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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

GENERAL BANKING LAw.-The argument Of
which involved the Constutionaity OF the General
Banking Law this State. concluded yesterday in
the Court OF Errors. Judge Hogeboom OF Columbia,
WAS heard in Of simpg the decision oil the su.
preme Court declaring the Law unconstutioneD and
decision 1t is SO generally understood that suppose
we may be permitted say that The decision Of the SUI
preme Court will be reversed and the constitu,onsl
of the General Banking Law maintained by the Court
for the Correction OF rrors. AID Eve. journal
THE STORM AT BUFFALo.-The storm has abated,
but tine lake sufficiently calm, or the weather Of
such character warrant any OF the steamers in aan8
their departure Westward. The Chesapeake and Hi
uos got in this morning and by the latter we learn that
of the fleet reported the flats above Detroit only TWO
vessels, the Roanoke and NJ billiard, had got down when
the steamer left Honday evening. The Cleveland,
Constitution, Missouri, Wisconsin, and Chautauque,
The Chautauque left Erie for this port previous TO the
Chesapeake. but yet has not made her appearance
steamer with pipe Is said TO be beached at Cate'
raugus but whether 1t Is her some other we are I'M
able say. Passengers by the stage bring the report
The Great Western from the Rock this morning
Yesterday afternoon dismased vessel was observed
passing down the Niagara aboring hard, with signal Of
distress flying and after passing the first rapid safely
down far Black Rock, where she took anchor Sue
cargo of wheat, flour and ashes. During the blow shs
was thrown her beamends, which induced the mas
ter away her masts in order to right her again.
Buffalo Com Adv. Thursday.
MEMBERS OF CoNGREss.-Hon. w. HUNT of
Lockport, passed through city on Wednesday, and
Hon. ALBERT SMITH, OF Genesee, yesterday. Hon. E.
B. HOLMES of this district will leave tomorrow. Judge
CARROLL OF Livingston is still quite ILL., and unable 10
proceed home. Roch Dem. 2lst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

PESNsrLvAs1A-Gen. JAMES IRWIN of Centre
Co. and Hon JAMES COOPER Of Adams are each
named in Pennsylvania as the probable Wing can.
didates for Governor Of thar State in ls47 They
are both good men, and if the Tariff is upset by this
Congress we guess one of them rOM be Governor
The total vote for Canal Commissioner al the la;e
Election was thrown as follows:
Burns, L.. 1850 Harms H. sslls Morton, " % 93i
Loco over Wing. 80, 1872; Do. over all. ASS.
The Wings made no effort, as they were sure to
be beeten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

TEYNEssEE.-Gov Brown has appointed Thurs
day, Dec 1lth, as the day of Special Election for
Member of Congress from the Nashville District in
place of Hon. Joseph H. Peytou, deceased. Gen.
Washington Barrow and Mr.. Ewing are proposed
as candidates in the Nashville papers.
Hon Hopkins L. Tuney, the new U. s. Senator.
has defined his position in letter. BrieSy-he lie
in favor Of Revenue Tariff but win favor the Dis
.ibuhon Of the Proceeds Of tho Public Lands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

EasArgM.-In the Address Of the State Temperance
Convention which we lately transferred to cur columns
the sentence The board of Excise have no' power 20
refrain &C. is made by error OF the compos''oF 20
read no power" sc. The error is an important one
and we willingly comply with the request OF the o"S''
iagonias Utica Ners to corectit- We should nave
dome this before bu. i, had escaped proof readers
notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

e DR.. Bogardus, of Albany, was driving his
wagon in Lydiusst Saturday. when his horse took
fright and ran upon the walk, throwing him out, and
knocking down an aged lady named Mrs. Stephenson.
who died during the afternoon. Dr. B. lies in critical
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

AdIutan. General and the State Comptroller have been
invited TO be present and review the troops tna may pa
rade on the 18th.
TENpERAycE.-Rev Thomas Spencer OF Bath
England will deliver an address on Temperance IN Df'
SINNERS Church Mercer sreotar o'clock ms evening
r.. Abou, o'clock on Saturday morning de-
,,chruen. of the Star Police visited gamoling.den IN
the 9Th Ward and found about forty blackess 5usiy
engaged more than thirty OF whom jumped pelmel ori
of the windows The others were caught and entouoed
gzT James McDonough, Captain of Police OF 81.
Louis. Mo- arrived in this City yesterday. Capt Med
n one of the ost energetic officers in the great Valley
of the Mississippi Rogues find little peace in hisv
cnity.
Y The Jury received the charge OF the Judge on
Saturday, in the case of Parkinson mplcaded with
Honeyman Miller, sc. in the robbery of the barge
Clinton, and shortly after returned verdict OF Ont
tv. The trial of the others will be proceeded with
directly
MrL1rARY.-The Washington Grays OF Philadel-
mia Can't McAdam one OF the best drilled corps Of our
sister civ arrive here on the oath inst ard will be
ceiyed by the Lish, Guard Capt Vincent On the 23th
inst the Anniversary of the Evacuation Of this city by
the British troops they will parade with tie third ke
ment of Washington Greys, Col. John W. Avery. wno
will give them dinner at The Coliseum after parade
TRIAL OF Polly BoDlSE.-The Fourth Ward
psnel was exhausted on Saturday but no new jurors
obtained Mr Jackson, one OF the Jurors empanneieo'
whose cabinetmakers shop in Pearl ST. 'ooA hre on II
dav evening while he in the custody OF ohcers III
oriard House Parkrow (where the Jurors are odGec)
ns permitted on Saturday, to to his business the
officer specially having charge of him being Withdrawn.
The Court will meet to-day at IL O'Clock when the Filth
and Sixth Wards Jurors will be returned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

Total las, Io9 14S,2eU E4o2)- 2lo,Ucf oo~oo
Loco.Foco majority 492. Majority for Convention
l79sOl.
Not official Native
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

presided on the OCCASION as 10 actuay ara" olooo-
quart of that precious fluid being extracted from
the of Mr. Dodworth the Trumpet the infurate
drummer drew back his inhct the dreadful blow
upon the unofendipg sheep-skn. The stick was an
especially long and heavy one, and the whole City had
been for days under strict ransack procure it, the
blow fair and in earnes-and the claret flowed in
copious abundance. Tmm-waitng, however, first to
deliver the blow upon the drum, it set down to
him-made every possible apology to his unlucky vic
tim but it is of record that the first blood
shed in the Philharmonic drawn BY that most inno
and inodensve of men, Tnm, while in the strict
discharge of his duty.
The performance of the Philharmonic takes place
on Saturday the nth January next.
| Mr.. TEMPLETos-whose concert we have
once announced week in ndvance-does actually sing
once more at the Taberna Gle this evening In Boston
and Albany where Templeton has sung since his TIL
unph here he has been greeted with the greatest
thusiasm and his houses-as they were in New-York-
have been regularly crowded and overlooked. One of
the Albany papers says-" Temp!eron had jammed
hoGsefuI last Might've must hear him again. We
could grow fat on such music What an expressive
commentary Music go rich that an Editor could grow
| far upon it What could be admirable,
Mr. Templeton has taken the Tabernacle-which will
comfortably seat Twenty Five Hundred people-and
have doubt thar full that number will visit there this
evenngespecaly this is the lass appearance of Mr.
Templeton prior to hs derarure for the South.
| gSome OF the papers having. Of course nadver-
trinity stated that the Corporation had always appointed
commiee for the purpose of celebrating this day. app
cation made Mr. Valentine the clerk for informa
ton onthe subject Who after examination Of his bsoss
states that committee has been appointed for the
LIBERATION of the 2h November since the year 1888
ven years ago.
The Committee appointed the other dsy after the
Of the officers Of the Division not celebrate the
day any longer at their own expense.
Ills many years since any appropriation made by
the Common Council defray any part ofthe expenses
Under these circumstances blame whatever at
ach to the military for their vote. The responsibility
rests entirely with the civil authorities. who it viii bo
seen for number Of years past have taken notice
whatever Of the day.
EVACUATION DAr.-John l. Mumford ESQ. as
We learn from tho Posi-, has been selected to deliver IN
craon on tho Battery in the presence Of the Military
Tho prospects arc aha. the day will be celebrated In
brilliant manner. We understand tina: Gov Wrsh. the
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-11
.f-..s-s Texas.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF
TEXAS.
A PROCLAMATION.

r b. s,- ID A PROCLAMATION. = go
Whereas the people of Texas have evinced de.
cIded wish that prompt aud definite action
should be had upon the proposition for anDexa.
ton, recently submitted by the Government OF
The United States to his Government. and that
30 convention should be assembled for this purpose;
and ss ls.s ,..i., ~ .
Whereas /, is competent for the people alone TO
decide finally upon the the proposition for anaexa-
ZION, aud by deputies in Convention assembled 10
adopt constitution with view 10 the admission
offexas as one Of the state of the American Uni.
on; and t5s flY H,t.-f -sa.ss & s
Whereas, no authority is given by the coustu-
ton of this Republic 10 any branch ofihe Govern
ment, to call convention and TO change the or
game law-this being right reserved to the peo-
pie themselves, and which they alone can proper
ly exercise; sf his
Therefore, be it known that ], ANSON
JONES. President Of The Republic of Texas, de.
sirous of giving direction aud effect to the public
will. already SO fully expressed, do recommend to
the citizens Of Texas that an election for .depu.
es' to convention be held in the different coun.
lies OF the Republic, on Wednesday The fourth day
OF June next, upon the following basis. viz: go
Here follow details as TO The number of depu>
ties, and their distribution among the counties.i
Aud that the said deputies SO elected do assen-
BILE in convention at the city Of Austin, on the
Fourth of July next, for the purpose Of coneid
ering the proposition for the annexation of Texas
to the United States; and any other proposition
which may be made concerning the nationality Of
the Republic, and should they judge it expedent
aud proper, to adoPle, professionally, constitution
to submitted to the people for their ratification
with view to the admission Of Texas, as state,
into the, American Union; in accordance with The
terms Of the proposition for anne ation all
ready submitted TO this Government by that Of the
United States. 49, - 'H'sN
This, from the known disposition of the people
of Texas may be taken as The consumaiion Of
ADpexs'i0H. t''~' 90 =. -'s-
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-11

We call the attention of persons about to seek
new homes in the West, to the facts set forth in
this communication, and caution them against in
terested persons who may wish to direct them
elsewhefe. 49, - 49,
We make these statements in relation TO the
State Of Michigan. based upon residence there
Cor more than nine years.
For our ability TO Judge, and the measure of con.
idcnce 10 be placed in The foregoing statement we
respectfully refer 10 the following persons.
]. ALMY, T
E. B. BOSTW[CK.
References.
Mess. GRAHAM, BEBB, g. GRAHAM,
" MERIT, 81 Co.
{" STAFFORD IL rILEsroN, YIN
:. N. & III. WEED.
Hon. CIAs. Ii. CARROLL, Livingston Co.. ~. y.
w. II. CARROLL. Washington City.
l.. SALToNsTALL, Salem, Mass.
LIE GRAND CANNON. Csc, Troy, ~. Y.
JOHN p. REzNoR. ESQ.,, Ashland, Ohio.
DR.. DOUGLASS HoUGHToN, Detroit, Mich.
VIM. HoLLIsTER, ESQ.,, Buffalo. N. Y.
Hon. ERAsrUs CORNING, Albany, N. Y.
Mess ROBINSON, PRATT & Co.. Buffalo, ". Y.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-11

0-rThe total loss by the late fire in Quebec.
computed with the utmost care, is found TO amount
to between four and six millions of dollars.
About forty bodies have been recovered, from
the ruins, and committed to the earth, while it is
feared that very manv will never be discovered.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-11

A Mr.. Stevens, OF Riga. Monroe Co. N Y.
was killed by lightning on Wednesday last while
ploughing. The fluid entered the top Of his head,
and came out at his chin; making hole of the size
of az ordinary bullet, 1t then passed down his
limbs and through his foot tearing off the-sole Of
his boot. One of the horses with which he was
pluughiDg was also killed. - ~ -
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-27
SiIERJFF'S SALE

WILL he sold for cash in front OF the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on the Eth OF
April, ls45, between the hours Of IL O'Clock A. NJ
aud O'Clock P. M of said day, negro man called
John, aged about % years, and says that he be-
longs TO one Mrs Nancy McCIary. of Beaufort coaH
ty, South Carolina, from whom he was stois ahgut
six years since; the said slave John Is be=ck, sat
feet, inches high, and has scar on the boitoss
of his left foot, cut by glass bottle when boy
Said negro man having been committed to tho Jail Of
Mobile cnrnly as IA runaway slave, BY Charles 4
Ioppin, Esq, Mayor the city Of Mobile, on tbs
l7ln day of September, 1884, and his owner having
failed to come forward, prove property, pay cmi gsa
and take him away, he therefore ~ to he sold IN
compliance with the statutes in such made and
provided to pay Jail fees.
octls 2I9ids C. BANCROFT, Sheriff, NJ. C.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Lewis Judson,
- - a.


George DAVIS, ST., and Charles Cullum.
WTILL he sold for cash IN from Of the Court
w House door of Mobile county, The first
Monday OF April, lS45, between the hours OF IL o.
clock AM. and 4 o'clock OF said day, all the
right, title and interest OF George Davis, ST., in and
to the following described piece, parcel o lo of land
and premises, situated, lying and being the city of
Mobile. the south siie OF Government street, ha
wing front OF torty-one l4l) feet on the south side
of osernment street, and running back soulhwardy
one hundred and eight (i03) feet and bounded rs
follows: east by lands Of William NJ. or Samuel H..
Garrow, west by lands formerly belonging III George
F. Sale and now claimed ny Alexander Cape on
the south by lands formerly occupied by William
Light, deceased, and on the north by Government
street, being the lot Of land formerly conveyed
by Henry Center to George Davis. Jr., by deed
bearing date Attn day Of December. 1884, and record
ed in the office OF the Clerk of the County Court oil
Mobile county, in book N, pages Ill and ll2. Said
LIT having been levied as The property of George
Davis, Sr., by virtue Of the above stated execution
which issued from the Circuit Court Of Mobile coun
~ and to me directed. Hi....
nh7 S3tds C. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. C.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-27
SHERIFF,S SALE.

XNTILL be sold cash in front Of the Court House
w door of Mobile county, on Thursday, the 18th
day of August 1915, between the hours OF clock
AM aud 4 O'Clock, Pa of said day one negro man
called BARNEY, black, aged about 40 years, feet
10 or IL inches high, and says that he belongs 10
james Sanford, near Claiborne, Monros county,
State of Alabama Said negro man Barney having
been committed TO the Jail OF Mobile county, Alas-
ma, as runaway slave, by Charles b. King, JUS
tice of the Peace, Of Mobile county, on the 10Th day
Of January, ISi5, and his owners having
failed l., come forward, prove property pay charges
and take hun away he therefore will be sold in com
pIi,nce with the statute in such cases made md pro-
vided To pay jail fees, sc.
C. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ C
! NJ-The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag and
Journal, Tuscaloosa, and Huntsville Democru wi
please copy till day Of sale. febi7 67tds
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-27
S lERIFF'S SALE.
Berry Sumerall,
vs. &. f..
Redo Bdutiste.

TNTI be sold for cash in front OF the Court
w House door of Mobile county the first Mon
day of April 1S45, between the hours OF IL O'Clock
AM. and O'Clock Pm. of said day, all the right, til
tie and interest Of Bedo Baptiste, in and 10 the fol-
lowing described piece parcel or lot Of land and pre-
misses, situated lying and beingin the county OF Mo-
about three miles from the CITY of Mobile, at "A place
called NapoleonviIle, having front on the Spring
Hill road Of (i) acre, and running back north
eastwardly from said road one and half q 81 acI as
in depth, and bounded as follows, 10 wit: southwest
by the Spring Hin Road, northeast by lands OF Mon
tagne, and southeast by lands Of Bedo i'aptste. The
same having been levied line property OF Redo
Baptste by virtue Of the above stated execution,
which issued from the Circuit Court OF Mobile coun'
ty and TO me drecied.
mh7 S3tds G. BANCROFT, Sher a NJ. c.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-27
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

SHERlFF'S NOTICE.
COMMITTED To the Jail Of Mobile county on the
" 9Th March, lS45, by Charles b. King. Esq,
Justice of the Peace, runaway bright muaiio slave
called MOSES, elias JOHN, feet or inches
high, aged 10 or 20 years, bushy head, has lreck-
led lace, and snys he belongs TO Alfred Dexter, o.
Montgomery, Alabama. The owner is requested to
come 10, ward prove property, pay charges and take
him AWAY otherwise he viii be dealt with according
TO law as in such cases made and provided to pay
Jail fees, o,o,r s,.n,,
SSPKIN1; MIDSUMMER CLOTHiNG-R ecei-
- ved ,er recent arrivals from New York fash
ionabe assortment OF CLOTHING, consisting IN part, OF
Me,ino and a,hmarett Frock and Dress Coats
Fancy and Plain Summer Cashmere Pants
Fancy and Plain Merino and Cashmarett do
Fancy and Plain Summer Drill and Cotton do
Together with large assortment Of Cloth Frock
and Dress Goats; English and Freoch Cashmere
Pants; Cashmareu, Velvet, and Satin Vests, which
we will sell at the Invest possible terms
STANTON & BROTHERS,
mhl7 . 95 Dau,.hin-street.
n kW BOOKS-Marston, or the Memoirs Of
VISTA esinaD, part let.
Remarks on the influence of Mental Cultivation
and Mental Excitement upon Health, by Amariah
brigham, N D., vol.
Parts ~ and % Cycop,edia of Practical Medi-
cine. Just received and for sale By a.r ls
mhI9 ;. W. ALLEN, % Dauph'n street
FVSAKRANT'S COMPOUND OF CUBEbS AND
Il COPAIVA-A mild, safe and ssiectual remedy
for all that class Of diseases for which these articles
have tseperately) so long been eslebraDd. supply
Just received an" 10 /. c. DuBosn CO..
mhls Druggists, 80 wasf.a
| nNEAL, GRITS AND hONINY-Ne~ -.
| MI leans Hom,ny aud Grts; also, City Meal AID
| Grlts Of first quality. for sale by
WRi6HT & CUNNINGHAM.
! mhls 6rossrs, 30 Dauphis-st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-27
SHERIFF'S SAL

Johanna Nolan, John Nolan,
vs. h IA vs. ia
John . Brien John O'Brien.
M ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, the first
Monday Of April 1915. between the hours Of ii N.
and O'Clock Pm of said day, all the right, title and
interest of DIN Orien in and To the following drs
crlbed piece, parcel, lot Of land and premises.
situated, lying and being IN the city of Mobile, At
the south we-t intersection of st Francis
and Hamilton streets, having front on the south
side of St Francis Of seventy Coy feet, and
from, Of sixty6ve (65) feet the west side Of Ham
Ilton street, and having the width 10 rear as in
front on Hamilton. and bounded follows, 10 wit !:
west by lands of Stanton ct al, north by ST Francis
street, east b, Hamilton street, and south by lands
Of Charles Steele ct al ,-tle same having been le-
We'd the property Of Ioha O'rien by virtue Of
The two above stated executions which issued from
the Circuit Court Of N able ,uiy and directed
mh7 S3tds G.. BANCROFT. Sherif>M. g.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-27
C. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. C.
SHERIFF"S SALE
Joseph Wiswall
vs. & "a
William - E..zfan


WTILI. be sold for cash IN front Of the Cour
w House door Of Mobile county. the frs
Monday Of April, 1915. b-iween the hours Of ii o.
clock AN. and o'clock Pm. of said day, all the
right and title of William & Esston in and to the
following described pieces parcels lots Of land ami
premises situated, lying and being in the county Of
Mobile, and described follows, to wit Lots mum
Der fort,-w (42,) iortythree (43) and iorty'one
(4l) Of the plat and survey Of ohn James, tor DAVID
Stephenson and others. Said lots all being together
and adjoining each other, and comprising par, OF
the eastern side OF the old ka;e Track or ground, and
fionting Dog hyer road three hundred and iorty
seven (3l7) 81 100 feet, and running back westward
y therefrom by parallel lines north, eehIy.one and
half degrees west the northern side OF said lots be-
ing four hundred and six a6-100 feet IN length, the
south side - feet in length. and the line,
which is at right angles with the sides, three hun
bred ard thirty three So 100 feet. SAID above LOT;
Of land containing two acres and 7l'l0O acre,. Tbs
same having been levied on the property of Viii
liam G. Eastun. by virtue of the above stated execn
lion, which issued from the Circuit Court OF Mobile
county and 10 me directed
mh7 Ss,ds c. BANCROFT, Sheiit NJ. c.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-27
, PUBLIC SAILS.
BaAsen BA,r orrpnsrAr, 3,.s...,

BRANCH BASR NJ rHEsrATk 4t,s,.,
saw ar h"aiLE-Jauulry Isi, iSI5.
Virtue Of the power IN ne yes,ed, he !, NJ,
gage executed to tho Bauch ofthe Pax of The
col - o. e"n1a,a at Mobile. nv james HUE On The
-9'n ., - 1887, and rdeh in the ONCE
OF the Clerk Of Tie County Court Of A,,,uca r,,o.,
a =, by the power vas,ed in me by =
Mortgage executed 10 the Elapch ortb. Raj of,ba
STATE 81 Aia'a'aa ll Jarucs iiuis on lie l4,b ~
apiH' '9i9' iecfded N lie ier IT he Clerk Of the
expose. before the Con,t iiouac DIOR in The On, :
Montgomery, on the first Monday IN April nexi. a,
public sale. The following named Negroes -nob
Jack, Bill, Piice, Phil. Dave, Peter, John, Lncv
t"d infant, Lor! and Hannah. Terms cash, PAYABLE
~ ne H''es Of the Bank of the Stale Of Alabama,
~ ~ branches. 4. l.. IOULMIA. Pre-ident
BY RUSH GILMORE
hhiO sllds AIlnraeY Brunch Rink Ainl,iIe