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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28
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RebEnT M. PRouD, 9ecfesa PES.

As7oaf business leaders Will discover, per-
nepss ~ ne adyersisemeni.of fir RobertH
.Afaer q Alexandria, and that Q: Mr. David
sAAthn q Baltimore sometime deserving Their
si'et,.4n. We SAP say this atleasl. that ihese
ssa''ensn, 90 sesk-ag infercaurse with the nu-
meroas ftAdsfs Il the Free Press, have exhibit.
ed a sagacits which may md ID seecua, before
many moons 8 II axf and saoe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

Ricer Iateligsace Tie river 81 d,,n.
cianati on the 18th inst n as "a f;ns W.T..
igable order for at classes Or boalss j,
Wkeeli4g alst ms, 4befe vas niae Ill,
Of water in the ehannefHaad 1T pl,<b,,+s
2ulh inst. "a Ieet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

Why i hanging poor devil Ike a lawyer
ing. 70 heaven D'ye give il pr Because
a iight sqnse=s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

s. n I1lI u doFn as csfiala that aIF..
calaeuh stands 40 chance eishsrof Iiaalioh BIZ
lnsAallonal convento2 1nII2f eieciiaif blythe peo-
PIE The fhaElestgn IN The older hand.
thinks Rir Van Eur lqnaxaiIasie. We
as'es wi'b both 81 re q. k'Ihiak-he unisetsat
Whig parry will take great pleasure in con-
hrmiug the judgement 10 is44 We publish
lhe Mercury ! opinions an tie sdtiscijia sDctbsr
column.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

AZ
We are happy to hear thai our accounted sef'
Injury sustained 81 he lkhtiehHl properly oss
she oFess0ni from shk E9es Of lAe elll lass..
vas greatly eA6sssfaieds vi new hare rom
William GsansAan. E<e. lie .uSjoined aeeouns:
: small paftof she FackFy she'd used or
dye-hsass. aud ~ wafpiag BARS, mere taken
axar ana carried a6eut Two rods. The piinei-
Pal Factory house was vsFy iissls Injured lis
exPeessd thai de Cafding Machine VIII l.e start
ia % Tuesday he 20sh sd be 10 i..il opera
ton y : fs~ days therrasssr. Ths min dam
was not Lrskea = any eass 81 il. The mary 10
ihs hsfrhanf Mis- wa d rePsliea fOr las shaa
S.. We eonmeacea spera,ions ssain on The
lsth. lbelskve We had Hdestroyea akont 6ae Dr.
SIX 6ansls u Flour, ahd aboas So bushes Of
bran. We also LOST absut leu bushels or Rye,
and iw6. basbrls IS Corn. The Corn efowing on
The Creek boston labost len acres) was Gooded
lover, aaa slf BE- damaged The greatest Incoa-
yeaisRce y labor unesF q present, is The loss
Of small bridge Asrass The head race This
= il ss9epaifed nextwsek- -unils which tine Wa
ishaiL cross a lae oli fra below. she natl.n
We may. IhefrlSfs, state ia general terms
that the Msfehrnt Mil is-ia operation agaia
and the Fdqsety tili haus hssn BY ths time hi,
paper goes 70 press.
We need barely state lhai, as IL is impossible
for an Edlloriof newspaper to s-s ttsrg hin,
that ecenrsS even 10 bis erxu immedlase neigh
boFhood+ il ssnnot Re expected that he can d
precisely accurate 10. detailing matters derived q
second hand We are tcjeieed so<be cofrecie,
lin The case referred to- andshall be equally hsp
llpY.if Others uTu out q be netso bad as al frs
4 lathe case, hoRevef. Tf ssIr. pawn Ivr,s-.,,,
SIEVE peiisse We lei shPrs Of The reality MI
! R ilostual only lis dwelling and is con,en,
(wllh about $3.50 10 money. bai a por,oa (
aour from bis mill, and Io,lief matters, The los
y @Rioh vii eeieuda advertised il another CO
lunn. vs. havehtffom himself, that his Mhsl
ioss AZ net be short IF $4,000 This is indee
heafy slhlctlon, aad one which, however abb
ne may % 10 bear il.-has excited very genera
sympathy His wife and children ware save
with gteai difficultys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28
MEANS FbR THE I'AN NAL.

a The National f0telisenceraf Alandsvss,s
Substantially he ,utoln,ata eSnllbesuI ,I,s W.
bege paragraph and adds
Msasesss afs alsq II progress g carr r9alpt,
a"sg 81 " s's'aaeal ZIG e@fed ii.
u wtai' 'ae faisl'Aets and uhle Ralltnai Com.
pAny g lfaaspotscoai from CudlesiaAd III Dam
ply Of .lhat futd Ire pfesent FAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
Northern Indiana.

SOUTH BESp, IA Aug. g. l-@3.-Noon'
To the Editor Of The tribune
a Wing Senator y. D. Defrees) Is reelected
IN this Senatorial District, composed OF ) coun-
ties, by 25 majority. In La Porte County two
Wing Representatives are elected, and ll5 ma
orltv Tor Senator, given TO DR.. S. Everts W.
the old member Porter and Lake, the remain
der OF the Senatorial District, will give major
ity against him: The Locos claimed 100 before
election but not enough, think, to defeat him.
In Elkhart County the Loco Foco majority for
Governor Is los; on Congress- for Chamberlain
over Sample, 40; on Representative 30 elect
ed On Clerk 30, and on Recorder IA. The
Governors vote Is the strict party test, the Con-
qressman and remainder of the Locos running
behind their ticket The Mishawaka Tocsin,
fthe L. F. paper Of this county, issued an extra
Yesterday, claiming Isl on Gov, but its editor was
ioared. Nv information came from there last
night, with the vote Of each township separately
given. The L. F, majority there last year was
from l45 to 2S5.
MARSHALL Y-Gov.-Whitcomb over
Bigger 10 Rep-Chamberlan over Sample 10.
Last wear l59 L. F. majority on Rep.
FULroy Gov.-Bigger's majority 81
lBradley's majority 49,; Congress, Samples ma
ioritv 81 Last August 60 w. maj. on Rep. :
last Oct 81 w. maj for Sen. special election
This year l.. F. Rep. elected in above two coun-
ties by So last year the same BY SO.
FouR p M-Returns from the Wabash Counties
GLORIOUS FROM CAss (Logansport) .-Bigger's
majority 152 Bradley's l4l Samples l55
Reyburn's Nv ) Senate 1876; Blackmore's W.
Rep. 2l6-eectcd w. gain.
MIAM-No coons skinned mere. Biggcr's major.
ity 81 Samples 80; Fitch's q. 9l3; Bearns's
(W.) Rep. 26. Reyburn (W.) elected to the Sc
nate in Cass, Miami and Wabash, same as before.
WABAsH.-Bigger's majority Is; Samples
Keyburn's (W.) Senate 2; Bearss's W. Rep.
II. d. X. Beams elected Rep. from these two
countics-Whig gam.
La PoRTE.-We have another report from La
Port: Samples majority 100, Bradey's $40, Big
gers 100; glorious if correct, but you have the
official from there ere dis Sample is upwards OF
400 ahead, and cannot be beat Is in the remain
ing thin countless and may tie his competitor III
them. Bigger YOU see is gaming gaining also
in the House. Another count in Ekhart Co.
considered as good official, gives Whitcomb
but ] So and Chamberlain lO5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

SHIP MEMPHls.-A letter to the underwriters
OF the ship Memphis, from Capt. Sturges, dated
at Chlsamacomlco, the 18th inst, states
have this moment left the beach to despatch an
express to Norfolk for the steamer Boston, to take
the Memphis up the coast The ship WILL in all
probability be riding at her anchors BY the morn
ing tide, and am happy to say we disturbed but
little OF her cargo. One small schooner has been
loaded alongside. The other vessels have arrived
and VIII commence loading Tomorrow The
ship IS quite tight and but little injured" On
the night OF the 18th the steamer Boston was to
De despatched to tow her round to Hampton
Roads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

u The Kent Md. News says" The rain on
Saturday last, was OF essential service to the
growing crop. The rain recommended on Tues
day evening, and continued through the night
OF that day and the next day and Thursday. A
few days OF sunshine would enable the farmers to
get out grain; and would also benefit the corn
crpp.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

Fatal ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD AND
AFFECTING ScENE.--The freight tram of cars
which started from Mddetown on Tuesday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, after proceeding about three
miles TO the Hampton Bridge, the last car Of the
train ran of, the track and was preciptated some
fifty feet where 1t dashed to atoms OH the
rocks. The bridge had no planks upon it. There
was one passenger IN the car, 4 Mr.. FtZsimmons,
avery respectable man with a family residing at
Goshen. He survived the accident, in great
agony, for three hours A gentleman who was
present describes the scene which took place in
the rude Irish cabin, whittier Fitzsimmons was
carried, Us being deeply affecting. His daughter
quite young grl WAS present, and after her faith.
or had ceased to breathe, she attempted in the alb
ssnce of priest to read the service from the
Catholic Prayer book, (none of the inmates of the
family knowing how to read,) but her feelings so
overcame her that she was unable to proceed, and
requested the gentleman, our informant, to con.
clude the reading, which he likewise found HIM.
self unable 10 accomplish. The daughter how.
ever, would not consent that the body be touched
by any present until after she had given utter
ance TO the prayer for the spirit OF her de
parted parent 10 be conveyed to the land Of the
lust-,he paradise of heaven, which she read as
follows
God, whose property always have mercy and to
spare humbly beseech thee for the soul Of thy
there the of deceased ntgoduced which thou has;
ssis Gas called the world that hou woGds de-
the hands OF thc enemy. forge;
death: 6n, it TO be received BY thy moi, angels and
-. yhsrsS rhsf,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
WING Convention in neutrality-suspicious.
District

A Mass Convention Of the Wings of the Fourth
District of New Jersey, composed of the Coun.
ties of Monmouth Mercer and Burlington, was
held Yesterday at Bordentown, some sl1 or eight
hundred substantial Farmers and Mechanics be.
ing in attendance. The Convention was organ.
led by the appointment Of SAMUEL &. WRIGHT
OF Monmouth as President, with a wee President
and Secretary from each County \ Nominating
Committee consisting of one Delegate from each
township in the District >3S) was chosen by tbs
Delegates from each, who retired TO select can.
dltate. During their absence, the assemoi.g,
addressed by Moron MMIcHAEL OF PHI.
delphla, H. GREELEY OF New ork and CHARLIE
King. When Mr.. King had concluded, Nh o.
DEN of Mercer, from the Nominating COMMITTEE,
reported the selection of
Ge... WILLIAM IRlCK Of Burlington,
which nomination was received with enthusiasm
and adopted By reclamation.
Hon. WILLIAM l.. DAYTON, u. $. Senator, then
addressed the Convention IN ali an!mating and
ELOQUENT speech, and was followed by Gen. PETER
Sxry SMITH, late OF Florida, now OF NJ. Hon
WILLIAM HALsrED of Trenton closed In brei
and effective address.
ROBERT f. HoRxoR of Mercer was chosen DIS.
,rict Delegate to the Wing National Convention,
and DR.. WILLIAM NEWELL of Monmouth his al.
tentative. Mr.. HORROR is known as the only in.
flexible Clay Delegate from the State in the Has,
r;sburg Convention. Every reference by the
sneakers to the name OIL CLAY called iora
an enthusiastic response from the assembled pee.
pie.
IL The President of the United States has not
returned to the city, but is still at Old Point Of
the Rip Raps, detained by lndlsposltlon in his ia
milk, which II is now said, VIII probably vel Dc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

u]7 A statement is passing through the Amer
lean newspapers, founded on letter from 9Ii
minister at Berlin, that the account given by DI
Robertson of the last days of the Emperor, Chae'
V. is forgery and the forgery is charged on lna
celebrated historian. Now, whoever will locA
into the continuation Of Marianna's History
Spain, or the History" dc Bcllo Belgico," by fa'
man Strada, will find the same narrative OF lact
as is given by Robertson. Indeed, the story as
told by the Scottish historian is little more tnsp
a free translation from the Latin OF the woiRS
above referred to. We ought perhaps IN I!lstc
to wait for something a little more decisive before
the received account is discrcdited. If there nas
been forgery, Robertson is Innocent OF the trans
erosion, as his representation is founded on VIVA
has always been considered high spanLsh, a'
Italian authority. n. II. Heraio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

Gallant, glorious TENNESSEE. her sister States
are preparing to evince their gratitude for her in
domitable resolution and energy whenever they,
too may act with equal incentive and equal as
surance that their victories will not be barren
ones. Wings OF every State. remember Ten
NEssEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

u DR.. c. NJ. Duncan, of Sheburne Mass.
was arrested, examined and bound over, on Sat
urday last, in the sum Of $780, for his appearance
in the Court of Common Pleas, Concord, to
answer charge of adulterous intercourse with a
Mrs. Lawrence Kemp. The Doctor contends
that the charge is the result OF conspiracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

I3 ALIsoNs History OF EUROPE advances to-
ward completion, The Harpers have published
No. 10, leaving three numbers yet to be pub
ished. The present number takes up the history
at the arrival Of Napoleon at Paris after the dis
asrous Russian Campaign, and carries it to the Sc
cond Battle of Cullen, Aug. 80, 1913. The whole
work will be comprised in sixteen numbers, at %
cents each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

u Hiram S. Gardner, the P O. Clerk at John
sons Creek, Niagara Co. was arrested at Ere
donia, by Deputy Sheriff Woodburn, of Chau-
tauque Co. on Friday last, and brought up for
examination at Buffalo. on the 18th He partly
confessed the robbery, and was commanded to be
tried at the next sitting Of the T. S. Supreme
Court at Utica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

Col. BENroS.-The Boonville Mo- Observer
OF !" ednesday last says that the Sunday previous
Col. Benton LETT there for the Southern counties,
and that before he left the Col succeeded in whip
ping the Loco-Focos of that region into the traces
Of Van Buren,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

u The Plttsburg Post learns from one 0. Dr., ~
passengers, that the National Road mai .D W,s
when within twelve miles Of that city, nsM ..,
CoIIins) on Wednesday upset in coming COW" n.s
hill, breaking the thigh.bonc Of one Of 'as =
senrers and b-ulsinr several others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

u Mr. Samuel Mctadden, 10 wh9m 'ne .s ~
rious accident occurred on the Darby isoau H Il.
Philadelphia, on Sunday night last, mas n!' *. ..
arm enputated. The mother OF Nj Die, nm.
widow, and he las heretofore been hex S''' ''f
port. 4 DISTRESSING cnuse truly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

MlLLERIsM-Thc Saratoga Sentinel say.
" The celebrated Miller Tent, capable oil nolI.s
some three thousand persons, is to be erecuu :, -
Baston Spa on the 25th inst, where J, IS ,drs
main ten days 1t is expected that MI n a..si
and other big guns of the Second Adven' ''''e
will be In aitcndaucen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

From GIBRALTAR-Thc St. Cloud arrived at
Boston on the l4th inst. from Gibraltar, bringing
dates to the 1lth of July. The e. 5. brig Trnx-
ton had arrived there in % days from Norfolk,
bound up the Mediterranean. Letters from Ca
dix stated that the river Granddaughter had been
declared in state of blockade, and that all COM
munications between Cadiz and the interior were
stopped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

STEAMBOAT SUNK-Ncws reached Apalacl
cola on the 18th ult., OF the sinking of the Stean
boat Siren, Capt. Sharpless seven miles Oens
lola, by running foul of snag. She SUM y
about eight feet of water, her lower deck 0ei1i
entirely covered. tits expected she will be Fai''
in few days with but little trouble and reSupo
her trips.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

1P During the thunder storm at Portland, Me-,
on Friday evening last, house was considerably
damaged by lightning. In Hollis man was
struck and killed instantly; and in Cumberland
Centre large new barn belonging to Mr.. Isaac
Merritt was torn asunder by the same agency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

TIE HARsIMus, n. J. AFrRAY.-The names OF
the two persons IN custody for the attack upon
Mr.. Casey, are JOS. Lambert and John Graham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

u A charge OF arson against highly re-
spectacle party, name not mentioned was to be
tried at New Orleans on the sth inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

he AMERICAN MUSEUM well filled yestefda az.
manager NUT be coming Mickey there and ne certainly
deserves SUCCESS if the perseverins and uarrng Industry
WIZ ente man - IL Tonight he Supero entertain
spend had better 90 rhege
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

u The Commissioners of Delaware county
Pa, have advertised for proposals foE rebuilding
the bridges at Chester and Darby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

u a man named Alexander Mcdonald. BY
trade blacksmith, was arrested at Poughkcep-
sic on the 18th inst, and on the l4th tried. con-
victed and sentenced to the County jail for ninety
days, for committing assaults OF a gross charac-
ter on females in the public street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

u The Bowling Green Fountain win be IL
Illuminated on every Friday evening between the
hours of s and 10 O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

FrRE.-The store house of Mr.. Cannon Nj Nd.
in Caroline County, near Fredsrlcksolfsa5' I'll Is
was destroyed by fire on the Sd instant anu -
contents consumed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

U Rev. n. Mafht has been preaching to full
houses at ChiEcoths. Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

Wharf.-The Centrevliie Times sS,, say s,v tia;
farmers who have got out their Wheat 80! Lid.
the grain is very plum, but that the stfaI h.s no
light crop. An average crop oil "nea sa nt
been raised on the Eastern Shore, that Is ce'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
Phoenix Bank Trial.

On Monday the Court was addressed by Mr.
Bartlett, in defence of Brown, in brief and per
tinent manner, combining himself to the fact that
his client was more sinned against than SIM
ning''-less lmfaithfu than too confding to the
true construction Of the term advertisement and
of the iatuitnS of the statute. When he had
concluded. Mr.. Dexter made motion that the
Counsel for the Government furnish the defence
with particular ofthe. various acts OF embezzle-
ment committed within the period OF SIX months
next prior to the last act alleged in the indictment
After some remarks by the Court, as to the pc
rod when the funds were mlsappropnated by the
defendants
Mr. Dexter said that he should here put III, as
material part of the evidence for the defence,
the check.ll furnished the Commissioners Tor
three wears previous 10 the failure, and show that
they exactly correspondent with the paper IN the
Bank, in which were included the overdue, un-
paid notes and drafts of Stanley, Reed & CO.
Therefore, that the Commissioners must have
seen their paper, and ither have forgotten 1t, or
have examined it SO carelessly as, not TO have
known It's nature.
With the exception Of one paper, Mr.. Hunting
ton said he should admit the fact. This paper
was an overdraft Of Stanley Reed & Co.'S OF
s., 800.
Benjamin Brown, Jr. "a broker was then exam,
med for the defence, and, after examination
by Mr.. Huntington, the Court adjourned at SIX
p NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

u No Yellow Fever admissions into the
Charity Hospital at New Orleans on the Eth inst.
Good news and true
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

Is We are assured by gentleman acquainted
with the subject that there have been no pennies
issued from the Mint with the raised line under
: one CENT since 1883. The pennies now 50
abundant IN New ork without this dash line are
genuine, and not spurious, as many have sup
posed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

q The following gentlemen were Cont sort,.
delegates to represent the Fifth ware n',lssstinn
wark, Phila, in the Wing County p ,sps Ash.
John Greaves, James Morrison, Jonathan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

CANApA.-The Parliament is called for the
despatch OF business on the 2Sth of September,
TO assemble at Kingston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

DIscouRrEsY.-Oa Sunday last Messrs Blake
and Wilkinson, who had served in the 9th and
llth Regiments at Fort Erie in the last war, &C
companied by Hon. NJ. Tiden Of Toledo and
Judge Forsyth OF Maumee with few others,
went from this side" to visit the old ruins.
Leaving man in charge of their boat they pro-
cccded to the spot and for some time engaged
themselves in pointing out the scenes of most IN
erest as of the most striking events of the siege.
While thus employed deputy OF Major Kirby
siezed the boat, in which, by the way, they had
left their refreshments. On their return they
we're obliged TO apply to the Major with the eS-
pectation that he would order the boat to be re-
turned but after hearing their statement OF
facts, he justified his deputy, and said the boat
would be appraised Monday morning, and that
the party could have II at the appraised value or
attend to the visit ut Niagara. With this answer
they were dismissed, and, crossing the ferry to
Black Rock, returned home.
This act of dscourtesy, to call il by the gen.
tcst name, is If true, little too far behind " the
spirit OF the age"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
TenneSSee.

We have the vote for Governor in some twenty
more Counties this morning, but do not publish
them, as they indicate no material change, and
,bs election of Gov. JOKES by decided majority
;s conceded. There is not yet sufficient from the
Memphis Congressional District to determine
whether Ashe Wing, or Stanton, Loco, is elect
% In the Knoxville District, Hon. Thomas J.
Campbell. Wing, has run badly behind his ticket
in every County and though we have returns ns
from every County, and Gov. Jones has over Ooo
majority in the District, Campbell election Is MOI
certain. We believe, however, he escapes NOR
,ifving deea, by about 100 majority
The great result, however, which we nave L
announce this morning. is the election OF LEGS
I.AruRg, WIG IN EACH BRANCH, securing Two
Wing Z. S. Senators and OF course Wing ma
iority in the Senate for the next two years. ne
iactious If not reasonable devices BY which en-
nessee has so long been deprived OF any represent
alton in the {. 5. Senate are at last utterly
vanquished Here is the evidence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

U The County of Philadelphia has paid, s,s
in the las. eighteen months, $27 1874 81 EXP
for ricts-and this is not all There are sS'ND'
demands now against the county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

FOUNTAIN AT Union PARK.-Ihls pesu .e;;,tb
Jet d. eau will be brilliantly ILLUMINATE. tbe
gas every Wednesday evening, between
hours OF 8 and 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

A CecSrAl FOR a vors-WHo BIps7-Apol-
los Woodward, of Lyconling County, Pa, offers
himself as candidate for tie Office of County
Treasurer, and to give ample bonds Tor the faith
full performance OF his duty. But 1t is thought
he has seriously jeoparded his chance OF success
by publishing the following card:
do hereby seriously wish make known TO
wezsas, voters OF tins County, that am determined
and will not under situation tres hand over
Que single diam, nor glass Of rum, treat 10
|aep cocktail ecbbe glass Of ale sangaee, sad
nshsr will gave SIX eistsrs Tor vote. think the
bargain hard enough without treating"