New-York tribune., 1842-04-21


T The Correspondent, OF the American says
that Nj CLAY goes directly hone Oh course the
,epor, ina, he va. 10 visit this city uniounded.
q THOMAS +. BRACE (Whi.) was elected
Alavor Of Hartford, CT, on tho 18th. Ouiot us?
he received 81 votes. The Wing ,ioket was
elected Throughout,
- A. J. McDowlLL (Svhig3 has Been chosen
Mayor 0; Columbus. Ohio.
" William Rice. the Wing candidate for Irea,
.uror in Hampden County CT. ma. been elected
tv q TT. ority OF i56 ove. Homer L. Forward, the
Loco-E oco candidate.
" {, seems that the Loco-Foco in Mr. GID
D1SGs's District, O. are to run candidate against
hin. Thcv wer. to hold a Convention TO nominate
one on the 10th nst.,The Election takes place
on the 26tt.
e The Mobile Advertiser runs up the flag for
HENRY CLAY for Prc.dent-subject only to the
decision of tho ballot boxes.
rg The Raleigh (N.C.) Star carries the name
OF HsSRr CLAY Cor President al its masthead.
Wly7HRor ATwlLI, Esq, lat, Editor OF
the Philadel Phia Gazette, j. aboat to publish
nex paper in that city called the Evening Ga
ze,tc. He has the assistance. in it, different de-
partnlents. Of able and we'll known gentlemen.
" A worthy either. OF Lowell, vt, named
Jonathan Stewart. while walking over ridge Of
the Green Mountains il the evening 20 lrasbursh.
distance Of 10 mes-ti!e snow being very deep
and the weather stormy-becamc exhausted by
cold a,d fatigue and war found dead the 9Th.
He bad crawlcd to some distance after becoming
unable to walk.
UJ The ship Olive & Eliza of Portsmouth, y.
H.. bound Cor Liverpool with cotton struck
bvlightnins on the llth ult She arrived at Fayal
on the 10Th. and has been dsmanlled and towed
into shoa water preparatory to scuttling her. The
loss of cotton will be heavy. The ship, it is
thought, will be worhrepairing. She issupposcd
to be insured in this city.
G' Countctfeits on the Butchers and Drovcrs'
Bank Of the denomination of IS. letter \. signad
D. w Townshcnd, Cash, Geo. B. Smith Pres t.
are in circulation. They are done in Autograph,
even to the signatures. and can be detected by
moderate degree of caution
U On TIE 18th inst. Il fire broke cut in the
dwelling of Isaac \. Wood a, Haddonfcld, y. j..
which was entirely destroyed, and colored boy
persisted in tho flames. Two persons in the house
the time escaped by jumping from upper
window.
W The Common Council Of Wheeling Ohio,
have resolved to grant no licences ior the sale Of
Intoxicating liquors. We know of no other CITY
containing nearly 10000 inhabitants where man
has not secured to him By laav the glorious privi-
legc of getting drunk.
10 One hundred and twcntv-two barrels of an
extra brand Of superior Flour were made in eight
successive hours by mill at Rochester-with
three run Of stone-a few days since. This is
equal to 100 bbls by each run for day Of "a
hours
70 Ahousc in Clements, \. S. was destroyed
By fire on the 9th inst. and three children-thc
eldest II and the Youngest years Of agc-pcrishcd
in the flames The owner Of the house was absent
on business, and his wife had gone to u meeting
miles distant.
20 The Corner Stone of Trinity Church at
Camptown, Essex Co, NJ, was laid with ap-
propriatc ceremonies, the services being conducted
By Rev. Mr. Henderson of Newark, on the 9th
instant.
~ a Castor Oil Factory il aourishing at St
Loui, which employs 35 hands. 1t has sold 500
barrels AT an average Of $50 per barrel, having
consumed 1850 bushels of beans at cost of
from 5 % per bushel for the last year.
Uj Col. Johnson has accepted the invitation of
his friends for the Presidency in Pennsylvania to
10 present at the celebration of the Battle of the
Thames, in Danville, Pa, an tho 9Th of October
ncXt.-
70 The Is gun brig cambridge is to be
launched at Boston Immediately. She is TO be
| fitted out speedily as possible for the Coast OF
Africa.
70 \ grca, State Convention of the friends of
American Industry i. to be held at Columbus,
ONO on the 18th OF July. No more suitable aav
could be chosen for the discussion of 50 grea, and
all-imrortanl subject
- The new Presbyterian church in Rutgers
street, will be dedicated to-day a, 4 o'clock F. NJ.
Services to be conducted by the Pastor with Row
Dr. Miller Of Princeton, \. j.. the sermon will be
preached by Rev. DR.. Miedoler.
q The County Sea, of Summit CO., Ohio,
about which there has been quarrel, i, set,ed.-
The vote gave 1894 majority for Akron, over Cuya-
hoga Falls
g Mr.. CHAs. H. DELAvAS has been lectur-
ing on Temperance with gratifying success. on
Staten Island. \ Washington Temperance Hall