New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24


hold good Princess Anne and Nansemond 10
hear from. Crump's election Is considered Ger
tain.
II Our promising young friend, RoBERT 'lF-
Ter. ESQ. son OF John Tyler, has recently been
D. down in North Carolina, enlightening the lgnor-
B once of that Clay region with the scmtlliarnns oil
" his genius. tie attended the sitting OF the North
a,npton Superior Court at Jackson. where crowd
collected around him to imbibe the freshest
draughts of i.is wisdom Political, mot Pocticai,
By no means "a little of that is too muci,i ana
70 whom he impaired freely according to their
several needs One OF the listeners asked him
who would be the candidate of the Loco-Foco
National Observation-Disclosures proceeds rat!i-
sr srirreyevntly the Raleigh Register--
Bos spread himself and spoke almost literally
in this wise =" Gentlemen, it s difficult to an
swer that question, but if Calhoun is the nomi-
nee, CLAY will beat him 100000 votes--it Van
SuREN should be selected, CLAY will beat him 10,
coo votes; but if the Administrations runs, 1t Will
succeed against CLAY without difficulty. In fact,
gentlemen, CLAY has Iis all staked on the haz-
ard of single die''--" Yes" interrupted a whole
soued Wing, land he III throw SKIES, Sir, and
no mistake" Bon looked blue, and hearty
laugh repaid the witty repariee.
pRoCREss OF AMERICAN lNDUSrRY.-from
valuable Report on Domestic Manufactures TO
the Hartford County Conn., Agricultural So
cietv, by PalLlr RIPLEY, Esq. we learn that,
whereas our Imports of Forelgn Fabrics amounted
to S79,239,39S in 1897, they were reduced to
S36.23e, 1a2 in lS40-less than one half. There
have been very great improvements and extern
sions Of our Manufactures within the few last
wears. as this Report satisfactorily exhibits
CHsAr AND UNIFORM PosrAGE.--The call for
q meeting at the Merchants Exchange on Sat
urday next, at half past II to consider this mat
ter we hope will be well responded to by large
attendance II is a question in which all are
interested, high and low, rich and poor, young
and old Ii Mr.. Wicklfe is fortified by the. law,
let the law be reformed, Our Post Office sys-
tenn of exachons is one of the most oppressive
and grinding that ever people were saddled
with. England has reformed her Post Office
system, and 1t works TO charm there; let us
have reform here also, and the same results
VIII follow For every letter sent now by mail,
ten under an improved SYSTEM would GO Many
poor man who is deferred by the high rates Of
postage from writing to distant relatives in the
Union, would gladly write If the rates We're IN
any measure asSimilated to those charged in Eng
land. knowledge ought to 60 as free as the wind
TO the people.
GEoRGn.--Among several important bills now
before the Georgia Legislature is one to secure to
Married Women the property possessed by them
before marriage The husband is to have the
use and control of it, subject 10 alienation by
Chancery process if he abusesi, but the fee
remains IN the wife.
G7' BY the arrival at this port of barque Coosa
from Rio de Janeiro, we learn that the t. S. ship
John Adams had just arrived at Rio from the
River Platte, bringing the news tha, the British
Commodore, Purvis, had been directed by his
Government TO respect the blockade OF Montevi-
dso by the Buenos Ayreans. The Brazilians had
entered into treaty of friendship with the Monte
vldeans, but winch had been rejected BY the Enl-
petor. The Princess Donna Januaria was dan
geroasiy III, at the time the Coosa sailed, with
putsld fever and not expected to live. Crest eN-
c.tement existed IN consequence.
u Cai.nt Suryhcra. Joseph Bonaparte) who
nas o-e !sSidng &c kloIeuce for soss ,ie been
lacked With aaraiytis suck t which Ia. i.ie IS sadan
ss.ed
" Fsenei,u.an has discovered by chance
chat mahogany dust thrown .h soets Of .,es engines
cts as purifier, 50 that no deposi. i: maie.