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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21
INSURANCE.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
4 Or SFW-Y -YORK-Ths Institution, during the month
of March, ISSUED Fighty-cight Policies, viz:
To Merchants aud Traders 25i To Clerg
To Clerks ........... otto Physicians. .......
To Broken. -. ....... 2Iro ApothecaTies. !
To Manufacturers. go. 10 Lawyers.
To Agents ............- q To Farmer,
To Millers .......... 81 To Mechanics, ......
To Hpte, KerperS. q shipmastsrs
To Grocers To Editors ...,........,...
To sexton ......... To Officers in q. :. Army.
To BOaupen 2,..... 2lro - " Navy.
To Postmaster iro Cashier of Bank. ......
To Watch.Maksr ...... To Teller Of %
To Students.,.. Ito Ladies'.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

NVILDER sALAMANpEF sAfEsI,G. ~. t1 iss , ,sesst
fbo p..eses the patent right Of the nree or ue Stas
New. Yofk thee Safe niHy be pronounced pensc. ~ us
- Int ir,bspe,rbbiy by Ere Il unnecessary 70 SPEAK
To- ~ f .uccs,ul experiments. eifnGhed By ts result ot
hour, hefy ordeal 10 which OF these 5nfss
@Io1..i IN N. burning ruins of the Tribune building,
L~. ~, thai matter forever Bat by scsnt improve
nent ,hsy rendered nperv9us 10 damp ato pre-
80 pnref 0f them mould OF mildsw. Zach d
sbe ot trnIsi with Of Chubb detective locl which
ronnt b. uIcg ed Thus the alsmane SAFES Manufactured
hy The fe proof damp pfoof and thief
ur,rof Can secunty gu ihther .,..< .,o -,
(fHr.AP ACCOUNT bDOks.-Ih. subscroefs have ~
u ceiy-d their AaAutetorJ s,soltSSnt OF Ace,
Books made superior style Of COOS luaity papeI whIeh
rhsy son o-r sxc,.dIBglY low prices All Hhs are 70 rt
Of account Books 1ss pssbl. prees afs invited to
call a II MaIseE-lane
STATIONERY.
All .rtcl-S StonerY both foreign AID dosae1tls fuiu
b for Se. s Many syl,. Of Hsst2nds and patent l,i
trr clip a;e sold AT fe4aesd Yiiesssn
Orer.Yy option cd and PLAIN ;ome a, low a 81 ~
r.r olo-Yost pseI-tgost. oocap and letter psref
m Fugf,h Frrpeh aEd American manufacture
., ~. lo,s.st r,t,s FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL,
"a ~ Manufacturing starioarts II yoio.n.l,ns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21
BOARD.

ID DOM WANTED 10 a private family with without
II boari by woid tarush The room hipsenu
would De Some respectable family hsNinx
more rooms thar they REQUIRE and would wish 10 dispose oi
one Will nlesse address Il =. at this office slS II.
FsV stdsle gentlemen senil.nen and their wives can
n br pleasantly accommodated with Board at 81 Whl,sst
rN.-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21
WANTED.

IlTA\rED-A Lady, Of Pieiy ard Of bGiiHes' aea., - -
w n,;. e.-sr OF famly OF ten rsrsons keierrnees
viii be rqGird Add,yss pos; pNi. H. l. p'ookya, rs''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

DDNkIi\G--A t-w gentlemen can ~ accommodated win
ID ful or partial Bo-ri No - Twelfth street The Houss
situated N eble position. between e,h ana IN aysuses
and three lincso Stage within minu,es walk Rrtet
gulrn ,,t,al
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

pOAROlNC plr,s,lS apartments may br had with bSsrH
Dby gentleman and his lady 20 Orchard street Resr'
80. -, .h,y...I
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

PATENr I lNDE-IRUCIlbLk " ArEK flP Pc.
riNHE Subscbers minuactuIea Pipe cheaper 4ad 5ster
than any other for the convey ncs Of water TO
rites villages and private residences II cOHVsyS
th fountain itself aud they cGrrit superior and more
inrlb aa other for dram SOIL lnd waste ir and igr
hydraulic rurposrs generally. An premium Of ten dol
lars nd silver medal awarded the Inventor AZ the last
FAIR Of the American Institute
All order. promptly attended li2 Fultonstre.t.
lii. J. BALL * co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

EOOLS &c. FOR SALt.-A very powerful arch screw
j Press s,h.s chuek aud Tools, setof Lamp Ssker
Dies .4t Of Die for Hall Lanterns Porti0ls forge Black
smiths Anvil several good Vices, Crindsone and number
of other mechanics tools for sale the OF lu8 Greene 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

nOR SALE-Tsr BaT. Counter Beer Pumps With llvs
N.fb. Top and Pedestal. and ether EIfGrss OF r9It.i
House Asa s4shss, SAsh doots counters traW= .ias'
80 kr InotIre OF .LOChE.
,VI Carpsat<r ,rd Builder, 81 AHn1'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

rJ,EN DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures BANK
1 SToCX-A certificate Of thirty shares vicsssurS
RarS Stock IN the name Of Buckley Peck and NUMBER
cd SS with Power Of Attorney attached los; on ss-
tur!ay 9St March Il was enclosed In letter. and lost
on its way TO wast-cs,. The above viii ee paid BY esr:
INK II at Thcmpscu's Office 81 wall-st. nhSo
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-22

purposes. 20 whom paid. and for what service
Now lei us compare The pay Of our Representa-
tvss with that OF cur town officers. The first are
called from home aud are on expenses daily from
ih time they leave home until iuey return. They
are mol entitled TO The same privilege members
Of Congress to send their cloths home to wash a.
have them returned by mail. They not only pay
their avn wash bill hut their own postage which
small sum. Our towi, officers have one dol
lar per day and no extra wash, postage, barber or
boot black bills 10 pay. Here is where | think re-
form ought to begin. Take the town first, then
The County and State officers, then if you please,
take the Judiciary system. could make some
remarks on that if had time, hut must close lor
the present. hope others. who are more com.
peiem will explain their views the subject ol
reform. HARD TINES.
Our FREUD Hard Times, is s,aunch democra
and, we are airaid. reads nothing bu, the papers
of his party, else he could hardly oe ignorant oil
The ficttha, our Representatives, last year sad
died their postage, as well as liquor balls, the
J State. s
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-22
rxuEpsSpnxr RANKING cxMpASrEs.

Before they can become corporations, must de.
posi-, Ohio Or United States stocks with the trea-
snrer. 10 amour, equal to the capital stock ac-
tually paid in To the company, aud SO fast as the
stock paid in is increased the securities with the
Treasurer must ne Increased. A larger afno cunt
amount of stocks may be deposited than the capt.
tai stock paid in, and circulation obtained therefor
The notes for circulation must be furnished by
iersigned, aud registered, the Treasufes office,
and the plates and DIES remain in his custody
These notes to De executed by the President and
Cashier of the company before issued. The to-
tai amount of notes given TO any company. mol to
exceed three times the amount of capital actually
paid in. aud remaining undrinished by loss or
or Otherwise. Any company fiiiing 10 redeem its
mole. Or demand, TO Cease business. and the Urea.
surer 10 sell stocke and redeem The notes. The
Auditor Treasurer and Sec. of State. 10 cause the
af,rs al such company to be thoroughly mvesiiga.
ted al least ofre year. 7af'-
The redemption of notes issued by the indepei,-
den, Banks thus sc..urad:-l. Bv the capital ac-
iualy paid in. 2. b. an au,oisn, of ONO or u.
s. stock equal to the amount of circulation. g..
Bv the bills and notes discounted, fur which the
notes oi The Bank are given 10 CIRCULATE.
The amount o! Indebtedness of The stockhold-
ers and directors Il, their respective companies IN
both kinds Of banks. limited. The indepen-
dent Banks required TO receive eech others ~
per, while solvent, and each branch the notes of
the other branches.
These the leading features of the plan of
Banking a, length in iuIl operation in Ohio after
IA controversy of SO manv years on the subject.
Tribune.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-22

THE NOMINATIONS Far as we have learn
ed the Legislative nominations OF Our opponents
they are characterised by these ccuIiarities. Isl.
The candidates are entirely unpledged. 1t The
conventions nomiu atng them pass airy resolutions
il is evidently done not 10 Influence The conduct OF
the members elect. bat 10 meet aud satisfy public
opinion sufficiently TO procure votes.
% Every convention seems to be packed by a
clique. even where cl,q',es have not before been
known 10 exist. We give this not OIL our own au-
tori,y bat receive it from candid members Of that
party. Oi the Wash;enaw nominations we ere
all acquainted, and scarcely we're these made, be-
fore we were Informed of the same management
IN Wayne, and The las, Pontiac Gazette contains
q protest of a number nf the members oflhe DEM
ocraiic convention in Oakland against The evident
intrigue and management visible there.
Sd, In the different delegations there will be
generally found one man capable Of leading his
colleagues, while the others are thrown IN aPpa.
: reniiy merely supply the number OF rofes, and
these leaders are known to be men not by any
means scrupuous in regard to their political cour-
ses Place all these facts together and to what
conclusion DO they bring US? Plainly this, that
the State has been canvassed BY "regency" The
~
cheat the people into voting for ihrir nominees,
supposiog every thing to be fair, and after election
farweIl to all hopes that the wishes of the people,
or aught else save the Interests of the Office hold
ders should be cared for, We trust that every vo.
ter, whatever his party name may he, will exam
inc this matter thoroughly.
Break Freemen, break the ialisman of party
name. The measures proposed by the party siyi.
ing themselves wings, and 10 which they have
pledged eve:y candidate they have nominated, do
no, necessarily parlake of the peculiar shades o.
opinion. which characteristics the two PARTIES
They lhiuk reduction of pay and salaries Is re
quired by the conGton Of the State.
Now if "Democrat" thinks so too, is he les:
or more democratic. it he express his opinion by
his vote The wings think that reform in thu
judiciary is necessary. if democrat thinks so too
may he not vote so without losing his standing a:
sDemocrat, or must he, tn be democrat, be the
Save of a party name? 81 ofevery other meas
ure. principles not men" is good motto. bu
"princioies not names" would have oeen OF more
essential service Ia the country.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-22
from the National Pilot.

From the National Pilot
MEssRs EDIToRs:-- Accompanying ihIs, send
you for examination and shcw, sword captured
at the battle of New Orleans. Ii was taken from
ii dragoon of the British army, on the day that
Packenham was killed. Ii was presented TO me
Dv William Johnson, of New Orleans, c0lored
man.- Iohn-',a is well known in that city By the
appellaii"n of .'Cnrpo aOn Johnson" which he
received from being in the employ of city au,hori-
ries- Juhnson was an officer of The colored regi-
ment 1t the battle, and was in the special conf
deuce Of Gen. Jackson. Whenever Il confidetI-
Tia! express was Ia be SENT Johnson was selected
as the man 10 carry il. In The melee in WHICH
Packenham was killed. the dragons who wore the
sword was wpunded by discharge of cannon,
loosing both legs, one hand having been cut off
previously.
When Gen. Jackson, presented his sword,
worn a, The battle of N,.w o leans, to Gen. Arm
siro O. Johnson pre- seated Ihi> sword To me. The
colored regiment which ton. hi at the battle. was
composed oi free men. Il has been SAID that
they were slaves; bu, Johnson informed me that
Ibis was falsehood. Slaves alone we're employ
ed ia carrying and placing the ton bales used
defence, and others were sent back 20 the city
on the commencement of :he fight. j. has beea
said thai Gen. Jarkso promised these men OF The
coiored rcIi'neat being slaves. their freedom alter
HE DiUit. WHICH PROMISE was not kept tNW DE-
IDg slaves. this was not necessary. aud no prom
use was made Ia the slaves who employed
previous Ia the fight. THIS. Johnson was IN the
position 10 knuw. aud he as>nted me that these
statements as To Gsu. Jackson base false
hoods. Gen Jackson would noi suffer the slaves
10 be on lhe ground he Oniv wished free hearts.
that volunteered to defend their country, 10 be
present.
During the past winter, was at New Orleans,
and some persons of the cniored regiment at the
battle. and know what John .on Informed me
musl be true. He is man OF high character.
aud universally respected in New Orleans. Jack
is adur'd by all the blacks of the south. 6ond
aud free; il grateful To flnd II so. should be
glad did the laws "l L,iisauia permit free col
ured man to reside there, TO GO 10 that region 10
spend The baauce of my days-among those who
icei Justly the merits of those who honor aud de-.
ieDd their country. and where would. as would
here. If need be- old as am. draw the sword |
send you. aad which treasure much, in defence
uf my country. Yours, fesptc fully.
HOPE BUTTER
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Hens.

Connecticut, a Wing State, has just abolished the
properly qnalifcation-when will the DemocRtic States
of Virginia and New Hampshire follow the example
The Batavia Time the 4h, says that the small pox
prevailed alarming extent in the nsighboring viii
lage of Alexander TwLty four and three deaths
hrd occurred at that dateThe Of toll on the
Southern Railroad, during las: September, was $I2.
64343. How much the Central. the powers that be
do not degn to inor us-Wth the convictions noted
in another place. the an-ren trials in Delaware Co.
On the LIST inst the remainder of prisoners
permitted to plead guilty crimes Of various de-
grees, and throw themselves the mercy of the Court
Some lightly fined and some discharged on their
recognisances keep the peace, while the indict
ments of others left render them liable
sentence should t.ey be guilty. furtherof msdemeanors.
The Deldpdre Express thus depicts the effect of this
unexpected enency the prisoners. 4" it was enough
TO melt heart Of adamsnt TO the poOr Misguided
men and boys as one after another t'ey were brought
before the court, many OF them men OF fdmies soue
having two, and some many as seven children DEEPEN
dent upon them tor support, not knowing what was TO
be their fate, feeling IN their hearts that they had no
right expect mercy from the violated laws of their
country But ii was pleasing to witness the feelings
Of gratitude and penence the part of most ut Them
unexpected mercy extended II their cases.
The trcklng the siied sob. the signs OF gratitude,
the consciousness OF past errors, and determination 10
do better hereafter, depicted in the counenances OF ma
ny of them offered OF their becoming good
citizens hereafter aud satisfied all present OF the wise
and judicous. well mercifu Opposition oi the
court in allowing the tide oil mercy TO flow freely on
We hope that this example may teach The Admins
traitors of law the proper mode of proceeding in similar
eases in future. Paradoxcal as it may seem, clemency
and pus lanimy often Identical being nothing more
than l,eiency shown under different circumstances
Before the law has shown its power. lenency is treated
with aud insult let is arm be fe and the same
brave spirits melted into tears. and admire its lofty
magnanimiy, il but 1.-THE of its weight be abaed. In
the present lenency is well timed, though proper
seventh used rather lae.-Ken;ucky Legislature,
Senate. Wings "a, DENIS IA. Rep. Wings 81 DIS 80.
"A mutiny occurred on boasd the Brig Oscar, of Sag
Barbor at Isle Grande the 9th Of August. 1t was
qreed by the death of the ringleader The remainder
arrested and i'll doubtless be home for trial
When one is tempted TO bug article, expen.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-22

0-" The Ypsilari Qeoerai) SenlineI.--Free
Press.
1t is unnecessary to quote further. That little
word federal comprises all TIE argument we have
seen in The Free Press, since its new editor was
called from Ohin, look after the interests Of the
Democratic party in the State of Michigan. -
What force it may have in other cases we know
noI,but think we understand it whebj.pped 10 ouI
selves. The present constitution is called the
"Federal' constitution, we heartily support Il; we
are in this sense F, derasi. The General Gov
ernme,.t is STYLED The "Federal'' government, we
ever expect to lend what and we can TO suppor'
the principles IN which it is founded, in this sense
TOO we are Federaist. As far rs the Cons !tu-
ton is federal" We are federal" as far as it is
"democrafic." we are democratic; for we love
and cherish The Constitution, are you MIR. Free
Press any thing else? If you name il, but d mt
exhibit your "ireshness' by attempting TO blind
the eyes Of The Wolverines with your sham Buck
eye 'dcmocracv.'
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-22

Tic Pittsburg American says that they had
quite fight !, The 9th Ward on Saturday night
between the natives and the .beiter than Natives,
IN which the better Natives do not appear to have
got the better ofthe fight--Erpress.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-22

"A houring mill, worth s Is, 900, aud a salt mill
worth 5000, were burned at SaIina, N. Y. on
Monday last. The -four mill belonged TO j. Z.
woodruff OF Syracuse and J. C. Beach Of Sken-
eateles-thc salt mill to J.P. Harkin. The for-
iner had $4,000 insurance the latter nome
Det. Advertiser.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-22


RAILROAD ABUsEs.--The Conductors or cap
tains OF cars, paid high saaries--from $500 to
700 elch per annum. The whole time is paid FOE
and yet we venture 10 say. that nine ,eaths Of Il
is devoted TO prirate speculation IN buying apples
fruit oil all kiuds oysers &c. here, for sale in the,
Country, and wheat, -four aud other products IN the
country for sale here. We are told bv an Eas-
Tern gentleman that of these conductors lately
boosted 10 him that he had cleared $1,000 duria
the present season by these pripate operations -
While the merchant and The farmer are losing
from I'D TO 20 cents a bushel un wheat for want
o! the facilities of The railroad, these paid agcos
OF the State are permitted to transport both ways
and TO make money out Of The very neglected con-
dIti:"n fine road which The State ma uagers Them
selves have brought about We have no doubt thas
these officers at Conductors, weiyhmas;er, DC.
could be farmed out, with the privileges now gram
ted, To our forwarders at $1,000 each per annum.
The State management of the Central railroad
presents a beautiful picture indeed The acting
CommIs sloner deeply engaged in trade as mer-
chant aud mler--thc cond iclors weighmas!ers,
&C., Specializing in wheat and Aour--aDd the Peo-
pie paying these Spectators salaries, and losing
from IO to ~ cents bushe on wheat by their
oper Observation-Disclosures is4a t.f~
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-22

The Michigan State Back we understand has
been for some days IN operation under It's new
auspices, qIici's pursuing The even tenor Of its
way. We have not seen any Ct rs bills in circu-
Iaiion but presume they viii bye-and-bye make
their appe rance in the due course of business
Det. Adreriiser. s@t e
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-22

ment will yield.
NAVIGATION OF the HURoN.-We are happy
to be able in inform readers that this work con-
tiuues 10 excite increasing interest in cur curnmu-
nifty. The marifes. inadequscy Of the Railroad
TO carry away the surplus produce Of this section
has awakened desire among our farmers, hih-
eric unfei 20 avail themselves Of other, better and
cheaper modes OF transportation. Besides this,
there is very general d.srusl Of the future man.
agemen. Of the read The past conduct of the Of.
ncers OF the State leaves little to hope from that
source, while sale of the road seems like pass.
isg TO {" evils that they know not Of > hence the
general expression in this vicinity is. lei Us have
the slack water navigation to Gibraltar and then at
all events, ICE safe.
The Stockholders of the Gibraltar and Flat.
Rock property may rest assured that the present
is a most opporiune moment for commencing
their suspended work, aud rendering their stock
valuable. Subscriptions To secure The payment of
the interest on considerable portion Of the esii-
mated cost of the work be wecn this place and the
Rock. have already been taken, aud we are con-
fident That the moment an arrangement is made
with the company, by which The work can be
speedily and certainly completed, the who.e anon
OF interest, and much more if necessary, might be
secured. The whole work, by letting It in small
contracts, can be completed in less than year.
There is no doubt that it will pay lis own interest
when done. Let il be understood that subscribers
will he called upon Tor years interest ONLY. or
| To NEE: any possible contingency, for two at most
and there ar enough of those no able ant
wiling to lake the responsibility, To make The av.
eraee amount Of eaoh the interest lr0e. Let The
work progress say we.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-22
ours, fesJtc fully.
HOPE BUTTER

strange suicide is mentioned ia The Pi'oie des
Caivados. 4 mason of Brison being unable to
paw bill Of $50 francs, which he had i1dorsed
foI friend, resolved to Kill himself, and jumped
into Il well. He was seen. aud a rope being
thrown To him sudden love of life made him as
cent when. Just as be was uhaut 10 emerge from
the wei. he heard the voice nf his wife, and ex-
claiming -"Ah All is il Won? Well then adieu!'
droprci again, ia The wei; and drowned.
STUMP CAHDID,TE. MORGAN BATES Esq.
pre- SCENTS himself a. our columns this morning 10
the Electors IF The FIRST District as an indepen
dent cind date f,r the Safe Senate.
Mr.. Bates is an old and tried Wing and vs. oud
make an active. efficient and intelligent Senator.
Few men have labored more zealousIy for The
cause better deserve the support of the party
The wings thus far have made no regular nom
inaon. aud should they make none, we shall
cheerfally vote f,r Mr.. BATES. Adreriizcr.
"A TEN STRIKE "--.Her last tap up the En-
pre was penple6 by u Thousand or more, and we
undersan the births on hoard during The voyage
made fue additional berths necessary! The Elm.
pure against the world - CIereldnd Herald.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-22

sve than he afford the sake Of looks. il would
be well first consider. what per such invests
ment will YIELD