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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

ABRAM Il. & DAVID SANDS
Keep for sale al both their stands
la WillIain-st. and East Broadway,
HANCE'S Syrup night and day
An aniidote for grim consumption,
For coughs aud colds beyond presEnpasa
The sures, cure that Ger was known,
As all who use itfrankly own
And Guion, cor BOwery and Gram,
Keeps a stock always on hand
CoddingIon, Messrs ] and !.
Are ever ready 10 supply
The inyalids who wish 10 t,y
Or sny one Who wants 10 buy.
AtBroadway aad Howard you can IL proe1rs
And DR.. Flint viii warrant II is pure.
Though last not least comes HENRY Joas'oS.
Al the corner OF Broadway and Chambsfs'l
He will never receive you Ike Monsieur T0fs''
But is always happy his patrons to greet
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co,rMERC1AL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sale, Of Socks, 81. see Fourts Psse
FRIDAY, p. NJ


The Market for Fancies continue very much dc
pressed and Norwich fell OF TO 4ss which is per cent
below the po:n, il stood before the disaster to the Al
antc TIE decline from the highest rate current WITHIN
month or two is Is per cent The other sancies are
also suffering under general debility Atthe Second sostu
there wss little reaction but it was not important In
sound dividend Stocks there is very little doing IN
Government old Skies is offered. For new SKIES par
only.
Bills remain quie, st previous quotations with
sood supply. Sterling in SEQ: Frsnes 4s.S iO
Shipments are little drrner todsy and Flour is
no, easily shipped q, ID sterling although some en-
zssemeuts were made s, ths. figure. Grain l5al5.
Cotton 6d for square Vessels are scarce for the Con
,;ueut Grsin Tor Antwerp Amsterdam &c is nominal
ly 81 cents.
The earnings OF the Norwich and Worcester
Rail-osd tsr the hrst three weeks in November were
sla,co sssrs, 1880 in the whole month last yesr
The W estern Railroad has declared = dividend
OF per cent tor the last ive months, equal to :: per
cent per auuuul large surplus OF earnings is left
The amour, Of Funds ali the pubic deposito-
res subjec, to iralt Sss $3.50 10 the sd Nov TIE
amount in the NewYors City Banks snd sueTresscry
was S25s4253 The following is the TressuFer's Re'
port entire
The entire amount OF Government funds on deposi'e
sud in the Tressurers custody
Amount on Amt subject
srast
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wlscoysIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIsrSIcrs-
The Convention DOW in session form State Corsc
ruton, has rejected proposition 70 divide the Stats into
sinsss Representative Districts.
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P.sis STYLE OF HArs-Manulactured and for aa,
KNOX lcs Euliors 81 Sun Enlldinga
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LAW C0urn.

Corsr or CHASczar-The injunction allowed BY the
ChanceIio. restraining Messrs Samuel Wilsnis
Co from manufacturing soap and candles ST their es
rablstrusnt No - EscDcn6st the ground thst tae
oiiSsd b. ne Chancellor. 50 SIS to peru,, them TO
rasnufscture soap and candles from lst November
10 Is Msv p-ordsd they tresh ist The work mus;
be SUSPENDED between Msy and November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-Beiore Judge Ulshoefer
Martin Fan Horen5rsi VS. James McCdy.-Mr. Van H.
is a.: Attorney and Counsellor stlaw. He was employ
ed by Mr. Nee who sued in the Superior Court as
surety for rent for Mr.. Donnelly and aiterward TO
bring suit against ponney but neither case was tried
the time bestowed By Mr.. Van II. being mostly in at
tending Court by request OF Mr. Nee put OF aud de
lay the first suit for He declined then 70 pay Mr.
Van who offered TO take S25 but Mr. Nee. refused
The present action is 10 the fees. sc Verdict
for plaintiff SJ - and For plaintiff Mr. Mct;sy,
For dtd Mr. Henry and MIR. Blunt
IIfrg Jane UiiidnS Charles Fstcb-Ihe palntf Is
a daughter OF Denison Williams OF Albany. formerly
somewhat celebrated extensive FUR dealer NJ that
place Mr. Felch married another daughter OF Mr.. ".
in Nov IsIi She died in April last leaving child
The present is action OF trovcr % recover oi Mr.
Fech about 500 for household furniture said to belong
to plaintiff which he unlawtully detans &c. The aver
nlent is that the mother OF plant+ the time OF her
death which took place IN 1899 $50 requested that
the household furniture should be divided between her
two daughters Lucy Jane aud Annthat on the eve OF
the marriage of Ann Mr.. Felcb it was so divided and
her share brought down her house in tylncton st
that Ann being DESTROYS OF having her sister the PLAIN
tilt with her the share plaintiff subsequently car
red 10 his house II is also said the mother requested
that in the event of the death of either sister the whole
OF the property should 20 the other. Mr. : w JUDI
son in openn. stated such in substance TO BE- the prn
cpal fact-and said that plaintiff claims the whole
in accordance with the right sc. For defence Il Is de
MED that Mr. f. has any furniture but what belonged 20
his wife and to which he has legal claim. Mr. vii
liams the father called for plaintiff and underwent
a strong crossexamination from Mr.. Blunt To be con
,inued on Monday.
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FREDERICK DOUGLASS AND Dr.. CoN.-Many OF
cur readers doubtless rs,neaeer Letter written By
Raw DR., Cox the New,York Evangelist during his
esns visit to England aniinadvevtng in very severe
sesnas upea the course pursued by FREDERICK DorG-
Lass me Fugitive Slave in the Worlds Temperance
Convention. The letter was extensively copied by the
press sna excited considerable feeling Douglass hiss
felt called upon TO reply and We mus, c.ness ,h.t or
he score OF ABILITY style temper and logic his comnu.
ntcsaen VIII not sases IN comparison with ,hss OF his
learned and popular antagonist We hope sha, the jour
nails which were so eager TO give currency no the Do
tors ssssul, win do the runaway the justice TO puh,
bis reply O. at less, tie essential portions of 1, W.
have taken and shah take part in the controversy an.
fr,her than to see that the eolored hss fair pisy
The learned divine has troops OF friends and easy access
to the popular ear while the negro suffers under the Bill,
az preaaices 50 universally cherished &sa, his rice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

~ The Harper Union, No. II, Daughters OF
Temperance hold their Second Anniversary at the Tab
ernacle on the evening of Wednesday next John B.
Cough Rev E. T Taylor OF Boston, Rev. DR.. Cox. Rev
M Vincent Rev Mr. Crawford, and other distinguished
gentlemen are to deliver addresses The occasion will
be one of unusual interest and hope that all friends
Of the Cause will try and be there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

CIRCUIT CoUEr-Beiore Judge Bsrculo.-SIraa NJ
C;san7e - Pi1-s MGraet-Mr. 81 let 70 M. John 4
ran,. NJ T removed 20 No. II Warren, where in
adiison 70 his business as publishing agent he and
os;pc- kept s. boarding establishment Some rent re-
naming unpaid st No - MI Msrtet II July $3.50,
sued on, iudr-1en: srd execution from the Marine
Court for SOC 81 debt sad So Is costsook the oath CT
danger and the execution levied BY oacer Cham
bers upon some furniture ST No. u. Mrs 1enuns
claimed 10 have owned the furniture ana !eP!evieu
The resnt sctoa is 10 test the question |, sppeaTed
that Mr. 7 made over The furniture. By bill OF sale 10
his moshernlsw about the time Of the Judgment BENG
obtained and tie transfer declared BY defendant 10
De fraudulent made with view 10 hinder creditors &c
Verdict o- defendant: valuin ine properly :, 500 For
plaintiff Mr. W. Norton For defendant, Mr. Henry Al
ker and Mr.. James I. Brady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

CHURCH Mrsrc.-The lovers Of fine Sacred Music
will De gra,aed 70 learn that Newfork has added to her
talent in .his very irporan: branch OF PaoAe WORSHIP
the services of the dservedly celebrated teacher and
ealst Mr. N,s Hr-zS OF Boston 10 lead and teach
the Choir OF he Eisath-s: Presbyterian Church TIE
Trustees have Also secured TIE aid OF his daughter Mrs
Gardner Mr. c. entered On his dut=s last sunday
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~ They are putting up iron wire along the
Telegraph posts in Rrosdwsy. This. it is to be hoped,
will prevent the provoking breaks which have fire.
queny happened just when they hadn't oughter, ana
which have been made the occasion of implied censure
upon a very worthy class Of citizens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

BowLlSG.-We are assured that at the fremont
and fremont Branch Bowling Saloons "a and 3C0 East
Broadway no betting is allowed or pracced that
the alleys are always closed about II NJ and that the
entire influence OF the proprietor is welded in favor OF
Temperance and Good Morals. These Saloons are
never open on sundays Bowling is undoubtedly
wholesome exercise for sedentsry men who cannot get
a chance woodchopping something else that i en-
sctly the right thing and those who are confined to
desks through the day may probably prac
tee this IN the evening if they ind time But better
negec, exercise and suffer the consequences than neg
lect your family OF contract habits OF dissipation
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dns the mental perceptions and eneryate' The innf
These are lie necessary consequencesbut sickness ~
desth among It's contingencies. The very erc'sa
Iha, produce disease by terrible but Just di'penn9S'
render the constitution less capable OF bearing up 'gth
It's rayages. To those dob!g protraed, ~ physical 7sa
and deficiency OF vital power endure IT, we res'r
mend Sandss ssfsaparls the best agent for alevaHt
the and producing reaction In the other lb opsH
lions in harmony with It not only snbjasfS'
disease but recruits the energies which .ndugsns ~
have paralyIed.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, By A BtV
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 FulIon-st eorna
William at z73 Broadway, and II East Brosdway' Nss
York Sold also by Druggists generally ;hroughe7i -
United Staes Price 81 Der bottle or ak bottle. ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

THE APoLLosEoys-The public Will scarcely so
soon have foroten the truly extraordinary peEforman
ces of the Masters COLE and BULLOCK and the fairy
little ANNE MARIA, OF whose wonderful powers we
spoke on their first appearance here. Everybody we
are sure will delighted to hear that they have again
arrived and will make their appearance next week-be
ginning Monday evening at Rutgers institute and
performing Tuesday evening al the Tabernacle. We
bespeak for them in advance the kindes consideration
OF the public for truly they deserve it.
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LIFE PREsERvERS AT DAYS. 23 CoRTLANp4
l>r. TUE STEAMBOAT MATTRESS, ;he same " u,sie
the late Capt DusIan. whsh saved sixty peas
from the wreck OF the Atlantic msde in 10 spatrnsa
each separate cylinder.
?p TuE RouNp OR SINGLE LIFE PREsEsygS, iH!e.sz
for one person onws Price 81 80 10 80 each
So Tug FIRST PREMiuM LIFE JAoSEr has seturcj Z,
highest testimonial and first premium from the Arercr
Institute and is unqucs,onably the best thirg ever rv
ed for saving life from a wrecked vessel.
arm. LADIES ELASTIC LFE J,cSEr, in three chGnsta
will support TWO persons il reccssarywi keep The AZ,
shoulders chest and head Of person out Of wNs nj
is perfectly safe.
5rn DAYS PATENT LIFE CHus AND SETrGE has secsrl
the hi shcs testimonials OF the American institute .aa ~
be fitted 10 the sofas chairs stools table,. lockers o
movable furniture OF the vessel the support Of psrsas
in the water
6rH Tue LIVE SARA cylinder, from TO IS ter
long with numerous straps and loops for persons ci
10 In water On the vessel Is 10 be KEEP, filed and ~,
pended overhead, and ready at moments warning 10 n
thrown overheard. Many of them form rsn which "a;
not he broken by dsshing on the rocks.
Steamboat aud Packet o;rnery, and al persons. ay
TO examine the variety and price OF these valuable u
lions at - Cortand-s lts evident and beyond ccSts
yrr,y that they better far Than Lite Boats. They
safe anoug falling ,imberS- will not be ruined like
mi scallcd lMetalic Chambered Hpology termed LiieBs
when dashed against rocks The sides OF Tue ship :.
dltsy saved when from the nat6re OF the case y
man being could be saved by being fnated on Ice wi
How useless are Life. Boats In storm Read the -
lished accounts for the past few mouths.
Every description Of Life Preserving lndia huooef h
paratus. wholesale and retail, manufactured and tor M
by in3c II HORACE H. DAY, % Corilant+;
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UNITED STATES CoUxr.-Before qudse Betts.-.jSSH
Davenport - Brig Sea Fo'oa-The brig wss hbeled to
recover about S!i0o for repairs and oud, al Bermuda
after being r7ln down The defence ia that The
claim was against The Croon Ins Co who had insured
the brig and caused her be repaired and brought back
and that the hbesnt lost his lien from the fact that
he gave p his draft for 10 days the Croton Co and
extended credit TIE Company for - days and mat
in the mean time the Company became nsolvent-ihs
the owners of the brig received her back with 500 IN
full for their policy supposing tha; no lien existed
against her and that she hbelled the present suit
Just as she had got board and was ready Tor
Sea To De continued Sorlibellan; Gen. SandfoTd For
oyne 5 Messrs Burr 4 Benedict
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-17
DIR WAR CONQuEST

The Lynchburg Vrgnian thus briefly and orciby notices
the summary proceedings under Commodore SLoIr and Gen.
KEARSEY We used to hear good deal about conquer
ing peace in Mexico This awkward phrase has been
dropped. and the object of the warvz coSauEsr-boldy
avowed since the days of Napoleon there has in
stance, among civilized nations, Of conduct unbush
ngy and crmnay rapacous Nothing is said of holding
the territory guaranty for indemnity merely Original
of complaint against Mexico lost sight of in the
lust of territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. We have openly pro-
claimed that the possession and retention of Northern Mexico
by force Of immediate and cherished policy We
believe that its ceson will be qua in the negoa
ton for peace II not whether retain possession
relying upon the naked title of the sword whether
make compensation for the spoaton in the shape Of
moneythe wrong Mexico and the disgrace the
same One Of the most hopeful signs Of improving civil
zaon is the gradual oberation of all distinction between
public and private morality The day is fast approaching in
which nations and individuals will be udged-even in this
worldly the eternal standards Of right and wrong
and conquest by the he regarded favorable light
than rapine and robbery by the other"
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CHINESE PIRAfEs.-DREADFULS LAUGHrER.-By the ar
rival here Of the Dutch schooner Swallow have received
particulars of Of the daring and murderous attacks OF
pirates recoect to have heard Of read IL appears
that the Dutch schooner Chameleon commanded by Lieu
tenant Van Hoogenhuzen carrying sixteen guns and about
sixty men, sailing in company with Resdency schooner
Of SIX guns The Chamecon had board guam
y Of treasure from Mnto destined for the coast The
pirates would appear have been Of the fact Of there
being treasure board and they formed plan Of attack to
capture the vessel In the afternoon Of the 26th April when
became Marawan, in the Straits Of Gaspar about forty
prows, having all nearly twelve hundred men, well armed
suddenly attacked the Chameleon and the Resdency schooner
in company hut directed their efforts chiefly the former
vessel The officers and Of the Chameleon fought gal
anty, but such the determined, heavy, and constant
firing kept from the pirate boats that the schooner
disabled-her sails and hull completely ridded The
pirates succeeded in capturing and securing the
board the Chameleon when they stabbed such Of the gal
liant fellows resisted (Which every board did till the
a and sunk the vessel The Resdency schooner also
tanned some injury and loss but favorable breeze having
sprung up she succeeded in escaping Mimic, and
nicated the sad intelligence To the authorities
HDnp KOng Register, June III.
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TRADE OF BUFFALo.-In relation to the immense
business of Buffalo the Commercial Advertiser of
that city has the following
The vast amount Of Western products landing here has
been shown to exceed all previous years. and the fact that the
Of tolls received by Collector Thayer up the first
Of October $780, 900 corresponding period
s45 and $40 900 greater than the gross receipts Of last
year. proof of the unexamped prosperity which character
lies the business Of this branch of The arg
taken here s43 when the tolls reach
S4s2, 900 received The tolls the st instant this
season. stood $685. 50 Our increase last year date
sas large the annual sum usually taken for tolls either al
Albany Troy.
The press of grain and produce toward this city for dis
tributon during past month has been unprecedented,
and Notwithstanding its increase, the orwarders
to possess sufficient facilities to carry hence fast
CURED"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-17

IcEBERGs ARR FLooRgn They stand utterly aghas al
the GOODNESS Of Administration which rode into power
the cry Of Divorce Of Bank and State and which has
been sermonzng and egsang for the "divorce oore
sad and depicting the awful consequences Of any intercourse
between the said bank and State, exeng all its financial
science and address induce the banks bankers to lend
that same Government several millions Of dollars. If you
read only Of the organs Of this Executive you
would suppose tina, virtuous adherence Of all banks,
dealings with banks, the ruling idea Of the powers that
be- and the you hear Of Secretary Walker round
among the banks cap in hand and smiles brow modcsy
asking these corrupt" and souless' monopoles take
five millions from their regular customers who pay
per for IT, and lend il TO him Treasury security
At per be dsbursed in New Orleans, Texas and
scattered broadcast tn rugged sleeps Of Mexico Tribune
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-17
HEADQUARTERS Amy OF OccuPATioN,


SIN have the qualification report that the Bishop.
Palace CALAMITY carried yesterday by the troops of the
second division In the of the night the batteries be-
low the town were with exception, abandoned by the
enemy, and this morning occupied by troops To
day the third infantry, with the field artillery Of the first div
son the Mississippi and Tennessee regiments and the second
regiment of Texas remen, dsmounted) have been warmly
engaged with the enemy in the town. and have driven him.
with considerable loss the plaza and its vicinity, which is
yet strongly occupied portion of the second division has
also advanced into the town the right and holds position
there. The enemy still maintains himself in the plaza and
citadel, and determined make stubborn resistance
am particularly gratied to report that
yesterday and to-day though disastrous the enemy have
been achieved without material loss.
cannot speak in high of the gaantry and per-
Of troops throughout the aduous operations
the last three days.
am, sir, very respectfully, your cbedieni servant,
H. TAYLOR,
Major General y. s. A. commanding.
The AnJUTANT GENERAL IF he army, Washington.
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HEApeuARrERs ARMY OF OCCUPATION,

,HHV OJOTe 4hOhtFtg, 'oePt"1OT -, 'oto'
Sin At the 23d instant, while troops
closely engaged the lower part Of the city, reported in
my last despatch, received by flag communication from
the Governor Of the State OF New Leon, which is herewith
enclosed mo. ID To this communication deemed it my
duty declining allow the inhabitants
leave the city. BY IL o'clock T. NJ. the ID division, which
had entered the from the direction of the Bishops Pa
lace had advanced within square Of the principal plaza
and occupied the city up to that point The mortar had IN
the time been placed in battery the cemetery, within
good range Of the heart Of the town. and served through
out the night with good effect.
Early in the morning Of the oath received flag from the
town, bearing communication from Gen. Ampuda which
enclose, (No ?, and TO which returned the answer, (No
81 also arranged with the bearer of the flag cessation of
fire until IL o'clock, which hour appointed to receive the
final answer OF Gen Ampuda at Gen. Worhs headquarters
Before the appointed time, however, Gen. Ampudia had sig
nfed to Gen. Worth his desire for personal interview with
me, for the purpose Of making denitve arrangement
An interview accordingly appointed for o'clock and
suited in the naming Of commission TO draw up articles Of
agreement regulating the withdrawal Of the Mexican forces
and temporary cessation Of hosttes The commissioners
named by the Mexican Gcnerlin-chef Generals Oe
ga and Requena and Don Manuel NJ. LIano, Governor Of
New Leon. Those named the American side Gen
Worth, Gen. Henderson, Governor Of Texas and Colonel
Davis Mississippi volunteers The commission finally settled
upon the articles, Of which enclose copy, mo. - the
duplicates of which lin Spanish and Englsh have been duly
signed Agreeaby the provisions of the dth article
troops have this morning occupied the citadel.
will be that the granted the Mexican garrison
less rigorous than those first imposed The gallant de-
fence of the town. and the fact Of change Of Govern
ment in Mexico believed to be favorable to the interests Of
peace induced TO with the commission in these
terms which WILL trust receive the approval Of the Govern
The latter consideration also prompted the convention
for temporary cessation Of hostes Though scarcely
ranted Ivy my Instructions yet the change Of affairs since those
instructions issued seemed to this beg
to be advised, early practicable whether have met the
views Of the Government in these particulars
am, sir, very respectfully your obcdient servant,
Il. TAYLOR,
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To FIND DRowNnp BoDr.-An inquest held lately
in Staordshire, England, before g. Hutchns Esq,
ner, the house Of Mr. Thomas Sewer, Sun Inn, Brock
moor, the body Of Jane Webb aged six years, who
found drowned in the canal Mr. Firmsones works at
the Ley Coery II appears that she with her sis
ter's breakfast about haCpas eight in the morning. and
her slipped into the water Nothing heard
Of her until the afternoon when they began drag the canal
for the body and about giving up, when young
man. who standing by stated that they would get loaf
Of bread and put quicksilver IT, IL would float to the
body il il in the water The young insisted that
she had il tried and proved before The loaf and quick
thrown into the water, and, much TO the establishment
Of all the loaf oated to certain spot turned round several
times and remained What is extraordinary beneath
the spot occupied by the loaf the child found This
would appear singular other persons who have
not II tried if had not witnessed the application, and
successfully too.-CiSfs AdU,