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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
THURspAY.
Circust Court.


: X. Ftcaatvs Robert Ptiuce--Ac,on of irs-
p1, to recover c value ct pnoe' hanging ms1uiacursfs
prrsg, aad uaieuuin The acct} oi ~ Juuuh Nuc0u Ei
tcmp,tebi. l.. Mr. 1leTiut claimed to own them under
noFp.t and Mr. Ponce cru, asbnytng bnIsk them under
execution confession ol judgment u hun by AIr la
cDut Du Ire p6fi a dctencc u p came al The mottssge
Nr T. irf future adtHuccs which hnG mol bcan mad.
glq" that the musege slntalA. Neidct int plaintiff so
Liu,.t Howard ~. t.vOfgG LnRdon.- Action oI
p.nq ,nue Ol fEuiuc seized tie anciiOn and
rt'e No ip3 rcad,ny execution IN favor X M
l.,pcnn n.HiH- hif. Walls. Verdict uf niantiT .lls3
bus the amguR 81 b. advance. suec, 10 opinion ss tie
CUpi.
ilatcrs pluon ~. Charles J. Clnth --Air Clark
lie senps ofls31 purchased 100 ,aI, uncompleel oas
Island iafd .tork 9r winch be pHl ss3U On the peiEc
Cr ht- stock e hufro"e IT te time nf MI r. ala IS i
ahic gave 100 notes with TIE collateral sud received lhG
Susi. ~ pt cent The Iuan was l 70 days Dunuf tsa,
tine Mr. p pGu g. y siHuicu un tho ,i'k. uaAIHs, all.
Sil.l - advanced by Mr. 2. am hge $500 pnd the 0k
At tie end al tgc the l0 shares pledged
hg U. lrnvug Mr.. L. debt IL NJ. panOI. bess
tic s'ucE $S5i ~ or h advance For this he gave Dcd
shif.I is moss ~ suit.
plea o usry - Gp by w. Clark IN eencS, gh0
a,e that ir. cnlfged pcr interest. BY iioi
deieuasu ~. P4n' tns pia'nt wts hg.sli placed W
ne m wii'ss ls is>ti unit the difference. s'ei
ut.fe,t, expressly understood. AZ the mr I" s comma.
~, .eg tad - be sold. Neidcl tor Yliluf,
with utefest, $iUDl y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
whincs IN pnliadeIpl,la.
Core ,poadence Of Tie YcfA Trbunc.
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rnuApxIrI,s. l1a. .. r ".
FAoM lItRKIsBUGG the oIsrUt7iag - H'e.'.st
to commuucate from lla-rsbGIs Gov ,a'qnS niyns We
cins q Government presumed matters "ii no" Aoat.iF
be coniuc;sd ei Harrisburg.
ANolHgR HsAbtNG --ko9e!is, ih' nan ttet"h
,eyera dny by beic: student nnnaa toise Is no"
entirely OF danger. nyug appeared before me aS"t
bo4d GOO 90 answer si I, eur O.. r,'' o'.
was prosecuted cf damages by Roberts s9'e 1eins de-
TIE lsrx FuRuFr.-.TIe,e ia bat iirle doubt
that the author OF th. ac undmi58 IS ncw unlgt at'st
H., name IS har'eS iiobcnbs Sef n ,'eia'il, , -,
y years cfgFe, Who fS uniy been ih, tru,iI M Nv
weeks iiDNIag uiryed az tifs D N We bfsieh bhi 'l'
eIta from 5,ei.n. ne ~ nm, no ,,,. ot Bin..
seek. lie &ardom u IIgnser, having been an riaih 81
some oue q, eS.d eoa' ne e''''''' '''
iur ii.fs i.tSF'- iuo,,'c. inetisouR' s'tewpt
mas this morning 10 sell Inc Man H. Line Ne n.Ho65 ,1 % 81
iouser. when i.e mater wiil coase .,l;.:
MORE ExECuiSE titmsHcY--in @dd'i0A 20
the pnIlnus have a,,saGy mentioned uicfc aye nuhefo
,thef. which hayr baeu putl ned Ilhy, ha'e tn M
noiln,r the rcr.e o Wesley Fiase. conyc'ci o'eg ~
mont nee e; inu!i,r killing hi uece. flhpeh h4ff}
md sentenced 10 ;elrf yelts nupr')mcut that at Lhliir
sewuit. convicted 81 larceny, ahd tuiod psieilei 'e
D.sGt.4olFUL-iti l. sad The conduct ol a NUM-
Der persons attached To- The ii.tn c2Gprpss who i.s.
reinra this city, mus, diss'ocsu tut the epod d
~ Uomk.-Milion J. Alexander tie younE
Kcaucsa Who rurte'.i oCScs. tine boker' ,s lbs morn
atJtcrtp-i,ia snd the nomination of .!Gds'
kns a2feme Court, has been rejected ~ the Une'
las WE4rsEm.-"e have spsing .tihs wca,a-'
~. sT;5.cRs.-No,i,iag dine to.d,y in Pems} ylaie
Fisc- Til. sre, wsre cabs. dcrrpoas limited, and pfi
cus eIihrui t,iGic-i NJ rlsrrEe.
do 81: liecMu.c5 ..a. - .; 80 - mugon td 3. 70
90 COM .ik Nntcic2 H.. s3 Go Kentucky t., iN5
Pnsd nk G1 .. kepjucSJ ID. De, ~ aUNnmpetpn Ri
| 49, i5J DO. i5, ~ taWicr aud AleclHnchs bS
secord BJ4-G-O tarme,' and Mechanics tnnt ~ u
Nec,ucs liquk ~: Nonh Anmncan Bank 81; 500
Uncinna Bonds q fe.n. Baa 3d. % nirnd Bank "a.
SHIP N4Ws-ii =. i - Csea.eA ms otksrHO0H
-prx Hraaly,vibc Swucb PerGauhuco. Scr. S,annah
Phabc EorSor. Newly ork. ScumeF unhe'iind. coenny
Bsi"s-Packe sb Thoua, r. Cope Acrehen som l-
ern1ni 90 Ii.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
By This Mornings Mail.
rnlng. In wa.I..ns,op.
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,,,-,-ss,r,lsnes " The 'f'ri.cu@-
TyA-HiscTaS. laa =. isth
A.. ue1ti5rsl 20 yoa ,a as last, Air- oa' is,'h
,i NV 4.ea, Il N,-,,i ci, Wis ~ ','td ~ ihe
Seoet, .rs,af,I,v. !ac Brooti,u purchase tfrr-
.iei as-lst him. and ,ae drlcc ur tnsae fcn 't'e.
.fa cas..s s,;.i $50 -. I uiersurd Tint bat ) ~ s
SeDa:c!s voted far bis confirmation, b5ih paIAss
ne siiug ag .iu,i iiita.
s.r. Atwood cgse has rot vet heen deeii' d Gu
IL juf-rds 10 ease iar home .'na5ow no-iifg,
lssyip, hi- Gaze 20 tho Eercy 81 iat Serfir. ~
If N has tee- M dr, to.a-s t. operate itfofao'f
oa : eaajsIs in his betaif Il is 'a.a that e5pef
ara-snt-l q, ir- Jeumrisc ii orr sltion 10 hs con
.i,c,.tt.-. lss hem pru.,d % h,-a 'osE y.
Tie Senate will yraaGb. 'lsc en- Executive go
sion tc-GarroN wien li- oase may bf possibly de'
eidsd notwithstanding the s.iuris made 70 SCENE
bis confirmation, / s.ili iligs That he s!ahds liiir
charca thsrc aie rumJrs shout iho aseHe, Of an
TX Eiitor OF New-Yors, uo,g 20 ire Gus ON House
10 defeat MA nomination. know not hon true
the charges may he :ima NAV ts7e or
Mr. Cushing len in tie cars ths evening 'c9 Bal
rimare lie w.i return oS7in 70 this CITY 'd'moF-
''', among the Angels" in tire Ladiel' Gallery Of
the Hopse of Representatives 20 day, noticed Mu
Ann S,enaans. the Altnarrsa. ExFersitent la
mar. c. Texas, 6nd Compodore moo5e, Of the lex
an N4vv, were also aT0eS. noi q, the Arg. s
who s.cnsd % tte Texas debate iroEi Tie sGmr
Gallery.
/ understand fiiEt cChpitlnt was HitS'," ''.''
AGAINST Mr. SicNul,N ter hsiog eusng IA tnc shoot
| M scrsDe, nj TIE Si.amboa Hn;l, tes evenings
since. Air Owens the keeper q tie hotft has eer
prosecuted f,r titirg the pistol 81 Nr. Eaaks They
sre ail 10 appear aerea'Itr tor irsi
The Globe takes sirous ground against the cen
irrnarion OF Tyiar Office hoGeis. IL dots ro Ike
the nemautioa Of Major po.s; rs Cfaree to NHpir'
Is not this MAJOR W. II Folk tn msn "ho sh''
another IN the srcsts OF Csis:uhi Tenn ina strse'
brswI. y hicl originated Tie charge Tint Ar Posh,
his brother was not only Jusist, bus had killed
his man II dii rot seem . prevent the De'Eoe'
rucY from Hssocia,iug with ~ i~'i, ne We her'
n. Csld.ron ia la Barca, Eayoy Extraordinary
ard Minister P.eniDopn,iery from spain, gave !
splendid oar.y at his house Ia is city, this evrnicg
The Globe, M4di5oniaD, ard Richmond Enquirer
are NIL ou, on each other about the spoliS n th'
hands of Pfesden, Polk. They will iisht, like dogs
for bone. but after all tie very bone about "h'ei
''i'' 81 Yours. RICHELlEU.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
.E-,,:sl. GoIa.-AIleec;, Forserz.
The ielterb below from the Editor oi'he late 4

The letter below from the Editor oi,heiete Rf-
oublic of this City, ef.clually exploits the Bat
III ~caluInay, 50 c4gcily copied inio ,hs Loco
Foco journals of this Country, that the LIST Of
British contributors &c the great Fec Trade
o-oselyt;rg fcrd Of fl00Ga0 irst Printod here
n the Republic WIS forged in Ibis Countrg =
We knew l:on ;he arst lis utter f4isi,y, bQt are
aapp3 II sco The mater PLACID IN So clear ligh'
ls BY .he following
10 tie Editor qf Tie Tribune:
1le attention of tue undersigned was ca /
ed tome time siuce to pet graph p'sF2oft-
inr 10 be extracted ora the London Laaeus,
nd when APPEARED in the Washington Globe
aad other journlis Of the same p5lifcI COM
7lezinn in this couatcy, in which tae Editor Of
the Repubic is charged with fAbiica ing car-
ain statement jecGass in g list o. subscribers TO
he Home La8g.e fund published in the RePub
&c and made np irom q much longer list, which
may he found in the london League of Decem
be: 30ih, 1913, cledGs! error oil d wholly m
material character o9cprs. The name OF ths
L9rd Psou7st' is quoted, aud Manchester iii-
stead ct Gt0sgolc pat ae his place OF IcslceHce-
Seizngu upontlis obviously upintentioaai cTroF, lie
disingeEuous writer in TIE League exeIams IN
cGcl that i clumsy forgery IS th who
f5as rot brow that there is no such person N
Manchester as the Iord Prcgost?' And uPon
discovery thus capt;eus Ind contemplate, enc
upon no other assigned grounds wha'ever. haa
the charge Of fabrication been bought agansl
the undersigned by The London i-eagu2, ani c.
ccrly caught UP aud reite-e.ci b7 tie icadiDg
,4oc.-Foco bsin ,ls il The United States.
The I.sl. II a1ca the error Gccg-s, was nedc
| o1i by tue Cle.k of t1e Central Gay Commit
zee ana placed IN NY i@n3s By he Ptcsidert q
ina: body. Al the ne:,es Of PERSONS contained
IN that !lst, wih the amounts af subscription ap
pended, may be found i'll the Lond9a League o
The date already mentioned. Why the writer il
;hat paper Of & suoscqua0t date should have ven.
turod upon an aspefsion which his own fiiss
prove 20 he unmelited, is mystery whic! vii
!eGv9 il 10 those who have echoed his charge ii
:ais c3nl;ryto explain
Want Of leisure and :. haaitual Indifference tc
yjaacrs;lyo aiiacAs i4nst be my excuse. i ans
t. due, "a. neeert!aa to no.icc In m.itef Pob
icly before. sit exac2:nr To innch 20 request
mat III 50 ionr Is ehic'. have adopted tue ela2
| Ger will csl a,tc.tion &. Tic raiutadon2
TIE Eniron or the R=rUE!Ic.
! NIy: Yong Ian. q i2i5
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
rs,y-York Leg.slature.

SENATE "A bill was received f,om the Assem-
bY changing the mode Of designating The acting
Canal Commissioner.
a1r. BocKsE moved the reference Of THIS b.llto
The COMMITTEE on Caua's.
Mr.. SMITH moved its reference 10 the Commit
iea oi the Whole.
Mr. SIBERIAN hoped he reference to tee Canal
Commitltc would prevail.
The motion 10 commit the bill TO the Commit
tee of the Whole was os., as folInws:
YrAs-sI.ssrz. Corning, Enmcn,. Hard scovi, Smith,
NXYs-IIcss Beckn. Burlo., Bnr;lit. gcckmun Beers.
Bockee Bqmham, Clark pennoa lleyo FcGEneF rol;2i.
coit-l4.
The bill was then referred TO tho Committee
on Canals.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

Jan g. J.Ge, n %. ,.cI p: Lss-a wot s,s',,a.
sge,, Z f: q !. R'i ti-. lcei q
AZ ELseHe = - ea iHc u l ust JaEei u. 'Iaua 0i ~,
..'t .n fie {HH year NJ N.s age
~ Boston. Jan. IS. -a-eh y. g.yosier, Hgr'! 81.
Al llctiasfn. Mas lao. -. J1acph l.'Fn, aged ss
A. Norton Mas, Jan ai,s. ltgclri lyioi 5Han arl ia
tia bt-t3 bsfk PERU hari-. Park. cf.s
A. ir-nY Jan - ~, tltsf. sr-,i - 2isi. Mr., Csfh
sf.5, : "a tii1n aged = ls, No. z1tv ~ ,,i
Jl1 - ftlacr i.-yl.. .ags -ll, s-l Actose5. sss
Nl-s -fhst..s - n9tr. William d Pace, EHsa :. gosn
N1fg-r: tha-ss =. Naser - g k1rfne., sgct d ma
Jrir l1u Ytfrr ssed Mrs sarah sf1n'p. Hs-si Il.
kt Yolk,rs Jan. -. lsHr1sfe' tisicra ali. arai %.
A tf,-relhisI Jai. Il luscf,H G,aiu, 1rri 20.
A. Washington. llH. - Wade soB 81 iln, J. y. Estssi
sscd \.
Al 5fnhcrlanl III Jan. l. Sausuei Charles asoi 81
AZ bait mon, Jan -. Mr, Agu tr~'curs slef e R.st
4 n fiIrrh aged - idih Mr. Elizabeth iuY, aged 30
A. EofN Pa Jan ~ N-t. Hannah Bgyly,ars
At Annapolis, IHn. H. i;rs. Mildred Robinson. uscl =
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
m.ppfrn

On Ytsr.'rY. 81 sy Rev p w. tgare,r, Mt I. c.
N~.e. Sss suah ssfa, daughter o William u faTsss.
aHuf c'r.
jse . Jyepa " ". Saias il'isenan. 81, ssrss
ifal-l,.f5 Ne. t-Hif-sIi+ FsI}rr.
Jai n. -t.i.'1 Cart ts Mao u ,st-ih kanls. J4a r.
lltR ~ "rnins s 'th'aa' Ns-H ic'i'' lhaf Tas 70
i.op sT Ei,Fa'th
Il li54sl. Jaa. lf. G1op7 Hegao'' e, Jrl'' Asn q
A. roy jas o. Jan. Jane, Lssaaf! 10 tss j. s.h Of
Yofk.
~ Rysfhtai jar q Ivsan E-'ch M 70 Chevy rasss,
4. asts1. ,hsI.', s; 3. t-fF tau Mao tlessk al
IS $ iIsaifl Slr't1 g. f'n"rn
Atgsog. Jao s lanos u. biean. - New york. 70 j..
sst.h!nf5k Jo,a Il w,k.ey q N,,shafs. \ Y 10 Nuy
A. ly,ln.s5re jan u. ". y. Car'V 20 N1rr g,f.ra
al.ff Tash c5T liafan strscas fa n -.
1i1aa ta tis tafhhurr iHf'. lsHa NrNrf3io Rs ~
l. Mcguire - q. tnn kg-,' r. to Aisfsstegs Pinf0i
titIR5a Pax. j y, Iaa IS. Jlha II Sweet 10 Asty s
Nuui.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
Cou1t a. Common pieaa.
nclure Jndge TLsnozFEEK.

Thorqs :. Christopher ". R"he,I w. Hicgs.-
Action # ,roycr TO reroy,r tie yalue Of quantity Of .eI
plate u of The Uzeni Of NJ Veunyo (uuee Of
hp. - ui wealth. pIevut, Mr.. v. md hs 20
ug aud ich pia, the (yhD owned the pael
mhred AT thrsophsr. The defence that the psts had
been eoscd by Mr. Half the direction o the gent. who
.uyc ;e ofec, dit' the return oi the amy hy request OF N
thriitnplsr 20 money The plate Pledged 1f
So Verdict Ur plgintili, so
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
Sye,ors occrnnEycg.-h lndy n,

ve, o Pstroon street nc ,b, c;ry. WINS t5rown last
eveniog from :be sleigh in which she was riding on
the Troy road, and Instantly killed. Oarieformanf
who WIS immediately behind the sleigh Of Nfs. o :
stafes that come persons were coming from Troy IN
sleigh at .Opii rate and believed be utoSica-
ted, aad the two vehicIes coming ia contact The un.
fortunu'e lady was violently thrown upon tne side
fihe road. When raised from the ground, she was
quite dead. The skull must haze been badly lrue.
tlrtd, ns the gentleman who raised the body said
when hi4 hand came in contact with the head II
Welded 10 the iouch without difficulty.
A hany Atlas
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
EorOner,s OMce.

hpOp'ery.-Thc Coroner held an inquest to-day
NJ Nj ~ Wakerslree cotne- nf Fonyth,ire the body
a lq Dempsey native Of lreoqd aged from 70 u 20 yes
peratad been sick days aud coming Of her room
last night 9nd sitting down chaf. fell the loot
and ded. Verdict death by apoaesY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
rhs Elecusnce OF Faet.

Tor ine ltt-tst+'s
A shor. tine sirco. for the sske Pr oabiy, oi 3
single Sitting, or less ram = icr'ur shsd man
IL Pi,tss!d. te f55her 0f auinfefesiiuS i'ts t1al
.jb ,fe isl.aBs OF ilioxicaii0u ant Nbsn tts de-
priysd Of his gcasss in the eFefi7s hc lag yn or
In. R.ilroad, ard was crushed 10 death. The eii-
z,ns roused 10 indignation, At once csil'd Pab.ic
meeting to cda9j measures mere efIec'Uay to pre-
ven: the sale Of such liquors.
We learn from the Pittsfsld papers that Gov
BRIsGs wi h his accustomed philanthropy warmly
sympe,iiiszd with the ii ctrd family asd ct IN
meeting aiyef eliujiug IN i mes, tnuch'og insrref
to The shocking death AID TO the Gestiu,oa OF ,aose
Who were .h:s deprived Of their Only msaas OF sup
port, said, that fiom ,Ie moment ne had i'st heard
OF the dreadful casually, he qaesiion had heen
forcing itself upoa him Ni'h insupPouabls weight,
isho did tie Gssd?" On tie Monday morning
before ms h. seii he f,c:sd Pomeroy roscf ariy
.nr the Islors OF the week his vile had pIFp6r' q
breakfast, aud himself aroke the Children, lc break
fast win lheir father, inlima0g That whole week
would pass before 10 should cot win them aseia.-
On Saturday evening the same table was as"in
spreaj and the wife aud chitreh wera w9itiGS 10
greet The return Of husband and father 10 iAt.f III
tie circle. The sourd OF approaching footsteps vas
baied by the cheerful CRY OF = Fat7er has come -
when, instead of father there came The cyerSbelm'
ing Intelligence Of Liz awful death; and from that
holr sleep has, departed fsom thar watched Vie,
ond the voice even CT chdaooi's gioduess was
husbed IN that deso!a;e home. Bar rho did tis
deed2 WHO made those children orahaDs !-aua
laGt -ils rv;low,-perhsPs q wie'ched maaac
twas 30; tie ponisr5us rushing engine-i' was
oDe having The fern of rlao, vho in defiance Ct all
right scaue5s around BIN the seeds OF misery and
death. For all tbs wealth such liquors ever per
chased said ha eloquent Chiei Magistrate would
no. stand in that mans place.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

ls~THR CRY or BALTIMORE Is presented u noylnsIh
uorn,a ri the nmoficgn MsUu with such ielke arsuia
That monumental friend oi remarked 10 w the Ots,
th0i he readily Distinguished The street m which he wa. e9
r4d II Is o,c Of the most beautiful efforts of Tho pencil Ne
ever saw upon cenva md s uunc worth the prce 81 rs.
o.. addition the lceut Dlon Of tie fa
e ni Bum er Till with several ether m0viGg FanOrnnlai, y
co,ppri-ed 10 Tie BILL beside, Madnme Erngs chnrnHtb ba
Id, Tins ey by the by tnkeS benefit to ha; sd
eyefnF and Lcr melody. combined with her Eseinsag
couniennnCe w be 10 uttact dens. crowd. Have
seen the DuiaBs OuaBgI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
ALBANY AHas.

hiogE STEAMBOAT AcCiDsSTs.-1he steamer
yo!ant, few doys ago, struck anug and sunk III
TIE Yazoo river
The steamboat Frontier, on her Downward tap,
struck It snag ,.ser Janusrys laadi1g near lSlAna
forward Of the wheel ho-se, carrying away portion
Of her upper guard and two sae-roolns besIdea DO
| Jog considerable damage to the wh2el-hcusc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
THE RIBU N z
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 81.

THE cAmpnIA.-Thcre was report al Boston
Wednesday, that on Monday evening about sundown,
sixty miles from Boston light steamer was seen
standing west, supposed TO be the Cambria. pi-
lot also reported having heard the sound of steam
srs paddles in the bay, but owing 10 the haze could
see nothing OF her. The papers cf Wednesday eve
ming say the Cambria steamship has not made her
a,nearance.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
CONTENTS OFTHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THE PRESENT WEEK.

PoErRy-A;ed.,ati.ns, by Elizabeth j. Earaes' as
Blind Girl by si.,. C. NJ. Sawyrr; sonnet -,
II. EplroRIAL-Thc Rvnl Claim, TO Oregon Gov DAM
Message: Public Fui,h; New .jsr'ey. &c. ;,
LII. PoLrrIcAi-The next u. s. Senne Mon'roen en-. :
Iienr5 Clay; Legislative Caucus az a40a''' -
Clay on Slavery, tI-. I'D.
~ NEws-Congres,ionn Prsoeedos' ny tfe i''p', "a
Tribune esaiure Of New YefS; ia.s. .s,.. ''S g.
rope: Things IN Philadelphia; CteIoseT s =, p,s,
v. NlscgLLAYEous.-Slusc in New OK is 20. 1'N NJ.
TfoubIs, and The Governor. Message; J9sepn ~
na,,. Lenf. F.emont's Expedition 20 o'eSV. ..,,,,
C.H6roia Appointments by TIE President l1'''-'
Notice, ,.v p,cSee.
VI. CoMmERc1AL lsTELIl6EScE.--,IHeS aV'e'
G-c. &c. ,,.a, c,phs %.
Single Coaes pu, up III Wrappers for 'e Maih. cen
TUNED at tic desk. Price 6'i cents. Anslh-
~ TERMs-s2 per year single cope' o,i ce'.-'
citations parable inhexibly in advance Adde'S ,
GREELEY IL MrGi.RATH. i6O Nas'an..sI -. o.,
Tribune nuildn:s. Opposite the run
;rs- American Rsiiroud .rouFpa,' ,,,r.gJ
Va. XyIIl-Ihs number viii be found n"fs IT, IT, Wcts,
,teres;ng l, ,caniens c0aensed reports oil ue "a tas
al pe,o,yyaDia and Michigan as artre 'n ,he q.
New Ycrl policy OF rA1ISG TIE FEofLE 10 eu fsrrst
, ond M tie same tlnc prohibiting the western ,ro.,
,ar ,soc ,e rs,I,ouds. together with exensIve NJ
s.sicneD,sof American and European Hoioe %. IN 10
n,n tonpanjes etc, srd much othe. ino'maoa Isrrsa
- lc,4.te1 IN such rraites Ihl ire nn', - ,ss
published III tbs country. EScLtsiyItY 1hs A.a,
c.,1,s of Internal improvements. and shoo'd " -
Of every person interested IN ,feif prosperity % fb,n
Published Weekly. ut So year, IN ad'anee' . -
street. New-YoIk. by nK MINOR.
i24at va ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

TT SALE OF PA,Srtros THs MonNlHo.-THs
remaining half OF tie Catalogue OF the bsautial
European Paintings in the Granite Buildings ga
uonce in Chambers streei-wili be disposed OF Ih'
ilofuire ty auction. We arc anlhor''d 10 s's;s
tlat l.is sue milI positively close iho CoiIreuon-
Macy CT these Pictures possess great merit aud an
richly worthy tig alteration oi ia SO who may wal
to purchlse pleasing aud highly finished sptcineii
of AIT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

TnE PRAIRIE FARNER, ioT Iannnry, 19l5, pu5ishod at
Chicaso. b. llessr3. ]. G. * j. 4. Wight.
We ADVISE our Western friends, VINO are in ibe
farming lire, 10 subscribe for this valuable publica-
ton an agricultural paper for the Prairesis much
needed, published in the neg country, and this work
is supplying that demand. By mGans ofcommuui
cations original articles, and other Information, i:
aims to improve The details of Western farming,
where surely there is plenty Of room for improve
ment. There is no part Of the country where the
true principles of farming less understood ihan
in the West; he sell ia new and rich, and all is
mcde to depend upon that. Bot il canzot be go
ci.rnYs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
ro-lsau,s f,r1,6a.

FIRST Paso-E!gar a. Poe Animl ard Ve-elaBl Thy..-
oo.y Doctrine Of The Kesuec;.oa Cts iHe:eacs; &egs
Items.
Last Pace-Lecr ffo.n Washington; Commercial cnd 10
nsy AIntlcis NInnna .1urnnI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

GMBiIvo U>n,sKEp.-We invite atiea'on to
The advertisement Of Mr.. GHEFN IN auotNer column.
lie viii Lecture on Gaming at CLINTON iFstt ,hia
evening The following notice OF a Lec,ur which
be d, ,liyrci IN Boston VIC co?y .roa tha Boston
E.-on, Joprsl;
NIL Y GREEN hrl rl o. the me-. ng oi tie hl..
ae-, AL! i.ty ~ the gamblers Ne do 1t ffsreid ue
s nf strct truth " krs yc ey ihat hfs esr rr iAti
frF0 rrte tr .teria1r, inu,,t the tldruc thrif u
t,1,, N,rl mon ot sanad i,at it srp q. lrpr ,ss
NJ hui heu luchae rsr.ia auf hn, yinR bars he
faei.y bS v.th the flfl. rliDWS nud c hayr
thr Pu.lS a. which esmhug wn' cn-ued ll w. CITY, seR
therefore a Il va n.t pu down 10 tune. huuf-t Hri hGl
sands pTuGs would Dc fircsVesby s' u not cck ksi
It would sweep the cEtt plague, bringing rum tad
deaf wE.fhersceNsI Il went.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

r THOMAS w. DoKR, it is stated. pesemPto-
rily refuses to accept of his liberation from the
State Prison on the stipulated condition OF his
taking the cath of allegiance to the State. Just
as YOU say, sir
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
Upper Police Once.
Rnhhcrr

Robbfry n Money Crarer-C Ch rles Ha, Den
wa arrested y officer Henry Sanders Gf thu new Police en-
committed tor stealing 81 fm the money drawer Of Chsfe
B6firl. Of 65,hstreet near the 6iii.NYcnuc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
rnnrt ..l.l,rnl-.rin nni,.

CtRcuu Counr.--Nos ). 10. -, 81, 81, %, 81
81, 98 y and 9SI %, I0o l0i, lo4.
CoMNoS rLG,s,-No5. u, l6, 10, 25r 81, 81, IS
b "a II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
John p. Heie peno!.a,ea.

We knew that the managers ni the sei.s,fied
Democracy ow-Hanps to2 wei ;o dqu'i
that they would promptly esaolnnususte ~
man whn SHOULD avow himself hostile to SLAYER,
or to any sacrifice Of Honor or ioteyes, Ppotn
Faith or Pablic Gcod, which &Iays:y niis 1t
choose TO demand We are not in the least sur-
prised, Therefore, to seo-we should have b.cr
greatly surprised not to see-tll4t MIR. nlta
truthful and manly Letter to his Co.'s aenis -
The Annexation of Texas has been icccHed ,iiil
execrationo by the lcadc-s Of thoss wbo elected
and had re. nominated h;m 70: Congress Ey,ry
Loco. Foco journal in the Sae--wo believe ;ae g
is no exception denounced him uaspaiinsl ".
and many if not mos: of.theIa have stricken lis
name from the ticket for Coogtcss. The 5;atc
Central Committee has issued col! for rai9
Convention to meet at Concord ga iha Il b FEB
ruasy and take action III The promises. Ofecarza,
Dir. Hae's name will be stricken froIa . J.cket
and a wiling tool of Calhoun and hcDptss no.
minated in his stead. No Delegate to tae Con-
vcntion will venture TO oppose srch Z course
There is no despotism in Europe 80 hostile to
Ibarsy Of Opinion or SO devoted to slavery, as
the wirc-workcrs Of Democracy IN New-Hanf-
shire.
Without much hope of lis success, VIC trust an
appeal viii he taken from this Caucus to !he Peo-
pie Of Hampshire. Every sincere advcr-
sary in that State of the Extension of Slavery by
The action of our Federal Government ought TO
cast his vote for John P. Hale for Congress-, era
sing one name, ii need be- from his ballot, TO mike
room, No matter though Mr. Hale shoald DIS
claim and decline any such suppor;-no matter
though ii we,e surs that he could not be elected
it is Z sacred duty which every freeman OF New
Hampshire owes 10 Freedom that he should cast
a vote for John 2. Hale. We know that a large
majority of the People Of Nem-Hsmpshirc, If
they could be dssbused of the airocicus lie that
Great Britain striving 10 acquire Texas! would
vote against provoking Var 10 fotsily Slavery
by voting FOX John P. Halls.