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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right OF presumption
to any lands within the limits OF the townships above
enumerated is required to establish the same to the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the
Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon as
practicable after seeing this notice, and before the day
appointed for the commencement of the public sale,
Off township embracing the tract claimed, above
designated, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO. ii. BLAKE,
Commissioner fhe General Land Office.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any lands within the limits of the townships above
enumerated is required to establish the same to thu
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the pr
per Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon
practicable after seeing this notice, and before the day
appointed for the commencement Of the public sale
Of the township, embracing the tract claimed above
designated; otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
June 81
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The New York herald., 1845-04-23

LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY I'm the Senate bill wac
reported IN relation 10 the receiver of the Miers'
Bank Of Now York OF Clyde also bill I, change the
location OF Washington Square In the city Of Brooklyn
Mr. Corning reported bill promote the safety OF stesm
loat nsvg alton on the Hndson river Mr. Hard celIeo
TOR The consideration OF his convention b bu, tba de
psie was cut off bv The special orderhe New York and
Long Island ferry bill Mr. Jones' spoke at leng IA agans
he bill alT Porter followed favor Of the bill; en-
ar.L Lott r piled to Messrs. Jones and Fosom The com
nse ioss and reported progress, when they took re
cs Ia ihe afternoon the eiry bill passed
me committee, srd, Oh motion Of Mr. jones' the report
vas hid on the table
IN ihe House memorial wss presented by Mr.. Oakley
shinst any alteration OF the pilot Law by way OF Huri
{.te IN the aeInorn several amendments we're propoA
- TO the convention bill. Mr. l.. II Brown propote
hGt delegates should be residents CT the county IN whc
iney were electsdwhich wns agreed 10 Mr. Niven pro
posed to exclude ocers directors of moneyed corpo
atoms associations chartered by this Safelcs Mr.
Wheeler proposed 10 exclude all persons holding oce
under the government Of the Uniei States, which wss
greed 10. Mr.. Van schoonhoven then took the floor IN
support " the bill in opposition TO ell specifications o.
objects, and in vindcaiion Of the antircners
sdvem, sfprii2l.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
Movements or Travellers.

We found all the principal hotels nearly over
flowing last evening. From the great press we can
ouly select the following: At the
AMsMcAN-J Hodge, stockbridge. MSS; Richard
barley, Boston Wingate, Philadelphia; Lambert.
Boston; Thomas Williams, New London, and Is others.
Arrow Fall. More, Gen C Van Rensselaer,.
Albany Capt Grswold packet ship Northun bsrland:
Acheson, Wheeling Messrs Stone, Griswold and Rice
Boson; Osgocd Lousiana Albert Melton,
Bertheiot, Montreal; Captain Wyman, U N; W H
Mann and Joseph Wheeler, Boston; Lieut. Zeibsr
w Huntndon, Connecticut, and 80 others.
CIrY-John H Barry and T Kelly Baltimore; Messrs
Huston, Harris Pollock Cockman and Gilbert Bottom
s Hutcherson, Ohio; w H Emery, Typographical En-.
gineer; Mr. Adams, Connecticut, and 10 others.
FRANKLiN-R Cutter, A Dalton. Boston; w Millett
Connecticut; Chip: Kingston, Cansda; A Washburn,
Mass; Barton Buffalo, and 90 others.
HowARD's-Jeseph Campbell, Frankfort, Pa; Gen Mar
shall, Maine; Ramsay, Canada; A Bennett Jackson Mi
chgan; A D Lichfeld, Cozenova Gen Lay, Batavia;
L Argo and Hope, Canada passenger for the Great
Western; Haswell, Washington; Higbee, Milwau
Western; 9 Warner, D.xter Maine; r Dacky, LittI,
Falls; Parsons, Philadelphia passenger fer Great
Western; D L HuTston, Baltimore; o Robinson and r
Britt passengers by the Caledonia, Toronto; Van Al
LEM Knderhook, passenger for Great Western; Rich,
Mumy, Hoilsnd and M Rice John Fisher. Toron.
to- all passengers by the Caledonia Darord, Phadel
phia, and 20 others.
Sr. GEoRoE's-J Richard, s Allen, Delaware; Chas
Bosworth and Curtis schenectady; w MeKowu,
Charlsston Bryon Fish, Vermont; Mr. Kingsley, Conn
Mr. Arnold, Providence, and 10 others.
0LoBE-Mr Wood, England.
WAvERLY-Mr Tifanv, Providence; Messrs Mcbride
and Fleming Philadelphia w Browne Boston; jams A
woodward Kingsley, Connecticut ard Arneld, Provi
dence, with 10 others.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

the Commercial company has again postponed its sales
boilers asking higher prices, which are generally
aoy Increased as well here abroad In unreined su
gar for want Of disposabe parcels nothing took place
orders in hand and holders not inclined to SELL New
Carolina Rice is not found in first hands and dealers
are hardly provided with 100 tierces mdding quality
which are hsd at f. cleaned table Rice OF last year az
II A. cleaned Java at fl, and ordinary at W H.
Sr PrrEssBuKoH, March 1.-The sales effected since
our last 1870 pools kop Flax at 80 81 70 on
AT 30 81 ro 1890 poods koP % 81 ro and 4725 pools
Codlla at 3 81 ro all per berko 800 lbs English
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

MR.. MURDocK's READINGS IN SHAKsPEARE.--
Last evening there was highly respectable aud
numerous attendance at the Society Library.
Broadway, to hear this gentleman give his second
lecture on the writings of Shakespeare The sub
Iect was Macbeth. The gentleman introduced his
subject by delineating his view of the true spirit of
criticism, followed by some directions or sugges.
tons for performers, reprobating the present prac-
nce, procuring of stage effect, instead of which,
recommended greater study OF human nature,
and argued that if it was from the want Of that
study that our theatres were deserted, as the repre-
senta,ions did not come up with the expectations
Of the human mind. He then proceeded to give
his views of what ne deemed the true nature of
acting, and illustrated this part of his subject with
extracts from various parts Of "Macbeth," with
considerable effect, and was listened to throughout
with The most marked attention, receiving in vari-
Gus parts considerable applause. The gentleman il
far superior to many of the itnerant spouters that
have recently been going round the country treat
ing on this subject and he is well worthy of hear
ing. If the gentleman was only little slower in
the delivery of his critical remarks they would be
much more effective.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
Cit Intelligence.

LAUNCH sHp BuILDIso.-Yesterday morning the
Of s,sy :'s
number OF spectators present She IL AIS feet long
breadth in proportion. Her engine (which horizontal
halt beam) manufactured under the superinfendence
OF wm f. Lighths She |. intended for the North hi
yer, and has bsen built by Club Of young gentlemen.
Capt John Kstchum, of her owners. which We un-
dsrstand will bs Of hs largest n the world Her en-
gine (rhich is manufacturing by T. Secor COY will
have ~ inch cylinder II foot stroke She Is intended
for ths indepsnden line on the North River
Police Omce Tuesday. = GRAND LAscErr.-Robsrt
Moore, black fellow, arrested last night by ofcsr
Drinksr and ex.ofssr Ruckte for stealing about Ss0
from john Kssne, OF l57 hristie street Kesne
to porter house In Anthony street last night and laid
his money upon the counter Bah picked it up and Put
itinto his pocket snd refused give up and walked
of He was inlls committed.
sscorD OFFENCE Thomas Naran, an old offender
was nrrested Tor stealing some silk bsnkechies worth
S. irm the store OF orge Cassine Of No ~ Bowsry
Ashc has been in the Pententiary once upon convc
prison, If convicted.
Upper PoIice.-E,cApx ynoM rnE Uprra PoLror:--
o. Sunday morning before Daylight another escape
prisoners nsssd Dsevan. Living Frea Parker and
Ia,e cor fned in cell together, the two former
ohs g"d wh s'sry and the two latter with passing
counter felt money and the commission of a grand
ny Early ON Sunday morning, Parker and Dslevsn sue
ceedei in prymg OF the bars Of the windows and sscap
ei. The oher two prisoner did attempt esssps
hut fund ssfr and sound ny Mr. Keeper Watson in
The morning. Delevan gave himself up yesterday but
Parker has not ben resken Escares are 40 fresusnt
from tits place that there very little use n commtrg
prisoners all Perhaps the Common Council viii
adopt sCme measure TO prevent their frequent
SnvSR AEoovEssp AND OWNER wArrrs An on is
wanted Tor one doGensiver spoons End large pla
ed spoans Apply 10 officers Bird Tonpkns,a at ths
Upper Police.
ArrEMrr TO sLAck s,LL.~A A negro named Harkins,
vHs arrested Tor attempting vote In the ioh ward no
OF being worth $3.50 A white from the
Pnisntary whp worth less than nothing, end poor
nut respectab' NJ gro cannot voie because he IL
sorth $50 dollars "str-nse such diff renee should be
" tWeetl tle-tum twaodle.d6ao W
KrNHnwA SALT MANUFACTURE The Kenhawa
Republicans gives the official production Of salt in
n county Of Kenhaws, for the quarter ending on the
2sb Vt March. at 5s7 b5t bushels This an increase Of
a264 over the production Of the corresponding quarter
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

Mr.. r. OweN.-This gentleman has returned to
this city from Philadelphia, where he has delivered
seven lectures on the subject of the regeneration Of
the human race, to numerous and highly respecta-
bic audiences, with the greatest success. He left
last evening for Boston, where he has been invited
to repeat his lectures.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

TIE NEW CoRPoRATIoN-FINAL RESULTS OF THE
CAUoUs.-By the exercise Of little industry and
inquiry, we are enabled to present our readers
with the final results of the caucus of the new cor
poraton last night Here are the names Of the sue.
cessfu applicants for Office. from the Comptroller
down TO the keeper of Potter's Field -
John Even, Comptroller.
Elios L. Smith, Street Ccmmissioner.
Dr. Fenclon Hasbrouck, Rssident Physician.
DR.. Archer, City los ector
James I. Brady, Counsel.
Alien VI. snif,n Corporati Attorney.
stephen Van N0stand Collector OF the City Revenue
Morgan Mott. Keeper Of Bisckwells Island.
M. Fallon Keeper OF City Prison.
= Taylor, Keeper City Hall.
C. Willett City Assessments.
: BsrknaB. Cleik Superintendent Streets
Jos1uR Fleet Assistant City l6spector.
jesse Brush, Water Pdrveyor
w u. Dennis, Superintendent Whars.
John A Paerson. superintendent ct fPavementa
j. r. sweet, superintendent Strata
DR. w 3 Tompkins, Phv sician City Prison.
Peter EsquiroI Deputy Receiver OF Taxes.
". sm nh, Dep Street Ccmmissoner
Dennis McCsrty, Keeper Potters Field.
Jof n stewort, Collector Ciy Taxes.
H r. Wainuaker, Public hdmipis'rator.
Board Of .dssisfants.
Nathaniel Pierce, President
Oliver q. Bartles, Clerk.
Chsifsld. Reader.
w. Denman, Printer
II will thus be seen that all the fat berths are die
cosed Of, but hundreds Of minor appointments ar,
vet to be made twill probably be month ye
before the army Of beegas will he fully disposed Of
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

ARREST OF 1HR Pn.oT OF THE SwALLow.-It vii
oe seen, on reference to Law Reports, that tn,
Pilot OF this ila,rd vessel has been arrested anc
held to bail in a sum Of SO 900
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

GRAND JUVENILE CoNcERT.-Mr. w. B. Bradbu.
ry's juvenile musical festival, comes off this eve
ming in the Tabernacle, in which 700 intantine
voices will lend their aid. Report speaks highly
OF their efficiency; and if nothing else, the novel;
ty will be we'll worth witnessing.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

LoNo ISLAND RAILROAD =. The trains came in
iast night at s o'clock. They run from Greenpor
to Brooklyn, distance OF 96 miles, in two hours and
68 minutes.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
NEW YORK HERALD.

New York HERALD SuPPLEMENT.-One is pub
lished this morning Tor city subscribers and adver.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

kpNHnwA SALT MANU- aoTURg The Kenhawa
Republicans gives the official production Of salt in
n county ofKenha~s for the quarter ending on ths
2sb Vt March, at 5s7b5t bushels This an increase Of
2264 over the production Of the corresponding quarter
Of last year.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
TheatriCnlS, &c.

The Manager Of the Baltimore Museum hes effected IN
engsgemsntor one week, with Mr. T. D. Rios, the cels
brated :" Jim Crow" whs made his lrst appearance on
Monday evening.
Orasorio Of Samson performed at the Mslodeen,
Boston, Saturday evening to a full house. Mr Poi.
lips the English vocalist took tho part Of Hsrsphs for
which his powerful vsice well A,s him. Miss ssns ard
Mias Garcia sang in their very best style. Mr. Philips
gave his farewell concert in that city on Monssy eve
ming He Is announced 70 give concert in Albany
the 9th of May.
OILS Bull arrived in Louisville on Tuesday last. He
intends giving concerts there. Mr. Knoop. tbs cale-
Drated vioincelist also there coneersng asssted by
hs talented lady upon tina guitar.
At the grand Whistlng Matchv lately rot up by the
musical amateurs Of Saem Emery J. Perkins ,of that
city, whistlsd Seth Boon into s wen the prize "a
silver cup.
The Ethiopian serenaders gave concert in Dsl.imoie
on Saturday evening for the benefit Of the Psbrg suf.
erers The gross proceeds sfths house was loAwhsh
the manager handed to the Mayor without dsduct
ing the expenses Of the concert rent Of room printing
&c.
Mr. Leopold Meignsn, the eminent = uscian and CON
poser, was cempmenea with bsneht concert last eve.
ming, at the Musical Fund Hall Phiiadslpha The pow
erul orchestra Of the Nusieal Fund Society lent s aid
Sgnor Rapett added bis valuable services and Mr. Msg.
mems admirable military sinfonia, "Ths Soldiers
Dream" was performed
Mr. Barnum of the Museum, II 10 said, has ssHt homo
$4,000 a. the proceeds Of but weeks exhibition sf
Tom Thumb. The aggregate Of profits made BY him
cut OF this exhibition 10 not far from hundred thousand
dollsrs.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
Personal Movements,

The President and hi. family. accompanied by Messrs
Buchanan Mason. and Bancroft Of his cabinsnt, attend
ed at the dedication Of the McKendrse Chapel in the
Northern Liberties Of Washington Sunday morning
1t was ramorsd in New Orleans on the lath that Mons
De Saligny minister from France TO Texas and Hen
Ashbe smith the Texan Secretary OF Stste had arrived
there by the steamship New York. from Galveston the
previous day.
GArcbbshop Ecceston severely injured by lssppg
from his carnage in Baltimore u-day, his horse
wasrunnng away. The Archbishop was tax On up quite
insensble but recovered convey ed hsme and
IL doing well.
We see by tho Knoxville papers, that the 27h inst
in that city. was wedisd by Rev. Jshn C, Duny Mr..
Frederick Pulse eyed l02 Miss Dorcas Mannen oged
81, all OF Jeferson county, Tenn.
An attroccus outrage has been committed on Doctor
Charles, by the Mormons Of Nsuyoo, the suspicion
that he was spy.
Miss Legares volume OF the writings Of hor brother the
late Hugh s. Legare, is in press at Charleston South
Carolina
Sir George Simpson, Of the Hudson Bay Company and
others have arrived in the Caledonia way 10 the
Columbia river by the way of the Upper Lakes.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

STATISTICS OF GREAT BRrTAN.-We copy the
following statistical statements from the Brifid
1884, the total ofci al value of the exports of British
produce and manufactures from Great Britain ELL
2so ob7 in ls4s the official value Ell7 $685. and
the declared value E6l Increase on the latter ssl
per cent.
From i77e TO $780, the average annual import of cotton
wool in Great Britain was 6is lbs in is4s, the
quantity entered for consumption the United Kingdom
was Sss sos. ls4 lbs. Increase s549 per cent.
The oicial value OF cotton goods exported from Great
Britain fs66o6O, in 1880 is4a the official value
fs2 29 and the declared value cas- l4s Oss In.
crease so4s per cent on the sca and e6oa per
The import Of foreign sleeps wool was ssa lbs in
l7sl IN 94s the quantity Of foreign and colonial wool
entered for consumption In the United Kingdom 48,
e58, $40 lbs
The linen manufacture OF Great Britain was estimated
In sis Mr. cuoch estimates l. including IrelsnS Al
the value OF slo 600 900 or fla0 900 900.
1907 osA in ls4 Increase 4sl per cent in ninety one
years.
Ths Yves. Riding Of Yorkshire contained SOS asa nha
bants In lsoi and ll5alO4 In isll Increase le5 per
The parish Of Manchester contained Al os2
IN . sna soo wv In le$i Increase, 7s2 per cent in
Preston contained $500 persons in $780, and Solsl in
The population Of England and wales wa. aa7 sss IN
l770 and 6 OIL 757 in le4l Increase saa or laa
per ssventy-one years of which by very far the
largest proper ton in the anuiactuIing and CONNER
ciai distri.ts.
FeRocIous Faction FIcHr.-The Tippsrary Yin
dcdtor thus records some of the peasanries OF the
most moral, most sober. and peaceful peasantry on
the face OF the earth. The Pacificator" is Ger.
,a,nly wanting" in the parish of Killaloe -
tuesday, the fair day of KiIsloe, was dsgraced
ny Dioooy ARRAY between contending factions of
the Terry Ais, when 800 OF those deuded mer
proceeded IRON the Tirpersry SIDE of the Shannon
10 nght among themselves like dogs. for no other
cause that we eau learn, but that, having been en-
gagged ia systematic hostility against lie laws in
perpetratlng midnight dcpred ions on ihe nooy and
deteaceless, they began at last to visit eaoh ohers
houses, and 10 enact those atrocities ,yIhio ,hat
which they heretofore cos 6ned to persons gho =, =
not belong 90 their dabollcal ocnfedefaHoni r..
f2re the hsh', which was carried op with
all the savage desperation Of unspeakahle r,a ,,'
ely, and N which blood flowed in torrenis@in
wnicl heads were broken by alpeens and slonee-in
wnicn hmos We're mutlated-in which the worst
ferocity was. exhibited, the rineeaders Of those
robbers aud vagabonds had a sort OF parley. In
winch they called on each other tor mutual expla
natloas Alter the parey, they fell TO with an un
relenting wlchedness of purpose; they seemed pre.
pared tor the combat, as II they had been all heir
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-12
INF SsH S
VEG :1 { PHI.

! UVHESE Pills are no longer among
those Of Joubtfal utility. ihey
have passed away from the thousands
daily lanched opon the tide Of experlmen,
and now stand higher in reputation, and
are becoming more extensively useo
ahan any other preparation of medicine
ever prepared for the relief of suffering
man They have been introduced INTO
every place il has been found possible e
c,rry them, and there are few towns
and villages but contain some remarka-
HE evidence oliheir CORD effects, 10 me
South. particularly, where'b.iioHs ats
eoees prevail, they annually save tne
Ives er thousands. For proof OF the
G,reooine statements. aud of the value
and efficacy Of this medicine, the Prorrl-
e,or will insert few Of the mery thou'
sand testimonials which have been pre-
senled him by men Of the first resPec
tahiIily-men who cannot be bought or
ii anv way Influenced to PleVar!ca'e-,
men who have higher views OF moral
responsibility and justice than to cer''ey
"a Facts because it will do another la-
vor and themselves no injustice.