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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
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sSraAlNlNG. Landlords have generally increased
their rents, by just so much as not 10 compel their
tenants to remove. On dwellings they have added
about as much to the amount as tenant would
expend in removal, and less than the usual DAM
age TO furniture, and on places OF business, they
have imposed the addition of from $50 to 500,
according to the business and circumstances of oc-
cupants. It is matter of fact that the prices OF
rent are from two TO four times the prices OF the
eldes, countries oil Europe. In some of the mos,
elegant squares OF London, four s,oried houses
can be hired for the equal in this currency Of $500,
taxes included. In Liverpool small three stored
houses for $500 to 500. Warehouses from $2oG
TO $780, large enough for the ordinary business of
New-York merchants. At Bristol, an American
Consul hired neat cottage with large garden
for 800.
The landlords in this city receive more for rent,
than remain Of the profits of business to the mer-
chants, and thus the merchants work more than
half Of their time for their landlords. Ors.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

DouY BIBLE.-Thc twenty-irst and twenty
second numbers Of this fine edition of the Douay
Bible have been received by US. They containtwo
neatly illustrated record-pagc for Births aad Mar
riagcs. in perfect keeping with the usual excellence
OF the mechanical execution Of the whole 1t IS
published by E. DUNCAN, l5l Fulton st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
DIED:

Yese,dsy morning, EDWIN sTEBBINs aged 49, oil 'S'
firm Of l.. Stehbins x g. Jewellers. "a BrodowaY:
His remains t4kon Springfield. Mas Tor ia'sfeA
On FrijsS the li,h iu,,. ELIZABETH. wife Of l'''e
StGokey. 81, r.no.
Her atises friends also t member, o 70 the Sisn1s e s
respectfully invited to sead he. fuDera from her sts re-
dnce No 90 beektasH Sunday afternoon al
On Thursday the 18th iGst Westchsster. CsPt JOoN
GRlFFITEIS, Ia the 18th year OF his age -, r,ora
AT TelleTsyilIe aear ishkil Landing. on IhtSafy y
nS I3, inst, ALICE. rect OF the h'' isaac ps i'''
Teller.
Feb a. Henrietta Bedford.
2a. Sirs Nary 4 u Wcrt, 55
i2h Mrs Eleanor 3cGrlevy. 81. ,.,,.~ "a
lltli John UndsIh Sopila wife OF John fflssti''
Feb 18th, Thomas ~ hite. % A.
Al Staten Island Iltl, Nrs Caiharine Gillespie 70 NJ.
AZ syracuse. Jan 81. Dr Elijah LawIeHss; Is CO. ''
Al FuI:oavil!e sil Mysdert Starin, 50.
Al Auburn. ist, Mathew Watson 20.
Al Chszy it.. Wm kifkIind Of Whitehall u.
KiRderhook. Jan 80, FIancis Sylvester. a. . e,,ro,
At syracuSe ith Mira Ts Bennett, 81, Jaa ZE oi' ~
VI Clifford, II.
Al Springfield Erie co. Rufus Eaton. "a.
At Washington. Martha Dudley. u
AT Baltimore Istn, Mrs EliZsb-th Gettnys y? p.yo-
- Hopewel n J. Jan ~. JOHN r HART 'en' h'''
lu,iona,y soldier. aged %.
At Boston ilti. Elizabeth B4con. %, rd.rs,,t
:, 81 CathsTiLes, GaB1di. Isl, slrs Penelope
OF Chatlnlue co, y Y. 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
SULLIVAN Co.-FIRsT GUN,

THOMPSON, 5. ST John, Whig Supervisor, l6l m
MAuAxArING. ITIa. JordGn, Wing Supervisor, 96
maj. (Whoe Wing ticket elected in each town.
BETHEL, Matthe,c Bfoirn, independent, elected
by the Whiss-i6 majority over the Regency can
I;ds,e
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
PC P..sLIc.rro.:s.-In recent notice Of :he

PEACE P,-BLIc 4Tro.s.-In recent notice OF tue
AGrooatc Of Pcace, liz organ Of the American
Peace Society, we expressed some suf7rlse-as
vel, we niyht-that such periodical. on such
subject, saould be sustained no better than ;het
seemed to have been; but we are glad 10 learn
that tine moalhly issues Of this have, tor the !ast
TWO years, va-ied irem 900 TO 1900, and within
that time nearly 2000o0 copies have been .uolished
Ii appears iha; the Society Is now stereotyfIng
series OF popular Tracts on Peace and, from list
of thilty-tour now before Us, perceive they nIe
from some of the bes and strongest pens that ever
wrote We observe the names OF Erasmus aro
Necker on the Continent; OF Chalmers, Hall,
CIarkson and others in England and II tbs
Country such men as D.. Cnannins, President
Quincy and Dr. Malcolm while other Tracts are
10 be published from the pens OF Dr. Worcester,
William Ladd and other able writers.
II seems that the friends Of this good cause are
also a; work IN the Old World. A copy OF the
Herald Of Pcace, a Monthly published by the Lon
don Peace Society fer more than a quarter OF
century. has been laid on our table; and from lis
pages. which are filed mainly with reports con-
Corning The progress Of the Cause, we might CLEAN
no, few items that would interest our readers,
but we restrict ourselves to few In the Depart
men; OF the Press.
We find notice OF thee Peacs Alnianaes for
1916; two published in England, and one IN ihis
City by Collins, Brother Il Co. Pearl-st- We oo-
serve also Peace Reading Book, published IN Lon
don; lIotires Of JTars-an Essay Ola pasesl read
before the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific ln-
stitu.ion by P B. Duncan, A. NJ F. G. s; and
,,;,s etrinq of Pamnhl-ts on the subject OF Peace.
together with the names of several Periodicals that
nave been publishing on the same subject; all en-
trely indeycndeat Of the Peace Societies 1t seems,
moreover tha; the British and Foreign Institute has
announced, as one of the subjects for discussion IN
ISIS, (1day 3eO The Praotieability Of Settling Ma
tionGi Disputes Fittout H'ar.
We have no room for extracts. but may cali the
attention Of our readers to this subject again ioE Ii
is obviously one Of great and growing interest all
over the world
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

Gc- Hon. JoHS w. JeNEs, the present Speaker of
the House Of Rerrcsen;at. IS, has declined re-
election. He was reelected over Hon John NJ Bolts
by only SS majority, and this, W. do not doubt, was
given by foul voting The District (Richmond
Chesterfield, &c.) gave decided Wing majority
las, Fall, and We trust it will now elect Mr. Bots
rri,,rnrha antlu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

a., The REPEAL ASSOCIATION of this City meets tbs
eeeaag n; Tammany Hall, and it hoped there will be
generous rally of the friends OF oppressed Ireland We be-
eye the officers OF the Association for the ensuing year
will be chosen
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

NOW EXHIBITING AND FOE sALEs
At No. ~ Ess, broadway. corner Of Manifest INC
ver snoeror steer 4, quite an Interesting sight to Us
lovcr az Far see and win soon be s.id it Is csfea
a, moderate p,ice. The public invited T. eau :
above. at ;he stand ct D. W Pnsorr whsfs coed
IDr can always bs chtsnsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

u- Hon. IcHs D. DErReEs, the sterling Wing
senates irona the County Of 81, JOSEPH. la assumes
The Editorial charge OF the Iaeiera Ssate Journal
ct lndiaaspolis on the l9h OF March. We rejoice
to hear It. Mr. Dcfrses is a most determined and
open foe Of Reputation either direc, or sneakiDs
and we rrst thai loailsome leprosy VIII receive no
q;iarter at the haaSls OF the Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

i5,- The first number Of TnE TcwN," week
" publication Of II pages, and conducted in the
full spirit of It's expressive title, hes Just been issued
by Andrews, Beaumont 8: Co. III Fulton St It's
Of the . Punch " family, and offers fair sample
of the fun iroiic, fashion and fash OF the town
1t is very well got Imprinted with beautiful TYPE
on excellent paper and illustrated with several fine
wood cngravings See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
rnnAY,s nIrrsInr

FIRST Poge-Letter from Michigan Polk ProcaiGed Pre-
sden, Special Oyer and Terminer Life in Association.
Las. Pqge-Poem, To Cassius NJ. Clay Commercial aud
Money Matters Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

- THIS LAST DAT Of Bunker Hill at the
American Museum. and gala time they viii have it,
for We hear host OF families who propose attending the
afternoon performance occcS. It'll matter never
contovertsd that this Dioranai. the gorgeous specta
Gle ever designed, and earnestly advise all not
seen 1t 10 improve this, their last chance The Moving
Dcrsmas superb and Mad Ettlirg sings like night
nssle. Great Western Is the iaest Yankee OUT and
would make a dyag han laugh The orans outans is
wide awake -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

MARRIED:
On MONDAY. Fcb 3. by Rev. George Benedict, GEORGE
II. CURTIS 10 Miss JOAN J. WOLF, daughter Of Dr.
Elias Wolf all OF this city
A, Phila4eIphia Thursday l3t inst by Rev Dr. T.
Mayor, Mr. CHARLES T. LOVE. of this city. 10 Miss
LOUISA ANN YOUNG, of the former place.
There's nothing, o sung
Or witnessed below or above,
More fair than that Lore should be welded 20 Young
And Young be entitled 10 Love.
oth by Rev Mr Braine, JcEeph DeIous Catharns
Carln.
Islh by Rev sirBaIch Augustus Groesbeek Nancy
VI Potter
AT Cazenoris, Jan %, Simeon Rice 10 lane B Doiy
At Springfield, Erlec Sd VIM Sprague Betsey Hawkins
9Th, Luther Nichols 10 Juli. An Woodbury..
AT Washington John w SkdmoIe 10 Mary Wim'at'
At Baltimore. Irh. Wesley THU. 10 Roslna LowrSY.
At Philadephia. Jan a. Wm Pierce 10 CaIons " iSh~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

fs5- The Courier and Enquirer has "a we'll
grounded conviction that there may hereafter be
good cause for dcnominating ii tsc) the Times
of America
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

FORTUNATE. Williams H. Graham, our fel-
low sufferer by the late fire, yesterday recovered
from the ruins the roll of money and gold watch
which he left under his Pillow in the second story
back room when he jumped from the back win-
dow to escape from the raging element. His watch
is probably used up as a watch, the crystal,
hands, &c gone, and the residue looking like a
badly baked turnir, bat the gold is there still, and
the works may rot be utterly worthless But the
recovery of his money is little short Of miraculous
1t was doubtless covered, al early stage Of the
fire, bya falling wall or other heavy body. and
though SC orchcd and blackened so that much OF it
must be returned to the issuing banks 1t is there
(Slls out of St75) and is money still. The out
side bills we're burn, eli with the purse whlct con-
tanned the whole. We do not know where an ex-
traordinay streak of good luck could have pierced
the clouds of misfortune more entirely 10 our mind
than in this particular case.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

80 IN WHO GENERAL COMMITTEE
February ii, ls43
,.,.a ma, It ee recommended 10 the Wig Electors
,.so c, and County of -ewYoFk, TO assemble in their
ws.ds, on wednesday. tho 18Th inst for the pir
-. :, ,,ecne three Delegates to Whg Mayoraliy Con-
-, ,os 70 select Ward Nominating Committees ior
Charter oaioe's. .....,,, zy,ra, 10
as Wls Msycrslty Convention meet al Broadway fioase
% v.,s.z eysniny the 2lst inst st O'clock 2 NJ
% ~, oi,ytn are designated as the places OF meeting IN
ias =. . war, a. Thresher's Broni-Stresi Hotel.
% 40. NJ Joaess second Ward Hotel.
=, DO. 1t z0l Wash.ngton.Strcet
I,h to ct Shakespeare Hetei.
s,J a. ., Isrion House, Chapel-street
6,h so az National Hall.
I'm Do as The Ward Committee shan direct.
sth do a. Howard House,
oh DO. TT 1sntncky Hall.
,oth do A. the Ward Committee shan dIect
iitb DO. al corner OF avenue sne Tbiro.st-
iath Do. "a the Ward Committee shall direct.
i3,h dn. at the Clay Reading Room, 3I7 Grano-s'.
Iath d. at Broadway Hoass
,3,,. DO. nj Constitution Hall
l6.ii DO . as the Ward Coramittee shall airect.
I'm DO a, the Heary Clay House.
By order, DUDLEY SELDEN, Chairman
xr;cdxs nSsn.T a pnlsr nas Secretaries fs lsn&ls,s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

ey, Whist is doing in the Legislature on the Re
port and bill punish Seduction asa crime Can
anT one scllusf Mr. Chaiuasn OF the Select Con,-
miitee The public look TO sou to press ,lls matter
onward
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
SALES OE TIE PIrRIIC CIANnS

SALES Of TIE PUBLIC LANDS.
The following table, complied from an au,henuc
source, shows The quantity Of the Public Lands sold
in the several States and The amoua, paid for the
same dutlng the year 1873 and The frs. three guar
tevs Of the wear lSA
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

R> Al Advertisements inserted in this raPsr arpesr
both u the Morning ana IN the Eyering Edi,ica.
TeuTls iiseyt.s,Ts-Bot 20 eNeee, Il lines. with
privilege OF renewing advertisements 3; plea
sure, payable quarterly hall yearly in aa-
vance, $40 90
Advertisements inserted IN the WEEKLY TRIBUNE a,
cents line fr the frs: Insertion ami cents ter each
Subsequent inseraoa
a All advertisements intended fsr Insertion In Monday
nrrnn;s Fafes be handed N on Saturday, IS .he
psbiisiling oiace "a closed On Sraasyz
0stiee Ne. 30 Ann stree, auta the Is. ., Nay
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

s-- THE TowS.'-Sow ready on sale, at No. 2 Astor
House. asd al! the literary depots The first number Of
new Weekly Magazine With the above title. It !. tie
richest racest, and recherche publication ever al
tempted In Newfork devoted satire, hninor. choice
literature. town gossip ard ether p1nan. miscellaneous
reading is typography Is beautiful and Its embeis
mes exquisite, II las spleuddly engraved titiepags
aLksness OF y. P. Willis, yex OF Sewferk University
and ether pictorial ornaments with about MY editorial
and other articles. Price pence single copy 81 per
hundred Ql
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

0, The National Intelligencer says that the
McNulty investigation was brought 10 close on
Wednesday night 5v the Justices (Morse!l and
l'oddard) requiring ,he accused TO give bail in the
sum OF Seventeen thousand Dollars for his ap.
pearance at the next Criminal Court, on the second
Monday in March, 1915, to answer to the charge
Gi embezzlement. His securities are the Hon.
Emery d. POTTER and Mr.. BRIAN LEONARD
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

the las, day Of the -Four White Nesro.s at the
Pzu,orpime, the frs, Fretci3e r Valentine l.. Pete
aIlin- Ms Far bliss Blanchard &c &c al for on. iii.
ling This cheap enough all conscience Thee viii be
i performance this afternoon az } O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

TIE BIC LIcKs.-Gov Wright has renominated
Hewy Gresson for Flour Inspector, ($15,OOO per
annum,) and DR.. Fan Hopenbrgh for Health o.
icer, (Sl2, 600 per annum net and chance for scrap
ings.) Edmund briggs, 18th Ward, is the lucky
man who is to inspect Pot and Pearl Ashes hereai
Ter, q, the rate of $4,000 per annum, while the
poor fellows who make Pot and Pearl Ashes cannot
clear IS cents day by it. The Post says Drugs
takes the place of Thomas ]. Stevens, resigned
one of the riches, jokes of the season.
Capt Rynders's patriotic devotion to the cause oI
Texas, it seems, has spoiled his chance for Potash :
SO he will have 10 solace himself with the Mar
thalship, or something Of that sort, with more hon
or hut less lucrc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

e. o7eea Peas have aeen Ia the Mobile RaafSs, every
ish sesoo, ga VT learn fso the Mobile Advertise,
q uie ota instl rslsei sboat rsie tfon that Sity
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

c. AT masquerad, ball at New. Orleans on the
i,h, some difficulty occurred between Mr.. T Hatch
aad Mr., Jackson. from New-York, which resulted
in the s'abbing of the latter by the former, in one oi
the ante-rooms of the dancing saloons. Mr.. Jack
son, vino is nephew of Hon O. p jackson. was
in d very critical situation
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

First thrce-1ulT Q: the veaE.
To MERCHANTS, MECHANICS. owNERs or ZEAL ESTATE
AND oraKEs-The Daily and Weekly Tribune have al e1.
,ensve circulation throughout the United States and AFFORD
medium for advertising eQuAy advantageous n fvcr.
able that any other paEer In the unioI The rates
IN Of the exent the circulation viii be found 1ea-
sonaS!e.
Trims ADVERTISING.
Eict [tasS. or iess-Eirsi insertion 25 cents
.' . ioI each subsequent iuseTt;on.-.... l2i
fSa Iists. and over s;x-first insertion. so
a. for each subsequent Insertion -
for ons ....-..-..-..-...Si5 50
for ore meath -..---.--...-.S5 90
Marriages, Funeral So,scer sc. sc. eyocctiiggsc scc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
MATTERS IN WASHINGTON.
Correspondents Of The Tribune.
wn,,rxerOv. Feb

NAs;uNGtoS Feb 18th. lob
Well, James X Polk has arrived, and with this
star a host OF satellites have appeared also The
following is the official record on Coleman's Re
sister
NJ Rush. Mr. Naux, r n. Dallas, Hon. H. d. Gipin Ii.
NJ. Phillips.
The above constitute a division of the Dallas
party. Among them you Will recognise the Re
corder Of Philadclphia, (EGur d 1veterea nihd,l
and an I;x-Auorney General OF the United States,
tGipiu) Intermediate between the names of Dal-
las and Polk are number OF other distinguished
gentlemen, and among them Col w. Q Butler OF
Kentucky, who Is 10 be the Secretary OF War. Then
follow the names of the Polk family.
From 7tRaesee--James X. Polk; Mrs. Polk; Col J.
Knox Walker; Master Marshall L. Polk DR.. John n.
EsSelman J. Geo Harris;
And or others hailing from Tennessee.
About 9 o'clock il was announced TINT the Ere
sideni would receive any calls that might be made
upon him. number Of persons then called upon
him and shook him by the hand.
The Senate had an Executive session to-day.
Little business was transacted Some nomlna-
tons were sent in by the President 1t s said that
MIR. Armstrong Of Nashville, Tennessee, has been
nominated Consul to Liverpool, in place OF Joel
more Is nominated in place OF Mr.. Suydam et your
City, also rejected ! have these, however, only
fumors.
To-day was very fine, till after sunset. About ten
o'clock this evening, It commenced enowing.-
There is now falling kind of snowy, seety rain,
or hailsones which crusts over the ground with a
substance as slippery as Pennsylvania Loco-Fo-
cos principles. Ii is absolutely Polk weather.
Coed night. Iou.s, RIcnELIEu.
o. The Wings of Abemarle District, Virginia,
have nominated Joseph X. Irving, Esq. of Amherst,
rs their candidate for Congress. The Loco -FocO
candidate in the same District is Shelton F. Lcallc,
Esq OF Aibcmarle.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

GT KNICKERBocKER BALL.-The Firs, Annual
sali Of hs hnekerboekeT CtGy ciab viii take yace The
Foio Ssioon on Hotd1y ereniE. FEB nth Members OF
he Cl5o end all endS Of Harry OF The West
earnestly invIted Tickets ST. b. had at the Pesrstrrt
Hease. National Mall. and BIoaamay Hnu.s. Is g.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
MARRIED

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
10 bariue Edward. from Charlsston-hlr Manu. Mr. Benz
dict, Mrs Mann, CAPTAIN Clark Ar Vezer 8Ir Campbell.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

The BENEFIT OF THE frALlAa ORcHEsrR. The
Concert for The Benefit Of the Italian Orchestra,
which takes place this evening a, Palmo's should
be attended by all those, who have received
pleasures from thalr services, at the performance
OF the Opera" Withou; them, it is plain we
could have no such thing as an Opera with
them, we have had the best music, performed in
the best manner. From those therefore, who have
sustained the Opera, they deserve full attendance,
but the music which they will give, is indeed
enough Of Itself, without farther claims TO draw a
full house
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

(sJ- Rev. THEODORE PARKER OF .Roxbury, Mass,
correspondent desires to state through our col
umns, is moi recognized as member Of the UnIta-
rian denomination since his recenr avowal Of ultra
Neoosic views. We thought this had been already
Sc: forth by us. Our correspondent says but
one clergyman in Boston tRev James F. Clarkel
Will now exchange with HIM. A friend at our e-
bow says, Not so. Rev. John Piepont will sill
exchange with him. The fact remains, however,
that the great body of the Unitarian clergy regard
his Prcsen, views clearly Deisica, and nconsis-
tent with the assumption Of the Christian name
Sill, Mr. Parker's elcquence, dlrectness and oby-
Gus sincerity attract large auditories His recent
sermon on "Thc Relation OF Jesus to his Age and
10 the Ages" is, as composition, one Of IemaIka-
ble clcaness and visor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

Mr.. PoLx's CApIyEr.-There is no new infor-
NATION on this subject, but speculetons innumera-
bic The persons prominently presented Tor places
In il are
Senator's Walker of Miss. Buchanan of Pa. An
drey Stevenson, Of Va. (or Sec. Of State;) d. c
Hagg, Nm L. Moyey Of n. Y. Gor Sec. OF the
Treasury y Selah r. Hobbie Of do tfor Postmaster
General; y Gen X. NJ. Saunders Of N G. tor j.
MO- COL VIM. o. Butler Of KY. Andrec Jack
son Donelson 70 no,l 0or Sec. OF War;) Robert
Rantosl, Jr of Mas. John B. tpeller! OF Ohio
tfor Attorney Generally The Navy Department IS
SORT Of hospital, into which some one will be
crowded who has suffered heart-ache IN an un-
successful struggle for the higher places. Samuel
Medary, (Ed. Ohio statesman,) and Gen. Robert
Armstrong, (P NJ. at Nashville, Tenn who ,cere
proposed for Postmaster General, have both fallen
out OF sight astern.
Mr. Calhoun, it is understood, will be allowed TO
remain while in the State Department it he
chooses The residue Of the Tyler Csoinet, who
would ike to remain, are to bo sent adrltt OIL
hand
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

- We are informed that the steam Ferry boat water
Witch, has discontinued her regular trips between New
York and E,izaceth;own Poiat New-Jersey in ccnse-
queucc o! the Ice Al Sooier,s Islaad.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
THE TRIBUNE.
sATTRpsY MORNING. FEBRUARY Is.

-, ~; wmo GENERAL ccaNlTTEE,
- Echruary IL, le45,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
" "Plocpl. Prceul. ,ste rrufani.n .

The Union, sir what is ii! Ttscomprlses all our
hopes and Interests. While now addfess you we
are great, united people, bound n one fond pa
rental embrace. If that even, should come, which
hKmbly beseech the God of Heaven 10 arrest,
who could tell how deeply we wou!d all lament the
cause that R.ight bring II about. Now we are one;
then we should be dlvided--aye Ii might be drench-
ed IN fratenal blood Let the patriot look on This
picture and on that. II these consequences should
or might result, let US forbeer TO oct IN view Of
such fearful consequences.
But turn with giadness rom such anticipaiions
TO dwell upon my hopes OF the future glory of cur
country. am ore of those who still believe IN the
strength CT the Union IN the hearts of the people of
the nited States We are 10 be held together by
feeling Of iofy patriotisna-by spirit OF com
promise and foTbearance-by an nawaTering devo-
tion 10 the t.ueprincp.es oil the Constitution.
The SeraIe is locked upon as the last battle
ground OF Freedom. trust thai we shall be equal
10 The emergency. The game principle which we
now contend against was the overthrow of other
nations. Rome grasped at loo much and fell
The Land of Epamincntas and Leonidas now
weld the sickle, lot the swo1d- Let Us look upon
thar example and escape then ia1e. ! trust that
we shall sui be a free, happy and united pco-
pie. notwithstanding all cur iears, still hope and
pray tha, our beloved Union may Dc perpetual
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

~ BKccktYN Is said Il infested with burglars. who
tgi- yards and steal whole washirs from the lines cs of
Wood trs4k ad Ia>ack closets Sc Tx Advertiser
say las heard Of several which e1iaai New
io'k aare resolved 70 -re uP thf houses Biooky and
return ihber-eat-rnins Impression tbs; the Municipal
Foce and Watch jointly afford sa;ef protection tf
rersons aad Property than the authorities CT sEcoyn
oHIe-Thc bill to incorrerste the Ohio Phaiara, in the
County OF Belmont, Fourier Association, Indefinitely
postponed, Ia the Scu=ie, The 9Th instant. The Senator
TO whom nc b had been referred reported that i;
useless TO take action it. the Society had become c
organized. The members dividing nc property and
leaving and he understood that IL. dividend 10 the
hers ery amounted 10 about 33 per cent OF then invest
mct;s. An attempt making 20 organize ao;,cr iss
cicii on the rims ei tie first but only tive bad sced
the new Constitution
TEXKIhLE AccIDEST.-oa Saturday. the s;h inst, M
John sioter, OF wtkens Township was hauling heavy
ie- 10 uih CO sled Al pfecipious place Tie road.
the sled upset Mr. = the syve- side. and z:tspt-
ed with the assistance of brother md n;e sc 10 gel
en- again, but unfortunately in the ecceavor relied
assns him. knocked HIM down and passing his body
crshedii in sc usnneT 70 caase immediate tesh.
Plttseug Gaz.