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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
By This Mornings Mail.
Things nt Washington.
Correspondence Of the Tribune
!y4sHIscTss. Jan. ., l'i'.


N4sHtxcrsy ian. Q, lsi5
Tbis evening the Loco Fccos had another Cat-
,. r,sn,rai.ry 10 the final sctcn on Aciit k,tpn
on Sarurday. The Caucus was p'ciiy in'Iy S'-
rs,,ed. 81 msmbsrs bsins present. a c0aat o.
go ,ra4 called Tor. which il il said they make
az. a. fojlogs Leo Fcccs l05, Wings S-Il3 iof
Texas. nm ,,.,
;, Tvs One oI these, il IS SAID, "a SICK, of
something will prevent hia Toll1s, ieaTins Io3 "p
posed 10, and final ,riiy for Ie4as Among 'ae
II hi-z ,qhicn they count ufon sTs' from . si.-c
s,,e one from Al=bsma tDe!let.l one from virginia
&c The Loco Focos in the House number IL
and yet .iey can't count ON mere han lu1 i', 'nis
j,.;iyr De55crJtit. measure. Ot the - t'ccU-
Eco ,ieEibsrs .om NJ York, they cnn oniy count
win c. r;ain,y on Aless.s. StVong ainTphY Macey'
Leonard, Clinton, Ei= and one "r two otheIs' u 'n-
deed upca tbai msuy, beng ahont . 10 a' '''e tl-
pire Safe Democracy opposed IN aanezeHIn'
. nsiafily OF 0UG o! that State vo.s tor .aues N.
Polk nud vet no; one third OF even her democratic
Republicans vail go for pclk 5 leading measure
The form which they intend 10 ADOPT believe
is III. ore offered hS Milton Brown. 1T what - near
II The same hng, the m'd fcaiIon by LIN" boz u
ri Nr. Dcusitss's amerdment cops OF when
sen; ,ou ca 1nrsd.y 'rh, Aanexrt'unisI7 iaiN
about making all thai part Ct Texas Nofi ot 30 az
e,ees 80 minutes Norlh latitude Tree. Ia me OLD
mans Texas does NOT extend mucii above degrees
Nor.h !at.rude. They have got up a ne" map 20
gull The North WIN when leaves iI.'le CONC "
dessrr. or mountain, North o SO Dig so min about
the size of Delaware, ~hlch With rugaiity and M
du.'ry might supper, lew esmslsoas i Is o5a.,S aas
mere subsurtiai ioaJ than an. Aud this ,te! call
a cnmpromis1
Gen Drameoa!e, in soma respects the leader Of
The ocr- FoGn nlrtY the !rUs". he's the moor ior
| Tomorrow We stall probably have five or SIX
spesches before the close OF the debate We nave
some strong men vac have not yet spoken, Barnard
Of New. York. and sci.enck OF Ohio, will probably
address the Committee IN opposition.
Tie decision OF The Supreme Cou:l, re!n'iYe 10
suirs for the recovery 81 money paid 10 Collectors,
unde. protest, has caused exci'sm- IL! here us
doubt not II dii in NcwYork. Senator Hunting
ton oi Connecticut, accordingi: gave notice III The
Senate to-day, that he would. on ilondGy, introduce
bill TO meet this emergency. h!r Huntington hns
also very property taken hold of sems meters con
a.,;:;.f with t.e Custom Houses and Post Office De-
par,ucni, which require boxing into aad 10 ore
can 10 il better Dian bis able Senator from Conn
q In i Dix at a bany" is ONE OF the afri'as
a, Colelnan's Hote to-day. Mr. Foster Is sIiii
| here Yours, RICaTLiEU.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
rhc Tcxas Compromise.

To-day, if the Screws hoic, the Annexation o.
Texas is to be driven through the House. The
n,tra Slave faction has put in the rowel SO deep
that most of the Loco Focos from this State viii
kick, but if Charley Ingersoll but holos the
Pennsylvania squad 6rm the Caucus billis pretty
certain 10 pass by eight or ten majority. II II
were but so modified as to give Freedom some
show of equality with Slavery IN the new Tern
tory, it would receive some twenty votes winch
will now be cast against it, But IL any such
srm as this, the whole Calhoun interest would
20 dead aeainsti. The mask is fairly off, and the
Strengthening and securing Of Slavery is boldly
avowed to be the main object Of Annexation,
which, if this be not effected, is net desired at ALL
Then the few Southern Wings, who will now be
constrained TO vote for what is presented as
measure vital to the South and to Slavery, would
also vote against it; SO that far more would be
lost than gained by conforming 1t IN any degree
TO the dictates of Justice and Freedom. Thepfo-
ect was conceived in Slavery, and must be car
ned as slavery.extending measure or 1t cannot
be carried at ALL
While, therefore, such is the palpable and no.
1orious fact, we are disgusted by the loathsome
iniquity Of pretending to compromise the Slavery
question by stipolating that Slavery shall not be
Jegalizsd in Texas above 361 degrees Of North
latitude, (thc line of the Missouri Compromised
There is no Texas above this line, and the pretex,
that any existsis an impuden. knavery. onthe
map of Texas before US Gn Bgadford's Compra-
hensive Atlrs) the boundaries of that County are
clearly traced out, and in no place does Texas
extend North of the thirty.tourth degree OF
North latitude. True, if VIC run Texas to the
extreme limits claimed-namely the Rio del
Norte, and thence North to the line ofthe United
States, there toill be small corner Of the new
ACQUISITION above the line Of go 3O But this
corner is not in Texes-never was in Texas
nsver was pretended 10 be in Texas-but Santa
Fe, settled for two hundred yeass by a Mexic
Spanish population, and to this day as clearly
and fully a portion of Mexico ns Vera Cruz or
Puebla. 1t is region in which Slavery could no
more exist than on the peaks of the Rocky
Mountains. Such is the Compromise which
Slavery vouchsafes and Loco Focoism is doing
hs utmost to fasten on the Country. A genuine
Compromise BILL like Mr.. Robnson's. hardly cs-
capes being kicked out of the House
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
a manlv word from preston King.

OF Mr. Preston King, the Representative Of
The ST. Lawrence District in Congress, we formed
an unfavorable opinion by observing his course
as leader of the minority in the Wing Assem-
b!y OF this State in 1888, wherein he seemed to
delight in wasting time and creating more con-
fusion than we think the most unanimous parti-
sanship will justify. But Mr.. King has Just
spoken so frankly and truthlully on the Texas
Question that we desire to take back any hard
things we may have said Of him and conclude
we must have somehow Inexperienced him.
In reply to an invitation to attend the meeting at
Tammany Hall in favor of the Annexation OF
Texas, MIR. King mantuly says;
..The terms Of Annexation do regard imcouaut The
tm should Be us and honorable to our own country and
y sn0a ,b re So al paIe require
that ie,ms rch the and obligations Of two
PeSanon There question which IS at tbs time sub
Of ,sy o. ss ssss S aP I s ey. m S
States to be erseed from Is A when adneS %
Me Cnited States. annssinS Tees 70 ne onton IN.
crease tie Of Eresdom or adH tsis act increase tas
M cpiaioa is deeide spcr Of Sea JoT ena terms a.
1eA iasrsase The r. Fre'd0 II oar o'e.nie IN me
1pesriniy diainnh the dcale, the settlement OF terms
h;s a .,,ssss a, eDs as9 e %has al % oon
Of the TorroTy Texas the question OF The Annexation
Texas degraded into question o. the eNehch OF
Slavery, as now exists the slavehoding States
shall labor II such Degradation oi ms icat ma
fiopa measure lsha bring Texas INTO the Union IN
such fo and such terms wall secure IN exenon S ;he
Q: Fcedon-anG shN against such form and such
scheme which has for ohec, and desn 10 eA
tend and pepeuae Sayeya State institution that the lon
stuoa docs authorize Congress 10 touch 10, the purpose
Of diminishing or Sbo,Aing Us exists ~ The StaeS
think Congress ought not touch ic the purpose OF IN
cressns extending it, have been induced 10 he more
rares examining the ARTICLES iorthe Annexation OF Texa
because the Executive Department OF the Cated States Gov
suen has pssen,e the question 10 Cungess and 20 the
country io The express purpose Of extending aad
parpetlating the institution of Slavery.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
rr.,.,ps l.. ri.,,aco,phia.
Correspondence of TIE New. York Vubupe. :.
prrt,DrLpIitA, .Iaa. 81 L. VI

IcTfesp UI N VT" '7'N ''''"@' =
PHILADELPHIA. Jaa. p. T. VI.
FULLY CoMMlTrEp.--The name Of the young
cn accuc of the horrible butchey Of Trea:a-, proves
IN he o,1 Php Carl augustus Popenbecg little over ~
years OF nee H nten,urc: Of apentccIhp pave Nen @
GOV taken from his trunk. Altogether. the testimony nra'!,t
m is very strong annhe individuals strongly suspected
nrd The officers in ench OF the peI'o ,oo ~,
SroCKS-FYrsi Be1rd-l0 Mechanics Rank. 2',s au Gi
rnri Hank 81. 2G0 do So 81 DO. So: Chs < Is Cann
~. siOj s,n;- 5as Il North Amer. Bk 3FJ4 dn 0'st
1 Farmers and Meril. Bk A. 49,. ,-o, ~. o. on 4,
sian j;,ty s. 1851 1l3r 30 Wilmington Ri. - {:
500 iehirh Mortgage Loan. 50: y SchuyisI Nnveatou ~;
~ NortLeIn Bk Kentucky $50.
SHIP Ntws-Il p. Il-ArTircR @tiS afternoon
-Bnr Ella. Whe,en fron, Boston. Scrs. louisn c%yeT
f,on New York: eniol. Hail DO; Cnlh1rine hnnndh' iea
Richmnn,!: J " Caldwell, Bradbury. New ufk.
L-s- No c'cRmnce' ,hisdny. 4, ,. r.
Eelo baik Baltic iom New Orleans bTis Baltimore IN
Bo.tcii. \ sr. Une biiS. unknown
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

AMEmcAN RA,LaoAD JoUENAL.-We think this
valuable ygorI; viii hardly profit by running I'll; at
all fjunals ard especially STATE CnDa's lis siren.
uor,s exerigns 20 procure the exemption OF Railroad
Iron fon duty are natural cnoush but DO no' con
vince IL, hcc.uso hcy contemplate but small part
Of he srouad They constantly assume that ;ho alb
tosaton Of our duty un Railroad Iron would not be
raowed by m increase Of price in England, which
is contrary 10 reason and experience. They most
uu;,irs surprcss the tactihat ihe yoccrous c!amoi
AGAINST the exemption OF Railroad Iron IS raised by
, e,semtcs O; ,hc Tariff unl Of pioteclion and that
hetr yot-a are cast ea aGsse against modification OF
tho July on ;aii,cud Iron which shall not equal!
ail.ct al Iron. II il 'he popularity OF the slang
about lch co:pofetors, cheap Iron iof the peer
workman as we'll as ,ha rich capitalist, sc. &c.
which render ii impossible thai the friends OF Pro-
lection should conccde ihs point without endan-
geliug every thing. They have 30 choice but to
stand Arm. ID. X Hi,nor, IS Chambers Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
HI WILLIAM PITT PAIaER.

Wr miss the sw,l!o. = s'aceiH Wing
When sniuun leaves gsow pale and seTe,
But z.tsi the fi5s, soft gale Of spring
Her rpu:ple piumes again appear:
Green isles ;hat crown the southern main
Smiled sweety or thcir miaistrs guest;
Yet all lheif gorgeous charms we're van,
To ,,eau he 7 from hsr mountain nest.
Buyye whose truant feet have couFsed
Aiar o er uiien lands and eea-,
3 y no impe,ous instinct 'Osced
To seek Tor sunni;r skis ihnn these
Wh, .ofn ye not ah wherefore let
Strange scenes ch-f!aed Iancirs bind
40, via, fos long. loag years forget
Ine homes ard hearts We isit behind
o spurn at last ambitions chain
around your better natures wrought
Nor longer swell the eoger tram
Ol fame or !ortsne's Iuggern0ni.
Return. aud boyhnod's faded spring
Shall hlooaiourd dinnuhood's bomeTart track
Ind ,ueuory's r-idcnt sunshine fling
TIE shadow iiou lie dial back.
The groves l7ns aisles shall rias again
with uaua:c of their veraal choirs,
While gaily on iromgen 10 glen
'Fne Wild brooks sweep mir svery Tyres
AM. love shall ply her tendeFest art,
:-seet home her sweetest aspect wear,
That gesred mind ant! wounded hear;
May fad sure Bethesda there.
Come see the scenes cf boyish gIee,
The haunta Of Youths sedster hours,
Aud des,er yet, the try ysting tree
sill wreeihed ,,ith loves Immortal flowers;
Ceme muse wbe.s or in years gone by
Ger kind.ei dust " bent the knee,
And feet, tverc almost swsa; 10 die,
Siacc thar green iud Ycu7 couch saaIi be!
REsPoysE or THE HosiE-coMERs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
r. Tug BEKssn.Rr Iup.Lrs, celebrated at

e Tng BEKksn!RE lunILks, csIsUT"7Vu aE
Pi.tsisId, Mass. Aog. 22-3, 1914 has at length
.ound fitting record in an octave f2il pages
ius published by ". C. Little, Albany, aud &
?. Little, PillsGcld. The Sermon, ofation, Po-
en-, sopgs, Speeches, odcs. sc. Sc. are apfro.
pria,ely preserved. Those who have Tea- the
synopsis which appeared originally III The Tri-
bunt q fcx days after the affair viii realize that
tbs work must possess, at least to ell children oi
BslEshi,e, i lively and pleasing interest. 1t Is
calculated 10 do honor 10 The home OF tIieiF birth
IN whatever portions OF the eaF.h 1t may reach.
We must have ro-m for Inc following extracts:
THE MoTHGR-lAND,s HoME-CALL.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
Postage Reform,

MI, j. Barrett of Middletown, CT. has published
in an Extra Sentinel and Witness some excel
lent suggestions on the proper Rates Of Postage,
fcrcibiy exposing tn, injustice of charging d
letter of less than average weight treb'c Postage
because ii is supposed to consist of three pieces
of paper. He proposes that every package
weighing less than half an ounce shall be charged
with single Postage only, and that Printed Mat
ter shall he charged on similar principle. This
Is perfectly right, but we fear it is not s,tsiaabe
We have ceased TO hope for the passage Of
iellly good Postage Reform bill by this Congress-
and SHALL thankfully receive the smallest fayo.s
Il Congress will pass any bill at sll, we shall be
agrecably disappointed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

~ TIE wH1e ALMAsAc.--The third edition
Of This useful Register viii be ready this morning.
and the orders on our books which have been accu
rulatng for week past will be attended TO.
In every counting room and workshop this Alma,
mac will be found mos, convenient aud useful
work. The price is only log cents, while the mat
Ter contained in it cannot be purchased in any other
form for less than four times that See the con-
ieuts in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

BRoApwAY PHENoMEsoN.-We were informed
yesterday by gentleman of our acquaintance
and of undoubted yeracity, that the Pasenents IN
Broadway were distinctly visible TO the naked
eve for upwards of two hundred feet. 1t said
that nothing of the kind mas been seea in that
street for more than year past.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
The pnstAce Rcforn,.

The Oneida Wig does us lplusuce III arguing
that. because we dislike that clause III Gen. Hsr-
din's Postage Reduction bill which sllows erery
Newspaper TO circulate free Of POSTAGE through
out its own County therefore wc are IN faror oi
the present rates OF Newspaper Postage, or the
basis On which they are adjusted. This Is not
merely untrue, but contrary 10 cur repeated argu-
ments and acts. More than year ago, We per
sonally urged upon the Committee, and upon
Members OF both Houses, the absolute justice 10
the Country Press OF reducing The Rates OF Post
age ON Newspapers carried short distances. Oar
schedule OF Rates, as we thought t'ey shoald be,
proposed that Week. Newspapers conveyed less
than fifty miles should be charged but th'rtee"
ceats a year, while much higher ta'es sh5uid ee
charged for all greater distances We haze pub
lished that schedule and repeatedly advocated
this provision especially, and now the wing re-
presents us as wishing TIE Tribune to circulate
in Oneida County charged with she sane Postage
as the Wing! Is this candida
We do indeed coade;na the clause IA question:
| though we have urged the friends Of cheap Post
age 10 tGhe Tue OH dS IL - !o.iiSi '''@'A '' -
passage The designation OF Couoties IS most
arbitrary, since soma S;ates have no Counties,
and those of Louisiana contain 5000 to 5000
| square miles each, while there are many Coun-
ties which do not embrace hundfedth part as
much. What justice, then, IN allowing some pa
oers carried fifty miles 10 pass free OF Postage,
while others (many OF ours) not carried fire miles
would have to pay2
Bat our deeper objection strikes at The root of
the matter. 8 We deny the rightfulness of makiog
one man pay TOO much in arder to accommodate
other men FOR nothing. On what principle shah
the Government do it Our subscribers avail
themselves of the Maii--let thea pey for it as
they ought-but let them no. pay for carrying
other peoples papers, and let nol others pay for
them. It is crooked logic 10 argue thai, bccau;c
the present Rates are wrong, therefore another
wrong should be inflicted Tie ncws papers car.
ricd less than fifty miles ought to be charged as
low as possble-say len cents year if sou think
it will pay, and that thiriecnis is too hgh-bnt LET
US get rid Of the Franking Privilege rather tilan
| extend it. If the man who reads L paper can't
afford to pay York philljng year iol liz con
| vsyance to him, who can afford it7 Ii he ought
not to pay ii, who ought
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

MARnIAcE.-The ceremony Of Maninge will take
place on Tuesday evening next with two ine'nbers
Of the Chrstian sreelites in the large Halt, cor
uer Of Gsand-7,rect and Brondwoy. Doors open ut
7 o'clock Margaret l.. Bishop will also deliver d
I.ccture-Scas free. NJ. l.. 3. will preach on Sun
day afternoon and evening at Military Hall, l95
knrvrrx
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
ny WILLIAM PITT PALMER.

IIAI1 Land OF Gfeeu Mountains whcs, valleys ana ''ea'
Are far rs the Muse ever pictured IN dreams:
Where he stranger oft sisbs WIT; notion snceic.-
An would thu: my own native hoa.e had been here
Hail Land Of the lovely. the equal, the brave
Never trod by the foe never titled b; the slave
Where tie nfe The world 70 the hamlet j. brought
And speech Is Tres as ;ho p1ions al thought
B,i hlest as thou ar.. youth we gave ear
rn hone when she whispered oi prospects more Geai.
" hcr. The hills and the wales icsn WITH sufans uto'
And ,la rainbow ne ieS wih IL Jewe!s ard gold
We, Glide not TOO hrr,ty thy tnInnts crown G5ny
I'm .hc chuc u bright nau'rins ihEi urea u asl'iy
t',ryyea:r and lone iil> our pilgrimage been
From the hauts Cf chdhooi, Tie sIi"ci oi oHi Nn'
Mar deem that with u. out of sight ont Of mind
Were the homes toe enftS we eii srdieaed Deh"d;
4, the h-c 10 the hec. Is ic: nesl "a the dove.
Ihcse these have been ever orr centre nl ioTc'
Yes when fur away from thee Land ! 9 or b blr'h Il,
We hive unused ni ll= trophies mn, leips oi e',in ~
In day.,eas and night-drenus have m been with thee
It's mechanical execution docs credit 10 the
printers. Van Bcn.huYscn II Co. Albany. j. is
for sale in this City by Marx II. Newman, 1873
BGoadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

nc JOHN w. EoMoNDs, says An Old Cid.
zen,' is objected to as q candidate fol- Judge, be.
cause not born in The City, when in fact his
grandfather was born here, and his father was
not only born here but here enlisted in The Revo-
1utionary army and fought at Princeton, Trenton
and Yorktown.-Enough said.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

o HARRY BRADLEY, of Burlington, VI. has
ssnt $25 each, for himself, his wife, and two
daughters, TO the widow OF Hon. James Barbour
as contribution to The fund for building Mon.
ument 10 HENRY Clay in Virginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

DoRa ~ VlRsINiA.-The Senate of Virginia
(stronsly Loeo) has decisiyely lard on the table
the resolutions of the New Hampshire Legis'a.
tuFe IN favor OF Dorr and Dorrism. One cote
only was recorded in their favor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

THE WEArHER.-A thorough, honest soaking
rein SO have here-damp in abundance aud dank-
ness, Instead Of iilose agreeable days they ere en-
ioyias Ut Ballmor. and along South.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

MuaDrR-A wouan named Bridget carey
WAS murdered =: Albany OH "Wednesday night.
She wss in company with several other persons,
some alteration arising between her and one OF
the others. Tie latter person drew tnife and
inflicted stab upon her, from The effects OF
which she died In about 80 minutes.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

" |, gcert7 that Miss IRENE NICHOLS, the fac
,ory cirl, who was married by the Kcnnebcc Jour
nal TO the President Of Mexico, General Herrera,
did 20, herself consunrate that splendid match.
The Dcutschc NctRsHpost Informs us that sla mar
ried woflliy nan called H,YscHLp, bookSeercr
in a large Gofman mercantile house in Durogo.
Tho can ,!opb, ihe; 1t viii be qui" as well ior
her, when tho chances considered, that General
herrera may be TIPPED ou OF the ''osdcniia chair,
in { summary manner by the voIorous SANTA Ana
At Lowell, possibly, the affair may wcas another
asnsct
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

r. We ara authorized to say that all the Pro-
perry put up by the Ccmmissioncraof tho Sinking
Fund haa been bona Gde sold with the exception OF
the Broadway, Wall street, and White street pro-
perty, and tho gore oi land on Beaver street, which
will bo sold on Saturday next without reserve.
The sale Will be continued this day and until the
whole Of lhe property is sold.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

Tnr rCFERA-ronsh We nave ic the last ihis
the nagacsn; Opera of emnnmile. It SAID TINT BofsLese
may ye, conclude remain with u Let her do 20 uy all
meeis Her alent well appreciated Lee-as 'ye aiifn
| ~ II can be anywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
rr..-nnx,s On,sitio.

FIRST Pase-ucutche echielpo't-'olre"tioa ol the New
Engaud Fcu,ier Society
last paee-Coadneclll and Money Nia;eFs-Alaine
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

4 NEW CoMsT.-A passenger in stesniboattfcm
slobile % Nsw-urlsnrs, on Januar, Oh, gave out
lhet he sue a Comet in The Snuih-West. By a let
tel from Mr. ". u. Clarke, OF ct. Mary's, Ga. 20
Professor Onsted OF ale College, the gentleman
eyes prove io be correct. lir. Clarke says
ION the syenn. of the ll about tau minutes pas,
x o the clock, perceived io the rs time with the naAed
cyel beautiful Comet the constellation phHnN. lis no
TINT corTesponde5 10 about SiS X. 4. and T3
Dec 1t exhibited luminous trni, extending To nearly
from the extremity al Tie Coma which. with the nucleus
could be plainly dl>cccd without the md Of telescope
notwithstanding the uuavoIgb!c presence OF the moon Al
RbOui the hour the evening OF the l3iiI. agnn
Comet carefully uotci rs change al place. From
az measurement (Which 5 not approximately exact
fea) lad moved. - hours. about : ~ drecron
tiGS. toward the bead Oft constellation Cetrs.
Ii is jacugul piooate that this new celestial Wis
itan; will jpurney toward the the North when ho
weati;e. approaches at the South. We observe il
had arrived near the head o Celus ard ii may ro~
b. talking tae iast aews from the upper region:
with that annsry.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

Those Jedge5 hold their seats for six years one
coins GU; each ear. The Judges Of the Supreme
Cat,r md the Chancellor mold fer seven yesif.
II he'd tcen sc;td in caucus ihal the salary q.
the Governor should bs 1900, with pbou; $l09 ad.
ditonai in the way OF peiqnisiI-s OF !ha Cham
celorr, 81, ,800-wih Gbou, $500 Ircm fees and per-
Quisi!es. ihc salary Of thc JUDGES Of the Superior
Gour; +. main MS nj present 81 $l,i00-wi'h fees The
Attorney General derives mis- compensation fran
i5s. The saleIy of the Judges Of the Court OF Er-
ror5 was Eol decided on.
Its presumed tie Senate viii confirm al these
nounaiions.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

ktyEAuE MARINE UADER.-Ihe Secretary OF
lie lroasury has ordc.ed tie revenue schr. Spencer
re-ciuis= curing iAe months Of January, February,
aud hIarcIi, ltlerr hontack ioinI and Little Egg
Herlior, 10 a.rd .il necessar: asfand supplies 10
vessels in distress. similar order has been given
Is TIE other revenue resss!s at the impor'an, sta
Jions.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

Virginia Tricks are not 80 notorious as
Yankee, but they are in fair way to become So
The Wing Assembly Of Nuginia long ago psssed q
joint resolution proposing 10 elrct o. S. Senator
on the 22l iust. /. went 10 the Loco Foco Senate,
and aa attempt to have it there cou"idered and COLI
Cured in was vo;ed town-l4 TO 9 IT was said,
priystel, aui publicly, by Loeo-Focos thai they
would rot so into election, as they sure to
BIZ bruen. But TO! or The morning Of tte 22d, TWO
The Wing Members ere desperately i'll and
third had gone home to ses his sick family. At
once the Senate called up The joint Resolution, and
passed il, giving notco sha! they ready 10 go
;a,o ii.o Election The Assembly was nor caught,
however. bntpostponed the election TO ire lst