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Dec Iq-2aw2m

EoR RENT.--The handsome rooms over my
IL book and stationery store, next to the cornei
Of ~ street and Pennsylvania avenue.
GEORGE TEMPLEMANI
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Due TO the lamsntsd James HObun, ESQ.

For the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

We have frequently alluded 10 the beauty OF mo.
del and fast sailing qualities OF our American packet
ships, and from time 10 time thrown out such
thoughts as our feelings the occasion suggested.
We have invariably held that our enterprsing pack
ct owners have never received the amount of prase
which they deserve al the hands of our people, for
constructing those specimens of naval architecture
which have nculcated foreign nations just idea
Of the skill and enterprise of the American people,
Il is admitted by every nation to which our splen-
did packets travel, that in point of beauty, symme-
try and everything that constitutes the beau ideal of
a splendid ship, the American people are superior
any other In the world. Who has not heard OF
the unlimited encomlums that have been lavished
the dramatic line Of packets belonging to X
Collins, Esq, Of this city, and in praise of which we
have frequently contributed our quota Nor are the
facts wanting to sustain the opinions we have
preached on these splendid vessels.
We have encountered great deal of labor in
looking over our files in order to compile list Of
the passages made by this line Of packets for TWO
years back, and the following is the result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07


Toe stock market Is evidently permanently improv.
Ing. At the FIRST board to-day, Canton went up per
cent; Harlem /; vcksburg !; Reading III Norwich and
Worcester /; Penn. ss ~ Ohio Gsi Long Island,
Morris Canal and Farmers Loan, closed firm at yeser
days prices The sales large and there appears
be better feeling in the street than have observed
for time past The bears not 90 determined to
press down prices they have been during the past
month or two. and many who have heretofore been
bearing the market, have become bulls and are now
striving to put up prices The money market Is also de-
cdedy easier and the rate Of interest slightly reduced
How long these favorable things will continue Is inn
possible to tel-every thing depends upon the complex
ion OF advices received from time to time from wash
ngton and upon the next from Europe The me-
ment the difficulties which exist in foreign sf
fairs are cleared away that moment very great specu
ation in stocks will and the margin for an im
provemsnt in many stocks is great that very great
Improvement must be realized.
The committee banks in the Assembly Of this State
have reported bill requiring all banks to keep their
circulating notes at par in the City Of New York.
The Lawrence Manufacturing Company, at Lowell
have made semi annual dividend Of ten per cent pay
able on the iNh inst.
The annexed extracts from the Official reports made I'd
the Comptroller show the number Of way and through
passengers transpo ted the railroads Of this State
1885, and the receipts from each Of the two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

THE WEArHrR.-Ii was a sage remark Of some down.
east philosopher, that we almost always had kind
Of weather the year round" This has been
exempliied within the past week or two First, had
the cold spapping January weather. just the confines
Of spring, and then came the mild warm, summer ks
days and just as were thinking winter was fairly
PRISE yesterday, by seeing fakes of falling. We
were in hopes they had taken their departure the
season." at the close Of the last storm During the
day showed hailed rained and did all Of things
rendering the travelling remarkably interesting.
CHARGE or RevoLr--Cspt Bursley of the packet shin
Hottinguer, appeared yesterday before Commissioner
Gardiner, and lodged complaint against Thomas Lord
one OF his crew. for an attempt to make on board
the hip on her passage from Liverpool to tits port
warrant Immediately Issued and placed in the ha nds
OF one Of the deputy marshas for the arrest OF Lord
PoLLy BoDlrE Tho trial Of Mrs. Bodins is set down
for the frs, Monday 10 April nest at Newbugh Orange
county, before Judge Ruggles, of the Second Circuit
ATTEMPT At MuRpER.-We learn that there was an
near a. We could ascertain, were these Mr. Barber
vho IRON some cause has Tofidsd with his fam y
lot some time went TO their residence in the evening
MN ,ne intention OF remaining there for the night
rms being objected 70, Mr. Lockwood, the family
lawyer was sent for and he the door Of
mousse sr Barber drew pistol and attempted to shoot
MIN he red twice, one ball passed by without touch
ing VT LOCKWOOD, oni the second went through his
cravst and Just cazed his neck he thus narrowly e.
escaping instant death Mr. Barber was Immediately
arrested We are toll and taken to the station house
a PIous THur.-Our thieves beg inning TO- psrtske
othe pous influences Of the present day The house 81
James HuggIns No 1888 18th street was burg
~ entered on Tuesday night and a small pockeoible
Oxford edition. with a silver clasp and gilt leaves. to-
g.her with two dozen knives, numnsr Of steel pens
and two volumes Of DluDfs Lectures were stolen.
Coroner held an inquest yesterday, at No. 81 Lewis
street. on the body OF Hannah Dillingham; 81 years Of
age, born on Long sland, who came to her deetn by
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ILLUSTRATED
w Z z LY II Il n "A i T. i.
The New Grace Church,
sc. &c.

The Tpsstiy HsrGA will be published a, O'Clock
this morning, al slxpence a copy.
II will be embelllshed with beautiful view of
the new Grace Church, situated at the upper end of
Broadway, and to be coasecrated to-day and a
graphic illustration Of the dissolution OF the Joint
occupancy of Oregon, and the retiracy of John
Bull from the firm OF Sam 4 Bull, OF that territory.
II will contain, in addition, the interesting inelli-
gence from Washington, the news from Europe
and Iadia, and the local intelligence OF the week.
Single copies, in wrappers tor the mails, can be
obtained at the desk
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The Meeting Mt rammany Hail.

There was a tremendous upheaviag OF the de.
mocracy ast night at Tammany Hall 1t seemed
as if Mount Vesuvus had burst forth again indeed
the confusion and chaos come again." at the clos
OF the meeting, was really fierce democratic erup-
ton, beating the original vesuvlus IN its burning
brliancy at midnight, all to pieces We give full
report of the proceedings in another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

Wri xht's Indian Vegetable Pills lin addl.
on these beng at tbs oil medcius
world sing 20 Of removing paia which trsiy
t'ashine four five Of said tnAn vsEs,eo Pills. takes
every night going to bed, will short time, et.ly
rid the body Of those mcsod humor: viii h. # dyed the
th,o.Sh ths sno.,tss hi.aa H.n,, 70
and sickness 10. Of sp -e, costvsaess Judges, hste
an ind smmstioa o. torpid ga . Of he liver.
Wrshts Indian Vegetable Pills also cleanse tbs stomach
thefef are esrtae cure for eholsr. orous
Question and ssqaeny give alth and vigor the whole
frame, a. well i've disease OF from he body
CAUTION. IL should he bT the
g. ssmus Reed who se medicine psrpong 70 Be lndias
thar h. u Cor sale.
The nnly security inst imposition purchase OF
peso ~ NV certi6e ts OF Agency. the
Om oen4 General Dope Ne. 2eo Greenwich N Y.
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
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Tasls, 7osx sols.yls n x,8 asa :

Total receipts from through md way passengers
81 S4 7e6 g. Of which two,hirds from the throug
and one bird from way passengers The receipts Of tn
Harlem Railroad Company, from way passsngsrs wer
nearly double those Of any other road in the State
while the number Of through passengers was only 81
csedsd by ave other lines ia the State.
All the rsilrosd companies but the syrsssss an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

es, belonging to Gen. McDuhe was ALLIED the 18th
lust, by two other negroes who were acting in the
capacity ofdrivsrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

Nsws faoa rts NosrH We are constantly in
de9tsd - Lisassson and Wells for the la,es, papers
RON albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

"Jockey Club" Extract, with . complete
assortment OF Psfamery Toilet Soap Shaving Cream gen.
zine Bsari Oil. Am9ine for ehspoed h,sds Col goes,
Ra1crs Of sup rio, qaa,tv Hair Nail Tooth and SD wgs
Bfuhe &C. DC for sale Wholesale and rsssil BY T..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

Town ELEcrross.-The wings have recently car
red their tickets in Rochester, Buffalo, Utica and
Troy.
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X NOX /"

No. ITO F'ait0a street,
Will Introduce the Spring Fshlon for 0entemsu's Hats
Saturday, March !, 1886.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

SoSskoRATIoN OF GRACE CHURCH Grace Church
70 Do conseerated ,hfs~porning, at 10 o'clock.
Bishop McCoskry will perform the services It
wiii' prooeby, be an imposing ceremony. The
doors will be opened at 10 o'clock for the recep-
ton OF the bishops and clergy, after which the pub
lie, having tickets, will be admitted We shall
give full report Of the ceremonies in to-morrow,s
paper, together with a splendid engraving Of the
church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

some Of the remarks Of the gentleman who has Just pre-.
ceeded me- u has been pleasure with me and q mat
ter Of pride at all times TO meet my fellow citizens in
old Tammany. t5ome remarks were made here, which
we omit, refersble to somethng which fell from tho
Shepard" dd say 90" S he dida ac In IN
ssesing the head. Of the Il that the people
humbugged, as has been said here tonight, | should
be 10th to come forward the advocate Of any po-
puar sentiment-but they not to be deceived The
out public utility unsubstantiaed by facts, and be.
yend the reach Of reason or experisncs a voice
o .af su, Sw co l. oa s Srs
Of the people va: heard against the money power in the
say that the voice Of the people heard for tho
annexation Of Texas in the election Of Polk 10 that
lie !shout' Of No: ne? II the voice Of the psopl:
Is afarcsif the voice Of the people cannot itself
heard, then there is in publicly discussing the
question But tho voice Of the people can make itself
heard- can be heard in peace and In too, wit
ness =: sS5ou. 0as: Of Prince.
toni Speak TO the questionv) Well, then the gentle.
man upon the other side has rested great point
took place two ears ago appeal from that meeting
TO this The sentiments ofthe people the sentiments
,su RSs o. sSs
should be endowed with the veto power The cha
does not provide. Secondly that the Poop should
Mayors appointing them, than there 10 IL the peoples
elsctns them. Thirdly, that our system Of represents
proper principle The gentleman has conceded the
veto to be necessary. | therefore leave that to
the general Judgment Of tho people o. the question
Ia this respect he admits the charter be defective
The gentleman has stated that II the amendments we
desire effected the officers heads of departm ents
will be chosen by etguss in the several wards But
may not the Mayor be elected BY eguesi Could NOT
man Of great influence in ward 70 10 q candidate for
the msyorsly and say to him, Promise me that II gu
are elected you will give me such an once asd you
shsn hsvs the vote Of ny ward In convention r Sup
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22
TRUSTEES sale.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust to me cxecnt-
ID ed by William O'Nen!, Scn'r, will sell
on the 10th dav If February next between the
hours Of nine o'clock. A. NJ. and four o'clock,
P. NJ at public vsndue 20 the highest bidder
for cash, the following described property: to
wit, Commencing ,hrty.fve feet south from
the north east Garner Of town lot number six
hundred and seventy nine, running south along
Fifth stree: to tht south east corner Of said
lot. thence west with the south boundary line
Of said lot 10 the south west corner Of said lot;
thence north along the Alley, twenty five feet;
thence on line parallel with the north and
south boundary lines Of said lot to the place
Of beginning: lying and being in the city Of
Burlington, Des Moines county, Iowa Terrific
rv-also. the FLOWING. being and situate IN
The county aud Territory aforesaid and known
and described as follows: the north half OF
the north west quar,cr Of ssction number
twenty -four in Township number seventy
north Of Range three west, containing seven
ty.eigh: acres, end bounded as follows 10 10
wit;-an of snid quarter section WHO" '''
north ri the middle Of the channel Of Flint
Creek. Sale TO take place in front Of the
Clerks Office. A. b GREEN.
jan - 'a5-3i-5t Tryssee.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22
BoawtiIml Goods.

BoawtiIml Go DDS.
"M GARREr TT g. Co., Have on hand
w and Offer for sale at extremely low pri.
crs, a large assortment Of BEAUTIFUL
GOODS, such us
Cashmere dc coosse, silks,
Muslin de laine, aIpaccas, bombazinss.
Coburg cloth, mrrinocs, 6ne French and
English prints, capes. collars and
Chemize:,e., fine dress caps. cuffs,
Chenille boas, blk and varigated cord and
Trussels, silk shawls, turkcri and
De laine sllawls, nett and blanket do,
Nets for caps and collars, laces, edgings,
Insertings, rich bonnet and cap ribbons,
Artificial flowers and ruches,
Ladies' velvet and silk ctavats,
Hosiery, GALL kinds)
Gloves and m tits. (all kinds)
iIcmist,ched linen hdkfs, French dimity
Null and Swiss musins,
Striped. barred and plain iaconctts, etc.,
with u great many ether articles too numor.
Gus TO mention. Call and see before you buy,
for
IT'S NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
at the N. E CORNER
n20 Of Main and jefferson streets.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

Hour Correspondents.-We have re.
'"'eo communication containing hume.
'''' extracts from the Sermon delivered
var Z. G. SHAcKFoRp's Ordination al
e''Al boston, some years ago. and ask.
"gh Mr. s. accords in the sentiments
''aalned in that sermon. We decline
f'''''h'ng the communication because we
!" '"' wish TO open our columns TO reli.
s'os' controversy.
ne poe,ical piece Of IF: NJ, r." is
"N and shall appear mex, week.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22
temperance Meeting.

No., meoting held pursuant TO notice, in tho
I'M church, Saturday evening, 10Th
Tem,".co consult upon the best interests Of the
ar re'ahre cause.-The meeting having been
io,I ~ order, Dr. J. +. HENRY, was called
S.,,., .ha'r, and GEO: PARTRIDGE. was chosen
a.. ne Chair having stated the objects Of the
PROPOSE. ~, moved that a pledge. which was then
iur.. ~. 70 The meeting. be offered for sigma.
nova , mo having been. adopted il was then
d Az, A. mat Committee OF three be arpointed
xp.e,;ns.a Constitution to present at tie next
"as; whereupon. J. 6. Edwards + Ste.
si.. .' VI Henry, were appointed said com.
!, , .,s. tia. when we adjourn !, b. to Satin,
hlf =. sng next at the Methodist Church at
kpuSI,.h..Is. IVA: the proceedings Of this mee,inv
Voted s'a ,sa IN the Hawk Eye and Gazette s"s
= eon .1.. Or Henry and George P.r,r;d,.
Aai,..." a.',se to obtain speaker 10 sivs
a.es Of II Saturday evening next e ON a., :.
voted. to adjourn.
e.e. J. F. HENRY, Cbaino,,
's' PA.'.lDcr, Secretary.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
New Goods.

New Goods.
THE undersigned has just returned from
= the East. and il now receiving = fresh
stock OF
EaLL and WINTER GOODS.
Consisting in part Of the following:
Prints Of every variety, new styles
Alraccas, lawns, msr;noes and ginghams
Shaw wis, large and small
Linens and cambrics
Linen and cotton table cloths
Ladies' satcheIs
IIdkfs, cravats aud suspenders
Pilot, beaver and broad cloths
Cassimsr... fancy and plain
Satinetts and Ky. jeans
Flannels, WOOL and canton
Linseys, fancy and plain
Fxi.cy wool crxvats
Brown aud blcached muslins
Tickingr, drillings aud checks
Fire mkt and fancy yarns
Hosiery, gloves and mitts
blankets Of fine quality
Thread. needles amt pms.
HH A~~ AND CAPS Of fashion
able styles.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGA Of all
kinds aud backing and brushes
QUEENsWARE, fasIIldhabie aud assert
ed
WbHVN H II AniSs~ouEaI,coucc anu H''"""cS
Imperial. gnnpowder. young Tyson and
black Teas
Madden, copperax and Indigo
Castor oil, catsup; mustard and pepper
sauce
Cocoa, raisins and dried currants
Tubs. buckets, Sc, ALSO
FISH Of various kinds all OF which are offer
ed ut very reduced pric:I for CASH or pro-
duce. My friends and the public generally
are invited to call. THOMAS HEDGE
oct g. 1870
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

b.vs had curious doings al Car
~ i.,.lv. We leara by the Warsaw
y VIZ s., INA, the County Commissioners
= 's :, The l2,h inst, and among other
~. - b. allowed one was presented Tor
:" .,,;ou. and provsndsr furnished to
p..I.p..o.'. posse, during the late diff
' ''',... Af,er some discussion il was
.ahv the Commissioners and The
r.. Mr. Thatcher, va. ordered to place
ann. on record. The Clerk rose and
! '.,.a ,,,,. an injunction from the CIrca't
.',na had been issued, fOtbiddiag all pro-
= ...a;oss in relation to bills presented for
a. support Of said posse and the ,njunc'
y" :, he was bound to obey. This an
4 ..,,o.n, created considerable excite
n -, in The court room, and they adjourn
II :, mill ne.. day. On The mex, day. the
II rl.rk road the minutes. The President
." marked tina, he had neglected TO read
order on the record which had been
IN ..d The Clerk replied that he had
.l,..dy given his reasons for not record
n AIT. The Commissioners held con.
| ..I,,,ion to sec whether they should dis.
~ mia, The Clerk or imprison him for con-
II mint, They determined to dismiss him
I'll and M, Jack" Mormon by The name
III ofEJmonls in his place. Mr. Thatcher
: Y mid he should appeal TO the Circuit
III caut and had bond drawn to that in
Il ra.. lie presented his bond but they
NJ would moi approve il, Edmonds being
!, .~orn demanded the books Of Thatcher.
Ill bu, he refused to give them up. The
III Commissioners then made out warrant
). "a commit Thatcher for fifteen days in
III ill. Sheriff Backens.os. apparently anx'
J. Ou, 10 attend to his business, was in
1. h. &C. Of taking him to Jail, when Maj
i, Warren stepped in between them, whs
"a said he would take charge Of rhatche,
IL and keep him in custody. until they couls
i,sI 20 10 Springfield, where they could brin!
Ill The matter Immediately before the highes
IL tribunal and have i, settled summarily.-
Il The Commissioners then desired 10 pro
NIL w.d 10 business, but Maj. Warren .olt
q, / bsn as i. was uncertain who was thu
nj. n,hiul Clerk, he would be Clerk 70
them and keep the Office locked until
;,,I VA a.cerlained. The timely interference
d, j Of Maj. Warren prevented them from
~, carrying on, their designs and they ad
,ps journed.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

nP There is considerable dissa,isfac
lion even among The Democrats at the
c,on Of the Legislature in relation to the
Stale Government. question. They think
ii. legislature had no business 10 bring
The subjec, up at this session. The law
requires the election to be held in April.
The Convention To be composed Of forty
Members, and Des Moines is entitled to
/ hree. There was no real Necessity for
heir action, especially as they have put
Of presenting the Constitution TO Con.
rsss until after the assembling Of another
legislature. As there is 40 remedy, we
would commend all to be governed by the
principles we have laid down in another
udcle Oh the same subject.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22
I1OR SALE.

l. known as the Carter Farm, is now offer.
ed for sale. Said farm is situated - mile 3
south west from Burlington and CONSISTS Of
33t acres. about $50 acres good timber and
the balance prairie, 100 acres fit for cultiva.
tion. There is erected upon the farm a frame
dwelling house in excellent repair, also, an ex
celleEt well Of water; there is growing upon
the premises an orchard Of Apple Trees "a por-
ton Of them in bearing condition. Saif pre-
misses are well fenced and in fact il may truly
be said that the farm affords every inducemcnt
to the lover OF Agriculture. Fer terms apply
to Il +. CORDS.
jan 2246 -35-tf Agency Road l. T
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22
SGOW HOUSE..
Corner Of Oiipc ap0 5rtoa0 Streets,
st Louis, Missouri.

HNIIE und rsigncd has recently become the
Lessee Of this establishment, which is
now undergoing thorough repair. The l'ca-
ton is convenient to the Levce and the busi-
ness part Of the city. making il desirable
stopping place FOR the travelling public and
merchants from the upper towns. No pains
will b, spared to please all who ma. favor me
with thor patronage
q Baggage taken to and from Steamers
free Of charge. THOS. BLAIR,
Jan Is 1864 Proprietor.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

The notorious Mcconnell introduced a
Resolution in the U. S. House Of Repre-
snla,vcx on the 9Th inst. TO ANNEX
IRELAND TO the United States. We
ny, seriously, that Freedom has g",
a'nu and nothing can stop its rush. We
shall .joice, If it can find Freemen en-
'pgh wherever j. goes TO maintain it,
Oregon, il i, had been let alone two years
hnger, would have been safe for Freedom
g,ins, the world Of Monarchists.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

The following is the superscrip,iou Of
aleiier, received al our Post Office some
line since. |. was from Massachuse It's:
Now Westward no. make haste and go,
And change your course for no way,
out step secure, dry, safe and sure,
Al Burlington, iowa.