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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

Wing Gain in Milford and North Haven,
(below,) 131.
The following information is by report this year
from memory the votes Of last year: Wood
bridge is reported II Wing majority a Wing loss
of g. In all the towns heard from, except Wood
bridge and Wangford, the Wings have gained.
Milford (od sleepy hollow is reported at 2s7
Wing majority, % gain Of one hundred and
e1even potes since last gear. The Wing majority
is greater by this year, in that town. than the
entire Wing vote last year. Waterbury has only
chosen one Loco Representative adjourned sine
die. The o,her, therefore, cannot be elected, and
the one that is chosen will have bis seat contested.
In Woodbury. there is no choice; last year Loco
oco. Uxroro. Ho 0norCei aoJournen ss'se ase--
last year, strong Loco-Foco.
North Branford last year ne choice. This year
Whig Representative by about majority. Bel
lin, in Hartford county, is reported Loco-Foco-
about 40 majory--lsst year about double that
number Loco. Branford is Loco By Sc, last year
Loco by LA, according to memory. East Haven
is Whig-26 Wing gain. Derby is reported SIS
Whig gain. The scattering votes are chiefly Abe
lition. In New Haven 8; Meriden 36; WalliAg-
ford 21; Waterbury 90; Wolcott 5. New Haven
county will of course be Wing. The question is
whether our majority will be large enough to bal
ance tie Loco majority in Middlesex. Saml D.
Hubbard belongs to Middlesex, and is popular
there, which may secure hic election to Congress.
NEw.HAvEN, Tuesday, 81 O'clock, A. NJ.
Bridgeport is reported 7e Wing majority; WAig
gain of 70; Fairfield $50 Wing, gain of about
so; Ssratford 157 Whig, lis Loco, &c scattering /:
last year Wing and Loco tie; Madison is one
Wing majority on Representative, % on tls State
Ticket; Middlebury ll6 Wing and 52 Loco-F Foco,
last year SO Wing, 4e Loco; North Haven l6 Lo-
co majority, Wing gain OF about 2Oi Cheshire is
reported no choice; Guilford 2O2 Loco, oyer lsG
Wing; 65 Liberty, no choice; Westport is re-
ported no choice.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
H. A. WEED now presented the following Res
aluticrs which u:ere nnanima1slu adnoted. VIZ.

oIutiCns, which we're unanimously edoPted, VIZ.
Resulped That in ROBERT SMITH, the stone cutter
our candidate for the office Of Mayor we behold that no.
bies work of 5od-an honest man and that we III use al
honorable place him in le Office he IS so well
qualified fill with credit to himself and TO the City
Resolued That the economical results OF the measures %
the Wing Common Council for the past nine onlas are "o
thy OF ali praseexhbiting they do reducusp IN ne
bill TOR this year alone OF hundred and esnys1o
ouscd dolLGTs with propositions tor iarther
amounting in all f ,bwated by the Legsature) 10
nearly quarter Of million of dollar'
Resofved, That Notwithstanding Tie interested cisno
against the contract experience has SHOWN nal II
wise and economical arrangement and that the opPos
ton paying S64500 per aupum Tor H. comes Wln au III
fine spring weather when the famous msndamus was pass
ing through the Courts paid S24 600 for clearing tne see
for only fifty days. which is at the rate OF sSooo per an
mum.
Legislature invasion of ghs and an outrage upon
the constitutional charter of this free City, :,
RESOLVED, That the reputation doctrines Oh hon. sam
Young ought TO be promptly repudiated. a.,
Ss4 00y belonging from the receipts OF the land safes
have committed piece Of scandalous Injustice upon Tue
tax ridden Citizens of this State.
Resolved That will go forth this night heart and hand
and pull altogether determined 10 achieve an honofape
and triumphant victory for the Wing Ticket
The meeting was now successively addressed by
Messrs CHARLES KING, H. GREELEY, JOSEPH
BLUNT, S. SANMoNs, and CAMERON, brother
stone cutter of Robert Smith, whose remarks were
most ardently greeted. When be closed, the thou
sands assembled adjourned in high spirits, with
the ardent resolution that ROBERT SMITH AND
WH1a CoHMos Council shall direct the affairs of
our city for the ensuing year. So may 1t be
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

The votes cast for Loomis Conservative last
year have now nearly all gone for Cleveland raising
the real Loco-F majority to be overcome ct this
Election to 5000. We suspect it has not been done,
ToLLAsD COUNTY.
Coventry.....l III ......ls5 III
HARTFORD County, so far as heard, has elected
Senator of each party, with 10 Whig and l3 Loco
Representatives.
Ten towns in Hartford County give for Con-
gress, Brace, Wing, $500; Seymour, Loco, 237l;
Brace ahead 1875. The vote is heavy. In Hart
ford, the largest ever poled.
Our reports render it most probable that Hon.
THOMAS B. OSBORNE, the Wing candidate for
Congress in the Fairfield and L,ch6eld District,
is chosen. This is no, beyond doubt, however.
The New-London and Windham District has
doubtless chosen Loco-Foco (Mr. Catlin) to Con-
gress.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
~ The amour, of Treasury Notes outstanding
N the Is, of April, was $ll, ,6s6,3s7.

~ A most absurd and ridiculous report IS go
ipr the rounds of the newspapers, that personal
conflict took place at recent Cabinet meeting,
between Secretaries Spencer and Upsher. We as
sure the public that there is not the slightest foun
darion for such report. There was neither a
fight nor even an angry or unpleasant word, be-
tween these Secretaries, on that or any other oc-
casion. The whole story is naked fabrication.
Msdisonan.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

ISAAC Hill has letter of SIX columns in the
Madisonian of Monday, in reply to the attack Of
the Globe. He is sharp and very savage He
declares that the Globe is no longer faithful
organ of the Republican party, because it abuses
President Tyler!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
Cours Ca,eudarThs. Day.

SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. "a, 81, IS, IS, 81, 3S,
40, 43, A, As, 46 AZ, 4S, 102,
clseurr Co,Kr.-Nos. 50, 70, 7s, 80, 81, 50,
90, ga, 95, s6, 100, lo2, los. SO, lO7, lO9, ll0,
lls, lis, /, ., g. %, 81, 81, go, A. 5, %, %. 35
COMMON PLEAs.-No,. 49, "a, So, 81, So, 81,
6, 3, 35, A..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

appointed expectation. If ia any quarter feelings
have been excited which threaten to disturb the
harmony or parayze the efficient action Of the party
at the polls, your Convention entreas their brethren
TO coun, the cost of their indulgence, and to make
every sacrifice consistent with honor that may tend
to that undivided concert and PERFECT UNION which
is the sign of Victory.
All which is respectfully submitted.
j. PHILLIPS PHGNIX,
President Mayoraty Convention.
EDWARD MlNTURN,)
H. II. HAws, Secretaries.
D. NJ FRYE,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
Cleveland ahead 343.

Cleveland ahead 343.
p This includes nearly all Fairfield County,
with the West part of Litch6eld. The better part
of Ltchield is still to in, and, as MIR. Os-
born for Congress runs better than the Governor,
we hope he is elected
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR,
By and NTH the aGvice and cons,nt of tie Senate.
SATURDAY, APRIL.
NEw.YoRK.-Timoihy N. Farrell, 10 be eigher Of ner-
chan6ss, in the place Joseph Rose, Jr who declines.
Cornelius Higgins Daniel D. T. Marshall, Lewis Joa.
chmssen and Thomas W. Garniss, be weghers Of
abandise in the places George Rose and Tho Button
whose have expred and Daniel g. Glover and Den
mis- Murphy whose Terms expired 18th May, 1888
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

D General Society OF Mechanics and Tradesmen
Of the City NewYork The Monthly Meeting Of the So
ce,y will be held al the Institution in Crosby this even
Ing, April S. one hour after sunset.
t6lt ISAAC FRYER, secfy,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

u Daniel kambert Jr. wing in soue proportion
his size and weight al the American Museum, ana Wnche
Miss Darling Chang Feng and Celeste proportion their
cleyene There performances this day and evening
Celesle,s bened, on Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

u We call the attention of persons Interested the ad.
vartsement of Mr. g. C. Scott in reference to Tailors
Fashions, which win be found IN another column
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

10 The Peithoogian Society of Columbia Gel
lege hold their thirtyseventh anniversary this
ming at Niblo's saloon.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

SMr. CLIREHuGH and the Misses CgnM1NGs
gave their last at the Stuyvesant last even
ing. We trust the latter, at least to be heard
again. The lovers of Scottish Song cannot con-
sent to lose them so quickly.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

T Hoxie Baxter, QuarterGunner on board the
U. S. brig Boxer was lost overheard near Havana
He was native of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

% Judge Waggaman, who died from wound
received in duel with Hon. D. Prieur at New Or
leans, was buried with military honors, as one OF
the defenders of the city in lSI4-15.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
MURPHY V. JosEs, Collector of the Customs
at Wilmington, n. c., Vice VIM. Lord
ARELARp GUTHRIE, Register of the Land Of
fee al Lima, Ohio, vice James Watson Riley.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

The ATTEMPT TO szEAK OUT OF PaIsoS.-John Modatt,
the burglar, who attempted Sunday night TO escape
from be City Prison by cutting through his cell wall into
empty CELL during his examia2.ion before the Police
implicated Charlie, marsden, Isaac Rice Charlie, or Phillip
Green and white washer named John who planned and
aided him in the execution OF his attempt a. es:ape
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

ATTEMPT TO DRows.-On Monday night, Mary Holland
jumped into the East River, with intent to drown herself
She discovered drawn and taken to the watch
house. where she was attacked with copvusons and was
attended by Dr. Alden In the better to restore her,
she was sent to the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

U A lad seven years oid YES recently killed at
New Orleans on the oath ult. by having his ,nroa,
cut by an unknown person, supposed to be insane.
1t is thought the lad may recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

% Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER arrived in this city
yesterday, and took lodgings at the Astcr House.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

! % The Columbia sailed from Boston for Liv-
erpool, on Sunday last, with over 40 passengers.
She was detained day in consequence of the
failgre of the mail from this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

In ASSEMBLY Mr.. W. Hall reported bill to
abolish the Office Of Bank Commissioner. The bill
for the relief of witnesses in criminal cases was
re.committed. The House soon adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
The Whig Rally.

A great gathering of the Wings of our City was
had a, National Hall last evening, to hear the Re-
port of the City Convention, and respond to the
nomination Of ROBERT SMITH for Mayor.
There was not room in the Hail for half who came
there, with the closest packing. (Why can't we
have larger oneD The meeting having been
called .o order, the following officers were chosen
JOHN H. WILLIAMS, President.
Tiee Presidents
m,s,Rp n THsEsHsR JAMES HARRroTT,
Jous LocyE THos. HYATT,
P,,,s porryp sam. WEBSTER,
G.M ID RocKwELL CHAs. GRAHAM ,jr.
Jou, g. HAmrLroN o. NEwcoMBE, jr.
Psrrn PRIME Wd B. HUMBERT,
MORGAN MoRGANs, jr. PETER l. NEVIS,
JAMES g. MorFATT, GILES BUSHNELL
SAM SERGEANT.
Secretaries:
J. Fl r. HAYES. JOHN DAY,
EDMUND GRIFFIN, HARVEY a. WEED,
ED. K. CowLEs JNo. CRool"ELL'
n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

Loss OF THE STEAMER UTILlrY.-We learn that
the steamer Utility, between Georgetown and Che
raw, burst her boiler on Wednesday lest, about 8
o'clock, P. NJ, and sunk. One or two of the hands
were somewhat injured, but fortunately, not SO Sc
riousy as to endanger their lives.
Charlestown Courier.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

81. WINcHEsrxR, at the New World Office,
has just published in his cheap style Mr.. GID
Dos's work on the Monuments, History, Hero
g!yphics, &c. of Egypt. twill prove valuable and
interesting
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

70 The Legislature o: Maine at its recent sss-
sion passed law declaring that every person of
good moral character might practice law in the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
Connecticut Election.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
NEw.HAvEN, Monday, II P. M.
Vote for Governor.
NEW.HAVEN COUNTY.

Wing Gain in Milford and North Haven,
(below,) 131.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
NemsX CRIT 1eoislature.

In the SENATE Mr.. Scorr reported q bill, which
was referred to pay the State debt. The repudie
rion resolution OF Mr.. FosrEK was then taken up.
Mr. Roor's substitute was rejected, to 2l, as
was Mr.. SHERwooD's, ii TO 10. The Senate
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LECTURES on GEOLOGY.

- DocIon LyELLs LECTURES on GEoLoGY.-The So
cou1 edition of these celebrated Lectures reported for The
Tribune is now ready. II Engraved Froutlsrecc
exhibiting an ideal of part of the Earths Crust, with
explanations. It will also contain general Introduction TO
Geology before published Lecture embraces III. fol-
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rod Eruption of Cosesuna Mount Dor Lecture II, The
Elrts Strata Marine Strata Periods Auver-nc District Sub
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dence OF the Earth Naples Temple Of Scraps, Monte Mo-
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Origin Of Coal lecture v Fossil Footprints Lecture VII
Recession of the Falls of Niagara Lecture Will Bouldrrs
and Iceberss.
To the above is also added in this edition Sketch of the
Lecture Of Dr. j. AuGUsTisE SMITH delivered before the
Lyceum of Natural History the 9th OF December last
the Different Races Of Men.
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"O'CosNELLs History OF 1EELA>p.-We have received
copy Of this valuable and work. by Daniel o.
Connel the Liberaror The and the slfengs
t-.y manner and show concusyey that reform and
lasting imperstvey called for aud that the day far
distant when II must come. The of Ireland resident
:hout this country have entered the spirit REFs
with such Tor and enthusiasm that the Throne 81 Great
for Signs and tokens that the tide justice
Ireland Hood The historian after stating The
winch the English Rulers heretofore committed
pine, murder. trelchervt sc. the Irish people
the present OF acting that though the form
of the persecution altered the spirit the
Those who heretofore would have used the dagger the knife
Of the employ only the tongue the pen Of The
caumui1tor and instead OF numbering bodies exhaust their
asaSsinatiug reputation. Caunny has been sub
te for murder and the faction which ms 80 long uoted
Irish blood consoles veut and Malignant By
ldulgrg neveT-dyinc ishood aud trucun
foreign whose bosomS beat for liberty aud ndeFudsnce.
Philadelphia Mercury.
"OCoSSELL's MEMOIR on IREL.Sp--The most import
AMI occurrence of t- week the OF the first American
edition Of this work and price which brings within the
reach of erery who wishes TO BE- OF such
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N. Y. Irish Volunteer.
OConnell traces The Political History Of Ireland from the
first partial establishment of English domination ll72 The
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- LECTURES ON ANCIENT EGYPT.-Mr:
GEonGE R. GLDDoI Of Egypt, will commence Course Of
five Lectures Early Esyptian History Archaeology and
companiel by appropriate Pictorial Illustrations at Nblos
Saloon ON Monday evening, 10th April at hall past seven
o'clock The Lectures will be continued on Thursday 3h
Saturday 18th; Monday, l7th and Thursday 20i at the
same place aud hour.
The Programme Of subjects be- ded in this course
may found the first page Of Mr. Gs wok on Ancient
Egypt just published by the New WORLD Pass at 50 Ann
The Lectures take Egyptian Archaeology, where
that work conclutrs-i. e. B. { 208a.
These Lectures will be- elucidated by copous and han
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Herac aud Denote Tables Texts, aud Genealogical Tai
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Queens of Egypt from the monuments, IN their varied ana
rnaut co,tuue,-Lkne5sr< OF ortyei-ht SoyeresnS OF
Egypt from Amunoph Isl B. T. 1922 down 10 the celrbraed
aud ROYAL Females offering to the Deitics OF Egyptian sly
hoosy-Fu length figures, and numerous heads oil AsatiG
Of antiquity dating pnor TO b. e. ana
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thu HEBREW CAPTIyITYPlocesSIon of various Asatc aud
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BOARDING SCHOOL.-IryIns Institute,
d Tsrrvtown New.York.-The summer Session WIN open
on the t May next and there ut present. ABOUT zen W.
Applications may be made TO the Principal BY ma or oy
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REFINED SUGAR

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AOOO LBS. WOOL, various qualities, snta.
4UUUble for the manufacture Of Beaver Cloths, Pilot
Cloths Satinets Flannss Caets &c &c Tor ale ssry 10Y"
=" 10 H., f u Fulton street.
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HAYpEN'S PREMIUM PENS.--A Silver
II Medal was awarded ]. Hayden for his superior
Pens by the American Institute its last FAIR The Govern
n.nr have them the Preference and the best accountants
aud many Of til. pubc Institutions will use no other Pens
If .ualed BIZ any thu country. The trade
rI;ad al the Manufacturers prices by the agents
I' J. X p HAYDEN, Plat street.
Agents also for slimsns School and Counting house Ink
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Discounts 10 Agents Pedlers and others all the above
~ LECTURES ON MAN. On the laws Of Physical
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t;ans ctnres free expenses betrayed by c0nnbut,ons
Professional nominations daily from A. NJ TO + NJ
MS Office i3l NassautTeet. Families waited upon al theiE re-
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Postponed from this I'LL THURSDAY evening 18th inst on
account Of the election. al d
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tl r variation style of Hats, and the suescne- h.
.,ock OF uafashionabl- Hats OF hand he IS induced
public reduction of 50 cents lc Ia.
..nNonr INSTEAD OF the fashions of the day.
WATSON, I3i Chatham street and iso DoNeIii -,
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also Cloth and Velvet Gaps OF The iaies. ana TO-
approved patterns al extEe; a ssM pree- =
~ sPENCER's HAT WAREHOUSE l, removed 10
No s. Chambers-s,yse, cd door Of Broadway -.
March I'd, 1919.
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DIR. JAYSE,s HAIR TONIC.-H-aL the ward Of
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NOW after nsip- bottle Of the Tonc have luxnriant
NOV ,I 10 Of hair as ever had c. o. PARK,
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