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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-11

SEVENTH WARD BANK.-At an election held
Yesterday the following named gentlemen were
elected Directors of the Institution;
GILBERT HOPKINS WALLER Il. TOWNSEND,
ABRAHAM DAILY, CRARLFs W MiLBANk,
PuulP HARMON ELIAS PoNvTRT,
Dawn RRowx JAMES F PENSIMAN.
. FR,xcls GRoss JoHS w. LAWRENCE.
Ross w. Woop. FLETCHER HARPER
WILLIAM HAIsEY.
At a subsequent, meeting Of the Board, GILBERT
HoPKIxs. Esq. was unanimously elected Prcsident
tor the ensuing year and for Inspectors OF the mex
election MARX SPENCER. JAMES HARPER and
JAMES B. TOWNSEND.
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-. permanent Cures q lI-a-l. aIsry from mi
-ryspe a. saf lhsani sr,,q -cr,aia IAe4uss'ss, ~
a,rfh Diseases arsIlE from hr l.e of Mercury, a. -.
TIE great advantage hch his Double ksffeci ioss
lt'r every o'ef pref ara'lnn from e root are ie-e n
tcuiar properties nj or S4f.arar Ia are more P0"e,--.
oncrlifs-el Dan possible ne liquid conf o4aD" "a
lefso no change ll iie process ~ pre-iing ~ -
d. fOrf' tlf- D. no mineral substance con-nases ~r
eee'ite I'D sre eni, AMI issr ih0ush ies.', =
ioer man az other PREPARATION a salsaf -
cred o ie p-Dic Price VI tlc Candy > erir ~ 4
~, - for dollar; Pi. ~ cents ~ val eonis-s
ODD. zach. sod nolesae anl l..al By
~ ,i..t4 ~ -. Proore0fs
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q The Boston 7'rarcier saws it had not read
Nj. c. NJ. Clsy's Card when j, made the unius'
comments on his forthcoming paper. OF course
We qualify our censure aud We, we think the Tray
eler ought to have seen tina, Card since ii has ou
paper regularly before assuming tina, Mr. w c
Dell was TO be co Editor Of The True American
With Mr. Clay and thereupon casting reproach On
thst paper Is likely to be ln6del
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- DEAFNESS 90 rHE MOST OBSTINATE sATtkE, pcs
lively cured hy the N Dr. ffLIS OotRsuDs AC0tsIN
DRoPs, nO pay fskcn 81 Walkers Hf-l store IRON
Bf0adway2 per flask. See cethcsies ~ cures Oi y ~
a. wear. standing Beware ~ base coun'er'eiis.
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20 Beware oi notorious aiVennIfsr and alias tovb
'Osn, no ndfrIiists counterfeit 0f GOrEAtDs soar n
iiIf price Remember Dr. q. sOemu|y Won dsi :
lose of c wIefrHs Bea-BlF Poison could scarcely Prove
more nOElol- Than h- vile imitation ~ A. reusfsts
soap GOlKiID's POT Dkf -lBflIES are cc.rtfsls1
fer slfpf-uE powers i traifaflg supsru0us hunsl
slr Aaeni.-A s. jordan. Mix A. Boston Cafenl
Co Lowell ~ ChesuutsL Philadelphia Pierce Abisy
yaf.u- A EIII Troy
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~ Our friends of the Boston Atlas propose 10
publish Weekly paper snd aiter the third Of July
success to them IN this addition their already prosper
lns hn.,ness
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A REMEDY FOR DEAFNEss-Ihe success which h,s q.
owed fhc Use az d. McNairs Acoustic O n curing cssf
Ic-ss j. truly ASTONISHING We can pronounce slfs ~
1T for ll pains. hIlLnF noises. continued souuds At
yhie huf mpfoms of approaching deafness. insa1cs
e daily coming know ledge Ut remarkable care, b
be- use 81 has wonderful remedy
CANTON beware of biss Cuunirri-is and a.asn-l..
Oh b.. sold uniy genuine 90 ~ Court and street
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~ ASTONISHING are ihe effects whlrl iiead BE- ldrl
sfrrI0nof ,ctencs's Pu.uolIc syrup Wehs,e been eIs
witness fl "a fle feulf able winch amos "a
belief Tie uif ctei should be- advised io plrchass
sN b1ule. from n. Office 800. Coun.a4f--f and 1fese
Ifc 'ra, MI BE- is certainly more successful 10 ne cfr
Consumption. brOrci.t- Liver CONSTANT &C, Aan ,li
I'isr remedy D.fDr. me- pub BE-.
Mr. ,che'es ha- advertised faf 40 Couriand.sL !. y
only primo pa. Office 10 New forA cay f9r to- ''.e .. p.
genuine medicine. eIE
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FROM MFNco-H NJ iigaie ihe inrgdic, ar
rived AZ the Balize on Saturday from Vera &. She
brings dispatches from the BRUSH Minister n NeN
.co 10 Mr. Psckcuhsn We have received 300 connu.
ucsons other than letter from our c0ucspordeu, a
Nazatlan who states that ths American h CuiNoe nar
,rrived at San Ba- from Alta California with tle .af
Governor on board and bis soldiers having been expelled
~ he native Caifomlans The northern DO im'n'.
our correspondent saws are wholly arer0 H.r niti
the United States on account of he anne ss'i0r .s
A. ID lulI.fu
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HASTINGS co. ~ Bfos'N ~, ,,,.

" Nsnc-cn's Oral system % 1eariAnz us 80
language pursued Dy he dauA Aer MADAM D-fA1' = 4
az Or private Lessons % Ladies and Gent ssne-
- Nalker-sL "a M lh"N''
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- Til. is b. Usual Grand Family boldsy a. ~ - :.
an Museum. aud -plslaid performances are
asi O'clock % he afternoon anc Ococs N ~ 49,
Tie AerIa. Garden On ILef02 . one OF ~ i4os y
.aces ~ Cry. aud az TIE fashionable aud css'' q
re-hmenis Of the season may b. eoJoyed. sooh -
Creams, L-mOnades, &C
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r. HAVE Nou reaches or BtD-Bts, la so8r house,
sure eNermnai0r of these noNious yern.n may be had
4 lourfani street
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OtLyaSIl RINGS, WITHOUT rHg co. % fLriO-Di
tkLl0HlON fe-i ecf.l.y iu'oul. f.e AMrrctl P4,4e
la D. has us arrived from England for he plr,os~ o.
reducing n America aUi fI.r tanaias Ire ceebraiec >
lnYlfry Dayy Gavanc k.ue, ior file ce VI ke1Ist-
lHu- Tic Do olfclx, Para fapifa ~ ie Hear.
1r fnr crrt oi r lb1ge diseases. and d. CfeiyoO1 q;
.nis tle American pubic 10 advance aran-f cY44ef<f
a'ors and moro eslec ally against gulcA., ~ ~ aiaf
enpi ~ palm upon flem gI1 iof ~ purpose q ~
GRAZING Ealfa.Hc acH0n. Tie genuine Oaeanc flag y
. Iles nv lqI.d io promote y. uclDA.
.-fc la. A .elcy n ills ciiy is ef il3 Fa.nss.Te
North side.
d. asHu's wanted DO every part OF tic Un.,e3 -in
lf4 Iantl1s lDefa discount islIl be- maze 70 49,
Do T. ;. ChElDHIOH, 10 ralf0n stree. y. Y. po.>P.@
Iell o. ~
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~ IsE tstsL holiday performances IAAe ~ -
Al Peale's Museum. a. O'Clock, afternoon and > ~
nng. Those who read tie bill WI. b sure 70 sass~
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rU CuRE YOURSELF oF fHE PiLrs by ihe ute Of ~
Genuine Hays LmmenL Tlis celebrated remedy sAwsa
.h~ciual Sold only NJ n CourlI street
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FROM RIO GRANDE-Thc barque Bevis arrived
Al this port yesterday morning from Rio Drande ~henc.
she sailed on the 2Gh April We learn from Capt Dosne
that the Queen Of Brazil gave birth 20 the 6i
Of March and that the the subject Of great
.ocings for a number Of days Al quiet when fhe
4 eff
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The TIoDIc adds he folIoWIng

We are eraiiied In being able 20 state that We have
n last heard something me- fo ile whereabouts
the state and condition lmentabe though 70 ncl of
rhe distinguished dpomaf'st Honorable Wilson shan.
non. *. Governor oi Ohio. about whom many ON
luires have been lately made by an anxious public
who vii share in oar 9fsuhcaf eauiu. fhat The
man learned n international law is sfil ln tu'
lanl Of the living although in sore prrlicnmrnf-
The unfortunate Minister f0 Mexico has srIn hler
among thieves We say again. because 30 Hil be- recoI
ecfed that when he WIS travelling from Vera Cruz to
Mexico O assume the duties Of biz station some ol h'
ludacious Mexican ee1ooters assumed the privilege of
tightening him of bic stores OF gold coin and other vaua
be tribe. 20 his great chagrn aud DISCONTINUE.
Truly Mr. shannon outset aa q dipomaiisf has been
mos. v'lain0usy unfortunate Robbed ON his way fo fhr
scene Of hts duties Representative of bis country n
foreign land -ubdued ia The shortest manner imaginable
1y ana outandsh Mexican. who tells him, II have nothing
more 10 say 20 you and then. after months of o1-cu-
rty leaving sensitive people % imagine al kinds
dire ml-haps having occurred % him. ihe fret wt
near OF the unfortunate gentleman. r. rnat be- has ar
rived in Vera Cruz ~ afiered and torn. and quite fore
lorn" the vile Mexican band.ui having cleaned him
out and literally stripped him. he should now retire
from public hfe. and repo-e on his hard earned fame.
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HAIR ToNic-Odnd-e', Balm az to'nnialL-Eo he Bid
ll Grew ID you "a i- lNrusni hcad 81 h.if, fe fo4
ulr u 1i >uff in nUf fai io procure ile .enure Ha
10 Columbia. manufactured hy Comsfock a CO. = lcur
s De cases of Badness. DO vii more than exceed your
.Arcc'afuus. Many who had lost their hair Tor wrll
years have hai restored fo - original lerc'iol hy lie
uffns Balm AGE. slate. nf condition. appear 20 Dc nl
h,faccs Whatever lf also causes ne nui io Gov vi,
which ihr delicate barr uae s htd. hy which means lhoas
Id. sLose leil. were afel a- e ~. e uf Asa hrs
M their hair restored % ifs natural color by Ir Use u b
invaluable remedy. IN al cases of Fever 10 Nl be f.I.
le most pleasant wash ior inc head that .e Used
rH applications only are necessary io serp Tie hs ftc
fng ont 10 siIenl theme fic ruoisr never a, 10 il
art q rich glossy appearance. and delclcy ~ feeling =
ore unknown, sud ~ perfume for lie Toilet I, snefsa
sd CAJTION.-~od ONLY af % Iouu sld.sf. al b.
Do Field cor of 81 Avenue sui ioi-.t Also IN Brc.r
. Id
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~ Lus.LEys EslER. iSDiaN PAsANEA .wArarr
cure su5 of Asthma, Dyspepsia. I'M. sioa CO
---n-.-. A.. Sold N u luuli-lnl -.lrrel.
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- The latest dates from Havana are 10 the 5oih
ut The yellow fever i Of uncommonly mild type ihi
eason and only three deaths have occurred by that as
ease school for nsirucing IN steam machinery = 10
m rened IN Havana az which only poor boys arr 10 BE-
admitted Of AZ least years and OF ponaole cha
sc,er sfrr an examination in practical mathematics
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- gAtiYYs PAS ENrgAcroR---Sod Al q Coz
and. ..r.e, az halt price. warranted genuine
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Received TO the Weekly Tribune.
sub,criptiou. Recei,ed to the Daily Tribune.

lCesi n all easeI Accompanying tie order.
TUESDAY, June TO-
Gornan, Ne Lebanon sprngs y \, IL
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~ CoN>lLs MAGICAL fAiS ENrSAcros S.l,t. a,
instantly removing an pain from burns and Az he>.,
without blister or s,ar. will also the following co
plants. viz.
burns Oi sores. Ersipsas
~cl.ls. Bruises Pucs, eitner blind "
In.ha.ns Sore fNts. bleeding
Soil oNLS 90 - COur'iani-irCei. and By Or seA a.
usr OF Third Avenue and Tenfh-.rvcf. n Brooklyn IN
tulol-sirCc.
The New York herald., 1845-12-09
CliY IniGlllCencn

The PUBLIC HYpRArTE.-in walks the city,
observe that in all parts Of Il, and particularly up
town, the fres hydranta permitted 20 most OF the
time. They. of deuge the streets with water,
and il becomes cold freezes and the street
becomes a sheet OF co This makes fine sport for the
boys who exercise It their skating and sliding pro-
penstes but not 80 peasurnhle 20 horses and their
drivers, both OF whom liable 20 have their nccks,
heads and legs broken by IT, In Chatham street, few
days since il slippery from this cause, that
hices obgedto turn out and pass through other
streets We would call tho attention ol the street IN.
specor to this nuisance, and hope that he viii attend
to II.
yESIsouThe markets just now are fun ofthe nncst
vanison, with the hide and hair II wond seem
whole herds 81 deer had been chased into the city s
en- upon by shaTpshoOters, aud killed
Mr.. Hudson OF the Merchants Exchange News Room,
Boston II IN this city, relative believe 20
business connected with the Magnetic Telegraph
Nrw YonK SOCIETY," LmRARg.~-rhere wns Ice.
ture ~ French delivered last evening 10 tho lecture
OF the Society Library, by III Bouquet; In
10 delivered by Dr. Powers, In the Barclay stfeet
church, last Sunday week The subject ine
that ectured upon by Dr. Powers, viz Are the
Holy Scriptures only rule Of Faith There was
but a limited audierce present
STEAMER RHODE IsLArp,--The steamer Rhode Island,
after having been detained nearly hours Stoning
ton by the low tide, ran through the gale Friday
night until passing Fd land Island where by the vio
split and the joiner work somewhat inj jured She
arrived here about seven O'Clock Saturday enng
Carr sEARa--Capt Sears. Of the canal boat Advance
Admittance, wh was robbed few days since is
quested 10 call assistant captain Dyer OF the First
Ward, as he has discovered tine robbor
DxArHs LAST WErK-Thsrs we're l57 deaths in this
CITY week.
The New York herald., 1845-12-09
yots..s

Frrs AND HArs-We would advise nil who III
of rich urs and spspdd beaver and silk hats 10
call Knox practical young philosopher al 10 Fol.
ton street who always looks at the durability aud excel
lence Of his articles well their elegance ana cheap
The counters windows and shelves Of his estsO.
Eghment are decksd with the choicest goods which
display ed u neat and tasteful mnnnei. Heee magn
hcen lynx NUTS unsurpassed Tor tner soness and los
ire and a nun ~, every body knows one of the
most elegant and acceptable presents which genlle'
man could p9soly make 70 ladg Il Ibis season 81 The
year Inerc arc also iur coitar bpas trnmugs, etc,
deserving the notice oi ladies' WHO search u fieh
i1ri ot moderate price hDDNs hats, tor geniemeni
we have ireqasntly spoken oi Isns eqpal u supe
them for ono dollar less. style or French caps,
Oregon caps and opera caps arrest tho attention Of tho
vgtor az knows who will be charmed with the urbani'
~ and poeness Of the young proprietor oad the supe,
dor quality Of his goods AND vorkmaaship
The New York herald., 1845-12-09

AFFAIRS or SOUTH AMERICA Several of the
New Orleans papers Of the 29lh ult pretend to have
some important intelligence from Washington, re-
latve 10 the interference Of the English and French
10 the quarrels of Montevldeo and Buenos Ayres,
and the course of the United States touching this
interference. The statement seems plausible till
we reach the last paragraph, when the whole matter
assumes an absurd shape. Il is true that Com Ros-
seau has gone TO the Brazils to take command of
our squadron there; but that he has orders 10 COM
bine with the Brazil squadron, and attack the En-
glish and French fleets, il the blockade OF Buenos
Ayres is not raised, is almost supreney ridiculous.
Congress, only, has the right to declare war, and
the policy Of the United States is not to combine
with other nations, IN any sort 81 war.
The New York herald., 1845-12-09

EXPRESS OVER THE SoUND.-Our dispatches,
brought by the steam ship Cambria, came over
Long Island Sound on Friday night. in he splendid
steamer New Haven, Capt. Van Pet Il was one
OF the widest and stormy nights Of the season.
Those who were out that night-especially those in
the Rhode lsland-represent il as being really terri
bleye Cap, Van Pelt safely and, therefore, skill
faily nsvigated HE steamer from Allya's Point to
Greenpoyt, much 10 the gatificaon Of all on board
We are indebted 10 the skill OF Capt Van Pelt for
the ultimate success Of our express
The New York herald., 1845-12-09

The ATLANTIC TRACK The packet ship Queen
Of the West, Capt Woodhouse arrived last Friday,
proved herself 10 be remarkably fast saer She
run distance of iorty-fve miles, 10 the bar, in
three hours and halt and she made the passage
over the Atlantic 10 Nantucket, in twenty-five days
This is an extraordinary passage at any season Of
the wear
The New York herald., 1845-12-09

PANIC n WALL SrREET.-lt will be seen, en- refer
ring 10 the money article this days paper, that
the brokers have experienced another panic. This
is The war panic, and the greatest excitement exists
among the bulls The bears in high spirits, and
full Of confidence They are in the ascendency,
bnt how long they will remain there, no one can
tel. The contest between the two parties, deeply
interested in prices Tor fancy stocks, will be highly
interesting, it is perfectly immateral TO the public
generally, which comes OF victorious. The coun-
Try will not be ruined this Time.
The New York herald., 1845-12-09

II Is said that the Morm0ns have nearly two
thousand five hundred wagons commenced Tor ihe
journey 70 Oregon next spring. Many strangers are
whiting Hancock county and Nauyoo linoia Tor tne
purposs ot purchasing property and hsy are nvHaa "
90 ii
The New York herald., 1845-12-09

Movements OF travellers.

Movements travellers.
The arrivals yesterday fell far short Of any quantity
we have recorded during the entire season. We found
at the
AmsRicAv--E. Samson, Boston; +. A. Clarke, Ey-
lington; Thadeus Norris, Paula; A. j. Swift, West
Point; L. L.Iiendrick, George Folsom, Brugan, NY.
Asros Gsneral Ward, Sing Sing; L Dicksnson,
NJ; MIR. Thomond Weschsster; d. 0 Kile. Prov.
\. SNOW Boston; J. Q Forbes Syracuse; MAJOR ober.
ufer, Charles e. Grogan, Phila r. s. Newbod. Lynn
Daniel Torrance, Montreal; w. Birksr. New York.
CIrY-coonel Van Cortland, Croton; Colonel J. Ira
vers, New Jersey; Commodore Reid, u. 8. N; JOHNS
Philadelphia; Henry McFarlane NJ; A. p Hambiin,
l. l.
FaASKLrS-w H. MoCullooh, New York; Or. Robbins,
Boston; r. D. Butcher A. History, Phiia-; G. Wallace
do H. EcIow; Pnila q w. Rice. Fishkill; G l.. Hes
kins Seneca Falls; Thos Milon, Weschestsr county;
Mr. Az rnault, Buffalo. -
Gloss-Mr Ford Canada; Major Dobbn, Pha.i Mr.
Major. L LJndon; s. H. Wilson, Tennessee
HowAnp--R. d Mllman, Troy; w III. MoComb, New
York; James Munro. john Whel,n, PhIa j. w, Tsila
madge priuceton; Mr.. Lord, Westchester County,
g. Mason, Pnila.
UTtrrp SrTss HorEL-Carain Taylor. ship +. Eli /
len stephen Mccormick New Haven, Isaac Wells 1
Sion Joel H., den, Hendeisonvillx tir. Dru,o
IN md R,h~sy, Robert y. Hudson. Phade pus; James
rItmde Virginia, captain Proctor, Petstshurgh, Rus
sia J. Gannett. ship Frausoni,; Captain SnsiHel
New Haven
The New York herald., 1845-12-09

The pg1ils ol h" STEAMBOATS, on The lakes, The
past mpn. must nave been very sstisisctoi, 10 'hs
owners Some ofhe large boets engaged IN tho upper
ltka Fdds Hetis, he.seen Buffalo and Chicago, I've
cleared from 20 10 as 900 dollars each which ~ good
par centago upon their cost We learn that several new
boats arc On the stocks different ports to be launched
in the spring, ready 10 take share In the goidsn h
vest
The New York herald., 1845-12-09

Population or cturgta.
Full returns Oh 1910, IA 123
" " 1888, ...,.............e5 e52,l7s
Incresse IN seven vshTs, ,t,tt.,,,,,,,, liza iss
Increase IN blacks, ,tttttttttvt,tt,ttt N,i7%
The New York herald., 1845-12-09

BRANCH or THE MINT IN New YoRK.--We are
glad 10 that the Secretary the Treasury in his
late able report TO Congress. has suggested the pro-
priety OF the government establishing branch OF
the mint in the city Of New York.
1t would be desirable, in great many respects,
that there should be branch of the mint here
Two-thrds OF the whole revenue from customs is
derived from this port, and there Is immense
amount Of foreign gold and silver coin brought by
emlgrants annually and also imported by our
chants, and instead of is being converted into Ame
rcan coin il lies idle in the vaults of our banks
Now, five had mint in New York, all this foreign
coin would be Immediately converted into American
coin and be circulated in the ordinary channels Of
business and give an impulse to trade As il ia,
this foreign coin is deposited ia the banks, where il
remains Tor years, the preerring take that
rather than the risk, or be al the expense
OF Transporting 1t to Philadelphia to be re-coined
We nope the suggestion OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury viii be carried out by Congress.
The New York herald., 1845-12-09

The Hon W q. Preston has been eleeted prss
dent oftbs South Csroiins Convention
The New York herald., 1845-12-09
view, both BY the French and English governments.

view, both by the French and English governments.
is supposed to be plainly enough indicated IN their
conduct in relation TO Cuba and Mexico, by which II
appears that they have in view the object OF produc
ing change or revolution in the latter cosntry,
and of changing II from a republic 10 monxrchy.
There oan bs doubt thar these great naval and
military preparations 10 England and France, have
relation to some grca, moysmen, and offensive de-
nonstraiion against either the United Srates or
other American nations. We see what the agents
OF those governments are doing in Buenoe Ayres,
and the neighhoring republics and that the tenden-
~ Of all their is 10 bio, out the existence
of those republican States The existence Of The
free government of the United States Ia no doubt an
eye-sore 10 the monarches of Europe, and the pro-
gress we have made within the last few years has
been looked at with jealousy which may influence
them to cast away prudence, and try the temper OF
the sword in preference to diplomacy.
On all hands, and In all quarters, il Is evident,
both in Europe and America, that terrible and
fearful crisis is at hand Il becomes, therefore, the
American government, IN all Its branches--execu-
tive and egisatiye-to ponder well on the present
position Of things and 10 take OF precai-
tion and deberaton 10 90 10 work at once, aud
10 put the country IN posture OF defence superior
10 the condition IN which il is at present. The
first step should be the creation Of great and pow
ertu steam navy ; and if debt Of a hundred mil
lions must be incurred the years, to create
a suitable armament, as well by land as sea, il.
would be well laid out Our country is rich in men
aud money, and must be placed in such situation
as 10 be able to negotiate with the weapons OF war
and the force of truth.
The New York herald., 1845-12-09

Brooklyn Yesterday. the first heng occasoned by
destruction of small shanty at Red Hook Point; the
cond by accidental, but not very serious consga-
ton OF the houses of Mr. Blake in Harrison
Court street; the third, by chimney taking fire the
Franklin House, in the part occupied by Mr.. Edwards:
and the last by the burning Of portion Of the Catholic
Orphan Asy lun in Congress street causeiby the cell
ing of OF tho taking fire from stove pipe.
STRREr FrGHr.--A very serious istufbance took
place in Myrtle avenue Yesterday, growing out OF a
fight between negroes who we're attempting to
drive parcel o hogs TO the public pound AID three
four butchers boys who sought TO the quadfu-
peds IRON their custody. One oil the black meu
much beaten and injured aud the racas wond have been
attended with still serious consequences, but for
the nterposition of officer Clayton, made his APP
peamnce az the scene OF riot shortly after its commence
ment.
Mr. Burgr's CoNcEnT.-This attractive entertainment
is announced to take place at Gothic Hall tonight
great number OF tickets have already been sold
GEAsp BALL-ln another column will be found the an
nouncement OF grand BAH to 90 given IN BROOKLYN on
the 2i,h inst by the members o tho American engine
Company, who comprise many OF the shfs OF 'ue young
Of tnis city aud who. annual festival Will oouoess
bo numerously and fasnionably attended
LrcIueE-A lecture was delivered o. mo ihoerhacie
in this city last ming before the bIooAiyn p'afy AS
sociatiop by the Rev a. A. Minor oil LoWeii, Mass Tho
subject was The necessary aud arbitrary IN science
and art "
ACCUMULATION socistIEs.-Some persons IN Brooklyn
have associated themselves Wh certan individuals in
New York Tor tho purpose OF forming, ifpossolo
neeus Of buying his house and land Three four
meetings have already taken place at Halls buildings
f,r the frthe oi this enticng schemes
hut whniDer hsy will resll IN any real benefit to those
who ssd u the project Is matter ct TO bo e.
veaed by tue future