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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
Things in PhiIaGelphia.
Correspondence Of lie New-Y0rh Tnbune.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. $.
DIsrIRss IN puiI InEI ptiIA-Ihe Rrv.

pnLApELpnI,, Jan. 5. ?. VI.
DISTRESS IN PHiLADELPHB.-rhe Rev. Join
Sset through whose kindness am indebted Tor many inci
furnished the following picture Of distress ~ t, CITY
During the past month Mr. : has distributed 1866 10 To- the
worthy prof also 81 cords Of wood and s., t1ns oil COAL 10
oiers Mr. the case Of widow residing
Spring Garden, who has i've small chudTen one win Us
back broken NIL dependent upon the efforts OF the mother no
-oes wishing and leaves her Little ones III charge o the
city there lady period OF her life was quite
werhy-bui who exactly the eveSe Her hustand
ae-nnd so needy have they that weeks they have
rsn resIins IN Apple street /. mentioned Aso that of
lady and her children, ~ state oil much suffer
Twelve persons The husband and father died. leuy-
ng his wife len children He had two YES,
dollars The vessels were both lost there was noiusuance
ether and thus IN the midst OF supposed wealth lie found
beside the OF her husband eight OF her children During
disposed Of she opened boarding. house-that iaed she
and IN that capacity. which promised
rhiren she was struck with the palsy y ihs ssl dispense.
ton Providence she lost the her hand. The be-
der these circumstances several other sre,sn. are
mestoneda gong hw that the field fo The exercise Of
erous and kumnne may contribute their abundance,
fed that will be devoted deserving objects OF charity.
SCHUYLKILL NAvIGATlcS AT 1t ~, eung OF the
Stockholders OF the COmpanyone Of the most enefpsns
tn, ghhorhood-; stated that during the past year &
canal at little more than 81 including toll freight and
unloading The egh; IN articles other ihan coal, Tor the
cheering. and well calculated inspire
dcace he as well as IN the future prospects OF
the COMPANY.
First Bserd-25 shares Wilmington Railroad u $1,000
Sn.e .3is 81 90 do C. x p. 70 I3 shares Mechanics
Bank ~ do Memphis Bank 81 edo Pennsyvania nsu'
second Bocrd-al7 500 Texas per cents aac9 do 10
per een;s il 800 Texas Notes 10 shares SchuyEll Na,i.
saon ~ 81 900 STATE IS c. I. 7. 81 share NoIn Ane-
rcan Baak Isl 3 90 Penn Iownsh Bank 80 5000 Stale
IS, 80
SHIP NEws.-4t P. M.-Cienred his afternoon
Brig Norm. Stanley, Whitney. Boston, chrs Emma. Ban.
c:pt, Mobile. Orator, Scott Norfolk; barge Chesapeake,
Price, NewYoIk
.7rrsreG-Bngs Lula. Bang, from Boston, Linn, Snow.
from Dc: :chr : F. Painter, Snow. from Ne~llnyen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
q Gov. PRArr Of Maryland has appointed
C7I WorrEs, Of Prince Georges Coen.y, to the
offi.e Of Secretary Of State.

TYsoLr.y CoscEET.-f: viii D. seen BY refer
ence 10 aus advertising columns, thai q Concert OF
superior character, is 20 be given This Fhlrs-
dcyj egeuiDg, 3; i'!bios Saloon by Nh J. E, WAR
ExR. Tie alusic, being chiefly G choice seize
toa from l!,a WORKS OF the greatest Europ al Com
pose5s, comprising Gees, Madrigals, puett+, sc.
with English words, mostly composed by Dir. War
ue-. - cf r kidd and quality la,ely p=sinrn,ed in
po,i.., ao:! We srs tcti offers peaeiag aud Decd.
ed c5-lfasi 10 She preventing ziaFe {; ordinary cor,-
certs. The performance is a voluntary service by
come of Mr. Warmers pupils, and will We con-
fdsnf, do ample justice 10 The music, and add TO
Mr.. Warmers well deserved reputation as teacher
Of voca! music. Wep:omi:e abundant qualification
TO I'll lovers OF harmony WHO attend those who do
not will be lhe losers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
rh. SUPERINTENDENT.

The contest for Speaker in the Regency eau.
Gus was rather closer than we had anticipated
the vote standing
For Seymour, e Old Hunker') ........-.....35
e Grain OF Herkimer, e Bsrnburners1.- so
Majority for CIoswelI, Corning & co... )
AS there were but 65 members present, the
;wo candidates must have voted for each other
or each for himsel'-thc latter, more probably.
We presume this finishes the Bamturners' foy
TIC Session, aad insures the election or Foster
and Dickinson or two other Regency Senators,
with Croswel as State Printer and others to
match. In short, the cid Safety Fund Regency
aaye the control OF The State. 1t is complete
res Grafton of the Bouybons' All Wright
he Wings supported Hon. JoHs YorNG OF
Livingston date ii. c. ios Speaker, with Gee.
81 Weed OF Albany fer CLERK, and Levi Chap
man OF do. lor Sergeant. al, Arms.
The American Republicans supported De.
vid E. Wheeler Of this City as Speaker, and
Edward Price as Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

4 SoRRowFUL STORY cF REAL Llrt.-liave nj you seen
HIM IN Broadway with the long, del Ous silky hair Ia,
waved As the w,nd blew. and the Bond and eeckertec
ladies nn:ed ravei the Ietry clusters with Their snowy
t,rkrl jigefS2 D you hear that young mas stnT?
We'll /; love tale Poor fellow the blasted hope Of reh
Boston family will not give you the particulars, loo
,Drowu-.uice 10 saw. that At tines hts mind waader-
DO you know what gives such peculiar charm ~ HIM S
the " glass Of fashion nni the mold OF ion! Jones
Every Monday TT o'clock lie NAY be walking nOoO
friend Jones' store, - thAtamureet 10 gel bottle Of hn
oil that alone ms mar Tint original btancy that 0i
row hn> now turned gray. md his SKIN lint healthy, youthful
cleafus>s. Reader. the cst very !hug VIZ s. cents to
plexion Jones Chemical Soup wi, cure cracked. chlppe
tender sb: puppies blotcheN. reck e tn sunbirn. nor
phew o. All. eruption; md clear dark. yellow or dscoOrd
,ku Jones, Coral HAIR Restorative. sold tor three shlnga
bottle. Wl make the halr grow, clean and soften -mass
beautiful ana keep u twice long Othc! prepa
ton Both sol chenp, ~ the sign oi the AMERICAN Ehs
50 Chathnu StIeet 3l3 Bundwuy state street, Boston
Ledger Budings Phlndephn. Mind reader unless you
ask to Jones articles You VIII get useless c0dnterien
Hgal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
CONTENTS oFTHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THE PRESENT WEEK.

l. PoErRY-Sonne; to r. w. Emerson
n En,roRrN.-Tantr Matters: Abou; that Brush Gold:
The Trail OF Nerrcnary, The Senate and the SUI
yeyoship o: this Port. sc.
Ill PoLricAL-Gov. Wright, Message; Massachusetts lie
gi.lu,ura Letter from Nh Clay oitcHl Vote OF AZ
I..sa.. Massachusetts Eeclion Returns: State
Government. SC.
" NrwCongresslona Proceedings by the Reporter OF The
Tribune: Late from Mexico From Texas; From
China Things IN Washington AntLReht iiou-
bles sc.
U NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notices Lesles Rebellion
Amercan AT Union: Foreign Arrivals at the Port oil
Newly tor The year leli sc.
VI COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Stocks Money rfcacce'
sc. &c.
Single Copies put W. Wrappers for the Mais. can be OBJ
timed n; the de.k. Price Ga GEMS.
re- TERM.-s2 per year; s;e copies g.. cen' .ilsue.
scription, payable ntlexbly IN advance. Address
GREELEY * McELRNrfI. l6O Na"au-stfeet.
Tribune Buildings, opposite the PAX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

MASSACHUSETTS, AND SouTn CARoLlNA.-GOy.
BRlGes sent TO the Massachusetts, Legislature ca
Monday q Special Message, transmitting Mr..
HoAK's Report of the events of his mission, and
the Resolutions OF The Legislature Of South
Carolina upon The subject. These documents
were referred in the House of Representatives to
1 Committee. with instructions to have ,hsm
printed for The use OF tbs House.
The Message Of the Governor commences by
recitng the Legislative acts undcr which AIf.
HoAR was sant to Charleston, and by stating
briefly the result OF his mission Il then sets
forth clearly The position taken by South Caro-,
Ina ia this matter, and the argument for be-
ioy;ng i. 10 be in unconstitutional one. The
course which ii tec mes Massachusetts, to pur-
sue under the circumstances is then submitted
10 the decision OF the Legislature wi,hoat any
further suggestion On the pagt Of the Executive
bu, aith an expression vi confidence that the
Commonwealth will Dc noting unworthy Of
herself OF desogatory TO the character Of the
Con'ede.cy of which she Is e member
The puplic viii await, with deep interest, the
appeafaaca of Nr HuAR's Report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
washington Arrangements.

Col. Polk brings his own Editor to Washing
ton---Mr. J. c. Harris OF the Nashville Union
Col A. 0. P Nicholson, late T. s. Senator pro
tenn, and protegs OF Polk, is to succeed NJ. Har
rs IN the coadpc. Of the Union. BAR Of the
Globe is to be offered Foreign Mission, O. some
thing equally nee the Mad.soaiaa is to bought
up, and, il practicable, the three Loco Foco pa
published at Washington are to be rolled
,n,o one, which will regularly play the gentcelest
OF tunes nom notes furnished a; the White House,
having ali the patronage OF the Executive and
Congress 10 sustain it. Th;sis Z good Plan, il it
can De carried into practice.
we observe i'll tho Mad soaian tha. Mr, John
Tyler aud his interesting little party are troubled
wi,h fears that Mr.. Polk is not aware of the ex.
sent OF his obligation 10 them for his Presidential
luck Thoy arc determined, however, TO illumne
his darkuess onihis point, and to awaken his slug
sish eJa,itade aud secu,etheif pay. They mean
70 Keep what Offices they now have and SGT some
mere il possible. We ace thu; Mr.. r,les himself
has honlscring after 4 sea. ia tie L 5. Senate.
lie has an excellent chance rs there is Eyer
par Of one n the Virginia Legislature, and j, Is
p,obab,e that the vote of that one vii make the
Senat.r With his csusl lack. Mr. Tyler canns;
q J 20 DC oiec;'j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

On Tuesday Jsn T. By Rev s. ID. Rurcbari in the p,,I
,.r,n Church Hcnson and Thompson STREETS SIr Croft
ELL ADAMS, Of The fro Of e. Adams & CO. % sia En-
Ma DICKSON. all OF New ok ~.
In R,,r,eTi VI on the sc-"nd uS'ant Mt NET SON p,r
* Of Wells 20 Mss CAROLINE BARDEN Of Rupsrt :
Ire Rev. g.. w. Freeman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

lr NAMES TIE HAIR BnAUTiYUL.-JoNos Coral Han R,
sorate for heauttyug. causing growth. and rendering
hair beautiful. dark, soft silky natural and keeping u;
imc !. sold nnw sh.uy bottle. ~ tho Of the AM
cau Escc - Chatham.strce., NJ 323 Broadway. and Ia
Fuitor-street, Brooklyn. PSecd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

NJ or Tire bitter nconzins pain of Rheumatism Hou
Il Searches the very bone and marrow. DO you ieel ~ Yes
Well lty cent bottle Of CushmGns Rheumatic Embroc.
ton viii positively stop the pan and drive the disease from
the limb o- body sufferer just Try tbs once. Sold sa
Chu,hain street, and 323 Broadway. RGecd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

The President CT the Morii County Bank, ma
note to the Newark Daily Advertiser ssys: tina, the p''
graph sa,irg that the Police Of 81. Louis had reeoseaA
genuine plate OF five and dollar notes. Issued By the @
County Bank New.Jersey. Incorrect. THIS Bank ~
but two genuine plates Of the denomination Of hse and ~
doars both Of which in the vault of the Bass now M
have been slrce lSI0."
The result 81 the years business on the N't"ic'
and Worcester Railroad shows of s!2S5, o'sf ~
estimates of the Directors md gain Of $500 20 ovep.
year previous The following a statement ofthe rees'%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

NJ WY suffer with Coughs Colds sore Throat. O.
Pulmonary DSeuse whcn hns pacSnee OF JoSEs Cogs
Candy would relieve und most s y cure you. Reader tAn
Il really Il blessed md neycr-iuling remedy nt Ahu,
Iioa,eness Bleeding OF the Lung. Bronchitis, Sore lhs
JUSTIFY It once-and you satisfied Sold at s. Chatham
street 5l3 Broadway. GIed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
To-paY,s Outside

FIRST Pasc-Lcite from Washington: Proceedings OF Ton
gres on MondayDehate the Texas Question; Deferred
Letter from Philadelphia.
Last PG.eCiy lntellgence-Trial OF Winteibo''om Tor
Arson: Commerc!n and Money Matter..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

CorRT Of GENTiLrry.-HESRy SuWiNG CREAM vs.
Ry,pnhe renoft of this important case OF value
to those who 20 personal the marx 81 Il wei
bed gentleman The juy, twelve who had fully tired
fIryRy.s CHINESE Su,vISa CREAM, brought in unan-
NOUS verdict that beads had II" right 10 be i9"Se' 1"y
mr. Ion when this shaving renm WIS applied before using the
razor verdict that every body must bail with e sh ana
satisfaction establishes the fact that Is what ever body
saw. a remarkable Compound lie, those who doubt Iy
DOT of , splendid Cream and they will say that no polite
Jury could hive rendered other verdict and so shy tie
PIsnared and sold BIZ a. B. SANDS & CO. Chemists and
Druggists 273 r midway. Chninber Sold also NJ -
Cut,n.st und ~ Easi Broadway Price 30 cents perlF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

PEsssYLvAsA.-Thz Legislature of Pepnsyi-
wanna met on the 9TH inst. Fnd!ey Patterson of
Armstrong was elected Speaker Of the House, the
vote standing fu1 hin AZ; for Charles B. Trego
IS, and FOR ]. B. Bse@sies /, scattering B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

~ iion. Jol,x II Thomson OF Warrington
Co. has been elected Secretary OF State of Indi-
ana. He is stanch Wing, OF course
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
com,norciai ANA iaoney aaaers,


CT 5or Cormc~cio! md Money Matters. Fourta PCss
WEDNESDAY, 7. u.
Thsre Is no material change ia sIocSs 10 day, snd
the market generally rather heavy Mohawk however,
wa, IN dsmund iCO shares having been taken by
onc plrty Mt t0 regular and 80. and CO.. so offered for SO
shares more At the Second BoaEd q shares sold 10
There is moderate inquiry for fore'en bIs at
10 IOt. ior Sterling. and 2ota 5 2l4 Tor Fmnc'.
'tre ptchevufJ rs,ecot' iocs' ''ot u omni amount
of specie About $4,000 in American Halves went Canada
on Monday. Silver rather ghSr, TIE quotations b'inE ~
"a tur Mexican = d tor Halves, and az 81 Tor Prs
Fmuc peces.
The Mutua. SAFETY assurance Company have de-
Glazed dividend o23s per the earned premiums pay
ube SCRIP and dividend OF ccn interest on tie SCRIP
of ISIS to 1913 inclusive, payable in cash on the 18Th inst
The Exhange Bank OF Hartford has declared dividend o5
per cen; for the lost SIX months, payable on demand
The Long Island Insurance Company 31a per cen' payable
the 18th INST
The Bank Of Utica hns declared dividend Of
three and half per cent. payable tie Let inst.
Tic Fcmnns Insurance Company of Boston have declared
dividend of fire cea for the last six months payable ca
the 18th inst,
The Bank of Monroe, nHd CITY Bna at Rochester have
Glazed sem.anEua dividend OF Nresper cent. The Banso
Rochester did declare. Its charter expires IN July oil hp
ycaT. IN application for extension wi be made 10 'e
Legislature this winter The Commcrcial Bank declares 10
Febunry.
The annual meeting Of The s:,ocEhodafs Of The
Bank ofhe UnieI States held ut Philadelphia yesterday
Among the business transacted the consideration oil are
solution calling for committee to report TO an adloainea
meeting, the nature OF the contest between tho oUa
'ntc- Government nnd the Bnnk. relative TO the s2
dends kept bHCk by the bank to meet the damages upon
ested bill OF exchange drawn by the government.
tircuig,iun of Bank and Bu1ch Notes, HUN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

DIAysESs.-Nhy will person: continue To suffer vixen re-
nedy haud2 D. AcNAIR's ACOUSTIC OIL will furnish
speedy relief ali VINO afflicted with periodical d:atne,
buzzHg md frequent pains the There be
the effect of i, Oh, mud nDy by calling nj
NJ y COfaad street, and exaInclns the certificates and
letters OF recommendation from those who have used the sril
Gle and been cured by have hesitation nylng that
they viii be pevaled npon give the article t!la!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09


Woman, dear, bright bcaU;eous fair charming creatures
With your brow botch your features
% WIZ, On. WIZ you BEAUTiFUL OF
Gods handlwok, will yOu thus, On woman? you
allow your sLn 10 e,5a: co.. cred with bocie ifeckies tan
suEburn 20 cent cake a Jones luan Chemical
!es- white. rsy-fed complexion neck md hands
Renter do do JUSTIFY 10 cent oi the e particularly
make your skin pure. dazzling white beautiful nnt ceGr
but mind buy else but st Inc SZ Of the Amer
En- ge e ChAha-stIee. Mind. ask fot Jones Soap
lake no ohe-buy no where e'e in tie CITY OF G n,n-
| street, Brooklyn. y q cod.
ENOUGH CvsTomERs-Sane persons say they have enough
that hey do Mt ,e rs many goods as her neIghBor The
truth that establishments are well supplied with S1p
Wills ofI 6e az nn noe fSysaSy
ng Agency of " b. Palmer tins building. affords
celen op'otay tor me enle'pr'n. to cultivate ne &c
count neoole Iest ii. The are,. duly nppon,ed by
.oa Of The best ana most widely circulated Newspapes Of
the New York Eveang Pot and the lfe sun at his Office IN
Phl1deiphia, Baltimore and Boston,
ECONOMY II TIE Use CoAL.-l IS Singular fact,
thul ten tons oi White Asa Goal used ~ Pldepha 10
me OF Red Ashland tea e Red 70 ole OF White N New
Yofk-~st Wutf ash Lehsh) els for 81 ~ and Red An
| Ash dehgh) at s. 5GIa New YORK.
at ' Coai Sce Of v E. Palmer n tbs 6airns to
these who desire suty the use OF Coal Cafd;
may be had on application AZ the office containing ap Oh
| two o the Goal Regions. withnut charge
1E5- TtE .EaoNG coSTisugs to pour n upon NGd'pe
Funay the clang uG,ans IT The American NJ scum niu
day an evening The spghlty dnpaye bg tins soadefinl
creature tfy astonishing evinc!ns she docs much more
The Saloon performance is diversified and nch atose'e,
There place the city where you can EMO? haii
| the iun Tor twice the money.
tx This potiyely ,be last dag but two Of the White
O!nng Onini- New York Museum Tn. Guinea See.
ne variety NJ Ef'9 sss;, I s.s II
| and iapeti,e Airee also perfJ.m this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

L. Tne,e sre ,h'ce aspjrsuts to tie oiiica of
L. s senaoor in Maine--Jem Fairfield. (wi.o
sands the hes. chance,) Nathan Clifford, AID
Gorham Parks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
DIED.

snddeny the sch instant Of I9,anrn, Ion The Ianr
ANN Brown in'a da,saer OF i'osar W. ard ,iaiJ e.
oe- aged fHUnths and - DAYS
The friends and relatives OF iho family respectfully mn
s attend the funeral tins hufsdHT) afternoon AZ o
o cnck without further lnylt1t"n -
On tie mot Jauuary. BRIDGET DEE, wife Of Meb.s,
Dee, sged - years.
lis .cnI, aud ,6oSc al his brother Patrick Dea are o.,
fy nyted 10 attend her funeral THIS ateUoon from ber H.
~ ence No 20 Tweuyiit S;9c. betw cen, the sh md a.
Nycnues.
On the norang of tie 1h instant. SARAH, coasort Of w.
Tiona. NrTouald IN the 9th year If her aye az
on Tuesday evening. the 7th issi. at WlfaHsbursh l.
JOHN S!ASEkER oi % /. BTUu!wsy IA the ;h ycar Of -
age ..
ted 10 attend h, funeral Friday the lOh oeLs
nn IN, late residence North Second street. above Fous
WillamsburSh. l.. l.
OriY. adopted daugh;e: OF Hiram and SOpoia Wasrsf
tbs city, aged years.
Her remains viii be conveyed to R-eoket. q, for buns.
On the 5h inst; nj the resdrnes OF n; u1es Hon Byca B.
Wight & F-ury, OF this city, IN the 18th ga: OF his sse ,t
is :, te pns rfI be inferred on Thursday The 9Th m III
above place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
terday morning

MAlNF.-The Message Of Governor Anderson OF
Maine, upon the opening Of the Legislature wasseut
ia on Friday last. There has been no essential
change since last year r the cordton OF the State
finances. The Treasury is oyeraowing from The
large sum received somewhat more than a year ego
from the State government, and the Treasurer mas
not been able 10 take up rnuch OF the Slate scrip,
from tie unwil!irsneas Of holders 10 sei!-SS222,
600 Of the State debt viii fall due this year. but
after pay ing this s74 o90 .! the fund just nenton-
81, appropriated 10 the payment Of The debt will
main IL the treasury. Further ,lian ,his. the re-
csipts Of he pas, year have exceeded the expendi-
,u,es more Khan s760Gc, AID the State has still
q c!ain, Of S200,OOo upon the general government.
The Message is almos; wholly devoted TO State
Affairs, tut closes vita sn alusion to the recent
Presidential! electiop and short argument il favor
Of TIE Annexation OF Is1s-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
Decidedly Good.


Ne hope there is truth in the report from Wash
ington that among The various propositions IN re-
ference to Annexation, the Honorable Dick Davis
of our State has prepared and will submit to the
House one adm Eably calculated TO test the SIN
cer,y Uf those among his Political brethren who
argue taat Annexation would tend to hasten the
extinction OF Slavery. Mr. Davis propo:cs in
substance that, providing Texas shall be an
ne1ed 10 this Country. it shall be as u Territory
simply, out Of which Territory Slave States may
be added 10 toe Union Only on The following
bass: Whenever any enc Of our present Slave
States shall, through the draining off Of he-
Slaves to Texas, become free State, then q
State Of equal dimensions may be formed from
the Slave holding portion of Texas and ad-
united into the Unon-and so Oh, indefinitely.
This, if the theory OF the NortAern advocates OF
Annexation be soand, will be but following the
natural order OF events and conforming cur Poll.
.ical action 10 the immu,able laws of cause and
eff CT
ibis proposition is SO much Ike tue Hon. gen
tleman from Dutchess that we cannot douat its
authenticity. ii he dlec!airslt no "eVe', we tfust
some other Member vii! present and press it,
~ Col. BEYroN is obquely but pa!pebly de-
nounccd in the Nashville UniOa, the mouth piece
of the President elect, for his stubbonness in re-
gard to Immediate Annexation. The Union
says of Col Benlons bill that it SIS not IN accos-
dance with the sentiments Of the Democratic par
ty, as expressed in the late election" and that
''the people, by clecting Gel. Pokubavo express
cd their will in favor OF Immediate Annexation"
The article concludes with the following COM
mention the Missouri Senator:
Bat lastly, we regret The introduction Of MIR.
Bent0ns bill, because il places him in suspicious
attitude in reference 10 his Democratic sympa,hies.
Tn. fact is not to be concealed thar the great mass
o; the Democracy have observed his late course on
the subject @. Texas with establishment ard regret
We sincerely hope Ihst The anxious fears entertain
ed so generally by friends as 10 his future course
nav be agraeabiy disappointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

~ TIE Declaration Of Independence, the Cen
slitution Of the United States, ard WashiogIon's
Farewell Address, are al! contained in the Wing
Almanac, the price Of which is Only l2i cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
Erom the Rev. Henry .Jone.

C-3- THG fSDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR ASD LISIaESr,
Il ourtlnnd street. warranted 10 my OF
rheumatism Gout II gives Immediate relief. strengthens
limbs. takes down swengs ANA extends contracted
cords.
Also. THE WESTERN PANAcEA, for Asthma md Dyspepsia.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

PSYcopUS4aY will De seen BY an advertise
nent IL another column that DIR. I. LsoER, Of the
Medical Faculty o; raris. viii commence Course
oi Five Lectures On Psycocunamy, or animal Bag
nztism, This Evening. To those who wish to ,est
Inc psnciplcs OF THIS new Scisace tasse Lectures.
we understand, will afford fsciliiies OF ,i.s mos,
s,iizactor, kind.