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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24

g ENSENEY & RHODES, l37 Z,Nys
~ Row, MAIN ST. have now received ,hci, en-.
IRE s'ock NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
The second oil The season. aud tho latest in market
Ciolhs, CessImercs Sa,neus. blk and fancy color
Summer Casslfneres. Linen Drillings. fes,inrs &c
Summer stocks Hhkfs. Gloves. Linen shirrines
Lawns, Bingham Law ns. jacquard Ginghams
ba'Znrines, Baragrs Organdie and laced lawns
Priaiod Iassss-s GL.------ -.
hien bnfage siaw's and Saiin striped Scaris
White Melt Shawls. black Neii Shawls
Fancy hdkis, Neck Ties, Linen Gamble hdks
PLAIN and plaid Swiss and Null Muslns
Rich fg'd blk and fancy cold Silks
Hosiery. Cloves, Mus. Long Nuts and hlf ulotes
Rn h Fancy Parasols and Sun Shades
Artificial Flowers. Wrcarhs. spfigs aud bunehes
BoNSErs. Gimp. Laced. Birds-eye a. Forence braid
Rich Bonnet Ribbons. French ebony & fancy Fans
Together with every varieIv Fancy and STAPLE
Dry Goods. We respectfully invite buyers To call
aud see our stock, prepared to offer goods
very low. Gun 49, SENsENEY q RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24

HVilE SILVER SPOONS which offer To The
n public. arc made und,r my own insp, ciion
aud the sll,c- warrant TO be cqnal la com !,
Silver spoons made To order also silver and gold
spcciaclcs made !" order aud hope by strict o,-
lennon 10 The abrpo Lusipcss that mny obtain a
good state OF the rblIc pairunqge.
may 20 a O FAlRCIIiI n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24
ALrx r LAiDLE9. cIc,k.

Tho parties concerned. me hereby notified. IN II
or Thursday the SEVENTEENTH day ~ July.
isfJ, ADD fhereohcr 10y ndI,ufninrnis from urne Ia
nDc NAV bc found necessary. Will. ~ The office
81 Jacoh& Fnzhugh Attorneys. IN flle cts oi Vince.
l"g, Virginia proceed To receive such proper pruuis
NJ may be Produced bcisfe me. md % s.ccuain aud
mske tepin ~ he Cuur. touching The manet ,e.
Efted ~ me 10y the oi,ve mcnfioued decree
EDWHRD n ffrInUGn
jim ~ rs r svIs itf PHI Coinm,..,onsf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24

Extract ofa letter, dated
CALCUTTA, April 4.
The cholera is raging here. From four to
six hundred die daily, though not many among
the shipping.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24
II n the matter OF JohH Clarke a. Henry rioore.
IN IN BANkR[ipTCY

! Tho onlef made ia hs pr, ccedIsg al The October
term last is hereby set aslcnud The assignee having
reported that he has in his hands Tor tho
melt suu of fhrec hundred and sixty eight duiIars
and thirty fOdr CENTS IL IS ordered that ten days
notice he given through The Slauhion Spe, raior and
wheeling GHz"te. newspnpe.s published ~ The
western District of Virginia. that on The 81 day OF
October hesi Dividend viii be made OF said sum
oi money. when and where the creditors who have
not already proved their debts are TO come prepar
ed To prove The same, or they will be excluded the
benefit of said dividend, aud all claims ..ot tht,
subslaniiaed will he dIsallowe ed Tesir,
jun NlCIIO TROUT ID Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24

CST ARRIVED by The way Of Pittsburgh ca.
" nal. only 20 days out from Bilumorc that
long looked for To ecc,r boxes extra 9 do super,
Tor sale by Quay 81 JNo X BOrSFoRD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24

DATENT MEDICiNES-The subscriber
IL Keeps constantly for sale. The following pop.
ular Patent Medicines. nj the sign al The Big Red
MorIar Aliens Nerve and bone Liniment. Vicrrus
Embrooaiion. Swans Rheumatic Linimeni. Liquid
opodrldnc. fnhnesiock's Rnbefuc,ehi. indian vege.
table Pills. BrandeIh's Universal do warranted gen.
u'ne Fahnesiocks Anii.bilous do. Sears anti dys-
pepiit do. Miles Tomoio do. Scul,'s Scotch do.
toopei's Female do, Fahnestork's Vermiuge.
ra'nesosks Congh L. zenges. Fahnesiocks Thomp-
sons Eye Wafer Carpenters extract Sarsaparilla.
Godirey's Cordial. Ba,eman's Drops. Turlingion's
Balsain, British Oil or hlediramen,um, Soda Pow.
ders, Seidli'z Powders. Essence Cinnamon. Pepper.
mint, Lemon. Bergamoue. Inv ender. &c.
All oi the above medicines are warranted genu.
inc. LAFAYETTE NrNEEI,Y
may 80 leo Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24

NM MriNG-AK AINsWUN II. resrre.Iu,.
w " gives notice To the citizens Of Whe, +.
ing md vicinity. ihni he has just opened Rooms on
Main Street, over Mr. J Rpbb's Chair Fac,,rv IN,
'hs reception Of pupils in Penmanship.
ihe course Of instruction will I've thorough and
satisfactory. Ladies will write al 0 O'Clock A NJ
ahd NJ o'clock afternoon
Gentlemen will wr;ie ai all other hours through
INC day. class will meet at early candle Ugh,
"". ano'hef VIII write from ill 10 o'clock. p. M
Pnvaie lessons will be given If desreJ inn "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24
SMALL. Fry lOTrFRY.

SMALL Fry LOTTERY
Ffnws as inllUws Throughout the I,ouih Of Juoc.
Dawson Monday, June Ct rze $4,000. Ticke,s
ga certificate OF package IS wholcs .-nt Tor 80.
Monday. June y-onpiiul przc $500. Ticket. q;
certificate ola package oi 25 whules 30
Monday. Ju"e l6-clpnal prize $4,000. Tickets 9;
certificate OF a package al 2j wioI.s 80
Monday, jane 23--capnal prize $500. Tickets .;
certificate oi a package oi IS whoIes 30
Monday. !unc 3O-carrnl pr ze $500 Tickets 9;
certificate of package of 25 whoIes 80
Al! orders shalt be- pr"mmiy attended To
ROBf ARMSTRONG, Agent
For } G Gregory q Co. aud successor Ia
JonN NJ CLARKE. Wheeling. Va.
The dF,wincs VIII ne regularly sent 10 y cha
serS by The Wheeling Argus" to save postage
may 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24

n w. llfISB ELL. has on hand and Tor sale
~ The cheapest assortment vi Hosiery. to DO
n"hn ~ me CIV. n,ay "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24

SlLVER. German Silver Britannia and Iron
~ Spoons Tor sale by FAIRCuILD
may 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24

HAIR EbGlNG AND GiAPs. Just received
II II Very cheap al MARSIIS
may7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24

LATFORM Counter Scales To weiEh from
~ 10 30 lbs, this day reed and for sale by
~" . CIT & GREER. No l5J Ma st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24

District Count Of The United Srtes for he Western
Disi iet cJ Virginia, at Staun,on. Mag Term,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24

HE oCKY MoUNrifN ,EAtER-wc have
M JoI fece'Ved "N oi pure white Rocky
Monniain Bcavef' AID e arc now manufacturing
oni IL s,rne uf tic flst wbie ll,ts ever made
They are rich. very r,1nnd no misl,Le. Call nj
he fashionable lia' q,d-sp siofe On fnion Il. and
tianirns 'bem lOf yodikS
may 90 bARG & HotE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-10
~ Mr.. Fletcher w ebster has been requested by
several of the ra of Boston to repeat his Lectures on
China in that CITY.
Law COurts.

CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-D c CT oEs -Joadr
Rogers vs. George E. Wariss.-Action on building con
tract which the parties settled without providing for the
attorneys fees and the latter proceeded 10 execution
Motion is made the execution aside Ordered that
il the money is paid into court as security the execution
be set aside and cisued issue allowed if securlty'
given for defendant settling with the attorney he IS 10
have transfer ofany property the attorney holds
William L. Rishtos and Others. va. Thos c. Winthrop
On note Verdict Tor plaintiff for $3.50 % confirmed
Eliza ~ Smith administrGtrx sc. OF John SMITH decd
Decision in Chambers denying motion TO open
judgment obtained more than ycar ago. Appeal from
decision dismissed.
Gurus w. Price vs. Jared " Stebbias.-Judgment for
plaintiff on demurrer.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Argument was heard on Saturday
the motion aside nonsut in SANDER suit brought
by Amos c. Mercy, schoo!master OF Long Island,
against Daniel Provost and Martin kafesch for saying
plaintiff MIXED his neighbours cows Also motion IN
relation verdict in the suit brought by Barnabus o.
borne against the Corporation for extra services at the
police Office Sunday.
The trial of Polly Bodine will commence this fore
noSn
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Joseph ". Duryed vs.. Aaron q.
Ktg-Repevin suit in relation to quantity OF sa SODA
&c. stored at No III Libertystreet Verdict for De,
PENDANT. For plaintiff Messrs. G. R. ]. Bowdoin ana
George Sullivan. For defendant Messrs. Brady ana
Maurice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-10

Gentlemen this is subject on which cave 9eep
feeling-very deep feeling and think !, mus, STAND On
the pages OF history the recorded Judgment Oh nm
kind. that those Us who asserted themselves 20 &c
in peculiar and marked degree friends 10 universe! I'D
cry have By their deliberate act fastened the cHains
OF slavery great portion OF the black race over
extent his continent Il Is 10 me the most MOUTH
tu! and most awful reflection.
know that thousands of gentlemen who took sucn
course. say that they meant well They meant We'll
am scrutnise their motives they must answer Tor
those elsewhere-but oeseech them. now, not 20 la!
into another such mistake 1t is thought, it is an idea
do say how well founded, that there may &c yet
hope for resistance TO the contamination OF the snne1a
ZION Of Texas. Enthusiastic applause can only say
for one that II il should IA. my lot have vote on
such question and vote for the admission into this
Union OF any State with Constitution which prohibits
the Legislature from ever setting the bondman tree
shall never show my head again, depend npon IT, IN
Faneuil Hall. Tremendous cheering
But gentlemen, suppose 1t 10 be suppose the case,
that in the ensuing session OF Congress your members
fairly and freely protest ssanst the oil ms
annexation why how 10 stand in Massachusetts
How are we 10 stand in Massachusetts Are we 20 have
the gentleman who is nominated by the the
Governor the State, AID hsht the battle under ms
auspices
would beseech brethren come back upon that old
plaorm-broad enough to sustain US all-on winch we
set out together as Wings; on which, AS wings we
achieved something for the good OF the country on
which ana NOT otherwise letting bygones be bygones.
raying under the which our ancestors bore
confident that, AS Wings, accomplish good for
the Constitution and the country whicn no othef nae
among US is able TO accomplish, here or hereafter
Gentlemen let lay aside every other call of ordinary
duty Until We have done utmost TO establish our
principles in the election OF candidates. am here
necessarily engaged in professional affairs TIE town
in which reside far distant that must devote two
days TO 20 thther and there. But should go II
days. Cheers Let US all DO our duty uniaI-
teringly. aoorously soberly. And when after Monday
the question asked which certainly will be asked De-
ginning Rhode standard spreading far Georgia
and westward to Wisconsin, How stands Old Massa,
chusets ctou and be able to hold up our heads and
say" Look at her and see how she stands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-10
Our Stntc Election.

II is now settled that the Senators eiectedEtns
wear stand three Wing 10 IRE Loco'toco. Last
vesr. one Wing. one Native, Sir Loco. The new
Senators are as follows
his, E,a-d San ford Loco by $500 plurality not NAL
H. SAXON Smith, Loco, by some 4 10 30oO MAJ, ooo
nj WMHVAN ScHooSHovEN. w ARbyover 5000.
~. Samuel Young Loco, by about LOCO.
V JOSHUA a. SPENCER Wing, by about l,0O0
VI Thomas J. Wheeler, Loco, by about l,OOU
VII. Richard H. Williams. Loco By about 100
VIII GIDEON HARD Wing, by some $500
~ The Ners tried on Saturday to beat Hon, JOSHUA A.
SPENCER in On Extra but it only took in the Esen'ng Post
The Assembly will stand about 81 Wing to "a
Loco, or more precisely, 81 Wings, II Locos,
Anti Rent. Greene has elected both Locos, one of
whomis. like the Rensselaer, Wing Members, favora-
BILE to the objects of the Anti Renters, though not dis
tinctively of their party We think the 1ndepen-
den, ticket is elected in Otsego County. Il Wing,
sort.of Locos,) though the regular Sheriff has
succeeded. We presume both the Ulster Members
are Loco. though this is absolutely certain. In
Columbia we still hope tina; Pitts, Loco, is beaten
bv Halstead, Wing, running the Anti Rent ticket
We canno, yet tell which party has . Of the Men,
bers from Duchess, so close is the vote. In Cayu-
ga it is believed but not proved that one Loco is
elected Cattaraugus is believed to be Wing, but is
very close and but partially heard from. 1t seems
idle therefore 10 give table of Members elect un-
Ill the Official Canvasses shall tell US who they are.
ST. Lawrence gives Col. Young over 1900 majority
and elects him. John NJ. Holley is beaten by a
shameful apathy among the Wings OF Ontario.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-10
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov.


PHILADELPHIA. Nov. ~ NJ
The weather the last two DAYS has been Of the
mos, unpleasant character cold and stormy and VIII 10
io,,t, cause much sickness among our citizens.
The important case. 10 procure from the SchGyl-
Ill; Rank nj Philadelphia indemnity for the fraudulent
issue the stock OF the Bank OF nsneAy to the amount
NJ over. 81 0O0 during the Hosea J. Lewis time. Is
s pending in Equity before Judges ninS and Parsons
Durirc lh, week ending Yesterday, n large 0uSi.
ness was transacted in commercial matters the SAFES OF
rlour Grain Sugar Coal Iron. Lead, Seeds. and Noo,
bsinc heavy aud in instances az advanced Ta'es
This will not however b. the long all the trans
,rtaon lines between this city and Piltsburs Will have
ceased receiving goods after Tuesday next
The Police made descent about II O'Clock last
night upon party OF o0ioreG gentlemen enSa sed az gam
bling nj fashionable club house in 81 Marys Alley and
captured several of the number. WY not make &C.
scent upon the white gentlemen
| am pleased TO see disposition manifested on
the part the Judges of our Criminal Court anu seVe
raj magistrates break up the hundreds OF pocy Oh
fees which now ntest almost every street lane aud
alley of our ciy During the past few days several per
sous have been arrested and held TO bail.
Time works wonders! The humble three story
tenement in tie of the residence OF the late Peter
: DIX Ponceau the friend Of Washington, Franklin. La
Eaver,e and others the ~ +. OF Chestnut and
sixth s,s is shortly be- down 70 make way for
more modern eGcc. During the Revolutionary strus-
rle when The Congress Of the United States was In se
sion in Philadelphia the office for Secretary Tor Foreign
Affairs was located this building, and matter OF
course was daily visited by the llustrious patriots and
statesmen of those days Alas that All such memorable
places could not be preserved for all time TO conc
The Stock market continues IN the most tuctua
ting condition One day prices up, the next down
But few doubt the probability OF the State Treasurer
being able 10 pay the Hercs due III February next upon
the debt OF the Commonwealth yet Pennsylvania Ewes
nave been rcceding in value for several days past until
they were actually offered and sold at I3t ms Is Ger
tsnly strange state of affairs, and for one am unable
20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-10

until ,h,, cry viii next hc (as now III rSa'u W
,., that - ., IN, tote icr opposl'ion-'na' he f''''
-. -, ,,,.y,., ia involved. aud the Administration
,. ~, .,,,sinod. though blood shall flow III rivers
g., ,,hnt Was originally an unjnstor frivolous
,,ns, Such has been tho course OF weak IN" wien
-, r,,lera since Saic,crait MAS invented II IL III.
valley which has covered tho Garth WIKI u"ou''eu
,,,,s .,l l,r,ily castles and condemned the MILLIONS
=, h,,,,,ss and famishcd slavery 10 dcray Inc
..,.,, ,,,,,.l,snl Govrrn,ncn,s OF enormous Armies
i N,y,,s of Ordinance, rortrcsscs and Mun'-
-. AVA, tho interest Of all dcyoarinS National
Nh, And This must 10 on. until some ono Nation
.h.u ,ar, ~ trust in God rather than cannon. and
,,. itself firmly ON the ground Of Christian oolga
lion 10 abstain from NIL vudict'vo violence ana rom
r,ndcrnc OWL cor evil Let IN, ono do this, and Inc
butchers of mankind would be sha'ncd into mn apan'
,i,nm,u, oC their impicus practices II not OF their
,,Srnal designs and the reign OF Peace and Love
would soon be extended over the earth
Meantime. Merchants and Property Owners IN
New. Work laa arc culpabc in the sight OF EARN
and Heaven. for portion OF The evils when no"
,h-,a,,, You do or should understand this mat
,,r though others may not, aud must have known
month since that Locc-F COCO victory here would en-
COURAGE ana stimulate our feeble Executive IN 's'
evil ra,h he is pursuing. You knew that 'ne o'''
n,n Of the Tam,nany Ticket would be pro'''i"''u
as = triumph OF Polk Texas aud Oregon anu s''
y,u hardly lifted finger to prevent it ia" 0. you
,;s moi even vote nnctcnths OF the Fe''ia'''ue'
hardy ,o,ed and made no effort correspondents 10
~, ,,a.p;,ude Of the dangers 10 he aver'ed- had
va, done YOUR whole duty. Wing Delegations from
.,;s CIV and Kings would have given Wing ma
; , j., the Assembly and decided Wing victory
!, the Stale. The powerful weight OF New oFS
,,,.Id have been Eel, every where IN oppos't'o" 10
IN, mad career which our Government has entered
RI, vos refused 20 make effort lou oaseiy
deserted the noble Cause which and the excellent
Candidates whom i, was your imperative ou'! 10
sus;a;n And now, if convulsion, uncertainty ana
,,er-iia paralyzcd Industry and an arrested ON
n,crcs shall ill the land with Bankruptcy ana us,
,ress and render your Stocks your Notes your neA
rs,s,e o,:upsraively valueless-if captured shps
and bo.,hars. Cities shall fill the land with desola-
ZION and .sournas-on .son, the intelligent and the
shc whose saess ii is TO foresee and avert disas-
e-s who sire neither deluded in ignorance nor mis-
ie hv Ambition will weigh feartully the response
i,;l;,v. Heed i; now and evernlore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-10
Tioga Co.


H. GREELEY--Dr. Sir-The Old Hunkers' are buried
with their faces downward So far good. We had
glorious day here yesterday. Hon. GIDEON o. CHASE
is elected the Assembly by at least 800 majority over
the regularly nominated bunker candidate Reuben s.
Smith
We (the Whigs) concluded it would be best not to
nominate but on the day of Election all turn in and go
for Chase the Stump Candidate We did SO and the re-
sur is most favorable for paty-s the greatest tr
umph we have had. The Hankers sore and ia
ccs long Chase is in fine spirits Our village district
gave Chase 32l majority out Of 425 votes Smith had
jus, 40 votes and no more, the rest Abolition, &c
Yours respectfully.
YEA slip from the Owego Advertiser says that
Wheeler for Senator has about $50 majority-2OO
less than Folks last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-10
Correspondence of the N. o. Commercial Bulletin.

The closing of the gathering OF crops IN me ouE pa
rshes of Dc soto Caddo Claiborne and Sabine Is proof
tha, not over hall cotton crops will be made in cCnnec
ton there is hope will prove OF finer quality than
full crops had been made as more care mas oecn be-
slowed upon the picking and housing and planters have
brcn brs with the very best OF weather. Killing ros
l2th October inst month earlier than ever known be-
fore. We have made pretty fair corn crops The coun
try is alive with the resolve to visit Texas the new ad
o promise of national prosperity with idea TO satisfy
themselves before making permanent location a war
with the Prcky Pear Republic is considered here as
extremely improbable Nothing on earth couid possibly
he more popular in this part OF the State and If brush
does take place. the people eager to par'aAe OF the
C,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-10
r,nr,e.n Doy. Inter from Mexico.

We published on Saturday few items OF inIeii
ence cleaned from the Pensacola correspondence oil Tue
Mobile Tribune. Since then we nave received 'e"-Or
leans papers containing fuller accounts the pin oil wc
hasten 10 give.
The news from Mexico is anything but encouraging a.
regards that country The insufeconary disturbances
which recently broke out in the Department OF Lenors
bur were oueled by the Government have broken out
afresb horrible state Of affairs has been the conse
oueuce Different families lave called in band OF In
dams 10 their aid and executions constantly made on
both sides without the Formally OF Trial The Danish
uent OF Gen Urea said TO Dc the aTowed object OF
the insurreconsts Tobasco Is likewise TIE sea- OF IN
trpa broi!s growing principally out OF private ossen
s;,rs Texas and Iarsulipas are invaded by Anglo
Anne ricaus the Camanches overfuG ice department o
Durango bucherng and p!uncer;ng SO usua ahu carry
ing OF large numbers of prisoners as well as cstte ana
horses The a:frighed inhabitants had called upon te
Govern rscc for aid :her appliances and resources
being exhausted The absurd charge has been made oy
the Mexicaas that is By The nssaon oil America THESE
attacks are made, and that We have provided the "a
msnches Lifans and Tonka"sys with sF's and ainiun
lions.
Letters received fro. Santa Fs stated tina; Gen Gar
ris Condo was about setting ont 10 Eaus his OBJECT beng
~ ,;sn,rs, marry Of American emgrants. who he had
been informed had crossed the Naeste on tEe way 70
California and Oregon.
The assassius OF Zaconi have been arrested by the au
thorues of YerG Cruz.
Gen Paroles had made requistion upon the Govern
ment for 500 horses with announcements for his troops
which il unable comply with
An ARRAY had taken place at the theatre in Mexico be
tween two well known individuals win Tue accoutt "
which taken from the n O. Pcayune) we close this ar
Tbs sifTcultv between the Baron de Cyprey the late
French Minister aud the editor OF ~ SiLo MA s1uueu
10 above is given substantially AS follows oy inc C0F
r,p,js The evening OF the 3Oth september tlt bnion
having met in The lobby Of the theatre senior
Otarn tho princua editor OF FL SiL0 Nh addressed
n The LATER some words which were not understood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-10

u The Courier perfectly well understands
that we contemplate no Notification in regard TO
the fragrant iniQuities involved in Annexation This
will be persisted in by very large majority of the
Wing party. if by none others. We say again that
the means by which Annexation was carried through
the Senate dives, tina, act of all moral validity We
yield legal obedience however 10 all acts OF Con
gress which the Supreme Court decides TO be Con-
siilutional
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-10
Vth Senatorial District.

MIcHlGAS.-We have partial returns which are
sufficient to show tina, the State is Loco oco by
diminished majority. The great central County
of Washtenaw-last year Locob by 200, and SO since
ls4O-is now Wing by 200. Wayne, Macomb and
ST. Clair Loco usual. Our old friend Morgan
Bates formerly OF this City, ran stump for Senator
in Wayne-the Wings having made no nomina-
,ion-and is so votes ahead of his ticket in Detroit
We presume however ne has printers luck in the
County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-10

CENSUS OF THE CIrY.-lt will be remembered
that few weeks since, we gave table of the pop.
ulaton of the City by Wards, and that it presented
the remarkable result of decrease in the 18th
Ward, which we then remarked was indication OF
error This was so glazing that the Alderman re-
fused 10 receive the return, and compelled reenu-
meraton, the result of which is an increase OF a9s7
in that Ward. We now present the population, re
vised and corrected.