsw Canaan S-rninary. c. Nnsr 81 pu-
pills limited renty-erns S139 year if6nl'F; n,
t- oht.inea OF Nix Geo S-eey 2oe Pesrlst; Dlmon ~
Ririnstnr. W HasirshAw IS Henry: W Browning, p
Nnrr nn-a-st. M piilln Enl,nn-st Bronkiyn as I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
sI.NFV
PAUL. 3. GODDARD. VI. D
JOSEPH F.. PARKER. and

IN PURSUANCE OF IN order OF the surrogate OF the
County OF York notice tereby gwen 10 a per-
sons having claims against ELEANOR WOOD late OF the
Ct:y OF SewYork widow, deceased 10 qreen; The sane
with the vouchers thereof The subscriber III Ms Store
No 81 Beaver-s,reet in the CITY OF NeYork. or be-
fore the nineteenth day OF June next. Dated
the 10Th day Of December lsi4-
dl- lawtIns THOMAS DENNY fSeciiIo--
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
WERB,S CAMPHENE

WEBB'S CAMPHENE
| NOT ONLY ACKNOWLEDGED TO De the pursst but 1ht
Aesp"zt article existence for producing artificial light
&c advance the OF the material being the uniform
pries 20 yendsrs. Distliery % Canal ais insod"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

TINABLE CUTLt tkY ordeIs received for Richardson &
sons ,uperio: Ivory and Srlitip Knives aud Forks By
ma S,y JANES WF,EkES. q, john-Strert
A NIEkt,. AN CO LEnl.-lNvry nbHe, amd tofhs IN
N or pieces aud also III dozens With or without
Eo,kx for sale Nv a W. SPIES & co.
a 2lg Pearl ~.
TlNrA TrAY- AND " AN t.RS.-.l " SriEo :. %
L 2iS Pearl st. have fall supply Of Tea Trays and
Walters which they offer the trade very low
Also Dixon Sons Britannia Tes and Coffee Pots new
patterns. ~
ID ODGEKS x SONS CUILEtf.-A. w. sflt:S *
II co Pearl have received an invoice OF Rod
gers Sous genuine Cutlery. consisting OF Fen aud Pocket
Liy-s Scissors and kazo which they selling al the low
price. sr,, ,.
Also are now opesng SPLENDID assortment OF Table Gut
lerv from sheffield consisting of Table Knives and Forks
C,ivers Butcher Knives. Scissors Ivory Sets, al
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

NO CAPITALISTS.-For sale. The Right for an Ash
SITTER commonly known Bulls Patent oti Ash slit
is an excellent article will ashes without making
dust with but little time aud labor has received tie
of mary who have used them and hes been
extensively introduced Apply a. BULLS Scale Beam
Manuactorv, 81 South William and 81 Sioue-sts
Sugar Mills and large assortment OF Scales constantly on
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

Tue Bosroy APOSTLE OF TEMpEEANcE.-The
following extract from memorial lately presented
to the Legislature, and published in the Boston
Courier, exhibits TO view the work Of a true phl-
lanthropis,-himseIf poor mechanic, bu, who has
eniphuiically gone abeut doing good in his gene
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

JbANC Etsl-1 sior- the bascritcF q - irs
Ctrcuit-Dayid Mcdowell and Mary his Wifi. epnPlai1-
katherine ksrdoi I:E-. sers esieps
sn,l for Partition sac and rzrtiiioo o lsnts-t r-d
eriek \. Coz OF Ne-Y ork Coplairas Solicitor
H. Wars Of the dciendanis th whose last psc=
residence IN West Troy NepS required
rea- tins by the sev-sfh DAY OF July tie Bill
hIed therein will be saksa confessed By himNeNI-s ors
Aprl Ist lct5- aps isw3w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

Di ORDER OF Hon. Elias hanson, FIRST jude oi ne
- County Courts the County OF Niagara and Council
or-at-Law in the supreme Cou, notes herebf gwen
that attachment has issued asaus; he estate % o 6
JDga Depge nonresident debtor, and thai the same VII
sold iur the payment his debts unless ne 4eH III
discharge such attachment according law within zine
months from the hrs; publication OF ihs notice and mat
tie payment any debts due him br residents OF ihs
and the delivery TO him his use Of any property
within hi, state be0r 10 him and the transfer Of any
suca property b. him, fabdten by law ard are Foid
psied LockYort, Angus; 18th, leli. j. c CoLEOS,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

A-A A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-s!tua;e on
5 the Kingsbrdge road between 5;h and 9th avenues,
1924 and 07th streets, containing acres OF land IN
good cultivation and aboundiDg In fruit trees shrussery
&C. The ground Is elevated and commands a noble view
of the waters Hnrsa;e and Fast River and also
ensve view Of Long Island. Terms made easy Apply 10
ANDREW x s. y. McGoWN,
Executors OF Andrew McGown, deceased; or
def ! ADRIANCE, Sc JotIn-st. v. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

e~, .rW-l UHn AND iiAI.LFaI t,tLnUaD
"a L CO.. 3 umm Arransrm
IsT Op and after Monday, prl ith inst tbs trains
E=GrSl will follows. Leave City Hall for
" hite Plains and intermediates place, at T. 10 a
lease City Hall for William, Bridge s,s T. 10 A Ma
80 and 5 P NJ.
Leave Cts Hall for Yorkve Harlem and Morr,sna g.
T. 8. .. 10 \ VI, ,I 3 D. 81, {. :. 5. 30 $50, VI
Returning leave White Pi4us for Cy fall and inprmsdi-
ate PLACES 10. 10. 10 A NJ, 2.I0. $40 81.
Leave Williams Bridge for City Hail 7.B 40, TO- 20
81, .. 20. 5, so VI.
Leave Norrsana and Harlem for City Hall lao, 8, 10
II A VI. q 8. 4. $40, 5, g. $50, 40. r NJ.
The Freight train will leave Whit Plain. :, o'clock 10
miG " Leave City Hall beere VI. for the pIetaat
DISTANCES AND RATES OF FARE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

DY ORDER Of ihe Hon W,sEa SEYMOUR. t'fsi JEts- oi
u Bcutr County CoREt5 beIsby sIEsn fa' an
atischnieel ss sard 1saias tn" estate OF koss no.
lafr Of binsharatnE The Couc;y oi BToofne an AZ
scoadiuG concealed debtor rSf made tn tr s1it
First Jedes punani TO th- ctous Fl The Saints cooesta
ing ag.Achnerts s-.s; shsconric conc-sl-d a. honsi-
drut debtors and that the Will b sold tor the FS INST
OF his debts unless ne The sad Ross iiT zrfsF ad dis
charge sGeh attachment secorilaE Ian thIa i'e eli
FROM Tx mrs, pueeziion Of this sotic- aad s ren Of
suy debts asd The cere OF any rpr-;y belonging 70 thr
said drbing HIM io his the transfer d any prop
rty by him. Tor any uTTse whatever ioTbiddrn oy AE
and are soS Dated Blashsmton, March IS lsi9
Al iSurstr JACOB NORRIS AIRY sr-schnc cr~'itor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

Instructions for taking the article, and great number oil
certificates testimonials be seen and obtained IL
-. -. .ba ,t.,,,a ,l,css n24 cod lmy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

H-r. DRAFTS ON GREAT BRITAIN hNU
G-xsr<S IRELAND.-Perons wistIns To remit rorry
E9@fTSSe:o 20 their friends nnyI part Of England Ire,
r-7-sSsssss land. Scniinnd Wstes, be supplied
- with Drnfts payable at ,isbt without discount,
Tor nny rrnsunt from Il upwnTds
N ENGLAND On the atonai g. ProyincnI Bank Of Eng.
land Mr.s J. Barred Co Exchange and Discount Bank.
liverpool Mesrs Jas Bolt Il Son. Loadon and branches
Throughout Ene land md Wales.
in iRELAND-on the Naonsi Bank OF ireland, and Pro-
vlrciaI Bunk andhrancheS thfoG.h .hoat Irelnnc.
IN SCOTLAND-On the Eastern Bank of Scotland. Ma
u0na BANK 4nd Greenock Banking Co. and brnches
throughout Sc0ilind
The ,e1uahip Grpnt Wes,en sails on the 2b April. By
which all Dtaits can lie ffxsrded free ApoIy 10
w. L J. T. TAPsCOTT. fs South-street.
sF rnrnsr Na.2~- lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

ACHINE hANDS.-Ihe following unsolicited opin-
lV9 ion India Rubber Machine Banding, We COM
mani 10 the attention of the interested.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

ETcIFII ItINsF Ut IIVtt' VIC Ef'F'N'.
~ All persons forbid trusting any of The boats o TINS
Line without written order from the Captain, OF Agents,
king either the lines will arrive iu Al
bsry n ample time ths Morning Traiu of Cars for the
rsst or W.st - The boats aud sGbstNnuA arr
J with neyy and elegant State Rooms lnd for speed
anI recommendation, ar, unrivalIed on the Hudson,
For Passage or Freight apply beard, 90 to T. e.
ShuIt, NJ the OfHc, the Wharf n y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-29
NIaCkehxie,s Book.

As thcro arc many persons at distance form
tho place of publication of this celebrated book
who will never know its contents except ,hroug!
the newspapers, and then imperfecty, it would
be we'll (savs the Now York Expressly for tho
press generally to state that, in connoxion will
other works, i, discloses the following fact:
Ist. That for twenty-five years the State oil
New York has been under the control and in the
hands of a body of men who have openly uphold
and carried out measures producing. at times
great distress md general bankruptcy, DESTROY Ing
the property of tho widow and the fntherIess
when these very men were convinced, and ad NIT
ted, privately, that these measures hostile
to tho interests of the country.
ID. That while they were orig mating and con-
summarizing the destruction of the United Statcs
Bank. and, in the Legislature a. Albany and in
Congress at Washington, were declaring that
tina: institution was unconsiitutIonal dangerous
the liberties of the people, and hostile TO n Re-
publican Government, they were connecting
means to charter another bank of the same kind
to be established in the city of Now York.
3D.. That in their confidential intercourse with
each other they condemned the measures which
they publicly approved as legislators and rulers.
4.n. That they were in the habit of using their
offices and political power TO turn the elections.
by means of betting the result; and that one
great end in view, in their whole political course.
was to mako money by gambling with the means
with which their position furnished them.
9Th. Tha, while they were engaged In politi-
cal hostility to banks. they were constantly i'll
creasing their numbers and charters; and one of
them, who was. on account of this hostility, cho-
sen by Mr.. Van Burcn Subtreasurer of the
city of Now York, recommended the charter of 4
bank, the profits of which in part to be
devoted to political purposes. and in maintaining
tho ascendency of the Locofoco party.
.hcyr had the utmost couteup+ for
the People of their party. and considered
them as mere dupes-instruments in their hands
for the accomplishment of their own confessed
purposes of selfisnness and baseness.
eth. That at tme of almost unequalIed
pressure in the money market, when the Govern