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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21
Correspondence of the Baltimore sun
,,porr= Dec l. -

MORE PARTICULARS OF TIE GALE-etnce
writinc yes,erdsv have obtained the names OF the
following vessel. driven Ashore in the gaze referred TO-
and row nigh and dry on Ch:nk and II the bend OF
Talleys Poinis viz schooners virginia Danson master
Hannah I. FOX Corkin master Also sSnoOhsls seven
several others whose Names ccald not procure only
thee this number possibly be able 10 get o
pleased 20 say out OF those socTe named 10 ives
were lost
regret to say that between Jackets and GreeneeF
rvs Points there is soop sunk anc al nancs on board
have 10 doub; persisted TIE shores from Inor1ass up
70 Sandy Point are literally st-ewn win vessels artTen
ashore. Yours &C - /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21
Busilless Notirrs.

- MEssKs. BRADBURY AND NAsn's new up town
Singing will open Tuesday evening, the I'D, at the
Lecture Room corner OF Blocker and Amos SITS.
WEI. L. BRADBURY, IS9 McttsL
DBL 2t = H. NASH, l99 Forsythst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

- Proprictors OF the Omnibus Lines Milkmen and
others Interested in feed Tor horses cattle, &c will do
well attend the sale at auction to morrow by Menrs
Gerard Belts x Co OF 5000 bushels oil Oats. oCase.
Flour, &c. particulars OF which viii be found in ad.
yrrtiring columns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

~ GSEIr CROWDS " III lhronc the Museum this sler
and evening listen TO the enchanting strains OF the
Swiss Meodcons and ENJOY The other performances ard
attractions ct The place. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

The PRIVATE ExPRE>s CAsE-In the Z. :. Cir
cult Cou:! last evening-case OF James NJ Thompson "
Springfield ioE carrying letters in MS express contrary
20 lsw-the jury returned verdict oil not guilty
Judge Spra-ue ruled st pro orms that the law giving
exclusive right the Post Office department 20 trans
port letters snd other rsabe matter post routes
constitutional ID that II the deiercan. was mistaken
whs, was. not msilable matter as mistake
did him 3d. but If the defendant gave his
bona de Instructions not 10 carry letters belong
in- the prohibited class and yet teey carried hen IN
violation OF n. instructions and without his knowledge
consent express OF implied DC was not liable 10 The
penalty an, If re consented 10 their carrying letters
generally Of certain clsss aad falling WITHIN the prohi
bon. although &c 40 not know they whin il he
was liable notwithstanding &c might nave knowledge
Of ;hs carrying of any par~Lar letter OF thai class
Boston Poet.
TIE NAN Ness CA>E.-The following witnesses
.or me plaintiff we've examined Yesterday N.ss Y
Fowler W. Il GunaeIl Miss : Conaor. B. Bean Mr.
Hudson Ms. Hudson Jas. Il. Fowler, Z. Brent, L.
Tree Dr.. Page, and Z. l. DENT. AessEs w 4 Addisaa
Aad - Gunner were examined Ter TIE defence. |,
vaguely rur2o-ed IN the courtroom yeserdGy that
ire testimony in this would Re closed today bu,
no. generally believed the idea having been attributed
the impatient fancy OF some one VINO had read the
whole proceedings OF this rlal N tso Il the test.
ony should De closed today may be reasonably sup
posed tat the argumsn, of the learned counsel viii
commence Monday next Ma: Intel.
TIE CAsE or FREEMAS-The Cayuga Tocsin OF
Saturday publishes TIE reply Of Gov Wright 70 the Pc
:i:ou addressed 20 Inn asking Tor Communication OF
OF freeman the murderer Of the Van Ness
.aInily Though the Governors decision in the matter
has !or- been his mas rcvcr Before been
published the following Is the concluding paragraph
VII! yoc eve 70 tE.s unfortunate the cariiesi
practicable roace OF M conclusion II ais iha, MS
mind may De tarnsd 70 prep araon for me execution
OF that sentence OF the la8 IhIcE Elust terminate as
earthly and place him before tri5u-a where
justice and mercy are perfectly administered
Il vii De remembered thar The counsel i1r Freeman
obtained order from Mr. Justice Besrdsiey OF the
Judges Of the Supreme Court stayin, The IN.
al thai eourt could pass upon alleged errors that
a.. Tie cause argued Rochester in October aud
TIE Cour: have delsyed iheis decision uni January
Syracuse Star.
- The house OF Anirew Robson Jr OF FAN
River. destroyed uy TIRE or Wednesday morning II
was e1pen.lTe and elegant house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

EFFECTS oy THE GALE-Lpss or LtFE-The
steamboat Cambridge which arrived here yesterday
reports that six bay craft were ashore on hent Island
eleven mes. Thomas Point one on sandy Poiai and
had gone 10 pieces OF the Bodkin. gentleman wno
up from Masothy river, reports that large sea
schooner ashore Cedar Point hard and isstshe
had los, both cables and anchors. 4 Large schooner
was sunk on mountain bar OF Masothy, on thursday
In Magothy number OF small craft were ashore ana
among them the schooner Index, OF Baltimore \
schooner was high and dry ashore ar Rock Creek he
also states tina; the schooner broken up Bodkn Point
was the wiconlico from Wicomico rivera total loss
he could tcl! us OF no lives lost
The steamer Columbia, which was due IRON " Az
ipr;on Al dnybresk on THURSDAY morning had no;
rived al o'clock last night had any tdlngs been
heard of her on the bay The following letter from our
correspondent Annapolis also furnishes some add
onai news OF the most distressing character from the
bay which viii lead TO much anxiety for farther ntel
scuce from taa, quarter. Ban @uA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

SAD ESD or Pleasure PARrY.-A short time
since party OF i've ladies' and i've gentlemen went
from Lima, La Grange Co. Indiana 10 Union Mills IN
the same county to attend Ball On their return being
together in a lumber wagon they had proceeded eut
hall a mile, when party horseback overlook them,
ard race commenced The C0ldLcaier Mich 'Se'ir
mel thus describes the result
The horsemen put spurs to their horses and the
reinsmsn put whip his and when under iu heedway
the night being dark. the front wheels OF the wagon
struck stump, and the passengers and the box o the
wagon were thrown some thirty i've feet from the stump
against which the wheel struck One lady struck
tree distant thirty feet and broke her neck and died
instantly One man had his RIBS broken and was ser
ously injured that he died the day following Another
of the company Young lady njuriously injured
that her life despaired OF when our informant left
fourth one female. seriously and i've OF the other
SIX, more or less injured.
Had the Ball been eoi&Fcater one We
apprehend that the Cold-water Sentinel would have
had no such tragedy TO tell OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

re- For the trade OF the country is the time TO at'
the country papers. The agency Nv Palmer,
the Tribune Buildings presents The opportunity OF select,
lug such places best suited 10 the busnes Of adve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

To ApvERTIsEa5-I order 70 make room fos Par
III. Of Dombey and Son have been Under the nece'
s,5 Of excluding large number Of entertainments -
Those thu excluded however will appear in cur Even
ing Edition Of 70 day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

10 Hon GroSeE ESes q merchant o; New.
per-, sud eson Lieut.. Governor Q: tina, State died
or Wednesday last ssed62
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

IHL NAlls,-We had no mail yesterday south
OF Richmond, The Eastern mail due SATURDAY. morning
and also that due yesterday esaiss via Ssenns,on did
no, arrive I'LL last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

vIRGIsIA.-An attempt has been made to induce
the Legislature Of the old Dominion To nulhy
the Anti Dueling Law, by granting General Am
nesty 70 all who have hitherto incurred its penal
ties Tho House Of Delegates has very properly
negatived it, by vote of ~ to AZ.
William Daniel has been elected Judge Of The
Court Of Appeals, by. concurrent Vote of % TO II
for r. c. l.. Moncure In the Senate, Daniel Ind
II to 10 on the third ballot James Marshall being
voted for by tho Wings on the first.
The approaching election oft. 8 Senator excites
much interest.
In the Is. Norfolk District, DR.. Francis Mallory,
Tyler Member OF the last Congress, is again acsn
didnte by sclfnomination. In the XVIII lKanaw-
hn District, James NJ Stephenson Of Wood Co.
has just been nominated by the Wings, and George
Fl Lee of Harrison by the Locos The District is
usually close, but is one of the four the Wings
bound to gain in April. Joseph Johnson Loco now
represents it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

n o. MAeD,xlkt, Esq OF this city. viii lee
tare this evening in Richmond Va in exposition and
advocacy OF PAesareAy ami Psase,sy, or the Reform
OF Language.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

~ Gov. loeSc has arrived in ALBANY he LEI,
his home en-. Thursday. ami Rochester Gu Friday
morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

MRpxR WILL cuy,-Circumstances have frans
pred wheh lend in the guilt OF nardcring Nelson :
Briggs al syracuse. upon two eolcrrd ressens rRred
Richard Dixon and wm Il Fay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

A BAsE CRtNg,-Dr. Paschal y, Brooks, ofMan.
chester. n. Il. aged Al, recently deserted wife
and eight children to elope with Mrs Harriet L.
Davis. aged -, wife OF E. D. Davis, worthy Young
Printer of Manchester Mr.. and Mrs d had been mar.
ricd eighteen months, bu, childless The Doctor had
abused an intimacy occsicred by the sickness of Mrs
D. on whom he attended. They were discovered in
Boston few days aferwsrd. having changed their no
tel several times to avoid discovery. The Doctor was
allowed to run on paying $1,000 to his family and giving
$1,000 TO Davis, who rs, refused bu, finally accepted
IT, intending to devote it TO the maintenance OF bis VIII. If
she behaved herself She wen, back New Hampshire
while the pr. took his winding way Texss,ward hwas
q, hrs: intended to send the rascal TO State Prison but
Mrs d. insisted that she would SO to prison too i. ne
did She refused to live with her husband even ii he
bs3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

g3- Wlo will be y..hOpI beautiful head o! hsf ~ w.
l, esu haY, ana fDg three ihings Hasto grow &c ~
psrt xhee Intended HAIR grow 10 stop W @ %
OF 10 zee AMI cure the scalp Of scur tafdrun se
MAJ. rhl red or gray hair grow Gark, naturally roe ~
roo. Fyr dressing the hair, makes harsh rough ~ az
h.ir by one application soft hne, clean s.lken snG ia
tifa ,Effc- a. long any other preparation sod oh
Hew.YoIA The sigR Of me American EsSl- 8! $50
81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

we have adviccs from Iowa City down to the
morning Of the 3Oth ul. which day the first State
Legislature was to assemble ct that place The
Members had nearly all arrived, bat the LocoFo
cos were endeavorlng to postpone the organization,
alleging that the Official Returns had not all beer
received. The real object was presumed 10 be
gaining time for Mr.. Omstead Of Dubuque. one Of
their Members, to recover from fit Of illness aud
take his seat in the House.
There are two contested seats. Doud. Wing
claims to be one Of the Members elect from Polk
Dallas, Marion and Jasper, where the Loco Focos
are returned; and the seatoi Anderson. Wing Mem
Der elect from one OF the Counties is contested
on the allegation that he held some County Office
when elected which rendered him ineligible to
seat.
The town is of course filled with an eager, excited
crowd Of Office seekers, hangers-on &c. A l. 5.
Land Sale about 20 take place increases the swarm
The Loco. Focos we're trying hard to rope the Pos
sum or Independent Members from Lee County
into their Caucus, and would probably succeed,
thus securing the U. S. Senators. Still. all was un-
certain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

Y. Tyaseies AID o,40. leaving the City in the after
~ arc informed tn Eveng Edi,lor q The TribEns
1, nn,ed every day containing the stock sales Msikes
SSxs Nv The Southern NAL &c up 10 O'Clock. By in
oniripg of the Eewsooys for the EUents Edatsn OF Te
Tribune every will be able TO take with hi!af'ne
Attest news up 70 the time Of lesying the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

ISDiANA.-Thc Wings Of Monroe Go. have Just
elected TO tho Legislature John S Watts. in place
Of Capt Ellcr. Loco deceased, This increases the
Wing majority in JOINT Ballot to Monroe Co
cnye Polk LIS votes 10 1.l for CLAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21
The Tribune Annual.

We have been asked why we do not publish n
Christmas and New Year Annual OF the cheap,
attractive, instructive sort, to be purchased by
our patrons and friends for humble presents and
remcmhrancers as some Of our cotcmporaries
have done. We answer we hare done So, to the
best of our ability THE WHO ALMANAC is our
annual. 1t contains vast amount of matter.
all ofthc useful practical sort mainly such every
Intelligent citizen finds indispensable for reference
many times in the course of the year. Tho New
Tariff. tho SubTreasury the Election Returns Of
1916, Members of the L. S. Government History
Of the Mexican War. History of the Doinss of
Congress at its last Session. &c &c render
this work more valuable TO the considerable than
a Wilderness OF wood cuts and idle stories The
price is but York shilling, a dollar FOR dozen
We have already sold great many, but have a
few more left of the same sort with which we
willgladly supply the destitute Those now issued
contain the New York Official Election Returns
and other interesting matter added since the early
editions. Please favor us with orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

- During the last week more than dozen
stores have been found open at night and secured by
the watch II the owners should be robbed they can
Justly complain Of nothing but their carclossncss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21
Copgrc.s-Eri,lny.
lcgraphic Dispatch OF the True sun.


BALTIMORE Friday 2 n.
The SENATE was not in session today, having al
ourned to Monday
In the HOUSE,. Mr.. BorD reported bill to IN
crease the pay of volunteers and regulars engaged
in the Mexican war 8 per month from .he com.
mencemeut of the and to grant 60 acres Of
land to all OF both classes serving the end OF the
war Tht bill was referred to the Committee OF the
Whole The House refused TO take it up today
Mr. Nc KAY renarkns that it was too important n
bill for hasty action \ large number OF private
bills were passed and the House then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

" To the mind Of a Reasonable being uniformly
results, extending through series Of many .soesss'
Of experiments be coacusye proof that the shsc''
they illustrate IS true The proprietors ofsandss s'fs'
rla content: res. The claims Of TIA: pre- 9araoa 'pa
such proof They have in be!r possession aad sceess
the public eye mulgiudes ofcerlGcses which eaEos"
impeaehed setting forth he eject. produced by 1t in es
Of .crofaa, .atfneu mercur.sl complaints, tonior, e
pus,nous efuponh, rheumatism, AID in fact sio"
every variety Of cuaneou. disease add Of affections Of 10
muscular bfous sysen This is evidence which noa''
can ccatroYe and upon this basis Of efrsgi5!e 'sc'
re.Ls the reputation Of Saads's SaTsspani!s
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by A. B. ~
sANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Futon-st corner "
Willia,n-sl 273 Broadway and n East Broadway ae-
YORK. Sold BY Drggiss generally ikToushoa' vs.
United States Price 81 per bottle Elk bottles 'of ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21
FURs, fUR5ii FuRsil,
The Fur that warns a monarch.
". rr,.d , Laarv

" Now Is the winter of our discomfort,
Made glorious summer by the Furs OF Knox
Shakespeare improved
LARGE AND CHEAP ASSORTMENT.
For sale by KNOX, the Halter
dis toJlst los Fulton at sun guiding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

~ SMITH DODGE, DENTIST No. Is Eond-'i. o7a
Broadway requests the attention of those wanting sTF
cal teeth his method 4. method used 10 tns ely "a
cusivey by hilnse offssI-nnr single teeth or -
when or gold plates. II Of the pam Gsasp
gwen In the operation and enables The TO keeps
clean and healthy mouth. Ei lswSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

- General Committee Of Democrano !" Ely
Young Men-An adjourned meeting Of ms Cenii.s
viii be held a, the Broadway oa-e, On Tus'osy
Dec. q, a, seven o'clock Co.,.
Byorder THO. E TosLiNsoN' ehs'im'n-
ALsssI GlL ss Secretaries c2I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

PgxfuaGKY At REDUCED PKIcEs.-ConStock Z 70,
p Cortland bcors the hotels, side, VIII sea =
Tail lsfge lot Of PeuHIery and Fancy Soaps, al V-iys
wholesale prices 20 co.e their stock IN that line o''H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

German woman. name unknown, went
into the store is South st and requested the porter 10
take charge of child about two ycsrs old, which she
carried tor few moments. Upon his acquicsccncc, she
lei. the store walked the dock and jumped overheard
She was immediately rescued by OF the First Dis
trict Police who happened 10 be near.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

~ Why, oh why, vii! yo1 suffer with rough eh.pfe5i
and lender skn, holh in children and adults aad II
live will breed other -sn Diseases such se1fTy
fheuI erysipr.as p,mpes, b!oiches. eugtons &
ions shold wash iGe part dsea.rd with h. ruy 90
fciecy sk!n aises,-s JOSEsS itaan Cheu!ical
Tn-n all dsease cared. Tie skn becomes cox '.
Gear AID hne This mind The true JONE.s5 Soap
the sin OF Ir-c!-- Tau aud ,snburD. moTpaew &c: -
.old cnly in ih. rity) - ,igu OF the Anrfiesn hi
50 ChaIheiu.sL a. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21
I.nAY lOiirf-.

CIRCUIT Courr-Beiore Judge Acknowledgment
vs. FergnsonAc ,ion for divorce. The case was con
tnusd and will be resumed this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

- Four of the bhoys who gloricd in the
names of Charles Connor John H. Thompson Samuel
Adkins and Peter Wyants, wished to introduce a new
mode of obtaining the indispensable hid and, By way
of testing their theory entered the cellar OF stephen
Purele in Orange .t-callcd stoutly about them-de.
cincd payment as /, intcricrcd with their views Of the
lsrrcs, liberty and licked" the landlord for insisting
upon an observance of the old established principles in
such matters made and provided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

~ jno Redding made application to have his
wife Margaret Rcddn. sent to the Island in the hope
Of reforming her. she being almost unrenittiney drunk
IA man entered the store ot Mrs. Whitehead 1851
Hudson ~. under the pretencc o buying gold guard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

SUDDEN DEArH-Thc Coroner called upon
10 hold an inquest upon the body OF Andrew Sevackcrt
who was found dead his bed last evening at his board
ing house lf3 LewiS.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21

SATURDAY, Dec. ~.
~ Bernard Dean rcputed gabcriunzie, who
has for many years been begging arrested by Off
GERS Frisbec and vaughson charge of abusing those
who refused him alms On examining his person this
reputed child oil poverty found possessed OF bank
book of the Bowcry Savings Institution in which he had
credits for $500 deeds for property in NewJerscy
several notes OF hand from responsible individuals :;
change in pocket. and various papers that might be
,urncd to account in Wallstthc whole giving evidence
,hst Mr. Mcndican; Dean found begging TO be quite
lnonry operation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-07

ANOTHER GALK.-It commenced blowing strong
from the south west on Wednesday evening, and
continued until last evening. We have seldom old
Ere more troubled than shp appeared to be yesterday
Fortunately but few vessel. were ont and those 20 pear
Tha schooner Hsrwich thst ashore below Erie dur
ing the reesE storm has been got OF and srrved here
yesterday The propeller Phpnx, brig Henry Clay, and
schoopers Dolphin add LpmhorEsp are in Capt Sweet
Of the Phonx informs that he bss ap6ouptsred
saan copinusncs OF boisterous weather no hs: psse
cd through THE twp His vessel however behaved
exceedingly WE'LL and he Of the gale right sias
sp Ne reports the sesmsr Lexington at Fspor, bound
down
Wavnx OF rHE scaR. Lsxworor-Loss or CAPTAIN
AND Cssv.-Ths schr Lexington, Capt Peer, cleared
from this port on the i7th ut for Port Huron. freGhted
with ITO bbls vhisksy s. tons coal sna boicrs ship
pers, Messrs Allen, winsow Co. andA. smith
The wreck Of the Lcxngss has been discovered 1.-THE
vicinity Of the slsnds and II " supposed She cundsrsd
and went down willie q anchor during tbs gale OF the
18Th, y in ~ ~ bVsfd- Cisvsisvd H~sH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-07
elusacai Intelligence.

TINS AroLLosross We wish that those fond Of listen
Ing to music, pure and unsdulteraed would visit tbs
Rutgers Institute this evening" and listen to the perform
sacss OF theasters Bullock and Cole. and Miss Anna
Mars Cole. They Ave In all. from to Is years Of
sge and the visn viols viosncello and panoforte
perform the most dicuh pieces Of music In m,nner
that would reflect credit many OF most Distinguish
cd professors Besides they sing ballads songs and dit
ties In far superior to- and more pleasing than
that Of ninetenths of the so-casd srsfss In the coun
try Let New Workers 70 this evening to hear the chill
dren Of her soil. and then know that they will
tomorrow evening.
sroRi-The Phiiadslphisns hesr this inmitsbls
vislnst on Wednesday evening and he does not wake
up that city to higher degree Of enthusiasm than II has
ever been excited to before we are mistaken In the
powers oil the accomplished artist He will be assisted
by talent Of emil Den order.
HsSRf Hss1It 10 estimated thai about four thousand
persons attended the mammoth concert Of the snpsroF
pianist Friday evening last at PHILADELPHIA yerv
We have fallen upon MUSICAL times.
SAMUEL Lovxn.-ThIs gentleman leaves our c,,v s,r
the souhw ard to-day, afer having grathed
here with the entertainment afforded at his Irish
Evening" Since his arrival In this city he has made
hosts OF friends and his charitable act towards Irsh
IMMIGRANT Society. has called out perceive public
expression Of thanks. His absence will be for some
months, but his return he win find the same hearty
greeting that he's hitherto mot him at every step.
We perceive BY the list Of arrivals In the Caledonia,
among others. observe the nance Of Mile BariIIi
sgnors sarquirico. Anteni BsrilIi Bep~vsnfuro and
fsrmaco so now we shall have n rood o.srs once
more In the city. Laus Dec