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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

SENATOR'S OF NEw-YoRK, the People are aware
that business may be aud rish,uy is despatched
Gus Assembly; they know that you have pressed
an early adjournmen, and finally constrained the
House TO fix day. They know, too, that you
ere now far behind, and that the New Excise,
Moral Purity, Erie Railroad, Militia Reform, and
other important bills, 10 say nothing Of the Con-
ven,ion are in danger Of being lost By your dila-
tory action. Judge what they will say if these
and other vital measures should be SO lost Re
member that you have but five working days left
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09
Correspondents OF The Sew-Yors Tribune.
PKLApELPHGA. May ST.


Five dollar counterfeit; notes. p,Tportin2 TO 5e on
the Bank vi Northumberland. Pa altered from The lcnih
ward Bank New York in circulation In THIS city The
signatures badly exccatet' but the paper Is good me
vlsrictte is country scene, with FEMALE in INC !0ie-
ground having child In her arms.
A man named David Games, merchant IN Front
,ree, between lnu and ChSsnu'. has been srrasued IN
he Court Of Sessions for crime. which II proven guilty
should consicn him 90 eternal inamyhat OF attempting
to com nit rape upon little gir only 1Ee wears of age
His counsel are David Paul Brown and Geo. W. Barton
Esqs. ,.;,,,
cr their royyIysI on sunday mornlr- las between
and O'Clock some 100 500 connected with the
lysl,e Hose and Western aud Rising sun Engine CcnlpI
nies entered The quiet borough OF Germantown with bells
ringing aud horns blowing, and commenced rohpie me
Yards and gHrcn- OF the place OF all ihei early ilo"e
DESTROYING the plants. and otherwise seriously njGrnS
hose cherished enclosures. The cliizehs and police ~
Germ nto turned upon the straggerS and succeeded
In arres,irg Thomas Richardson and HcntS Randolph 81
liam ouIen OF the Rising sun Companies. who were CON-
itted TO prison default OF bail some hiiceu"r twenty
others were arrested all vi whom were eite fined or held
- hail Similar ou,raes tO the above We're also COMMITTED
about The same time In KugseSsing. the extensive ard
beautiful garden Of Col Carr sustaining damage 10 ;hc eN-
tent of near $780, Many OF the iremen were oeaSiy
drunk.
During an alarm OF lire this morning member
OF the Northern Liberty Engine Co. naned Keel had his
breast badly crushed by being jamme between the lever
Of the apparatus and post lie was taken TO the Hospital
STocXS The transactions IN the Stock Market
to-day were confined to Fiv-y and TrNas Treasury
Notes tn. former declining aud The latter advancing 4
First Boa'd-:Go.O sttr 70 sASh ~ - 10 no. > "" 9"
Seeord BdGrd-Slg noO St'f" s. ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

with went on 10 anaiyse these rights and show what
they were. and tina; he was bouad 10 exercise hsse
rights 80 a. not 10 end4nser those of MS neigh
bors SUCH An effect from the nature OF things, th5
rad- OF The liqars-!lsr must have on the r7snis a
hi- nsishbcrs TIE speaker described the condition
Of Inc traffic in New-York and elsewhere, aao
slated ih.f the only possible means OF preventing
drunkenness was the entire suppression OF Al venc-
ing Of intoxicating SpIriis. No Pen can give an
dra OF hiS speaker. w'iio must be heard 10 De aF-
precisled during the address OF Nh Hunt some
disturbance created e The gallery, which, row
ever. wa> promptly suppressed
Aftera report OF his agency N the State OF New
York By Mr. J. P Coffin, the audience were dis
missed.
Among the persons on the platform we noticed
Cen c Cooke, OF A5eraIle, Va. President
of ice TirgiRia State Temperance Society, wEo
ms devoted the greater portion OF his lie Ia Iue
canse OF total abstinence OF which r. Was one o!
the ms, advocates IN TIE United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

SaSps', SNRsIr,sttt,--T Tho the Us cndst
,or penetrate the OF the they srs
struck with the gneAnce If I'll human knowledge
conn red wit the lessons which lie hidden her
waiting for iuvestiglt develop them Not root not
even th- ibe ct leaf but teach something Among
IN. most useful Of the su, OF botanical ard ctm
cal experiment may m-rnou S,>Ds' SARsArNEutA his
prrpirar has already rcirs.d all r"redy
Tor Scrofn, LerrcSv salt Rhrum, EtysIpelAs iTaic om
pliin General Debility aud several other hosea ~ disease
The PROJECTORS recommend they <stsftd dat
II all bear ont ia ~ effects NJ that they clam l9r jnte
ir f,,oug influence Of kind Providence has bsen tho
means Of restoring thousand, 10 health and vgor
For further Particulars ind evidence ct rs sure
rior value and efficacy Iamfhc which may bv obtinsi
OF the proIr-,rrs aud t-ir agents gratis.
Prepared and sold. wholesale aud retail, by u Y p
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists % Fulton street. New York
sold also s13 Broadway - East Broadwas, and bN Drug
g.rS generally throughout the United States Pres 81 per
bottle SIX bottles for s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

~ We would call the attention CT capitalists and man
uflcpers Of lion 10 the sale 90 the Roxeery lion Works
advertised in oar columns ofs day whiehs 10 take f2se
under decree OF the coar OF Chsnccry OF the Stale OF
Connecticut; On Thursday The 18Th OF Nay a. ee'ck Z
NJ a, Haaden's Hotel, Stamford. Conn. The properly
cost between o. and cry thousand dollars and Is now II
complete order AVID operation for w-ep..wtns ard en-
ploys tom 20 10 81
1t VIII probably be disposed OF s; srez; sacrifice, IS il
A.s 20 se positively and psremp;oEy sold on TIA; day
SOME Of the owners being abroad and viii afford excel
len, opportunity profitable investment We under
stand The demand both for american Wire and lion Is much
greater than our works supply with every prospect Of
an increased consumption Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09
SERVINGS RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

Tina Pleasant medicine nerer-f,ilirg remedy Tor
Dyspepsls sad Nervous Af-eoas It certain curs for
and Nsrous Headaches and excellent preventive oil
Co.,iyene,s and Low Spin,s. IL morbid Of
the bary organs and ecaeious relieving F1io-
eoey Cholcs and similar complaints of the mach add
Bowels is-edilY promotes the strength ae
vi,Yin ell Of DEBILITY restore, healthy apstits
where this greateIt Of blessings dr6cienf AMI nAnia
consequences, give, aad vigor the whole system.
Sold al wholesale and retail by A B. D. SANDS, y
Fulton-s;el; also 273R,oatsy and II EAs; Brosd"sT
sold also by RUsHToN L CO. 40 Broadway, 10 A':o'
ou,s trd 2scedw,y so,as. Of Eos.,sss;h>t .as He2d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

Sweet Nav * come with airs from the son South.
No wrinkles should on the face " Aseu--
M sprouting baif, above a lhdy 3 mouth:
ButdimnirJ smiles and aspect all serene.
When ali thu earth j. CAV. Oh! saI- Tia FAR
Should Of their beauty take especial cas.
Hail to Ggpaud whose hue inventive MAID
Produced Italian Medicaied Soap.
Which used leaves Guth it-ck@ sfoi hehind,
Ard makes tf- v'sg- with rnfr marble sors;
His Poudrc Ssb,iie bids zach hair depart
with t;e trouble, mad without a snArt.
Y-who'd have beardss. lip. and bfevs ofsHOw.
Quickly the OF DR. Gounud 90.
Dr. FtiI GourdVts chemc' preparations Tor b.sr'ifJhg
IN. complexion. found only 81 Walker street lat door
fsom Broadway. ,
A.eats-7i Chr.nut STREET. Phl,d,phs; Jor'an. Mix
s'reet Boston Carleton Co. lowell hyrr, New Hives,
Full Hl'iiofd Peifcs Albany; Backu' Bull TroJ Tow
seq Rochester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09
scientIfic Conventlon at New-Have..

[The following is the CONCLUSION OF the proceed
iugs of The Scientific Convention a, New Haven
BY accident the last shee, of our Reporters copy
was mislai4, and hence the necessity OF this publ
cationl
Some remarks were then made on the value Of
the phospholes Agriculture; and DIR. Jackson showed
that Earl Dundounad pointed this In his work In 1873
long before Liebie thought OF It, or was born.
Varions votes of thanks were then passed. and
the Association br ke in high glee, til Sept. isi6.
Com. Mikes WINS present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

so,rzru1y5 x.w coNkS EyEAY DAr'-Tie nos, uorsl
taisg We 9! iaie article pat up atoc of
tl-v tIssicaI Pam Extractor. WIKI red gen aad blu.
Tyra;Ies srn-d H-nTy DALEY with the name ofCouast5ck
x 60. ss proprietor, We would tlle putic
against purchasing this arlele genuine yyi,hou:
written trot pEtsdl sIgn.tur Of II DALEY uyoa III.
Wrapper Of each box rrT-sed coior-d INK. We hag.
c-iy-a few boys OF the counterfeit article which
amlned ths public % calling The d-p0t the sale
rllleFs 'lssie.l pam Extractor 4; No 23 Fuoust -uu
BIiidng, All orders 70 y addressed h. DALEY
Of Ansr Frost rs Futon (Spa Bulldog y.
rnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

MA.xkrS AT MAYAouxz, P. BY the bark
Isabella Capt, Mckee learn tina; Sugar and Aoissses
were scarce and in demand. Common Sugar ) s.
cents Prime a. Molasscs 81 10 SIS foI ITO gallons.
All Kind, OF American produce abundant, and no sales
Crops in Porto Rico estimated =; Onehirt less than
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

~ Prof RopGeHS gives his las; exhibition OF
Human Magnetism and Phrcnolosy, at the Society Il
brary this evening We understand that his uvestiss-
tons hitherto have been very successful and CONVINCING and
OF course he will pu, his tonight Those
who perss, IN believing Magnetism hulnbns NAY pos
soly be undeceived ay attending.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

NJ PrMPLvs ANp soRrs rroN F,cr, Salt Rh"um.
Cntnneous Elections, There prohnbe th"snnds m
III CITY who would hesitate In pncc. nn inner
how exnIhnat tev could ind article thar would rcm1fs
bad benkoss ont the face, which ara injurious b. ths
looks amy This medicine he had n ~ C,m'.
undt,ifee rnd 1t CoMsrtcNs S,R,aPhsILt, That will
ceniuY DO nothing purity the blood well or with
little rphr this article n does pnrgr,
yet keen the bowels aud regular Price % cents per bot
tie, or 81 per dozen.
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MARRIED.

At Northampton aass. wedneSlay evening .' I'm 10
York civ TO Mss SOPHIA CLARK Of the fofTrr p &c.
Nav I by Rev Mr. wheescs. BerJamin . "h,Usy %
Eliz beth Eel 81 Rev Mr. Duryea' sahus a. " a''e'
d, Maria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

~ The Great Manaeene OF Ogden, Weeks \
Co whose entrance aud procession The sensation OF
Yesterday !, open exhibition at the head OF G Fay
cite Place, eo.ne, Of Eighth street and Bowery The HorFs
OF Herr priesbacs performances VIII be found In our I'D
va-,,s,,,o columns
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TO.DAY,S OUTSIDE

FIRST PAGE-The New Reformation in Ger
many New-York Bible Society New-YOrk LesiS-
lature Latest from MalanzaS Farther from
Europe, blythe Hibernia Hurricane near Chicago.
LAST pAGE-A Letter to Madeline Poem
Commercial and Money Matters Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

ns~ NV DI.covERY-By which al pho. grat-,
mas he kept Jet black with tenuirl polish coach
body by rpp Aeeps aud pipes FROM
ru,;ng. Sold ONLY ~ II CORTLAND street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

NosrH CAROLINA FAT BoY.-Ths wonderful prsiisy hn,
been Engaged by Manager OF The american s,suu so;i
v hold hs cree there Gag from 10 O'Clock forenoon. nj
leP NJ The plscs VII. he aNstTun especially Ehois he<i
CT o,Ae. oss.;as and ei;.scuea. SIC slsss~d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

y TTE rSp,aS VsagTAFLE EuIt AND LENINENr,
foW g fnurnrdtNreet. warranted 10 euro ANY casa o.
Rheumatism or Gout.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

~ LoNeLrr', WRsrEES f'DIAS P.S,csA is wsrSn'ed
ninnnn dysp4p-ip ind gcstiOn so.iys
ns.s, &c. Sold a. 81 Counlandt street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

E,sr rplA HAIR DvEThs chemical preparation will col
IRE any .hude tr,n rh brown ~ yet black, End
nJsEe the hair tie skin. Sold at q CUUrandIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

uT-DALLrY's P,IN FyrH,cIea sold nj n CORTLAND a.
at HALE rltll 4. aud WARRANTkp GENUINE.
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Anniversaries-aray. 1915.

FRIDAY. Nav aih -tmcricun Board CT Con,,a's-
soars FOR Fossn kisass !; the Broadway Tabernacle
AZ q o'clnck \. N
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j. u I 7 Z X q Y
HENRY CLAY,

In rpy DE Addre.s recently sent TO hin, BY TIA COMMITTEE.
All the Delegates representing the Clay Clubs In the late
Central Clay Committee and members OF the Clay Clubs
generally are invited to attend. BENJAMIN DRAKE,
Chairman OF the Executive Committee.
JOSEPH KEEN, Secretary. ms 2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

~ I; seems hardly worth while that VIC should ADD
cur testimony the overwhelming mass that has already
been procu ed by that incsmable burn spec hc Con's
Magical Pain Extractor from CoNsrock Co $ 81 Court
land; street, ScwYors but we may as well say that
any thing heard Of for the rapid aud tho
rough cure of the following complaints, which have been
tested vi1-BrRSs, Scups, ERYstPELAs ScsoFuLA. In
rlAMEp SklN SC one tral Of this article will SATISFY al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

= ALL PHTLADELPH IA SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
THE TRIBUNE mast BE r.id 20 hs Ag-st. Zebcr 3 Co.
Ledger Buildings. ID AID ch=snuE wsrs iiagi- e9fc'
s3,Y also ~ etalssd ally 4; selosk {2l f!Trpti7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09
From the M.., ,na,..

We have received tlr> al m. I,,,,,-, r~,roi
10 The 18Th instant inciSsy. T5.Y $500 49,
intelligence concerning the affairs of Pawn The
view toree,iablish himself on ina, ;>srs h,S no,
been very proSprr<ous He sailed from Kinssfon,
II appears. on the 29h March, in schoon-r Tor the
mort Of s Thomas, bu; returned withou, eiIrcins
a landing 10 pnrt Antonio, Jaraica0 The FOL.
IoxIac i his own account Of the inducrmrut,
u,L,rI -; nm, 10 IN. enrrr,-is. and ~ ~ 20
rs in il.
,,,,,.,.,. ,...,,-,.,,, 6, ,v,,o, ~, or.-...-
IAN, s +..s, M se,rs he se;,@r,nr. an,
the necessities u the H1yau RerGhc Ges HersIt ;hs
pcopie To >en,i, himself to ai> iecson re lef Kinss-
the sS,h Msrch in sccouer which erNIvd Tor
:; Thomas but hsvirs arrived on the eoa,to uNt Of:
ne fcSt " Nnse dc h+,nsHt "ri HsrA,i ZOOS gu Aa
pot WHO ssgfi>1 hn lla' n'.AinS ra pen 1870.
-. - ne 80 .''a ~ M, No go, :,
iae5S' o,y w""a xS~ wa" WA M q" r,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

CO. Tnr OxKeoN QussrtoN; or, A S's'emen, OF
the British Claims to the Oregon Territory. IN o.
position to the Pretensions of the United States ct
America: With Chronological Table and a Map
OF the Territory. BY THOMAS FALcoSER. Member OF The
Royal Geographical Society sc. has reprinted from
tho English copy by wu Taylor. No. Astor House.
Mos, Of this pamphlet may be found In Mr. Faconers ear
Her work on the Discovery Of the Mississippi by LIZ Sc
the Discoveries on the Oregon Coast, SC. We glad
that Mr. Tsyier repuolisasd This work. though
eould wish he bad done It in l!',,e better style Those
VINO y.sh 10 know what gronEts tho Britsh e!str !:
tass5 ssspka resa this sss'Sfasi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

To tae Elitors gfGie Pi'agUHs:
Gentlemen: The lew opponents OF Annexation have
given Z W they say IL usees, 70 Alex against the
rricks It is every day bee ming and appa
rent that Texas will go it, By Rn9 majority.
From the accounts the OF feeling prevailing IN
all part. Of the country daily coming in 1t is impossible
resist the conclusion. that people for Annexation.
IN preference 10 Independence upon any terms GG r.
o,sytd Congress :he l5th OF JuGe, you
viii see By the President, Proclamation. IL the mean
ume we may expect hear something nothing from
England France End Mexico.
Dr. Smith mas gone SoB,1riere but where IL nor known
here certainly. and few SCe say he has gore to
Enard this is the general opinion Others he has
gore Gen. Jackson Ia the meantime You may resr
assured tina. the hal will on No people were ever
more Unanimous upon any political question than
Texas upon this o. Annexation. There VIII be usjo-
y fayo. of ii in every county in the Republic and Il
some not dissenting vote.
Fgou TgxAs-We have Galveston papers TO the
26tEI, but no news beyoad an authorized statement
by the American Charge, Major Doneison, 10 The
Texan Register:
THAT presented by the Honorable Ashbel smith
Secretary VI State, the OrnipS AFTER his arrival M
President or Texas although cOntred 70 HI bed teceiEel
him kindly alc iusrchan.ed The cvilt IS which are un
en- rch ccasons IN that Interview We are also ihiofe
that 10 a statement from sisi Do6slson OF the pfo"
-,.recrir- Annexation which be authorized 70 sII
m his Government he frankly TOLD BY '!is
that early stets weuli be taken 10 submit me @lo.
ect ~ m. 5s0cle The only dsgbt then n sie
mind y.s rs 20 the propriety o. calling CooseS I SD
ting however Us impression ih-i ms sep VS. -e1J
and proper"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

Co. The opponents Of Capital Punishment vii
hold an adjourned meeting this evening a, Z!
-n,clsck twill be richly worth attending.
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Yet Another Blast from the Bugle.

The Central Clay Executive Committee requested to
meet q, The Howard House, FRIDAY EVENING, May O.
at 9 o'clock, 10 hear the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

- Gouands Meiicst.d Soar. sold at 81 CourtI,ndit
AZ HALF PRICE, viz p cent, and wAIRASrEp GENUINE.
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NJ 7

u see CoMrccs,& :, advertisement. III. ounid.
OF this raler on the first r.cc ali In
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49,, ;,-u,o,,,S SEREsADERs-P1tsos OrERs
uy.fE1,is .,ts5li.hed Cor2asy or oSaii's have re-
No. 1,isirsI o. sii!ol Primo Eoe hoGs= was
- -.eess rad th- impression they made iast Hi=ht
couf, ne reaer Geng thar ney ana b.g only are Ins
r4si-i ;fhoos.s THY vii! -iTe another specimen
r,ssisnd We trust u.ny m9I.oi tlrr ibirtabie kiIl
su re-snatoas Th<T richly merit the public patronage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

Co The Prison Associations OF this City has been
refused charter by the votes Of twelve Senators
all Loco Focos, We give their names, that our
readers may see that it was no horror of Corpora
tons which led them to oppose this Philan,hropc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

Son-Mcssrs Beetp,an. Baraaan, Ccrniag Dennsson.
Lesser Rscss Porter, Scort! Sherman. rsicoit, fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

az We are under obligations Hon.J, w. AiILES Of
the Senate fora copy of the Report OF the Secretary Of the
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The col.smblls Tones, Georgia, quotes par, OF a
recent article on Railroad Iron from our columns,
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From the Ncw.orlcans Bee, April 30.
From Texas.

BIZ the arrival of the steamship New York, Capt.
Wright we have received our files ot Galveston
papers to the 26h inst. They are filled, as may be
expected almost exclusively with The SUBJECT OF
Annexation The Galveston Civilian, a paper or
posed to annexation, approves OF the time lecied
uv Ih, President for convenng an extra session OF
Congress and thinks hat the gravity and lmpor-
lance of the measures involved, aud Inc propIeiy
Of delbrratiOn rrllrction and investigations and 81
presenting 10 the pes, le aud their representatives,.
an The matter bearing upon the question, are such
as to render the avoidance OF preclplaie and ir-
regular course proper and necessary. The Civilian
farther declares ;hat all II desires Is TO The Issue
fairly made w. for all parties 10 have a hearing,
and for the will OF majority TO rule.
Ga tue Dist meeting OF the ciuzsns OF Gaiyes-
ton in favor OF Annexation, was held al the re-
mont House. Some ot the presses represent 1t as
large and enthusiastic. The C!rIiin per contra,
AYERS that not fourth OF the citizens Of the town
were present; and adds that the friends II lnde-
penGeace IN tal quarter neither dead nor asleep
Its denied That Or. Smith, who mas been semitic
Engiand on a SPECIAL mission, is an enemy 10 an.
nexaijon. On The contrary he J. Proclaimed an ar
dent friend OF annexation. With respect to Gen'
Houston 40 one, says The ClCDtGn, knows what
course he will take, or whether he will emefs-
from the quiet srclusIon with which he has SUI
rounded himself ia his rural abode, IN order 10 TAX
any part " hateveI IN The agitation OF the question
Seeing the statement which il going the roui OF III"
press in the country calculated to create The
that the American Vi ~ ~ np'i'-
m had no, been received his recent arrival at this
place with the courtesy due "a him. pleased Ia be
auhorzeG by that This Impression Will he en-
raue0us tie informs hat he was presented b.
Honorable Asibe Smith, secretary Of state the morning
after his arrival His Exceency The President, who al
ouch confined to his bed received him kindly and inter
charged the civies which usual on such occasions
In that Interview are also informed that, from q
statement 10 MAJ Donelsou OF the proposals respecting an
nexation which be aihor'zed 10 submit 10 this Go
veru,ant aaky Told by the President tsat early
teps would be taken submit The whole sntIset 20 the
people rhe only doubt then In the Presidents mind was
a, 20 tile propTiey Of calling Consrcsshe stating. how
ever his impression thai this step was necessary and
pro5er Nat Reg ster.
A new steamboat bulk in Texas, a, Cincinnati
on the Trinity, was launched fee days since, and
sen; down 10 Galveston with 2 hundred bales OF
cotton on board The hull is 10 feet long and ~
feet broad, and can carr eight hundred bales oil
cotton.
warehouses, fair dwellings and white cottages rise
up Ike creations OF some tales OF romance.
Correspondence efihe Pcayanc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09
Things In Philadelphia.

OFFICIAL. APPOINTMENTS BY THE President.
HARVEY CH,rrS. Deputy Postmaster, Springfield Mss.
vice h len Alnes. TetnnNeI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-13

Whole Tickets Sl5. halves : 50, qrs 3 IS. packa.
aye oi &c Whole Tickets cost 1890
Less the price Of ; Tickets As
3i5-which we warrant
TO draw us 5O-risque of
certificate, 8 &c So oe 10
Bigger Co OF The Splendid
therefore, Of your without I.y
10 T. RUSSELL. BIGGER 4 co, Richmond
The Tickets in the above Lotteries received
addressed TO US will the prompt and
p-we have every day Lotteries from 90, a remit
lance Is made TO Us large small viii always
popular Lotteries n hand.
pTThe drawings sent when requested
US T. X u. 4 CO.
son all letters enclosing CASH OF Prize Teiets the postage
las usual not be pad. oe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-13
Anction 8alts.
vUrpRg DAYS.

DAhS-
ny Du.iep, uoacare Go.
$40 Cases shoes. Boots. Hats and Caps,
AT AUCTION.
IN WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH INST, AT
~ 10 o'e'oes. in Ion of store. a hrs, and
reneal assortment Boots fresh
sdap'"d Tn the Pal ssi Winter .al.s. ting Of
Men'-ted alp and calf l. and Bro.ah.
water Boots
light ein Boot,
sprrE h.-i PUMPS
Woneh's spni heel p-ss-d Downinxs
:" Pumps and Bu.kns
Morocco AMI Nd Turns
4" mo 4 well Gather sboes
Boy heavy thick Bots
Broxan.
and D calf Broxans
Youths l. and hip
his-s- p-zzsd sIpJef-
GeuI-ni.ns On. calf dress
City maze Broxu.-
baeh, Russia Pear, Cashmere and Anglo Hats
Mems Gard seseue and Gags
Super black Wool Hat
hl~o, and
TrRNs-fncer over that Amount u,o,th. r,d
for approved nesoilOie paper. n N. Co. Aaei.