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The New York herald., 1845-01-10
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The Minor MIsEnIEs OF HyMAE LIFE-of which two new
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and humor. Also:
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powerful structure this tribunal By the editor
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On Wednesday, 9Th inst by the Rev. Henry Anthon,
Capt. WILLIAM II KINcH to Miss JANE R. MARsHALL, all
OF Utica, N. Y.
On Tuesday, nh inst. by the Rev Frederick F. Cor.
nell Mr. RLuBEs HAYWOOD, to Miss HELEN H., eldest
daughter of James Turnbull Esq all of this city.
90 Newbureh papers will please copy.
On Thursday 9th inst. by the Rev. Henry Chase JAS.
STEELE to Miss PAuLNA AUGUSTA DEAN all OF this city
On Monday, 9th inst by the Rev. Henry Sutton, Ed
WARD BAKER, of Baltimore, to Miss JULIA JosErHNE,
youngest daughter Of Uriah Burge, Esq. Of Perth Am
boy, NJ.
Died.
On Thursday morning 9th inst after long and pain
full illness, CArHERINE wife OF Ebenezer Clarke sged 30
years.
The relatives and friends of the family. and also the
members Of Olive Branch Lodge, No 81, of o. F..
respectfully invited to attend her funeral from he,
late residense Is Mercer street, Sunday next at
o'clock,
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Balance in Treasury, Nov. 80, 1885,. $647, ass
This estimate shows that the State will be able paythe
interest her debt provided the Il realized from
the sources anticipated 1t ID matter of great doubt
whether this amount will be received. The taxes as
sessed in previous years have not been paid in FULL and
h perhsps too much to expect that future assessments
will be more promptly paid
IT, D.,
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AUCTION NOTICE.
A DM!NlSTRATOA'S SALE-Valuable Dry Goods Tai.
oring Effects &c-Ths Day at 10Y o'clock. in the Sales
Of administrator and administrators the balance stock Of Dry
Goods including general OF superior articles
the line Also Trunks Of Cothng and other articles
hotel left by unpaying boardes Also, other vau
ables
Splendid Furniture Piano Forte and Seraphina on Saturday
jai0 lt*ec THOS BELL, Auctioneer.
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TO MAKE JELLY, BLANC NANCE AND
CHARLOTTE DE RUSSE


adapted or sst
s, %%sS Ssa ssS sSf1 s
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sized lemons and the PEE, cf stick q eipnsmon other
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% pu esn r moud sa @ for
The mould: should be frs! with ali,iie white Of and
easy to turn them out plates. a,...,-,,
opening and about h.fa yard deep nsswns to 4. the
~ The aSS h runs sead be
Other LIQUID. made from may be eed by using
% %aos sS Sas Ss'ss
he bring the whole TO boiling heat. strain 4, and
ws sssiy s1S Il. s
may Be ned out and vii be then ready for S,e The mcnds
@ milk hes, nG i aver l.. slow fire. and when
four beaten very sas and "a h pound S VIII;
up very light add the and snsass, stirring all the
Pat in mouds soon mixed with sponge cake thin
quart d cider beer c wine q should boiled though
d IA sas sS. j. w whrs ,sS ~sss
clear rae ked or should put into cider
sEswn s. G be hf no o at o.
form aud the sediment to minge again with the whole
usas be had the principal rea sISesr.. and
ALExANDER's TRTCOBAPHE--Ane new and valuable dis
"A covery being Liquid Dye which changes
the color OF the Hair 70 abeautifn brown or BACK IN
mode .pgssoa .ad sa
duce any change. -
= .ssfsss s & @ BE e % sgss
10 Hsor House and Broadway Of h street; Jas As
Liberty street, Of r. q. A. Wright sole agents for "
Philadelphia. dI4 I'm. m
DOTATOESi0O bushels very superior English Potatoes
u prime condition. just ceived per ship Liberty, from
Liverpool and for sale in lots to suit pgchassI: By ,.,
d2src rs Southistreet corner Maiden Lane.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
ss"11y saysa ID ofb
bya ss5' NJ
cT:p Ins Counts, Of po%%Iou Mrs Barry
ch.s. Godstrss%' Nov Mr. 'lIs ca.p A~sea' oD
TIER % c.nts-P. 50 cents-Gallery IS cents .~''- -
PALMOs NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
Of the length of the Opera the doors will
On TAtksp1Y: he s'S SqS ESiDAS sas 10Th jan
VIII Be 'ps psomsa nf sSG o DE
fs' Ssn'' f'''
o9s: , and %
MsosP LibsttOs in English and Italian be had
"A NIGHT WITH ROBERT BURNS"
MR. cLIREHUGHs JIG y IEi sEcoND ;ct5sfb LECTURE ON
SEQ TISH MINIS LSY,
,,y,s on TUESDAY, i ia.a 81 JAlNgAIay. .ls.s =,
comprise Sketch Of the Life Of Burns-hs c6arsctsr
under which soas;
s .is NJ s:% S'. Sonny
o ws.s t e lam i. for
sown~y heart in the Hishisndo fetch to me pm, Of
wneILast may Draw wooef-Adieu lheaIt-warm fond
commence half o'clock precisely Ticket.
huehs 2o5 Broadway and at the door. jal0 &c
MAR5AMlE ARNATLT's CONCERT !{ FRI win irTs7Ocaby
Regular advertisements possible.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY-3D SEASON, I5l45
sss s5 ssEs .s
llth lsl5. To commence at O'Clock rrecisey.
Those subscribers who wish make their privilege
:;
jas lwis~m Secretary.
THE THIRD ANNUAL BALL Of The NEW YORK
HIGHLAND GUARD, will come of at Nibo's Saloon
on Friday Evening" January the 3st, I843. j9 3ss
GRAND ENING BALL,
Given at the Alhamra, $50 Broadway.
PROPRIETOR MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY
DOR The BENEFIT OF THE DEAF AND DUNE
AND THE BLIND ASYLUMS.-FR,pAY. Jan. 10, ls45
The proprietor Of the Ahamra has the honor M
public that being about rebuilding his
nent novel and expensive for the Of Balls
Concerts &c., in wnter-he WILL with the Of Mons
Gabriel Korponay (who has kindly volunteered his
for that purpose) give Grand Opening Ball the 10th
above announced On this occa.on will be introduced tn
under the direction Of Mons de- Korponay and the best
Music vogue the fashionable circles
Europe, under he direction Of Mr.. Wigers.
Price of Tickets including Supper and Refreshments IS 90
admitting Gentleman and two Lades-0 be had at the AL
tham and Of Mons Korponay and the principal Hotels
Music Stores. dc jgb
l NIBLO's GRAND SALOON,
/ A T. g
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ship Masters and Agents.
We shall it favor Captains Of Vessels will give
ROBERT SiLvEY Captain Of our News Boat. report Of
the shipping left al the port whence they sailed the vessels
asM;papsrs OF news they may hays H will board them
abroad will also confer favor By sending this office ali
the Marine lntsigsnce they obtain Nautical Informs-
d0n Of any kind will be thankfully rsceived.
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THE SATIRIsT

THE SATIRIST.
PAPER nnder the above le by association of EXP,
renced Writers, will be published on Saturday ilth
II s pro)ect to be souehinE rr
tely original in plan and execution No spared t
paper Every article local subject, and is pecuar
rich Ito use vnlgarism-in all respects Published
Nassau Price six aud be had Of all the
jaiO lt%ec
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MR.. HAMILTON having into an arrangement with
IA MR. FULLER, for the Of the Large Room of his
Gymna,um, No 10 Ann street. and also the Military Hall
Bowery respectfully the public
tends commencing C'as. for the Sword Exercise all
banches-American and French, sud- Small and Broad
Sword Exercise and also Cane Exercise Mr. has been for
States Army
B-Vounteer Companies wishing become perfect in
either Musket Artillery Drill be taught the
moderate by application 81 Ann
street to Capt Smith, Military Hall, Mr.. Fuller
las tmec
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DICTATORSHIP 900 bushels very superior English Potatoes
Ia prime condition received ship Liberty from
Liverpool and for sale in lots suit purchasers, by
w " j. r. TAPSCOTI,
d2src 16 Soathtsueet corner Maiden Lane.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01
From the Richmond Enquirer.
rLAy TO DEFEAT TEXAS, AND TO DIVIDE II

rLAN TO DEFEAT TEXAS, AND TO DIVIDE THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF New YORK.
The election Of two Senators of the United
States from the State of New York is To take
place this day. The contest among the candi.
dates produces great excitement al Albany.
The result is every where anticipated witt
great anxiety The fate of Texas materially,
perhaps essentially. depends upon The selection.
1t is impossible to shut our eyes also to the
fact. that the Wings are bu-ily engaged in an
intrigue, to employ this question TO divide the
Republicans of New York. The following let
ter speaks for itself We extract il from one Of
The rankest Federal papers in the Unon---aud
tne reader will see with wha' anxiety Ceali-
non Is pressed between the Wigs of The New
io'A Legislature, and portion OF the Democrats
tWoom ne calls by the cant term Of barn bur-
mers' lot 'ne purpose OF electing two Anti
Texas Loco" Senator'S. The objects of this
movement are, LIST, to defeat Texas in the Sen.
ate altogether, by Substituting two Anti Texas
Senators instead of two friends of Texas. 21,
TO defeat Texas IN the House. By ENCOURAGING
the ,rimmers and Doctor Doubters IN ina, ho5e
10 go against il; and, Sd, and not the least DE-.
s!rable object to the Wings, is 10 SOW disser.
SION and division in the Republican Party. and
prepare the way for their defeat in New York
and mex, in The Union, and usher in the
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ANN EXATION.

The following resolutions have passed the
Louisiana House Of REPRESENTATIVES by vote
OF - o lG, and will no doubt pass the SENATE ::
Eesolv d, &c. Tia. it is their deliberate o.
pnion, hat amajorI'y OF The people o! LOUIS
lana aie IN favor 'he immediate annexation
of Fexas 10 the Uated States, b. any lawful
ard constitutional means.
Provided, II be stipulated in the act Of annex
alton that Texas shal, enjoy all the rights and
privileges nov secured to thar portion Of terri
tory ceded BY France to the United States IN.
der The name of Louisiana, and lying south OF
36 80 north latitude.
Resolved &c. That the Governor be re.
qaes,ed to transmit copy et these resolutions
lo each OF the Senators aud Represen aiives in
Congress from Louisiana, win request that
they be submitted to Doth Houses OF Congress.
The legislature Of New Hampshire has pass.
cd by large vote, strong resolutions IN favor Of
immediate annexation, which will appear mex
week.
The prospect of annexation is everywhere
brrlipinp The state legislatures are taking
the correct view nf the mat CT, aud the Deemed
cratic members of Congress are becoming uni
led and harmonious, There is no doubt that a
large tnaloriv ofihr member Of the House Of
Representatives will agree upon some plan sat
isfactory to the country, and should Senators
obey the will Of their constituents, Texas viii
become territory Of the Unned States at the
present session Of Congress Mr. BENTON IT is
said, viii obey be instructions Of the Misseur
Legislature, and The members OF The democrat
lc caucus have declared IN favor OF immediate
annexation by large m.jariiy.-H iss,seiPpian
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F1om he Nclo Orleans T'ropic, Jan. lot
laIER EROM MEXICO.

by he arrival last oy Ming OF the steam ship
New York, Capt. ] I. Wngh', ~ houts from
Galveston, ee are IN psse son ii a'sr lnie.I
rsnee from Mc xicp. Tie progress Of lie revo
Iation seems to be onward, and tie star Of Santa
AIMS appears TO pale before hi. victorious ICES
ne copy the following ig'eres ing particulars
from tie Gates,on News, ofthe IN inst.
iig The ARRIVAL on Saturday last OF the s'oop
II L. Kinney, Cap Lewis, direct from C'rPus
Crisli throu y the pohearss q Der commanda r
we have beun furnished With letters irom which
we -gleaned he following, later and 'mpoc
lant news, N re.atou 10 the movements anOne
the revDInlionisis.
From he lasest ofisial news al Na'smoras,
ron the interior OF Msx,c - appears 'la' zen.
paIades II The head OF { 0fl0 nen, maTcted a.
cainst Santa Aura whD al that liee ned Under
lls command 13 GO troops. On The approach
q; Parade, San.a Aaua INN ediae retired,
o., al nuHbsrs ofhls sod ecs Deserving has ca1se.
Tins retreat exIendsd g The Guy Q. Pue5'a,
where he was attacked by Para1essud defeated
Gen. Santa Anna, who made his escape, was
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comm tee Of he whole, 90 thrsiaie 1T The Un
Ien' seem, TO betbe mpr sron At Washing
ipn, that these territories 81 b. atmtted ibt0
thr Union during the present WINTER. "luwa
cialms sdnis>lon, a. does Texas, under The 81.
puarons Of ,ha treaty oi 1903, F.or,da claus
under the treaty Of 1919 lie wording OF bolh
lrra'ies icing precisely toe same. here Is an
iher Northwestern Territory (WscoDsln)
~ ary ready to come ln She ha. no Forrda
tor plItner--what Will che d,?'--!nisSiSsp
plan.
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THE HABEAS CORPUS CASE.

The examination Of Horace pagaud, before
the Hon w l. Sharkey, Chief JUS ice Of The
high Curt OF Errors AMI Appeal, has been
going On ;qr the lat five days at The Supreme
Ceufl rooa, in The Caflio We have not row
tune r SPA 10 give the ful report Of The iesi-
IA ny or law trougnt forward upon the par, OF
pag4nd or he sifte.
The counsel far The prisoner We're Messrs
luke and Pryor Lea and Gen. II. Foo'e -
For tho STATE he attorney general, Ffeeman =
The object Of bringing paglud before Judge s.
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We commend the following article, from the
New York Trbune,to the careful perusal of
its whig friends and patrons, in this rown Il Vi.
cnity. Wereguest hem TO pause moment,
and reflect what the consequences may b., OF
disseminating journals that advocate such doc
trine as the Tribune, respecting The great So
cial question of the Souh,-Savery. During
the late canvass, this Infamous print has been
spread far and wide through The Sou;,'ein
States, by lis co, adjuialors in whiggery; bu,
we do not therefore charge them with enlcrai.
ming the same views on the subject Of Abolition,
az this extract proves the Tribune TO maintain
Still, we would point cut to them these Gan
gerons hereses, which their partisan sympathy
for this Journal might cause them to overook,
and unwiitngy to distribute throughout the
community. While hypncri,icalIy protesting
adherence OF The felonous pr'iacts Of poit.
wormed itself into The confidence of thousands
Of southern wings: and having now obtained
hearing, il casts It's assumed garb aud appears
in lis true colors.
Though we of the South may diff.r as to the
principles on which orr government should be
conducted, and the pofcy which il should Iur.
sue,--yet 1t is to be hoped HAT no SouiheruerI
will prove SO base as to lend himself to the TIA.
chlna,ons of Northern Abotiionists, whose OBJ
i,ct is the destruction of the South and South
ern institutions.
We believe that the Wings of this County
would depreca,c such conduct in heo'y as
much as ourselves; -bu, in Jact does not the
encouragement and distribution Of such .docu.
mcnts as the Tribune further and promote the
end and OH C, Of the AboIiiionists?
THIS article is found in the Tribune Of Dec.
ishaSiA
.Another victory for Freed III has tanN WOO
in The II use of Representa- TIE .old
man tioqlcnt' is in The full tide ui trump and
darkness ehrinks before him! The House, II
viii BE- seen. has Deliberately resolved hy de.
cded majority, 10 receive and refer Petitions
for the abolition OF Slavery in The District Of
Columbia! The ground gal e for Freed N
gains 6rmness daty. and can never again be
lost. Now, friend Of Human Rights! pour in
your petitions 10 The House for the Abolition Of
the Slave Trade in The District There is ~
Constitutional or other reason for denying the
payer Of such petitions. The Slave Trade
there is result Of The location of he Federal
Metropolis at that point, and had no existence
before. there is no reaso6'uader Heaven why
the Capitol OF a great and free People should
not cease to be mart for Human fl .sh. Friend
of Freedom! wrthe out petition at -once, ask
ycur neghbors TO sign il, and then enclose il
10 yonr Representative. The time for action
has cons!
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THE EXPECTED DUEL.

The BALTIMORE Sun and American of yesier.
day mornsr q furnish no account of tie ftsnIt.
The Sun says, "one thing appears to be Ger ain,
that up to the writing OF this, the parties have
not met in hostile combat.
up AT nine O'Clock last night we learned.
hat whatever Efforts had been made TO settle
lie difficulty between Messrs CIIDgman and
Yancey, amIcably. had entirely faet--and that
the only settlement which could be msde was
ny an exchange OF shots. 10 was understood
that no compromise could be made, and that
he door for reconciliation was entirely closed.
! II is altogether probable, hat while we are
wiring tins tie parties are on their way to the
field OF combat in Delaware, and that during
to day the aif,lr will be terminated"
THE YOUNG MANS CURsE.--I saw him first AZ
the social party. He took but single plsss Of
wine, and that IN compliance with the r. quest
OF far young lady with whom he conversed.
SAW hga s0ezt Wish be supaoged hewgs M
seen, take {, ass to satisfy the sight desire
formed by his sordid indulgence He thought
than here was no danger saw him AGAIN
with those OF his own age, meeting at night 10
spend short time IN convivial pleasure: he
considered it only innocent amusement. me,
him next late in The evening" in the street ma.
bic TO reach home; ! assisted him tIuher; he
looked ashamed when we next met. ! saw him
next reehng IN the streets, a confused stare
was on bis countenance, and words of bIssphemv
we're on his tongue. Shame was gone.-N. Y.
Mirror.
The Clerk Of Boston Fanueil Hall market
ccesved, on Tuesday LAST, check for 500.
rom Samuel Appleton, Esq. with request that
| might be invested in turkeys, or any other
nil able provision, aud distibul, to the poor of
he city Of Boston. to give them good dinner
IN Thanksgiving Day. The request was pro.
erly attended 10, and many hearts were doubt.
sss gladdened by the I eIy gift.
The STATE OF FLoRIpA The citizens Of
f'orida ara heldng meetings. end ins,ruc,ir,
heir Repre- ettaliges, MI Levy, to claim and
emauc rs adnisson in,o he Uu.on at the n.A.
esslea OF Congress, In accordance with the
lights secured TO the inhabitants of Florida by
be rea'g otcesslou. They also say tina, the
ndlans ~ that territory must be removed bv the
ioverlmen', and empha,lcally declare that thew
re 70 favor of re.annexing Texas.
~
The Boston Americaf Republican. in an
rtcle in which il calls FOR the discharge Of
ieneral Scott fromlhe service of the United
States, because daughter of his has recent,
inferred convent, and il which it SAYS that
must not betolerated ON the free soil
If America" facetiously adds: ave intend 10
make this fire Protestant, Republic, where AL
'eigons can be enjoyed by all who are rvpub.
cans" y,
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WASTE OF TIME.

The pfovefhIal oracles Of our parsimonious
ances ors rave informed us that the fatal waste
ofiortune IS by small expenses, blythe proh@ipn
OF sums too little sing'y to ALARM our cauiloD,
and which we never suffer ourselves ioys7arm
our caution, and which we never suffer our
selves 70 canslder together OF the same kind
Is prod'galy OF he; ne that hopes 10 look back
hereafter with satisfaction upon past years!
must learn to know the present value OF single
minutes, and endeavour 10 let no particle Of
tine fail useless to The ground. An Italian phi.
osopher expressed IN his motto that time. was
his estate; an estate. indeed, that will always
abundanlly repay the labours of industry, and
satisfy the MIST extensive desires, il no part of
II be suffered ioie waste by negligence, to be.
oyerron BY noxious plants, or laid cut tor show
rather thanfor use .-Johnson.
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wa q procure Ina sdniesion to bail or discharpo
% hobrs corpus. The examination Of tes,,mo.
ny and ngaments Of counsel closed on yesterday
evening.
The main ground taken by The counsel Of Pa.
.g'ud IS an important and interesting one, w.
that The warran's alledged 10 have been
forged are "b'lis Of credn Of The state Of Missis.
sippi'' and therefore nuflities under the copsti.
tulon OF The United States, and that lle re is no
fa'c OF The state pursuant 10 the constitution
aulhoHz'rg the issuance Of such warrants or CIV.
licences OF deb and therefore there is no forgery
As the CRIME coud not be committed by forging
or ias'fylng any instrument which was void
upon Its face.
After the argument Of Mr. P. Lea, the Judge
minated that he would deliver his opinion on
TO morrow (this) evening. 10.
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a Letter from our Correspondent at Wash.
ingon says: ave have strong hopes here Of
getting some OF the Annexation proposi,i ions
through both Houses of Congress, before its
adjournment. Many Of onr friends prefer tile
plan submitted by Mr.. Douglass Of Illinois, bot
am rather of the opinion, that Mr.. DromgooIe's
pr'I Ct w''l be most likely TO succeed, as it is
SAID that the Northern Democrats prefer il, upon
the ground OF It's obyiaing, in their opinion, the
Constitutional objection"
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BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT-.Prayer i. the
peace OF our spirit, The stiffness of our thoughts,
the evenness of The recollection. the seat Of
meditation. the rest Of our care aud the cain
Of cur tempest"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

Pete, wants to AK you Columbihusn Sue
coed, niegi' 'Wel', why is Quit like "a ran
road' Does Won give il up!' Yes. does.'
Cause there's eleepers udder il. Yah! yah.
What an gncrant coored indy dual YOU u.s."
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FLORIDA AID IowA.---A. Y Blown Of Ten
ncssee, ron the crmmI'tee on Territories, re-
ported on the 7ih, for The admission oflowa
ard Florida INTO the Union. The bill was read
The frs, aud second time, and committed to the