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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

FIRE SAFEs.-We regret that the keenness OF
competition among the makers and vendors of GER
tain articles is such as TO lead them TO seek the
atation of their wares by the not always jus; dis
paragemen, of their rivals Such we think, has
been the case with the manufacturers of rival but
both excellent Bank Locks such appears TO be
now the case with regard 10 Bank Safes. The
proprietor of Widers Salamander Safe complains
of the late trial OF Safes AT Vauxha Garden as
fair in these respects viz. l. That the trial was
oncsided entirely Tha, i, acceded to on his
part because he considers Gsyeys Safe clear infringe
meni the patent of the Sslsander and that
has been pronounced by Judge Belts Of the L. $
District Court B. Gaylers is substantially DouJle Sal!
Gr7orGer and nothing The pretended trial there
fore proved only that Slansn6er Safe placed inside
OF another one will stand fire better than II exposed TO
It's dcc, acton-which nobody would think of isputins
All these warrng claims TO Patent Rights and supe
riori.y Of construction leave the legal tribunals
andihc publicone thing know, however that ordi
nsry single Wider's Sslamsnder. OF moderate size in
which our books and money were kept on and prior o
the disastrous 5th Of February lsst held them ssfe
through ,hirtysix hours OF intense heat in the destc
ton of our office by FIRE year and returned them
TO US unnured How much better another may do, We
say not bu, that this did its duty noby we most heartily
testify.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
e. NJ. Clay and the Boston Lyceum.

We find the following correspondence in the Bos-
ton Courier the Editor of which prefaces ii with the
remark tha, probably no would attract larger
audience, or receive more cordial welcome from the
descendants of the Liberty Boys OF Boston 'hah
Mr.. Clay po.-o. IA, /, 1916
Hon. c. NJ Clay, Nets YORK .r.,e-s of
-, po.,"n Iyceun to invite you TO deliver an address
M bs, institution on Thursday evening. the d inst
The object of this request is 10 bring you within the near
of our citizens whose interest in yourself and the
case you have manfully sustained is not exceeded
anywhere in the urion and cannot but add my own ar
dent wish ha, you may find il consistent with your en-
pagements to favor them and the Boston public WIFE
few notes from your Spartan hfe.
The Managers of course, leave the choice OF subject
entirely 10 yourself but the time desire me 70
say that the subiec. OF Labor would be exceedingly val
liable and interesting Asking the favor OF an cary ep
to this communication,
~ w COFFIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

FIREs.-A school house, two dwelling houses and
shop destroyed by ire in Eas, Boston on Thurs
day last. The scheohouse cost the city about SIG eco
Not article was removed from the schoo-roous-
The philosophical apparatus, globes maps charts re-
cords ali the valuable books OF reference &c. OF The
teachers. and many books belonging 70 the children,
destroyed Six hundred pupils attended school in
this building One OF the dwelling houses burned was
owned aud occupied by Milton Howe Insured for 5000
The other dwelling was owned and occupied by Capt
White. Insured SI0Q.
AT Lowell, on the day. ire occurred which de-
stroyed brick building Cent-e-st. occupied oy
hessrs. Bent < Bush hat store. and Mrs Morgan Is
a boarding house and injured adjoining building
Bent Bush estimate their loss az $35U-lnsured ior
$500.
small tenement owed b. Professor Willard. Of
Cambridge and situated his residence, was burned
70 the ground a5ou: o'clock on Friday morning.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT MoUST MoRgIs-This
village was the scene destructive condagraon on
Thursday week which destroyed properly the amour.
OF Sa6001 sery small portion Of which $500 was COW
cred by insurance.
FIRE At SMIrHLASD.-On Monday last ire al
Sniihland Ky. destroyed DR.. Singleions drug store
Ross grocery Union Hall and three or four other build
nEs- The contents OF the houses were mostly saved
except ihose of Dr. Singleton and M Lyens, VINO own
81 the properly. Loss t.om i 20 s-O.Upo
e The warehouse OF Mr.. Whiter, attached to
the Washington Hotel Nashville, Tenn was with It's
cou.ents wholly destroyed by IRE on the 18th inst A
brick house belonging d.. Hodges, was also burnt
down
r. The Express Office of Adams and Co. al
Norwich, Conn. destroyed BY ire On Tuesday nshI
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
Rejection of Woodward.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot
NV.surSc-oS Ian "a IL.

WASHINGTON. Jan. %, 1910.
A great deal of i'll feeling is manifested by Ger.
tain portion of the dominant party here. in Congress
and out at the rejection of Judge WOODWARD !
nomination. understand the vote stood % for 10 %
aeains, confirming. The friends of Judge WooD-
WARD state these facts, to wit:
lst. That Mr.. BUCHANAN has lent his influence 10
accomplish Judge WooDwARD's rejection, on the
ground that he wants the Judgeship himself If he
can get it. and if not. for JOIN NJ. READ, Esq. of
Philadelphia.
I'd That the candidates now before the Presiden!
for nomination. are ;-Messrs. BUCHANAN, READ.
GRtER and GALBRAITH, of Pennsylvania, and Gov.
VRooM OF New-Jersey, and that all of these pure
democrats except GALBRAfTH, are old school
Federasts!
3d. That WOODWARD friends have waited upon
the President and enreated him not 10 nominate Mr..
BUCHANAN, or MIR BUcHASASs friend, Mr.. READ,
and that the President this morning decided that be
would not nominate Mr. BUCHANAN
4h That this rejection secures the triumph ofthe
Wings OF Pennsylvania al the next gubernatorial
election and prosrates modern democracy!
MARCUS MoRToN's nomination, as Collector OF the
Port of Boston has not been acted on 1t shakes in
the wind and most probably will De rejected unless
the Wing Senators should happen TO go for him
pretty much in body. After all, the mater will be
mainly left TO the decision OF the Massachusetts Sen
ators-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
I.nM s,OurIs.

UNITED STATES CoURr-Nortimer LiciHsS.0T vs.
Osrners Stsau.6odt E1preSsCoiiis0n in the Har6or-
The pleasure yacht Mist of - tons. schoonerrigcod
vessel WAS lying a, anchor of the Battery the 18Th
October last when the steamboat Express having The
canal boat Sovereign loaded with coal in the
sct of rounding from the North to the East river when
the Sovereign sheercd and struck the Mist njurpg her
tits said to the extent Of 81 $50 and action is
recover damages On behalf Of plaintiff ii is conended
that the steamboat was going much too fast and ,he
hawser by which she towing too long the speed
being about : knots and the hawer 300 feet ong-whle
for defence is alleged that the Mist mcored closer
10 the shore or pier than the law allows being less than
100 wards from the Battery and had been for more
than ~ hours and that had she been properly moord
the cable might have been paid ont and the collision
avoided. &c. Testimony was taken.
Court OF COMMON PLENs-Joi1, BieyR VS. AEthOsy
lier-Actiou for assault and bstterf Brought by tha
owner Of house corner 30th ST. aud ihavenue against
defendant, whom plaintiff met the grocery store OF his
tenant. The affair did not amount to much. The Jury
gave verdict for plaintiff Of >l2 which carries alike
amount Of costs.
Is,9or J. C.aniomsly vs. JGm6s CGrapbeR.-Acton
against landlord for alleged ilcsd eviction fpa;ntf
from No , Wanut.st where he kept finding store The
defence was that the tenant surrendered the premises
Verdict in favor OF plaintiff. Sl5O.
MARINE CoURr-E " Tryou & Co. Us. Benz. Clark
Action by merchant taors compel defendant take
an oycrcuat which he had ordered but refused
and pay Si the alleged price. Verdict for plaintiff in
amount
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. u. Isi6.

Mr DEAR s1a-Your very catering invitation to de; de-;
liver lecture before the Boston Lyceum on the "a
instant has been received and lregre tna my engage
mems will not allow me TO accepti'
There is no place in this Union wherel would be more
proud TO be OF any consideration for who can 50 Wen
a,,;nna,e the value of freedom the iriIy free
Nc eves are ever turned toward Massachusetts do
not indeed ike Themistoces complain that, the VIC.
tories of Mil.iades will not let me sleep yet when
ook upon her movements of glorious achievements
mourn over the dark destiny OF my Own siave-riddsn
STATE the despctism that shuts out from the nope oil
like iustrious destiny.
! need not encourage you to maintain your en'lase
dsnc,ion nor ask TO be remembered there for justice
and liberty purify and expand the hearts OF the true and
wherever sincere spirit struggling upward sowardia
higher civilization and purer religion, and more
rational liberty there will Massachusetts be ever ouna 70
tnr, smjln9 couptenance-utter words Of cheer-and
lend helping hand. Heaven defend and prosper her
is the sincere aspiration Of
Your obedent servant, L. NJ. CLal.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
WOOdward's RejectiOn-Arb
Oregon,
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
~ .-r-.So.. l..

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Jan. "a, ls46
The Senate has rejected WOODWARD by large
majority. This one of the appointments which
the President s making on his orn hook-the plan
being that every man in place, from Dan to Ber-
sheba shall his bread RIM, and any his
rivals for the Presidency We told that he could
accept he nomination j rldde but that he does not
irish to be reelected Now who supposes he would be
green enough say that he did tcish The Secre
ary OF State though from the State, treated
with so ;e respect in this not 10 be told
that Woodward to be nominated. One mail due
from New York.
You may expec, the Notice, II pass, to be accompa
MED with accommodation toe president to o5r
jitrlfi0n
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

n They go in strong for sleighriding over III
the Magnificent Su5urb-he beautiful ladies who inhab
there and The gentlemen who live in Newfork but leave
theE hearts in Brooklyn Al! turned out together last
week and had glorious time dashing s5or; the various
drives in The interior OF the Stale of Lcng.lsand.
" The Brooklyn Ferry has not yet been seF-
ously obstruc.ed by The ice
"a Mr. Whitney the Lecturer on Popular Ora
Tory, has returned ts Brooklyn and VIII give another
course OF entertainments Horace Mann, Esq is sill
.ecturing there
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
From the Argus.
NEW-YORk LEGISL ATU R E.
SENATE. A.pAxr, Wednesday

SENAIE- ALBANY, " edntsuay. Jah q.
This body was occupied during most OF the ses
sion in discussing the printing bills and the incden'
tal matters growing out OF them. without however.
coming to a vote. AZ the close of the session Mr..
WRI5Hr moved that the vote on the amendments
and the bill be taken on Thursday at o'clock, but
without taking vote, the Senate adjourned
The ASSEMBLY was not in session today.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
Business Notices.

LADIES DAY Class IN McsIc-Mr j. F. WarH1, Of
No al Broadway requests to say that his day class
for Ladies' sil be small and select and that il will COM
nence ,s term Tuesday January 9th at 4 o'clock,
P NJ Any Ladies who may be desirous to speei-
Of Mr. Warmers mode Of teaching invited 10 be
present At the first lesson Cratuitousy.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

~ " g. PALMER, the Agent for OF the beat News
paper. Of all the cnes and principal throughoU. the
country and receives Advertisements h Corr-
Try NrnYger .idtertt,,Hk dgeney in this buildng-En
ID. Coat or yrcg u3I
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

STEAMBOAT SUSE.-The-e is q report N circula-
ton that lie steamboat Windsor Capt. boyce' which
le this poI, yesterday for New Orleans became enian
sed IN the ice last evening near the mouth OF the Mer
-Iac was cut 70 pieces and sunk in seven feet water
he boat, i Is feared, viii DC teta loss
Eg young man named Brooks accidentally
lost MS lie at PerryuansviIe Nd "Wednesday even
ins, while engaged in removing which Sks stand
Company.
z Nj. Warren G. Clayton, OF Victory Village,
n committed suicide the sth By hanging htr'.
sex Ihe deceased was young about - years Of
age. Circumstances Connected with MS recent marriage
are supposed TO have led MIN 10 take the fatal step
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

TIE Nrw.YoRK EXPREssEs.-Ouite an excitement
prevsied at the Worcester Depot this morning at y o.
clock 10 see the of the rival Expresses The two
locomotives putting and blowing backing and filing
eager for the awaiting the arrival OF the Express
messengers The Herald man was on the ground hrst
and had minutes the The other for The Tribune
Courier Express sun. and two Philadelphia papers fol-
lowed with strict orders not 10 run nearer than halt
mile of the Heralds locomotive.
Ese The Boston Transcript to which we are indebted
for the above says the general opinion among per
sons competent to Judge was that the Horse Express
would beat; The resu, has proved this conjecture be
correct
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

~ The Kentucky Min.tr-l.. with change OF Dissov-
ing Tl-ws Ihe Opical IGsinnsat, tue Megascope,
aud variety OF other attractions. The American Hu.eon
constitute strong bill iOr to-day and evening" and The
place wi! undoubtedly be filed to ovehowng
QueLcu.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24th, 1916.

The SENATE was not in session today
The House was occupied till about o'clock
with the Florida Election case. Speeches We're
made by Mr. SrEPHESs of Ga. in favor OF MIR. Ca
BELL. and BY Mr. SEDDoN of Va in favor OF Mr.
BRoCKESBRoUGH.
Mr. SAWYER of Ohio then moved the Previous
Question which was lost by a vote of 6s to %.
Mr DAVIS of KY. then addressed the House in
favor of Mr. CABELL.
Mir GORDON OF n. Y then got the floor, and after
Welding it TO Mr. CABELL for an explanation, moved
the Previous Question. This was carried.
The vote was then taken on vacating the seat now
held bv Mr. CABELL. Yeas and Nays ordered.--
Yeas lOi-Nays so.
The vote TO give the seat TO Mr.. Brocken5rough
was also taken by yeas and nays. Yeas 99-Nays
- So Mr. Cabell was turned out with the ceruf
cate OF his election by the LocoFoco authorities OF
Florida in his pocket, and his place was given 10
Mr. Brockenbrough
Mr.. THOMPSON of Miss. moved 10 reconsider the
vote that Mr.. CABELL might retain his scat TIL some
day in February, US he could produce votes not yet
counted cast in the same way as those proved by
Mr. Brockenbrough Yeas and Nays ordered
Yeas s6-Nays o.. So the House refused to recon
slider.
Mr. HAMLIS here made an attempt TO state that
Mr.. Cabel might contest Mr. Brockenbroughs seat
but he was received with such laughter that he was
not heard.
Mr.. Brockenbrough was then sworn in and the
House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
Ernm the Islnnd of Java.
correspondence OF the Boston Posi-.


u. 5. SHIP COLUMBUS,
BArAvIA Island of Jaws, Oc; -. ls45.
This ship. with the sloop OF war Nincennes in
company arrived here yesterday in six,yive days from
Rio janeiro bound China having stopped here 10 NIL
up with water.
The officers and crews OF both ships in good
health although we have been about one hundred and
fifty days at sea since sailed from the United
We shall take on board about $4,000 gallons OF water
which is very good here it boiled sherc AL impu-
rites removed, ami taken ngsde in large tanks.
Commodore Biddle, with Lieut. Wsdron and DR..
uilon left The ship Auer the GOTH visited the Go
vernon General Buitnzoy in the interior al Java and
joined the ship yesterday al this place.
We shall sail morrow. and expect 10 hsve long
passage Macao. owing 10 the northeast monsoon a.
this OF the year.
The letter bag for the United States will be forwarded
By the ship Surst sail shortly Tor home. This goes BY
the overland mail K. ;.
The surns is LOST and doubtless her letter bag also.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

q The CUMBERLAND CIVILIAN, Cwes,ern Ma,
ryiand,) will shortly be issued twice week under
the Editorial charge of G. h, c. Price and j. n. c
Mudd The name of the latter guarantees tina, i,
will be not only Wing paper but vigorous and
effective one The Civilian will advocate any cor.
rec,ion of abuses in Naturalization, but will strenu.
ousy resist any extension of the term OF probation
now required of Immigrants, or any impeachment
whatever to the immigration and citizenship of Men,
wherever born. however believing. (s3 per an
pum
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

The MAILS AT THE EAsT.-The recent snow
storm experienced It's utmost hight on the Sound
and convcyances of every description were delayed by
its violence On Thursday the stesboa, train via Nor
wch and Worcester due Boston early in the morning
did no, reach ,hs; city until O'Clock. P NJ. Other
lines were ,,-oro,tions,elv DELAYED
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
Appointments by the Governor.

By aad rilh aAe adrice and consent Of the Seala;.
JANUARY - 1876
scHoHAR1E CorSTY-John c. Smith. master and ex.
arniner IN chsncery, vice William A. Steenburgh,
ed from the county.
CATTARAvGUs CorSrY.-Lewia P. Thorp, Judge, vice
Thomas j. Wheeler resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

u The nomination OF Hon. EDWARD EVERETT
as President o: Harvard University presented by
the Corporation the annual meeting Of the board o.
oveTssers Thursday last 1t lies over Till the next
meeting a fortnight hence
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

e Advices from Hancock (Ill.l state that all
was pretty quiet IN that direction with the exception Of
Sheriff Barkenstoss's This Individual fnds
his match in Gen Vaner, who has several times sue.
cessfully opposed his rebelious proceedings.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

~ The travel on the Worcester and Norwich
X Worcester Roads is now uninterrupted but on
the Long Island the snow has not yet been removed
from the track In some places i; is eight feet deep,
md the cuts are packed full oft Great exerons are
making to clear it, which will probably soon be sue
ccss aud this ayoritc and safe again be open 10
the public On Friday three powerful engines. with r
snow.pow, were in use near Cirecnpor;. making slow
progress The passengers who left Boston or Wednes'
day morning werc obliged to Norwich from
Greenport aud remained until o'clock on Saturday
morning When they go, back from Greenpor, the
Thursday nigh, boat gone and the Worcester hav
ing broken down there was boat a, Alyn's Point on
FRIDAY BY this series of there wereihree trains
together at Norwich including the Friday. afternoon
train with about 10 of the Hibernias passengers. o.
course all anxious 10 get on, and the disappoin
rnent was serious when found that no boat was h
Allyns Point. The taverns we're taken possession o
and their limited accommodations absorbed by the first
comers consequently the last train must make them
selves comfortable in the best manner they could, 10y
catching a nap chair or the floor Chairs were at
premium and beds were no where. a very good
temporancous supper, however, obtainable about
midnight aud full justice done to it, All this while
the Mutual Safety the Creenport boat was lying at Al
lyns Point but Captain Lowber, with the best dis
position TO accommodate, did not feel himself author
lied to leave his route and go through TO New
York. Mr.. Stowell, Superintendent of the Norwich
Il Worcester Road would not take the respon.
sibiy and went home to bed leaving l50 people kicking
their heels in the depot The ibernia passengers were
naturally very anxious get and $500 was offered
for the Mutual Safety without avail. The Ncwlaven
arrived from Ncw.iork al about 3 O'Clock Saturday
morning, and upon learning the situation OF affairs, un
dertook with Mr.. Ryder the conductor on the Long
Island Road, to Mr.. Stowers decision He sue
ceeded and to these gentlemen due the thanks OF all
the passengers there gathered that they were not dc
taincd until 10 o'clock Saturday night Norwich. The
Mutual Safety left Ayns Point full of passengers al
o'clock Saturday morning, landing them safely at about
: O'Clock P NJ. She met with considerable ice in the
Gate and had difficulty in getting into the pier
The passengers were very grateful Capt Lowber Tor
his oblsing willingness do every thing Tor tAe't &C.
commoda,ion Mr. Steward Lowber, in view OF the TACT
that he entirely unprepared for such rush oil nun,
cry passengers GOT up most excellent breakfast ana
dinner to the pleasant surprise OF the passengers VINO
under the circumstances, looked for short commons.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
Important from Mexico.

WASHINGTON, January oath, ls46.
There is news from Mexico in this City TO day.
,,., paredes has taken the Government of the Coun
try in hand without opposition You will probably
have the news in detail by the papers, |, is said,
also, that the new Government refuses to receive
Mr.. Slidel.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

u The friends OF Temperance held spirited
Convention Ithaca the 9h instthe proceedings of
which ind reported 9Th in the Ithaca Chronicle
Hon. Samuel II Dean presided and addresses were made
by Rev. pr. Wisuer, Herman Camp, Esq and others.
4 Convention Of the Ontario Temperance people was
held at Cansndsgua the 18Th inst Joel art of Cor
ham presided and Thomas Dyer appointed agent to
visit the different in the County and lecture the
subjec, OF Temperance until the first Of April next
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
MONDAY. JANUARY &c. 1876

rv,,. pase Farther Foreign Extracts
oursIDE, S.,ss Of stocks Llut of passengers by the
F0a'ta intelligence List Of Letters in the Post
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

e. We are indebted to Messrs Adams Il Co
Tor Albany papers via New Haven snd Springfield in ad
vance Of the nail
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
Oh, bald head thy day is DER,
Phaion asceuds thy throne;
Thou IL Ded eek proud man no more.

InOu u Oeleck proud man more,
Thy power al Is gone.
r. It IS most tr1e that all who use Phaon, Chemical
Hair lIyigoraior Will be afflicted with bald heads
and Ills Iui 10 Il IN your toilet any
pafaon for The hair. IL combines the Useful tho orns
rlenta Tor II given so slken lusre Lie har, and
keeps badness of by removing scu and dsncrsf and III
disease. incident TO the hair; 40
Al should use II now VINO used before,
Those ~to We always used II should the more
. Prepared and sold By (. Phaon, wig Maker and Hall
Gutter, ia Broadway.
sASDss SARsAPARLLA- The blood con;ain. tie elements
cles, endons, the nails The lhrD
selves, ali sustained by blood. Vel then. may 30
called the stream of life Ia proportion parity Of aaia
that OF sCbslances 10 conlausnJ
chsngug Corrupt blood instead OF producing healthy aeh
Is .hey enough develop and ulcers When l9so
appear, whether 10 the specific form og scroga, sbseess
&c OF the ordinary types there u detergent rs 0e
-ved. Ei viii rapidly neutrsze the II .n- DtooI
from which lh-y sprlng, HA Sands Sarsspanlla
Prepared an9 sott wholesale retail, Oy A. T. "
SANDS, WhoesAs Druggists ~ FEluor-sl - Boad"sy,
aad ~ Es-i Broadway hrwiOrN. Sod also by Dfost.
generally -hrOugno N. DEea St.tcA Prlcn = Per wv
:s-, of SIX bodies .or 55-
e Go-rr4df ait.rs iie.eatod Soap. FOR TIE care Of f
agureInec the orly depot 81 Wakerst st store
Broadway, - Gr-ctaR HAIR Oyr, 1fkNAgI
Li?X,d Rouge, for cEm,oring Lips and Che-ka Ss, rg
subtle tor eraf,eaas iape40n aa'r without IhIy
Gcshes from the face Acoustic drops for curing doaines
&c. The above celebrated preparations OF Dr 1oui
De found only (besr IN mind a. 81 "eEer-si ' '
FROM Broadway, ,,..
AcE,rs-E B. Turte, Assembly Buildings Phiisdeip1S
Jor,isn MIk-sl Boston Carleton Co Lowell Iyes os
lern w l. Gerrsh n. Bedford Guild, Bangor Bliss epf1e
aeid Green Co Woreestsr; Myers N. HAyer- oip
RrNoyAL-Richards K Crous nile have returned TO Nos
81 and 80 occupied By them before e ~
Is 2weod