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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04
CsNa.nos o. Tn. rs.r o. N.w Yosx, AAas.. Y

Total. ......... $i.4s3so W1N ism LES
The trade between this csanuy and Great 1ri
both In regard to iapors and exports, sxsssds I
from, Or to, all tho rest Of the wsrld Absut twstl
Of our aggregate experts g to Great Britain sad hs
psndsnciss, and moro thaa ssshalf Of ear sggrsGAt
ports como non 0rsat Britain and her Aspssdsa
There are no ether two countries IN ths wsrld -
uatsly connected In their commercial relations, &
ties Of consangSinity, ~ Rnylasd ard America.
rupture between the United States and Great Bn
would therefore bs mere unnatural sAdg attended
more serious eonsssu snsss, than between any !
two nations in sxistsnse.
II appears BY the noathly ststsAsHt Of tbs ssor
Of the Treasury for February, that the amounts :.
posit in the govern mont banks Of the three priE
cities, at four periods, we're a. annexed -
YoRK Aup raILApGtpHtA.
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OF scattering votes there were l5s for Governor,
and liz for Lieut.. Governor-suficientt to throw the
election into the Legislature, in both branches Of
which there is strong Law and Order or "Al-
gerine" majority; and Of course the candidates of
that party, Messrs. Oman and Harris, will be
elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04

DISPATCH The clipper ship Ann McKlm, Capt,
Hayes, owned by Rowland and Aspnwall, Of this
city, arrived here the 18th ult from Shanghai, with
afu cargo Of teas ETC., and sailed again on the I'd
inst for Canton, having discharged her inward, and
taken in her outward cargo, in the short period Of
seven days. Her cargo Of teas was disposed of at
auction on the I'd inst, the day she sailed, and are
nearly all delivered to the purchasers.
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AWFUL ArrRAY On Tuesday evening last an
awful afiray took place in the St Marye Hotel, near
the Cross, between some civilians who there at
bali and number of Provincial Dragons. II appears
that Al early hour Of the evening three dragons
entered the ball room and in q short time got into
quarrel How the originated, and who we're the
aggressors. is dicut 10 Determine, butt 10 pretty
evident that tho company generally were not Of he
select kind Be all that, however, Ga Il may the
offended Dragons withdrew and in short time return
ed backed bv about dozen their comrades who with
drawn swords entered the room and dealt tie most
terrible vengeance about them several Q. the company
Canadian butcher, was killed. Yesterday an ipquest
was hsd upon the body Of Leprse which resulted IN the
m,ual vsvtwo verdicts. Four apparently tory names
are afxed 10 verdict stating that death caused by
blows Of violence from persons unknown 70 the
tSst the cuts on the head Of the dscsased were nAot
I'd By some Of her Msjsstys light dragons,
unknown y tAsj uEoSs."-As awsst kSisA AMsAS -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04
NEW YORK HERALD.
view York. Saturday, April 4. 1916.
Our illustrated Weekly.

The Weekly HsralS Will be ready at o'clock this
morning
The news or tao wsek-the late European intslli.
gencs-perhaps that by the Unicorn the inter.
ssing debates IN Congress including the speeches OF
Webster, Casa and Benton-an excellent picture of
revolutionary patriot preTa ing the mind OF his only
daughter beautiful girl with high forehead for emf
grafton to Oregon, &c, &c, will be given in this mum.
Der
Single copies in wrappers, will be sold at the desk at
sixpenoe each.
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The sub-Treasury--Its Passage In the House
OF t8tiyca.


This important financial measure has passed the
lower house Of Congress, by large vote. Yeas
l2i-noes, 67-majority, 57 proposition, made
just before the fiaal vote, to strike the clause
requiring the collection Of The revenue in specie,
was lost by vote OF AZ TO III
The members of the House of Representatives
deserve much credit for the speedy and decided
manner in which this bill was carried through. 1t
now remains for the Senate to act upon 1t. There
is very little doubt but that it will be concurred in
by that body and receive the signature of the Pres-
dent; but until the Oregon resolutions are disposed
of in the Senate, every thing else must give way.
The sub-treasury disposed of in the lower house,
it's possible the tariff will be brought up next The
debate upon that question WILL withou. doubt, be
lengthy; but is difficult to predict the result, as so
many things likely to happen, before the ques-
ton can come to vote, that the complexion OF our
foreign affairs may be changed, and repeal OF the
present tariff out Of the question
The House of Representatives is great way
ahead Of the Senate in public business. and we are,
with every else, anxious to get these stale no.
tice resolutions" out of the way that the impor-
tant measures, affecting our local interests, will re-
ceve that attention the necessities of the country
require
- nave oo he4uehuy dhuuou W Tie incIlts VI
the sub-treasury, that repetition is here unn
sary. Suffice it say, that its most restrictive lea
lures have been rigidly preserved, and it's specie
provisions closely adhered to, notwithstanding the
efforts Of its opponents to defeat them. We hail
the adoption Of this financial system as a new
in the commercial world, and as guaranty that
the power and influence of the banks upon prices
OF property, and upon mercantile matters generally,
are at an end. We hail it as " bow of promse''
ia the political horizon, which assures us that the
"deluge" Of paper money and shinplas.e1s is at an
end
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steam Ship Unicorn.

This packet is new in her sixteenth day, and her
news may be hourly expected 10 reach this city. In
case she does not reach Boston TIL tomorrow, the
government will nun an express; but private enter
prize may be able to beat it,
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Average Of three years. -. .2os. Cd

The address then goes on to show that by the re-
peal proposed, IT may be expected "that, wth the ST.
Lawrence as a highway, and Portland as an outlet
TO the sea, we shall be enabled successfully to strug
gle for the mighty trade OF the West"
This expectation is grounded on sundry calcula.
tons and tables, highly interesting. The whole con-
cudes with an earnest appeal to the people to enlist
their names, anu unite in support Of the views Of the
association
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04

RHODE ISLAND ELKcTIoN.-The election in
Rhode Island has resulted in the triumph of the
" Law and Order" party, although there Is no
choice Of Governor by the people We give below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04

ARREST FOR FoRaKRY.-An old man named
Henry Hoffman, residing in Irondequof, was
arrested yesterday on charge Of forgery in having put
the name of Deacon Caleb X Hobbie TO note of $50,
made payable to the order Of Russell at the Bank OF
Rochester, at four months, dated Dec 29th l8t5. The
note was paid before il TO maturity. After his
arrest upon this CHARGE II ascertained that another
note for S200 was negotiated about year since by
Hoffman, 1t the City Bank, to the order Of Caleb X.
Hosbe, and purporting to be signed BY him The note
was paid 81 maturty but by whom did not appear upon
the examination II 10 said also that note pun porting TO
be signed by gentleman In Webster, has been in circu
laton, coming from the same hands, which declared
be forgery Mr. Hoffman is about 60 years Of age has
hitherto been considered IN easy crcumstancss was
highly respected and IL. We understand, member Of
sion Of these forgeries they be forgers has not yet
been made known. The examination will DO continued
before Justice wentworth to-day .1Sv~sssv,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04

The city Comptroller has 9! yea oAcia notice that
iIlsrss. ON the city stocks iss on he Let Of Nay
be paid on that day, at the Bank Of the Bate Of
York.
The North River Insurance csnpsay have dsols
dividend Of four per cent, p ySSls On Ne leth inst
TIE State Sank Of Nsvsrk has aselsrsd u
annual dividend Of par cent, payable ana astsr
LIST April
The vslus Of foreign and domestic nssAaaliss
ported from this pert for Msrsh, lsAs ssasidsrs
less than for the saAs ssasa Last year. ssA the fall
on has been confined principally - tsussstis moral
disc. We annex a.Aiyals II he sspsrta, slowing
value exported to sash country About sss half Of
experts, was to Great Britain asa ssy AAsssiss =
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Mails FROM EUROPE The steam ship Gallo
donia will leave Liverpool to-day for HALIFAX and
Boston.
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MAIL INSTRUMENTATION very few have
become aware that an important change has recent
y been made IN the transportation of the mail be-
tween this city and Boston, via Providence and
one that Is likely to occasion considerable nconve-
nlence TO our merchants and the public enerally.
II appears from the information that we have OBJ
tanned on this subject, that arrangement entered
into between the New Jersey Navigation Company
and the Boston d Providence and Stonington 81
Providence Railroad Companies, five years ago, to
run In connection between New York and Boston,
expired on the last day Of March; and that new
arrangement was effected by the railroad compa-
MES, and with another party; in consequence Of
which, the boats Of the New Jersey Naviga-
ton Company, or old line, have been Withdrawn
from the Stonington route, and placed on the out
side route, running through to Providence via New
port; and having contracted with the Postmaster
General, in July last, to carry the United States
mail for the term Of four years, the company has
by some means or other obtained permission to
convey the mails by the outside route. Now, as
the Boston and Providence Company, by their ar
rangement with the new line OF steamers, are pro-
hlbited from running any cars in connection with
the old line, delays in the transportation OF the
mails will frequently take place. For instance
should the steamers Of the old line arrive in Boston
after the departure Of the morning train Of cars,
the mails and passengers must remain in Provi-
dence until the next regular train leaves that city
How far the public will feel satisfied with this ar
rangement OF the Postmaster General for the trans
portation Of the Eastern mail, remains TO be seen;
but II strikes us, that in case the great Southern
mail, intended for one of the European steamers
should be left behind, there would be just cause
for complaint.
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The Fifty-Four Forty Meeting I'm Phila'
deIphIa.


This meeting, The first OF the kind held since the
Oregon question became so much canvassed, was
held on Thursday night in Philadelphia. A good
deal Of interest has been felt to ascertain its charao
er and numbers, as furnishing the indications OF
public opinion. From the authority of eyewit
nesses, perfectly unprsjudiced, we are informed
that il was comparatively failure, in point of
numbers. The great body of the people in
Philadelphia did not attend. This is fact
which cannot be controverted. Yet we ought
not to draw any hasty differences from this fact that
the claim to the "whole Of Oregon" may not be-
come an element of popularity in time, through the
agency of agators, politicians, and the war spirits
OF the land As yet. however, it drags hard If the
two governments do not settle the difficulty soon,
tie agitation will increase rapidly. So, look out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04

EDWARD r. BsLh is the newly recoguiz ed Con
uEfor Hamburg, 70 reside ct Mobile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04

1Hfaoy, ApSu 80 II. "a
The stock market wss very lat to-day. Quotstie
remain without nuoh alteration. CAnlsa went up
Norwich and Worcester, u Kentucky -, Ii Ohio ss
Reading Ralrsad, /; Norris CAsal 1; vieAssurg fell
/; while Long Islaad HARLEM, and Psaasylvsnia IS
ssd 6rm st yesterdays prices. opsssssrs in ths ste
market appear to ~ dispsssA b vsk The arrival Of
steamer now about due, or ~ rsssiys q hislliGsu
ftsm wasAingtss Of . mere AsAniAs sAarssssr. bsft
involving thsnsalvss say dssPsr inSPsssiaisAs, to
extent.
House Of Representative. BY vssy large aaIerity,
created considerable sasi,sasAt - wall street, and II
anticipated lat Ne banks gill st pscs tasnssly
in position to meet any ssssgsasy thas ny grow
OF the conssnplstsd sAaAess i ~ AAaasiN policy
the guvsrAnsat We DO net lssA Cor asy iansdi1
change in the Aspest syssa, ~ ssss u tAs y N
ON the bill may not tAks plaos for several wsaAs d
banks, however, viii nst rsk any xpsss;sa, In
f.cs Of the probable rssssablaAnsnt q tAs Cub T.
sury bill.
Our fsrsign trade h in very peculiar md sxtraoi
nary position. The sxpors have lsr Dsestns I'd
been unusually Hnitsd, ~ ssseu,s IT he great !
srsscs In prices he sthsr siAs for prime !
Nsple, Gotten, compared vnh tAsss On tails si|
Qsosstisns for csttsa in Livsrpssl As0s sAeat sns|
ems and half cssss pr psusd higher tASa IA ths =
hst and fsaittancss usually nsAs u iAis astisls at
season. On account q iAPsrtsusss, ssaast 10 nal
This Scrsssss he AsnaAd for sterling bls Of sSehsa
which >ssds to sdvAsesAsnt In ~ rstss 70 The h
est points sAipEsn Of -four and graiA sst DO pr
ably nats at present prices, sad Ne azs tAus cut
from exporting principal staples - tAat sxssat
large inportsdsns during Tie ps& nsnth rsau
Those things have IN sAfavsrabls eject upsn the NOR
market, and erssss fears that fsrsign sssAAnss VIII
sisus metals. tft+
and Erie Railroad Cor March 1sAs, compared with
corresponding month In ls<s, have bsss ~ annex
The increase amounts y sbo ut tv slvs per cont
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEEoN.-The annual sx-
ADDITION Of this society will open on Monday next al
the Society Library in Broadway. There were
many complaints last year OF the way in which
some OF the most deserving paintings were exhibit
co az the last exhibition. in regard to light &C., and
u ose concerned be not more judicious this wear.
tney wlii DC liable to the charge Of impartiality-a
charge that would be fatal il well grounded TO the
prosperity Of the undertaking.
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SKvKRAL DAYS LATER FROM THE ARGENTINE r

SKvKRAL DAYS LATER FROM THE ARGENTINE Re-
runLrc.-The bark John Carver arrived at Boston
last Wednesday, with advices from Rio de Janero
to the ID Of February We learn that by the las, ad-
wees from Montevideo, the expedition Of some &C.
ven.y vessels had entered the river Parana, and were
proceeding up, under convoy of French and English
men Of war. All the coast Of the Argentine Repub-
lie continued strictly blockaded by the combined
forces, and Montevidco beseiged by Oribe's army.
CosRLnENTARY.-The 7ribpne and Courier Of
this city. and the Evening Journal Of Albany, are
at loegerhcads, and daily banging each other
Webb says, the Evening Journal man is no &c ntle-
man; the Erentng Journal man retorls; while
Greeley is represented as unmanly. They all have
been acquainted for years, and consequently ought
to know each other very well.
FIrTY-FouR Forty Some one at the West il
building steamer to be called 81 40. Will she run
to that degree?
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Ts Msrchants' Sank, New York;. .........-....
To Bank or Mobile, Alabama. .....,.......... =
To The Okss Life Insurance sna Trust Conpesys
Baak, Cincinnati. .....sss..... .s....s.s.
TnArsYBRs Olpsusp.
From STAIR Dssk Of New Jsissy, Morris. .........
Frem Brsoslya Bask, Rreeklyn :..............
Pr - North X YER BAsk. New York.. ...........
From Chntoa Ra~k. Calunha,. Ohe..............
Iroa w, ssersis Marine hsd Fire Insurance. Comps
FROM RON 1iehissa In;aissss Company. Ds.ioii, Mishi
The deposits in all The dspositsriss to The credit
Secretary Of the Treasury, amounted on the So
March, to sa.oss SAT more than on the ssth Fsbi
showing that increase within the month. Most
increase in the deposits Of the govsrnuent bai
this city. The revenue at this port for custom
March, was very la-ge, having bean more thsn tn
half millions Of dollars. We annex the recsip
sash Of the hrst three moaths in each Of the pas
years.
CUsroEs, rosr Nsw Yenx.
1873. 1874. 1916
January ..".. $3sse i,s7esia iss1saS l.
Febrnsry.,.. 4927l3 a.iss,IlS Ist15N i
hsrsh.,.s"". e1,Ns iess.3U llsos.ss .
sf.s0,As ss7A,NI Maxyss :
= 2As. ~ ssaztsx u Ills yssr senss ssasly ~ I
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Lone ISLAND RAnRoAD.-Thers is to be an ex.
press train to Boston, through in ten hours. The
kewhaven steamer having been altered and for-
nished with new boilers, by which her sp sed has
been increased, will be placed upon the ferry from
Greenport to Aliens Point on Monday next, and
he fare through reduced to three dollars. The train
will leave Whitehall at o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04

Trial OF THos. RTTcHrE, JR.-Thc Richmond
Compiler states that this case came up for hearing
in the Chesterfield Superior Court Tuesday last =
The panel OF ~ jurors. required by the law,
completed just before dinner time. Some remarks
made to the court by the counsel both Sides in rela-
ton to the publication Of the testimony from day to day,
as the trial progressed The subject introduced BY
emo Of Mr. kkcee's counsel who sisted that newspa-
per published In Richmond had announced ts intention
to publish the proceedings had upon the trial. from
day to day, as they occurred. The counsel on both
sides, and the court concurred In the opinion that II
improper to publish the facts given in evidence until all
the cases connected with the rencounre should ave
been finally decided The court intimsted that any one
might be at liberty to take notes Of the trial. provided
they were not published until the proper time AT three
O'Clock the Jury were sworn The Indictment read
and the evidence commenced with the examination OF
MIR. Thos. J. Deane.
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vemenss OF travellers.

The arrivals, yesterday, were not numerous
at the principal hotels, have hitherto recorded
The spring trade cannot be said to have fairly
menced as indiana and Ohio still backward in their
AhFsicAH-O Deuors Boston; J. Sexton, Conn; W.
Mather, Ohio; W. Gsmmsll, Providence; r. A South
WICK Baltimore; j. Russell, Plymouth; J. L. Harvey,
Philadelphia; A. Calderou de Ia Barca Washington; r.
L. Brand, Baltimore; Z. Tiffany, do.
AsroR-M Wadsworth Troy; J. Barber, Boston; a.
Palmer, Ira Goodrich, do; A. Cummings, PAiladeL
ehis; Augustus MontgsnAry, do; George Andrews,
Baltimore George Wheelwright, Boston; r. Denny,
Worcester; d. Patterson, Buffalo; Captain Anthony,
Hollester, Buffalo; L. Chaplin Buffalo; George Bliss,
Springfield; 8. Maynard, Philadelphia; 8. Warren, A.
Moseley Boston; Thomas Thompson, Conn; 8. @. wy
nan, Baltimore.
CIrr-J. Seymour, Psskskill; A. L. Holbrook, New
Jersey; g. Clarke j. Bernard, James Miller Buffalo;
Parker, Boston; Captain Tudor Canandaigua Geo.
Hart, Albany; David Henshaw. A. + Lowe, Boston; NJ.
Weeks, Chicago; A. r. Hartley, George Hubart, W.
Page. Philad; w. G. Gillian, Ala
Conn; E g. Bosrdman, Trinity College; c. Hayes,
Ohio; L. p. Rose, Yonkcrs; J. P. Cstlin Troy; j. NJ
Kemberly, New Jersey; A. J. Roussan, Troy; w. Finch
Akron; C. Jerome, New Haven.
GLoBE-C. H. Rudd Portsmouth, N. H.; M. Tiffany,
Wesichester.
HOwARD-R ssnders, Providence; r. Greer Ohio;
John Ham Huron, o.; 4. p Stotdart, Charleston; L.
Adams Albany; J. Butler, Lexington; J. H. Grantlsy,
Tennessee; H. Hill, Providence; Benjamin Card, New.
port Messra Lsghn, Mallo y, Gay and Cronger, Alba
ny; w Davis, r. l.; 9. Tyler. Pittsfsld; r. Sterne
New Haven; J. W. Allen, Cazenovia; Jonathan Hudson
A. Butiolph, Tn. Lewis, Washington; w. Patterson,
Philadelphia; r McEdowny. Baltimore; H Church,
Mass; r. NJ. Kent Va; ~. c. Trepans, Bath, Me-; J. NJ
Scott, Troy.
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French Lunar PiIls-Ladiss Will dAd III
article. (no dsappolusant.l At Is Chsrry street.
The Plumbe National DAgss rrisn 0aiier|
ne uppsr Of Broadway and Merrsy sssts. We
tars VIII b. ssRsrsd 20 OF the ssnbisa asat Will
readily for ts large and probable busiasss doAs
this Justly cslsbrstsd atist
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TRANsruRs OapDnnD.
To Bank Of Conmssss. Ne. York. ..............
Ts Msrchaats' sank, New Ysrk.. .........-....
To Bank or Mobile, ALABAMA. .,c......;..
To The Ohis Life Insurance ana Iuss 1onpesys
Baak. Cineinnati. sss...s..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-02
From the New Orleans III

u. 3 :
FRoM TExAs.--By the arrival last night of the
steamship Nac York, Captain Phillips we have
Galveston dates to the Goth instant The papers
contain no news whatever, other than accounts of
the loss of several vessels during the recent bad
weather.
The following, relative TO Corpus Christi, we find
IN the Galveston Civilian, 4"
"CoRPUs CHRIsrI.--Some sickness existed among
the United States troops this point at the last &C.
counts, though of not very alarming character.
Several deaths, however, have occurred among the
soldiers. Some desertions take place occasionally,
principally among the Dragons, who take their
horses with them,
"a canal, 80 inches deep, and GO feet wide has
been nearly finished through the reef between the
head of the bay and Nueces river.
The steamers Col. Long, .Nipa, and Gazsile, are
plying between ST. Josephs island and Corpus
Christi. The Leo and Uhits Hing are ashore
There were several vessels from New Orleans and
New York off the PASS at tho last accounts
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MItLERITE MpuLeENciEs.--A suit Of rather a
novel character was lately tried at Akron Ohio,
before Mayor Chamberlain. The Rev. ]. D. Pick
ards, Of the Second Advent church, was charged
with assault and battery in kissing the wife Of Ly.
man Green and washing her feet, against her hus-
bands will. l.. V. Pierce. esq, counsel for prose
cutor, laid down the law very clearly; and Mr..
richards not only admitted the facts charged, hut
justified himself on scripture grounds so conclusive
ly that the case was dism issed.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-02
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
FRIpAY, Jan. 9. 1896.

Samuel Ames, esq., Of Rhode Island, was admit.
ted an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. 36,-James Simpson, plaintiff in error, U.s..
the Westchester Railroad Company. This cause
was further argued by Messrs. Ingersoll, jr and j.
r. lngersoll for the plaintiff in error, and by Mr..
Miles for the defendant in error
Adjourned till Monday morning, IL o'clock.
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DIED..

DIED, 9-II|.|
On the 3lst December, lSi5, at midnight, after a
distressing and proirected illness, (dropsy Of the
hearth WILLIAM p. ZANTZINGER, a native
of Lancaster, Pennsylvania late purser in the ma
Wy Of the United States The funeral will take place
Tomorrow, at 10 m.
~ New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Va and
New Orleans papers please copy.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-02

II ss-DEMocRATic AssocIArIoN.--A stated meeting
of the Democratic Association OF Washington city
will be held at the hall Of the Franklin engine-hous
on Monday evening, January 9Th, at halfpsst b
O'Clock A full and puncrus attendance OF the mem,
bers Is desirable, as the semi-annusl election Of
officers will come up on that occasion.
JAMES r.. ADAMS, Secretary.
Jan. 9
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n55=The Rev. Mr.. EkRLY, Of Georgetown COLLEGE
viii preach the annual Charity Sermon in ST. Pat
rick's on Sunday morning, at Il O'Clock.
Jan. 2-ot