The New York Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1846, Page 4

And whit do the whigs anticipate, even from the | merous applicants who come in contact with him These might be all included in this list, as New York alarm of war, if sufficiently prolonged? We have | relation to the business of his department. Great Messoge of the Governor of Pennsyluenia—The Weather New York, W: Jan, 7, | Rite, with as much propriety as Boston claims Medford or | 192 BROADW A Y, ly told you. They expect it will result in— clamor was attempted in certain quarters here, —Runaway Slave Case—Quarter Sessions—Payment of | Asues—A sale of Pots, brand 1846, ‘place at $3 | Zest Boston. ‘The tonnage built in the revenue district of | TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES. ‘The erection of a pati “4 against'Mr. Gillet, because he presumed to lop otf ie February Interest—Price of Stocks, $e. 81}, and afew lots of old at $3 73, ‘Boston for the past year, according to their own statement, | T of “'Rivg's Verbena Cream” the pe Ota tigidty Rightarif. | a few of the excrescences and fungit found clinging bi to the office of the Unit: jaxapsturys—There is nothing whatever doing in | amounts to 12,514; while that of the city of New York alone, | has never beeu epprose! ‘any other ‘The complete prostration of the Sub- Treasury. to the department w! possess lis 4 special messenger bro either flour or grain. The weather is much against ope- | amounts to 30, “ is ieved, nay, indeed, it is univer And a whig President in 1848, © ~ fs en he took eager | ¢d States Gazette, at an early hour this afternoon, a copy | rations. Prices as last quoted. Sun on WNotens Launched 1 iy no article hitherto diseo i action, in every single ease, w: ntly just, and 5 o 5 . Buona P. _ and iy * And what does 'Mx/Giddings expect from war, | the interests o} the people, sleogetber part ‘and ia- of the message of Governor Shunk, to the Legislature of Corsdes--tie transnetions even Fepexted sey. a cay ee ee ee heaton | cH Manion Wareerenins effect on the magn » that aud Mr. Adams, ey sauccesay thing ?_ or docs dependent from und of party considerations, de- the State, As you will of course prefer an abstract of | market may y a \chie. | age ms,and othcrre the written signature, wa f. Taise"the war- rom @ propensity to | manded action in the premises. Mr. Gillet has mot | gp, » 1 hi repared the following, remarki 4 1 4 ak i i Sgusl alces We” Giidings join ti tecanes Le | goes fanaupraie bets G nechio facie a the Teale | uae bagless pose Arg seen ae Flor. Mebite 9.0. | | —y, we UC RING. biog eee Holl ta ah at lan ice’ clue oranda Beto way ar | semper ocean! Changs ine eral eden, aa || eee ore But what do they expect, if they expect anything | he is the best Register ever in the service ot the ; He dove nu, Mention, any new tax, oh pane ey ‘one . aes | _bove. Wr gad Eltaer of Lato, fre sale os Bnefly— | Governments He rou ght with him ‘2 Yomiearon Tae Governor expresses 4 titade to, God for the see . a 3 mae B a ov 1a PRINTERS’ INK The subjugation of the South. | the most competent clerk in any of the iments | health and prosperity of our citizens. He then turcs im- ey a ; | The extinguishment of slavery by freand sword, _ | of the Goverament; and it is well kuowa to the | mediately to1ne finances of the Crmmonwealth, ate ge ounage in 1835. 88 gos | TO PRINTERS THROUGHOUT THE The transter of the balance of power to the North, and | proper and available authorities, that Mr. Lafilin is | — that owing to the exertions of some counties, the see 988, Being au increase of tonnage sin than three UNITED STATES. of all + ir to abolitionism. | unequalled. So much is this the case, that upon, | interest of last year was paid, and ae the Februa- Prd a (times the amount of tonnage. Peres. INK, ofa superior qualicy, always on hand at And that’s all they want. A modest demand, most | the completion of a very important labor, the bring- | FY interest will be paid. But still there is a necessity for see We ee eee nin ame Qélce, 109 Green ngich st lerae additional increase, even if t i e Spoken. traly. God grant that they may not get it. | ing up other men’s work, from the year 1536-—a very Semen tere eee sca RATATE At Averiox—The 8 story brick houie | Drie Vultee, Walker, from Fhilsdciphia for St Jozode | ie de The: and8l per Pound, warasted egailes 20 by ‘Nei We go for fifty-four forty, but consider the Union | considerable advance was offered him to quit the foliar “3 . Bair Cano ft * Dee 22, as rather too valuable to be sacrificed tothe political | Regi-ter for another bureau. Mr, Gillet’s imputed | sing's belief that the finances of the State had not reuch. | ‘YHoNor 05 Iecaton st, 4a be pS tr Glan, C2 set. ie tok | lon $1, 8 days out. ©” outaty for Liverpool, Dee 22; at24, ‘any in thus 2. now supplies more than two hundred papi rs. im*rh sharks,who would split it intofragments for asingle | offeace consists in putting such clerks as Mr. Lafflin | ed a point to warrant the payment of the whole interest ston st, 25 b} t No 183 Whi RATT alas ales Gn Ate kernel of the public plunder. ‘That's ail, for the pre- | jn place of drones end idlers, who were weil quali- | on the public debt; yet now the interest must be pune. | featsws'st aeby 100 ft soope" De 105 dene aa anon | A dated Paita, November 4. repor's that the shir | MU FES! MUF¥S! MUFEFS! sent. We shall give, with your permission, another | fied tu appear in print a8 managers of balls, assem- | tually p: pecieechensreast acts of New Bedford, touched October IB | rivkE UNDERSIGN#D invite the attention of purebase"s chapter or two upon this aan incontinuation. | plies and picnics, bat who attended to the legitimate | | We have reached a crisis, and must meet it. Ifthe et- New Bedford Oil Market. ere oll; recruited and ain on the 29th | Teal eek ene ‘comprises s comple e sesortment ct . Mrs. Ex-President Madison and her niece were | husiness of their stations with a most “ masterly | timates (For the week ending Jan. 5, 1846 every variety, at very reduced prices, by the quantity or single received and remained. within the walls of the House | inactivity next Dec: y $ ith, Sperm ‘ast weex, cmbrace wo yeasone. Craised | O88, a 1 during the debate. The crowd was not solfull in| Amor the thousand and one persons daily seen in | Prpped a De lowing eye i re iy ru 1760 bbla at prices ranging from. 87} to 90 cents, accord- 'N; reported the ery low, some with | pyAAlso, t80 i THEDWELL & FROSTY © the galleries as usual, upon this debate, from, the | and about the capitol, we had the felicity of meet- | 18t7. Measures musi be devised to mest this exigency, | 128,to,1ulity.., We notice sales of a SarMiog vbie at oo} | prevalecce of a ery thick fag 7t O™ We THE % owing to the |" nah'imee _ ant Pearl street, United States Hota Bulldion, rain. To-morrow, rain or shine, we predict there | ing “Delusion” Smith, and Paul R George, two ti db eee Cats 4 eb etd $0 cts, cash, forelgn Ports. BOOKS BOUGHT. State. ash. le blow at the whole bank- Whale—The market 18 dull—we have heard of no Havana, Dec 25—In port, ships Wm Gray, Crosby, one will be a jam. While every body ia for the national / bright particular stars of the Tyler firmament, or the honor, every body jexpecis to hear a strong argu- | Tyler milky way. ‘ Delusion” hasat length turned | ing system, individual safety and pab- | ¢ tions.— Shipping Li Orleans, djsg: Avalauch, Parsons, dis; Medorn, Crocker,fia | PERSONS wishing to dispose, of their Libraries, slther ment for honor, to-morrow, and for peace. | up, after the department of State had well nigh de- | lic honor. ’ ae —. Legh : Darques ‘Rapid, Ward, fim Nev Yor ae: pace yy addressing sires mr leaienne tn read suchaer adn 4 Tne Docrok. | termined upon offering a handsome reward for the | |, The history of internal improvements is then glanced Foreign Markets. Feinpeten, Roane det Desroit. jowell. dor, Roshalle, fieiht; . *” J. MCABE, 4 | discovery of his whereabouts, in order that he might | St) 80d the causas for indebtedness shown, andthe wan- | —yt,raxzas, (Cuma,) Deo. 16th, 1845—Our stock of su- | Mts Puineat air'atd, from estou Bardens! | gi7 1m*r 70 Nassan, or 187 Rivington street. | ner of lesses pointed out. a sane 24, Wasuixoton, January 6, 1846. | bere called from a wild-goose m r has been greatly reduced by some recent shipments. r 22d, from Bath, Me; Orisk ssion, upon which | “Then a ith, di Tal WINTER CLOTHING, The Oregow Negotiations—Teran Intrigues. | he was sent by the Cupting, at the rate of eight dol- | atimostall the pean ceftne cea ce ahot wor, and | The holders are firm at 6 to 8 rs. for inferior browns and PO ES Abaca RST Har, DEGKOOTE Nocmistursading the doubts and disclaimers of a | lars per day, and various innings. But there was | the Take ean “aneeuan snare in, qe ws i yore ingens Pathe Baov, from Wlimaains ky fom Pat Wi ety tie ay large portion of the sixpenay sheets of your city, | much method in “Delusion.” Very sagaciously he | ed that nonew banking capital should be allowed. nue! the best we can wish for the grinding s adel Serta ene Bees eR eal OF ie Neate rge portion of the sixpenay she kept out of the way, out of sight, out of hearing, | Reference is then made to the agriculturaland mineral | 240" “Te Sl otnssee crop ie expected te be rors fon hog wad Semi oi Le SPO OF WINT respecting the renewal! of negotiations between this jut pot out of mind. Either he buried himself | Wealth of the State, and an interest in a tariff’ is and a lot of new has been sold Tt oT} cts, “We bave ‘ne eres ete government and England, upon the Oregon question, | among the mountains of Equador, or went about | ¢xpressed. The Governor evidently goes beyond Mr. | coffee yet of the new crop, old $7 to $8, without de- rere ly, we bound ng. untai o | Polk in his ideas of protection, and though some ma: ella i set t rsist- | the Union in disguise, so’that no tidings were had | 4° P 1, ig! mand. Provisions have been scarce for the last four } cellaveons). In port, 20th, bri mnaee pale erent ae ae | from him, and no protocol or despatch conid reach | distort his meaning to concur in the views expressed | months. Rico (one cargo {rom Savannah, last sale) at | old; Exchange, Dyer, for Carde § ’ Mare Bi Hy in the celebrated letter of Mr. Polk, yet, . . is 4 + | fe th, Echo, Smith, for Wilwi 1, dos nd j him and all the time he was running up a very snug | afuirconstruction of his language’ Would be tavorsnie | Att att 144 to $195 Codtian, $54; Haddock, $44; | [85 "Griswe'to; Now Gintase" Conve, Selateldr ase) Ga asa theory, by those who were not willing to see | pull, ut the rato wforesa'd, ugainst, the government. | to a protective tarift. Reference ls then made to the | "tes fotlowing ien table showing the exports from this | "#0" Mary Marshall, Johtson, Stoble, him violate the precepts of the church—atill say that | Oh! most cunning “Delusion!” Touching the | great amount and value of the coal business, and to the | port to the United States during the first tem months of mate’ wee Werte. negotiations are going on upon this subject. I will other luminary, Paul R. George, it is not im us to | improving character of the public works; connected | this year. 4a iq SAT sates Lowell, Richeaads BS they wil sell” at the following very low prices, for cash y= | | FREADY MaD vf theizown manufactnre, on hand, which | | ver great variety... A relate his experience, since he had the management | With which, is the importance of improving t! ‘Luronts Faom Ist Janvany ro 20711 Ocrommn, 18 ° lf barque | even go farther, and agwert that it 1s probable that a | of the 0 ; y | tion of the Ohio to Pittsb ‘The Governor, "Boz s Hhds NOrleans, brig Faleoner, Portlaad: Emily |, Vests, an endless variety... . 1 a g zy of the internal and external affairs of the New York | thine that much lmproverert mey be eene inn cocidrobe he ane hoe Paiaaeone in | Aneto fi eel Eapliy Fre hice wii be if treaty for the adjustment of the Oregon boundary \ custom house, and the parts thereunto adjacent.— | may be gent in to the Senate before the end of this | Mr. G tobe th ecting: bis mublic taxes, and, in hie | New York ridge, Halifax; schr Hero, {Br hisholm, made to order, ina style ta suis ithe most foatidious, at | orge Was omnipotent under the dynasty of ont month—perhaps about the 26th inst. the Capting He had ‘a voice potential, as aouble The arateelaccin clenaon Charlest jumbiana; sehr fi beelo da ey eatarted, bat aneliore 102 Fulson stot inet to the corsersl: Willlamst: In making re, sate an uration, I know well | a8 the diake’s But ‘ little boys that swim on blad- Bieet of pal ic schools, espocially those in Palade phte ce Riode idiand: ee aed Wied in the moming NW, alterwards light fm | tensed ee ol upon what grounds I stand. They are not the epccu- | ders,” &c.—It would seein tliat he possesses now t of Philadelphia. With great propriet: uw Pe id and ©. ~ * to SE, ni " , Tedious of ae who is anxious to create expectations | no voice at all. Still he is a man of uncommon | the Legislature not to postpone sation upon ie Vinee Oriana, Seadad Ney oie eae aad, Baltimore; CHAPS, ROUGH SKIN, that may never be realized ; and, therefore, you | ability, great shrewdness, and has heretofore been | 2¢9F the close of the session. Some new rule about tue | Total exportstothe U States. Seaman, eaterday for Boston, ashore in Bucks: | C) thar deiighifal panady krown as Diliiate’s Cryseateed are to receive them as equal to the nearest approxi- | successtul in his operations. | Oxecutive signature to bills is recommended. Thedeath | === = port Na rows, full of water, with loss of deek load of h | Cream, prepared and sold ouly by C. H_ RING. 192 Broads | ; 5 : | of General Jackson is feelingly referred to. The mes. Paseon, Arrived, arr schr Avon, Seursport. | » Prepare sold ouly by C. H. eee mation to the true state of things here. David Henshaw, for a short time Secretary of the | Sago is most exemplarily short--and yet the inte f Ship Cr tiny 5 axxuin, La, Dec 15—Cld, brig Comet, Mobil } eae =— Mr. Douglass, when asked by Mr. Winthrop, on | Navy, has also been in Washington of late—pre- | the State are fully refored to, y Leng om a—Captain John Correja and } yer 24 Stephen Young, Key Wests, Oscerlay’ Piyano | RING’S CANDY Saturday last, whether the negotiations were closed , sumed to be here in connection with the Lake Su- | ‘The message communicates ‘the important intelli | ==> | th, cle, ach Nancy’ Blaney, NYork; 20ch, arr sch | . ‘ or not, replied that they were. He, no doubt, like | perior copper mines. Buevins, | gence that there is now in the treasury of the State, Foreign lmportatt bee Liv-rvoel; 25th, | FOR. COUGHS, COLDS many ‘persons, believes that they are; but he | en | funds amply sufficient to pay the interest on the public | py4yaxa—Ship Cristal Coles totes tency 1000 pi 7 Thien, Hrorees, STHMAS, CROUPS, andali disexses of the tangs. Thie is not aware that other movements of the same | TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. | debt accruing in February, besides meeting the current hogauy Spofford, Tileston & cond0 bas P Boleu & sovcia0 hee 3 3 Mary, A ree caer eide a siencttens tha nat ap ed sort have commenced since the publication of the -— expenses. is, ef course, settles the matter of the | segars P A Delmonico—1 trunk? pkgs J de Ja Granja—i bx M | , GroRGrTowN, Jan l—Arr brig Fanay Coit, NYork; | Vegetable remedies for coughs, is fast faking the lead of all correspondence between Mr. Buchanan and Mr. | In Senate. | permanent resumption on the part of Pennsylvania, and | de Paga—8s2-bxs segars Jose Monzonedo—17 cases E Goulaid | brig Creole, Baker, NYork, bound to Bucksville. Dee 31, | other preparations. Pere eine ry pad She eccarcy pee apranpe anh ra erp al Er Wasuixctow, Jan. 6, 1846, | apart from the apprehensions of a war, sottles the value | =l9LUx+ J Muithews & co—20 bye W HThomas—t ease 1ns9 | Clg. Mary Adeline: Barbados, | CHARLES H. RING, Drucgist, nha. Q s gh | Mr. Aus, from the Committee on Fornign Relations, | of her stock at par. But Ido not seo that the price of | bxs Renowtd & Cartie, Jt--600 busJ H Fae | yJockson x Ta at! tet card 198 Brosdwis coestor to W. HL. Milaor. a standing as Mr. Douglass, and who have better | j.troaaced a ren i ber & co—70 brs . ta } olution authorising the Secretary of the | the stock is improved since the announcement. About opportunities of learning the true condition of | gonste to contract for the printing of ten thousand copies | $20,000 worth was sold at a decline of three-quarters on B a S case Fel.x Manche—2 eases F Bancas—i do R Hogan—200 brs i | ; 7 things, who assert to the contrary of what he | of the map by the Exploring Expedition, under Captain | the lowest figure. Within th Histhe cA Sp 2 oe Asiee pawns Pe rr rom New Orlesas cameinyenierday made | NIOTHER’S CORDIAL. thinks. _I will mention one, because he made the | Wilkes, of tho Oregon territory, provided seid map shall | tion, either that prices on chai try arpae eases n ; Jast two weeks an indica- | Granja—220 b: M Pi i on] e breal ter this morning in com ith sehr Re . 4 . ‘ rs Hare povarned ty ofhar.[sseg iced Vinee knee tee Eee ees Packets ap Berauensnae, Tor Liverpool: brie I Piet, for “ast! | (*:E tuperior efficacy of this article, when used in the last sehr Samuel, Arausas Bay. 427 1o%m arque Cora, from Maracaivo; i i female who has declaration openly yesterday, in the House, during | not cost over $10 vy. Lies over. circumstances than the probable value of stocks aold, | bx B Velasquez—| case L, Delmotte—15000 oranges W H Wes- ‘alcon for Cienfuegos, and Matilda ttages of pregnancy, is so appsrent, that no $ the debate, I mend Mr. het of South Curolina. | "Mr. Caxenox, Yom tha Committes on Public Daildings» | or that the present unsettfed atate of our foreign rela: | erfelint ved Watd, Bilan t cot do J Davisout case Ios evento. “Brig Atgo for Boston once exerienced ifs bonis wosid be! walling, on aay enad\ He said, the gentleman from Illinois aifirms that | reported a resolution authorizing the Washington Na- ns has rendered the pe: nt resumption of the eo eas Oboes £ bese ton ford, aad Irene for Boston, “opal - nish she suffe igs attendant on Child Birth one half, and tous tn co.dd and mother in a state of safety. wno quack article, but the prescription ofa regula 122, ne who has made this branch of his practice a yar dy. For sale at 192 Broadway comer of John street. C 5 , | tional Monument Society, in conjunction with the Pre Bap i i ined, and t required to convince the most sceptical that they ree oe Nested anlar tls de Seco sean venel eS eaastst we still continue? I might name others, of equal | and Obelisk, proposed to standing with Mr. Rhett, and who are more in the | tothe memory of matter yet problematical. Other stocks, partied. | ——————— | The barque Joha Welsh, i Y i The barque: road also de- MARITIME HERALD, tnehorage, aud will ieabably’ proceed oes che seami e ot H Peasly, ff All the PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 8. fell from the foreyard of the Chester punted ean. ay jay, which broke one of his th i Reading rally wea tional be ntheon The weather is ely and disagres the of umbrell: c J shington and the heroes of the | hanging over us like a canopy. The river is full o: i : THE GRBAT AMERICAN REMEDY. confidence of the administration than he is, it I, Revolution, Lies over | floating ice, and with the fog, renders navigation dimicutt | f Ba Sieh wheee be erll bs reeoed Suet os auton mato were at liberty to do so, who assert the same thing, | _ [\Mr.Fenderich, tho acoomplished lithograprer, whose | and dangerous. for hima, ‘schooner General Harrison, . not with a view to create false impressions, but in Portraits of members of Congress have stamped hima | The United States Court has been engaged all day in | Cleared, rived here this moyning from Indiaw Beech, THE, MEDICINE is a pleasant and ied the strictest honesty of intention and confidence. pertact master of his business, and as faithful as one of | examining into the:case of a negro who isclaimed a8 @ | Ship Tartan, Rasvell, Liverpool, Woodhall & Mintam, cargo, which wi hinges Colds, Conghe Infinems,. Raising of, Bined, ‘The falanmadian eavpen 6 lorian cane nace Lee daguorrects e8, with hie pencil, is engaged in | slavo by a person from Maryland, and considerab! \ Brig Belle, Vose, Tampico, Buoker & Place. Sie noe ling 25 beset reek soa 2 Plenrisy, Bronel tha Liver Complaint, Coosu : i nN 4 pugnt ago» 4] | engraving tho plan of the monument, proposed for gen- | citement is the result among the darkios. They crowd | Brix Nancy Jane. Godfray; ichmoud, Slatt & Peireou. co of the Leek Braces eteareeens Norte paper gene pt pow paliemee a poo tion to this matte, came from so high a source, and | eraleirculation. Subscribers of three er five dollars to | all the avenues leading to ‘the court house, aad came | feht Augelins, Miller, Philadelphia, do, aight bound in. rhea) | Semnstaticrs Stoning se ctesnaatie het cae cemorpes from one who could not be possibly mistaken, that | the monument, will get a copy of the plan to hang up in | near kicking up a row yesterday end to-day, An at-| Schr Olive, Smith, Warmington, B McCready. font, Dee 3I—Arburque Ann Welch, Pensacola; schr | Soul eeetkenésllgoiett ot! a octran I felt assured that you—no matter what others might | their houses, It will be a beautiful. picture, affording a | tempt at rescue is feared, if the decision should be | Sct James Barbour, Nickerson, Providence. Barastable, Boston; eld, brig Emma, Balt; sebr Caroline, Gal- | ""M jcted with affection of the laugs, the man claimed asa slave. veston. side and ehest, and general debility, ex Bed and think, in relation to it—would not doubt it tor a mo- | graphic view of the monument, as it will appear in the | eqain: Arrived. The Court of Quarter Sessions are up to their eyes in { Ship Cristoval Colon, Smith, from Havana, Dee 2, to New Orirans, Dec s0— ment. But, sir, the secrecy with which the admin- | city when completed.) | 1 Co . q steamship New York; ships | pus for 8 years, layed the best medical skill, istration tries $0 carry on thus business, is enough to eh Se {tom tne Committes on Forel Relations, | the criminal | business of the January term, which com. | "Brig Widow, Keith, i ays (eh Mageidavpé: AR chloe: to ee Bren) Meiners ce Wet ye er a aloe ted of t z 4 curred by the former, while an independent nation, from | Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. wih tobacco and cotton,'to ED Hurlburt & co. ld ta com: | Algoma, Thomastou; brigs Vancouver Portland, Ottoman, | CaBientt ie oo all sionilarty affected ances they give those who make the enquiry of | the latter, in the disbanding certain troops, and inthe | Finer Bi hi i pany. with almeda, Rowlaod for New York. Hanaum, Rio de Janeiro. Towboat Lion, Martin, from the | “ A. HAUPTMAN, them, that it is not the case. It 18 so, and Mr. | intermeddling in certain chstom house srrangemente. | tehtttT bh ae shs Reading Railroad, 27]; 6 Plan- | "YT." Pionet, Clark, from Philadelphia for Eastport. Pat in | Passes, towed down and tosea on the. 26th Gnstant brig & Soule Residence 14 Clarke st., store 608 Broadway. Ritchie will not deny, by authority. 3 | The bill ea Blonksas to the amount to be paid “Arran Gre'ad she Kentucky Bank, 71); 95 Louis. | ‘i tartet $b last OM Berseea sw U8 Caner, Nouns, ona | sd tebe Gomthersr. 2-8 yl Rene lr age lt mar pe lap acend As a coincidence of the truth of my assertion,that | are efraid Mr. Sevier will not be able to build up 8 very | ville Bank, 60, 100 Wilmington RR, 27}; 360 do, cand | “‘Seht Irene, Bryant, from Philadelphia for Boston—put in for | Nstinnd. “Thomaston, W: flatauzas. 23th—Bid ships reagan trae. tnd way MUNN, Comet Deeds. a troaty is under consideration between the Secre- | heavy claim inthe premises. The bill and the accom: | p, 27}; 15 Mechanica’ Bank, 231; 10,000 State 6%, 63}. harbor. . f tary of State and Mr. Pakenham, the remarks of | pening documents were ordered to be printed. om Srconp Boarn—100 Reeding aie 6 ds, ra Sod 27}; | , Sehr Emeline, Nichols, trom Philadelphia for Boston—put many members of the House, advocating the sole ir. Sreiuut moved an Inquiry to the Committee on | 25 Camden and Amboy, 116: 6 Pennsylvania Bank, 256; ingen tarts, fol Loui: lorence and Genesser.4 b i exists be pont, Jan t—Ae veht Tag fm Provilence fer, Nor PT i tae rebeaamente cise ro Fieilant, New York for Providence. Sailedc trig Onage, | “THE ANIMATING, APERIENT, ALTERATIVE ne SOUTHERN 4 c i ~ ‘Schr Jodie, Blue, from Philadelphia. with mdse to NL x AL right of the Executive to manage the business, is | houres” ebeege yaad mien sea | $0 Kentucky Bank, cash, 71}; 0000 Wilmington RR6's, | eCready. origami PucapeLenta, Jan T~-Cld,_ schrs Ellen, Chasleston; Thee | 16 N BALM CULLS, evident. Many who denied this right to John ‘Ty- | tion ered. Foeus i la be better, in the | KO75, 200 de, °86, 664. | _ Be sehr Swit, Costello, 27days from St Ana's Bay, Jam, | Fenner, Prov; Lady Clinton, Cramer. N York, Ine exe Fills have bea te Ter, in making a treaty to. annex ee erauicinici euesh of wate ‘or’ see jons would be better, in the as hae SaLes—10,000 State 5's, 68; 500 Texas Bonds, | wriph premieres & oo “ Fonsyaxp, Jans—Cld brig Clio, Osgood, for Cuba, sld 4th; | years ry form ‘of disease arising Ls ep ienpare ‘e ; x 2 , 85}. t Isabella, Nickerson, Boston, 2 Mr Polk, in the case of Oregon, and deny it to | After other local orfmmaterial business, the more im- | Sehr New Delight, Kempton, Watchans, as ig Grand Turk, Philade)phiny sehe | puriber remove morbid tance; from ivestomach and bowels, oth houses of Congress. ortant movement of Mr. Niles, in referenee to the Baxtimong, Jan. 7, 1848, Senr Empire, Lawsou, 3 days from nia. Ms lartina; sloop Victory. Rhodes, New York. | promoting digestion, arting Vigor to the system. The Baltimore Sun of this morning has fallen in- | Tinting, came up, to wit :— lhe Rote Stire—Desin of Scehr North Caroliaa, Batley, 5 days from Wilmington, NC, ‘~The schooners Pomena and Etmire | further information, seo Southera Bum Pamphlet, to be to a popular error, by quoting a paragraph from the | ,,tslved by the Senate and House of Representatives of | t : C ster ak Aid ecarergonitink a liieen Mijr ochr imerentions Nesbit, 14 days from Halifex, with fish, ee esterday, bound out. Ny ones Sods rholenale sed rele by Wi a Ke hus, 141 Fu Naw Fork Commercial, in whieh it 1s said that Mr. | the United States of America in Congress casembled, That fon—Compromise Verdiets—Where is Stewart's State | to Hunter & Co. ' . » hc aggro anae a sold, whol. and retail; also by Wyaith Ketchum, 121 from and afterthe passage of this resolution, the print- | m:n: Pakenham has not acted up to his instructions in | jng ofthe two Houece ef Con Reet era at las gr yea | “More Agents wanted throaghout ‘the United States ond Ce- . hall be subject to , i la Rrcwmo ep, Jan 5—Ar bark Parthi chr Hannibal, | nada. not accepting the 49h parallel Mr. Pakenham | the followi Bite bee age, | _ For the past thirty hours we have had an uninterupted Miscellancous Record. forks oman Cetdbtn a. is knows whet be ia about, and is mote anxious to ad- | or document ceumugented te in Rounce aCongeesr, | fall of rain, and the flood getesare yet pouring down | Fon Evnorr.—Ths Henry Clay, for Liverpool, is still de | Mg; NYorK; Thomas H Thompson. Boston: Cordovs, do.’ | "A leberal diseountto dealers. Pd just the difficulty than the American government, if be ordered to be printed by the Senste—the Secre- | the liquid element on our devoted heads. The atmos, | tained on account of the weather; should it prove favorable NYork. “Sid, brie Clinton, “Andrews, NYork; Larchi MORE CONFIRMATION it can be done agreeably to his instructions. Idoubt | tary sball oscertain whether the same hasbeen previous: | phore is decidedly warm, and sll signs of winter seem. | the will leavethis morning at 11 o'clock. seni eae Re THAT CONSUMPTION CAN BE D if he has any discretion left him, beyound what a | ly ordered to he printed py the House of Representa. | | Tue Avsany, for Havre, will leqre to-day, weather permit- — 7 sk ints | tives; and ifso, the copies ordered by the Senate aball | ‘© bave disappeared. pe : " : | By Last Night's Sonthern Mai A CURED. png cen ot eae ery ee noeth plese Aen Printer of ‘the House of Rept | ‘The Hon. Judge Elias Glenn, formerly Judge of the | TEs eetta Peking! Howse; Wanse + Sisal, pat inte Ha | be 7-Cld. te i P | TD irortancarenee hea taleny tosh abearyestdrhie i ts i ives, for which there shall be no charge for co U.S. District Court, died at his | Sirians. 10% cad goon “ Re mond; Sid, in i hich se} 4 him to be a man of great tact, and one not likely to | tion; aod if any messoge, or document si yesterday, in the pos ‘sale of rfstp act ee ee fone? Fem rene ee Mot es phew <a mer Hatin) ees bs eee et a Pe ne eee commit the blunder attributed to him by the corres- | ordered to be printed by the House of Representative | yoadee ot the Cowona reial. ene have told yoube- | shall ps the aaty of the c! a ty ascertain whether the Anotherof the infamous effects of compromise ver. | ore, Mr. McLane has received no instruction to | same has been previously ordered’ to be printed | dicts, which are £0 fi Of that day, arrange the difficulty. Here itis carried on, aud | by, the Senate; and if so, the copies ordered | i sea: ving cearrgute Raergedio in { ey ‘ ig Mat : ‘che | vations remedies, prosouverd jucurable. pain ia my St, Jonn, N. B. Der. 27th.—Barque Bir Henry Pottinger, | Marion, Jackson, from Norfolk for Boston, with a carga of cheat and left side, bad cough, fever, engin veces, Costiven Campbell hence 20h fr Beata, went aahors nthe ale four Gor and Tabacco, was fallen ia with ith ult tat We You | derangement of iy stomach and bowels, great Ww = by bri : 4 ion Hawi vs <3 lates crew saved rh cerded Soe kek nuendo took np ne of the Tigatag. | GyScheuck’s Fulmonie Syrup, determined to give it « fa old, The Sir He 7 the Capai | exemplified yesterday in the County Court. a is | ‘Lhe Mari phi i ial. It loosened sh i tere ff must be terminated, Y the, House sll bo “Tarnaved ty. the print S€@@DUGAd yesterday dat ep rag Po igh 2 By Da lle AAT SS Se Ry I oe f | w eral The Texas affairs are not over yet. Intrigues | Shai? {2° Senate, aod no charge for composition | named Sulton was tried. short time since for commit. | MSIE, Natal wwetr ie tox, elgemer Nonn Amerieas sy, | gud mast have cone dow shortly after the ctor wero beret, | petloctiy'welland beasty, ard atteioace coy reese to of sll sorte pragtiae ta deeie Recreate Pe tioned therefor ;and should an) addr ting a rape onamarried woman in Baltimore county, enigo csi Ken went nahorg om the Seal vuear Mechies, | Cargo supposed to be inrured in Bo tbe Falenon , Tivos venteted be cliques from the new State. Mr. Green,late Charge | dored by either hous, they shall bo furnished by the, | 84 although the evidence was of the strongost kind, the | {ieht.0f '%h inst. but rot off with Joss of avehor and eh in. rad | gir Liverpool; brine Gumberiaad, Feroneteee, Wie MRS jal Bt croduneatingies coasit sie atiectioas meoveairenr ter de Affairs from Texas to the United States, is now | printer to the house which first ordered th printing of , jury compromised the matter by rendering a verdict of | til day! ot off Agviv and run into acove between the two | eets, and Mich-gan, Boston; sett Cinderella will be cured as I have deen. crew and some of the rigging. | New York; in this city, and I understand has been closeted for | the document, and for which no compensation for com: | puill it i ialusds, where shefies toll of water steamer Baltimore, Baltimore. Below, barque Cora, Ware ENOCH SWALLOW, ines : t Sosith : : guilty of an assault, with intent, &c. A motion was made 1 Dec. 30.—A letter has beeit received, dat from Maraenino; brigs Importer, New Orleaus; kdward, d Hantecdon County, New -'ersey. an hour or so at a time, for several days past, with | position shall be allowed: Provided, however, That if, | fyr-ng dischange of the prisoner on accountot tnforme: | ich eos maclanehaly Tove ofthe baryue More | Bia fiom Boston. : rely bythe ‘The genume Palmonic Byrup i d i rietor, aud is forsale at hie prinerpel cfices No a Court jandt street, where persons enn receive advice, have es exami ie bal welag vif lading ‘consumpti | 544 Broadway, New Yerk, Wr, Cottall are 3 tere ‘ J. Fs QUINN having had nine years experience ea practical | Co. 213 Biordway.oC. Hutchings 80 Bheeelecoe ° pfs Fatting apaome, best work in the ity, | ©. Ford, 274 Fourth street, cor. Wooster, Washington Square, the President, from which it is fair to presume that | !F the purpose of Tiptree nies other cause, it shall he has had no little agency in bringing about the re» | P N&Cessary to fulfil any order for printing of eithor appointment, of all the collectors of customs in RAE a be ad fea, Obuitpret ies coufirms the melaneholy joss of the barque Mon: Tostat the River Grand Capusia, bacthe date 1s i vessel is completely broken up, and the enly way in which hey name wae dlecarered was by the lone Want, ou the stern of which is paintes “Montreal of London”. Four Bodies have been Found, oue of the poor fellows ri hed the share, but. di ' lity in the verdict, and on the argument of th the prisoner was yesterday discharged by Seineciat He tainl high fi i: aheved grand ad havens athe ian and a host exas. ite certainly 18 in high favor with the ad- | penses of the Hi in | of other prisoner: ould hav. n di ged also.— ministration, Three days ago he gave an elegant Lae document, jsyos: Ronianicas patios moh pie | Speaking of 81 rt, by the , what become of PLUMBING WORK |, was bout five : iy entertainment at Brown’s Hotel, to Mr. Secretary | which caso composition shall be charged and allowed: | ‘Bat dying statement which his counsel, Ia barrels of flour and one of lime juice. | yotjcite a trial." Iu ents in const good work,ex- ) Walker, Judge Woodbury, Senators Hreese, Se. | and all printing ontecet bey eiehon ero ceowed: | ton, announced bie intention of publishing some i Hof ber CARLO. New Orleans, | edition and Tom charmer ne higeotabltahonent. | SEL Pyezest 6 Hadeonstives soe not sell my ork, Vier, and others. He. goes tor the confirmation of | When the numberof ecpiew dee not exceed five how: aE or Ce eee RE ele He heer iit Of all somBlance Of | Atte coming up the river was driven there emis Ga Mtader | wae oma owe at EH, Quinn, 96 Nassau st, | ginal Gentine Pulmonic Syrup, end to avoid desertion, zeply t a ruil o . re e y x j ginal Gen ! yap, and all the Texas collectors. Ia this, however, he is paid for ai pensation notexceed | Certainly, i the gentleman hes it he | moruiog near she Fowder wharf: boys Wilmington, Del, by | ie 2 old euealbiiaive yet No.4 eat “aig ing twenty per centum | opposed by three or four influential gentiemen who | Pe che are here from Texas, and who mean, if they can, | taiehed by the ot Tepe anenel if he has it not he should not b at he had | thar the vessel will he xotef withont injury: and thiekvie wil | LEET OFF WARDROBE AND FURNREITU | aid it. Stewart stands, in the public mind, guilty of the most | not be necessary to disharge any portion of the cargo. BLEECKER’S BIRD DEPOT, to defeat those for whom he is working. _ The | pensation sha! ed thirty-thi heinous murder on record, gand. if it is in the power of v1 ITLEMEN and Families can obtain the full yalue for No. 6 Astor Place, late 7th Street, chances, however, appear to be in favor of Mr. | Bantam lose then the wetes siloeen by said joint r his counsel to remove the stigma from his name, why Vessels Launched att Ga Hiadioe oat Gas saegte' Wering re Chaat, Se ee ae “, Broadway, Now York. Lee’s aide of the house ARieL. | tion of 1819; and when the Committee on Continge BOE do It at orice? | Buown & Beut’s ¥, iene a mi he, | SPPEE cutsariber respectfully in , | pentax of either house shall direct e second pee! | Mr. Templeton commences a series of concerts inthis | Tons. oer sill hed’ ne ‘their crepe Ali cogh yd fe N fe Wasiinorox, D.C., Jan. 6, 186, | 19 execute any order for printing, the printin | Si 08,, Monday evening next, at Calvert Hall, with van | "Re Bedegs tment focal eceles ofered | 5 ‘rint 3 . hm The Union deprecates certain supposed move- | and Js Sy order ok selecting vequs ee maps Fer naiert Alexander, the Great magician, is drawing fine 100 | tended to, ’. ments of Preston King, R. B. Rhett and others, in , id Ee ibe obtained under the direction of t Tedged tobe 4 one 75 hd ii ee ok ec. fe “s 210 7 Up stairs. the a of Representatives, touching the agita- | king euch orier vandal cape or pristing teaitt | of magic, whilst he is ugly enough to be the old boy | J ck Hudson, 311 feet tong a0 | CITY OF RLME ; a | feet long ¥ tion of the succession. Both the gentlemen named i from the contingent {und of the two Houses ; each | ON oy Circus, at the Front street theatre, is 236 feet long. ii] 70 | MODEL OF THE C!) ¥ OF NEW HAVEN, are preeuniedto We the teetbot f distin: | House paying for the printing ordered by it, except the feet I Pl spective organs of distin- | oyrense of composition, whieh which chal te paid by | doing a fine business—drawing crowded houses nightly. | “ws | MODELS OF THE FUBLIG BUILDINGS AND guished statesmen, who at some period of their po: | the House which first ordered the document or paper t9 | Fhoclawn, Dan Rice, is considered first rate, and draws | Sceamship Hourgon, for South : Ge DISTINGUISHED LOCALITIES OF litical career have come withia smelling distance of | th be ped ioe ary 5 whore Cemoaitie ta ner Major Dellavan is preparing for the erection of his oy 6 tll be TOTERTELT (x Me ay’s Yarp. = 1 7 with sehen as hae ‘Teurin at Nacvoo, | the Presidency, and are now thought to be striving tlogent Expenses shall aushorize and direct the same , | Citcus here, and will bring Madam Macartee and Levi | Ship ‘Waterloo, Allen, Robert Kermit’s line of Liverpool | the Brats Hover at Hantronp, and Werinen beens oe | with all their might and main to reach that high po- | #4 when extra copies of any” document shall be order’ | North on to astoniah the natives, in about two weeks. |g. fuckers, built im Febraary.-"./--- 1. 4-2... 906 | Bscara Ewnltee the gow seedy for cikitinea feat, skort waits” Gar ete ct the acer at ‘din | 84.by both Houres, and the same are executed by the Srock anp Money Manxrt—Transactions are limited P ignd Boyt’ & Winches's, Masellles prechet, laces time, at the Gamite Buitpixa, comer Broadway ‘ham- ” bntimare elatiese at ct government, and in’ same printer, the copies shall be delivered tothetwe | imamount. Theres nething aging atthe stock board, | | fn Apr 4 eeoeaies O86 | Soci CF Eahibition, from 9 A.M.,to 10 PSL. | allel close, intimate relations with the Executive, are simultaneously, in rtion to the whole | #24 out-door operations have fallen off. Large amounts | Ship Are sla, Evel Sra eee eis eee ti ee cxsares | Messrs. Walker and Buchanan, both @aid to be as- of copies which the houses have respectively pettiel couaitien pa nl asin oe th | Shi ober oe red tirisweld'tiag ™ | 1 hallprce. ® & ron | iva A } a yn of pol iT, or ental ip Pennsylvania, inten wold’s line i E. PO} BELDEN, 7 i trow prrants or what Mr. O'Sullivan calle, the lottiest of | Mr. Nicxs briedy elucidated the dri, the object, the | Uthment ofthe gubtreasary, are the gieat bugbears at | of Loadoa Feckets see 98) jreitre E, BOGUNNINGHAM, Bepcrntedame. | Sadi «hover oace of nie ty any herr human dignities,” Consequently, the Union would | design the reason, and the prospective operation of the | "ij bid, 95] asked y six per cents, of + | Ship Raishow, Land, East fadiamen . LAWRENCE, MYERS & CO., 33 tone steal, ave ast MYERS & CO., 39 Stone surest, have ust | be = che Aveo dunes not perform its whole duty, if it permitted strie and | _ [Message from the President by Mr, J. Knox Walk i! Loanahave farther receded, without sales—T43 | Seamer ‘Oregon, worth Rive pe ncelved Pet stipe Epervice asd’ Bea, the unietmantioued contention in teference to the claims or pretensions | Wat @ Beat and tidy looking little fellow Walker is . ae " | v Otard, Dupuy & Co. in half pipes, pale and dark vintages, | AN EXTENSBI 9 Lueky fell | The money market isnot relieved. The banks hat mer Niegars, Feb , " | it ot only two of the candidates, to the exclusion of | \'Mr-J.M. Clarronand Mt rvenrcriticied farther | BO With to oxiend teirbusioess, “Atthe tin. ane gente Clsuy eae spvoste Busse Paks nto yamer Naushon, hooner k. mets TE ee: Ae | i do | they, offer for sale. ‘The same is under castom house | lock and entitled to debenture. aur | | | | Aone eee ere 0) th i for changing red all the others, particularly those in the Cabinet. accuracy In thi r f j larly in Philadelphia and New York, thi trom the floot of the House of Representatives. | Which the paper was recorrmitied, a6 Te SRSEBIRE CF | is ally up, and pape ing Weare certainly in favor ot giving the whole party Message from the President read, Communicating the eee Maxxers.—The dour market is still without any & fair start, a tair chance and equal terms in the | Sigclal Correspondence relative fo the authority of Wary wader on Monday. at #5 20 pee ble rae rae | Steamer Rip V i . 8 7 atrace.. Let him who wins, wear the honors. | "Gir motion of ser aoc oe r i? Active, Kineb, for South Ameriea, Jane let 3 r some holders were asking yesterday morning, wailst Sphoonee, © jockeying, RO running across the course ; but | E; peiesen mothers asked $9 311; no sales. City Mills four user ft eee crat' Amsorige, r og oe TT . Th % 7 ay, Janua 5 .—CGeorge Eustis, isq , of uu a i ‘manner, Ogdensburgh, Ni torte platen ae eee at | sade, and Edward H, Harard, Esq, of Rhode leland, | FLanu-vp at rue CarioL—A letter from Albany, | 20 | solos: without danger er inconves ise Tuwtibed the | dence, doen an’ Of Me King 1ng’s Tesi- were admitted aitorneys and counsellors of this court.— ¥> | ship ‘utus, Adams, Buenos Ays 500 fiber sod ealimcd conbaqwer of cca ¢ 0 and | Mason forthe | “ A piece of fun was trated in cauce: " ° ‘ j be nae ‘ not 62 enters heed Et eS pas BEF MS ater a eta |S ome = i oii MAIN 22-3500 WN be Shee ; d , of Tioge, do no wed to | ’ | 16¢ Duane street, e Park. Sita a cern germs ue Cans Mee eae ga eg eB He Me 2 = eben sage meee SE HSE . * Mr. 0 defe inerror. Ai ny », Bost | = 1 5 Jess foroe, of Mr. Rhett and of any other man who Joursed ll omorow ati oclech Mle ne intimated with good deal of sen /rait to tee hesacante | Ship South Carcling, Charlestog ra we THE LADIES!| TO THE LADIES!t an Mop amity and sympathy | Tuesday, Jan. 6, 1846,— Alfred H. Hanscom and Cog- gentleman from New York that Ge Corder ee ee ata, on toe Wockss for Neer Hives or | DiAoaipote ol ether Ladice ot Gonlomen) ena with any candidate forthe loftiest of human dig- | vell R. Green, Esqs., of Michigan, were admitted attor- | satisfaction at any time sian Chase concluded with | eth a" Apxbohid 20 fair saab ies eeces line, forstee cebeeeieameay } ‘ neys and counsellors bis court. No. 63. Thomas | some mutterings about Wood—cowhides—cowerd | Madara,’ Capiai her: tet , Thou dark and fallen an, Cookendorfer, plaintif in error, vs. Anthony Preaton.— | etc., which were hardl: ible, iss irothy | A bag} seks ‘May. mu! oe MS. Frnoes seme oncurth eaten, hou that tt) —* ! Tale cause wes Grgued by Mr. Bledsoe and Coxe iaiatit Fépivque oceanioned a goed deal of laughter et | Brig SeMary Pe Ee nr Sia( Jeter shgoush the Pou Oftce, we ‘therwigas el be treaso: |, stratag — id re OT ‘ ! a = Aod witlethy aa and blood red nile canst quench Pe = Wi, x bitten Fe pm pa gem p henna | _.Ksrrucxy.—The General Assembly of the State ae Bint Pdag Vm Nets e NOrloans peckst, ‘tap m Robinedee bis (For we are thine)—and light site the goal!— + + by Mr. Coxe forthe appellant, Adjourned till to-mor- | < Kentucky met and was duly organized for busi- Bite Pidolie. C. Hy coal ig pi pactets 7” “paper bad iyo i ip Genil, fo For a day or two past the Senate seems to have | TW at 11 o'clock.—Nat. Intel., Jan. 7. pt! Bist ult. ore ee (the Licstousat i Y il, for hada lack of emplo d | } being absent) 5 was Vaasele on the Stocks. hall boutta Fm eh ar Peed Sous ,ATroIrMENTS sy THe Presipgnt—By and with prs somber, phos Uindrend was elected Spaaker | 54; Pranayi TERTELT A MeRaris Yan, of an hour was held, and either many nominations | praateicc; Ba, consent of the Senate—Charles A. |" We le message of Gov. O that the | pra” Brook: om — coster RR, 64}; 150 do, 04; 100 Long Island RR, 5; on fon we opts. We pive of all such as- | (ip There were sux feet of water in the Ohio ri- 40, 854; 38 do, bo 10'ds, 86}; 100 Woy bo 86}; 90 ES pie ttansparent--the , Re Reading Reitiead, Hieit 7 those built ka the elty, and ea scheme is of glase at once, and the very sun shines | rev, fn Tee On the Sthinet., and rising. ‘The toad, af, 0 Wentern Rite ¥; 80 Fast Boston C& TH]; 10) | try Independent of the numerous ship buldiog towns snd gh it. it will task more than the powers , 1°¢ Was fast disappearing, and several steamboats do, b'o 2 15}; $1000 RR Bonds, 7). } villages, both on the Hadeon and on Lorg Island. There are of the Express to impair. the high standing of Mr. | Were advertited to leave on the following day for | a9) "(05° 204x076 aha hosting BN, ie ae cnlerat timer meee a, Bradford, of Missi to be ye ty were passed upon, or some particular, and pi, surveyor general of the | affairs of the State are in geod condition. amount Steamshi; amerniwemmion, aves edebue, Hick thee of decent Deenag oaerel"Crige W.Grastentaaiceer gcinteecaeme eteieed | pee be Medea nea a Ro PAUM, M.D ister of the Treasury, Mr. ¢ t, and the Commis- | Je f Wisconsin, to be surveyor general of the pud- enn Ra | Aero Fst ede, cinu 10 | sioner of Patents, Mr. Burke, have yet to pass ‘the the Terr Wisebosin end lows red ae lB Aad as Bi trae sr the Hons Yom of gt Apel ae confirmation, which they will do as easily | Of Rice of James Wilson, removed. ‘William Pelsaan, pal a meant “ine avait Ot the oes =F Mae been |. on: She isto be eta oppontion m July. oe | Boece ete a wont Bo as rolling off log,” according to the parlance oe. ft Arkansa rveyor general forthe State of Ar- abundant to moet the ex Of the govern. | Soi for George Balktey,s line of Charleston on gmont, Legal Deputy lor Dr. Le cidental. “And they should''do so justly and deser. S2s** Commission having expired Lucius ment, and leave an expected surplus on hand at Stier: mokaeeee pa ths ree 62ig cents per copy vadly, for, under no tormeradministration, have the 42 . be surveyor general of Obio, In: of th ie ae rant | Pehoomer... « 186 ope | orders should be | faire of these depart lace of jam Jolmston, . turnpiki x u i i ‘ judiciously managed, ae they tate ay ee 4 Frida, to be { rivers have all been greater this heretofore ; Spitfire n phi at Felton i Ionia, "Colon dasa ee Rey { sent officers. This is a fact generally known and ‘Conway, Warnes. ae we erie Tea in . Chesnat Ch acknowledged on all hands. Express had | Tick R Conway, 0 M to be curren cen lof | ey Witt taat's Yann, | CKOTON WATER ; several fliags | at | Mr. Burke, accusing him, | {apPublic lands in lilinoie and Missouri tn the place of | gashatatration, of public use kesh avo | ene i SS ; - incomperencys but when | Lf mers Apres - Mussontt. tobe ' ly committed. se iasiead | up, intended for C; Hi ra fee of Liverpool | a Mr, rs, . ice of 3 moved ‘Icom iis place. in the’ jaent ofan rey | LER Conway, appointed surveyor general for Iliitets | Sales of Stock: at Boston. Ship, Kiended fra Liverpool taser, top Meson Teyior & 2 that this Mr Bi 8 was a brother or relauve ra Missow: xens’ Boand, Jan. 6.—147 she Norwich and Wor- TTI se ee ee eee seers cee eewees 1005 } NA’ AG Y AND FROTOGRAYHIO DEPOT, BROADWAY, apper of Murray, over Ten- eobag aeak eta 1) New aver respectively, for the best tte red a) ; Burke, either with Senators or with any ot the nu- | Cincinnati, | tug sisted Beh fae Ss ee arse York-all af whieh come withia"the revenue atic of thi ” r elty, a "rh