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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-23

There appears to have been increase IN each week
over thu preceding one.
CoURsE EXCHANGE
HAmpupeH, Sept 25th, Is4o -Amsterdsrn a.m AZ i5
sivers for ops Paris, 3m, 1907 cents for In London
9m, - on mares and shings bsnco, for if stg, Ge.
macs bsnco
P.srs. Oct Amsterdam, SIN. 3os,< cents for | flo.
rio; hsmhurg 1904 cents. Tor lip banco; London As SIS
fr.nss sbd esnts. Tor stg; tsnos 9ex cents for
Ira nuvvs; Ltghorn, sax cents, for lira.
AAIsrHkpsM sept - Paris, 2-m, so SIG grotes FIR
frsnss; Hamburg 357e gro,es, for lip London IL az
aoissrnd ,tiverf for lf sig Genoa ASK CO ats o 10
rms Tor Ira naova Leghorn S9X cents of FORMS Tor
4 Ire.
L0,poT Oct o--Amserdsm, 3-m, Ia en- forms and
sivers Tor stg; Rotterdam Ia forms stivers
for stg Antwerp POLO names and cents for c st0
Hanourg 10 ~ mares and ehillings bsnac. FOR { r,g
PsIis &c fsncs and cents for Is stg Lisbon 60dg sax
pence zig tor milrsa; Genoa, s-m, 26 TO- lire ana
Cent? Tor sg.i Leghsrn. 40 65 lire, Tor lE stg.
uBvLrio- IRA ourss-Gold standard, It's Cd; Silver.
DO as ND south American dollars, 10. AID; United
states dollars do; Spanish dollars H. lod, DE- spanah
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PsuLAprLpHiA. Oct. "a.

PBILADELpBfA, Ocl a.
There was very general feeling Of relief Psrvaans
tie community this morning at The things received Nv
IN, Caledonia that the passengers OF the ores
had, u landed In safety from The wreck every ons
prspay. 70 hear Of the loss Of the vessel ana 'ns"
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sANFOKUS AT 1T AGAIN

fFNEE TAILORING BUSINESS carried on formerly By
WmA.stths IN Fulton s,w hereafter be contnu-
friends now is tse time for have just purchased
ysney Of and vestngs that able
desirable which will be up to to su the most
,sormsnt q gsntlemsns outhuing ssch shirts drawers
guarantee sell as low they be bought in the city
Come andses SANFORD BROTHERS.
III FELTON, st.. nert Herald once.
MApoyt .. eANyokp,
Arscr Z. 8Axssnp, 80 inch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-23

Mrs. rvyerV Hesvers to t1cyv.-The National
Police casee psbshsd a No Centre street, New York
and sale By all principal agents Of the Unitsd
etrss, will eonsin this week al the LETTERS Of Mrs
'hiveis 10 sr Hoyt. prsced'xs the Ric mond Murder
Persons desirou OF all hi, wonder
dece titus iatvs Iss love, deceit trsachsy and
ne wi thus 10 en- ,biek o secure them
This number also ntans the r.el Of Dr. Stove for abor
no ~ this eit, the Lite OF Marcel, the Western Lard Pr
rate.
res only FOUR CENTS at retail, wholesale. at 3, per
hu drri
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MRS. BISHOP,
COR s. n z N A X e r ,

No. LOG Hudson street New York,
w GUILD return her THINKS the ladies of this vi
e,n and the public in gencra for the very liberal pa
onage bestowed upon her while in business 2t3 Hudson
ard would inform them that she has commenced bust
sgan 81 lo6 Hudscn street where she will keep hand
ssormsnt Of Corsets of the latest style all Of he
own mann meture, wholesale and retail
sassa Belts and Back Braces Of every description
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pe' HnWEs 81 ~ New York Mammoth Cireu
3YMNASTIC EXERCISE

GYMNASTIC EXERCISES.
VIZ FULLER respectfully informs his friends and the
w public general, that he still continues 70 give in
suction in Gymnastics: his estsbllshment 20 Ann street
towc this will be ound advantageous and
nomical both TO time and money.
principles. os lmeod~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-23

MONEY LENT.
THE HIGHEST PRICES advanced in large and small
Sums gold and silver Wstshes Diamouds Plate Jew
cry Dry Goods Furniture Clohng and description
ef Personal Property JOHN VI DAVIES
Licensed Pawnbroker 232 William near Duane st.
Persons received in private Office by ringing the bell
O20 lmauc
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TO THE LOVERS OF

IL It1E LONEhS VI
ESuCKWHEAT CAKEtDo you want a, good plats Of
buckwhei II Cakesf II You do eall at the New York
ofes Saloon, kept by II. Koppeman, 21 Fulton
vhys you will find Beckwheat, Wheat Indian and Wheat
and Indian Cakes AZ all hons found in the
cry Breakfast dinner and tea at all hours Open sun
DAYS, W
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,

"a Leonard street, Wet Of Broad1ay.
MSLLE PAULINE DESJARDINS, of the Academic
IA Koyss Fans, respectfully informs the pubke her
Classes for iashonaols Dancing have sommsncs Besides
M.zurka Quadrle. Poihas, $v.rops,l new Waltz eipa
temps composed Tor Mile Csrto BY Mons Perrot sRd the
and graceful waits Rsdowa schools and Fanatics at
ended Terms aud hours made known Application.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BALrIMoRE, Thursday,

DALTIHOKK, IHuTuHy, ouIock.
we have nothing by mail south Of Charleston,
nor isthere anything in the Western mail worth
despatching by telegruph.
The Ohio election re suits in a tie in the Senate
The wings have majority Of ten in the House
of Representatives. For Congress there are
twelve wings, eight democrats, and one indepen.
dent charter man.
The receipt of the news by the Caledonia had
an electric effect on the market. Holders imme-
diately advanced; buyers cast off their long back
wardness, and were eager TO make purchases
Howard street Mills flour was bought up at IS rs
TO So. Wheat advanced 10 cents per bushel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-23

GREAT SALE OF LOTS.
L THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, on Tuesday,
"A the 9Th dw of October, (inst at u o'clock, by
ANTHONY J. BLEEKEK, Auctioneer.
The following valuable Lots being part Of the Rose Hill
Estate, WI
lots westerly side of I'd 10Th and Goth
sts being south y 5 corner Of 30th street.
lots 30th south side between the I'd and Lexug
avenues c. mmsncinE IS feet west Of 80 avenue.
Is lots 23d north side between LIST and I'd
These lots GRADED and regulated.
Slots lat avenue, side between 22d and 23d
the the One these lots $50 feet
deep, will be graded and r: sulated by the seller
10 lots ed street. side between LIST and I'd
each rs feet by half the block.
lots 24 south side between LIST and I'd avenues
each IS feet by half the block
The lot, belong 70 Mrs Hayward and portion Of
the estate of the late Nicholas Cruger.
The Title rutab!e having been the family for
hafs century.
Terms Of Sae-o per the day OF sale Is per
the delivery of the eds the LIST of November and the
balance bond and for three with interest
able half yeery from the LIST November
Lithrgrsphc will be ready three before the
For further information apply the No broad
street, or to FRANCIS b CUTTING,
s20tn21hc No. 70 Wall street
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fHILADkLPHIA, IHuTsday, HaII- past O'CLOCK.
The European mail of the 4th inst, the advices
OF which were received here last night by tele-
graph from New York, and appeared in our
leading city papers this morning, produced an
unusual excitement in business circles.
Flour was held firmly this morning at six dol
lars per barrel, but in the afternoon, superfne
brands were freely offered at IS 62, at which Ii
mlted sales were effected Indian corn was
firm at 7oc to TIC. per bushe; wheat lis to 40;
the grain markets were unsettled, and closed
with downward tendency.
Governor Skunk has issued his proclamation
appointing Thursday the 36th of November as
day oithanksgiving and prayer.
As we write (hslf past six o'elock) rain 10 fall
ing freely in Washingtsni while it is starlight at
Philadelphia and New York
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AUCTION NOTICES.
JACOB 9. PL ATT, Auc lionser.


Under Ass S9s n h rs and
&. q. q
that line among which P'Ser. VIA Letter Car Medium.
s SSs1 a KINDS Bill
;Sa ssat do lns:1e' nc iak stsd; sad se.s. PAPER
and fia,iax Cards. Pocket Book. WALLETS, Maps Lead
Powder Baas. Paper aesss ciSp. T~iae Reels Bill hoid
era Red Tape Letter Presses Waters. Fodsrs and Cut
Also, case Windsor Soap,
Ale with which the sic will large Stove
ana ripe 10, t9re 1ts or counting ROOM one upright show
Also, 10 Draw, containing sundnes. - they are:
Terns. > N nth. accepted norrtove, $500. as lt,rc
crock OF " kssaYsdd ,n..,s s. s
@il,;Id-Moad.y, osIoS:. 18Th 10 C'eoes a shs
pP Ss psassd died dP CHINA ias
s t. ss Hf. Sale oa
count of he unde wr,er,, for cash on delivery.
NB~Good, mus, = tslsn away on Tuesday. oas her
nr,,,.,, 8. DuCLyZIaU Al q aeer; ,n..,,
vii .s ri: Day. 4 oeioel I No % VILLAIN
;ss :. pay cases; $500 PIECE: Fsseh 9,p:.
found worthy the attention Of UphosTe Paper Box manu-
Gaia orues ready-Tems C.,h. Oas Tier
pLANJs AT AUCJ ION
A. tEyX 81 ~ his .%s s s Mo- s
lLASs ys1oa; sorts sod fsr want Of room to winter
CARLTON HOUSE.
ID II HODGES has the pleasure TO anr ounce to his
fends and the public, that having purchased the in.
OF Lis late partner Capt B-nson he will continue
the house his and prepared to make
with families single gentlemen, who wish
bosd for the winter, on the most favorable terms.
Ole 2wissc
URlO1 Rouse
'hE ssesets,r hts aAsa the above ssnsc md splsx
villas:
public ACCOMMODATION the sots inst The Union HoSss
issgs richly nished and furnished and offers unsqyslled
sasnea or pleasure Having Isesstly kept the United
seriber his old friends and patrons and
3. 8. sEMAN
Springfield, July 81. 1916 aus 9msr
PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON
II BLANCHARD has the inform his friends and
the public in general tina, he will keep the Pavilion
New Brighton, open during he ensuing should
hcient number Of hoardsr offer his doing Aay
communication will reach Mr. Bancard by being addressed
to him Post O1ice. New ork
The steamboats, follows
From Ner Brighton. From New York
II A. M. u AM
sxFM. sA 3sPM.
T. BLANCHARD.
Pavilion, New Brighton. sept 20. 1876. ,2s tfrh
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OE OIL. PAINTINGS.

WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Books, Paintings,
w Ensrayings, Fancy Stationery, D,awings, Drawing
Materials Music &C. 70 be found the second
door up one flight OF easy stairs thavng leased the frs!
foor where every thing will be sold at low prices and
much below gular being desirous OF clos
ng up a. soon possible his Book Department
Cheap List will soon be published for thosa who VIII Buy
quantities .
Purchaser are invited call and examine his New Rooms
so eos Rrosdway second finnr alb eoders tire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-23

WIG > WIGS!
lATCHELOR'S invented Wigs and Scaips, made OF
- the natural curl HAIR and adapted the easy
to the peculiar style OF each individual They
entirely invention doing away with all the veratious
lhcuiues so long cIpersneed by those who wear wigs
The public invited large and well seleeted
stock, Of color; they will
then be able to judge the effect.
WIN. BATCHELOR, invcntor and only manufacturer, Z
Wall street, Broadway Removed from 1855 Broadway
Please to copy the address. oil lm"rc
Office Of the New York Gas Light Company
October IL, 1876
fHE PRESIDENT and Directors have this day dcclae ed
Il dividend OF four and half the capital
stock Of this Company for the six months ending
last payable to the stockholders and after Mondsy I'd
November
The transfer book will be closed from the 2ith inst until
that dste. By order,
oi3 tNov2rs c. l.. EvFRITT. sec'v.
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DANCING AND WALTZINti ACAUEMf.
Al HOWARD STREET

SlGNohA md slGNOR FEhHEkO have reopen
- their school,, Days Of tuition, "Wednesday and
SATURDAYS aud Mondays and THURSDAYS, at halfpast
hse o'clock tr yoseE lad,e. and young vsntIsmsn
and Waltziug Class for GentIsmsn Wednesday and
Saturday eyenings at o'clock, sltzng Class for do
All the fashionable Dances including Poks Mazurkas and
Redowas will be- taught in the aforementioned Glasses
rnv,te sorsss viii be given as usual Private classes pri
ltoeod sr.
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FREE SCIENTIFIC LECTURES

nR BANNING, IN compliance with numercu, requests,
- will repeat public Of and smp wing
theory the nature Of dstooas
weakness the voice. lungs and spinal emora diges-
tive based the ehsnsm and philosophy Of the
o9dy oy m Original dergn Of oil pantiogs aad
geoersllv in the Lecture Room Of Rev Dr. Adams hurch
Broome Centre, Monday, Wednesday,
Friday evenings clok Public speakers
and all who from their chdfen deform aud
enfeebIed relief
invited attend Lectures fee 423 Broadway New
Yor os,Sv
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Or
SARONT MAJOR have just published two splendid
~ rrints-One startling of the Siege of
Monterey the other portrsying The Generals Ampuda and
Taylor with their respective for the capitua-
ton Of Monterey; both ttefully coiored Single copies
lax cents; per hundred. Sc
NJ have also published correct full length Likeness
OF Gen TAYLOR andpicures of all his batles with
general assortment of beautifully executed and coored
Orders from all parts Of the country promptly attended to-
Agents required the cities and towns who will
be supplied on the favorable terms.
ole liver SAHONY X MAJOR, 60 Nassau 1t.
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GENTLENEN IL you want TO do without purchasing lew
VI Clothes this winter take half Dress
Over nd Pants you have them made look
like new by sending bringing them 81 Murray corner
Washington wi ou have them fixed with
cola cuffs Innings Whatever they may make
you look Like gentleman. Please call at9i;
lwsuc A. CORTiSSOS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-23

IMPORTANT DECISION.
- CAKES IODINE Liniment Canes and Clutches
~ 1t il now decided that " you will use Roake's
Iodine Linment, you may throw you Cruteh away. This
Linmens IL Narrated III used according to drec-
ticns worst possible Of Rt eamatsm
Govt Sweled egs Enlarged Glands Old Ulcers scrofns
&c &c. o. the money refunded Principal Depot 30 john
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FOR SALE Low, ONLY FOR WANT or USE.
Pair of STYLISH HORSES. Sound snd On
ds in Double and sasle r1ss e undeT ne he ssa
q the county FIR the winter time Apply az "a Triny race
trrivste Stsbe) or At "a Greenwich street oHN"ne
IN O00 PAIRS manufactured Indi1 hupSedf 5s ss,
tOsOOOsconsisting Of mems ycrshoes, 500 so'
das aud busksswill be sold close eoncem $50
shrrrd Suspcnders, msnufaetur az ne wn.2uK ~
Works, by MACkEf , w sans,e
si1 imsrrc NO n-no --r.-- .-
IARD.
ri Barrel. prim. L.ss L sS, Fl ~ CO., s.u
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SSxa JAMES BEvERiD0E, sail Maker, Corner
uH4 front and Roosevelt sreetsSsils, Awnings Bags
&c. msde order ia neat aud substantial
al low prices sails be repaired insured against re and
stored gratis. Secured from and dsnpuess.
All oslsss psnsraally sxscussd. GA Sur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-23

FOR SALE1The Lrre, s,a,e. Fu,ntsre, Good Will,
kc Of well established, and handsom fit ed
stcre with foil and eompiss assortment Of pug Che nj
bohoods and the upper part Of the
city, The store dcng large aud pTescp
ton and family bus ness ard wishing
geateel aud profitable bosret thi. opportunity sell
dom to be met with Tens reasonable Apply at 100 sixth
avenue c23 FNkW.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-23

PALO ALTO CHAMPAGNE"
" INVOICE of this Patriotic and Delicious Wine ~
"A has be received BY the sub.cr ber which the
erenticn Of Hotel Keersrs and Priyae is
For sas IN lots suit purchasers, by
X. b. DAILY, Importer OF w mes, &c.
o22 lmsrrc 81 Broad street.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
w The rumor gathers strength that our Admin

EP The rumor gathers strength that our Admin
stration is engaged in some secret negotiation at
London with that of Great Britain, by which our
Protective Policy is to be sold out TO England for
certain desired concessions in regard to Oregon
We are consoled by the reflection that no sach
Treaty can receire the Constitutional approval Of
the Senate, TO which wo.thirds vote is requisite
Every consideration of principle, sound policy and
National dignity combine TO dissuade from such
Treaty. The Oregon Question can never be wisely
or properly blended with matters utterly foreign
from it as the ustment of the respective Tariffs OF
the two Nations. We ought not to buy deserts OF
rock and snow in Northern Oregon by the sale OF
the Industry and Prosperity of our People at home
What belongs TO on the Pacific let us claim and
stand for, until negotiation arbitration shall ex
tinguish all antagonist pretensions We shall sure
.ly obtain our own there, if we rely on the proper
means Of securing it and what do we want more
Grea, Britain can repeal her Corn Laws if che sees
FIT Mr.. Polk and his supporters have full power TO
overthrow our Protective Tariff. Why, then, should
this Tariff question be dragged into Boundary
Treaty, and the Country thus preclhded from re;
turning to present system, should fresh Expert
ence prove its overthrow disastrous like changes
have hitherto been? Let every lover of National
Independence stand fast for the right to make our
own laws, and 10 alter them when we see hit with
out asking permission of Foreign Power. This Is
a matter Of vital import, which there should NOT
be two opinions among American Freemen.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

~ The News FROM EUROPE given this morn
ing IL of little consequence save in the single Tea
ture of the report confidently set aaoat by the Lon
don Times that The present Conservative Ministry
of Great Britain had in Cabinet Council dec'ded
on a total Repeal Tor at least temporary suspen'
sion) of the Duties on Grain. This report natural
ly excited profound sensation throughout .ne
Country, and was the subject of eager speculation
In the Journals; some of those presumed to De IN
the confidence of the Ministry vehemently contra
dic,ine the Times's statement Thus the matter
stood at the latest dates the Times redtirming,
though with an evident diminution of confidence
and circums,antiaity while The Standard with in
creased positiyeness brands the story as an impu-
dent and wicked fabrication. We think the truth
lies between these conflicting statements and that
time will show that, while Peel has resolved on
some modification of the Corn Laws. there has been
no decision in favor Of their entire repeal.
The Grain and Stock Markets had of course been
affected by the rumors Of Corn Law revolution;
the former depressed the latter paralyzed Cotton,
however, stood it's ground well, and there is reason
TO hope that it has reached its lowest point of de
preston at least until the bulk Of the crop is
thrown on the market.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

B Do not fail to read the lucid and powerful
exposition of the OREGON CONTROVERSY, which
we publish on our First page, from the North Amer
ican Review, and which we shall conclude tomor
row with vivid portrayal ofthe atrocity and folly of
any resort to War in the premises. Say not that
nothing new can be said on the subject, until you
shall have read this Its rebuke 10 the War spirit
is most whitening.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
business Notices.

OvERcoArs-BoorH ls7 Broadway made up a ver!
full assortment of elegant fashionable overcoa's for 'f
holidays and few OF them still on hand which Wi
be found lower, perhaps than garments OF equal coa
and finish in any other part of the city Those wann
any thing in the line will do well 10 find out Booth
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

CIV g. PALMER, tns Agent for most Of the hest New
papers OF all the ces and principal throughout he
country and near receiVes Advertisements al bis Co
try Newspaper AdDert,I,ng Agency in this buding-ED
,srra nj theC Coat nSu
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

SANDs's sARsAP.RILLA-Th- blood contains the clemens
of the whole animal strucmre-deah and hbre, ganct
muscles endons the nails the hair and even the bona
themselves all sustained by the blood Well then na!
be ca led ihe stream OF life. In proportion To NE pung
Of fluid will be The into which II coL
uslly changing Corrupt blood instead OF producing bsa
hesh il likely enough o develop and ulcers "ne'
these appear, whether In tho specific form OF scOius
OF The ordinary types there is no deefseb.
believed that Will rapidly neutralze the virus IN VI
blood from which they spring Sands's Sarsapefil1
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, by "A B u "
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 70 Ful,on-st Z3 Broadway
and II East Broadway NewYork Sold also by Drugfsa
generally rou ghout the United Staiea Price 81 Per boz
tie or six botiles for So.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

" The Ball Committee to the Knickcrbocker clsl
Club requested to meet ut the Shakespeare Hotel 1I
CFrday) Evening d FRANCIS BACON, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

u The Charleston Courier says thai the major
i,y of GEo. w. TowSEs. Loco, for Congress in the
Hid Distrc, of Georgia is 400
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

u PHALoN's CHEMICAL HAIR lNyIGoRAToR is gsinlnt
aures every day. Every person ~ no uses II opee
after toilet article, aud The only reason e
pupg Is to let every one know that there is al rcr
existence which teH scprf and dandruf, piey'b
hair falling turning grey and keep il soft ana SHY
free from all greasy appearance Prepared and soid
fifty and dollar bottles, by E. PhsoD Wig Maker an
Hair Cutter, PA Broadway. For sale also BY drug ard
faucy dpa
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

THE GRAND JURY-The Grand Jury yesterday
found true bills agans. Joaqan Antonio for murder II
the Parish OF Psqusmnes and Rice Garland FOR forgn
promissory note on John McDonough dated 18th No
vember, ls45 for ss $50 a. y months and which wa
subsequently destroyed. IN. o. Bee, 7th.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

F We are again under obligations to Messr,
Livingston Wells for Albany papers in advance Of sh
Mail
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
A Card.

The publisher, of The 7rsrae would return tneif hea
20 ,b.nl ~ Mr. yso.en mate ofthe packet ship OXFORD
for hi. friendly fidelity and energy in bringing up ''e
package of Foreign Papers from his ship over ne hoos
Island Rsrosd TO this City, By the regular Boston Hsn
Of "wednesday evening bat cannot SO nearuY .nanA
tb., indssa,igabe officer for choosing to commit 'ns'
n,ekage TO some person by whom it was detained 'ei0e
hour, within thirty rods ofihsir Office while otner papers
were promptly served with the news Ihey Wouio NOT
mind this fsubstansy the caper had not been cut
with the papers by the Oxford last year about 'ns ne
/an al., ls45 by which this and other journals were
S,nr,ved OF the news for the benefit of profgae CO
temporary To all persons making up dispatches which
rson,re b.in9 delsyed on the route or Withheld from the
,s-.on sn,;tl.d 10 receive them we cordially recon-
mend Mr.. Ysaton ns a mos, fitting messenger.
Ns,c Yo-k Inn L. 1916.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

I JOIN G. WINTER has been reelected Mayor
OF Columbus, Ga