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Polynesian., 1845-01-25
ADVERTISEMENTS
PnbIic Notice.

IuDiIc NOtlCe.
70 the Creditors and Debtors Of the Estate
of WILLIAM FREScn and FRANCIS JOHN
GREENwAY, late merchants, doing bust
ness jointly and sereraiiy in the Iiiiaye Of
Honolulu, Island Of Oahu, Hamoiim Is
lands, but no,o .4sSignorS to the Court Of
Chancery of Oahu, for the benefit Of
their Creditors.
VOU will please to take notice that
the undersigned has been legally
appointed Agent of the said Court of
Chancery, to collect all the Joint and
several debts due the said estate, wheth-
err Jointly to the late firm of FRANCIS
JOHN GREENwAY or severally to the said
WILLIAM FRENCn, or severally to the
said FRANCIs JoHN GREENHAv prior to
the 9TH day of September now current,
and that you will save costs by prompt
ly and voluntarily paying the same to
him for the use of the court in liquida-
ting the debts of said Estate.
You will also please to take further
notice that the undersigned has been
legally appointed Agent Of said court of
Chancery to be sued by you or any of
you who have claims or demands ofany
nature or kind whatsoever either against
the said late firm of FRANcrs john
GREENwAY, the said WILLIAM FRENcH
or the said f.. J. Grecnway individually,
claimed to be due on or before the said
9TH day of September now current, and
that the undersigned is from The day Of
the date Of this notice ready. willing
and anxious to receive your demands
and liquidate the same either amicably
or by suit at law as the circumstances
of each case may justify him. Your
demands if any, are required by order
No. 5 of the said court of chancerv to be
presented to the undersigned within
the space of six calendar months from
the date hereof, Or you will in default
OF such presentation and of suit, if need
be, within that time, be forever barred
in the courts Of the Hawaiian Islands, of
all right to sue for and recover your
demands. The court has engaged to
pay you whatever sums are legally re-
covered against the undersigned, or
amicably admitted to be due from said
Estate by him.
JOHN RECORD,
Agent of the Court.
Dated Honolulu, Oahu,
FL September, 1914.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
THOMAS q. LARKIN,
MONTERREY, UPPER CALIFORNIA.
DEALER IN FOREIGN MERCHANDISE AND
CALIFORNIA PRODUCE.

"HAhE-SHIPs supplied with PRovIsIoNs on
inc most reasonable terms of the port, for Bills
on the United States, or for goods adapted to the
market.
iL-{"lhc Commerce of California is increasing: the
FARMERS preparing 10 furnish Provisions in more
abundance; the Port Charges but Four Dollars
for IA whale-ship-tlat NAV not want 70 barter
goods tor provisions-and Thirty Dollars for those
VINO may wish to; the Government, by decree
of October ls44, having granted the privilege TO
captains OF "hale-ships to sell goods to a suAi-
o'ent amount tor their supplies, by paying duties
on the goods actually sold.
IL. Wood can be procured in Monterey. Wells
are peing built near the beach, with pipes to con-
duct water to the boats. The climate is mild;
vessels never carry away a sick crew,-and can,
IN the autumnal months, in common season, oh
tam provisions and leave port in two weeks
Letters can be sent-via Mazatlan-to the United
States Cat times) in from sixty to seventy DAYS.
n30 Uy)
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
For Sale,

VI CUTCS
UDY f. g. r.. GRIMES, on the most reasonable
, terms, the following articles, viz -
8 tons Russia IRON A do. Swedes do;
. tons German STEEL | ton Cast Steel
90 NJ. SHINGLES; 5000 #. Columbia River PINE;
Whale BOAT;
10 bbis. ROSIN, and IL bhls. TAR;
3 tons hoop IRON;
25 casks BREADS;
4 doz. Canc-Scat CHAIRS; 3 do. wood do. do.
1000 fl. Oak BOARDS 1000 do. do. PLANK;
90 doz. BROWN STOUT;
30 doz. ALE; 400 hbls. CASKS;
Manila and Hemp CORDAGE;
a eases pegged BOOTS: 9 do. scwed do;
as gentlcincn's Riding and BRlDLES;
100 doz Turkey red HDKFS.;
80 doz. Madras do. 40 doz. Scotch plaid do;
case Moschcto NETTING;
case Furniture CHINTX; Jan. 4.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
Fresh Beef.

VNVHE RECEIVERS of the Estates of Mcssrs.
ID. W. FRENCH and +. J. GREENwAY, hereby
give notice that they offer to supply ships and faini-
lies with FRESH BEEF. at the Slaughter House
on French's Wharf, under the direction OF GEORGE
Bush, at the following prices. viA.:-,o ships at
> cents per h., and to families at Is cents per TO-.
Corned Beef can also be obtained ON application
as above. Oct. >.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
Ma ka HOopOnOpOnO Kanawai-
OIrL,O HELM 6.

OLELo HELU 6.
FRANCIS JOHN GREENWAY ne WILLIAM
FRENCH, kUe ! ko laua moa ale aku al.
HN LIKE me he moi ana mai o William Patty a
M me George Pelly a o william French, ka
poe malama waiwai, kohoia ma ka olelo helu 5 o
keia hama. Nolaila; ia holo keia olclo g hiki al
VA poe la mana G malama ka waiwai, Ike hama
koia mau hama me ko moi ole mai ka ahahookolokolo
|. T. hoolimalima kakauolelo, g kakau ka
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
G.. W. VI & H. n r

~. W. ' l n 4 u II,
OIS C.fRPENTER g. JOINER.
AS on hand, for salc--2000 feet clear No. I
HE A.. pine | IA Plank 5000 feet do. do. inch
$4,000 feet No. ,, / inch; 1000 Lights of Sashes (assd).
~ pairs OF Blinds do; 30 pannclled Doors do; l2 Door
Frames do; 90 Window do. do.
,s5BrILpIHG and JoDnING on reasonable terms. At the
shortest notice.
Honolulu, November 2, IS4l. If
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
salt

N7oR SALE in any quantities, deliverable at
"a Mauna lua, or Honolulu, at lower rates than
has been offered heretofore. Apply to
- Honolulu, Oct. 10. }. Il. Won PFISTER.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
HAISTEAD r. HOVT,

HALSTEAD Il HONT,
chr PE.NTERS ami C.ABLNET-JMA KERS,
LAIIAINA, MAUI.
YEVIiE above firm carry on CARPENTRY and
III CABINEr-MAKING, in all their various
branches, at the town of Lahaina. Having enjoyed
Il fair share of public patronage for the past, they
solicit the same for the future; and assure their
patrons, that no cXcrtions shall be wanting Oh their
part, to give complete satisfaction.
They also execute CARVING in wood, in all its
various branches, and in the ncatest style.
Lahaina, Maui, Dec. IA. II
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
Registry Ct Vessels.
Important Correspondence.

VHNO be had at this Office, (price 50 cents copies
H. OF the Correspondence between II. H.. NJ.
Secretary of State and the United States Commits
sioner, in the case of John Wiley, an American
cltizcn.' Government Press, Honolulu. no
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
CharltOn'S Trial.
Sailed Beef.

Notice.
EhOCTOR G. F. WINSLOW, from the United
~ States, having established himselfa permanent
resident at Lahaina, MAUI offers his services to
those persons who visit that port, in need of Medi-
cal or Surgical attendance.
Lahaina, Maui, Nov. 80, 1874. 6m
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

Notice.
A IL persons indebted to ELI JONES, are re-
VA qncsted to make immediate payment: and
those having demands, to present the same without
delay-as he is about leaving for the u. States.
iI@The business will in future be carried ON
under the firm of JONES & MAKEE. who solicit
IA share of public patronage.
ELI JONES,
Honolulu, Oct. 26. JAMES MAKEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
A Snap Judgment.

Before the People of this City had time 10 be
heard in the premises, Mr.. Darid +. IFheelc, the
Native candidate for Alderman of TIE Ninth Ward,
had crowded through the Legislature his bill forhe
relief of his Loco-Foco friend Smith Gutter. In the
last Albany Argus we find the following as official:
An Act for the relief of Smith Gutter
Passed March IS. l5a5, by ;wO-tliird vote
The Pe9pe ofe Stae Of e,c York. rteseHted IN Sena''
and assembly, de endo' ns toito'es;
81. II Smith Cutter his representatives, shan "l'h
sixy days after passage Of this act pay into ie eas-
nv the sum OF thirteen thousand eight hundred ana tt
dollars ard twenty-five cents, aud shall also pay te o' VI
costs which has accruedn any proceedings oS te
General against the said Smith Cutter or MS sureues, INC
Couroler is hereby authorized and directed 10 enter SAT
sfacton of record Of any decree or Judgment rendered
sganst the said Smith Cutter his surees III favor o. inc
Peope of this State and to cancel or surrender the oc
bonds heretofore given by the said Smith Cutter as Health
Commissioner
Gentlemen of the Legislature! You make laws
hauling over the Goals any humble rogue who Is
guilty Of what you call eompoundtng felony. Will
YOU be so good as to tell the public why you ought
not in Justice TO suffer the punishment OF that crime!
Ignorance of the law excuseth no man that is
no ignorant man-and you who are paid three dol
Iarsa day for yourknowledge oughtnot to plead the
h,lv
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
Row In the Legislature.

A most disgyacefu sceuce took place in the As
sembly on "Wednesday afternoon, while in Com
mittee of the Whole the bill topunlsh Seduction,
between Mr.. Jacob l.. Ftnn, a Native Member
from tins city, and Judge Fan paikenbWgh,
Loco-Foco from Stcuben. Mr. Fem was first net
tied by something Judge v said concerning the
morals OF Actors, Nc. tof whom Mr f. avowed
himself an associate and retored by attacking no,
merely the bill but lis supporters, throwing out the
brutal in,imaton that this crusade against Seduction
set foot by those too cid to incur the penal
ties denounced! He (says the Eve. Journal) pro
tested against this attempt TO dbridge the PRIVILEGES
of those who happsned TO be stW in the risor of
Gfe,-To this Judge Van Valkenburgh replied in
language grossly personal and abusive, intlmating
very plainly tha, Fem must be drunkard, lber-
tine and debauchee. if Judged by his language on
this floor Inturn Fem was suffered 10 abuse Judge
V. declaring that his chronological Developments
proved that he had been libertine, ii not now,
&c &c All this legislation was OF course carried
on amidst Babel confusion OF excitement, calls 10
ORDER Nc &c and in the presence OF large male
and female auditory. Finally the Committee cut
ii short by rising and reporting, and the House ed-
ourned.
we cannot imagine oy What process oi reason
ing the Evening Journal discovers in this shameful
affair an argument against punshing Licentious-
ness. In ourjudgment, ii such law as is proposed
had been in operation for the las, half century, such
scenes as this would be yepre>Sed ii The outset
by general burst OF adherence
3y- Several Wings i'll this quarter have asked us
to say TO the Massachusetts Legislature ,ha, they
would very much h!.c to coo - HcSEer IDrIN nA-
Wis" back in the U. 5. Senate, especially as we
arc TO have u Tariff struggle in the next Congress
We chcerfuliy comply wi!h their request.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
From Ms courpr. Of ue,traay.

1.-THE Tribune denies that the Wings arc In favor Of ne
form 10 our Naturalization Laws Gea
hundred times, IT would scarcely alter te iact. IL c'
scarcely forgotten the emphatic declaration upon
this subIec, made by SIR. Webster the sentiments c'
Mr. Bsrrien the OF the Convention IN Loa'a'
which has inserted in Its new Constitution clause
ing adopted citizens reside In the State ho years icr
before voting the ground which has bcei
taken upon this subject by nearly every wing press
out the country In the United states Senate the best men
M S partes agree that additional safeguards and resrc
tinns are demanded These facts are 10 us
quite Ms good authority to what are and what are not
Bhg principles would be the assertion OF The Tribune
fTf- How the Courier proves that the Whigs
are in favor OF restricting Naturalization from the
fact that the Loco- Foco Constitutional Convention
of Louisiana have required two years residence
after Naturalization before voting, we do not Sec
And were it true (Which il Is noD that I'm the u.
S. Senate the best men Of both parties agree that ad
donal safeguards and restrictions are Imperatvely
demanded" we do not see how that would help
the Courier. That paper has taken the ground tha,
some additional safeguards and restrictions" are
necessary, and that they arc to be attained only
through the action Of the Whig party. We, on
the other hand, insist that whatever acuonlsproper
in the premises will be most speedily ard surely
effected by keeping the mholc subject ont of the
sphere of party politics. The Couriers statements
establish our case and demolish It's own.
But why this cloudy verblagc OF "a Reform IN
our Naturalization Laws? ~ What does II mean
If it imply Nativlsrn, or twenty-one years resi-
dence before Naturalization, we say that 1t is not
true that the Wings favor it, and we appeal from
MIR. this or Editor that to the uniform avowals OF
the Wing party, through It's National and State
Conventions. Not one Wing press or Statesman IN
twenty has ever advocated any thing OF the sort
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
p-..,.h Eree Trnae.

For some days past, the Loco-tcco press has
abounded in ridiculous perversions oil oif hooer
p.el's proposed amendments oil the BRITISH lauH
as ,,volvine the abandonment Of Protection. Moth
-, oo,d he farther fron, the truth NIne-tcnths OF
~. or,;cI.a on the new Free Last such as are
,.sd IN manufacturing, and the removal OF duties
:. DIRECTLY calculated TO benefit the Protected inter-
es,s Thus, the repeal Of the Cotton duty, which
will doubtless prove advantageous 10 our planters,
was directly forced on the Government by the
growth and activity OF manufactures, which are
rivahng the British in China and all other mar
kets. where the products of the two Countries
meet On terms Of equality. The British rnanuiac-
turers sav to the Minister, We can no longer pay
even the very light duty now imposed on Cotton; II
we must, the Yankees Will undersell as and drive
US out of our Foreign Markets" The Minister,
on inquiry ascer,ains that this IS really the case,
and takes off the duty. The FIRST consequence IS
an advance in the price Of Cotton, proving that the
consumer of an article does not pay al the duty,
but that part is often paid by the producer.
The intelligent London correspondents. OF the
Erentng Post says
'Sr has taken another important step In his
revenue policy in obedience the pressure from with
out Revenue must e raised, but the sae, OF the king
dom depends upon his not taxing the any more Ills
income tag meant therefore, reach the rch and
icye the masses Il certainly benefits the manufacturers
for under il sir Robert modifying the Tariff, which
bounds their advantage The removal ofduty from cot
on-wool will be agreeable 20 the United States but II
done pancc with the urgent demands OF the manu-
Cctures here ana with any view OF benefit
YOU English hey is not very di.inere-tedlr benev-
oent Whether the aborng hall starved poor Of England
will gain all by these alterations In the Tariff policy
be seen, but certain it is they will make the rich
richer.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
~ The letter OF our Washington correspondent
having failed 10 reach US this morning, we are
without later adycesfIom the seat OF Government

Mosr AFFLIcTryG DEATu.-CaPtan Samuel ID
Marshall. OF the American ship Powhattan e Iay see
bay on Tuesday night last: and that 100 under the
mos; affecting circumstances. Upon his arTiva! in
port he visited the city. leaving ms we ana one
child on board his ye. a; the lower shipping anchorage
On Tuesday nigh, he = ,-ted on the schooner Nnro {.
ngiter) so down 10 mis- vessel. with The intention ei
bringing bis wife aud child up 70 The city pol. ~ eogk
when the Ninlrod supposed 10 be IN 'he Tcl! o te
Of LOOKING for his ship stepped cut iio tie sansay
and being unconscious that the outer Tais N ila' t'i
the vessel had been removed ne fell oTerooa'o-
ed and every exertion made cfd and save nm ot ne Wa
neve. ssen afterwart. Capt ~. was native oi Ports
mouth, y. where he has now living ~id9fe'' lY''i,
~-isl Noble Advertiser March Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
Useful WORKS for the pcople.

ThH Publishers having los, their entire stock-Beoks
Plate. and Egavies, of their Series Of Usela Books for
the People, by late calamitous nrc, have commenced
New Series The first in order which the foregoing woiS
Astronomy BY VI. ASAGo and Ds. LASpSEs. Probably
work has appeared tho sublime subject Of A.
tronomy. combining The amount scientific
information with much thl: Is pleasing and interesting to
all classes Q! readers. Il contains much matter
usually found III books which retail from 81 10 81, and
yet printed clear and legole type, and sclt the
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
GREELEY & NcCLRATH.
Tribune Buildings, New York.

Ms. WHirxI,', R,,ircAp 0REGoN.-When the Dis
China shalt have besa shortened several Thousand
mile, by the completion Of this magnificent scheUe all the
exquisite Injuries OF the East Will be teey and extensively
imported Atrgesyut bot w OF ;hema known Oie cthe
most delightful OF these IS HEAVY. Cm>t>E sH,,iNG
CKEAM an article ry indispensable 10 comrete toilet
l. hcll, il soieas ard IL soo,hss;
And every lit,le -uughness snoothss.
Whoever cs i,onc- wll call AGAIN. IL, emoleat qualities
cannc be too highly c,toei anI i, hss bsea lu,dy
l,jed and recommended 6y tie SSatlemen ofthr press.
rprse, and sold by \. B. SAND, 4 Go. Chemists ard
Dnssist, 21S Broadway, Of Ch,mlrsStrer Sold
also ., - fsl;oa.,tes,. and East EroadNay. rnce %
cent, FeE jar.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

Wings ahead, So. Locos do. last year, 80.
Net Wing gain, 95.
New town added. town tied ! Ant-Eent
So we close the February and March Elections
with Wing gain already of nearly one-eighth of
all the towns in the State. Wings OF the Counties
voting in April emulate the exerslons OF your
brethren who have preceded you, and show to the
world that New-York condemns the Texas hqul-
ty and will execute judgment on her betrayers! Be
ready for the first Tuesday in April!
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
xe.x-Hamn.hire Election.

The Concord Patriot OF the 10Th has returns nom
2C6 towns, leaving fifteen small towns or cores 10
hear from. The aggregate OF votes Is as fellows;
For Governor: -e,
Jao H Steele Ooco) 76l Anthony Colby, " ~
Scattering (mos;y Loco}ss2 Daniel hoi,, 5hiii'
steele over al othets.-'i2-
The Patrio, estimates steele's majority IN the
returns 10 GENE in at 500, making his majority IN
the whole State little over ,2o
For .HeaCtrs Of c9Hgret';
Looo-Fooo. Wing.
Mace Moul,on 20 55e Ichabod Goodwin l5'9ti
Jobn II. johnson % % Gee. ". Nesnith- ie.i
Moses Norris, Jr..--- q, 563 Edwards - 100
John " ood5ury. .2l7ls Sawyer -.l5'si'
Aboition tictet 5,2i2; 1850; 1921; i,i63.
JOIN z. HALE, 7,el6: Scattering l,'ll-
Norris, Mouion, and Johnson, are elected !;
Woodbury. lacks some 500 votes. Mr.. Hale re-
ceiyed about 1900 Loco-Foco votes, whereby
Woodbury. is defeated The votes Tor the Wing
and Brney Consressmen are reduced BY the vote
given to Hale.
The Loco-F Focos elect 4 OF the 5 Councillors and
10 of the IL Senators, and will of course elect the
others in Joint Meeting of The Legislature. Hon
Salma Hale, the Whlg candidate for Senate IN the
9Th (Cheshire) District, Is said by the Patriot to
lack sir votes OF a majority over all others
The House, SO fer, stands l56 Loco, a Wing,
Abolition, 2 politics unknown, l9 towns no choice,
9 TO be heard from-probablv all Loco.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auc,iouerr.
- Ncty-Ynrk Srrinn Trade Gale

s9mneaee AZ t!- roor-. Of ie und-rsgned on MONDAY
MORNING 2tI nareh, o'clock with the Catalogue oi
Stationery PaIer Sc ard on
TUESDAY MORNING; 18th a, O'Clock,
the Sale Oi Books viii and h continued from f,y
day until ali sold ib- order e the Csi.asus In sdh
ton 70 the large and attractive first Catacgps second Will
be ssned the first morning Of SAL embracing numerous
ing yInabs Piees .ad opqsh VIZ The Paies sn latJ-
rich; Of LAFEvER'5 MODERN BUILDER : ~ ~ Tiilpt., iilp},
aud ih- strr-styT- lates Of blIADFOkDs HO-'DE'iN"
or TIE HEAVENS
,,to :, ia Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

cuer Would convir, good ercuns;antiai evidence
Acre7tcG aid sworn, making Jurors eripsneied
Jriser HcIidr brsksr, TSsties No III Leroy street
f,.t. 10 he punishment by DEATH bat If Jury and
:isdet OF prisoners sal;, would say So hss frequently
,-S.ed an opinion against capital punishment l. Hsat
has my mind Ferea2ioriy Challenged
St,, Tr-,-s to-tay were called. OF whom
cp The prisoner withdrew, aud the Cotr; adjourned
IN ms forenoon n past 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
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PUBLISHED THIS DAS.
Popuiar lectures Oh Astronomy.

Delivered at the Royal Observatory Osraris by NJ knl.
co. Member c: the Institute OF Yrarce &c with sxts.yc
additions by DoNrsius L,spNEx, formerly Professor Of
Astronomy and Natural Philosophy In the University OF
London. Illustrated with numerous and diagrams.
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% PcstInasers Icmt,ns dollar enttlei 10 fivs
copies. Address GREELEY & McELIATH.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
Things In Washington.

JOITcsIluHdc
wAsHScrox March Goth, lsi5.
Gen. JACOB GOULD Of Rochester was to-day ap-
pon,ed Marshal of the Northern District OF New
York, vice JOHN IL. PRENrIss, rGected
Mr. Bush of --, was appointed Consul
to Hong Kong, in place Of Alderman SHA-EE, re-
jccted.
The Senate to-day adjourned after short ses-
sion great many Senators, and among them
Mr.. Webster, leave for the North this afternoon.
Yours. Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
Coroner,s Office.

ForSp DRowSsp-This morning about O'Clock The
body OF female about - years Of age VAS found floating
in the Eas River at the 0t Houston street /: WIS
conveyed to the Dead House in the Park, aud The Coroner
summone! 10 hold Inquest Verdict found drowned
No person appeared recognize her. She w5 dressed In
light ock red flannel pet;coa but had neither
shoes hat
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

a HeRRlp MURDER We Learn iha. Mr.. Trm-
ble respectable and worthy who KEEP; public house
in Hosnestowu Cumberland County murdered yes;er-
day in his house, BY three wo OF them named
White from this place. His throat from 10
ear The marderers arrested We have not heard any
farther particulars. Harrisburg (Pa Intel March ls.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

Gy- WILLIAM + HAvEtErER has been nominated
for Mayor by the Loco-FocoSo of this City. We do
no, know him personally. but are informed by his
friends that he is 4 correct respectable man, who
some time since retired from Mercantile business
with a handsome fortune, frcm which he bleeds
Gberaly in support ol the Loco Foco cause We do
do hear that he distinguished for ability energy
or familiarity with public affairs. We have had
several Mayors vino were very respectable men aud
good citizens, bu who lacked qualities essential il
The important staten OF Executive OF our CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
County Court.

Judge CLsnoEFFEa, m the lAl!s
7,Id! on 4,e Impeachment et Jis H'sis3 eoattH1e!
Mr. Patterson District Attorney. the part OF pEosec
ton REALIZED 10 Mr. Brady. MI Wood, or defence, con-
n-ucel and concluiei his Argument MI Holman con-
cuded for the prosecution. Adjourned TO this aieti'en
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
Upper Police.
luFrSVrs -

L,ncESrEs-T Thomas JoGes arrcs;e! AMI committed
10 prison stealing an AID handkerchief worth
S dollars.
John Murray arrested and also committed
for stealing large number OF lbs. of nails.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
I,,,.--,-Iy. b.v. adyices direct from

FRox JAuAIcA-We have advIces direct from
Kingston. Jamaica 10 the 18th uliimo-nine days la.er
than those received by the ul knsste was the scene
Of general festivity in Consequence OF the hosae c
C SIR Charles Fi;zroy and Sir Henry McLeod We nave
previously announced that they wers 20 eet le 70 IN
upon the site of penal seiercr. for IIeat b!1a'iis ~
sessions within and cont guons 10 the Gui'- St.
We Iesrn that Col Macdonald, late Governor oil SIERRA
Leone, has teen AZ poiEted Lieutenant Governor ol 10
y " i ~ -''-,-S'' 80
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

ls;- Ladies who trade down town will do well
TO drop in a, the store OF Messrs. IsAAcks X RAN
SON, le Johs,. Just oass OF Broadway where some new
styles OF very rich Laces Straw Goods Seapotan Bon
nets and every thing In the Millinery line, jas, open
ing. They determined 10 sell low that the Trade
aud the Public will, a,er the first trial, SO distance
cut Of their way TO buy a, l6 John-s;.