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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
LAMPS, CUTLERY, SC.
PREMIUM STORE.

PREM lU vi SlOhE.
COUTUOUY & MEYERS, 34l Broadway, respectfully
u invite the public 10 call and the
richest and extensive assortment 70 bc found In his
country. of BRoNZED and oRMOIU CHANDELIERS.
CENTRE, MANTEi, SOLAR, BRACKET ard READ
ING LAIPS CANDELABRAS, GIRASDoLEs, BRAC
KET BRANCHES and CASDLESTiCkS, III every varl-
ely Of paterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, new and superb article, pc
cuarly desirable for packets and steamboats,.
In evidence the superiority OF this portion OF their
stock any other OF its class offered TO the public IN this
City, they with honest pride refer to no less than SIX
GOLD and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded TO the
manufacturers within the years for the greatest
variety and beauty of patterns and the unrvaied nnsh OF
their work.
they represent and those who wish TO obtain first class
goods at price paid Tor sc as are OF very ine-
ror quality requested 70 favor chem with Gull nei1f
purchasing elsewhere.
u,- liberal discount to Churches and fIo,es 6f iy
STOCIENBU HGH ofe.s the following de.cribed goods
Hal I5nern! Of cnt anJ stained glass lars, patterns
GrauJoles Of Bronze nd Gilt sIei; :rety OF patterns
folar Ps;sat Vest, and oIrosa'ie L4mls :,
Britannia T-i.setts Dixon = sons. sheffield.
J,pd and PAPER hache " alters, in '.tt, or sin:le
Table Cutlery N sets, or knives by the Dozen.
Silver plated W1itrrs. Table CastorS, tak- Baskets &c
Purchasers will do well to call at i3 Fulton street. before
making their purchasing ln9
DODGE!io Z Sons CUTLERY-A. ". srir.S x
IA co "a Pearl have Just received uyoc. Of Rod
sers Sons -enulne Cu.y consisting oI Pen md Pocket
ei.ofs and R'zors which they are selling al the low
Ao ao Staas :sndf4 Of ,nd Tabs ;p cpt
farv-rS BGirh-r Knives Scissors Ivory Sr'ts sc al
1'HEAr nOLcr. r I i,NIshi ONr--lhe under.
~ signed kees constantly hand at low prices good as,
surtGnrnt of Hardware Tnwai-. Brt.nl4"afe JnPanDe1
ware, Woodwae and Bdssts An excellent assortmet OF
Table Cutlery of CHI lowest market prices;
Pocket aud Zen Knives OF all escrtions BaGnla Coffee
les Pots. Ls0s. &c Tea Tays Of all DESCRIPTIONS.
Also large number Of choice patterns Of Gothic Tea Trays,
very cheap Also 'ollowwae, Pots. KETTLES S,dons,
Carpenters Tools c-ap aBd o the brst quality. Planes,
Saws, Cnises Also. Nails Locks C,5I,.t Tacis &c.
Likewise Brushes Of almost -vefy kG-Cloth aad HAIR,
Scrub aHd Pant and Du>nG Buses. An excellent variety
also of Woodware aud B.sk-t Tubs Pals, Wash Boards.
Clothes Horses, Bowls and T@ys BEooms cradles BASKET
Chairs. French Travelling Baskets &c Pleas X X.
Johnston cali AZ 50 Cdth-rn- snd he VIII strive TO &C.
comm6d.ir you wih any thing his line cheap as can be
afforded 10 tie City. X. X. JOHNSTON.
An excellent Of oval aad oval hollow Pa
tent Brass Stair Rods. rnl2
NIXON & SONS and American Britannia Iva and Cof:
~ lee Pots single Knives and Forks Flat and
Round Starr Rods Lined sad inameied sauce Pans Pots.
Kettles. spiders. Bake Fan. e, Ity: ;staTs Sc for sale
b. SEAMAN LOWERRE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

FOREIGN PORTS
At Turks Island slh inst brig Leland. Baker for Hap
tor Roads, schr Currency, for Philadelphia, mex, day
ATS, Jorns NE. May }, Kate Pendergas., Boram. Bal
umore.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

Fsf sale al Isl FCLToN STREET Ie South Pc ar
Albany Backn BGl Try MI Welk. Dfuss.t UtleS
Rsmsn & Co.. Hutsun Aarer TtI;sI Seh-neciasy Ar.
Eow!e Lansenhurrh, and PRINCIPAL pfsEn throughout tie
United States.
None genuine s1r.n, ppt in The large square boe whlrb
contain qu1rt and signed IN wcn signature oi - p.
TOWNSEND, and this name blown Il The sss.
mySO cod 3,1' I Is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

lent OF Coops ue and I,fnzl.ss aud Paper OF every
kiat adsptsd 10 thtir uznufacturer's pnees
Al EUGENE ELY co II + altoI-ss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
y Real ESTATE. MARKET,

ssSa "-'-> Baslm.nt b.st nt' emce. n0A' > &a
srzl.. Old No. 2O-New No. "a Wsllst. n. 7. sS-A-
We have for sale the most favorable trfms
IMPROVED FARMS fa descriptions and prices. from u"
1860 Acres and from S5n0 to s2U. -sch ,n
NEw LASp, ~ New York. PennSylvsnia. Virginia, W.
s"ur Tennessee. Michigan Illinois, Iowa, and WSeon'''
Il, tess Hdu Gpoe,Iment prices. e.,
Lime. Quartz feli'far Alum. Burr Stones, Coal iF0n'
Lead C"ppersIj Tiu. ,,,n
wlici. afr oiief-d for i,,sh .reaf sacrifice.
-f- siecuiy iGre. all who wshto purchase heal 80 -
Gf Gry dcsctpi9' situated any paIt ~ oar eTirirM
and i-.Tr from Register where they can eest cO
ti- object oi their deSir-. ,,.
oar .sOcf.rEn AstTcY. eriendicg throughout 9arys
and america gvS the possible facilities or s~s
al Who vii IA, = with their commands. ,r
p nEt,-,r ARNoIp RrvyrM u -.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

KS. y rAhM fUh S4,i.E->ittate Oh tnc ioan IoI .
STlR Scw Rochelle 10 White Plains, about equi-islAI
from csch containing I5G Of land. al oi "l4ca
IS plough ana excepting ten acres, which Is ~o0'
The place divided by lane, and is laid out Into
lent lots for cultivation. Al the fences are OF soHe
COED ORDER and the ground in high stale OF clitNA
Tie buildings ali good character and III ordsi For 'eIS
apply 10 3. y. KENYON, on the premises or
,l9 n !. AURfANCE. ~ John a.. Sc"-fnr..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

RI ORDER oi haI-s Dsiy an ASSOCIATE jug= o the
~ cour Common Plsss and for The City and CoudJ
Il New YoIk-Notiee hereby given ruuan to the
of the authority attachments agair' non-r-
,CeH, debtors that attachment mas issued against the
DAVIS Siu1ey. re,dsn: OF North Yarmouth Stale OF
Slachue;is -ad that the viii be- sold for the
Of s debts unless appear ami discharge such attachment
according law within monhs from the first pubca-
and that the Of any oOts due
him by reL-nIs this aud the delivery him
nj, Of any ropeF- whin this STATE belonging % him
and lra>r ri such property b. MIN forbidden By
law azd vod-D-t<d the eth day Of .larch. l5i5
Brs BENEDICT & REBEE, A,t'yt for Ati.chin: Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
FIRST PREMIUM NE.W-YORK
DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY, I,

DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY,
Corner of Broad,cay and Fu!soa-street, entrance
tiirG door.
SsTHEIE may be had MINIATURES which, for beauty
w OF color, tone and effect, al al times commend
themselves and If superior equal any ;ha; have
been heretofore taken. Nj y. does no; claim superiority
fo himself but leaves his pictures 70 the criticisms OF 4
Just and intelligent public. who well As strangers are
Invited cal tire Gallery before going elsewhere. whe
warranted give satisfaction, a cooled IN beau
;if manner and in which epS Nj. 3. does claim
superiority il being fed by competent and practical
person. Taken IN ~ kinds Of weather, from a ii. IL:
?. NJ.
..sThe American Institute awarded First Preinig,n
II. b. Braty 4, the late Fair.
distractions carefully given u the arr.
i7v Al T. BRADY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

- OkDEk OF Daniel iratt, Fist Julge OF UnOndaga
ID County Courts. aud Counsellor q; Law In the Su-
preme Court-Notice s hereby given, at attachment
hs issued against the Of Elijah Croft Of Commerce
State Michigan. -resden; debtor, due proofs
made 10 the said Judge &c pursuant the directions of
the statute. concerning attachments against abscondDg
concealed or nonresident debtors and tha, the same will
be sold for the payment Of his debts unless he the said
Elijah Croft, appear and discharge such attachment,
cordius 20 law, within nine months from the hrst publ
cation oi this notice. and thate payment Of any debts
due him by residents Of this State and the delivery
him for hls Of property within this state be-
longing him. and the transfer Of any such property by
him fo-h!dGeA by Law ald are vcd.-Deted Septeu
bc- 3O;h 1874. FORBES & SHELDON,
o5 Tavern Attorneys for hrfachii. Creditor,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

S.css FOX SALE. CHEAP-A pleasant country fesjnes
@ su liable or Ivfson dong IN The CITY being
A> distlnt from only about an hours nd n afs
situate adjoining thr pleasant village OF SpTnshsd NswJT
sew the Church. Post Office, &C. being mile from NV
ark from Elizabeth Tawo and IS from Ne" York the M@
RS x Essex ksi!road passing within half ml- o 4, Gi
.lilvc The Frm contains 80 Of first quality LaHdm
high of cultivation. well wairrrd and well tnccdwTh
mat and cOmm0dious Dwelling House large Barn. Carnr
House aud other necessary oubudugs all nearly new rSr
session b mad whenever desired aud part o The pa cha.
money remain II wished Price S)sn inglr
The premises. ofD JONES, Ailvile, ns,r tho Farm T
In NrwIork At lJ2 Nassau ST. basement. New orr H,v
myiA lmiaw'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

NIXON Z, SONS aud American Briiaaa. Iva and Cof:
~ lee Pots sets single Knives and Forks Flat and
Round Star Rods Lined tnamelIed Pans. Pots,
Krit.ts spIt, Bake fa., Tea Trays stoIs Nc for sale
b. EANAN LOWERRE.
app 7ri-s 20 Sprirg-sfrsrr t,r--riyIch
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

DISASTERS
Brig Josephine OF and from Richmond, for Boston. put
into Hampton Reads the l9h instant, having sprung
leak lost boat and received other damage in the gale tho
18th and 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

pY ORDER OF the Honorable Michael UlshoeIer, FIRST
ID Judge Of the Court Common rleas for the City ard
County NevYorknotcc is hereby gwen, pursuant 10
the provisions of auihorsng
NONRESIDENT debtors th.n attachment has issued against
the es:ateof THOMAS HAWKS, resident OF the state
of kenu Ky and that the viii bc sold the pay
uleni Of his debts uni lie appear and discharge such at
iaci;eut according Jaw, within nine months from the
rs publication this notice and that the payment ofany
debts him by residents of this and the delivery
20 him or his use OF any property within this state be-
longing him and the transfer OF any such property hy
h are rutden by law and void. Dated the 22t day
OF august 1874. JOHN II. MAGHER,
an2; lqw9rr Attorney for Atiaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
MACHINERY FOR MANUFACTURES, &C.
WARRANTED CAST-STEEL EDGE

WARRANTED CASI-SlEEL LDpF-
T0oLs-The real genuine Ccngcr's Tools
IGs&8 es& can only be had a; 33 A.:orney-a.ree;-
lMdBs6 whe:e they are E'ade and finished with
0 nv own hanGs; therefore can recon-
mend .hera and q: Geo1ge Brgs Z CO.'S Plat-stree;
ho.e tool. offered By Osborn Little, % Futon-st
and other stores stamped "Conger, are not my make,
and are designed 10 deceive Mine are stamped thus
"Conser New-York 80 Attorney-st. The nans Of j.
conc.r gerry IA also adted-he having interest in the
business liberal discount Deasrs Please observe
the stamp 125c 3rn" JOHN CoNGER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

DAGUERREO REOTYPE--PLATES PLATES :.
~ PLATES TO DAGu uEKREOTyrE ARTISTS &
AMATEC RS-in consequence OF I-peatet complaints from
the Pnes. the subscriber becs vs 10 inform them that
ne manufacturing Plates o superior quality % that
have hitherto besn used tins country: These Plates have
5ecn tsy tr ans es,ed oy several OF he u, xDersnce
and ,Su and the United Stsrs from
whom he ha, received ceca.e La; they superior 20
Plates they before used
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

. SId WARD LUMBER iAID, ~ tile OF s4tB
- street. Hudson Eiver.-G. S. MOTT taxes pleasure
giving notice the Of real es;:ts and residents,
thst he hand large assortment Of Lumber Of all
kinds which ne Offers Tor sale the advantageous
terms. lud well he compete with other deal
ers in the City prices and quality, and particularly IN
vtes al persons give him cs ard examine his seek
pre-iru< IN purchasing. ia
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
CROCKERY WARE.
CROCKERY, &c.

SIP DEWEY.
Importer and Dealer u French and English
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
lg7 Water street, topposii. U. 8. Hotrl)
New ork,
Woud inform hi, and the public that having been
making large addition, his establishment he has row 10
offer them The most extensive and complete OF
(oods in hi, line beor, opened in this country ncud
ing in addition 10 the above.
Stone Ware, Looking Glasses,
Clocks, Solar, Astral and Hall Lamps,
Girandoles, &c. &c. &c.
All of which will be aod terms favorable those Of
any similar establishments in III. United S,t-i 2Sy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
From The Albany Evening Journal.
IN TnuNSEN ARSAPARlIlt !

= a
We invite attention advertisement oi Dr. Townsend 10
another column. We have fsGueniJ published the ceft
popular remedy copy to-day are Igne by gentle
well known TO thi community. we nave no Inclination
pra Unfortunately all kinds OF medicine. but when
indpUtahe o virtue of an Article We eare
10 the aissled
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

GREENWICH POTTERY
No. 25 Yves, Eighteenth ST. between 9th and 10th Avenues
THE attention Of the public called the a.
tcl-s manufactured al this Establishment eons.tin- III
p.rt of the following, viz:
St0n. Ware, E.arthen War.
Portable Furnaces, Flower-Po.s,
Beer Jugs. Oven Tile
Chimney Tops Greenhouse DO
Stove Brick. Backs Jlnbs i0r sraies,
Fire. Brick Fire Cement ard Clay. &c.
As this Establishment; the ony Of the kind IN the city
where M t- above articles manufactured and sold Deal
rr, s.e respectfully .nvl,-d CALL and the; will b. supplied
cieGycr and better than can be had in the city
900 Portable Furnaces hand and ready Tor The
su-ti. trad- mr.; fm WASHINGT0N SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

II,Ip SEATING MACHINERY Sc-For sale. all
/ III. machiuery N iii'F s.s;ing Factory IN
hi, City including cards patterns reds harness, fraIne.
n.,,s, ROVER ard haud-loous with G.tn: and 'haiIihg
complete copper ooias tubs esh hoTse power steam
engine h b"iiers furnace Complete reservoirs lined
with le.d-rickns machine cot mschihe eariif Wheels
jacquard rn,chn- &c &c
Also large quantity OF Goods uaaslc'ured and unrntn-
ui,ctued VIZ Pain and Dam..k Hair seating and material;
for IN the ed variety OF articles COM
nosug an assortment IN IN. trade.
Also two ho,s, two wagons i.racs'i LOT oil once
ni;ure. &c &c. =,
ceib-r Or in parc.s 10 suit purchasers application 10
nyi5 Bow Il WM. EMERSON. Assignee. 10 w ail't
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

DLAYlNG CARUS-E4eirs. Hsnry Eighth, t.issler
Merry AnG.e~s and Hixhl.lders of the celcbra:rt Bart
ler M,nuf.ctaR, for sale Only by
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

HOE &COiS WARRANTED CAST STEEL SAWS.
E1-he proprietor, oi the Flo- PnnGg Press iachiue
and Saw Mandatory bes leave inform t public and ine
eon,uner, OF saws generally tnt eis Hoe Go Warrant
Ell ss Steel Saws sold as formerly, through
any exclusive commission hcc,e ~ ;'' CITY, ou, that th-
sam. NAV be sy ui the hardware houses ~ thiS
cy or al the OF the mttnlacnferi nos y aud
odreet of the hardware trade generally throughout
the United States snd Canada
These SAWS are all made Of Sander'9n Brothers Co.;
TO maintain 1t no Effort. will he spared their manufacture
~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

PATENT iNDESTRUCTIBLE WATER PIPE.
yVNHE Subscribers uauuilctue P- cheaper snd oe 81
than any other for the conveyance OF water 70
cx and residences IL conveys IL az pure
as he fountain itself and hey odrrGnf II superior anu more
d,rujle other Tor drain soil aud waste i ana 9r
nvirsuc nroscs generally An premium OF ten 6o-
lars and silver medal awarded the Inventor al The last
All orders proini a,teidrt 10 al a2 Futou,ttee!
I'll, I'll ' ' l. BALL 4 co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

pY ORDER OF The H.n. Ashley Samp.on, Fr,t JsdI- 0f
~ the County Court Of the County of Monroe. Nore
hereby hat attachment has Issued against the estate
OF JEFFERSON MORRISON. non ea!ten, debtor on due
procf ,ud Judge, 10 the directions u the
cogcerlin, attachments against nbscondng
ceaed and nonresident deb.on and TIM, The will be
sold Of his debt, unless he dchnre
sush according law within months from the
first publication c hI notice and that the payment Of
Gats due the SAID Jefferson Morrison by of this
md the delivery HIM Or his oi property
within his State belonging him. and the transfer of any such
properly 5y :- 'n.oddsn BY Lay and yoEt.Drtet
Rochester Mag s,h. ls4s.
ASHLEY SAMPSON. f.:,; Judge. &c.
H. GAY. Aitnrney Tor Attaching Creditor rhl Law ON
II ruK>l NLE gf an order ti,. surroSlt. uf the
County New-l ofk notice HEREBY Eiven 70 :ll eg-
nirr; claims sgaIE,, JOHN J. WFURD lse
Of the City Of Richmond vizina deceased, TO present the
with Ii, voucher, thereof The Iuoseber, the Of
ice Of Josi4n H. tp?leEae No. Chaabers-street tbs
City Of New oefor. rwsntyGri day Of Octo
bsr n.lt-D.ted New iork. The ls DAY of April lsi5.
JOHN CRAWFORD. and J ,,;.,-,,-
JOSIAH APrIt.t1AI"E Saohi.i'sritns9
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

ARPETs-es piscss Lowell aat o. .tvles fine rn4lina
4 and ,i,ta-fine all wool C.rr.tt Ao. 20 pieces II Cot
Mi ''''" SEsMri II < co 30 Pe-..r--t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

PAUL. B. GODDARD. 81. d.
JOSEPH F.. PARKER, Hrd
WM. &. MASON. AInrtsUTr
Messrs. W X + LANGENtiElN, Operation. Pb,d.
- LITCH x NEIpPLE. DO Boston.
,AGENTS-Messr. " & F. LanEsnhem Exchange and
Wiamt Mason. IS CheSnu;se,t. Ih lseiI Ihin and Mess
Itch j Whppe, 70 Washington ,;!sci, BOSTON.
None genuine une-s Stunned Z VIII I. maker. " Y"
manufactured and soll whoesa and retail. by
nl2y EDWARD WHITE. l75 Broadway. y. York
UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN
CALLERY. Us Broldw.y NJ stain. E. White would re-
u Ospectul call the Citizens sgG stranger.
the Cy lis splendid collection Of psSuerr.otyp P05-
tgsts single guups from 20 persons the
plate winch for beauty AMI .ccnncy OF d-netcn ce
SURPASSED Portrait, all kids OF weather either with
without the colos the OF which he has reduced
III CHARGED ~ the mex cr;sGccd IN the business
IN. American Institute IL, are exhibition awarded NJ
Wh;e te First Premium for ihe best D.gu-rr-o;vT Like.
orgrouFns and general stct which bu, .noifr.
proof OF the superiority Of hi, Portraits alp II -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

/,Et-aT EAKCAINs IN Dtt GOODS The lar.est
I'd b., ,elrct,d stock Of Dry Goods this city Can b
found at Llpps s2 C,,st-'fEstT HIS ,tofk eoasl.ts
Pngbans Lawns. hiuSlinr. Linens. Broad Cloths. Csss
NOR, lad every other description OF Good. usually found
n, Good, store All c which will be sold chsaps- ihsa
Al sny other in this city.
Pie.se call and satisfy yourselves WI LlDDLk,
- 81 C-Csl-st N-yr-N rrk.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-22
FROM MEXICO.


The New Orleans Bulletin gives the subjoined
items Of intelligence from Vera Cruz papers to the
9th ultmo:
The late President ad interim, Don CANALIzo,
was about to be brought to trial by direction Of the
Grand Jury of the Congress, for debating, on the
Goth November last, the assault upon the Consti-
tutional Government. Don IGNATIo BAssADRA was
likewise to be tried, under the same order, for hav-
ing signed the decree.
The new Government, it is stated has taken into
consideration the necessity of taking measures for
the regulation of the finances of the country, and
to classify and arrange the public debt.
In the sitting of the Chamber Of the 18th nltmo,
propositions were made for reform Of the constr
tutional law and the organization of the Govern
ment upon a new basis. The juntas of the differ
ent Departments were also engaged in suggesting
notifications Of the existing basis Of the Govern
| ment.
| A proposition has been submitted by the Com
missioners Of public credit, in conjunction with tn
Committee of the Chambers, to provide for the cur
rent debts of the Government. 1t is proposed tina
debts contracted. subsequent TO the sih of August
ls4l and previous TO the 9th of August, 1874, sha
be funded at six per cent.
j All The DEGREES Of the former Government iery
ing forced loans and unusual fares for the prose
Gallon of a uar against Teas hare been repealed
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-22
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The annual election in New Hampshire for Co
vernon, State officers, and Representatives in Con-
gress, took place the 4th inst There were three
regular tickets-Whig, Democratic, and Abolition ;
md Mr.. HALE, Democratic member Of the late
Congress, was candidate for reelection indepen-
dent of his party, who struck him off the list Of
their nominations and substituted Mr.. Woodbury..
The returns indicate that the Democratic candi-
date for Governor is reelected by small majority,
and that the entire ticket of the same party for
Members Of Congress has also succeeded, though
The gentleman substituted for Mr.. Hale was behind
the vote Of his colleagues. Both branches Of the
Legislature are Democratic, as usual.
The Representatives to Congress, il is worthy Of
note, have been again chosen by the general ticket
system, in defiance Of law andshave Of course not
The slightest legal right to seats in the next Con-
gress, any more than those whom they succeed had
70 seats in the last.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-22

communication from this city in the New York
Evening Post intimates that I" the old Federasts
and modern Wings caused the delay which occur
red in the Senate in passing upon Mr.. BANcRoFT's
nomination to the Navy Department. As for q the
old Federaists" we cannot undertake to speak but,
ii the correspondent Of the Post means to convey
an intmation that the hesitation Of the Senate in
confirming the nomination Of Mr.. B. was OCCASION
ed by the Wings in that body or any one Of them we
have authority for saying he entirely mistakes the
matter. The Wings left the course of proceeding
on that nomination altogether to the political friends
Of the President, and they, having the majority,
had it in their power to control the action Of the
Senate as they pleased.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-22

FRoM IcHAnoE.--The ship Shakespeare arrived at New
York Monday with 100 tons of guano, from the island
Of Ichaboe the coast Of Africa Her captain states that
when he e the nearly all gone About three
hundred sail Of British vessels and eight ten Americans
loading waiting for cargoes and others arriving
to the number of thirty or forty per day. Many Of them
would be unable to obtain cargo in fact vessels were con-
san leaving without cargocs search of the article to the
leeward.
lchaboe being open roadstead, much damage was su
tanned by the vessels in chatting against each other Quite
number Of British vessels had been wrecked The ship SIR
Robert Peel and brig Thomas WITTY both British, foundered
about 90 miles s. E. from St Helena being deeply laden
with puano The crews saved themselves in their boats and
had arrived at ST. Helena
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-22

The Letter which appears in to-day's paper con-
corning the proposed Terrtsry of Nebraska is from
gentleman, now in the far West Of high character
intelligence, and with the ample opportunities
for information the subject to which it refers. 1t
reached our hands before the close of the late SEES
sion of Congress but, perceiving that the question
which it discusses likely to increase in interest
after the adjournment, it has been held up until
iiow, when, In the absence for the moment of more
exciting topics, may be hoped to attract the serious
attention to which it is well entitled
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-22

That portion Of the Railroad Bridge at Hnpers Ferry,
which has lust been completed, gave way second time on
Tuesday evening last A9tran of twenty seven cars We're
0ong over a the tmea portion Of which passed over tho
new span in safety when the engineer hearing the crash APP
ped more steam and thus prevented all from being precp-
ated into the river But Of the were thrown INTO the
water as the connecting pieces between the cars were made
oe wood and were thus easily brokenanoher evidence OF the
advantage Of wooden connecting pieces as the whole train
mu have went down had they been iron man and boy
were thrown off into the river but they were fortunately res
cued with no other injury than the shoulder blade Of the man
being broken Virginia Free Press