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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

ryNHE SUPERIORITY of Demutt. unrivaled Snuff
over al! others Is fully proved by the liberal patronage
OF discerning public for the last fifty years-a period am
ply sufficient test lis excellence and bring ls pre-
sen, perfection whereby it has attained reputation sur
passed by none in the Union
Connoisseurs and dealers will please observe tina!
this celebrated Snuff manu- featured from the pues and
finest materials aud warranted be free from all deeter
Gus drugs " and guard against imposition, their attention
is Invited 20 the following necessary
CAurtoS-The genuine article IS known only as De-
rnu. Suuf wnoesaled In Lancaster, Pa solely by
the manu- sclurer; by Bninger CoZZens, IS Ve5eyst N
YORK; Anthony E.Ion, 10 North Sxth-st Ph.lade phia
Stab.e- X Candy, Prasl Wharf BALTIMORE j. i Z. Ey-
mex West Pen"-s. Reading, Penn.
The trade and others supplied reasonable terms, and
prompt attention given all orders, II addressed 10 the
above sole agents the manufacturer L. l. Demulh al
the old or gua stand East kingsL Duke Lancaster
Pa which essbshme hes no interest common with
any other. III ltD&7tNc
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amnsements.

A MEXICAN NiUsEUm-Every dag and evsning
A.is week, commencing Monday, Feb le3spensiS Per.
dag anernoons oeock-Tbe manager has arranged for
ths exhibition Of Laughing Gas together with hose oe.u;
Mr.. J: Hal, Low Comedian; Grand Italian Fsn,oecin;
Sy aNSe. osRo ssn b Mr. paP The as1Lse
Admission, . CENTS chidrea under 10. iai
MR BRADSURY'S SECOND FESTIVAL,
MyES ToE.f MUSICAL ESTERTAlSMENT viii be
given in the BROADWAY TABERNACLE, on Wednes
day Eyenng the 18th, when &c viii introduce an sII1s
new hill OF Choruses. Duets, aided by JUVENILE
ORCHESTRA, under The direction OF air. Charles L
Barnes.
Tickets Is c-nu-for sale usual plscei and at the
n B-A limited number of ticket, will be issued
l4+sis WIN. B. BRADBURY
GRAND CELRBKATI0N.-seeond Anniversary
Temperance . Re held in the NJ E Church IL Wilsts,
near Grand on Tuesday Evening FEB, I'm
Marshsl.
Singing under the direction OF Msssrs. Alexander R. E
!. Prsyer-by Rev Mr.. P. Rice.
s. Reading the Annual Report. K. Kersed ESQ.
AddTess-Priuciples CT the Daughters OF Tempe rance
5 Singng-Ths celebrated Trumpe. Song 10y reQues,>-
J. NJ Brown, OF Yonkers
6. Singng-The Pilgrims Legacy-R. E. Davis and the
Company.
invitation to Sign the Pledge of Total Abstnerce-by
the Presiding Officer.
5. Address-by Rev. Mr. Covil
9 Sngng-J. NJ Brown, of yonkers
TO- Singing (Dialogue)-Mr. r E. Davis snd Mss Rob-
erts.
H. Address-Rsv. Mr.. Martyr
~ Singce-A favorite piece. n. Brown, OF Youkers
Is Singng-D Enthusiastically Harrison Choir
H. Benedicuon- 49,
e Tickets One Sbiling-lo be had OF =. w K w F.
Gey $50 Grand.s,; J. s. Russell 81 Norfolsst Marun,
7s Orchardsi J. Brsis,ed 81 Broomest; Mrs Msther 10y
Grand-st Mrs c. Dennis, 81 Pus w. c. BrsisIed, 5st
Bowery; M. NJ. Uoughwout st Avenue D; Also al Cur
iis's Drug Store Bowery Mrs Cromwell IS Cinonsl B.
Smith, iOl Eishlh,; T. Brsisted, Bowery; W. R King,
rardet the door OF the Church the above eve
ming.
Doors open al 9 oclock-eNercises 20 commence al -
The Members OF the Union requested 10 meet IN
the basement Of the Church. with their Regalis a6 O'Clock
precisely. BY order.
Il. Sis MARTHA CAMERDEN, R s.
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VIM TAYLOR. NO. 2 Aston HOUS

" NJ IAfLON. NO, ASIUH AUUSbI
HAS IN PRESS. ard will shortly rublish-Twenty
11Years After the Three Mousqueiares, sequel 10 the
Three G1erdsen, 5y Dumas Translated from the French,
By E.p.
To the extraordinary merits OF the Three Guardsmen "
tie thousands who have read the testify and Il
will be sufficient say tina; the sequel is equally interesting
and exciting. Il Is, Park Benjamin gays ell Le-Lfe
Incident chases after incident in quick succesonhe mar
rave gees straight forward Ike railway hich the
readers interest gd-s like slocomove II will be publish
ed in TWO parts, Is CTS each
The Gsmsser-A Tragedy, in i've acts, viii be ready
Thursday, price ~ ce1;s.
Just Pubishsd-Loves Sacrifice or Rival Merchants
play in I'VE By Geo. Love!, author Of Provo,: OF
BTuges. ~!
The Three Guardsm-n, by Dumas Translated by Park
Beujsruiu, complete, 80 eta
Allie and chssn publications for sale wholesale and
retail by WM TAYLOR No. Asior House. III 2is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

yET;STED-A Wouar 10 do the cooking washing a1t
w ironing OF small family who bring good recon.
mend.lious her asst pi4ce Apply No 81 near
Isr-ty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

" WistRr's Bnlsnm of Wild Cherry.-Regular
Physicians have anrpaihy Patent Medicines,
and very justly opposed the OF The thousand and
offered 10 the public certain ciredls for
dence in OF their rondst effects but hundreds OF
cases can be cited il which WlSTARS BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY has been recommended and used with
marked success. We give below a single instance
BASSESsRIpGE. n. J. Oct 10. 1915.
Mr.. Seth w Eowle Boston: Dear Sir-1 perceive by all
the newspapers that you the General Agent OF that
useful and highly popular medicine called WlSTARS
BAISAM OF Wild CHERRY. Allow 10 inform
YOU sir that have used that med cae IL my family with
decided Last fall my wife was very scs hud
very bsd cough consulted physician, who visited heE
snd prescribed medicine which did not relieve
her cough last he ordered DR.. Wisiars Bslssm OF
Wild Cherry. Immediately procured bottle OF your
agent in this place Mr.. D. w Doiy; she took il, and Il
cured her entirely During The time had fever myself
which left weak and fecolet had severe cough
which,roubled me time had your Balls
sgaiu and found ii highly beneficial; was obliged how
ever 10 lake two bottles before was entirely well All
who have hsd colds coughs diseased ungS.
oncr iSigued) DAVID AYERS.
am personally acquainted with Nh Ayers aud believe
his statement 10 be and entitled 10 ms confidence OF
the pubic Csigped) Rev. OSCAR Harris.
Pastor of the Fr. Presbyterian Church at bssEenoroge
Cases daily occurring IN every paTt OF Inc country
which prove ,nconesiably the vast superiority OF ms bal
in every shade OF lung and liver dsea'e over every
other preparation heretofore known 10 me ~orlo-
Be careful and get the genuine Dr. "lsaf oasalh OF
WUd cherry None genuine unless II nas lne "" iAAf
PER- which 1!Sdy5 hezs the written signature OK BUTTS
ALI others ere counlerfsiis SETH ". FO"LE,
Proprietor and General Agent
Price 81 per bottle, CT ak for S.
Sold, wholesale and .etai By A. 3. d. SANDS Drug
-gi.ts 7s Fntons rs Brosdway, and II East Broadway,
only agents for New.york. l0f iieQdN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE 90.

rs Capital scot, G00-Otice+ IL Faiton-sl Brooklyn
Having their capital very nearly entire, continue 10 take rsks
buildings machinery merchandise, and property gener
ally their favorable This Company has passed
oog ae '7c greatest confagrsons that have ever oc-
c:ree in sosr.ry; they their escape from them
Is u compa Slight losses 20 The system which they
WHICH tc .rsoy may ssstsin will DO adjusted
ssc sid promptly .1~s-ss0rs.
: ". DELAMATER, President
lS ic;isseed L c. gixs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

Price 81 per bottle, CT ak for s.
Sold wholesale and .etail, By A. B. D. SANDS, Drug
only agents for Nsw.York l0f itsedis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

~ New Episcopal Church.-A meeting. prepare
tory to OPT ming OF the Free Church. corner OF Mar
I; O'Clock Several Cergymen will be present Citizens
invited attend III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

g situated in the village OF Stspleton Staten Island BE-
1x tween the Sapeton Ferry and VanderbiFs Landing
Tn. orernses are IS feet inches In breadth In front
Bays; rs feet inches In front BrowneH.st 2S feet
inches In depth Norhery side and 20 feet depth
IN The southery side or thereaboui There upon the
premises largo brick House In 'front.' generally known a
he Prospect House. With other buildings adjoining now
renting for S4oo and good frame bouse In !he rear For
terms and farther particulars apply 10
7eodstf WILLIAM EMERSON, No 10 Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

EAIRRASKs, PLATFORM SCALES, wD-
ranled perfectly and permanently correct Tor sale oJ
J,,y,yII.+ 7klRPANKa v co al "alls'
CAKPET WOKSTEDS-: and double white innings
of sun.rior quality Worseds OF any number, made 70
order in quantity, by L. DRAPER GREENE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

4 yRlDDLES, CAKE turner's, range gridirons; oyssr
VI boilers cog wnps toasng forks and irons chopplng
knives and trays ba.ug spoons and ladies. desh forks
egg sicers egg ladies' Harding pins paste spps
splce mills spice boxes psssooaro ana
rolling getber with patent sfe furnaces particularly
,dsnis5 70 ranges baking wsles ume a; the House
Keepers En- porium may be found every thing new
and desirable In the housekeeper's line.
IN SMITH TORREY & co. IS Ms,den-lsne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

EDGAR JENKINS, AUctioueer.
IL Executors sale Of Valuable Property,
fronting on Wnshingt on.S Gunre;-Will he sold al
Public Auction, TUESDAY, The 18th day OF February
at Il O'clock The Merchants Exchange that large aud
egiby situated Lot the West end OF
of West place, adjoining the two SPLEEN
did bindings erected the past year by g. Winthrop Gray
and ]. Woodford Haven, Esqs.
The fortyhve feet front Washngton.square, and
one hundred and feet deep West Washing lace
is well adapted for literary Institution, or dwelling
the largest class for two commodous dwellings,
having the privilege of The psrywel OF The house owned
By g. Winthrop Gray Esq the usual terms OF valuation
The locality is believed be unsurpassed the soil perfect
~ dry aordng superior sub-cears, may be seer IN tbs
adjoining dwellings,
The residue Of the Lois the West side Of the square are
owned by three gentlemen who will doubtless improve
them with dwellings OF the frs. class-
The above property owned by the upders gned ndl
vidusly and Executors and perfect title will be
given.
TERMs-Ten cent and the auction fee 10 be paid al The
time the sale; fifteen per the I'd day OF March
when The deed vii! be delivered; the remaining seventy
five per in years Tor sooner al the option of the pur
chaser with interest al per cent payable half yearly TO
be secured by bond and mortgage.
The sale Will be positive 10 the highest bidder
PHILIP REYNOLDS.
CHARLES McVEAN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
CITY OF ELMS.

CITY OF ELMS.
TENHE EXHIBITION OF THIS MODEL. together with
Models of The Public Buildings of New-York and the
Mormon Temple al Nsuvoo will remain open for short
time longer the Granite Building. Tickets 25
f. PORTER SELDEN, Proprietor.
Z. B. CUNNINGHAM.
Superintendent OF Exhibition.
The proprietor constructing at 500 Broadway
MODEL OF NETWORK,
representing carved wood every building she'd tree and
other bject in the Great Metropolis OF America, which Will
he completed r few months. Above this model Will be a
Canopy which will be delneated views Of public build
ings places OF business manufactures private residences
hotels steamboats, &c. ranging from ~ 10 80 inches IN
length, for which moderate compensation viii on
charged.
Having now SO nearly completed Model OF NewYork,
the proprietor will either sell give lease OF the Model
OF New aycn sc.
Office hours from TO P. NJ.
LII Ht,s- PORTER RELDEN SEQ BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

r. Pitntan's PhouoGraphy.-An who feel the
Of Of Short Hand scientific simple and adapt
ed both daily in business and correspondence and 10
verbatim reporting and all who wish 10 settle The claims o.
rival Systems the OF Photography Phonetic
Short Hand invited TO attend Lecture ri Clinton Hall,
in the Lecture Room OF the Mercantile Library Association
Tuesday evening, Feb H. :! O'Clock by Member OF
the American Photographic Society The rapid spread OF
Mr.. Pitnans in England and the United States,
proves his, deserves least fair hearing from the public
If Sits HENRY J. HUDSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

E0LD LEAF AND DENTISTS SoL0 fOiLs
SF SUPERIOR QUALITY a. he Mana a, n 81
Gold Fol- sGu. aS % Ss &c I md Dss At he
o. 49, Pale Gold IS 50 per ri Gold, sh'
,o~ and Cooper Bronzes Silver Lest &c &c
'et 20 sI Imiss j. l. WAUGH, Practical Gold bea'es'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17


CIV Library Hall, corner OF Leonsrd-st and broadway
This Lecture will the expressed wishes OF the audience
at the first will be illustrated by Nh Wales large Globe
Transparent Sphere and Card II feet bys In The late Lee
psnaiions ELECTED repeated applause and an application
for this Lecture In this the nature OF Time and me sun
Dial the errors OF the SUM- and how corrected will be en-
planned Dial made before the audience The phsnom-
ena OF the Sun Planets and Stars rom different
parts OF the earth will be shown Tickets > cts 10 be had
al the door, Mr. Vae's Nautical institute, Franklin
square where his Globes and Gard are for sale.
n B. In press, Ephemsrs Of the Planets for the use
OF schools and other persons using globes, by IT, Nse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

g NOKTH MOORE-ST.-At private sale The .
#;:5 sory Brick House. No. % North Moorest on North
A side between Vsrick and Hudson st. Lot NxIo iee a
Deep house 7x45 feet deep Finished In mode sys sno
tepicso ,,, 80" anov no A. J. BLEECRER,
ro Nrr Auctonecr No. Brosd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

COODYE EARS Pstenl Gum Elastic shlned suspen
Jdsrs-The subschbers manufacturer OF these goods,
ar. prepsred for the Spring trade with large assortment
made in their improved mode, being perfectly smoohe on
The cord and entirely from The smell OF sulphur The
objections urged a2gicst other shrred suspenders being
oyated 10 these buyers invited call examine goods
and compare quality with that OF the other hirred goods In
Inc market Buyers in large quantities .or Southern and
Western markets especially invited 10 cal before pur
chasing 3r2wiseod FORD 30 Co 1877 Pesrl-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

A NV NOVEL BY JAMES!
CRICE III cen.s-,VM. TAYLOR No. Astor Houae.
will publish this morning, Roger Duil0n, the Truc
Prophecy. Bye p. f. James, Esq author o! Darnley,
Richeliej, The Robbers, the slep-Mother, &c. &c.
Now first published complete. Ths story Is equal 10 the
best prolrcOns ofihs popular anor u LIS best days 1871
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

@ COUNTRY SEAT TO LET-oue OF the most
M5 beautiful situations on this Island containing about
SIX acres of land. On the premises Is large and
convenient dwelling, with outhouses complete. The
grounds are In perfect order and every way fitted for gen.
ee residence The property Is situated the aayenue,
upon high ground having commanding view Of the Ess,
River for some distance the Long Island shore, and
looking Weschester County for great distance WIN be
let low 70 good tenant, or will be sold or exchanged for
improved cfy property Por farther particulars apply 70
dls stawisa w. N. SEYMOUR, 8 Chatham. square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

A SHLAND EALL-in commemoraon OF the Rauh-
Acaou OF the Treaty Of Client will come of at the Coils
eum $50 Broadway, Tuesday, l7h Tickets One Dol
lar each-can be obtained the Broadway House, How,
ard House, and the Ashland, corner Of Canal-st and
Broadway.
Waliss we'll known Esnd will be in attendance, E. Ken
del, leader. oftH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

The Detroit Free Press states that an injunction mas
been granted by the u 8 Circuit Court against the
sident Directors and Co. Of the Bank of ST. CLAIR v"
Truesdai E Smith Lee and Z. Anderson are lis lrus
tees and Maj Jonathan Kearey Receiver of the assets
of the bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

DENIES. PENNIES .--In rolls Of Fifty Ceau
can DO had at Tie Tribune oeics-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

t4TANTED-Cook pro,estantl for private family PISS
w ~ cook hoaFdiag;h9rsei good wages. ~ good
Pre-. 10 enip!oyers Best OF girls this Office
- Z SAI-NnERs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

TGNEE-.ION- OF AgHOoitE3PATU:- The
Y Evening Ledger oil this afternoon will 'oaen fch win
series Of disclosures concerning Homeopathy, second
only In interest to the famous pamphlet OF Mackenzie To
be had of the newsbovs-prce one cent lit II"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
ra'U GROCEKS-2oO9 reams heavy straw paper suit
L able for grocers use also and other papers.
LII lxis. JAMES NORVAL. 100 John.at

PUBLIC NOTICE.-The subscriber respectfully no,
uhes tue Public thai be Is the duly authorized Agent OF
most OF the best Newspapers Of all The Ctes and principal
towns Ia The United States md Cansds tor winch Do re-
ceives Advertisements aud Sub.cnp ons al ms Country
Newspaper Advertising Agency Tribune Building and Tor
which he 10 fully EN- 30 Rersd give receipts Entrance al
,ta caaI 6Eea li2a ImisI V. g. PALMER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17


yJ,HE ADVERTISER, Bookkeeper OF seyera
wears experience, would wat on gentlemen at their Of
ices or attend private families 10 give Instruction in The
prncipc, and practice Of ookkeeping Those who may
e disposed avail themselves OF MS servic-s can receive
proof of the respecabity and competence
nj Inc nd v.rtser. Address A. N n. Tribune Office
Young Ladies wishiug to BE- prepared for situations ~
Retail Stores, revise ihef Ahmetc 'sh yleV 20
employment in Pubic Schools would and ms iavolo'e
opportunity -- az -.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-ProPo WI!
be received ut rdgeport until the ooh Ct Aareh ne1
~, ejaying the Housatonic Rsirosd with Rail Spec
scs:iors be furnished the Office OF The L
o'''seP''' -" @'' a. B. MASON, Engineer.
Bridgeport February ltth l2i6 = -
GOOD second hand Safe for sac also four counters
n Il feet ionr two Of them with drawers aud black
yvslrut tops VIII be sold lo~, % :. ,,-,,.
BOWEN McNAaEE.l6 Wlliam-sL
r-;s,. corne. of Beaver.
MY Glop- For ssle--Th- s!ccs OF Dig Goods II
Zine Store AMIDST Tor sale cheap, or would De tx
changed for proved rea estate In this City @. s
blrgh Apply 81 IS Grand .. li y
EAKMEa- AND hILLEHS' BANK, Hassfs-
town, MdTbe no.es OF this bank boqshi a. per cent
di,couni by TAYLOR SMITH.
IS Imi.s No. 50 Wsn-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

GOMGOPATHY, ALLOPATHY,
A ND YOUNG PHYSIC-By John Forbes. NJ D. F. r.
fSS OF III. Z lors OF the Cycicrcdia Of Practical
Medicine Ejtor OF the Bri,sh and Foreign Quarterly Re-
view &C. Price p cts For sae wholesale and retail by
Isl VIM. H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
al. STORE TO LET and Stock and Fixtures for 81

"a. FOR SALE-Tho story brick front House
A and Lot OF ground, No. 4S Deencey-sL Lot 25x6O II
& The two story brick front House and Lot OF ground
adjoining the above on the corner oil Eidndsc'' Lot ~
r. x6D f. -,
The Lot ground No l25 Eldhdges with the buildings
thereon Lot 4Ox60f II desred the whole VIII be sold In
one parcel Applylo JOHN PHYFE, Is MurraysL
or JAMES PHYFE, - Maden-lane,
mfr Executors Of Estate Of John Pbyfs, decesaed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

~ Free Lectures TO Ladies.-Mrs. Cove VIII
give Free Lecture Ladies the principles and prac
ices of WaterCure showing the action OF water on the
vital organism and illustrating the anatomical and Physo-
logical portion Of the Lecture by dissection OF Female
Model of The most beautiful and complicated kind which
she has recently received from Paris The Lecture VII De
at Constitution Hail. 650 Broadway, New-Io ore, on Fday
the Goth inst +. NJ. IH+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
oHsAP BOOTS AND SHOES.

.I%D nROk NEW-BRUNsWICK, n. J.
SkaiaaZ.-1sat O'Clock, z NJ. from Barclay. st-The
packet RARITAN, Capt Isaac Fisb-
e. has commenced her regular ,rps aud from New
sTanswiek landing ct the Usual places Leaves NeYorA'
a. P. NJ; New Brunswick, Al psst7 a 81
All descriptions OF eighis taken on board al the sk Oh
toe owners. Hours Of starting punctnal III 2.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

g. TO LET OR FOX SALE-A modern two-story
Ej House with Easements, under cellar and attcs and
Atwo full lots on Unonst between Clinton and Court,
South Brooklyn Ths neighsorhood highly resPeci.5e-
For farms apply 10 T. y. BARRETT, III Grsnd-st New
York or 10 g. Drew IL Fulton.s. Bro0klyn III wv
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
The Mexican Lihmus.-. Who shall oDn it9

The Mexican Lshmus... Who shall oWn t9
Our attention has long been directed to
The lsthmus OF Tehuantepec, 10 Mexico, as
the most available of all routes for ship
canal between the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans. We have frequently called the at
tention oil Mexico to that important source
OF her national power, but incessant resolu-
tons paralyzed her enterprise. Signor Gar
ray, one Of her most intelligent merchants,
tried in vain TO get The work constructed.
Almonte and Santa Anna, when in office
before, we're enthusiastic friends OF the ca
nal; for they saw in il key by which
Mexico could unlock the treasures OF the
two worlds and rally around her the friend.
ly sympathes OF the commercial nations in
both hemispheres. But these two states.
men and warriors were driven from pow
er, and it seems from our last advices from
Europe, that Paredes, the late Mexican die
tator, has had agents in Paris and London.
Offering 10 sell The Lsthmus! Statements to
this effect have appeared in the journals Of
both cities, accompanied by pressing solicit
tations addressed to individuals and govern
ments, to purchase the regal prize. French
capitalists having rejected the offer, the
agents proceeded TO London, where they
remained a, the sailing Of the ,last steamer.
IL is possible, however, that the capture Of
Alvarado has by this time been completed
by our squadron in the Gulf, and if so, we
have secured possession Of he Isthmus in
advance Of France or England..-[N. York
SHa.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
The Sugar Crop The Plaquemine Ter
Uii!eida, of the oath inst, saws:

The Sugar Crop The Plaquemine Ter
ritleidn, of the 24lh inst. says:
number OF planters in lberville have be.
gan to make sugar. The cane generally
yields, as it usually does, before the irosts
appear severe enough to check its vegita.
ton, that is: from five hundred pounds per
arpent; very little, however, yielding more
than from five TO seven hundred pounds.
The quality is Gnc-some fair.
In the Point Coupee Tribune, Of the oath,
wo find the following.
The weather for several weeks past has
been favorable for rlpenng and maturing
The cane crops. and should it continue as it
hos been for some weeks past, our plu nters
will have beautiful rolling season, the
most Of them in this parish are now in sue
cessiui operation, goodly number having
commenced las, week. We were informed
by Mr.. c. Morgan, Jr. that they were
working from one thousand TO twelve hun
dred pounds per acre.
Tue Planters Banner, of the 22d inst.
published at Franklin says:
Our planters are almost all about to be.
gin the rolling OF their crops, we must con-
TESS under rather melancholy circumstances.
Perhaps the length OF the season or some
other favorable accident may yet render
the crop to!erably good one. There is
however, one indication Of bad crop,
which we have never yet seen iail--,he
smalness OF the oranges.