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The New York herald., 1845-12-05
PREMIUM BOOTS.

:. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 81 50, city made and for
style and durability they equal those sold in other
stores for s. Fine French Premium Imperial Dress Boots
for 81 So equal to those other stores for S. or 81
at YOUNG &JONES French Boot and Shoe "
one the fashionable establishments ia this city Our
boots having judged the late Fair Nibo said
be the best boots the sold in this Also
superior style French Dancing CATERS and
constantly on hand.
All goods warranted to give satisfaction Boots and Shoes
made 10 order in the shortest notice Mending the
VOIfNG " ZONES A Ann sfreaf
nj lmsrc nea, Broadw av New Yo,L
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

ApporyrMKNT BY THE PRKsIpENT.-We learn that
dson Welles Esq., OF Connecticut, has been appointed,
or is to be appointed, Third Assistsat Postmss'ei 0s
nsral IN place OF Dr.. ~, NJ. MLsr
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

u ONE PR!CE.-BRowN & co. i7s Chatham square,
- corner of Mott wish inform the public of their
regent IN the manufacture and finish of their
IHhEE DOLLAR HATS which retain beautiful rich
ustre and Will compare well those costly. The
rropreors are confident that they furnish s far superior
70 any heretofore sold for the price full Of
Fancy Furs also Fur Coth Mohar Glazed Silk and Fancy
Cfo several new patterns, much admired sold reduced
prices, Wholesale aud retail. o2q m|mc
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

DANCING.
MISS f. ELLIS direct from Europe begs to announce
" TO her fup that she has recommended giving nstruc
non IN all the fashionable Ball Room Dancing her residence
a BARCLAY street She will remain New York all he WIN:
ter She teaches all Queen Victorias Dances Collimus
Schools and Families attended nss lw*rc
The New York herald., 1845-12-05
PITTSBURGH, Nov. y, l84b =

ITTTSbUhSh, NOV 20, lC1O a
DEAR BENNETT The weather here to-day is as
cold as the atmosphere on top of the Aneghanymoun-
tains. Yesterday being the day set apart by Cover
nor Skunk. for thanksgiving, was observed as
strictly the Sabbath--all business was suspended
all the stores closed. | think, however, that the
turkeys and fat puets did not much increase their
numbers on account thereof. Elder Knapp, your
old friend, OF whom you speak SO often In the Her.
dld Id here shouting daninatlon against all sinners,
ana SURFING BelzeDu0 up with long pole-who ap-
pearsd here about the time the Elder in the
shape of the Faklr OF Ava" Each OF these chickens
der says many curious Things and the Fakir does many
curious things-and each his admirers-' de gus-
hbus nil dtsPufandum
There d whole bevy of Office hunters set out from
here for Washington last week. Messrs. Black, Ma
graw Jour District Attorney, McCandess president Of
also passed through here last week. the same place,
the same errand want Magraw to be made Charge
to Sardinia and Black accept OF station IN
Nebraska. McCandIess il can do no better for him,
will 60 California. Please have your correspondent
in the capital these gentlemen, and report progress
We have aloget recovered from the shock Of our
big re the houses nearly all rebuilt and the burnt
district is the finest looking part OF the city. All
want now the right Of way here Tor the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad to keep from striking the Ohio
below us, ami will outgrow all the cities oil the
west. If we can't get that must have slackwater
navigation on the Allegheny up to its head which viii
give US trade with your great emporium THIS may
canal a railroad. There is but four ieet and two
inches OF water here at present. and thus weather lasts
long, navigation will soon be suspended Nothing
more at present.
The New York herald., 1845-12-05
FRENCH, AMERICAN, AND ITALIAN RES
Highland Cottages.

VIEWS, with round plans, of the Highland Cottages
Roxbury, near Boston, designed and erected by VIM B
nam, NJ H Newman Roe lockwood Son; and other book
in New YORK, Phil,dslphia and Boston, 7w*r
The New York herald., 1845-12-05
SARACEN'S HEAD,
M ~ Deu !C5,esy Ne,, Vo,I


SARACEN'S HEAD,
No. IL Dey Street Ney York.
JOSEPH SMITH late Of Worcester England, bsgs leave
his houe the aud comfoae style. He all
times on hand the choicest of Wines Liquors and Sesars also
Brewed addition his usual fare he intends serving up
plates OF rpe the Old Country style; together with
all other kinds of refreshments usually beiound Eng
sh Chop House, which he trusts will be gratifying to his
Rooms neatly fitted up for private parties Lodgings and
house better supplied with Old Country American News
papers n28 lwrr
TURTLE SOUP FOR EXPOKTATION.
(NOSLlNG, Of the American and French Dining Saloon,
Nos "a and &C Nassau has always ready Green Tu
tie Soup for Captains and families put up tin boxes
Upwards Of 100 different dishes served up daily for dinner
game, &C. for prices which Ait every body He has tely
erected machine whereon dinner for 900 be
two minutes prepared Has famous buckwheat cakes Every
loon open from NJ till T. NJ teXcsp the first day in
Ny Henry Gosng has erected at great expense,
Very thankful for the agement bestowed for the
last five and in the hope continuance have the
honor to call myself your most obedient
p27 lmtrc l.. GOSLING.
FRENCH, AMERICAN, AND ITALIAN RES
TAURANT.
SlGNOR PALMO respectfully informs his patrons and the
~ public that he has opened Restaurant his well known
and popular old stand adoing the Opera House He will
Breakfasts Dinners and suppe,s, in the French American
any similar establishment in the city.
Sgnor Palmo trusts that of his old friends will kindly
yemember hs peculiar abilities caterer Tor spcures
ale porter &c may be had daily for 31H only His
bill Of fare will comprise all the choice dishes of
at ,he lowest PRICES and served in the best manner
Blot and cold Baths supplied the above establish
ment usual. + PALMO,
n12 lmtr 80 Chambers St
The New York herald., 1845-12-05
~ HATS
SUPERIOR TO ANY

- SUPERIOR TO ANY &>
EVER BEFORE MADE IN THIS COUNTRY
'NHE SUBSCRIBER having lately effected, through their
agent n Paris the purchase of the gu nifty of
Plush for which the manufacturers received the gold
al the late frs IN that city manufacturing Has
which, upon exannaton will convince the sceptica
are superior to any ever before made in this country
Also received assortment OF the Mechanics Hats
made by the best manufacturers Paris being well adapted
Tor rsveers constructed TO shut small compa
or orred IN nat time person his
hat Dealers and others supplied with the different qualities
Hats at NJ low II than by other
turers A. HALL SON,
202 Greenwich street,
n2i lwfmc between Barclay and Vesey streets
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

a LLEN D0D WORTH will commence Private Dancing
dav Zen o x his residence, No s Boome street. on Mon
s oc zoh 70 continue during the every Monday
wsunesaay thursday, and Saturday at r. NJ or LADIES'
auu - 10, oenuemen For terms. &c. apply rs above
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

It
Boarding and Rooms on the European Plan.
WHICH is more convenient comfortable and economical
w than any other plan for travellers and whose
business require them to be absent frequently.
The quiet and healthy location Of the hotel opposite Duane
park retired from the noise hustle great
roughfares adjacent thereto and all the steamboat land
the desirable residence
posite Duane park. MA im+
The New York herald., 1845-12-05
LOOK AT THIS
IMPORTED ERENCH ROOTS af IL -. a..l.,..

LOOK AT THIS
- IMPORTED FRENCH BOOTS of the best quality
al the extraordinary low price eof........... Of S. 90
Double Sole the best article ............. 80
- Cork sole do SO
french Cali Boots, made order ........... 5 90
french Call Shoes. ....................
gent HAIL Boots. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Danclng fumps, the niceat kind
Ddncing Oaites, with fatent Leather TIPS IS
And general assortment Of India Rubbers and all kinds Of
Over Shoes from the smallest the largest also great as
,oftment OF Boys Boots and Shoes Misses and Chdrens do
Ladies IN thus store will find the Of CATERS
buckIns Slips Ties Quilted Shoes Clogs
slips white aud black satin and white Kid Slips India Rub
bers OF all the different qualities and sizes the
smallest the largest and price asked at 367 Broad
way, corner oil FrafRlin street.
MA lmr M. CAHILL.
The New York herald., 1845-12-05
JUST OPENED.
COLUM BIA HOUSE,
CHESTNUT STREET,
Between Sixth and seventh Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
JUST OPENED.

BAGLEY, MACKENZIE 4 Co,
Proprietors.
JAMES BAGLEY late Of Jones' Hotel.
HENRY C.MACREN/IE, formerly of Washing ton ouse
PETER l.. FERGUSON. ,24 2mrc
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

SEGARS-SEGAkS-BA KliAlNS
THE SUBSCRIBERS having lately pnrcbsshed an exten.
sne STOCK OF segars by order OF Assgnees, &C.
enabled TO offer greater bargains than ever Ar prices much
lower than the cost Of manufacture
n3 im-r KENNETH k~fxVEury
The New York herald., 1845-12-05
JAMES A SWAIN,
C. Il y II II A / l. r.,
352 Broadway,
M CARiu'nN HOI1CE

rI'O THE BEAUTIFIERS OFTHE ECOMPLEXlON-Sur
prsipg Edhcacy.-Mi EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AN
NYMPH SOAP composed Of eastern botanica discovery q
ecev for rendering the skin soft aud fair
mparting delicate roseate hue to the complexion.
As creator and conseIvator of that distinguishing
charm OF female loyen-ss transparent skin, JULES
HAUEL's Nymph Soap, or Eau Divine de Venus may be
Id 70 exert almost magical Composed for The
OF oriental balssmc plants the exclusion of
mineral sdmxture, distinguished incidentally for its
tremey bland purifying and soothing the skin
by ac ing on The pores and minute exPss Al
tion BY th method aole e-ctu ally dissipares all red
pmpes eckes sunbun, and other unsightly
vatons, uimcal female loveliuess. It's
will change the most bilious complexion Of
dant whiteness while the neck hands and be
PLY with every appearance ofyouhfu charm the
advanced periods Of life
For sale wholesale and retail, by
JULES HAUEL,
Practical Chemist and Perfumsr,
46 South Third street, Philadelphia.
and by agents:-J B. Jacquemod moab Broadway r. A.
Araut, Lafayette Bazaar, Nos lag and Isl Broadway; A.
Willard, 8 w. corner OF Cedar and William streets.
Premium awarded the Franklin Institute MIC lm-rc
The New York herald., 1845-12-05
Miscellaneous.

Coleman G. May, the person who killed w. j.
Nc Dearmon at Appommattox Court House, Va. was
arrested, after the few miles off, Il
was not apparently, his intention to attempt escape.
Two or three cases of smallpox have occurred
at Columbus Georgia. The infection was brought BY
passenger in the stage from Macon.
young lad lost his arm, last week, at Lowell,
by its becoming enanged in the machinery present
OF thirty three hundred dollars made up for him
400 Of which was given by the company and 5000 by
hands employed.
The disease known as "putr i'd sore throat" is
said be very destructive in Greenbrier county,
Anthonys Creek.
An officer in search of those suspected of being
implicated in the Express robbery brought down from
Cleveland Saturday, one who, upon examination at
Rochester proved to be entirely innocent of the charge
The is not Harrington, does he resemble
by any means, the person whom our officers are in
search Of
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

The ALLEGED NEW BERLIN FORGERY.-W We
have been committed with $4,000 draft upon the
Messrs Clark CO. of New York, which shows that it
is at least debateable question The late Sidney Smith
who died more than year ago. left upwards oi an hun
dred thousand dollars by will executed two or three
years previously when he departing for Europe in
trust for sister, (rs Levi Harris) and ephew. Nr
Clark his partner was one of the executors In Octo-
ber 1874, informed, Mr. Smith, finding himself
very ILL., letter to his sister, stating his apprehen
sions in regard to his health and explaining his Intention
to change his will that his heirs instead OF receiving
the interest only, should come Immediately alter his
death into possession OF the estate and appendng to
this letter, the $50 900 draft upon Messrs Clark Co.
Mrs Harris who alone when the letter came, read
only enough to that her brother was seriously
ill., and having but half hour to prepare for the our
ney before the stage left put the letter into drawer
mainea with her brother until he asd The DRAFT was
discovered until month ago. when Mr.. Harris's So
lcitor had occasion to examine all the letters papers
&c his deceased brothernlaw The letter and draft
were submitted to the cashier and teller OF the Bank of
Chenango and to several erchants all of whom are
familiarity acquainted with Mr.. Smiths handwriting and
who entertain no doubt Of its being genuine letter and
draft. II 10, therefore, complicated affar-.aibany
Journal, Dec. ,.
The SUGAR CRop.-We are informed that the
sugar crop OF this year promises fair and that those
this product feel we'll satisfied with their The
short space Of time which has elapsed since the temin,
alton OF hostitics with the Indians has not permitted
them fully to the position they occupied before
the war, and consequently the crop OF this year VIII De
comparatively limited Several Of our planters com.
sne zane urs m from many lonely set
tlement between this place and Maanzas. We under
stand that large preparations have been made to
the cultivation OF this product during me next ana
feel confident that the time IS not lar distant When
the sugar crop Of and South Florida will form an
important item in the agricultural resources OF our
state.-Jaeksonp,lis Fla. News, Nov ai.
CouRr FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-ALBA-
N.Y. Dec. 2-Present: Lieut. Gov. Gardiner, Chancellor
Walworth, and 26 Senators IL. The City OF New
York. vs.. James Bailey, Jr. ct al. Mr. J. A. Spencer
was heard for plaintiffs in in reply Decision post
ponsd until December. The Court take a recess IRON
today until the 2eth inst
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

THE PROPRIETOR of this long established Hotel takes
occason respectfully to apprse his old friends and o.
public generally that determination keep full with
the last few months had his spacious thoroughly
overhaued throughout That, without regard pains
pense he has added to his splendid
new Ladies' Ordinary and Ladies' Drawing Room fronting
esco This Drawing Room is very magnifcen,y furnished
the high admiration OF the hundreds who have visited it.
joining this Drawing koom several and delightful
chambers also handsomely and they
can be made entirely private from every other Of the house
tbishment be exceled any of the United
and he respectfully solcs continuance of that
which has been for extended Browns la
dian Queen" JESSE BROWN.
Washington City. Nov. ii, 1915. p4 2wrc
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09
ComnlllissiOner,s sale.

EY virtue of a decree of the Chancel.
ND lor at Jackson, ON the 18th Feb'y
ls45, will sell, as Commissioner, on HE
24h April, instant, at the office Of the As.
signees OF the Com. X. r. Bank, at the
Depot in the city Of Vicksburg, Tor one-fifth
cash, balance in !, 2, 3, and years, equal
payments, a large amount of Real Estate
belonging to said Assignees, consisting Of
About fifty lots in vicksburg, many OF
them improved with stores, residences, and
hotel. Over 1000 acres OF land in War.
rem county; houses and lots in Clinton
$500 acres land in Hinds; 1900 ia Ran.
kin; 40 in Madison, and house and lol in
Vernon; GAO in Holmes, $50 in Yazoo;
l040 in Carroll, to-wit:
The E hall N e qr. and N hf Of e hf of S E ar
section Is. hi sec 49, S hf and N T. or and
w hf of N w Or and 5 hf Of f hf Of N W ar
section 20-all in township IS range east
loo acres, and town LOT 81 in Grenada,
Yalobusha county; $50 in TaIlahatchie,
1000 in Sun Flower; GAO in Coahoma
400 in Bolivar; 2C00 in Washington, and
5000 in lssaquena--somc improved, but
the greater part unimproved and fertile
lands. A detailed list is published in the
" Mississippian" a, Jackson.
Information as 10 titles, quality, &c. can
be had by application at the Office of the
Asslgnees, where maps, &c. may be in
spected, or by application 10
J. ROACH, Commissioner.
April 0, ls45 1921
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09
From the Carroll (La.) Waterman.


STATE CoNvENTIoN-NEw CoNsTlrU.
TroN.-We at last begin TO have some
hopes that the labors OF this body will be
brought to happy issue--that is, that they
Will give us constitution, in many re.
spects, far preferable, TO The present one.
Perhaps condensed summary of the pro-
visions of the new constitution so far as
they have been acted upon BY the conven-
ton, might not at this time, be uninterest-
ing 10 our readers.
The first and seventh articles of The
constitution have been finished and The
second and third nearly completed
The first article distributes the powers
Of government.
qualified elector must be free white
male citizen, Two years a citizen Of the
United States, and two years resident
OF the State, one of which must be in the
parish in which he offers to vote.
All General elections held on the first
Monday in November, one day only; and
no elector can vote out of the Parish in
which he resides, or if he resides in
Town Or city. not out Of his election ward.
Inc legislature to assemble biennially
ana shall not sill more than sixty days
day
ihree years residence in the state is re-
CURED to render an elector eligible 10 a
seat IN The house of representatives, and
one wear navt hacora4 H. ajoo.;o. y. a.
parish.
ne provision for the organization of
"s senate has not yet been adopted
Inc Governor and LII. Governor, to be
snosen every four years, plurality Of
,o'es to elect. In case Of tie the Legis.
.a'ure 70 choose. Neither shall be less
tran 'nlr'y-hve years of age--both must
70 QUEENS Of the State for fifteen years
~ arA, preceding their election, and are not
Gs'ole Tor the succeeding term. The Ii.
~v'srnor Presidos over the Senate, and 10
ssse q The death OF disability of the go
sslaor assumes the duties Of thai Office for
1s remainder Of the term.
~ I : made obligatory on the legislature,
s''ous 20 the year 1913, to locate per
.'en1y me seat Of The state goyern.5
ssn' a. some place i, least sixtv miles
ION New Orleans. say "'''Ss
The amendment OF he cons,;,,,.;.
sR % the legislature and The neonls IfI
~ amendment i adopted by three, til,bs Of
~ successive legislatures; aud afier no.
"s July advertised and cnnyassed n u
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09
I9lxs LnlB1J rQO11 8

THE proprietors respectfully announce
that their extensive collection OF Liv.
ing Wild Animals will be exhibited at
CARRoLLroN, on Saturday, April l2lh.
This establishment now embraces the in
,eresIs of the New York and Philadelphia
geological Institute, making it the largest
Of the kind now in the United States.
The celebrated Mr.. DUBOlSE will APP.
pear in magnificent series Of scenes,
and, among other interesting perform.
ances, will drire urge Numidiaa Lion
in harness.
On entering each town, the Manngerie
will be preceded by tiso large Elephants
harnossed to the band car.
OF Doors open at ! o'clock, p. Nj.
Admiitance, so cents, children aud SER
wants half price.
April I'd, 1915. l6-2w.
Or VIII also be exhibited at Black
HACK, on Friday, the Huh Of April
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09
law Notice.

VIM. COTHRAN AND B. D. HOWARD
IA n AVlNG associated themselves TO-
gether in practice Of the Law, will
attend to all business entrusted to their
care in the Circuit Courts Of the Judicial
district including the counties Of Choctaw,
Carroll, YaIlobusha, Tallohatchie, &c.
They will also attend the Chancery Court
at Carrolion, and the High Court OF Err
rors and Appeals during the time allotted
by that Court 10 the business Of The 3rd
district.
Mr.. CoTHRAN's Office al Carrollton, and
Mr.. IiowARD's AT Coficevillc, Yalobnsha co.
March rs, lsd5 l5.3m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

has occupied great deal Of the time o.
the convention and has at last been set
tied in spirit Of compromise. The mum.
Der Of qualified electors has been taken
as the basis, with this exception; that the
number Of members in the general assem-.
bly, is limited, and each parish is entitled
10 one member. The city is divided into
nine election districts. According 10 the
apportionmcnt just made by the conven.
ton, which is 10 continue until the first
census is taken under the new consAtu-
ton, the city is entitled 10 twenty mem.
bers of the lower house.
The Judiciary is now the only perplex.
ing question which is TO come before the
convention. So in the course Of couple
Of months at farihesi, we may look for
their adjournment.
Up TO the 26lh instant, the Convention
still had under discussion, the clause of the
constitution providing for the organization
OF the Stale Senate, and fixing Senatorial
representation. No action on either point
Of the subject up to the evening of the
above date.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09
From the Mobile Register.


If the Mexican Minister does not in,me
diately quit the United States with wal
and defiance upon his lips, il will be be.
cause no sless Mexican in his feelings
than some Of the wing press. They are
making him believe that he is SO outraged
by the acts Of the American government,
that il would be dshonor in him to wait
even for instructions from home. In the
face Of so much affeclionate sympathy for
the wrongs of his country, by strangers,
who expect soon 10 be called into actual
arms against her, by their own country
men, he ought TO be ashamed TO stay. If
he is TOO sick to travel or write, he might
retire to Massachusetts as neutral terri
tory, and the editor of the National Intel
ligencer, at Washington, or the Tribune or
Express, at New York, or the Atlas, at Bos-
ton, may be trusted to make up his pro-
CARNATIONS for him. They have so little
of the narrow prejudice in favor of their
own country and government, that they
prefer, on this question at least, 10 be on
the side of Mexico and England.
There is one embarrassment in the way
of Almonte in Withdrawing to Mexico,
which we have not seen alluded to. He
is one Of the most Intimate and trusted
followers of Santa Anna; and though not
officially recalled, he may have reason for
apprehension, that if he reaches Mexico
he may find quarters at Perote with his
fallen chief We think he would be more
at home and comfortable at Boston, where
Mexico is in q majority.
In New York, Mexican whigery is in
minority. There are SO many naturalized
citizens there, who came 10 this country
from choice of their own, that they are
suret to secure always majority against
the party which, claiming distinction as
native born exclusively, invariably finds
IFS own government to be wrong in all its
relations and differences with other 90
vernments. But if not triumphant in nun.
beers. as in Boston, this wing alienism off
heart is very powerful in zeal The follow
ing is part of one of the articles from the
New York Tribune, the chief wing oracle
Of that city, which encourages aud juslifies
Great Britain in making war upon US, to
maintain the absolute right of Mexico to
the Territory Of Texas:
" If Great Britain should see fit TO stand
up for :he feeble and unoffendine people
ION whom we are making war, she will but
be obeyiug the instinct of self.preserva-
'tion. BY our proceedings in getting pos
session of Texas, we have declared our.
selves the enemies ofthe civilized world.
or only restrained from becoming such
by the lowest considerations of selfinte.
rest, Surely, there must come reckon.
ing for this"
Here is an American newspaper falsify-
ing facts, for the purpose of holding up its
own government as piratica desperadoes,
in purpose, the enemies of the civilized
world" but for cowardly calculation of
interest, with whom England ought 10 60
war for self-preservation.n
We need only borrow The last words Of
this venomous partisan, and say "surely
there must come reckoningn for this
phrenzied anti-Americanism, and we are
sure that the reckoning will soon come,
aud the cost be heavy.