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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29
n-...-.or. coxrt.eaArlos-The city Of Co

n,s,s,pors coyrLAGRATloS-The city OF Co
Iumbus Ga was visited BIZ Destructive are on he
,n., which broke cut at midnight and before morning
had laid nearly an entire square in ruins Following
sii.t Of the sufferer from the Muscoeee Df"'eyat
,yss.o, :. Boober insured for 5000; Micncn y
B.upb no insurance loss TO Si2ccp fuitet , 49,
ton loss 5000 II. W. 4 d Nance b[eAe' -,
insured $1,000 + & Il Meiinef, loi'. ioss i S
e & PhoIe A. K Aver auction and commission . nus,
~ ;,,.,,rsn.s- lnsi.,. 4 Cspp. suuis removed ~" :
SsI no Insurance Carter X Stockton, insured sSV'v
(; winters Bank - Msry's everything saved even ~
the nksand Luke Reed so9ds 5enSys9 ySnn siey
law otsce contents saved t. Il Weodrur soots re-
TO- .sssrmspr * Co.. " nir- s t"rfsH, res
t,nrst. A Gunst x Co. A b. Mcneil l. = DAVIS ai'
nov q co George II Bctz. + So't.r J. D. h!VA-' ~ u
atsy W,llers and John Fox, removed mosi oil tneNf
-, II Andrews lottery office NJ Louis boot
maker all saved The Times Office, pnrt rem W.
in much confusion. tuli insurance Mo- Sno-,n
Rooney shops OclethorpeSt ocTutya9,s ESQ.,
= c,rr .t4;.a House Ware and J d " ets tee''N
-or a-tics generally removed he area oil the eu'h'
district is about 90 feet hy '1tO -, ,.,bs,
Fgrther PerficALcrsNNe have,b enabled 10 sA'ie.
,ujv few more particulars. The following atc -
nj tho princins owners ol the buildings "ui0'
have been burnt with rough estimate 81 'uei
Jobn Ranks > stores value $5uUU; ho-eJ h'is's"'
,or. slOUO John Warren l store. S5tVu J"hn o.
Winter store aud bankin. house. il4y insuiou go,
Gen Mcpougald 10 or Is stores, rent OF ""i'u ,
th. interest on 100000 SJ0OC0, MIR ha! n' AuEIs''
store $4,000; Mr.. Clspp, Unsursd} 500 80, - -
stores = 600; Thomas Morris and Col Jones sao'
GEO. A. H. Bell x Co LOST about 81 uVu wortn OF soo
Ezekiel and Llchton $ COO J. NJ bon y 90 60 60
ed by insurance, 5000 l. j. Dawes Insured So
sufficient TO cover all loss Mitchell 4 Baush tois !us
10 10 $1,000 Wesson Booher. loss coVefe! eS 'nSS
ance The total less in buildings VIII exceed >lVo0'V'
and may reach 10 SlJOOuO. D., :; ;.,r
4 brennan named Josiah Praughin was severely hJuI'
ed by the falling OF q wall. 1he htN' ui"' va r ''
bring still farther particulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

PURE JAVA COFFEE FOR THE HoLIDATs.-Vrry nae
od government Java Coffee Of the most delicious asor
only IT, per b. roasted and ground prime old Sunss de-
10 cents with large Of bunch Rsisins, whoe
half and quarter boxes whto saPes cton dried currasn
pruue, dgs kc al OF which offered very loves
narke. prices also, prime article OF Key al 3D.
per ID. 81 wholesale AID retail by J. o. FOWLER,
25g cor Murray, 42e Greenwieh.t cor vesry. d24e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

THE Acknowledgement Farnham has come out,
in the Boston Atlas with OF facts relating 10
the loss of his vessel in which he gives conclusive evil
dencc that the catastrophe within his ability
to avoid, very strong gale and heavy prevailing
at the time, and the atmosphere being clouded
with aud Capt. F. also denies, point blank,
the report of his being under the influence OF liquor
and calls upon the originator of the charge its
racity by public examination. His explanations are
simple and bear with them the impress Of truth. At
such time the wonder is, not that accidents OF this
ture sometimes occur but that we not hear Of Them
ottcAcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

FINE NEw TEAs.-our friends in Albuuy will learn b.
his Ina! Tie PeIin Tea Company OF s city haze opened
depot for .Ge vi lheir 4s MaTAess Eow c
S7s Broadway under tbs Townsend House This CompsSy
import The creates. variety Of fine Green and BlAcS Teas
any establishment in this country, and cell reaios'
bic PRICES You may always be o, obtaining aiff
-Uiled 10 oar ~ishes. We copy lie following:
ADELicious BLACK TEA Al ~ CENTS Pea PocSo.-"s
nsVe cfaaA i;s Gem htsI "a, eac II yis SeSs
forh, We VIII dIiaE !! agec ind what Is more. we VIZ
bring enest OF home with Tor ourself and oeigneol-
We have frequently paid dollar pound for back 9s
but We never before obtained any thing equal this
uaed 10 be very fond Of VINE hereafter drns
The delicious Ooong sold By a- Pekin Tea Company si~
Very reasonable price OF ffy cents per pound.
Brantiord Courier
We drink Green Tua, and for many years have bean ~
Ing one dollar Per pound for Il But kauks 10 the feAIa
Company We low get better from them al 70 cen1'
pound we dfiak one pound per week, by when Nc -
no" SAVING lntecG dollars per year, And enloy.Hs
ea IN The bargain Comnis nd ~ To PeAin lea
We say. oauiW-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

~ Peaes beautiful Painting OF Life and Death, or
Virtue War and lntemperance, known as the Court OF
Death, Is open visitors from 10 A. NJ until 10 NJ
every day except sunday at the Of Broadway end
Leonard st. 1t will remain in New.York only a short
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

RESIGNATION OF Mr.. SLIpgLL-The \. o. Cour-
Ter o! Dec 18th announces the receipt of address
fro M Mr. John Sidell tie Electors o; the First Con
sressora District of La stating that in consequence
Of having been MesGo ne
seat In Congress which be held as their Represents
tive l, is dated II. s. ship ST. Marys, of Vera
Cruz, 29th Nov. ls45.'
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The Rival Houses ut Albany.
The Albany correspondent of the Herald writes

thus;
You will recollect dit some months since, that
E. Croswen contemplated going to Washington to take
charge of the Unon in conjunction with Richie. The
Argus hay contrsdicted this rumor and declared that
contracting parties Now however there's not particle
of doubt that Edwin Croswel will so 10 Washington
within four weeks for the rpose of entering into these
He Indicates in favor oil Sherman Croswel French OF
the Albany Atlas viii be Postmaster, and Cassidy inc
junior editor Of the AdS will 80 into partnership with
Sherman for The State printing The itas IL is believed
VIII be discontinued though this is not certain.
Our own advioes from Albany are later than the
above and do not confirm the above statement 1t
imports that the coalition has yet been consum
mated. though sabect of anxious consultation aud
conference for weeks past. We think the story Is
not true yet bat suppose j, will come to be in the
course Of time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

Es Hon Gxo. W. WOODWARD OF Pa Mr.
Folks nominee for the Bench of the Supreme Court
has not ye, been confirmed. as The Union annopnc-
ed. On the contrary, there is great opposition to
him, and chance that he may be rejected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29
Iiuppy Lovers.

A few wears ago Mr. Daniel S. Dickinson, then
smartsh pettfogger, small joker and proiuse scrip
,ure- quoter in the Broome County Courl'-ihen ana
always thick and think supporter of Safety Fund
Albany Regencyism-formally proposed IN the
County organ Of his party that the New-York Clty
Loco. Focos-the genuine SubTreasury Hard Mo-
new boys-be turned out Of the party-cut adriiI ana
packed of as ipjuring the concern more ny tneir
absurd doemas and lack of responsibility than they
could possibly help it by their votes. He proposed
To form them into procession and make them wheel
of the regular track; and in the procession, as he
family marshaled it, we recollect this division:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

- There will be Sunday school Exhibition this
evening in Rev Mr. stillwes Church. The exercises
will be very interesting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

THE CHgRoKEE DFFlcULrlEs-Thc Editor of
the AGpocac is inclined to mpute the death of the In
dian Waite supposed have been killed by the police
to the relatives those among the cherokees of whose
death he had been the author Waite is described
of desperate character and if this be the case, the
authorities cNonerated from all blame in the matter.
The company OF U. 5. Dragons commanded by Capt.
Boone is s,ll stationed q, Evansville. Numbers of the
Cherokees have crossed the line with their families TO
escape from the depreda,ions The bandit,i The ex.
element is slightly abated John Thompson, a Chero
kee, murdered Creek Indian Bayou Menard while
in a state of intoxcstion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29
Probable sock Of Cana! Hour in this City on the

lst of January DeSt-- ohls ct IV-
Now, ifit be true that the foregoing affords reliable
data then present stock Of Flour does not much
coed what will be required FOR domestic pur-
poses By computations that have been often made, the
consumption OF this City and ofits immediate neighbor-
hood depending upon It for supply OF oreadstufs,
amounts to fifteen hundred barrels per day which for
four months 10 the lst OF May next, would amount to
nearly two hundred thousand barrels.
IT, then the export of this article should continue in
the OF the past three or four months s eject WI"
soon be felt here. A SUBSCRIBER
GRAlN-We hear of but little doing exceptin Barley,
of which sale 10000 bushels reported for export
65 clearing out nearly II not quite the whole
stock IN market small sale OF old white Jersey Corn,
ECO bushels made az 20 cents. The supply OF Corn
was small.
BEESwAX-Sales 5000 u yellow at 80 c.s
WHISKY-Drudge IS down 10 "a cents with moderate
sales. Bbls quiet al aoG2o5 Cts
PROvlSlONS-There is literally nothing doing ex.
cepcng IN Beef which Is selling for coastwlse ship
,,ent az G3s for Prime and EOS rs for Mess Pork
is heavy al present al articles OF provisions In
consequence OF the lghtness OF the money market
OLIVE notice sales OF $500 gallons Crude Whale
for home so: Cts American Lnsecd Is inactive
a. % cents cash 800 baskets Narssies Olive sold In
lots al 81 mos Al the Eastward 600 Dbls Crude Sperm
parr 80 cents cash and here $500 gallons Besched Win
Ter w hale, i255, cr time.
COFFEE-The market though drm, is quiet and the
few sales made show no change.
BRICKS-Hsrd North River wiihou; change, be-
ing In steady lair demand ar al "a =, cash-
RICE-Ssle 100 Ics good quality new crop AT 81 IS
cash The market s very heavy and the sales OF the
week establish decline OF about IS CTS ? 100 u.
SALT-Sac Of 500 sacks Ashtcn's Liverpool Fine at
81 AZ. 4 mos.
IROS-very little demand. 80 tons best Scotch Pig
brought ST. cash. The last ssles OF Swedes were az
SIS,
LlME-The receipts of Thomaston hare been Light
Sales OF ca-goes al 9 cents which Is an i'm
provement.
FLAX-Sale Of $1,000 70 Jersey mas been made Tor
export. 4. cents, cash.
FRuIT-There have been sales of 1000 boxes Bunch
Rsi=ins a: sea- TO- 500 hf do 81 ocl IS 500 or do %
Cos cents, mos.
TOBACCO-Ths market continues very quiet Sales
o; 10 hhds common kentucky about q cents ros
25 cases Connecticut Seed Leaf, for export 10; 40 do
Florida Sesar Leaf 1000 cash and 50 bales Sc. Jago
&C terms we did not learn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

IL GAME or MONKEYS is the name of anu,
sing Holiday present for sale BY saxton & Miles, 10
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

Pege-Relisious Privileges and Toler-
), Leuer from Corpus Christi; Secret Societies; Mes
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Court CaIendnr....TAls DAY.


COMMON PLE1s.-PubIished on Friday, adding 81 20
Firs, Part
CIRCUIT Couar-Csienda, Suspended I'LL Wednesday,
except for in9uests-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

e Capt THOMAS WHEELER, member elect 10
the Legislature OF Maryland from Caroline County, died
on Monday last az the age Of IS years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

Fourth Pase-Mysterie-, By Augustus Saodgrass; Re-
DIV 10 Mercstor; Sales OK Stocks Marine News &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

FROM BuENos AYREs-The bark Mason Barney,
Capt Scott arrived this port yesterday in sixty
days from Buenos Ayres five six days later than our
advices by the brig Facouer but che brings additional
news of importance. The blockade was still continued
u s brig cambridge sailed few days before the Mason
Barney Tor Montcvideo the u ship Boston still al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29


MORO SuFFRAeE.-On this subject the State
Journal, published al White Plains, Westchester
County, makes the following pithy statement:
In order to enable our readers to for them
selves on the proprety OF negro voting present to
them view of the condition Of the negro population OF
this County taken from the record OF the
Of the County now file in the County Clerks Office.
Number OF negroes in the County. .l,673
Do do taxed ..-......-.... ~
Do negro voters ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oO
From this 1t will be that there is negro in
th1ysir in this County who Is possessed of freehold To
the extent OF the value OF $3.50 and but in toen'y
to who contribute in any manner for the support OF
Government
& ~ Democracy is growing so aristocralic that
twill soon be arguing that poor man has no soul
The argument here is that men who have not prop
erty enough TO be placed on the County list of Tax
ables have no right to vote; which argument would
deny the Right Of Suffrage 10 seveneighhs of the
Legal Voters Of this City, In the better days Of
Democracy, it used to be supposed tina, the men
who did the work Of community really supported
the Government quite as much as those who owned
the land received the rents and disbursed the wages
Now. il would seem from the above, that those who
own the earth have all rights and those who dig it
none at all. We dom go this doctrine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

The ExrREss ROBBERY AGAIS.-It seems by an
article in Buffalo paper thai the individual arrested in
Phiadelphis few days since suspicion OF being an
accomplce in this mysterious affair, has been dschars
ed by the authorities OF the former Cihs appearance
not answering 10 the description.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29
III AEEIED
DIED

On Thursday evening 25th inst by Rev john rosa
Mr. HENRY REED TO Miss JANE ELIZA lie iiii'
INGTON al! of this CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29
MIR. Clay md the phiiadelphia Clay Club.

A correspondent of the Nerayk Daily AdrcrtiSer,
now on his way South in company with Mr.. Clay gives
some interesting incidents OF visit to Ashland, and
among other things brief account of the presentation
OF presents from the Philadelphia Clay Club by Mr..
White u member of the Club. Mr.. w. after formally
announcing his mission handed Mr. c. in becoming
manner Il book in which recorded the names oil
5000 persons who had joined in giving their unanimous
assent to series OF resolutions Gucaded expressing
their sentiments and feelings towards him personally,
and th-r appreciation OF The acts OF his Respondent lie
He then presented to Mrs C. the caske OF Jewels, con-
sisting OF bracelet breastpin and ring OF the putest
cold ornamented with constellation OF diamonds en-
closed in a case of mother Of pcarl-tsei bDou-
These all being opened and examined Mr. Clay respond
ed to Mr. White in most feeling manner and with tears
in his eyes.
will undertake to repeat his address, knowing my
inability to do him Justice. Only few OF his words can
command He said that during his occupancy OF high
trusts in the of his country and pending the last
effort of his friends him TO the highest station
man can occupy earth ne had many offerings OF much
value bestowed him which he regretted to say were
received by him with misgivings, fearing they might be
offered from Interested motives and that he had resolved
in case he had been elevated the Presidential chair
that he would publicly announce his determination to
accept no more presents from any source but how hap
w was he to have in his power In say that since
his defeat the offerings OF what he believed were OF
pure friendship had been quadrupled; he now feared
that he had misudgei the motives oil his friends he
ould only say apology Tor his mistake, that Se then
felt would have been arrogance in him To have believed
that mis- couutrymcn held him in so high esteem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29
RcreTc1ld CteTSy:
FANNY WRIGHT, LEVI ID. SLAMM.

N--''-AEf
Since then, the Fates have made Mr.. Dickinson
State Senator, Lieut. Governor, and at last placed
him in the U. S. Senate-yea, more propitious than
even this, they have crowned him. not exactly with
sense and statesmanshp but with the love and ad'
mirstion of Levi D. Slamm, the Reverend Chap
lain aforesaid In Mr. Slamms Globe of Saturday,
we find a recent letter of the Hon. Senator repub-
lshed, with the following introduction:
ave think that we cannot do more acceptable ser-
vice 10 readers than by repubshng the letter OF our
ACCOMPLISHED Senator in Congress, addressed to the
Democratic meeting in this city. 1t is bold aud manly
In its enunciaon OF principies-t contains sound Demo
cratic sentiments expressed in simple yet nervous ana
eloquent language, coming warm from pArlOuc heel
and going right to the hearts OF the Democratic
masses"
The Letter SO introduced goes the whole hog tor
Oregon at all hazards anst any power 10 the Leg
islature to borrow money for purposes OF Internal
Improvement, and against extending Suffrage 10
persons of African blood. Is not the following pref
~ doctrine TO be propounded by one Dorrltc and
appauded by another
TAs right Of suffrage meiqiy conventional and the
question upon whom shall be conferred should be de
termined well upon principles OF justice as OF exped
ency and while should not deprive tho negro OF ms
yiSAn. no mistaken conception OF abstract equality
should induce TO yield him own or attempt thus
70 compensate him for the bondage Of his copntrymen
The Senator Of course proceeds TO argue that the
Right Of Suffrage would be Of no use at all to dark
ies-in fact rather detriment Cuilee of course
make his best bow and is "bery much bliged to de
gem'man for his p'liteness, but probably would
not care to have great deal more such kindness,
being very toerably supplied with for the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

u The trial Of Johnson, at Bingham,on, has not
ye, been brought TO & termination, and remains in.
volved in much pcrplexisy as ever. Whatever may
be the issue, pretty clear that he will rot be
dened without hard struggle the part Of his
se-who no doubt paid literally for their trouble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29
True mn the Book.

True ny the Book
A Washington correspondent Of the Herald III
cideniaay remarks
jeaF taat there has been moro arsbioa for The
ssoa IN ieae aa pd,rtetism Tie recent
e Sacf daa asetasro Had not been for the President
MAKERS oe sAoad haee Aed TIC Orsgoa aicsiy seteG
long sisee."
There was never truer word spoken. Ii the
Presidential aspiranis and iniguers will jus, let go
of the matter, will be settled by the diploma,sts
of the two Countries a it should be- Ifwar shall
result the rivers Of blood shed will lie The door OF
the gamblers for hurrahs and office. Mark them
E~ Hon. Messrs. JARNAGIN and BREEsE, U. S.
Senate, T. BUTLER KING, House, and we believe
one or two other Members, remained In our City
,erday, Blu, we understood they would all leave tos
Washington today or tomorrow. Ex'doy' SEW
ARD. who is also at the Aston, leaves for Washing
ton today, to appear before the Supreme Court IN
the important Slayecase OF Van zandt of Ohio who
appeals from verde, Of $500 obtained against him
in Circuit in an action GA ahe case for aiding the
flight Of some fugitive slaves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

~ The dwelling of w. q. Bureish, editor Of
the Christian Freeman a. Hartford. entered few
nights since BY hungry burglar who helped him
eel to such email things as he could lay his hands
on Think once to what strag ht thief be
dueed before eooy and deliberately entering upon
unpromssing an expedition tha, of Tobbng an editor
Mr. BurieiSa says the fellow is welcome the eaabes
which he carried Of but bcss him bring back his wood
saw, which he Gays IS the only musical instrument upon
which no is accustomed to plsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29
From Washington.
TWEYTY-NINTH C0NGRESS..First Session.
reported Specially for The Ne=s YORK Tr'Sune
w,s,r,Scrox- Dec. 9Th. lsi5.

-'I1-F
The Senate met and Mr. SEVER, In the absence
of the President, Mr.. DALLAS, tooh the chair The
Senate received few petitions and after some IN
important business went into Executive Session.
where they remained few minutes and then ad-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

u Hon James Thompson. for fourteen wears
,s,Iv r.spctsd died on Friday last NJ Milton SHiao-
"a County. aged 20 yeare. He was born at Sn"n,er'
and was the son of don John Thompson OF INA, Town
sN 's '-N So ALBANY Citizen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

U~ wILLlAM j. Howard, Esq. is the Wing
Candidate for reelection TO the Mayorsty of Pitts
burch Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

~ The influx OF German emisrants into the
State of Ohio during the las, few months has been SO
great that the papers that quarter are beginning 10
turn their attention what kind OF citizens they will
make The general opinion OF their sobriesy and indus
try is very favorable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

LATER FRsM ST. DOMINGo.-We lind the follow
ing correspondence Of the Philadelphia Exchange per
schr Bridgwa,er in a slip from The North American:
CAFE IAYTIEN, Dec. 5th
Spanish schooner from Puerto Rico brought into
this port Yesterday as prize President Perrault how
has requested the mediation of the British Consul to ar
aud loss sustained He has also ordered the Admiral TO
modest vessel hereafter not under the Dominican nag
The French war steamer ''Tonnerue, returned again
into port this morning, probably upon the Consular
AGENTS affairs concerning which wrote you fu parti'
cuars per brig Genius which sailed tnis morning Tor
your port mot yet arrived) The schooner Nonparei
Captain Tirhman late of Philadelphia has been sold to
lhs uaytien Government for ofwar brig Sienius
from Boston, touched oil port this morning landed
senrer and proceeded on. The brig Ariel Wright from
Boston discharging, arrived Sd. Douboons S560S59,
currency.
The brig Hecla from Port-au.Prince the 9TH inst
arrived at this port Saturday night, from which we
learn that the difficulties between the Domnicans and
Haytiens continued in full force. French commercial
agent residing Cape Haytcn had been ordered OFT by
the blacks for acting sort of spy for the Domn'cans
No, leaving immediately, he marched down to the
beach and made swim OFT TO Hayden man.oi war; on
board OF which he received II severe logging.
This created sensation and may lead to the block
AIDE of all the tIsycn ports by the French. steamer
conveying information OF the occurrence. had been des
patched the French Admiral the Coast but had not
returned on the 9th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

MORE AysExArIoS.-our Washington cores
pondent, under date OF Dec. -, says: There Is
talk OF some exciting news from Mexico today, 1t
is said by the Texas men that public meeting was
held at latest dates in the City OF Mexico IN favor
Of annexing the country 10 the United states
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FRIDAY, Dec. 70. Bipghanton N Y.........
SATURDAY, Dec. n. Port Henry, N. G..........
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