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A A A 07 a serious nn laws, tions John to or ment tor nnd of that now servo for the af roam and fie one or up not our vile and us eral or our the it a ne- and on to tu An be REVIEW. ALTON FEBRUARY 7, 1846. J. BATT.IT ACT A O. DAYIS, EDITORY.

APOLOGY. We awe an apology: to those of our renders, who take little or no interest in such things, for having devoted 30 much space, in this, and one of our preceiling numbers, to the refutation of the calumnions libel racently promulgated: against this establishment. Had the foulslander proceeded notoriously polluted source, washould have treated it with silent contempt, ne is our invarlable practice in analogous cuses. Bul, when sent forth by tho authority of a public inceting, and under the unmet of persons who inny be thought worthy of credit, we should he faithless to our sacred duty as an Elilor, were wo' to suffer il to pass unnoticed, or fall to meet it In the most direct and, ladignant terms. -To those personally quainted with us, we need notsay, that troversies of this character are exceedingSy disagrecoble to dar taste and repugnant to our feelings.

Many years Ago, baring become disgusted at the indecent personalities which often disgraced the columns too many of our pubite Journals that they must exert a pernicinus influence upon the morals of the community--and beleving that it was possible to conduct a very decided party, or political newspaper, withant resurting to opprobrious language, vulgar abuse- -way upon making the experiment, Ta order to glen the inntter a fair and impartial trial, we. mnde our mind, when engaged in the discussion of any rather to suffer our articles to appear lame and spiritless, than to Incur the risk of transgressing the limits prescribed by decorum; and had long supposed allempt hail fully succeeded, when this and unlooked inr attack upon the purity independence of our press, convinced that it was possible we might have been mistaken. Having vainly tried to disarm assailants, by courteous and friendly expla-which should have been "satisfactory? to any true Christian, or real gentle. man -no alternative has been left us than to repel the unprocaked assauit with all incans al our disposal, and compel our FUNCTS to drain to the very dregs the hitter enp thoy had prepared for our lips. When this shall be effectually accomplished, the honor of our journal completely vindic.

nted- as we trust wilt be salisfactorily done in our next- -we shall resume the even tenor ofour course, hoping that nothing of the kind will again occur, at least for a long time come. It An ainusing necount of seine tricks, recently performed in one of the Pittsburgh by the colehrateil "Fakir of va," now on visit to the Weat, may found an our fourth page, first column. FROM MEXICO-IMPORTANT! Ily the steamer John Aull, which came up to St. Louis n39 Sunday last, the Editors of of the Missouri Stepublican received New. Orleana papers to the 21th containing as ndvices from Vera Cruz to the 12th, and from character the city of Mexico to the 8th.

Their, is highly important. It appears, that Gen. P'aredes, the leader of the late revolutionary movement, reached the capital on the 2d, without opposition, and iminodiately dissolved the Congress. A meeting of the principal olficers was then held, nt which it was rosolved that Junta of the should be called forthwith, In order to estublish a provisional Guvorament, anil elect soma persan to exercise the Executive The Juntn ancorlingly met on the 3d, and unanimously elected Paredes President, pro ten. Ife wAR inaugurated on the 4th, with grent ceremony; after which lse made an soldress, appealing in Heaven for the disinterestedness of his motives, and declaring that he would retire as soon as the Itherties of the country should ho re-established.

The new Ministry is composed aft the following gentlemen, viz: Don Juan N. Alimonte, former Minister to the United States, Secretary of War; Don Castilln Lauzar, Secrelary of Fareign Amales; Don Luis Porres, Secretary of tho Treasury; and, the Bishop of Chiapas, Becerra, Minister of Justice. The city of Mexico remained perfectly quiet; and no apprehension of counter-revolution was entertained. With the news come a verbal report, that our Minister, Mr. Slidell, having failed in the abject of his mission, had applied to the now for his passports, which had been dented him, on the plea that, an he never had been reongnized in bis diplomatic capacity, no passports were necessary, and ho was al liberty In go where he He then deinanded an escort, which was also refused; whorehpon he dispatched a senger to tho brig Somers, then at Vera Cruz, with a stateinant of the fuels, when a number of the atticers ut once determined to, proceed to Jalapa, for the purposo of escuriing him to the There appenrs to bo some doubts as to tho authenticity of the port in all ils ports; but it seems quite cortain that the failure of tho mission, and the demnanil for the passporta, are entirely rect.

What steps our Government inny take to vindicalo tho honor of the nation, thus outraged in the person of hor Minister, is yet uncertain; but will doubtless be lennwn in a fow is imagined by some that the British Government may have had soma, agency in the late revolution, and perhaps also lustigated the rejection of Mr. Slidell; but this, of course, is mere conjecture. 11 is, however, notorious, that Gen. Parcdes has been raised to the supreme command in conscquence of his supposed hostility to the United States, and his avowed tion to attempt the recovery of and that he will seek to retain his present positian, by at least aceming auxions fu carry out his views, is more than The nest arrival from Mexico will ho looked for with intense anxiety. TIER FOREIGN NEWS, Rreelved by the steam ship librenin, and which may be found in another part of this day's paper, will bo perused with deep interest.

14 will be observed that, owing to DARTIAL SETTEE IENTNotice Is that An the fret in the month of April nest, I shall apply to -the of Probald, of Marnnnin county, for a portial nettfecient of the. estate of Ephraini ft. Sheppard, deat which time and all persuas having claims against Malt osista ata hcrely to attend, Nod present the samo for an Justineni, All Infebted to said astate, are requraled lo innedlate pas thent to ROAIL IL. FLANAGAN, AdmiT. Jan 3, 1848-1-4w A In of on onder made at the September 1etm, the 1846, of tho underalguer), Circuit Court uf Chihonn counts, mi.

of of the estate William Beadin, deceased; will sell al Public Aliction, si the court- house Gilead, Calhoun county, on the cond- day of Merch, 1816, between the hours of ten clock si azul Are p. bll the right, litty, Interest, and estate, ital William died seized, in, in to the northeast quarter nf section shirty, township hine, borth, rango two cast; and thie quester of tion fomteen, townalip thirteen ucelli, range seven, cane, of the ivincipel each containing 180 scree, and situate in the Military Nounty Tract. 5 To be soil an a credit of Licite nintha, the purchas! giving bond with approved security and a da tho Land, F. CHILD, Admit. Gilead, Jan 3, CA Notice is barchy given, SALES that by virtue of an nrder entered at the October terai, 1545, ur Lie Circuit Corset of Mulison county, the adminise tors of the estate of Willism Me Coccased, late Medison county, will, an Monday the 46th day of dANVALY next, at that dnor of thn Post in the city of: between the hours uf ten in the foreand five in the afternoon, of said day, 501 tho lowing real catate, at Public Auction, of which the said! Witan MeResth died seized; tho same being situated; in Hunter's addition to Alum, cuunty of Madison auld, and known as the CANn Giantes, and more particululy doncribed and bounied as follows, to-wit: Da ginning at a stake on the south west side de the State road In Charten W.

Hunter's to Alton: auld being thren chains and sixty links north fore 6g-Laree end a hall degrees cast from a stona sel pi angle in the soulh east alto of said road, neat north the Intersection of will the road as reprecanted on the plot of asl4 Stunter's autition to Alton; thence running from the storesald stake (by a rumpass adjanted to Alton, eight and a half coat) north ant's half degrees cast stone the south esat stole of 10ad Ava chains and ten links mo a pnel; theace anut forty -auvon mast seven clisine and morn links; thonce south one degree and forty-livo miules cast ven chains and nights-dira links: thence north Any. eight and a hall degrees west fire chains and fifty linter: thence north degtors west screa chains and links, to tho beginning-contsining six acres, or 1010. On the prominas, are a New Brick Dwelling-buss, containing thereo Itooms and Kitchan; and a anall Frame-hoaro. er A.crelit of alx months will ho given, the purchas-1 do the promises, to secure the payment of the purchase giving bond with approval security and a inorgage STANDARET Adm'. PERLEY B.

WHIPPLE, Adnir. doc 13, 1548-50-71 POSTPONEMENT. The above sale is posiponed astil Monday, the 1503 day of February, 15:4, at tie BIMIC hour apil placo. M. DI'HEATE, AGnix, dec37, 9'.

B. WHIPPLE, A SALE OF REAL. ESTATE. By virtue of of an tho neder Circuil nude at Court Lito Madison October coun term, ty, Illinois, upon the application of Colvin Kinder, vining offbr. of the estate of Thomas Kinder, 1 will and sell at grubile sato on Suturilay SEVENTIS day of STANCH, A.

De 1810, 00 the jiremises hereinafter described, between the of In' the. forenoon and five o'rint in tho after. poon, of auld slay, the toltawlug ros) estate, alluste the conaly of Madison and State af Illinois, of which the asid Thomsa Kinder Ale seizol, to-wit: -Tho nudividal of g0 percs of lazul; beines the south west corns of the north west quarter of dion saventeen, townalsip three porth, range nine weal. Bald reel estate will be auld on a credit of six ed months; the gleing tond with approstwelve security, and a upon the promises, to curs the payment of the purchase manes. Jan 24, CALVIN KINDER, Adm't.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE. virtua of of an the ander Circuit male at the Octoter term, Court county, Illionis, upon the application of Julia It, 'Tower, tratris of Caleb Tuwer, the undersigned, said E. whom she administraleix has as efuresald, since end fleurge Foster, arder, second will of offer and sell at D. public sale, on Stonday the grating day Blarch, 1016, at tho enget-house in the town of Elwarisville, between the hours of o'clock in the forenonn, abl five nickick In tho noon, of sail day, the real entate, situato the county of Madison and of Blinale, of which the seid Caleb Tower died seized, to-tril: The souths bait of live areth cast quarter of section 78 65-100 aml6 acica of the north past of nasth. well goater of anction cloven: all in township four norilt, tango eight wrest Late No.

ant on the south site of Maudie-at, In the town of Edwardsville, county and State and olsa, juts- No, 10, 15, 11, 10, 18, 19, 18T, in Randle's addition to sail town of Sald real estate wit he sold on a credit of twelve months; and tha patchaser giving the botel with appraved afty, a mortgage upon pretnises, tu secure payment of the purchasn money, JULIA E. FOSTER, late Julia E. Tower, atm'x of ashi estate. Jan 34, 1816 4-61 GEO. FOSTER, hee hustonl the mouth Notice of neat, I tint on the dost Monday SETTLEMENT, Ajail will apply 10 thu Conael of 31alison county, 1 Enols, for a Enat settlement of tho estate of Williaza Good, which and all peracue having clairos against sobl anD Aezeby notined to allend, ani jaesent tho saino adjustment.

LARKIN D. HOOD, January 22, 1565-1-08 FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE is month hereby of Apell given, next, that pa we the will first surly to Court of Probale of Madison county, Infurin, fur a al of the estate of Joseph N. At Ker, which sima atel pince all perenns havingctaime againsi said estate ate hereby to alteud, ant present sama for a January 24, BANI. AU'REL, Admit. FINAL.

SETTLEMENT. TOTICE month that on the second Monday of March noal, we win ba nut settlement of the ratate of Ladie L. loga, a Court of Protute Nacoppin couuly, Altima, for st which timo and place all persona having chime rinst sald estate are notified to alteud, and acot the assue for ud J. C. ANDERSON I January $6, JOSHUA PEAK Adm 'Pa.

A claims tho NOTICE--All Archiliabi persons having bell, deceased, arn notifled to present the same la Judge of Prolate of Jersey tire, for witain acron months from Chis dales and all those deblal payracel to tu sald astate, pru ELINDA reinested to make insmediate! F. CAMPHELL, Ada's Jan 17, 140-3-41 GEO. W. 10WDEH, Ad's SALE virtuo OF of REAL nesto ESTATE. at the Ortober 1843, or the Circuit Count of a county.

Illinnia, the undersignes, miministrator of the estate of Willian Mall, doceased, win offer el Public Mate, on NESDAY, the 4th day of MAlICE, 1910, at the do of tho court- house to tho town of between the hours of ten o'clock in the and live a in the of salt day, tho Adiawing deserte4 and ostala, situated of which tho the sabi William P. Hail died weizrol, county of Brown, and Stale of via: number Tho northwest quarter rangu of num section burtour, Sheen, west In ufthe township, principal 13-Said tval estate will be anal on a credit of rily, months) and the purchaser the airing bond with approved a mortgage on prouisce, to decuse the Ineul the purchase mastics. Jan 31, 1814-646w SOLOS STARK, Admit. A PAIN potsuns faring dis estate the decraand, are bolitiattu prescul the Seneca to Protale Justico Sir 37adison county, within fur aunt all thoan indritest in Jun horchy '46-3-16 nutited CURTISS to make pas 31, BLAKENAN, TOTICE is FINAL that SETTLEMENT. thus herely given, on thy fist Court of Probate of Malison next, will apply dir to pal settlement al winch of the estate of Thonts H.

persons Waklle, place al) claims agalust said estate, sokilled Lo wad preseat the same fu ANDALW W. WADDLE, Adu't, 31, STATE OF ILLINUES, Chreuit Court of sail Jerry u. A jail terin, 1810. A the to nf Malian in county, eatute deceased, of ate Daniel antilled dial on the dret stay of the next form of Jersoy county Circult to be hokien al the buisa la on the fourth Monday su tho April 13 ur air soou as 1 wig a petition tu said conf, frat 40 sell ap noich of the real estate of said decedent, est be notes to pay off tho debis allowed de personal catale being -wage soul where they Bro required fund said abon opior. cause, if apy thay against the WALTERONE, 5'9, STATE: or 3 Greene Circuit Court: Greene March term, 1518.

IN CITANCERT. Samuel Colver and Thomas Coleer. EI. LEGAL. weism A.

Frost, Gough, Jesse CallaFine aliter, late Gough, George Miller, her husband, Joslara N. Cough, Digah Doty, Thaalelh Doty, Charles Stout, anil James fora anal Nancy Brian, Deirs of Susannah Itrifern, deceased, Nancy Bainel, late Nancy Cough, and WitLiams Blarnet, her tustand. NELL 70 A SIORTOAGE. the appearing ly court on fit: in counts, the tilerkscifice in the af I of Greene oloroseid, ame abore colities canse, thel Joshua Crozit, of the at Ore named Is a non-scableat of tin slates of Illinois, srul without the reach nf the process of this aml the said complainants having Ofed their Wit of complalut herein, to firerlose critein therein and a in chancery laving Leon issued berrin acronting in laws Now you, said whose appears as marl above, ate befum berely the Cireuit tint Court unless afressin, you at on' or before the fiat day of the nest term therenf, to he on holden the at last the in the month of Martin, A. the 1810, court house in the Sown of Caroliton, on4 picas, demur to, or answer the bill of complaint, according to the rules and prarlice ashi court, the satue will he taken as confessel, and decree will tre ande pecording to thin prayer tErrect.

Dated at Carrollton, January 1 1, 1649. Alicals NOSES O. BLEDSOE, Clerk. Jan 31, 1914-5-1w TONAL. Notice in that on the firal Monday the month of Aquit nest, will wooly to the Court I'minte or Greene county, for a final ment of the estate of John deceastel; against et which time and plare all persons having claims estate aze hereby uotiried or attend, cod petseat the sarce fur a All persons to sold estate, are requested immediate payment to the undersigned.

Jun 31, WA. F. PEN, Adn't. 1 EXERT NOTICE claims against the malate Jamies he Ground, decessed, are to prescot manus tu the Prolate Justico of. the Peace for Matison counts, within hiss months, -for adjustment; and those Indriled to sabiestato by notifed to wake Inunediate payment to CURTISA A REST.IN, Jan Ex'te NOTICES.

GROCERIES Alum Sall ho Ito Collice 20 hida New Ureass NUDAR 3 15er. ca Itire du bhis Kentitled Whisky in store atel for sale bog (ent In WISEN A I.EA. we are deleradnet to please them poll as to quality sere price. net WISES LEA. and just received 1 in aloe and Sat sale, ty dee WISES LEA.

FALL, WINT CIL GOODS. (OLE: subacribers have Just recovel ail one oller for sale, a laren ani well selectol store ur Stepir and Fancy DRY which they are preparat to al Prires fir casid-as their farititios are such that they esa purchase corels favoralito terras as bouse In The citizens of Madiso ants the counties, ara respectfuity invited to call and examine our LeGare pacinaina. WISES LES, corner of Allon, act 18, '45 Secral and State-ata. CAPS, DE HATE beaulifn) taw la asemiarents rereipt alone of of 11ATA the largest CAT'S ever lanught to this market; comprising all the latest aspirs. Tinte fur of the alone articles will! lint it greatly to Itude advantage by giving we a call, as Julia with said the A GRAND CLOTHING SALE.

VER THREE MUNIRED CASTS of Fall Cutting hare been reevived by me thie fella end) as the season is all clothing how an Innd will be off a small percentago alave cost. Persons wanting tho clothing, will do well to rail and lie con inred of fart, that am selling goods al onehis tlian. any ethce in the city. 11 must he tolbe jubile, ftat I call anal fit, or why do scil wurh larko inore agal may notes luencoso Is, fig I hare this call than in say former arearm, which is a tenor that I cuntinge to sell tower than any other house, All 1 asle is the pirasara nd a raft, when I am dent that you will say, on thousands hare suj1, thint 4jt in in astonishing how cheap number-Jois Martin sella hie Clothing!" Wear lip 338 Stain-slert; lange 111 ca of the also, a stone llag 941039 Ilia pavement with the name, MARTIN, on it. other Remember, bousw pledge rusself for well lore tian any I Tr No trouble to guilt.

SI Louis, den 1 JOHN 1. MARTIN. SMITH BLACK WOOD, Dry Goals, No. Dealers En Maia-suret, Forizo ail hove now in store one af the tangoat ent last stocles af sol Winirt Dry thus has eser teen dered in this markel, to whirl they ansure are receivlug antitiona daily. They test city and country mercianta that should they fagor theto with a call, they will offer goo-le al such prices as will nos fail In picase them, 6t.

Laurie, Oct 25, 1845. DIT. MARIES-DESTAT. SURGEON. at the corner of ST.

Fourth and Mr. Courtes-arcels, 1.0 U'ts. 3.7°r. 11, will be tappy to receive visite from tho citizous of Ation sud vicinity. 8-610 J.

St. ALEXANDER SAMUEL COPE, 31. J. I. ALEXANDER 10., PRODUCE, GENERAL COMMISSION FORIARMERCHANTS, No.

Waler-at, (ontact -ST. LOUIS, ate, Ilacna A liple, Collina Kel. Daan, King F. A Co; Brothers; F. W.

Mark: J. Walsh; anderson Conn; D. Gun, Esq. Ducts F314 D. D.

W. Gonna, Jutes 11. Cimilen, Esq. Pres't Perpetual InsuratiCe John 1254. St.

Tauct. Alton Land Lea. Jans 24, FRESH DRUGS. just recta his Epring surply of! URCES, PAISTA, DYE STUFFS, tv. ronsisting in peat of the Bordeaux IMite Colt, in bottle a ortg the Chloride nt soda; Trish Moss; Anowront; Gum Come ybar; Are lugether with a general associment Svints, Ace which he is prejeand to sell very Low! 94 N.

F. SAILGENT. cast pare Post Wine WINK BRANDY. perior article; jast rec'd for lug Pica Brawls, brand, a sue Jan 31 D. F.

SARGENT. NOTICE la my hereby sight, title Interest I have In, this day sold the Blacksmith business, carried nn by me, Jersey county, Illinois ant the anti alter this day, January 1644, INIG, 1 any not in anywisa: cmected with the same. All, persona ledebted to sun are tequestes to maho parmeal immediately -also, laving chimes axalust mo ato requested to present the soma fie adjustiazut without delay. sIlic, Jon 15, SILVER of PLATING. Gamine An artiste warranted to put a coat on Copper, Genunn Sliver, or net Plated aarface, by a simple appli.

ration, and as a trining cost. For auto by Jun 17 W. A. TON, South shto of 9d-st. the bauso JOSEPH stock in trade or the late fires uf AtherC.

14 CO.A Len ret pusea in contloue tho Heneral 43 MISSION PRODUCE BUSINESS; being to transact all businoes int rastrel to him with ness, llo is desisous of sore of patronage. 630 BRAND On hand ant In, fie aste the Cognac; and American. sug 20 J. U. 7 NOTICE.

NOTICE. a practical am STRUMEST recently from lacing selectel city of Alton Gar Die ctlulls his srivirce to the generally. She is 10 unal any article in his line, at the ay LOW MATHEMATICAL. SURGICAL, DaS I. Instruarate, of every la tho misl bister or be repubes, sharesed, In all casca whose artistes alaR be as tu his care, suitic lout sovurity will to given for theie fur fur.

Messe giro a call F. MANSEL, Second- over the Jan 11, Drug Store of H. P. Sargent. 113 URFLON RIFLES Lie GENSHON as'o lay FLAGG.

DRY GOODS. HEAD QUARTERS how In receip of the chofcest stock of MERCHANDISE ever lerought 10 this 14 constets of 7:8 cases nou'ts and Cloth, Plant, Musk, flaur and Sest CAPS Fur and Wool MATS) highest imaket quire. NEW STORE NEW GOODS. BROUGHTON, CLOTHING -Dress, Frockand Dies Pauls; Vests: Irawers; Lisa and Cotton Shirle STARES, QUEENS, and WOODEN WARE CLOTHS- lirayer, Satineta, Wankel, art and Jeans, Tweets, Grey variety Prints; Ginghama: Jackonels: Mulls; Thread Itolbinet one tuscetlugs; Glures; Mos Nrta; Ibarrior, Giana; Cords oral black Crape: sitk, linen end colton Dress and Skirts; P'acket Cumist Tins: and duel Taglinni. ailk, scoot cotton Shasele; Perinos; Alpacras; bide- Jaine; Inwri Gala Plaids; Ac.

Ticking L.inauy; laide abel Diapers Spun Trunk, 5.2-flaving toughl wur CASH mi fiend Quarters, and determines upon the PRODUCE prices asstem, than werse wore EVER will nieces seil in doun this Guous markett! which wilt he proved to all wiio will exsmine our Splendid Stocktt Alton, 97, '50 MULDERT, WATHON cn. Wheat, Corn, bals, Die While end Casine Pork, Acol, Nutter, Land, Purs, Deer Shine, Flax. and lover Seed-always bought at the supply, to give him a call. TO FARMERS! ESPECT6 CLI.N I his nia Giends, en the public generally, that he has fast receivest, and is now Messer. opeuinz, in tho Brick Insidding nue dour staulle opposite German Mr.

a large aud carefully soTee ted assoutarent of MERCHANDIsE, suitable to the proscat and His stuck consists or choire DRY GOODS, GROCEBINS, BOUTA, SIOIS, READY MADE: every articio usually a general retail Mote, anal tin be oN tbo LOIVEST TERSESt Grateful for just Cavors, art resolved to use his beat exertions tn cise catire salta fartice to Ms he invites those In acct of 17 New en4 CHEAP Goula, of erery variety, and of which ho intonils keeping a constant The undersigned Is Oats, Dry Hides, for which he will give the abt feirtis, will dad it to their odvantage applying elsewhere. to receive Wheat, appruted higheat market pricu! 114 weirs his any thing to sell, lo ray him a visit hefire JUIIN BROUGHTON. Allot, juac 3, NEW FALL WINTER GOODS. J. HAVENS and the WiLd philic invite in the attenthws to bin of very his extensive stock of NEW PALL.

WINTER GOODS, Just received from New York, super white, black and colored kid do to do sitk Un white black lung kahort mite Cashmere and worsted mits, new stylo CONSISTINO PART OF 1110al cintlis; satinels; Kentucky Bushings, pint and tearct cloths; sed, white, sellow ocd green Inter; Rated cloth; flannel; houset and shittings and tings; antwa linen and cuttan Oscoturgha; fo. test chatty; lickings; Sentch anal sia G-, 7- 1, 8-l nad 10-1 damask aristo linens; long lawns; linen cambie lustfe; brawn linen L.t• baths; poo gee, and' Jundana sitiz real Wack Italian vravata: votion wonten comforters: one lippets: Cotingh, Victoria, wick, Texas, Crepan and Cali erado tuen's Innib wnol unspe-shirta; boys' Buckskin mittens; do. A Buck shores: wile batin leant; rose Ls. Hue, ond green Mar binam solvet, moire pad Valencia vestingy, black and coved combaice; ete. alc.

etc. A1.40 150 ps newest style hee PRINTS; Turkey red dog striped and Fross-over Cashmere INFersse, rich new Alyte Mousselines-to-Raine; Ougaralil mgas gala plalds; pall wonton cluskings; util stripe dannels for chibicen: chasane; Alibhan plaids; Wk home train; dark plaid and silk warp Alpace Jusire, blacit and colace cloths; Al. raccas, in every color and style; Alparea sprous; on, dazuash, plaid cot ha sluwis; selvet silk navals; Hereford end. Vamisue buck Ittian opera capa: zephyr worsted, plaid cherry mud scarlet polka conte and black: silk fringes; new style boncel rillons, tattit and satin ribbon, all refore; Ac. Le.

Italian sewings end twist BONNET TRINING. niche style bonnet French f.ce flowers French outside bonnet do Children's mits, new Alylo Men's white black silk gloves; Healin castorio. back and rubrul hose Do do and white Cashincie to Diack pril colored worsted; bik spun silk: Illuck, while ant colored colton; ac Cididren's wurlen and worsted Cent's unclen and cution socks Willer traveling and work leskels shines; bats; raps; really- made cintliion China, Glam sut Queenaware; lonking-glasses; cutlery; ke. of witch he told at tremely 1.01 priset! at No. opposite N.

Merson Cu. Allen, Oct 96 FRESH PALL AND WINTER SUPPLIEs. E. and fresh as TOPPING sortient is of now GOUDs, in reccipl suited of a to new ibe present und season, to which he seould Vito the altention of purchasers amung witch will be Caine. Maliacts; dustings; Kensuly Jeann, fathat ruth; twilled kersega, new anal rich at Prints; massolines die bine; toys de lines cashalprevas, enlore and merinces; gala Or outa pal.is; Sentra Nails, Our anal coal red, yellow flannel; bruten and colosed Canton flannel; celton butting: cotton wicking gobid and pi tia hir stripes; tickinga, Wear b- el and apron checks; colared cambries: linen lalde rovers; linen slamask napkins: crash; mixed diaper, woolen seal's bird's woolen under dipper; shirts; trich linen; linen pod eye lawn, plain, stripes and lignol wastes showis: cashwere alad brocha and children's opera cape; armlen, silk and ayphyr mits; Valentia and vestings; selamantter ampemters; silk do; woolen stockings; super Germantuwn ato; ladies' Black worsted, wooten, miesina nad casbaiete hose; mode cn- loved de; black, while and nune colton so; Swish, boolt, mull and jacourt muslins; bills and wille cap hres; colored poper combrica; en hotline tinen and olgings and insertings; blk Itutian earal conta white kid pluses; coloses aul do; super kid gloves; black, colored and vrlito silk.

das. TAVERNA TAINMINUS. Ited aged padding: ed Sirajas; cambrica Worsted and alls emu du du dio cutla silk aud lasting coat buttons White, pink ant bin crapes and sarcenets Cop blur, purple and shuted nock ribbons ribions, wa sotled widths and colors Shri, sale, and hair aid chich brushes Coat's speed cottons and Hemming a needles CAPS--A consisting of far, ctoth, soul Nut acafettes; children's cloth um velvet da SAUWARE-AS assistment, consisting in part locks, latenes; screws; I tacks; kuires porkot knives; houd-caw tiles; pugATE; augur gimbicle, chisels; chavel anil tongs, thing iron nail Ales; bastard rasps; butcher pewter faucets; dour-bulla; brat tarts; pullins, hanks and Muses; pad chest and 1417.330 Bambra of stock-Inks; the kand altention Intches, of Ac. Sc. Ace is solicisit ted.

Please call 10 any rult, and! examine before 143 lag 4,1 as may ho Dot fir suar Suturest to do so. to charge showing 10 F. D. TOPPING, OF QUININE- A supply; just bj SARGENT. NEW GOODS.

ers love a to nagnitment of 9 orlapled the wants the cuntry: which Inco been selectel with caro in ant will the sold very 4.008 for rash only. DEL 11 MARK PIERSON CO. A tho nite Paluat Safely FUSE, azal The Laving recelred the a gracy of the a- hose will karp constantty on a Luge and wilt furaish custainers ul St. Luuls prices. dee 5.

RYDER. Just pud for sale by 0 Ice: S. Ny MARNE4S LEATHERThe subariber tea bow 141 Iratel, a giant supply of the an; 8 1. 1. 1 SITED STATES' DISPENSATORY, new edition; just carcises anol for a de low, by 3113 CHARMAN A 50 Reams by wp.

WRAPPISO 13 T. PAPER, G. A STARR cord: UH. for BA bushels; Cos which the highest market will to gol4 by WATSON A (0). sug 73 rainer of State ant G4 haze of Factory, as.

sucied sumbeze, supetior article, Just received per Blonvas 94, Coons on consiguinent, sale tog 8, BY DER. M. difference of opinion between. Sir Robert Peel and the Duke of Wellingion, the subject of the repeal of the Corns or the Ministers sont In their resignathe on the 10th of. December; which were promptly accepted by the and Lard Russell intrasted with the of a new Cabinet.

The latter, in however, found st impracticable fell organization having soon construct an Administration to his liking, sons doubling his Influence with the Parlia- part and the nation, voluntarily rotired, af- but nominally hold the, reins of Gnv. and erninent for tho of about ten days; to having space Sir Itobert Peol is ance more at the heal Mr. affairs. This new change is generally considered docidedly favorable to the can- was tinuance of peace; and we fervently trust it will no prove to tic. But, as we are by much pressed.

fur ronm, "we must re. whatevar we may wish to say on this subject future occasion; simply rethe rendor to our Washington Setter of Dith and the extracts to be faund in at, another enlumn. By the 1lihernia, An The papers received by, contain several items at intelligence, the which it is entirely ont of our power to' finit this week; but none of much general importance. It is stated that nearly one hundred vessels were last, nn the French English cants, in consequence of terri. gales exporienced in the Channel in the month of anil thnt no less than hundred souls have perished.

The London journals contain their usual amonnt executions, accidents, crimes, Court news, 'to. with which wo shall trouble our readers; while the French papers present horrid picturas of the prosecation of the war in Africa, fu which it is evident 110 real glory, or permanent ndvantago, is obtainad by the Invaders. Of the coinments of the Paris press, upon the Prosintent's Message, it may be observed, in terms, that they aro of littlo importance significancy. Soine speale of it rather disparagingly; others in terms of equivocal commendation; but fow exprass a very dechled opinion about it, except perhaps the Journaldes -the Ministerial organwhich holds it up to ridicule for having, n. soys, nildressed England in terms such.

as conqueror, in the beight. of his power, would uso towards a third rate Stale; as well for its rodomontade ahout foreign interference. The Chambers were opaned the 27th of December, with a speech from the throne, in which the King alludes the goneral prosperily of the conniry, the prosecution of public worka, the pacinisurances receiveil from all foreign countries, the amicable intercourse with Great Britain, the affairs nt Algorin, but says not one word about the United Staton. WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE. It will ho observed, by reference to our columns, that the Junior Ellitor is now nt Washington City, where he will probably spend some months.

As the present session Congress bids fair to prove the most important of any held for full thirly years, and his means for obtniniog necurate informntion of all that may transpire around' him, are inferior to those possessed by no other person riot in the secrets of the Cabinet, his correspondence will doubtless be perused with deep intorest by our readers. 'The first of his letters--which did not reach us until aner tho publiention of our last ber-may be found on our first page; and the others on the third. 'Their insertion will relieve 114 frown tho necessity of giving any inare than more outline of the of Congress, in our weekly Summary, they will furnish the most interesting details. Ir We learn from the Ohio papers that the three citizens of that Stale -Gardner, Loraine, and Thomas-conned in the Jail at Parkersburg, for some months past, on tho charge of having aided in the escapo of. certain runaway slaves, have been nd.

mitted to bail in the sum of $100 cach, and set fit liberty. This is supposed to be the end of tho kidonppors' war. MERCHANTS AND OTHERS, Who are about to visit the East for the purpose of purchasing Goml4, other arti. teles suited to the Western trade, are invited to oxamine the notices from sundry whole sale establishments in the City of New York, which will be found in another column. "A word to the wise It sulliciont.33 The recent election in Louisiana appears to have resulted in favor of the Loco(noos, whn have, necording to repurt, carried their candidate for Governor, and secured the majority in both branches of the Legitlature.

All tho returns, however, have not yet reached we; and this result, although highly probable, la not absolutely certain. FIRE. We regret to stale that, on Salurday eve. oing last, between ten and elovon o'clock, a fire broke out in the Oil mill of O. M.

ams, Esp. a short distance froin tho Baptist Church, Tho Firemon and citizens promptly repaired to the sput; but, owing combustiblo nature of the materials, it was found isnpossible to save the mill, which, with its contents, and a stallo adjoining, was entirely consuined. Fortunately, all the Oil previonaly manufactured had been reinoved in the morning; so that only a low barrels, and a small quantity of Bonns which happened to be in the building, were font. The Beno-house adjoining, although in great danger, was saved throiigh the exertions of the Firemen. Mr.

Adans, wo understand, continues to purchase Beaus, a4 usual, lila loss la estimated at abant $300, and is covered by insarance in the Columbus (Ohio) Office, The cause of the fire 14 not certainly known; but it is supposed to havo origi. nated in the chimney. Wu learn from our exchange papers, that the Illinois Supremo Ranch have 'ed from arrest Mr. Thatcher, lato Clerk of the Court of STancock crusty, and decided that he has' a right to act as Clerk of sald Court, notwithstanding his alledged rumoval by the Commissioners, until his appeal shnll be heard before tho Cireuit al Court in May next. DREADFUL ACCIDENT Tho Eastern papers giro the, an appalling whioh occurred -at coal-mines, in Carbondale, SPa.

on morning of aha 12th ult, which, It is feared, occasioned the lass of several lives. aceins that, while the bands wore at work the mines, about fifteen acres of the roof in, burying between Shy and sixty under the ruins. Of these, the greater were rescued, with more or less Injury; a boy. died anon after was taken nut, fourteen mon are mining, and supposed have perished. Ona of thu overseers, John Hosie, bad an almost At the time of the ncalilent, he In -the mine, nearly milo.

from Ila nouth, and at some distanco from the shaft which it was ventilnted. in an Instant left in utter darkness, by the oxtinguishment of all the lights, including the lamp ho bold. in his hamil, he groped about vainly trying to And, or work his wny nut soine practicable opening: and was finalextricated from his periluns aifuntion, by assistant overseer and two men, who were looking for him and others, twa days after the necilent. fle had been severely stunned by fall aver a car, during his but through the darkness, had received no other injury. The pecuniary loss sustained by the company wha awn the mines, will be but friding; but- enme weeks must alapso before their operations con be recommenced a die 15 lienry Inman; Esy.

the celebrnted artist, ileparted this life in the city of Now York, on the 27th alt. at tho aga of 45. AR porirnit painter, ho has left no equal behind him -having stond nt the hond of his profession sinco the death of Sir Thomas Lawrence. was Ilkewiso highly distinguished for his excellont Caste as literary writer, anil much beloved for his amiable qualities as man and a citizen. At tho time of his death ho was President of the National Academy of Design.

THE SMALL POX. The Cincinanti Dollar Commercial alates that the abnve lanthsome and dangerous dis. case '4s raging all over the country;" and "has been inhumanly -stortei on its errand, of death" in that Its appearance in the City is attributed to the exhumation, dissecting purposca; of the boily of a colored man, nne of its rictiins, who had died at the Pest-house. The authors of the mischief are still unknown. GALENA AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.

The subject constructing a Railroad, from Galena to Chicago, is occupying much of the allention of the pemple. of Northern Illinois; ant a Convention was recently held at Rockford, Winnebago county, for the purpose of talcing it Into consideration, It Is thought that the atock must be very profitable; and that the road, when completed, will command much of the travel now performed by way of the Ohio--a river, the navigntion of which is vory uncertain during the summer months. This attempt to executo such a work, through a region of country which, ten years since, was almost a wildorneasbot which has more than doubled its population since the census of 1840-should stirulate the citizens middlo region linnis to exert themselves to sot in the proposed Railroad betweea Springfield and improvement not less useful or profitable than that contemplated by their Northern friends. Mrs. Sarah M' Cron, of Clarinn ty, is extremely desirous of obtnining tidings from her husband, Charles M'Cren, who left his residence fu March, 1844, on a trip down the Ohio, and has not yet returned home.

The oily Intelligence received from him sinco his departure, was letter, 'dated Cincinnati, April 30, 1844, in which he announced his iniontion of visiting the country West of the Mississippi, and returning to Clarion about the lat of June ing; and the poor woinnn still entertains a feeble hope that he may have connected hunself with one of tho caravans which hare crossed lie Roeky Mountains, and he yet among the living. He is now absent 35 years of age, feet high, and well propor. tioned fur sirength and netivity with dark gray eyes, black hnir, and, when nt wore a pair nf large whiskers. Any infornation respecting him, either by letter or, otherwiso, directed as above, will be gratefully received by his anxions wife. Congressional.

FUNERAL OF HON, WI. TAYLOR. On the 10th ult. immediatoly after the meeling of the Senate, the deconso of the! LIon. Wm.

Taylor, a member of tho House, froin tho Sinte of Virginia, was communi-1 caled in feeling and appropriate terns, by Mr. Pennybacker, one of the Senators from the samo State; on whose motion, the resolutious usunl on such occasions were mously adopted. The membors then ceded to the liall of the ITouse, where the funeral solemnities were performed by the Chaplains, in presence of both branches, the President of tho United States, and his. Cabinet- tho relatives amt -friends uf the deceased, ani the Virginia delegation, nt-1 tending as mourners. At the olnso of the exercises, the body was conveyed to the Congress Cemetery, aul deposited in the vault erected for the reception of the mains of such members and otber public: oNicers as happen to die at the seat of Cove ernment, No other business was transacted la either LInuso on that day.

FLORIDA CONTESTED ESCOTION. To the on the 20th ult. the report of the majority of the committee on Elections, giving the seat now occupied by Ar. Onboll, the Ropresentalive from Florida, to Me. Brockenbrough, the enniestor, was lahen up, and road.

Tho minority which declares Mr. Caboll entitled his seat, was then likewise rend. An anltnated and somewbat humorous debate ensued, which was continued on the 21-1, 224, 231, and 24h; an which last narned day, the report of the majority, removing Mr. Cabell, was finally agreed to 105, noes 70. Ills seat was then given to the contestor, 84 In the Sedate, on the 91 Mr.

wool, from a the on act reported of bill which amendatory tivice of the- Tana 1843, was read and com. TO. THE CONSTITUTION. On the 21st ult. Mr.

Bagby offered to Sennte certain a series of ainonilments juint resolutions, propose: the ing to the Constitution of the United' States; which wore ordered to bo printed: read, DEFENSES. To the Senate, on the 21st ult. tho anil thorizing other the construption af iron steamers" for purposes, From reported on the 12th by. Naval Affairs, taken on Fairfiold, the was up for considora? tion. The bill being read, Mr.

moved that it be Inhil upon the table; which Spoight. was negalived, ayes 12, noes 23. Mr. Serio er then moved that the farther of the report bo postunned until Februnry 10). Mr, Fairfield moved Tuesday, to mend January the 27.

motion An -by anisuated substituting discussion Tuesday, ensed, which roanitod in -the niloption nf the Sevier' motion been previously negative -ayes 19, noes having 20. Washington Correspondence. lishment of an Armory nt Fort Massac in our State, contains but one section, anil is in these worils: "Be it enacted, there shall be erected, under the direction of the Secretary of War, Armory -and Foundery at Fort Massac, on the Ohio rir. er, in the Slate of Illinois: said Armory fo be established upon a scale adapted to the fabriention of ant exceeding Ofleen thousand stand of nrins nunually; and the said Foupdary upon plan suited to the manufacture of ordnance, projectiles and other appendsges of the Land and Naval service of the leited States: and the som of one hundred thousand dollars is hereby approprinted, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise uppropriated, for the site and commencing the sail construction of the wary for Armory and Foundery." Lipon an examination ur tho subject connected with the bill now befare the House, graduating price the public lands, am forcibly led to the conclusion, that it is greatly fur the Interest of-finois, us wellas the whole Western States, that this bill should become law. The question ni a distribution of the proceeds of the publia lands.

amung the different Slates, is at an end, nt lenst for the next four years to come. WASHINOTON, Jan: 20, 184G: Tho resignation of the British the organization of a ministry, Lard John Russell, with Lord under the head of Foreign Affairs, has given at now aspect la the Oregon question in its el- ty. It is now conceded, that all hope of the compromising degree, this quealiun, the by nenepting. tian of Columbia, in al. an end: and the free navigado mast not Judicious hesitate to discreet statesmen here, that unless the give differences it as their opinion; between the two Governments be settled by arbitration, war must inevitably Unfortunately for the of minicable the most adjustment of this controversy, illiberal statesmen, Inrest opponents of our Government and Institutious, slant nt the head of tho new British disenver Your readers will readily allude to Lords Russell, and Palmerston.

'The latter of these British upblemen, denounced in unmeasured terene the A chburton Treaty; and charged that his Gavernment In neceding to it, had sacrifieed the honor, but the Indisputable righin of England, The same feelings. or hostility he publicly evinces against our claim to Oregon, even to the 49th degree; and with him at the hend of Farvign Adairs his own country, nothing like calm and dispassionate reflection and ns negatintion con peaceable relations far, between then, the two maintaining for. So tans, the prospects at present are, to say the least, very gloomy. The arrival of tho British Steamer, which is looked for to-morrow or next day, may give a more ing appearanco to our foreign relations. Dispatches were received by the ship Liborty, from our Minister in England, Mr.

M' Lane; but what are their import or character, nothing that enn ba relied upon is known. They wrera brought from. New York to this city by express, by the dired. tion of Mr. M' Lane; and that fact scems to indiento that they are of much importance.

Congress did not sit yesterday, in consequence of tho burial of Mr. 'Taylor, whose death mentioned in my last fetter. Today but little has been done, except the dipcussion thnt has arisen upon the report of ninjority of the committec on Electinas, ousting the present member, Mr. Cabell, of Floridn, frown his seat, and giving it to Mr. Brockenbrough.

From present appear. discussed several days, and then take a party turn, which will result nguinst Mr. Cahell, though received bs certificate from Locofndo officers of Slate. The bill introduced by Mr. McClernand, to which I alluded in my last, for the estab- ad.

The prospect of the public land. being ceded to the different States in which they are sitnated, la without any reasonable And hope the is tho mind of any sensible man. only question tn ho deterinineil is, is the tian principle, embodied in tho bill now be faro the House, the best we can obtain fat tho West? I am clearly of opinion it is. In addition to its giving to Illinois within a (relion of four millions acres of land, wbich of itself would nearly extinguish would our to Internal Improvement debt, it give thern and Middle lilinois an silvantagu over the Northern portion of the Sinte, that woold Invite immigration ninong We, and prevent the balance of power being wielded absence agalat us to as great an extent as in the this inw it will be. All the Inw priced land, conis, sulject to entry dollar, at 26 will cents, be 50 found cents, in iba 15 or atin Southern and Middle sections of the Stale; while all the lands in the North will be subjeel to entry ni only one dollar and price, cents all heing in favar nf our section of Give the acre, This discrepancy, in the the State, North will la induce visil the lands to be entered st immigrants coming in by the reduced rates; when, if they were all held at the same price, not one out of a dred would ever come South nf might county, assign, For Chava these, been and led other to the ronchireasons sion that it is for the best interest of the State of Illinois that this bill should pass it and will I receive ant the without united support of our entire hopes that delegation.

Judge Shiella, the Land-office, justly pop. ular bestowed Commissioner much attention of the this subject; and his excatinns in its behalf will be it cat the main causes of ily best passage, interest of aft be; come to law. It is is com stonily concerned, agitating that this question, a that the publio lands, the should be settled proposition as early being as the possilk; and present it appears R.A the part we can ablain, and prudence to for tie all parties in' of wisdom the West to unite lu its.