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New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

CAsE OF THOMAS TorrISc REssMkp.-lhe
inquiry instituted by Tho order of the Governor
into the sanity of mind of Thomas Topping under
sentence of death for the murder OF his wife, Was
resumed at o'clock Yesterday afternoon by james
r Whiting, Esq, District Attorney, snd DIR. j.
w Francis Four witnesses were examined
two of whom Phillip Boon and Henry Cadiey-
who had known Topping fer years, testified TO
divers acts Of such character a> to induce In them
the belief years ago that Topping was generally
weak minded and Eighty, and occasionally insane
Charles Smith thought the prisoner very imbeclle
in mind and as having scarcely any mind at all
and Catharne Kelly, who was confined with SICK
mes. at prisoners house q, the time OF the mur
| der, thought Topping acted somewhat strangei,
the night previous, but did not see any thing hike
insanity the day and the time of his perPeiratlnE
the bloody deed The examination WAS adjourned
| TO Wednesday o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

~ We rejoice TO chronicle tae appointment OF
JosErH HoxlE and Joas Nzwaousx as Police
Justices 10y the Conmoa Council last evening
No fears OF s,oeLpigeonug from such Justices and
the public map confidently hope for efheien, SER
vice in tepres.;Rg the moral nuisaaees which, il
the shape OF horribly hl,hy publications. now IN
fest o,1r CRY
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

LIGH1sIsG.-On Friday night last, the barn Of
Mr. Conrad kreidler, of Lower Nazareth town
ship, was struck and DESTROYED with all his crop
of grain aad hay The loss is q serioas to
the owner who is respectable and industrious
farmer.
The house OF Mr.. Nyce in South Eastou wa.
also struck, b2t serious INJURY done.
The Milford (Lowerytown) Delaware Bridge,
10 miles below this place, was also struck and
slightly injured
We learn ,ha, four barns in Bucks county. were
seen on fire the same evening from Doyles,own.
Faston Pa Sentinel
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
He TRIBU NE.
TUESDAY MORNING., AUGUST .. ls4a.

Ast'es writes In condemnation Of the account In on,
paper NJ Toe recen distressing Sude far II charae
,rsc. .n- conduct Of ai Eidred Infamous and base
At''drs perfectly right No sach cpithe,s founded
on sr .s and vague testimony taken Coro
nsr fonest woad have appeared in this paper the Ed
sor hd cast his eye 1pon Il We saoad have required
pvemnary knowledge Of ihs reasons o Mr E. for the
oact taos characterized We know nothing Of the sct
toe case but sae deeply regret Il injustice has been
dene through orr fnasruepaiiiy Every realize
that there vsron nvskon of privacy Ibis
whatever OF haAne mistake there have been IN tie
eclorng given to IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

UT The Raleigh Star .ays that the Treasurer Of
that State recently wen, to Washington for the
purpose of obtaining North Carolina's portion OF
tie Bond due her under the Distribution Act, but
returned in consequence of the arrange n,snis for
the transfer not having been finished. As soon as
these are completed, which will be in few days,
the Secretary of the Treasury will forward draft
for the amount.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
-. p,,r,,u ourr, ,eek her Departure yr

Tar BgirIsH QuEEs teek scr departure sr'
,..i.v morning about II o'clnck,for AntwerP'
= 6 S,,t,,- n,r,t1,x The vessel was detained
,:..,. ,es., ,h, tiua announced for Der defartui'
,,,,,,e el;gh, arrangement OF the n1acsinefy NJ
-. 80. b,n she wa- wsrpins our u t'I" deet
-, II, ,,s setting down ths rtv"r with innth
- .,sysJor, named Thomas Watson VII"
..;.,,.s in srt;ing the British s9n'rr clear
-, -. t.s,s,;ns. va. r.est dr'adiu'ly hafi.
,.oA. ~ IT. ,h- hawser attached 10 the p'''
.ie,a.;as =, ,b. Grea, Western. In the aet OF
sGnn;ne il Of i, became en,angled arouni h'S l's'
III :, hrole !, Two places in irish'fui man
NOR The surgeon sf the Great Western "n' ;"
few minutes on the spot and dressed tis' 'i'''
OIL ,bs roor man was then conveyed on inter u
the city hospital. ''"''
PRoaArLy MuxpER-Three sailors have bee"
arrested in AIobi. on suspicion OF havin: n>nf'
dered Capt Thomas Tucr. ot the lighter SCHOONER
Charlie. w. Breerweol, Friday last hes,
men. in state OF intoNica,ion. and evicclng q
spirit OF INSTRUMENTATION let, the schooner ~ take
the captain TO the ship Margaret forhcs lying n
the bay hen the schooner returned the captain
was missing. Tho crew showed great alarm anal
stated ,ha, in a high wind be wa- blown oyrrb''us
and wa, drowned. They have not BEEN '<am'ncd
SrRucxgY LlGrrslSc-on t,llay atl.ruoon Of
l,st week. the barn OF Mr.. Amos Scott, al tair
field. Pa. was struck by Lightning and ehtirrls
consumed with all it. contents. Mr Scott had
lust finished slowing away n large aud p.cn'i''l
harvest. ,hc fruits of bis labor. which wa> con-
plctely DESTROYED.
A MURDERER AT LARGE.-Ihe Toledo Rfsi-.
ter say. Ohm Anderson, the notorious n@fdel9' oi
the Indians ut Turkey foot who was iate,> +
rested by order of the Supreme Court OF h"arE
COUNTY. on bench wurrant, was permitted 10
make his escape through the sais management ana
negligence of the Shcra oitha, county. lh' par.
ticulars of Anderson. escape If correctly detailed
y the Register, show most culpabe remi.'ness
on the part of the Sheriff
% The Harrsburgh Capitolan ri Friday say, f:
" The Sbcrias OF the different Counties OF the
State have beer officially informed that n" Gov
ernor will not approve Of the Appor,lonmcnt Biz,
and that ,hcv need not therefore. hold Cong's@ier-
al Elections.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

c. Fer Notice of Prof. Stuart on
Prophecy-The Croton Water-Le,,er
from Pittsburgh-Great MortaIity-An
Article on Association, SC. See Firs, Page.
lT For An Awful Chasm, and Tenn
perance Address to Youth, See Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

U All genuine Wings viii be refreshed and
lnvigorased by The spirit and tone Of the WHO
WARD MEETINGS. reported in columns this
morning. See especially the Resolutions of the
Ola Ninth.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

ARRIVAL FROM Tng RocET MouNrA1Ss.-The
ST. Louis Mo- New Era of July o5, says-Five
boats, belonging to the American Fur Company
arrived hi. morning. They brought down 1000
bales ns Buffalo Robes, and 70 packs OF Beaver
and other Furs They from Fort Pierre ard
have been forty-iyc days making the trip
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

pe The Special Election held in Atlantic County
by order of the Hon. John Cas.edy. (V. b. Vice
President of Council. to elect Member of Coun-
Gil, (Dr. Garfield having accepted an appointment
from the Federal GOVERNMENT resulted in the
choice of Mr.. Absalom Corlery. |, may be in
ferred from the holding of this Election that the
party TO which Mr.. c. belongs intend to cali q
Special Session OF the Legislature, the term for
which he is elected expires before the Regular
Session in October. Newark Daily Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

ARRssrrp.--loseph Boyle, charged with the
murder OF Rufus Sewal!. al Shreveport on the eve
ming OF the 9TH of June, has been arrested. He
was taken near the Texan line. The $500 offered
for his apprehension has been paid over.
The Picsyune from which the above is taken
says further that, the night IF the Goth, three
men broke open the )aiI and shot Boyles brains
out. They then took refuge IN a house whittier
they were pursued ty mob. The leader among
the three on attempting to escape was shot--the
other Two capitulaled and were thrown into prison
This is the way Law is administered in that region,
~ The Montreal GaEsitc meniioGs an escape
from peril which occurred to two Young officers
oycrtaAcn IN caaoc by storm on The 9Th ult.
The canoe Was upsc, in the middle OF the river,
md The ,wy men, named Fiughc, and Gore, thrown
into the stream They succeeded in rcnrhing the
.h.rc in tic storm hs incredible cxertions, per
formed With seldom equalled co'lne>' and Pres
e,,cc of mind.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

The Locos gain Floyd by majority, and elect
their ticket by 200; last year 800. So far
we are Just where were last year, as we gain
orc member and lose one.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

FINE ~ BALTtsoRr.-On Friday night there
was fire al the hardware store of MIR VIM Tens
field. at Baltimore The flames had not made
much progress before the Engre Companies ar
rived and completely drenched them out 1t is
estimated that the loss will aroun, to between
three and four theusond dollars from, the effects OF
water. The ERE was the act OF IAN lncendiarY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

SuICIpE.-Dr. Rober, II. Beatty, a native of
Winchester, Va, recently res,dcn, of Tennessee,
committed suicide in GAINESVILLE, Ohio on the 30,h
july, by shooting himself through the head with
pistol.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
BY THIs MORNINGS MAIL.
The WesseFn EEecaisns.
Ccrycsuoadesce OF The TTiScae.
Ba.rrxorr, Aug. 8, Is4s, a o'clock,

B.rrYxorr, Aug. 8, lsts, a o'cioek, A M.
KEsrucKy-Te have the fra, guns from
Kentucky aad Indiana. In Kentucky. the home
of Harry of the West, the Locos scarcely make u
show Of fight, and in OF the counties the can
ddstes nre pu, forward as relief and anti-reliei-
that is, as they may favor or oppose certain laws
which projected for stopping The collection oi
debts or otherwise interfering with The ordinary
course of justice. Frsm the imperfect returns re-
ceiyed {the election continues for three days) |
should say the anti-reief party would carry the
day by decisive majority
In Louisville the contest was pretty warm, or
rather Just warm enough TO cause the Wings TO
beat the II opponents handsomely. They wer-
urged TO this and did it with more satisfaction,
there was Tylerite presented candidate, IN
the person of Mr. Marshall, the editor of the Ga
zete, one OF the pensoned presses of the country,
and one that acknowledges the cora and labors
accordingly. A, the close OF the polls on the
SECOND day the vote stood
Glov ver (W). -l,Ulo
Ballard (W).---- l,O65
Pore o. F) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o3I
Marshall Tyler-all Loco votes).- 1898
R0bard o. .----.--.... ~
Pope polled the whole Loco-t oco strength, and
Marshall and Richards divided it between them, as
YOU will see You will see from this that there
there are no Tylen men in the city unless they are
Locc,.
In Jefferson County (Which las; year elected
Locos) the vote is close. When the voting
stopped on the second day, the poll stood
Thomas son, CIV )--..554 Miller, (L. F. 529
Bice, (W. .495 Stevens, (L. F.) SIS
In other sections of the State the vote is very
imperfect, and if given in full woud be without
interest. All that is necessary now is to say that
Kentucky still maintains her proud supremacy in
the Whig ranks.
IspiANA.-The returns from Indiana are very
mcagre, and from the silence Of the Whig press in
Cincinnati would infer an unfuvorable result, but
that the Loco-F oco press is also without returns.
The election is for the Legislature. So far a.
heard frsm, the acc cunt stands
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

u A Mobile paper mentions that nt an Us.
sienee sale. paper OF Hamilton L Cole to the
amount of SAC, 900, ws. sold for .fre dollars
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
Cou. Ter anl American viii please copy
; Fifth word.-HTa !are, AMI -,nbn.,

II Fifth yyard.-At d largr aud r.,hl,,s.,ic meet
ing Drnocnati' Wings of ihi, wa .l,. al The Ma
rion honse, ia Monday evening sti, ,iau los - purp.~
>-ecng NV Delegate, IN County lonycn,ios
the purpo>e e-c,ins Delegates Z. the yracr,.
Convention ga The 7ti September, Ten. aDoNIRtM
CHANDLER waS calir'i l" the Char. HENRY X. DrS,i,N
ahd CHAnLf' j. sifsAaD we're appointed VICE Chat.nrn
WILLIAM II. wiLli,ns and FR.Sots C. wlrrfxnlnG,
Secretaries.
Fhs totlo@lng genlemen were ,Iccc,. represent til
ADoNlRAM CHANDLER HENRY Il. D,iNiIaM.
OLCOTT RiIiNES Ma PHELPS
JOHN NJ ROSE.
On motion. commute consisting Me.ss> oxppRpyh
RnsIs and CHAPMAN, were appointed TO retire an ra,
resolutions when h"y brought in lr following. wAet,
were unanilnou>!y and enthusiastically a1iop,-a
ResoiTea That The preAen, Canr-ss tor ii. aj. ~ ,r
,n ~hch tbey have endravored 10 carry OCT Democratic
Wing rtin1,pes when They were La>-ly abandoned l., th
r1eentiss havs our heartfelt thanks uTcr i;-on
hc 10 Fea's, Executive encroachni,ni. 10 The l1, We
Sy 10 mem. 70 ne emphatic words DO at
he'St.ea Iaat IN oar oplnio. the lns;rious Harrison
must have under'ood The character the ~to
succeed him. when 40 his last uos.s Le say,
The true prince pies OF The Government, anI carry
he kne" 'hai John Tyler mad mach need of such adnoE
Reiot'td rIa, The Distribution clause the Tariff u
Jus' passed by Congress, juse- To tie States 81
the war apa r Hao he al 9r esptn ,, ~
ice says the balance belongs To The statcs ana can
upon Congress never 10 abandon Tie Just rights OF ih.r
constituents.
Re,oi,ei That attempt Tyler party IA tli,
Ward posed entirely o. AMI trovid be lIags
Officers, with scarcely enough OF The hole Com
uitee OF i've our hearty contempt. We elcl John
Tyler that traitors scarce here scarcely Que y,
base 10 be slave.
Re.ol,ta Tha: call upon John Tyler to ,igu tn. TIA
riff BILL passed by Congress The chau;cs AMI la
boring ien know who stas, var OF their ri bf.
and will consent t have their bsnes, ,e;r fannie.
their hard earnings split up by ha1,piting Prrsdcn,
whose only desire seems 10 he lV split pieces tie ab. Of
the country.
Aher which lhe meeting 90 solton. adjourned
ADoSERAM CHANDLER, Chairman.
cn.sLgs AZ ' J. sa,p.sp. Vice Chairman
wM. II. WILLIAMS,
FAAScIs c. wIrTEssEas, SeS'elates- aus
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

70 Mr.. James II. Hanford 81 young maa "a
wears old died at Newburgh on the lst inst from
taking dose of pnl.erised Turkey opium which
he mistook for rhubarb, prescribed by his ply
.ician
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

ID" Mr. Rosen, one of the Hungarian SINGERS
wa, lrowoed in the Cumberland river on the 2o'
ul bv falling from steamboat,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

FIRE At BALTIMORE hardware store Of
William Tcnsiield was slightly damaged Jy fire on
Friday night. The loss from the eticc, Of the wa
ter is estimated at about 80 900. fully insured
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

rs TAI ACcisEST-On the 10th inst. Daniel
keheelee an lrishman. in the employ OF Thoma.
r. Porter, on the Railroad, 10 his death by
the giving way Of the crane used for lifting rock
up on the pillars or butment, OF bridges. The
shaft flew around with great velocity, and broke
his thigh, and shockingly mangled his head. He
died in Few minutes. Chattanooga (Tenn. Ga1.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
Moth Carolina Riec,ien-co.sre.., sc.


You will see by the returns from 1.-THE old North
State" that our friends have been caught mapping
again and is feared lest the Legislature, and
that they will be rather closely the Gov
ernor lam glad to know, however, that our friends
here from North Carolina have yet strong hopes of
a small majority in the Legislature, and entertain
no fears as to the Governor. 1t is TO be hoped
most feryenty that these opinions will prove cor
rect, for we cannot afford to lose Senator just
how, as will be the case unless We have saved the
Legislature. " In niec Of this subject, as the
parsons say remind our New-Jersey friends along
side of you of the importance of Meir securing
Wing Legislature and Whg Senator.
Congress has done very large amount OF bus-
ness within the last few days, but fear that we
shall have no Tariff this session.
These returns have reached
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

% The Ebensburg (Pal Mountaiseef gives
,hc particulars of hosrid ninrler perpetratcd at
tina, place by two by the name of Fin'gan,
upon lone widow by tho name of Holder. The
murdcrers were pursued but unsnce .sfully.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
WHIG WARD MEETINGS.

I First Wnrd.-At large meeting OF The "hi2
Electors OF the First ward, held Monday e'vnns, Aug
g. Alderman PHOENIX called u the Char, EowAne
ANTHONY and JAMES HiLLYsR appointed Secretaries
The ollowiH. persons were elected H. Delegates o ;t
Convention To be held nj the Broadway Hpnst
J. y. PHOENIX. IRA BROWN
o. w VAN TUYL, EDWARD ANTHONY
c,RIEFEN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

U The Miner. Pa. Journal says ,hat the ~
can, scmi-rebc!lion among the luborcrs there has
been productive OF serious injury TO themselves as
we'll a. others. Their old employers Of course
will NO, new give them work and many ot ,hen
arc without the means -f supporting their families
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

II Valuable Testimonials tavor Of H.cA s-.li' W.
Dv>p~ptr Pills FecsnitS recrIved the BslIIst'-f
TURNER 4 HUGHES. No. 10 Jobn street. Nv =
Broadway ~b~r- The metctne aiua Az, - b 10
ed fresh aud good direct rom The proprietor
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

~ The Journal of the I'd inst. contains returns
of the. election in Louisville, Ky, for the first day
At the close of the poll the Wing candidate
were ahead by majority of more than two to one
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

% Jackson County, are informed, is in a
state of open rebellion. Last Monday (Court
day. the people paraded the street, Of Ripley
with guns, clubs, &c, and threatened to ride upon
a rail any man who bid for property under two
thirds of its value. Property was offered. but
there were no bidders Parkersburc. Va. Gax.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

Ar1gMPrEp ESCAPE or MUNRoE Epw.Rps.-
Mr.. Zebulon W. Homan. deputy Keeper OF the
CITY criminal prison having received snndr,
v,yre hints that Col. Munroc Edwards, in prison,
convicted of forgery, awaiting IN, sentence, had
contemplated escape, proceeded Yesterday TO
his cell 10 ascertain the facts of the case. On
amining his eel! and his trunk he discovered a
rope ladder so feet long, with leather loops Sc
cured TO it to place his hands and feet on, also
large iron grapnel about two feet III length, I" and
him in securing his ladder the wall or tastcn-
ing il To the same also, Il small iren slcdge ham
mar, wooden mallet, number of large IRON
wed .es, saws files, cold chisels, punches, mum
Der Of KEYS, and various other implements to be
used for eaec,ing his escape. in his trunk was
likewise found large pistol loaded. with percu'-
sion cap on, ready for aring in case of emergency
Mr.. Homan has thus by his vigilance bai'ied the
prepared attempt Of this accomplished and sue
ces.fu scoundrelto escape, and he was abnndan,ly
secured TO await the farther action Of the law.
How Edwards obtnned these means of escape,
and who were his accompices, are matters yet to
be ascertained.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

p The Congress Of Texas have passed law
granting o,qS2 acres of good land to any man who
will marry during the present year citizen OF tha,
Republic, who was such at the time OF the decla,
ration OF Independence.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

FiRg-Abot. s O'Clock las, evening FIRE broke
out in the house at the S f. corner Of Canal and
and Elm streets. occupied in tho first floor by
wheelwrisit and above asa carpenter shop. II
was speedily arrested and ex,nguish.d with but
incons iderable damage.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

~ The American Theatre a, Newt Orleans wss
burned on the morning OF tive 30th ult.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

SANoss sARsArArILL..-under this anHounccme we
would respectfully cal the attention OF our readers to
mos, valuable medicine rereny arodaccd by the Mess,,
Sands Druggists having FOR liz object relief of ssaerino
humanity Their preparation of saapara needs bu. to
be known to be approved aEd when used doubt will van
sah as by is Inherent virtues multitude Of is which aes,
ber TO- such disease, Of the bones &C rofs eums
t and many oshers, completely eradeaed from the
hsefa He cordially iavtse the afflicted Try
able nedcane and oscs more enjoy tkai best OF all tenn
poral blessings health
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

WISE Asp CLAN, is undoubtedly a matter
Of very little interest know what such man as
H. A. Wise ever thought of Mr. Clay; bu, the
following extract from his letter to the Committee
of the Hanover Dinner, is worthy OF preservation
as a curiosity Wise is now engaged In proving
It's truth In 1910 it is very evident that has
praise. which WAS as iulsome as any man = could
be. dad .o, add 10 the fame Of Mr.. CLAY and
he will soon be forced TO acknowledge thai from
!, no, even his own b,tere., censure can de,ract
Mr. Wise in 1870 wrote
Dir. Clay mas already acquired wha, neither
a friends nor foes can take from him-a fame for
which himself has fought-and to which no man 5
praise can add, and from which no man cen
{" sure can detract; and thar fame is his reward
{" Office could not add cubt 10 his statue
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

aNrRicAH MUSEUM AND GaaDRsA-Ti,., . ~
tue last week s tilr Nrjei of Dublin Mvpy ro-6
tioss lilis wrrk
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

ALEXANDER McLgoD.-This gentleman, in a
letter to the Niagara Chronicle denies the state
msnts which have gone the round. of the papers.
that he was assacd by mob while on recent
visit to Buffalo. He says that one offered to
n,oes, him, with the single exception OF an Irish
barber samed Paddy O'Bricn who blew OFF pa
rio,ic steam with good deal oi energy for brief
space. In vindicating himself from the charges of
seeking notorety, &c. in coming TO the United
States Mr. Mcleod says:
will state nv reasons for going several times
lately to the State of Newly ork. AT the COM
msncemept of the outbreak at Toronto in Decem-
ber, 1897 had large amount al goods sened IN
this district on executions. During tho confusion
created BY that affair, several persons removed
themselves and goods so seized across the Niagara
River. | had pay the amount oi the cxecu-
tions, and must Try and recover the same from the
parties, who are now residing in Erie and Niagara
Counties, in the State of Newly ork. | have un-
fortunately been involved during the las, three
wears in several lawsuits, arising out OF matters
over which had no control Several of my most
important witnesses are in and about buffalo. 1t
is necessary to see them TO know what they can
testify in nv behalf, and TO know where to find
them on the day of trial Moreover, why should
sr any other person who may be gu,less of any
offence to the people OF the United States, refrain
from going there on lawful business, particularly
when that business is, mine really is, Of an i'm
portant na,urel People that criticise me for GO
ing to the United States know nothing OF the ur-
gency Of my Affairs there. /: is all very we'll for
them to say ought not to go to the United States
but tha. do III pay the $4,000 due to me by people
residing there, procure the evidence that Is
impera,ively necessary for me in certain actions
now pending
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

II PHlLAlrss DAHLiA WAITING FLr,p /, an e1cr!enr
article OF recent Introduction 1t possesses The property Of
continual dnidy and chsste color beautiful con-
| trss; With the paper. Can Ire had a, IS Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

EhE FffJEt hLRAIAIp.--Ss ~oon a, The d,s-.s ? 6
Hall wrI- prnrt ys,ter'iny morning a 10 .s.r 80
visitors commenced rr continued ill a,r l -fsf
All agree that this anas is deciseaiy tie e.,HLe-l -
ever III America
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
: giaa.h wara.-rt~ wbls, ofrD< o,d x,s,..

,ssetahls a great "a ,bers az The Howard iios, Moo
av evening Aagus, S,h. for sr parpo>~ o' .rrt. t,s
Drtrystr, to tbc Couuty Convention To bs ar1d IL
i,rrsdway House the ilth iGsiAn'
On r.oth,, ct Mr. Jos y. a.Rsss. hb~tN WILL AN.
"a. ehn<ea President Wa B, Wills and J.s pr,osr
,t,- pres.drnt. II Il SIES',.,, lN! ". II. r Sr5sar,
>ecrrtzries-
Tn. cali OF ,hr meeting hl,nE br,n rea'i he M "a
,I,.n proeredrd 10 mark ta De,rS.tes to fcpfesm ~
War. IN County Con,enlo1 ~ben he 'rso'seg gsnierr
ei~cird
NJ BUXsY u. sfui i6ShtRGH.
fENT HAET
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

DAVID II DoRgaus, cG-gr--
!. }aI'; n, I,spsS'' = .% secretaries.