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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

farther FROM TIE PACIFIC The Erpress N
We we're to follow the example Of that paper we should
say a contemporary received by the Eugenia more
extensive information respecting affairs in the sscns
than was obtained By other journals pno'oe' 'ne
following letter from Upper California:
MONTEREY Oct lst
The state of California the same as ST the ias &C
counts from tina, interesting counyperiec. peace pro
yd-d under the mild government OF the peop-WthouI
any interference on The part OF Mexico since Aicheo
reua Tss compelled TO leave Ru, the people were IN
much anxiety from the accounts received stating tha
1000 troops AT Acapulco ready 20 embark 10! on
terey in August; ana were daily looked for Oct. lst
They have no relish for having Mexican troops quar-
tered on them-;o up the resources OF The country
The OF Revenue collected az Monterey tor The
yesr ending ending June lst. was S7soo0-waich goes
support the civil suthoTires-when The troops are
present they absorb quite all OF this and all they can
squeeze our OF or steal from the Inhabitants II war
takes place ;aink shall take Of California
large emigration was looked Tor from Missouri 10 San
Francisco this year.
The troops that we're collected a, Acapulco for Cali
FORMS have been disGrsd snd declared tor the Cored
sTGeior
The official correspondence relating to the suspension
Of the Diplomatic functions of Nj Brown, the L. Com,
missioner to he Sandwich Islands (of which we had
previously heard IS published by the Express. The
Governnsn; of the Sandwich Islsnds has macnanimous
IL submitted The question in dispute the Government
oil tue Ohsd STATES, appearing 10 ouI sei4Se ". -N-
and justice it in the has adopted and
at the same time reminding that tho King holds his
douinions by peace alone and yield his kingdom
at once if werike measures are resor,ed to.
y Hon ELISHA WHrrrLEsEY, in a letter 10
the Ch:o State Journal, expresses wish not to be
considered candidate Tor Governor OF Ohio.
r. MI CALHouS arrived a; Mobile from Mem
phs on the 2Oth u, and would leave the following
day for Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

AFFAIRS IN Bosros.-In the Common Council
Friday evening Mr.. HAYDEN from the Committee of
twelve TO whom the subject had been referred reported
that Messrs Fletcher and Curtis had been consulted and
gwen an opinion tina: the Aldermen the Mayor being
dead can transact public business, other than such
specially authorized by the City Charter some
act OF the Legislature addition thereto but that the
Common Council being soucwhs, differently organized
may transac; such business does by law require
The concurrence OF the Mayor and Aldermen. We be
evc the annual election Mayor and other municipal
officers will be held or Monday next.
The Common Council have unanimously agreed 70
have nothing 10 do with the projec; Of obtaining
from Spot Pond but 10 submit the question of getting
supply from Long Pond the decision of the voters a.
the election. The wser from this source has been
pronounced by scientific Commissioners, and By Prof
SiInsn, (who gave it mos, thorough analysis and ex
asainstiou by every test in comparison with samples
from other sources including the Croton and the Schuy
kill 10 be perfectly soft and pure. The supply IS said
be abundant equal TO 100000 gallons per day and
the cost OF obtaining it is estimated S265l6i3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02
Communicated.

- Tire Female Asylum have used DR. TayloF's Bal
sam OF yerwor wiki; great success, in curing the var
Gus diseased Of the chest and heart and have gyen the
Doctor very strong tesonial be al hs Office.
No. 375 Bowery. We would recommend every one az
fected with Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis OF Liver
Complaint 90 drec: 10 this spot if they wish to be
cured quickly Of even coug or cold This medicine IS
sure and safe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02
Communication.

rF5- Chrono.Thermal system of treating disease is
now being pracced in of our public institutions,
with great and unprecedented advantage and Doctor
Tsyors Balssm L;Terworts destined TO become one
Of the most important remedies Of the age We recon-
mend all TO the Office 375 Bower and get bottle and
,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

r THANKSGIVING will De along on Thursday
next As usage does not allow to suspend the publ
cs;on OF paper on the dsy following the festival We
shsl! hardly be able 10 comply with the Governors
Recommendation ID abstain from labor; but we will ~
10 set tins 70 manifest reasonable .haaktulness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

3. PALMER the Agen, Tor most OF The hes: News
papers OF ali the cites and principal towns throughout the
country far s1d sea- receives Advertisements c. bis Coun
Try NeSsPGPer Aaetisins 4sr.ey In this bulding-En.
uarce 81 ihe Coal O7rIcX- ri nsp
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A CASE PoG.r.-A lady up town whose hair was de-
csved and falling out icansed by scknessl seeing ad-
verseen Of Phziors Chemical Hair Inyg0rsor in
duce1 10 buy bottle OF It. Her friends. and her Doc
tor (rom pecun!ary interest,"; laughed at her Notwiii-
Standing she used il weeks mad ceased
fall cut entirely and decsyed paris nvgoraed
tbs! short time har beautiful than before
her iuess he, and residence be given the
ProprietoF's Office Eli Broadway. For Il, OF City and
country agencies see advertisement the frs, page.
FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEA-Very superior oolong is
extra do Young Hyson, superb articles S.
at the wholesale and retail OF the Canton Tea Com
pany los Greenwchs The Of Corlandst and
~ Cha,hsu-s between Pearl and Roosevelt This is the
Oldest and larges; Tea Establishment in America Their
reputation upright dealing and for the very high quality
other goods stands and doubtless will forever stand IN
rysled We earnestly recommend families. County
chants and the whole public his very respectable esta
bishmenL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

e BEES,A.'s ORIGINAL GENUINE PuLMosic syrup.
for the Of Consumption, Colds Coughs Diseases OF
the Lungs Liver Com plain; and Dyspepsia This extraor
GREATEST discoveries OF the age and daily employed
and recommended bv tie eminent physicians lis
widespread celebrity mas called forth Of hose base
ter1pts imitation. which the desperate WILL II viola
of al right frequently protected IN their gross
end-avors imposition their reckless and res possible
character.
Particular caution should therefore be taken IN every in
stance se, the Syrup genuine. As there Is but great
remedy OF this Kind The Proprietor deems his imperative
duty plainly put the public Ihelr guard against
purchasing any The Original Geaune Pulmonic Syrup
prepared and sold in this cry only MS old established
office No iat Corland-st the South side, door b.
low he corner OF Grercwlch-st ~ r22u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

gsT' GAS ~ ALBANY, although the Legislature
not in .esson-Wc perceive by the Albany papers ihu
their Gas Works have commenced illuminating the CI
BY the tone OF the Press there should think the cl.
zens of Albany high spirits view OF the isrora
result of this enterprise. To those who IN dark niss:
have grouped their way the quay separating tie
steamboat landing from the City, will be most des,
bic change The stock of this Company was SUBSCRIBED
entirely in Albany and in Philadelphia. In the latter
place much confidence entertained in the gentle
men contracting for the erection OF the works, Mesn.
Ba,tin Lee & DUNCAN to induce those acquainted
with the business to subscribe literally Ihe wo'ii
we are informed are bull; after tbs Philadelphia psn.
But our intention in mentioning this matter is to ir.
attention to the probable results of their operations
regard, the profits OF the Company All who are
quauted with the stirring business charter OF :,
City must believe these works will DC exceedingly Pr
stable, and if consider the improvements no" makirs
in the erection of large hotels churches and stores tie
lister v;eing with our in Broadway, cannot tgi
believe that the money invested will give large retu
We surprised that Capitalists who deepI
interested in Albany have not secured stock whca
promises promptly large ard increasing dividend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

Mas. CAuDLE HANGING OUT HER SHlNGLE.--The
Express with nart,tl that really charming keeps the
following announcement standing at the head OF is edit
n-inl cnllmns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

DEAR SIR postponed answering your friendly leSrc,
until the pair OF Boots, sent 70 me- by Hsrndens Ex
press arrived have now the satisfaction insurr
YOU thar have safely received them. and that they n
me perfectly well. hsve not for some year. been
the habit of wearing Boots but these are so neat and
comfortable that am tempted 10 resume tue OF
Boots They are highly creditable 10 your ski. and
taste and request you to accep; my grateful acSnow
Judgments Tor them and for The friendly sentiments
toward me which prompted you to oier me pre.en.
so acceptable.
add an expression of my warm wishes for your
health happiness and prosperity and assurances OF y
being most truly. Your friend and Oh! servt,
Nix WGLLtAM FIsCNERMAN. III. CLA(.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02
New Hampshire Election.

Below are the returns for Member Of Congress
from towns compared with the vote in Septer-
Der they show handsome gain for Goodwin.
Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

- Mr.. W. FiscHEKMAS, Mo- Nassau st. whose
present to Mr. Clay of splendid pair OF Boots Of,
original pattern we noticed some weeks since. ha
received the following Acknowledgements Of then
reception The letter is in Mr.. Gays handwriting
throughout, proving that he was in good health {,
week ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

FROM PoRr Az PRINcE.-Capt. Cuts of the bris
Hsy from Por, au Prince reports all tranquil and qc.,
vhea he sailed, on the 18th ul;. Coffee scarce I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

q The Farmers Club of the American Institute
meets this day al noon the Repository in the PARK.
Admission always free See advertisement
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subscriptions received to The Daily Tribune
sub.crIptlon. received 20 The Ncw-Y orker!
subscriptions received to rsc scmi-weekIy,
Oyster Bay North l. la. ilHofseheai, N. y.....

CAurioN.--Bankers and the Public in general are
hereby cautioned against the misrepresentation OF t.
c. Jones Of Newark N. J. respecting Lock purporirl
10 have been manufactured By the Subscribers sOIs'
two years since which Lock he has had in his possess
ION at his workshop, and elsewhere. for the last IL
months, and which he lately took to the Union Bank;
this city and there, by gross imposition, de!uded
number Of gentlemen into the belief that he had peSs
the lock, when in fact the Lock not locked 10 "
proper key, it being dersnged by Jones thai IL
tumbers were rendered ineffective and the security
the Lock destroyed Hence the imposition snd decep.
We therefore with the consent OF the President ss.
Directors Of the Union Bank to invite H. C. Joue'n
meet at the Bank on Friday of this present weeks
10! A. ~ with the same Lock and the tools VIZ
which ne operated that occasion where he can haa
opportunity to dsprovc assertion stated aoo'''
And hereby pledge ourselves tina, If then and !he'
II. c. Jones should succeed in picking said Lock 60
withstanding he mas had it IL his possession for the M
months, viii pay him the of one Harfr'
Dollars claiming only for ourselves, the privilege Of
aiming the Lock previous the operation, and sceli
that its parts impaired, and that II is in proS
working order-we locking the in the present
OF the Officers Of the Institution This operation W
prove whether not Mr. Jones has deceived and De-
luded tie gentlemen who we're present upon the ocet
sion above referred TO- fi3 carly i. direc,si
20 hia card and ne Is desired 10 signify his acceptance
OF proposition. through the medium hs: COT
yeys this invitation DAY s. NEWELL
Bank Locksniths. $50 Broadway
YORK, Dec. !, ls45. ~ dlH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

IL The Legislatures of Virginia, Alabama
Kentucky Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, all convened
yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

THE ORr6ox QUEsrioN"-YNe are glad 10
learn ,hs; young lawyer OF ability Mr.. Wyndhgn Rob
er,son Jr late OF Petersburg. and now PROFESSIONALLY
employed by the Government here IN the business Of
the Treasury "a Democrat Of course,) mas prepared
and about to publish candid anc independent view
OF the Oregon quesr!ou with the rise history and pres
and OF title he exp!odes, we IN
derstaud, all claim. cur pat derived either from
Grays discovery tie Ever mouth or under the French
through the purchase of Louisiana ana nsrros do~n
right 20 that Obtained from spain 5y Tie FONDA
treaty OF 1919 which merely substitutes US Tor her ~
claimants Great Britain and her counter
party in the NootSa Sound Convention OF l'sO Mr. Il
maintains hear tina. this last is the whole basis OF our
title which mas been modified by subsequent negoa-
tions and offers OF our side that L IS idle as well AS
wrong think Of pushing il beyond The Inc which we
have repeatedly otered-that OF The 4eia parallel OF
latitude
Il Mr. Il. establishments think may be done-these
views he will have done for the csuse OF peace and OF
the country genuine service Tor which those oil ~no
nc Immediately holds office will probably thank hifn
little but that probability only hiRhens MS merit as
Democrat OF that real sort whose opnlon5 ere not
ted every point BIZ the on wnic1 ne ho!ds NJ
pace-Eyecutive pleasure. His book VII, We appr=-
bend be both and important as some other
works whose authors have arrived az different coac!u'
sons. ipd uerdm 01rs,a let prudent people iook al
both sides National Intel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

" Answer to Day 81 Neweil's Caution
The ChaeHss accepted and another Sve II cannot conse0
TO handy low language with Day Newell on the suoee0
ile security insecurity Of Bank Locks Being the p
tene- proprietor and manufacturer of bank lock ~ae'
has been and be picked se repeated a
sertion OF Day Newe contrary Notwithstanding
and feeling deeper desire the reputation ~
lock than to nJure theirs, thus publicly accept Inc ca
Ienge, as published in The Tribune % yesterday.
The Psrautopic must be taken apart by Day News41
the presence OF a committee Of 6ye-t~o TO be naIe
D. & y. and tyvo by tny.eif name IN. Eth X
LOCK kept in presence of the committee, -
PUT together their presence and the comn-
soa with The keys, that it works right Then IN =
presence Of the committee only DAY Newell to ~
The ROOM my foreman WI! open the lock by fair -
Ing.
The reason for excluding Day Newell while opert-9
the lock IS TO prevent hem from discovering t
fectiOrs If ieir lock, for feel under no Obligation p
for theif benefit or 10 show then where tho Parslio
Is defective
The hundred dollars hch my foreman Will pocks,o1 ~
occasion, must be placed hand. OF ore Of the c''
OF toe Union Bank
The comAitee shall settle all disputed questions aud 'a-
beside how far the ParaGtopc sal. against the nsi'
and agains; burglar
CHALLENGE REroaT-i will Ut the time pise' -
he hands OF the committee the same which DE-
newell have most Enthusiastically pretended to ptef = s..
Phen;x Bsns twice in Twelve months. This shsli DC w,
apnr; examined and put together in The presence
committee, and Day Newell! may PICK atH talway''
ever, in the presence OF the conmee times as org
am IN opening their Parau,optc. and Il they 'na
and open it to the satisfaction Of the committee WIZ
them $500
10 this IN The other The committee to have '''
Ting OF all disputed points.
H. c. JONES' Bank Lock anef,
aa. asvuk,N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

4 NEW CoUNTERFET.-Wc saw yesterday
counterfeit Mexican dollar SO ingeniou,ly done ha;As
most expert money counters might be deceived byi
The counterfeit consists of two plates Of silver OF TIE
value of l2i cents each piece of copper or br
The plates distinct from the copper the base ard
pure metals not mixed and hence the couuleis;
vii stand the trial OF chemical Sgents n. PIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02
"CAUDLE LECTURES.
Ttre1t,lfirht Lectures for three cents.

The appropriateness Of this advertisement to the place
i, occupies will not be Questioned think, by those
who are converssnt with columns Of tho Express
The rsnkness and simplicity indicated by !: encourage
the hope that the sarruous old natron getting to be
more amaae in her disposition. Perhaps the lectures
themselves may be improved Of these days oy the
omission Of some OF their sour ingredients.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

e D. P. Horror, VI D. OF Westport has been
appointed superntenden: OF Common SCHOOLS in Essex
County. lie has announced as intention TO visit the
several towns in the County to aid the Town Supern
ten ens in devisins plans impair greater efficiency 10
the Schools Ths is taking hold OF the work N the ga;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

FINE NEw TEAs.-our readers in Brooklyn viii be glad
to learn that the Pekn Tea Company have established
branch OF heT-a Store Ice Fuon-st under he man
sgeuiept of NJ Bsr 50 well and f.vorsbly known in their
city. The delicious OOong, OF which Informed
Company have sold one thousand chests within week can
no he Obtained without crossing the ferry We tried
,hs Tea and must say !. is lhe hnes ever drank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

ERIE RAILRoAp.-The Easton Sentinel Pa ad-
voca,es The granting of permission by Pennsylvania
for the passage of the New-York and Erie Railroad
up the South side of the Delaware, from Carpenter
Pon, as far up as may be deemed necessary. When
the Road shall be built i, urges the construction
OF Railroad from Carpenters Point down the Del
aware TO Bristol l24 miles with grade, save in
single instance exceeding ten fee; 10 the mile The
Sentinel says the Erie Railroad may thus be con-
nected with Philadelphia for 100000; the dis
lance being little but the cos; OF construction
and of transportation considerably less than 20 this
City.-It may be as well 10 State that the Erie Road
touches the Delaware a, Carpenters point any how
so that il will only matter the crossing OF The River
to this project whether it thence goes up the Della
ware or through the heart of Sullivan County as
originally intended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

FROM SourH ANEKtcA-The brig COhansey
from Rio Grande, Oct l3, srrivcd last evening. We
learn from Capt. Sherman that the inhabitants were
making preparations to receive the Emperor and Ers
press on ,heir arrival st Rio Gande from Rio de aneo
The Presden, arrived the l2ih with h' etnue 10 be
in readiness TO receive their Royal shnesses Al ca,.
ness with the Custom House was to cease for ter days
after their arrival after which they embark Tor Posro.
,rse there TO remsn thirty days and then return 10
embark for the seat of their Royalty a, Rio dc Janero
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

Total. -. 1922 500 74S

Scattering 6; Do III sept. .
Maj. against Woodbury. 1850 Do. In sept
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The Scotch Giant and Gianiess attracting 2reat
crowds OF PEOPLE al The American Museum They are real
" great curiosity The living Orang also Continues IA.
with the vyonderloving Performance a. P NJ. in
WHICH beside Winchel, the DtsAoiying Views kc- Miss
Fanny Deeng charming young dsrseuse makes her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

oN THE orrsIDS.-Firss Poss,-Le,,er from Flor.
ence' Unitarian Churches; Communication from Rob-
ert Owen
Fourth Psss,-FarOwsll to Ole Bull by G G. Foster;
Deferred News Sales Of Stocks; Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

- Hon. ELISHA WHrrrLEsEY, in letter 10
the Chic State Journal, expresses wish not to be
considered candidate Tor Governor OF Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

The Courier replies ably aad courteously to our
article of Saturday, contending, with reference 10
Anti Ren,isrn that the authority and majesty OF the
Law, must first be indicated by the condign punish
men, OF disturbers and .ha, Inc Anti Renters must
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

r. MI CALHOUN arrived a; Mobile from Mem
phs on the Goth ult and would leave the following
day for Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

BOARD or SrpERvtsoRs.-This Board me, yes.
,erdsy afternoon, His Honor the Mayor in the Chair
Several Bills and petitions for the correction Of taxes
were acted upon-some of The bills ordered to be paid
and others referred Nothing Of Importance tr,nspred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

- A0ti now as 10 IL Sas ana slavery:
The Courier pronounces our statement that by
the terms Of Annexation. nine ,en,hs in extent
and ninoteeu,,wen,ic,hs in value of Texas is
bound hand and foot to eternal Slavery op-
posed 20 Mr.. Clay's opinion, as expressed IN
his Raleigh letter. Unfortunately Mr.. Clay
opinion referred 10 Annexation as he thought II
would or should be effected, while the Joint Reso-
buttons devised good while aherwardl establish
very different state OF things. Wha, we now ask
and struggle for Is jus, whs, Mr. Cays Raleigh e;.
ter set forth as correct-only The two owlaad Cot
ton and Cane States 10 be formed from Texas 20 be
given 10 Slavery. while the three upland Wheat and
Wool States shall be secured TO Freedom. Mr.. Clay
IS Slave holder, bnt Statesman of the larges,
nona'i'y OF character; we believe ne understands
The whole subject thoroughly and has treated il Just.
~. Why. then may we not insist on such an ad.
Jus'meni as Mr. Clay pronounces right and based on
the essential nature of things Why may no,
Northern men of all parties fairly ask for as good
terms as Mr. Clay, Southern Slave holder declares
US entitled tot Depend upon il; shall ask for such
terms. not merely this winter, bu, every time new
Texan State seeks admission into the Union. Bear,
en- now we may be- but the spirit of the Free North
is not dead and vii! yet bearoused from its slumber
The Courier proceeds to discuss the general sub
zee, as follows We quote i, in full. and ask equal
courtesy in return:
The right OF The Tribune as Northern freeman
10 entertain express these any other sentiments
upon the subject of slavery will question Brt
Tae Tribune claims to be, and is recognized as "atS
paper It's declarations, especially all National and
political topics, quoted those Of Wing paper
and greater or less extent in spite of any proesta
lions or arguments against IL the Wing party will Do
held responsible fer them Now, under these circum-