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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
U. $. sena.ors from New-York.

By the article below, which We compile from
the sernioficial account III the Argus, 1t Will DC
seen that JOINS A. DIX OF 0tsego has been mona
mated by the Polk Wright majority of the Legs
lature for u. S. Senator from ts time I'LL March
ith, is47, in place of Silas Wright, and DANIEL
S. Dickinson of Btoone tatc Lieut.. Governor
has been nominated not only for the short W.
cancy, but aso FOR the full terra OF SIX years Oil.
suing. Mr. II. a. Foster who now holds Mr..
Wrigh,'s place, was found unavailable and re
ceiyed NO yotes at oil.
Mr. Dix IS man Of taleAt, thorough poht
eau, formerly one OF the Albuny Regency, aac
viii fill the seat respectfully. lie has now beer
for some years out OF Office, and looking anxious
ly for good chance tn get in, which has at last
come round The Barnbumers, we presume
took him up rs the best club at hand to beat fos-
Ter, for he must be at heart OF the Croswci anc
Coming school.
The nomination OF Mr.. Dickinson for the lone
term will take the whole State by surprise. lie
is cleverish sort Of a buffoon III bar-roon
law suit or Legislative hall, and mixes up joe
Miiier ana tnc plole ~ dS ~ HiohS q '"'!i''
amusing harangue on matters in general, no mat
ter what the subject in hand mag De /; bat he sad
ly lacks ability, statesmanshp and dignity ioI
the exalted station 20 which nc has by strange
fortune and sharp management been elevated
He will form class by himself in the Senate
There is scarcely County in the state from
which the majority might mol have selected q
man better fitted to be Senator.
The Banburners III the Legislature have abou
as much strength as their opponents, but are
amazingly behind in Albany tacncF. They arr
now pretty nearly used up.
OF course, Messrs. Dix and Dickinson wen
elected TO the vacancies yesterday.
The election for the full tenn cannot tax,
place, we believe, until the fiest Tuesday in Feb
Tuary.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
rn..rfr from China.

~ the arrival oi the ship Paul Jones isonl Gan
ton Dot Ist. .se loan from Capt Watkins that ii'e
Irs1ty couciudcd in July iast by Air. Cushing at
Macao. with Keying, iiis laaerj2! Commissioners
has been rsuGsd by ths Emperor, a0d vent Into
effect al Cantca IN tiis 18th September.
The Hong Kong Register OF Sept 2ith sa}7 ::
we learn iron: private ierlers Iaieiy received by
rsat!.nan here that lie me.chan's II the United
;slatzs, accustomed 10 scad goods 10 China, have
ecgaeed lhe whole OF the Cotton Goods, adapted
Tor inat market, that can be manufactured frrni the
t;fst oi June TO the end OF oc;o5er.'
In Canton tl,. hatred Of foreigners continues una-
taIed. 4 eiles from that place dated Sept i0'h;
stated h4t en- that morning chop mad been sent IN
81, the moi threatening lha; ihey would destroy hs
whole OF ihe Factories should lle English attempt
10 c=tuild them a pacasl posted N Ike rcighbar-
hood excited srsai alarm.
William 4 Lawrence, Esq. high. Distinguish
"a r1efchani, vas dEo"ned il Canton river ceptea-
her II. ltis death esst gloom o'er the whole
community.
An ordnance FOR the establishment of a Supreme
Court Of Judicaturc al Ho1skong was issued III 8
Government Gazetic Extraordinary on ;hc 2i=t Of
September.
The following 10 list OF The officers Of TIE l. s
ship St Louis, at Canton September 27th:-lsaec
AcKeeyer, Commander; L. &. Keith, John p.
Tucker, b. NJ. Dove, NJ. Hup', G. II. Preble, Lieu,
tsnaats; S Laurason. Surgeon; w. B. Bishop, As
sis;ant Co.; Andrew Weir Acting Master; NJ. T.
Smith, ~ Hammond, ]. c. Johnston, L. .. Spence
c. II. Oakley. J Laurens, Il. T. 'Fest, hlidship-
lnen; H. r. Weigbtman, Captains Clerk; J. q
iianbury, Purscr's Clerk J. l.. kaig,t Boaisat.in
5. D B.atlall, Gunner; Il. Boss, Carpenter; c. IL,
Harvey, Samaker. All we'll.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

lNDmNA.--Gov Wai'conib on the 10th inst.
dominated Isaac Backiard, WIN. W. Wick and
lsnes Mcrrssa for Judges Of the Supreme
Coud Of Indiana ior three years onsu-
Jag. Mr. BlaclSford is one Of the iacuul-
benis--hs colleagues arc Charles Dewey and
sullivan, Wings. The Senate unanimously con-
firmea their nomination and rejected both Tie
others by vote Of 2S IL %. Slessrs Buel,
Chapman Of l.. aud Rockhill Loc0s, voted
with the Wings against coniiyming.l This from
Senate eqoas divided in politics, is strong
testimonial to the worth of The incumbents.
GA the llth Gov. ". tried again, nominating
Charles II. Test and Andrew Davidson in place
Of his rejected nominees These were also re-
lacted-Daydsoa by 80 to 20, Test by 81 to l6.
This looks as though the Governor would be
obliged 10 leave the Court as it's.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
.alI.rv Of paimt,,rsnth hucsiou.-Ths
TIE WlIIG ALMANAC FOR 1915.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Common Notes, EcIIpscs. sc. for lAj.
CENSUS. Population ofihe World.

TABLE or CONTENTS.
Common Notes, Eclipscs. sc. for lSij.
CENSUS. Population the World
do. olihe United States.
DO. Of Indians within the borders oil Tie
Revenue and Expenditures of u. g. Government, for l8
Calendars adapted ~ all states aud Territories III te um's'
States.
The Past and the Future, tELtoriai)
Were The Wings beaten by Fraud? (Editor"IJ
Votes for President, an! Vice Presidents from 1873 l7ti
New York Elections for Governor since i1ss.
The DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
Names Of the sgners OF TO-
The CoSsrrrUrros or TIE UNITED s1Arss. with The
Amendments.
WAsHsoToN's FAREWELL ADDRESS.
Number of Presidential Electors from each State, and ih
manner in which the votes cast in iSi4.
President and Cabinet Officers with their Salaries.
Indses of Supreme Court and salaries.
United STATES Senators. 18th Congress.
Members House of Representatives, 25ti Congress.
STATE DEPARTMENT.
salaries and number O. Clerks IN Secretary Of States ofcs
do. DO. do. Patent Office.
do. Of Ministers and Consnls and Diplomatic Agents u
different parts OF the word.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Salaries and Clerks.
Salaries and Officers ofthe Customs several Sate'.
Registers and Receyeis-LaGd Office.
Surveyors.
United States Mats, Officers and Salaries.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Number Of Clerks and Salaries.
Sto.ekecpe Masons. Carpenters, Blecksniths. isoSS
or, Physicians. Interpreters. Fcrraets. GunmaN''
Agents, &c. sc. &c. with Salaries
AgMY-infan,ry, Dragons, RIieulen, otc
Military Academy.
Army I.st-Pay ofthc Arrny-Rank and Grade.
NAVY DEr,grMZST.
Clerks Secretary, Department.
Navy i.st-GBdc and Pay, Commanders, SufSeol''
I.laulrnants, Pursefs. Chaplains. Ensineen, sc,
Vessels Of Yar in Unitei States Navy, names and num'0
ofruhs.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Clerks &c. the Department .
Number Oifces each OF the States. amout OF Poas
received and amount paid Contractors In each sise
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
Judges, Distinct Attorneys. sc. wih Salerlss.
NIsCgLL,AEoU5. -
Governor, Of Teuores, Eza=aes OF Public Pnn'ins' So
lares OF Members OF Congress, &c.
Times ofhoIdlng Elections in the different States -,
TARIFF OF DUTIES articles imported into the o~""
States, alphabetically arranged. .o,.
Mr. CLAYs Speech Ashland the ih OF December m
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION Returns OF all the States.
Price 12j ceais-sl per dozea. or 81 per lO.
r- Postmasters remittng 81 will receive l3 copies.
GREELEY & McELRATH. Tribune Baidass.
J@ New YoA. Z
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

Il lHE WHO Observation-Disclosures IA
pid sale for This popular Register of useful know
ledge, pfin!ed 20 Ot0 copies of TIE fret edition
and made our first sales on Christmas day. The
next week VIC printed Il second edition about hail
as large IS the fret, end on Saturday last we had
sold every copy OF both editions, -h orders IN our
books ior hundreds more. We bcg Tie indulgence
Of ouc friends fcr Il few days. By FRIDAY o! the
present week we will be able 10 supply all our
book oIdcTs. See adver!isemen;n another column.
81 subscriber ut lie Roy. Genesoe Co. complains iha,
the Loco Fuco Postmaster imposed that by John
Tyler eiiance OF Inc wishes of citizens refused TO aoy
OF M suhscbe) change OF residence saying that he
was not allowed do SOS read te law the F. NJ G4-
ori-ed. but required. give such and
favor his patty and refuse Others he iO
io' The day Of cheap Postage and no Ffaukms
sY- The new Police comes into power this day.
1t is SAFE ,fust, to hope that tbs broom Will
sweep clean That an efficient, satisfactory and
excsiien; system can be established is proved by
lhe London Police where ali SORTS Of crimes, Iile
and great, are isrreted out with speed. hiay our
new Police prove that the thing can he done here
and let us stop PAT TO these open, daring and
successiui brrgIaries winch are now perpe;:aisd
nis kt after night Lett new Police have the cor-
diai sanction and support OF The citizens so that il
may have eir trial, and effect the desired result
TuE BENEFIT CONCERT TO GES. MoRRIs.-Ij
is not often that honors or rewards are accorded tl
living authors, in our business-occupied communi-
II. The tribute rendered to Dunlap ard Howard
Payne and now 10 The veteran, Morris. have, how
ever, redeemed the charge of utter neglecT, which
might otherwise attach 70 New York. We confess
thai We hail any expression Of public sympathy,
bestowed on authors. as Indicative oil an advance ii
civilization and refnemen-as gnitioa OF whst
that mighty Mission, The Press, tas 10 sustain N {
free country. Geo. 2 Morris IL his peculiar vocation
has been faithful servant iii the cause Of Liters.
Gre; Tor twenty years he has aboied ia the depart
.en,s which cultivate the tastes Of society and in
duce reinenlsnt OF feeling. The old Miror circr-
lated extensively among class Of peIeons 10 whom
w0tk= q 3 higher character could not find 9 read,
The pages Of TIA; agreeable and instruct
ise 3.iscei!sny mpeicepi!by prepared the minds Q:
It's featess for .uOre subsian,iAi iocd and LAD IN
tiis 'or hIg'I-r t.d' 81 ,i;a-4luIc law tscon,g
general ;Is20lg Is. ten. AIorrs G.so aecsIav s.:a
Song writer iJr the AlIilion,' sn euyiablc honor,
and one isGt will long preserve his name. And-noJ
the least among bis qualifications, In our esteam-
he has always been tho foremost man. in public ex-
pressions OF fscijng, si!Er O the one rox accord
ed 10 himself. These the claims that we think
will net be overlooked on Mondsy next. We hope
and expect 10 see the Tabernacle overflow with his
friends and admirers.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
DIED.

Dn Sunday mDfDius. ltI instant WILLIAM ALLAN
m of Nstisn T. t;lian, the 9Th year Of hi, aee
bc RELATIVES ,u! irlsnd, ot The family respectfully ;n
yi p attend ms iuneral ths afternoon al cIocS. rom No
ON saturday. Ian Is JOANNA daughter OF the atc Tn.
On H. iS6 ma DAVID DoWNER. nfant Of Samuel
jennings. aged months
CDn FRIDAY Ei INST. oi consumption. MIR RACHEL
ELIZABETH. wife ol Mr.. Joha II. Conslu s.ei g year
ON Fnlag. the i7.h instant, MICHAEL CRoNIY aged ls
0S I'm mt WILLIAM son of William Wight sscl
'::.i,s aidcny. on faday lh ta Ma. ANDREW ACHE>oN
' 5 F F1da5 i.'' notno Jan l7tb iiARY weo H. reen
ot Fiahu,h. L. |. go,
rayu. ya;nc "gq;g y 20, % ne iii3 asas, aie!
years. ......,, ,,,,, ,,,,, -,.,,r,,, .
GIIBtIT aged is mouths son Antonc Aphcne and va.
~ Jane CIihyft -. -. ,,,,,....,,,
ON Tpestny, HthilNt tlhRMhNN DpkBUSCii' aredS
tjt = number uf Yeas q resident OF tins cay.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
Frauds OF Lawyers again.

10 lie Editor ~ Ibc Tribune!
Your correspondent L complains bitterly IN
your paper OF this morning that my ar'cle headed
Frauds # L4ryers, which appeared in your paper
Of Friday last, was an attack on Lawyer MerriIls
character Fhis protest against, hHo" nothing
of Mr.. Fox but The fact thar he belongs to highly
respectable House in this city OF Lawyer Merrill
know still less.
II also complains that nv article was based
uron an inaccurate rrport oi the Irial between
them" # the report oi the Una! was inaccurate
why has f. tNvho appears 10 bs so careful oi Law,
yer Aieers characle allowed tina report 10 stand
ia the public papers uncontradicIed Tor whole
month
Bug whether lha. report was tfue or false, 1t has
nothing to do with nv article headed " Frauds o
Lawvers' NJ, object, and my only object, m ~rit.
inc that article, was 10 call public attention 10 Il
system of Frauds practised IN this city 10y Law
| y,rs 70 nv certain know led gc- some OF WHOM ae
SO rery rfspects5,e that they are allowed 10 carry
| around the plate in some of our churches.
Ii NV article has sufficient Influence 10 break up
q clan of Lawyers who make il practice 10 solicit
| business from merchants under solemn promise
that il unsuccessful they will charge nothing Tor
their services (Which promise they dare not reduce
10 wiring for fear o: the statute against such pro-
.d;oc) ani then turn round upon their client after
hgv have lnst The suit, and him for their costs,
| knowing that he cannot prove his agreement with
| them, then my object is Accomplished
| J,s iS l845. A CREDITOR WHO Knows.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
,rno rrcsiaencv-,.,nu is eiivii,le

4 correspondent asks reply to ths question:
noeS the Constitution the United States there uny
law any statute which uIads from being elected
President otihe United States after certain age?
Answer No. A man must he thirty five years
old aud native Of the United States (or citizen
in l7S9l IN order TO be eligible 10 tho office Of
President or Vice President! But there is no OBJ
stacle, except the want OF votes, to the election
Of any man qualified as above, though hundred
years old, or to his reelection twenty times or
any number over.
Instead OF asking sucl, questions is the toreso.
ing, it would be well 10 purchase Z copy of the
Federal Constitution and study it thoroughly. 1t
may be obtained for shilling in the new Wing
Almanac, with great amount Q; other valuable
matter
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
T He TR IB u N 4
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20.

D5The Foreign News by the o1Jors. pubiished 81
iurday mornings paper, 10 such q
leave doubt Of It's authenticity 1t hd been matter Of
yanesmen; with beforehand. and psoi'ey az w
had been induced expect e st believe good. though
someh ha: shaken by the nonasvl the oxofd For ihs
however, the ,ronS North We.t wind may account ih1
NewCole;tot who obtained lor eft town infi'e'iel
for Boston, to endeavor ahead with the news by m
Cambria. day two will clear every thing. Mean
iime can only say in reply The abuss oi the
Herald ta, no paper IN this City could have refused 10 pub
h the had arranged for and received u we did
HOG purpored to cone ,ss shall state IA due season
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
To-Day's ou,si,ie

FIRST Puso-No,ces oil Recent Publications !lhe Geology
of Ncw-Gampshltc; The way they do il. y Cen
iIuct: Religious Intelligence: Card iof the Newspaper
Pres. Sandwich Islands; Protestant Episcopal Seminary
Appointments by the President Letter from Philadelphia
Correspondent: Lutheran Church in the United States,
sc. &c.
Fourth Pase-Thc Wellaad Canal Competition. The
silk Culture IN the South Marine journal; Commercial
and Aloaey Matters, &c &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

Er 4 PAoyoGEAPEIc !HTsITUTE has been es-
tsbiiShed 1t Albany by Nr. ]. Wilson. The sys-
ten oi Fa5posraphy (griiing according . aounds)
hs not Ye; received much attention IT. this coun-
Try as in Europe, but is claimed as great improve
meut on any method before known Tor reporting de-
bates, sc. tSee Mr. Wilson'S card)
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
MARRIED.

m Sunday evening" the l9t by Rev. ". Chl~a Csp,
REM WEBSTER to Mss ECNiCE PRATT. all Of Norih
a., .Cb1rdry 10th n,t at NyacS Rockinnd County " v
by Rev iIr Reaty. ALEX AMBER OLIVER, 10 HANNAH
WYMAN. niece Of Brace keidpZ E>l' AL oi the above
Ia the city ot Austin. Texas. Jrne 9Th. Co liioS. w
" ARD General ot me lsh once oi Inc Re-
public to Mis- SUSAN T. MNRSTON, daughter OF tie late
k.Y Mo- HcnIf. Oi y. ".
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

81 Mr.. GorGH ls once mere among us. lie
spoko last night in the Rivins'on-st Presbyterian
Church aaA viii speak again ,9-nisht Monday in
the Cenrui tDr. Adams'sl Brooms-succt. He will
speak but cncc or twice the present season in
New-Yosk. Let all 90 and hear him who can
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

Ez3 Mr. CAMERoS. (SEhig.) who coniesied The
seat OF NJ. Vas B9RES, tLocol from Bath County,
has been declared by ihe Legislature oil Virginia en-.
titled 10 the seat, aud has accordingly entered upon
The discharge OF his duties.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

Oulo.-TEIAs REsoL5rIoNs.-Ih Senate last
evening took up and passed the resolutions from the
House against The Annexation OF Texas, with
amendments. They were made to assume the form
Of iaStr xctioas 90 our Senators.
GOh;o State Jour Jan. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

e There ere four Albino Negroes at the New
York Museum. who perform upon the violin, banjo,
bones ard tambourine. They give their first ea,er-
tainment this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

Sg' The sscond Concer, al Rutgers Institute by
the Orphean Family takes plece tomorrow evening
s., nlIYriIlsrmrnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

Tag TREATY WITH CnIN,,-We had supposed
that we should have been able to lay before our
readers TO day a copy of the T:seiy with China,
Just ratified by the Senate. We ind, however,
upon inquiry, that the question OF publicity rs 10
that instrument rests with the President, 20 when
it he's bsan, as treaties always Grc, returned by
the Senate in the same confidence in which il
was communicated The injunction oT secrecy
has, however, been removed by The Senate from
The proceedings upon the Treaty, and, sahject to
the discretion OF the Committee on Foreign Re
iations, from such pa,ts Of the pagers cUmmuni-
Gated Ssi,h the Treaty es II may no! be deemed
inespedent,o TO publish. The pepcss iaus aliowe3
. be made public we hone 10 lay oecsc orr read
egs II an early 5ay. EoF ;heprssss;, NC 4ee oaly
eaabied 10 iuros:, TIE vote upon ina ratification
of The Treaty as follows: Yeas AZ; Nays0.
MAI. Int Of Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

ALL IN 4 SN,HL-The citizens oil Boston ap-
pear 10 te making progress backwards in their e.
for,s to elect Mayor. The caucuses held on Fri-
day evening, instead Of diminishing, added one 10
the number of ths Candidates, thst there nov
tota in all WuLiAM T. EUsrls is The regular
Wink Candidate; - Homer, LEGO Foco; Thomas
A. Davis, Nati.e American; while William Parker
has been put in nomination by parry thar We
know not how 10 designate. Tie election is held
tn-duy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

~ From the Wytheyille Wing we learn that
rich gold mine has been discovered in Franklin
County tSul
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

s-gr' John g. Winter, Esq has been elected
MasoI Of Columbus, Ga.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

~ GRAHAu's MAGAZINE lor February is en-
our tabie. LIS very interesting Number, aad con-
taias contributions from J X 9au!iing, James X.
lowell. IL. L. TucSerman, Alfred L. Street, W Il.
C. Hosmer, F.5nc,s 5. 0sgogd, Elizabeth oahes
Srlb, Fanny Forester AID ether we'll known
writer's. Is is enbelhshed with four splendid en-
Cravings. The Cbiei's daughter Residence Of
Robi, II. Rose, Esq = Edgar a. Poe with no.
tice by Loweli.) and Bl4cAiost indian On Horse
hack W. H. Graham, leo Nassau stect, excu-
sive agent for New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

REAL EsrArE.-Our readers viii ind under the
Auction Sales hesd some valuable real estate ad
yertised Tor sale on the 2ist inst. by the Commits
sioue,. OF The Sinking Fund Of this STATE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20


nlosoroLYIhcro is no monopoly oi the ght of Gd,ef
the country newspapers. Every one who prepared
supply the demands of the people o the county, 10y whole
sale or retail otherwise has the privilege oi making the fact
known well the number and street III which the esut
i,lnncpt Is located and invite telT custom. 1t would bet
unfair thing give To any man. set {" men, an fLeIr
gJjcSe OF this kird, would necessarily Increase the
tiade of the feg the dofacnt of the woud heas
unwise IN Legislature cnnct !rw OF tins nd. twoud
m L, deprive business men of the rght OF a.Sing
their doors M such law It Is believed. IN contemplation.
and long tine people U the country shall continue TO 't
tire city cnc of goods G any knd II Is To be hoped tat no
such Inv Will he pn,Sed II certainly would not receive the
suncton Wright. other Executive opposed
n0Hopoc The people Ol the country would suller inns
mc IL, They would eobsed spend more time IN searching
for goods they besides mnny case, pnyng gbei
prices tlinn many who the country
would be willing tn sr Tor. under any circumstances ard
more especially alter I'll the time, und labor. und expense
winch had been expended III getting the County Ncwspi-
per Agency o v. y. Palmer IN ths building who IS the duly
authorized gent of several hundred OF the best newspapers IN
moi u the principal towns aud cities IN every State III the
Uni"u giving bu,ines. the opportunity of advertising
Ia County Newspapers such would be- manlesy un.
Just. well aud mpoilc and would meet the M
qualified condemnation oi merchants, nanuuctrers foie''
ona men, artists, and ~ short ceyey mn IN both CITY md
country. who feel the prosperity and welfare OF
city country Such act viii never be passed IN amen
izhlencd
~ Ink g,grLr OF HCSRge iint with the living Oa
ran Outnu2. Mn,alrr lG- and host OF othe constitute
un hlirocre bill at Tie Antncnn Museum lhs evening"
Ds- The Manager ot the New ork Museum appears mae
ntbe i cnd.uSnIstV pleEe s patrons. He sn:ls-
io III, week four White Negroes play upon the Violml
BANJO. Bnn., aud lambvurne mud niroduce nncins ana
The ar hni face Of these creatures nic pei
irctly white, while the eyes beautiful pins They alvea
performance this uilsmoUn. Gien W0srrn. Mrs Western,
Mn, fnr the admired vocalist aud La Petite Catne
npycnf. Truly. IN attractive bIll iur shilling,
D7- All ptiiadeiphia Sui,sc ript ions 90 the
rRiBlN be paid the Agents. Ieber s. TO. Ledger
Bindings, ii and the>nu's ,ts, where single cops may alo
be obtnIned daily at o'clock. % JuDeOdH
[r.- Gallery OF Paihtin Ss nj huctioU.-The
r.n sale Of OH Paintings and Marble Statuafy winch was TO
have t0ken place last Friday evening, postponed account
of rhe until hurduy next. 2ti inst. whsn the he VIII
positively take place at the Grgnhe Buldns 81 BIohdwgy
where they open io: inspection. Admission re- ne
choicest OF the Gallery yet To he Sold Besides
valuable Paintings have been nded G the above III or
der close The l5- The Marble Statues viii posi-.
lively bc sold the time 10 the highest bidder Is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

p We learn that JouN w EpMosps, now
President of the Board of INSPECTORS OF the Sing
Sing State Prison, hes been selected by Gov
Wright for Judge Q! ous Circuit four., vice vi
Liam Kent, resigned. Although uascquainiea
with Atr. Edmonds's legal requirements, we be
iieye this very good selection. ar. E5monts
it will be remembered, was ons of the sieners o
the much. denounced Anti-Tcxss Secret Circulal
last summer.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

Ss Our Philadelphia Correspondentwho oiten betrays
zeal not according kuewledsc-haS done wEons by
aggelaon nrcaoa the slabbn oil Roberts toy Cooke and
especially in ceusarng Dr. Mitchell cr bsnr Cooke. 1t is
hard enough 10 be called on bail distress bu:
to be abused such entirely too bad Our
respondent uuSt be OF hs examinations and
suIes or he will cease TO be oul correspondent