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

OF-icE of IHE MERCANTILE Mutual ISsuSAScE Co,
No Is Wal-s- December 'th !SiSS
MEETING ofthe Trustees, ned a. ne once o. 81
AAhs Company, or the Sd instant, JOSEPH ALA--f :.
as unanimously elected President II pEce OF Ne r I5
ory Resigned; and Lewis Gregory elected ice tr-
tten; 70 supply the vncsccy occssorsd By the re-iEAilon
oiJosePh Eo2.e. So order of The Truslees
ELLWOOD WALTER, secre'Ay
MAHINE Insurance on CAz5o Asp FSEIGET oSLf.
Ins hefesEie Mutual Insurance Company No % " a.
ST. ccrhss is business srIne insurance or lfsiSH! ana
cargo
heF subscription lo.es amounting 10 upvSs src OF Two
hu1dret THOUSAND Dollars have been received AID ia'
laer additions arr all. beng rnslc 70 Ire assets
he Company invites attention is plan ot business
" hic Is believed ofer, greater protection and larger
tiIas 70 ln- Assur-- thac an7 Other.
TRUSTEES:
Thonss Hunt, Jaa McCepough, Tnos Acteis
w n u Langley, Sepunus Crooks, SEQ N-tNsior,
hralS Sgeidon1 ChE-.es Payer, Lew Cook
Jas frse.and- Chzs. r. Rogers, 4 L-zou1,
ThoS 5 Nelson, 4. z Morins D. L. Ssyre,
wilson u daDt w. C. A:waler, Ale1is = BAKER,
Stewart GaTsh, w = Ke;eILAs II Ward.
Geo HasIaEs, Chs 6. Carleton, Leonard hlroy,
c. ". A. Rodgers Lu.ius Hopkins Jss C. HAock.
Henry Jessop DE.i-l C lisllsnd S T. JerkinA
u. D. Phelps, Herman Boxer
JOSEPH WALKER. President
LEWIS GREGORY Vice President
ELLwoop WALTEx, Secretary dS0 IN
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
ply ORDER OF the Hon Michael T. Ulshoeher FRS

by ORDER OF the Hon. Michael T. Ulshoeter. first
ID Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas for the City and
County OF New YorkNotice is hereby given, pursuant 10
provisions of the authorizing attachments against
nonresident debtors that attachment has issued against
the estate OF ALFRED A. WOOD; resident of the Stat.
Connecticut and that the VIII be sold for the pay
his debts unless he appear and discharge such At
aci!lnent according law within nine months from the
rs publication of this notice; ana n the payment of any
debts him by residents OF this Stale and the delivery
him. ms OF any property wAin this State be-
longing hun, and Of any such property by
him forbidden by law, and YoidDated the 5 day
of july. lSi5 GEO. c. GODDARD,
iv7 iayyqu Attorney Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

NEW TYPE FOUNDRY. No 90 Ann-st uear Gold
NsL-The subscribers isve opened foundry a. The
above pac where lney prepared 10 furnish ali KINGS OF
newssap-r book or fancy types and every other Ec!e
necessary Tor printing office. The types handcas;'
in uonlds i;oul pew marxes, OF !h7 best OF materials
and are warranted 10 be sgperor.n beauty and durability
any 10 be had Al any other foundry the city Of wfork
They the latest English style expressly for stsre
for this superior anything
before offered pubic, who invited call and
anime for themselves.
Liberal discounts VIII be made Tor Cash
II SIR COCKCROFr OvEREND.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

NlS Npi SAi'AA ava
Anderson, Capt
John 7.
Anderson, J. 4 Co.
Aveuigee, Richard
Austin, r j,
Acsley, Joseph G.
Anderson, j. Schuy-
lcr
Brndy,Thonas
BlscsAdll, Henry
Bradford. Aaron
Banter, Nelson
Blair. William
Baker, Dame.
Baker. Daniel
Banks. Ssmuel..2
Rgser, Eiilsh
Erauncu, Francis
Baker. Capt. John
STsnehsl, William
Baldwin. u. .. IL.
Salzsr. William
Baldwin, Harvey
Bar KS, h, Il
Ranks, Tnos. W.
ERnow, l. y
Bsmeu. Ed~ srd
| Barnes. Calvin
! Barnes. George
| Barry. Henry
/, Bsrgo~S, Thcs- il.
! Barter, SaMue. ).
| Barr, Cart lsmes
| Barker, ,Ismes
4 Soslsu, Wade
Baxter. William
BaiIs. Al Sig Clio
Boyle. John
Bate. John ID.
HGhr, Ottoman
Be5ee X Go Messr
Seehler. Tobias
Berthe, MOnsr.
. Bcllou, John
| Brewster, L.
| Brewtou, Daniel
! Beverioec, Robert
Bcne3iA, Capt Ii
/ bon
I Breymsuns, Angus
| Bentiy. NJ. A.
! Bel. Joseph =.
! Brewer, William
| Billings, Samuel
brigham, J. J.
Bigsley, s Il.
| Bryant William
Byrd, Rev. Johub
Bride. Capt. w. y
B;;ter, rh,ip
Bishop. Psul
Bi,ver, L. y.
Rrodie, w. J.
Brco5s, William
Bropby, John
bohn,6scr, Nj
BOncer X Towr
send
Brooks Road
Sorum, Martha
Roarse, Y honss
Brown, Thos. w.
Brown, Henry Il.
Brown. Mortimer
Boya !. ChSuroy
Rtuwr, iss. =
Boyle. James
Rruv'S, Thomas
Brown, + Angus
Rowen. w r
Hrower, R'chd d.
Brown, John
Ruwn. Samuel
Brown. J. +
Brown. }. Ii.
Bruce, F.. c A.
Bschley, Thos.. o
buckley. Timothy
BuchsnGn. ].
burtiu, Jamss II.
Ba.;erield. Henr
| Mons.
| Snu,or, Edgar
| Blunt, Dr., NsAsnY
Butts, Rev, joslp.
, Burns, William
| Buckle. Joseph
Bury. lchn Il. NJ.
Burke. Richard
Bussmsu, A. II.
Burch, Mouis..e
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

Il 'ERRE's SHAVING CHES1l.-Tne under-i gu
e having used Ferres Saayl, Cream, do not h-si-
tate 10 Recommend Il 20 The pahc ;- best SHa M Cream
either domestic or imported row in Rev Wm. Jarvis
Rev. a Granger Rev SaI1'l II Emery, Rev. W. c. How
ard Rev Ohm Z Crane r J. Goodwin. Cbas "
ward, u. D, Wm 3. Casey, NJ D., J. Barfsi VI D.. D.
Harrison, N D. MiddI-.own, CT
The above superior article for sale In New York a. the
manufacturers prices by J. W Holbor.on 5 Maideu .re;
Hoadly Phelps L Co. l42 Waier-s.; z. Tones Son &
Msdenane J. J. +. Trippe, so and s2 Msider-Ane A,
retail By Druggists and Pettumrrs generally
ds sI z C. FERRE, Proprietor, A!adletown, c,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
KNIcKERBocKER's PROPHECY

O.N11-t11 y O1AI--t 1tN4 u ~
EULFILLED!-Iliso is our belief isi thousand copies
L viii be sod in less Than six months"
knicker5ocser Magazine September. lSi5
Tenth Ediuon-Jusl PublsheG-Dow! !ing's History Of
Romansm, rSith - encrGvngs in various bindings
Cheeycrs Lectures the Pilgrims Progress. Fourth
edition vim numerous see -ngrGvirgs.
Heat unG elegant BOokbiuding, IN all s varieties.
Z. WALKER has in preoRralon the most beaufu! anc
costly styles OF Pictorial Bindings for HHrpers llum'na-
ted Bible !ha Cheap Bookstore and Bindsfy III Fulton
i20 +. WALKER, ia F1toust
IN PRESS,
a NEW EDITION OF CURIOSlTlES OF LlTERA-
4 TCNE and the Literary character illustrated. BY l.
c. DisR,tLI. Esq d. C. l.. F. S a With Curioses OF
AMERICAN LITERATURE. By RUFUs w. GRIswoLn.
A new edition oi his splendid work will be ready for the
trade in few days la very large royal octave vol
ume Elegant done ~ in cloth Price for sing.e copies
s. ~. 4 liberal discount Ia Booksellers.
LEEEI.EN McELEATE
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

ORTHOGRAPHY AND DEFINITION
SyMASUAL-Anelyical and Synlhetica Of Orihography
I've aud Definition by James y. McEigo, Principal oi
the Mechanics Society School, New-York
ito MARK II. NEWMAN, Publisher, 100 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

lust PRINTED ny the subscrb-rs, new and approved
form of DecrstOn Fire Policy oi Insurance for eth
cr hazardous extra hazardous policies. drawn up with
The grest=sl care under the supervision oil eminent Counsel
Printed aud for the Law Blank and Stationery Es
.sbl-hment Of lj2ll JANSEN i BELL. I5S Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
pnblie Gonpenanrrs. &r
- *, WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

--sz5=zss==zy1 *, WINTER ARRANGEMENT
S{ -Fteights for W Wheeling, Va and Pin,
burg, Ps-Th- und-rs gn-L for the I,,
seven years tsnd pfes-n Agcnticr Bingham, Linz D.,
lrs Civ 10 Pi,isiurg Pa sG.s this method OF bEo,,
hi. numerous friends and The public that havnS made Y
svc Rr-ar concerts for forwarding HerchA,d!s- VI. P,y
-osis ard Wagons during ;te Winter season. 10 he w
NJ Is now prepared receipt for grods from this Cir,
Wheeling W VIA Baltimore and Cumberland Ma 4, =,
P;;;,burs 2hia and Charnb-rsbury Railroad
Al goods entrus,e: to MS csre viii oe orwsrde. wo
desy and the lowest current rates 10 either o; Tie .boys
points on the Ohio River.
WM TYSON, 70 Westst New-York
BINGHAM DOCK sni Strsitpu, Palai-Irhs
JAMES WILSON North Ho~AHdsL BAR
WN BINGHAM. P'iisburg. Pa
DORSEY 4 RLACk, " he-iing, Va
~ Goods intended ior lbe Wheeling Route should ba
marked New York Ard Wte-nc Live, OF Jsrpe. W.
son Ba.rore And those for PiIabarg Sinshauts Linz
as heretofore ....>,, -
80 tMsrcht WN- TYSON, ~ "e''-stS n 7.
----4zrrz=zzg- ,ItILARD ~ CO.'S EXPRESS
-. For Pisrncui Turner'S, Chester, Goshen
Hampton N!ddetowu ,foS the t5a1ssetioro q
s A,les, entrusted 10 oheir care They VIII GIVE lh-ir ~
isinn 10 he delivery OF Boxes Bundles Packages Baat
Noes. Specie. Valuable Pap-f &c kcd ;ry VI AIS give
their S;.eBCn - te COLLECTION % Notes, Bills Dils, s
siliari Co. leia.y give notice thai Me-se1gess
js,-achsd every woTr'bS At O'clock sgd from lbs
sbor. aces and VIII give the aieoron all bls
ue-s connected with his liCr.
.rersi Office ~ Adams Co.'S No l. sI-s OF Al Thot
5 JenSuss corner DdSpe and Weststs
DAVID MiLLASo, mtLLAhu X %
rsrES CHEYsrAt,
Jo>EPH hYtrr. cVt
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

- APSCOTT's GENERai. Em.ssauon Oi
49, - South-sl corner of Msilen-ane, New YORK,
- and - Wateroor0ad Liverpool
Persona shn- - passage for their friends from
Liverpool dunng the coming season. in the Ne" Line OF
Ly=rP0p Pscar-s, respectfully informed by tEr sud-
scEiDcf thst The urdefneruoned magnificent sBd fa'one
pacN-t shgs Sil sail rom Liverpool positively adyer-
isdll a1y OF which De engaged On ths mos
asossbs Terms, EGt every Escrsssry wi! be u'ed
nav. those whose passage may be engaged this eide
possible.
The snip LIVERPOOL. 6:h Febrisry-th. siddons OIL the
lllh Fehruary-lhe Queen Oi the West, 6h March-tJe
Sheridan on IA VI srcu.
Tas vol sailing qualities Of these fsyOr:e packes
reuisF any fzir Is snc tErtr accommodations
for cahn second cabin sgd seerags passoBsers
those ot any other ae To passage aud for tare
particulars. apply w. :. J. T. TAPSCCTr,
F. S-W. = J. T. r. supply Drafts Us us0sl, for any
amount payable throughout Britain and Ireland is
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

THIitD DISTRICT Police Once, Essex-sl.-All
persons intsTesid IN claiming property ruihnin IN
said Police otce Ire Moncay ala. 1916 ar.
nesb- 1ode 10 make proof Of Ownership Of -4i3 properly
said Police Office before "Wednesday cay Of
February 1896 ss al said property ch shs - unc aimed
s1d Gay VII BE- sod Il public guccon TGare5ay Feb
r1ary 18Th 1870 st 10 O'Clock ~ N EI 20. - Spruces by
Wilet Il Wes;er-el- Auc-cne-r..
Said property consists OF Wsiebes Silver Spoons Cloth.
ing Bed Quilts Old Rope &c Isl Of The articles may
be seen - the Aucrone=rs Room By directions Mag.
istra.es Of the I hirc District Police
10 6w EDWIN + COREY Clerk
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of The Surrogat. Of the
county of New YORK Notice Is hereby given 10 all per
sons having claims against John Thomson late OF the city OF
York Physician. deceased, 20 present the sane with
the vouchers thereof 10 subscriber the residence Of
Tor o Daniel Berbe No 9i5 Broomestrset in the city OF
Nsw.YorS or before Ire seventh day Of Febru1ry next
Dated New \ urk the ), ,cond day OF Angus. lS45
laNyGU ELIZA Ann THOMSON TX.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

GOAL, COAL. CUAL-S . per ToE--fraca
u Orchard Red Ash NuI Coal screened aud dever-d a.
the shoye price, rur yard free Of carriage also, stove,
Range and Egg sizes al TIE very lowest market price The
cuay Of thl- Coal very Supeor Try i and satisfy
your.e al SIMPSONS Goal Yard 20 AID 1S Thompson
Z Spriag--t 10 lws
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
GENTLEMEN,s LIST.

sckillas, , Ii. L..
Adams, James q.
A EN-, Hever Peter
Addsln-. ArGna ).
Adams, James Il.
Alden, benjamin
ALEU-. Joseph
alleuspu, Samuel
Alexander, EobL 5
alues, Chss II. .
Amos. George 4.
A'deetco. .And'w ?
Alv0rd, O q.
Aqane, Mousr.
Anderson, r.
.Anderson, John
Anderson. Geo. w
Appleton, Francis
! Ssml.
, Andrews. Jarvis
! Anderson, Robert
! Atwood, John Nj.
, Anderson, Capt
! John 7.
: Anderson J. Il Co
I Aveuigee, Richard
! Austin, r j.
Acsley, Jos'1h G.
Anderson, J.Schuy
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
3H5urlnre.

MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Company,
l'I IOfGee No Wsil.sL-
The Company offers the following advantages To The
public:
Live. only insured ct the loves, rates OF premium
in second II months, bearing per cent interest OF
II may DC paid monthly or quarterly.
No person Is liable beyond the amount OF his premium,
a lie cI her 9espAilu
!foE say demands OF his creditors.
There will be annual division OF prons payable IN Scrps
Certificates bearing o pc. winch interest Is
payable annually IN cash.
DIRECTORS.
Rensselaer, HaveHs. Robi l. Patterson,
Iilliiaunl- Merle. Seln Low.
WH. A. 5. Pen!z. Chas ) Msckneit
Lewis c. Grover Thos. B. Segur,
HenTy McF Arian. Mscus l. " ard
WE NJ. Simpson Edward Anthory
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, Prest
BENZ. C. MILLER, Sec'ry
Jos. L. LORD Agent
c H MCISTIRE. Sub-A gent, S0i Hudson-st cor Sprng
JAMES STEWART, u. D. tNo. BOud-sL) Medical tNsa
iner. Al the o;fce dsily from 10 o'cocN oil -&@u
nECEMBEK REPORT OF th- Mutrai Lie lhsur
~ ance Company OF Newfors.-This institution, curing
the month OF December issued 1ty:our new pocies
To Merchants arc Trscersl7 To Cletgyrea
70 CLERKS. To Physicians
To 4 suEf- -ctgreTs..... 6 To LswveTs...-.
To oAacicneers......... To Cashier OF BEns......
To Grocers ............ TO FaTTe-s
To Stude1ts.. ITO hecsarcs
To Pushc OtceFs. TO Orcrrs II u. > Navy
10 fru!efs Ito Lacies'.-'.' '''-''''-'
To utEleinsn :,
LIyrs lEsQrec -
NORRIS ROBINSON, Prrsa-at
sIn'L EASSAY, Secretary.
:4iu:ara Post, Physician, 81 Broadway. j In
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

~ PURSUANCE OF oroer OF the Surrogate oi tae
sons hay1g Claims against Michael Z. Martin late Of he
Ciiy OF NewYUrE deceased, present with the
vouchers trereo 10 the subscriber n the Office OF John T.
DOVE No IS Nassaust in the city OF Newly YORK,
before dsy OF February Dated New-forA.
the twenty fourth day of july. lci5-
r5 2vy+ JOHANNA MARTIN AdministrstriT
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

THE BEST and Chespes: C-al-Sifet-We have re-
ceved few o. new description OF CosiSifter. This
article i. made OF wU3d with sieve, inside o! which
the cinders are placed and Immediately s-d by simple
process entirely xc.Gc.ng h! dust u IS gti aai port
cui ihe easi door furniture Those no sh
get good. cheap and economical SITTER, requested 20
cali and eTaia. u For sale wholesale and retail by
~ JOHN J. BROWN \ co. l22 Fulton-st near Nassau
GO PER CHALDROS.-Liverpoo Cos, srst gal
90 y size for safe AZ The above low pce from
yard - cents Per chatFon esS wh-n tASea dee. Ifoh
shu Ath. above PRICE Liverpool Coa Is more econom-
icai fuel thar an,hrsc!Is. Apply -
T. STOKES DICKERSoN,
and near Broad 'vRv-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

IN Pt RSUANCE OF order OF The Surrogate OF the
County of N-wYork, notice Is hereby gwen TO al! per
sons nayng claims against Edwin StcbbIns late OF The Cy
Of New York rwe!le deceased, present the Viih
the vouchers thereof e subscriber al his store no oi
BroadwAy In Cy OF New York, before The .wcr-
ieth dav of March mex. Dated NevYork. the ninth dag
of S.ni.rnt.r. laii iavyhn- WILLIAM STERRlNS.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26
: n1-Ot.T r-T1HI,l,IIED Fmlg1.nl

-. n5.n E~T ESTABLISHED EmigsnJ Packet
The subscriber continues bring out from LV
seugers very by the eguar hDe OF pack
ISL every eek durHc The moCin OF March Apf, May
June G.y, and August tereby lfordng splendid accom-
nndsots avery thf- days which X guarantee
lnl gsssru CAR possibly be- detained Liverpool
ser coming forward to ebark, wind add weather permit
ting.
For the aocommc AXIOM of parsons wishng tn rerlt mon
ey h-r ra1s -ubscro-r HisO gives drafts fHg
FEoviSc!AL BASE oF IRELAND, payable demand
Armagh, Clpnm.I, GALWAY, P-rsoGstovr-
AtIiunr Cagan, Kilkenny, So bbeFe-p,
Bsnton, CoOt-1!i, Kru-h sligo,
Belfast, Dungshnon Liin-rck, S,r-bane,
6snbnC2e, Dunesrvsn, Londonderry, Trace.
Bsivlnrua, Dn~npaIrcx Lurg.n Wexford.
Ba!ysGsnuOD, DUbtlG, Monaghan, Waterford.
BalEa ED1l=l lllen h4liOW. Yolshal,
Cork, Ennis, Munrymore,
Co.-rsine, FsrmOy, OnagI.
D.as, also, SPOOSER, ATWOOD :. Co. Bankers Lon
don. Drafts also, th- City Of Glasgow Bank. 0isssov
Al Of which drafts will be paid r." of discouu. 10 every
tO,gn 10 treat Britain
Persons residing IN the country have hr!r friends
brought ey promptly reml-t th~rn by ssadins
t-rr names and sddr-.ses;o JOSEPH MCMURRAY
Corner of Pine d SOulb.sts.
r SThe Secretary OF the Provincial BA-k of Ireland
has directed 10 caution The public sgSB- iwo hrs 10
ts clty who have the sudcy adyrrse 10 give drslo
on bis bscs without Gly authority waIeysr from Gi ana
who have had any sh ala Bank Or any OF ~
hrgucH@s AGENCIES 1f9i
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

g. BUILDING LUTS-Eor sar, acres oil Ground
t;; IN he South part the CITY Of Newark, " j. Tho
Lot fronts or B-osd-s, go feet ard Is shout 200 feet
deep Il would AFFORD very desirable plot tor me fes-
d-Gce any person wishing large saTen or sHt oe
very stvsuaceousIy divided int, building lots IL nys
within distance OF a.! places OF pghc resort
In me -itv Inquire of KING i BOND,
~ iyy SaS Broad.s. Newark
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

YELLOW PAPER.-lsx 2i, 81 SS, Is K u, iix 81,
L for sails BY CYRUS w. FIELD, SSrlns-shp. IN wv
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

SE-. LAW 0FEICES.-ENgiols Utices IA the rear
tsa building. No IS and =, NnssnGsL, to be neatly
finished and ready for occup stion on The first day Ci
May next Croton viii Se introduced on each land
ing Asa Oficesin the front building, which vii toe pui
in thorou repair \ diagram OF The Ohcts esq
be seen by Supplying TO JOSEPH THOMPSON, No. Mas
san = 2nJ story i20 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

So EAST HK0ADVYAN-ttoGsos and lot 5o2-and
Ellis 10. - and II Colum5a-st. tor sale. INQUIRE OF !
S PRICE, l7S East Broadway, al TTibGne Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

TRUN WARk HOUSE, III Greerwich--l-hem-ys.
Srr-se K Sampson, SUCCESSORS 10 SoormAn Johnson,
Ayres Importers and dealers in Swedlsh Russ and
English iron 81, nss boat and -si read spikes rve
ali li,ds t2i en-
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-23

WAR with Mexico' is again the cry
and the region where the two armies are
-ncamped is termed the seat Of war. -
Gen. Taylor, with the United States
Army of Occupation, has taken up h,s
position on the east bank of the Ru
Grandc AT point opposite To Alatamoras,
where II Mexican force OF 1000 soldiers
and 800 iancheros is stationed-h having
met with Do serious obstruction IN his
march irom Corpus Christi lie fell in
with two small bodies of NIexicans, the
Commander ni one Of which threatened d
a little, but there was no fighting. The
Mexican general MeJla had issued u
proclamation and message IN the usual
casconadmg style, and assumed n tone
oi defiance. The two armies were at
tirs, cncampcd within two or three hun
drcd yards of each other but Gen. Tay-
lor, II is said, wishing To avoid every mp
pearance Of design To coinnIit aggrcs-
sions, afterwards removed To point four
niles below. The accounts from the
strength OF the details, may confidently
anticipate that there has been, or soon
will be fighting. We doubt.
From The interior of Mexico appear
ances are said To hook warIike. Paredrs
expects nn immediate attack from The
United States troops, and has issued
proclamation calling upon his country men
to prepare for defence but II seems tina,
both armies have orders not to commence
hostlilies
MIR. Slidrll has left Mexco and ar-
rived at New Orleans. The Mexican
Government finally refused 10 receive
HIM a. minister plenipoteniiary, or in any
"iher capacity than that Of commissioner
lor III" arrangement, oI questions growing
,ui oI the Anncxatio of Texas.
But, after all, this Mexican business
- 80 compl,ru'rd aud the accounts 40
r"ninsrd, that II IL almost impossible To
4 a-ceiiain ihr zeal condition of iliIugs,
aud wr n,iA wait lm i.me 10 uuiayel the
tangled )diu opiam Re-
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-23
Arrival of the Unicorn.
8 Days later from Europe.

The Steamship Unicorn, Captain
baltimore, arrived at Boston on Friday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from Liverpool,
which place she left on the afternoon OF
the 10Th ult. She has been 30 days in
making the passage, including detentions
at St. Johns, N. +. and Halifax. The
Unicorn left Liverpool on the afternoon
Of the 10Th Of March, arrived at St.
Johns, n. f., on the 10Th instant, and
left at A. Nj. on the lith, and arrived
at Halifax on the 18th, at p. NJ, and
left again for Boston on tho 10Th, at 8
A. Nj. She has experienced heavy
westerly gales during the passage, and
been week IN the ice, but she susta inc d
no damage. She put into St. Johns,
n. i. for want Of coal.
The news brought by this arrival is
not important nor startling. The Eng
lish papers, vexed by the silly trades
aud taunIngs Of the Union, to which
they attribute more importance and in
1ucnco than il is entitled 10, have assum-
ed more warlikc tone, nnd follow the
brnsgar,s in their own vein. But this is
OF little consequence.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-23
Late from China.

The ship Rainbow arrived at New York
on Thursday, in seventy nine days from,
Canton, bringing China pupers to the 2Ist Of
January. She has made the quickest voyage
on reeord--having been gone only Elk and q
hulf monlhs-snd brings the ratified treaty
between the United States and China.
We observe little else in the extracts from
China papers ,han illusions to riots and up.
pr,hended riots in the city Of Canton, which
appear to have originated in opposition 10 the
admission Of foreigners. At the latest date.
however. some degree of quiet had beea TO-
stored.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-23
lG DAYS LATER.
ARRIVAL Of THE CALEDONIA.
Two Great Battles in India.

The steamer Caledonia, Lott, arrived
at Boston on Monday las. about noon,
from Liverpool, having leN on the 4,h,
bringing papers from London TO the 81,
and Liverpool to the 4ih, both inclusive.
The principa intelligence Of interest
by this arrival is the termination Of tho
Sikh war Two more snnguinary bat.
ties have been fought Uhe entire forces
OH each side numbering 100000 which
have resulted in the complete discom6-
ture and submission Of the Sikhs by the
British forces The first battle wus fought
on the 28,h January, the British forces
under Sir Harry Smilh.-The second
battle on tho 10Th Feb. by Sir Hugh
Cough. In the first battle, the loss Of
the British was I5I killed, 4I3 wounded,
and % missing In the battle of,he 10Th
Feb. the British loss was 500 killed,
2063 Notwithstanding in the killed
10 officers. The S,khs lost 10000 men
in killed and wounded.
The terms demanded by and conceded
to the British are, the surrender, in full
sovereignty Of the Territory, hill aud
plain, lying between the Sutlej and Bsas
rivers, aud the payment Of the expenses
of the war-,he disbandment Of the pres
en-, Sikh army-,he entire regulation and
control Of the river SutIej, &c. SC.
The Free Trade question is still on
the iapis, but its fate seems quite uncer-
tain.
From the Continent there is nothing Of
interest. Spain is again convulsed, and
q new and Inefficient ministry formed.
Grea. activity prevails in all the dock
yards Of England, and the recruiting for
the army is still going on with spirit.
The tone of the English press on the
Oregon question is decided, but not rash.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-23

O. The splendid steamer ORrGoN, on he'
passage from S,onington to New York on
Saturday morning last, at half past o'clock
an upon that dangerous ledge Of rocks called
" Gridiron," in licll-Gale. The concus.i ior
is represented 10 have been Tremendous.
The acciden: was caused by the tide striking
her bows as the Boat rounded lIallet's Point
which rendered her uncomfortable. Her
passengers were all landed in safety by tho
ferry boat Astoria, and the steamer Traveller
from New Haven, both Of which came to he.
assistance soon after the accident. The
beautiful furniture Of the Oregon had been
taken out by The Neptune, and at The last
accounts there was some prospect Of getting
her of, much damaged.