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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

Police OFFICE.
Ar Hetnan AtwcI was arrested on charge OF ibellng
Nareu. Cicero anoy Boston, Of No III Chapel street TIE
libel charged have beea published IN pamphe OF u
page bcarinz the title G Autobiography Marcus Cicero
Stan ey Of infamous nOinrety. containing at his
iIauG and vsre Texas. London. Pans and New York
detailing h robbery Texas md murder o Lev; aZ1rusot
New York and his robbery of George atn IN London. tko
his pceonfy the policy dealers OF New York
I'D other cities. New York. Jan. 1915. pr0 Bono pgaeo.
Lvcned TO Justice 3errtf Justice NIaisel c. Hayes Prince
John Dsyts Coekeare lneph llctint iean2n Relyea and
the combined iitea;gabIe Police Of New Yora rpd
hnry public good. These pages containing the
Of young tu awful criminal most respectfully dedicated
by - The Author
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

~ The Bev Mr. b EVANS. Rector Of tte s.t hot d 8,
gelis.s viii preach SUNDAY evening next 25a
French Church UI SAINT SaeiiT. corner oi ,sgef
and Park Row. Service TO beSIn at CLOCK 81 IL
f,lfv inri.ed 10 af.-.d
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

IN, .;,iz.as who arr rasasss % have T,t-f Cs
done for their tenants the way o. m sess
shower Baths Sc will DO weii 70 gu ~ v.ork a$ II
jenkins bzsenJest No. 3Joua-2t''s, w." IT,
ri,a,, ,.niyrrkal aatIsAetIon.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

,4~ woNAy II THE Nr,ErsrNrH cEsTUEY. BY 5.
MARGARET FULLER Price so cents. This wotk IS now
re,,l,, for HE trade
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

Seas fiep Ia case the weather should " u'''
Lecture will be postponed. ,,,er u
prrachlng as unIal ~ TIE morning az me saI0e
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

~ THE FOURTEENTH LECTURE ri 10 ~ 3 IA ~:
tomorrow iSundayl evening, by Rev lt Er,kls r.
tht, eity .;ubter;-. The True Model OF Chafaetef
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
mus, buy ON Credit buy less this than lastye and
si les, next and so on ill Cash basis Is reached
-. L.. e. II ,,nrri..r

mus, buy on Credit buy less this than lastyea and
s less next, and go on I'LL Cash basis Is reached
This will be best for all parties
II we have ever said thai the merchants OF this
CIV charged twenty-five per cent. profit for
credit, We were doubtless wrons-bui we never ala
say Il What we have said and still stand by is
,his-,he practice of giving Creditor Goods en-
hapces theircot totaccoaSuier at least t'rehy PEI
cent. For instance, the Iwporer sells on credit 10
the Joh5er, and charges more-say FIVE per cent
than he would If he traded exclusively Tor CASH
The Jobber sells these Goods TO the Country Met-
chant. on credit again, and chargesfor the cledi'
saw FIVE per cent more than II ne sold for cash.
Here are two pro.its-say OF Eve per cent each
and two charges for credi--say five percent. more
in all twenty per cent advance on the prime
cost and ten per cent. more than II no cfeui, ilao
been given, before the goods leave the city Ii the
Country Merchant does not on the average double
the credit figure, then our experience is sadly al
fault. Yet we know there are instances in which
nothing ike this is charged-we are not speaking
of special cases but OF the general effect of Mer-
camille Credit
We have, in our small way, done business on
both plans We printed newspapers and let them
90 on Credit for seven years, had subscribers in
abundance, made money on our books, but ran in
debt and nearly starved out We hauled oil, and
for the last four years we have gone on the ether
tack, with very satisfactory improvement in our
condition Theinen who paid before pay now, with
many more, and we are able 20 supply them cheap
er than of old We can sell our Weekly for 81 80
copy Tour average price) and make money by 1t,
when se should lose on - copy, giving credit.
Such, we doubt not is the general experience OF
those who have changed from Credit TO Cash
business. May the transformation go steadily on
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

- This sst a.! tle four " i;e y sr0es :; the
Ns-York Mu4eunl Tiey clyea performance aitrfooH-
Dr VarErne. Miss Vi AdI!r '4iss 5iAelhd Ia retiie
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

Ps1,o;. 4rRT-Iheas good Attendance II lis
Mac, Of atnnsres; eT-iius hear ,le Drinking Sos
rou, th Oi-ra OF Lucezie B0fes al1 ib iaueh aam-d
err tom h oisa ct r1ir1al!d- d1se IL kthi7pIm bug
loue hry " ere highly successful and Nsns rc-iye aI.d
.rsi, laughter with anbouIted applause. They viii be
r..at-G .hls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

- Thor ereas iof aag oae wiring Shocking
Bad Hat vh-a ry get Supplied AZ Eo.=.tso-s ha.aI
Eat AID Cap saari4ct5.y, 10 Utica q i ie following
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
SUBSCRIPTIONS R1.GGEEIIySEE;p9 TO TIE WEEKLY
{ The casli ia al casas aceoiogoyIas ihe oriI@f


- ,,s,,,I ner1rraacr st ,ie American lu-
ssTl comes o.! o-,isy a. r. VI. M riet an o'efis5w-
g Ssiooa u f- Fosiiie!y The -st lay oi b9n-
h., t;iji M a A,ovin. fsuoralas and W. cyE irson7l
rrv lr.y fauss yyl0 W BE- -heGs 20 -. them he tact
li commanded efersd h9g,3 IA rai.ilei y isr zen
tec Of their merit end Nheu IN 1dauon you have Dr.
johrsols MesmeIic faeIts e-ejn lcn fthI oi lua
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

And all diseases arsn. from impure state ot tn bloody
poSu5s and imprudenres life and cycgsiiye n'e NJ euy
TINS celebrated medicine prepared M the most apOu
manner from the pust irIrden and sold AZ such
treely low prices that all afford To u5r itvf: . esn
r bottle Ter dozen, large bottles Others ths
Il the eucrnoS price of doarp bottle 1t can b. oa
only at 2i COuriiandt u.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

r. THE REV. GREGORY Y. ,BEDEtslL.,, H. "a 70 ~
the Church Of the Ascension. will deiIef saatn
YOUNG in the Mission Church Of the Epg sa..T 20!
srreer between fssrx and NorfolkStreets on % n
u. n,rr Sarrice o cnnrrler,ce . u O'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

Is, 1a.J;;- Nutii USUALLY sold for S zad s. 1r s.
ID 1uality Susat - ssd SIeivskig t5stzt SD.
Ti.e Hat. ars got u ii tn bs; naaae 4ad Of the n.sJ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

The Postage Reform biil is in greaidanger. No
thing is deemed CT any account here bat Polk,
Texas and the Spells. Sadly, II G.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
County CDurt-sArrapAr.

Dsci-ioa OF NJ case cr JlsGce Haslsa.
The Court met At O'Clock aud acted ia secret session.
1: afterwards announced that Mr Haskell ha! b en-
eDJret from bis Office Of Police Justice by vote Of II 10
:. Tie votes Of the whole OF he Native American Al!
icren with The excep,6n Of AID. Bunting 7th wsr1
who home, sick, and j. WlAIas til. who va al
) IL favor Of the removal; and those o. Judges
rshOe.er InZraklm and Dely. Recorder TalmaGge ana
A Jackson, Hssbrouek. AID Seminar (Ocoj against. Ths
vote, Accordingly, stood thGs:
Far Reg.sral-The mayor, .Ai.rucn Miller, 1st Ward :
Gale % Cozzsns 81; Drake 5.: Tucker eth; Mo; Oil!
Dickinson l0th; WIHsap, 18Th; seh!eHel!n 18Th Degoe
l7ih-iL
Agaa: ne Rs,nora,-JGse. Clsioeffer .ngrat.n,, and
Daly The Recorder AID Jackson, l2h HasoroGes l4th
and Seaman l5;h-1.
The Cour; con- rc-e., or 2e members AID Williams
lt, ws absent; AID Williams. Of the 4th and Eantng
Of ;he ih were BONE, sick. AID EGmafl. 6.h had moi
been present during he ;ris and entitled TO vote
The following preamble AID resolutions were offered by
I'D. Schiesein, i5.A, and eGopsed
In the matter Of the charges exhibited aganst Job Ha,
ke, one or the Special Justeescr preserving the pe.ce In
the c!t 0f SewYosk Whereas notice Of the ai.oyc eh.r
zes nAle agais; the said Job Haskell sd an
OK Being heard lis defence have been yen "a nIa ,d
whereas. s;ter ll examination Of the testimony asSuret
Tor and zinss the sat charges, AID Lsaying IN. ar
be County Court hare tesd that the said Job HASKELL
oegit 70 be removed. Therefore il Is
Resre. That the ssid job Haskell BE- ard he i. berehv
Moved -ofn The ofee Of Special Justice r preserving the
pace N me my q Sew-i iork and for the o;ing causes
which are hereby assigned b. The judges the sai Court
raIneiy
l. Because he has been guilty Of gross violation. Of duty
as magistrate, and Of conduct tending 20 defeat the ends
of public justice.
g Because he has exhibited violent ungvsruabe and
oppressive temper, rendering him Rna, for proper fair and
impartial discharge Of the duties Of his said Office
Here9 That the nhSTe resolution Of the Court be on
tered on the minutes, and that copy be communicated bv
Easkau - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
Letter from I;r. Fem.
Lrp,Sy M,rrb gJt lsi'

70 .ie Editor 4 M Tr.sgne:
In the -e1na * made In your Journal Of yesterday rellt
ing TO the unfortunate IN :he Assembly OF
Wednesday afternoon while IN the Committee Of the Nhae
on the bill 70 Suppress Llceniousne,s. made to appear
ss an opponent ol punish Seduction, POS ton no;
warranted by any remarks have made In opposition TO he
oil rcrored b the Committee which hn The House
have refused in. Sir, am favor OF lag 20
punish Seduction crime and the punishment in Ill
.es to b- lngrsonlnea: and allowing money TO eoH
ngle for he offence placing The wealthy t the poor In
IKE posisou oellcy!a. when have enacted such law
we have thrown around The daughters cfear sz;e;hat pro
ec:ioa whehe ass moral peope are bound to Co. and iat
then have done al ,hs: be done successfully :he
legislature leaving the o,her evils 10 be corrected by pubic
opinion BY giving place tbs Communication IN your
paper you VII not cny confer favor but be the
ls. II correcting a5y wrong impression 20 M
position res.rds he passage .f bill 70 punish Lcen
tiou.aess Is the following amendments offered By viii
evince.
lst Every man who .ha seuce beget With child any
fesle under fse pr.;enee. promises shall conviction
be -ashed by ipcisonme; In the Prison County
jail for term Of years, exceeding fvc nor less thar
three tie defendant may tl plead in bar hi, sub
seques,: marriage with the seaaeed.
2nd Evey p4rSon who shall aveise. entce take away
any female under the age OF twen;yone years from her
faiher mother guardian other person With whom abe
nay reside be, for the purpose Of Prostitution or Concu
bnase and e7ery person who shall at. abel. ass.
therein shall upon conviction be punished by DrsonIet
il state Prison OF County jail not less than
than three years.
asa- Every nz--ae, vho san ABANDON hi, lan.ly
FOR the purpose Gf living iciy with having Illicit
lection with and every married wouan who shall
abandon her family for the purpose OF Hyrs cy with
having iIicit connection with man kha upon corvic
t.oa be panishet sy Imprisonment IN ssss> Prison
County JAN thaa three less than yes-..
JACOB L. EEyS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

SsNDs', SAnsArAHILLA-'W What tortures" says Dr. Her.
sclei i.ht have been dispensed with. had few simpler
principles of plysology been elre understood" Modem
PHYSIOLOGY has doubtless done much for the ame0ation OF hui
nan suffering pointing the the seat Of r e.
a" disease wide range o dlsorders but experiment.
al chemistry has done quite much the discovery of
agent which viii reach and purify the infected and injecting
sands' sar'aparila effects this important chlsss
khenm. Ery'rsla Rnswom, Leprosy; eyery species Of
us and rruptions disappear nuder its oPe'a,ion.
For farther PARTICULARS and conclusive evidence Of lis re
value and efficacy pamphlets which Ge obtained
Of the proprictors aud their agents gratis.
Prepared aud sold. wholesale and retail by A. d. s. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton street New ork
sold 23 Broadway. II Est Broadway and by Drug
sists generally throughout the United States
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
Court of Oyer aud TermIncr,
Before Judge EDMoNDs, aud Aldermen WINsHiP and Dcx

ISSOS.
AGand Jury was empapeuei, consisting Of the follow.
Ing sentemen:
Richard ]. Smith foreman-Joseph Barnes. William F.
Beekfan Robert Bneban John C. Coaclmon, James Cod
dinGton. Abiah r. Fe,k, Edmund Ferris. r. Il. Gerry
john Gary Michael Gatncy, RoiercS l. -wrcnce. O!el
lockwood James r. Uttcr James Southard. Richard War
eii Henry = HOyt, Isaac V. Briggs. Wn. +. Oakley,
Judge Edmnhds then delivered the charge the Court
IN which lie alluded 10 the abuses which prison
and peeuary stems, and read letter from the Prison
Discipline Society who had visited the penltenlry and
present mos: dcploabe picture OF the sad OF hc
system prevailing. Judge f. presented many mpor-
facts and urged upon tile grand jury - take The cir
ntD consideration The usual points a. 10 the
Lottery laws. Sc were also presented to the grand jury,
who retired ior dvberation.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
aIeInnchnIy Accidenf.

A most melancholy and heart-rsndlng accident
occurred in this city last evening atlhe foundry and
blacksmith snep OF Mr Edward Duvall, No. l02
ChaIltoD-siree; The facts, so far as we could as
cerai ae these: Mr Bas:erman, kee:er Of the Light
House n, sand, Hook has been In the habit or some time
pas. Of rans the bay around the Hook for old ron &C.
which he brought to the city and sold TO Mr Duval On
saturday las. load brought to Duvals shop BY Nh
Baster,nan among which BON shell or petard about
is inches In length and 10 in diameter, Which Mr. j. had
rnked 10 few days before. Yesterday, while Mr Duva
as removing the bomb from his shop u lie sidewalk for
e purpose Of weighing H. he discovered that it contained
,oyde and on taking hammer and st king fr the
ose Of getting the powder out; It exploded and instantly
killed Mr. Duval the Of the shop, Mr. Aaron D.
Price master nason Of 70 ThomPso-sueet. Robert Brod
erck Of the corner Of Hudson and King sees and so in
iured boy whose could not learn, that he died
In few hours The horse OF Mr Price, from which that
Gentleman had lu.; dsnounted, also instantly killed
The wjndows In ncighborhood much shaeT-
cd by the explosion and piece Of the shell weighing over
,,yo pounds blown the coner Of Narick and Car
mine Streets distance OF nearly four blocks and struck
within few feet OF wo children who playing in the
street 1t is believed that this SHE'LL with i,s contents must
nave been in the place whence raked since the Las:
War Mr. Duva was an cs,lmahe citizen. aged about 33
AMI has LEFT wife and child. Mr. Price also highly
esteemed about 30 age, and has ef wife and two
children Broderick youth Of ahou IL, The oro-
ser was sen, for Immediately hut postponed the inquest
until TO dsy We do learn that blame is attached 10
any pe.2 ION.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
Police Omce.

LIBEL suIr.-Joseph le.Ee, Phys!csn No l3? Nassau
street, he'd 10 Ua for being the author Of bellou,
article Oh ls OWE "a her, Dr. solomon H-ne published IN
weekly iiss: pager cal! The Court Journa or Lac In
New-York' The article given by seendant to ore
7 = jacobs. who carried it, by ne!nrs direction to The
ltlies OF Tie Court Journal. IirHe held 10 ball ~
500.
There were usual several petty larceny cases at tic
Police 0fice, lot worth reRer;Ing In tetal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
Court OF Common Pleas.

EtiDrt Judge INGRAHAN.
CoratjUS g. Variies v5. ctQi finegur.--The palntn
Leeps Stable AZ No Canal time since two
horses and wagons hired OF him prO;essedy 10 z,
aort distance bst no, returned. Mr. V. found the
horses at pishro"s stable. B0"esy, and the wagon.
The 81 Ayelue br ke. but Sid the other
lie brings ac;tOE Tor damages coDteRIng that Mr. Fiesu
the person that hired ,he. which Is dened Verdict
for Pl4iGtI. Slz5.
For Plaintiff Nessr'. Adams a;i anderson ror Delen.
iant, aessfs. Blunt ard Henry.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

IIrvry's Cmy:rsr SHAVING CEr,M.--rhere is more PHI
loopy in the matter Of shaving than tie world dream, oi
when gar. in the true lsh, it an at based upon sclen
Tito PRINCIPLES Hitherto has been too often regarded as
mer. i-chacal operaton which unfortunately con
.emnsa TO undergo ah gentlemen there IS poetry IN
l tonsoral at when the preliminary harmones are SO ar
ranged that there he ar,hness IN the cadsne ks'
member that there is such luxury ESRYs CHfNEss
SHAVING CKrAM-tIat you cannot shave comfortably with
out ttat it pimplrs and sofens the knhat It ' TO
be got at SANDS 23 Broadwayand that only 50 cents
per jar Prepared sold by a. b. SANDS Co. Chemists
and Druggists az Broadway Chamber Sold also NJ
% Fulton St. and II East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

Kyyrrcxy-Hou. JoHs wHTrE, Speaker OF the
yyvIltb Congress, has accepted a Judgeaaip and
declines a reelection to Congress We regret but
canno, blame this decision. noble and tue man
!, Iobn white aud if there were a fair prospect OF
a wilig majority in the next Congress, the Wings
,ronld insist on his return TO take the Chair.
In the lVth Greene, Lincoln, dcc) District, tie
wings have settled their differences, and will run
JOSHUA F BELL Of Boyle for the next Congress =
As the District gave I,432 majority for Clay, Mr..
Geo A Caldwell vino ran into the last Congress
between two Wings, Is pretty sure Of leaye 10 stay
at home.
. The Wings Of Kentucky appear resolyed not 10
to throw away their proper force in the aexi Con-
gress as they did in The last
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

ANOTHER SrEAMBoAr AccIoENT-a ls;:sr from
Soie- written ;hc sth is,. ha: - Fort Sod
ta7d 2ho-: fo'y-ve niles above has eiI The sane
morning as the steamboat BED Rover fer wetErzp pka
ooniac: with tie Erv on hs- rowsrd TIP 10 Cclunbu,
Mississippi striking her h,ue forward OF ne sta!eoa-d
wheeihouse and cutiirg in t.- Is the engine. The
Ruay stIS SuIos. immediately, carving down isrye
quantity OF freight and 900 II sye- said 20 have
etn IN trunk belonging TO e.c- The Rrby, Cargo
&C. are total loss berg SINK IN ty zee: water. Two
iv-sos ara sid have been drowned Nr- JohX Carer
hnishI aud negro naa. Louisville Jcu-. March lS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
NARRIED:
msnce on the 9.

,.rocs7or. 18th. James Hooper 70 Ann Stee.e; s5:A
~. n,vti withera 20 Anna NJ Parker.
Troy. ls,h George H Johnson 10 Eaaiee Faes ?6th.
f,h,ries RsSaraus TO Harriet w Potter.
A. Wes,ied llth, Henry Prentersast 10 May Sexton
,s,S- willard Covey 10 Loaiss WieSx-
A. pnsa,o, iSth. George BATES TO Mary Ty's.
=. =, S-t ls.n pav,d ?. Reese 10 Sarah ~ oaackez
brsn ,.n ,;s,t Ch.s. uo.klns. .,h ge,..
y : Ilf 20 Jeannie Deane.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
Corou,,,s omc..

man was ;aEen up BY tte ofiices some time ago. in
iate Of ihoxicatou and while Being carried down slurs
eli and Injured his lead severely that lie died An Ia
quesi was Yesterday held ut bellevue Hospital and yef-
dict FendyIedin accordance with the above iicts.
\ chid was found IN tbs sink o. hous. So l73 Tatl-
s=eet. s1d belong want gr named Eo.anna
Kelly. who Was arrested a. committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

NJ Hon. DUDLEY SrLDES will address the
wings Of the NISrH Ward, at KENTUCKY HALL,
No 90 perry.street, THIS EVENING. Who among
them will stay away?
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
To-Dny,s Outside.

First Page NATURAL PHILOSOPHY a review OF YES
tgcs OF the Natural History ofCrca,ion.'
Last PageA letter from Boston giving the proceedings
Of the Convention OF Sew-Ensiand wOrtngmcn; Com
mercal and Shipping Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

n5- The RHODE Island ELECTION occurs on
"Wednesday, April2. The contest is one OF unusual
interes, from the fact ,s:ar the Don party nave
waived their leading principles and nominated for
Governor prominent Wing, pledged to snite with
them in efforts to procure the unconditional llbera-
,on of their hero We entertain no doubt of The
triumph Of the Law and Order party.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

McNrrry's TR1N.-ln the case OF the cnited
States rs Caleb NcNuiy The late Clerk Of the House Of
Representatives Mr. IoBAS counsel for the accused sta
tod on saturday that his client no; only ready but
ANXIOUS for trial. and hoed the Court would take up tie
-las tbs present term as 1t would be most incoh'e
n and expensive 10 his client and his witnesses attend
At the next term OF Court But the District Attorney
ohecng on the GROUND that the witnesses for the proscc
ton could brough; hoTe time and for
the trial was postponed National Intelgencer.
f.5- Our Washington correspondent under date
OF last evening There s very deep expe
rieucea throughout the community to-day, in consequence
% the extreme Illness OF Doctor THOMAS SLwALL ose OF
our highly respectable and most valuable citizens. US
disease inflammation the lungs and his situation.
the departure OF the cars, is considered very critical
TRAIT Sun Monday
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

SONY O. the resolution removal was ordered to te
-, y s'r ;, Jus,iee Haskell or Monday th!s day wAez
hi. ofacial duties WI erase ...,...,.-, ,.,, -
=, ,es a.h NJ Arrii
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
DIED:

,.,.; ;rs. af,er lingering Illness which she s0-o
,h csrstlsr or;i,ude, MARtA LSNf-' 'e's VI "S''4S~
s,e in the i.th yea OF het wy . s,,3 lcr r,r.-,
paI,fiye, ana trends n-e re'lu. s'e'' - - - ~. "
,n1n, fsrther invitation, on WEDNESDAY ae'0V" ~
ococs from her late residence ioV Psa.. 81 Wrrr.
In TIL city, sunday nornine' 99a 80.
BAL OWN. oplS sou OF John : ftcoHe'' ~e> ~
r1ot tbs ard thirteen days. 49, u,,.s< FRAN
cps NrIVINA, elGes; dissbter oi fero~"~ AIN 'i'''
- walker AGED II years and 10 inonths' -, e.,
a, MS afternoon o'clock. at 81. Ann NH"'"' "'0A
lyn ,,,,,v r,orning. cath Instant, EMMA, wife OF w.
r. McCcus, YSe ChsnceIos- .,n.s.o, ., ,s<c,,,, =,
No 80 Warres, on THURSDAY M, mn S.nsI,, VII,
tt half r.s. 9 ociocS.--A!'ef ""tNu ~ 'e' 'S'"-' - "
moved u Long Isani FOR ih'e,tas"!, s,,. rrcv,pn,
,rODrRICK IN his l7Ih yesF "ls was A.SH @ ''e VN
b1n,b shell In Charlton 81 ee near ihe corner
q isnds and relatives of the family an hose OF his
h,,hyr David C. broericE. aie parueu'aIt ,y " az,
,eud his funeral irom his late residence SuSs W >s a
without further tnvlta,ioh' -, .,.lsth i,x, JOrv
infant OF Rev Robert an" 80 ,,fn oy Rv ph'
on Faster Eve March 22d. FRA we oI Nv NSe
art W Harris Rector of Grace Church. ~ 1s
33d year OF her age -,.
r., E,o T,>riRo-d Spppcsed SiGrer-I'h
,,c SI,zerra arrived Yesterday after snort passage
go ,i Isnec having efs thai port ON the et JANUARY
20 thai Tour Gat PiS''"SS ~
M ,,.rc,r schooner Porpoisc was seized oT 'he u
cnsl NJ Rio on suspicion OF having been engaged N he
S,sys ,rnde II was uncertain, when Capt NJ sailed
,bher the brazilian Government would give her up As
b had cot into ror previous 10 her seizure She WAS
ysccd nnder charge Of the U. $. ship of war kaF
piaeV" ''i1' >"N' n. O. Pic Il.
FRoM BARB.poEs AND ST TnoM,Slhe he SC schr
,rr,ysd at this port Yesterday LEFT on te Isl
d - Thomss ON the 9Th lust Fitch pl9e 9ipet was e
I'M At BaTbadocs a; S3 per thousand Sad -, hom,s r. IL
r's;,as, A, both Barbadces aud ST. IhomaSws very
Snta Young states he the ship Oeon* OF NV
ashore On Stirrup Key or the nm INST sI'leu An
Of several wrecktrs. He also spoke same daS . shp
n rs lays from tlayre bound 70 New utirahs WIN Tue
crew Of the oconee board. lfhl Mora fos'' Ni'H
- Tuv Gyr ASD DlrSp FnDtrn S w,s nt n G St ,r .o
- Nr.sum and m re aStOnished sud delighted anheiee
So saw The limitations OF N, drnnEen iOatiS "" i'
% ere on the yoin by the sght!ess letlor;ner was wonder
; ,I hohIv amusing THIS evening the blii ngS ,ieh
I H. hons. lrr consequence. will he cramned he ulanI
Ill h. se, As usual throughout the DAY and eTehlnS 10
rnrvor wednesday the Manager Mr.. l. htc!coek, taxes
abeuei aud we trust he will be feelinsfv reMe"oersa'
Lop ALp,xY-A friend of who cam. Down ,be HTet
IN ,h. new aud SPLENDID trpress siesHs IN inc
hirbe, terms of the boat and her gcnrmaniy oinccS fe
bin In apple-pie order and are told hat the steward
,,oyide. sumpuous meal board tins elegant steamer
". cen6deiy commend her the patronage oi eur 'au
and the rublic She leaves the per loot OF hooin'o"'
this afternoon. Try her.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

ls5- The Wings of the THIRD WARD meet this
evesing at the North Riy' Coffee House, POI
Washington street Sees asement.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

LAUNCH OF THE IIRNrY CIAy.-The largest mer-
chaat ship ever built the Unitod States will be launched
his morning. a; 10 O'clock from Brown Bells ship yard
foot of Houston. street. Z L.