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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
Jr,ssissippi Election

Total. 3,236 1876 900 1902 1861
Loco mai. ..l36. Do. in 'n...559.
Williams is the candidate Of these Democrats who ais
in favor Of paying the State Bonds.
Tucker had 23O3 majority in le4l. We pre-
sumo Brown is elected, and probably the whole
Loco ticket.
For Congress- the Wings offered no ticket, IN
sisting that the election by General Ticket was III
violation of the law of the land, and necessarily
void. The Regulators supported the Regular
Loco. Foco ticket while the Bond-paylng Dem
ocrats got up another, which most OF the Wings
voted for. All of them would have secured It's
election, but we infer from the returns before US
that enough have refused to vote to let In the Re
pudiators.
Add the votes of Clayton and Williams to-
gether, and we think there will be clear majority
NOT Whig, but in favor Of paying the State
Debt. We congratulate the friends Of old-fash
loned honesty on this, any how.
Gov. Tucker, for Congress, was clear behind,
while Howard, on the Bond-payers ticket, runs
ahead, and may be elected.
On the whole, we can hardly give up the State,
B NEw-HAvEH, Conn, elected on Monday
her Wing Ticket of Town Officers by 500 ma
,onty--larger than has been given in Town
Election for many years, if ever. Highest Wing
vote, 994, highest Loco, 485-majority 509
which is very nearly the average. Good for
New. Haven Now for the State next April.
Postage Reform.
u, The following call reaches us from re-
sponsible source, and we trust it will be generally
needed We must have reduction of Poseage
and a modification of the extravagant legal mo-
nopoly OF the right to diffuse Intelligence now
claimed for the Post Office Department, and We
hope it may be effected this very winter Who
will not aid the good work We have only
room to-day for the call:
~ Cheap and Uniform Posta re 1.-THE ci,i
zes ef New Yoik in favor Of cheap and uniform system OF
postage requested the Merchants Exchange
Saturday the 25h Instant at Aa past 0re O'clock take
consideration the necessity OF adopting efficient
by which this allmpor;art object may accomplished All
favor Of reform Of the burdensome and unequal
rates OF Postage invited TO attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

MNNE-Mr. Severance's majority is some
1900 over the Loco candidate, but only 400 over
all. Mr. Morse (also Whig) is almost certainly
elected BY about 100 majority over all. In the
two remaining Districts, probably no choice,
though Robinson Whig, is clear ahead, SO far, in
the With
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

KEyTUcKY-We have already announced the
Wing nominations Of Judge WILLIAM OwsLEY
for Governor and ARCHIBALD Dixon for Lieuten-
ant. We now give the rest of the proceedings Of
the Convention.
The following list Of Delegates to the Wing
National Convention was chosen
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
MICHAEL WALsH.-The order from the Sheriff

MICHAEL WALSH.-lnc Orucr lTOln Tie SIeIlu
TO. the conveyance OF Mike Walsh Baekw-s Island
delivered Saturday, aud he was accordingly taken
from his cell for the purpose Of being conveyed to the car
rase used for conveying prisoners AS he was passing
through the keepers he drew pistol with the intea
ton of shooting himself. While crossing Backwes ne
attempted destroy himself by Jumping overheard. butw
dragged back and carried over in safety
D7 The body of a woman was lately found IN
New Orleans and supposed she murdered by her
husband, whose Lee Her remains discovered
by young man. Who walkngb by, hat,ha earth had
been recently removed Curiosity prompted him probe
the ground with stick He felt something had and after
digging second two, he the knee OF human being,
He gave information the police and the testimony shows
pretty plainly that she brutally murdered.
KLLED-A man named Mack Dudney was
shot at Holly Springs, Miss the 9th inst by another
named Williams. They had quarrel, when WlIlan
armed himself with gun, and paadng the streets
Dudney desiring only Williams picked up gua
and walked out the street. and without being IN earnest
thinking Williams would rum asked him if he ready
whvreupon Williams immediately raised hls gun and shot
him through the head. Dudney expired on the spot
U A late number cf the Eutaw Alabama
Wing contains an account Of the murder of Nh William
Wyzer citizen Of Greene county. II. shot by man
named Cachrlin, with wentyour bucksho IN the lsi'
breast, and Immediately expired. CachelIn was afesu
and examination fully committed TO await MS 'S
AT h. next term Of the Circuit Court that county,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

IL The President of the United States returned
to Washington On Monday afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

WORKS OF HANNAH MoRE.-The Sixth Part Of
these excellent writings, which the Harpers have
Just published contains the greater portions Of
Mrs. Morc's works on Christian Morals,, and
the &" Character and Writings of St. Paul.n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

o. Mr.. MAaEsIs gives Lecture Elocu;ion aud
specimens of readings the Society Library Rooms ths
evening Mr. NJ. has testimonials from English and Amer.
can critics and authors Of the most fate1ing description
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

PERsUAsTENEss TO EARLY PlErY, 1NrERspERsyn
WITH SUITABLE PRAYERS; by Rev. ]. G. PIKE
The title gives correct idea of the character OF
the book. 1t is purely devotional and intended es
pecially for the religious
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

toypoS-IT5 vA3T.Ess-IRELAap AND RgrEAL-ESGLAsp-
HER AsIsToCRACY-MR. EYERETT-THE QUEEN, &c
I.osDoS Nov. I'd, lsi3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

u. Prof MAfFIT delivers lecture this even
ing in the church at the corner of Catharine and
Madison streets-subject, +" Glory of Mechan-
ISM" His high wrought imagination, investing
every thing with lis own coors, gives to the
plainest subjects an interest that attracts all.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

G7 Nos. XVI and XVII of the ILLUSTRATED
EDITION OF The Book OF COMMON PRAYER, car
be obtained OF H. w. Hewet, publisher, No. 2Sl
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

u We have received DR.. SINNERS SERMON
delivered before the American Board " in
Rochester last September. 1t is only echolng
the sentiment which has already been expressed
to say 1t is a calm and strong appeal in behalf OF
the object for which he spoke.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

u The Courier des Etats Unis sends us an
article, translated from its Editorials, in reply to
certain structures on It's recommendation that
Adopted Citizens support candidates OF Foreign
birtl,-M. Davezac cspecially-because of such
nativity, This article opens with a representa-
ton to its French readers that the Journal of
Commerce is a Wing paper "a falschood 50
gross that 1t can only have had its origin in mex
cusable ignorance or deliberate knavery, The
Journal pretends to be a great many things but
does not pretend to be Wing on the contrary, it is
openly opposed to every distinctive measure of the
Wings. And yet the Courier des Etats inns
can stoop to prejudice its French readers against
the Wings by imputing to us the sentiments of
the Journal of Commerce
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

U- man named John Toian fell from a
staging in New.o Orleans, fe" days since, and killed
He had just arrived from New.Yo,k.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

-Johu Bull calls all Americans 6 Yankees
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY, November 2I

CoURr CALEN Wednesday... .Clnculr
S.! l6e 1884, 1885, lSS 100 TO l97. 1919 10 29
a2l 22a 22a to 227 232 23s gao 24l 2i3 li 2I5 i7
70 25l a54 256 25S 26S 26S 492 9l TO 295. 800
COMMON PLEAs-Nos II, l3 Is, IT, l9, II, "a IS, %
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Extending the City.

10 the Editor 81 me in6une
The City has achieved one great Improvement,
will she distinguish herself by the achievement
Of another one that will defray the expense of
boths
The business Of the City demands an added
superfces. 1t has reached nearly its every limit
but that of extension over the Hudson-a river
of unnecessary width, and capable Of adding
to the city land at an expense Of less than two
thousand dollars per lot. Ten thousand building
lots could be thus added to the city land, and
that would repay in large profit those who uu.
dertook it. The raising Of earth has become an
economic truth, and to construct a city lot needs
but two thousand five hundred feet of it superb
cially, as multiplied by the actual depth of the
river, no where exceeding one hundred feet
hardly more than the labor OF any excavator
and mud.scow for a solitary day. 1t could be
undertaken by subscription, and subscription to
guarantee designated lots. This would at once
be the most democratic and economic.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

MARrYRpoM IN CoREA OF TIE VICAR Apos.
ToLIc, TWO FRENCH MISSIONARIES, AND Two
HUNDRED AND FIFTY CHRIsTIANS.--We beg the
particular attention of Christians Of every class
to the details Of persecution given in the extract
from letter which we subjon and which is con.
tanned in letter received from Paris by the Rev.
DR.. O'Comc Hon. Secretary of the Society for
the Propagation of the Faith =" On the 26th OF
MAY last, the Rev. Mr.. L!bois, Procurator Of the
Foreign Mission at Macao, wrote to his lordship
the Bishop of Drusiparis = received yesterday
very sad intelligence, which hasten to commu-
nicate to your lordship. DR.. Castro, the Admin
traitor Apostolic Of Pekin, announced to me that,
according to the information which reached him
in January l043, his lordship, DR.. lmbert, and
Mcssrs. Chastan and Mauban, were beheaded IN
the month of September, 1889, seventy Christians
were also beheaded, and a hundred and eighty
were stranged. There are no other details Poor
mission of Corca 1t is very terrible trial.
May the holy will of God be done! In China
all is tranquil in regard to religion" Dub. Pilot
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

UT Is there any body who cares button
whether John Tyler and his Cabinet quarrel or
keep the peace or what they may see fit to diff.
fer about Ii any one imagines the matter of
the least consequence, we'll get out the truth
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

u 1t will be remembered that Rev. DR.. Bacon
of New Haven, will address the New York Ly.
ceum this evening at the Tabernacle. His re.
putation as scholar and a speaker will secure
him. without doubt, full house.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
Things ia Philadelphia.

Correspondence oi The New-York Tribune.
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TO the Friends Of Mr.. Clay.

LIFE AND SPEECHES HENRY CLAY.-The publish
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traed By splendid steel Portrait of Mr. CLAY, View OF
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l.rars-tte Dho!e for One Dsllcr II is believed De the
cheapest work published America These Speeches
form an important portion of the History of our Country for
the las thirty years and interesting TO all classes Of
readers wi thout reference politics.
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II The Richmond Enquirer calls Mr.. CLAWS
recent letter A BLAST FROM THE b.
GLE 1t is. A trumpet sound never called
horscmcn for the field of battle together with
more spirit-st;rring music than will this blast
from tie bugle rally the Wings Of the Union
They accept the word. They have heard the
BLAST FROM THE BUGLE! Alex. Gaz.
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WHOLE NO. 753.
S.PSAP3RJIIA-The hu

CANDS'S SARSAPARlLLA.- human
seSsinr cui1r rovers all systematically arranged and
xscaiing pieces and LIFE Is the muse
produced b. this combination the ssu OF such hSnonl-
action. So long the machine Is regularly Soui up y
constant supply Of proper nutrition (which Is par o.ooe!
long will The but when the source becomes
impure, tins wonderful inst will shortly cease ITS Love
ens. and foand tina, life simply the sum OF the lnrc
tions thar resist death il proper medicine Is administers
wie there strength left IN the constitution disease MAJ oe
saedued and the patieat restored to perfect health
SANDS saEsapara Composed entirely Of vegetable sI
tracts has been ed and lull proved wide range OF Gis
to Be al that srrd,o dspe disease and establish
h"ahg action fheumatisn Lumbaeo Pain IN the Bones,
ScsI scrotula destroying the glands, Nervous Affections
Salt Rhsgm and other cutaneeus diseases arising from an i'm
aad Gspraved Sta;e OF the blood viii be safely and e
tuaily cured b It's Patients after suffering for h
chronic constitutional disorders have speedily rcaned health
BY rs and testified the the benefit of suffering
humanity
For conclusive evidence lis superior value and efficacy
certificates published In this and other cy papers.
Prepared aud sold wholesale an retail and expoation
BIZ \. B. SANDS CO, Druggists. Granite Budirgs,)
273 Broadway corner Of Ghambsr;s'reet NswYoEk Sod
also b. A. B. & D. SANDS, 70 Fu,on-st!ee and - East
Sroadway. of Mar kese-t. Price 81 per bottie
bottles for S. Original documents may be
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q Cau;;an.-Ths Trlrsiing Public are cau.loned

q Caution.-The Travelling Public are cautioned
CANT teir fare at Albany. Schenectady or Uca any
farther West than Syracuse suffering their 10 be
pa, 1.-THE Cars going West OF UuGa there other modes
II conveyance from that place Rochester Lrwston Mag
ara Fails and Buffalo, much cheaper and peasanter the
agents these lines permitted enter tine Car Houses
along the liue of the Railroad, becomes necessary r The
opristors these cheaper modes OF CONFERENCE 10 put
Travelling Public on their guard against the ImpostoDS oil
these odious nonorolies, By this aotlce.
Syracuse, May 1873. ny2e simeon
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THE TRIBUNE BoOK-BINDERY,

No Spruce-street, III bune Buildings;
JAMES PRlNGLE respectfully Informs his friends and
the public generally that he has commenced business with
Determination do justice to his customers both as 10 quality
of workmanship and scale of charges He IS prepared TO exc
cute Binding in all Its branches.
jo. 5f eny kidd Ippsr:sias 70 .e business solicited VI,
ers left at No Spruceseet will be thankfully received
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BENJAMIN HARDINGE, who lectured in the
LA oo the entire satisfaction OF his audience upon the
Origin aud Process OF the Art OF Speech rychosarhy Ste
eographng Ideas Embodiment of Thought Nc. sc has
eosraphy Mneaon'cal Ep9me and warrant hispups such
the enable them follow speaker with
ont hesitation. Its only BY the improvements Of Mr.
r. that This long sought deSiGerca can he easily accom-
For reference to men Of the first class Frudi,ion and
whose statements from the spontaneous results IMPRACTICAL
.xnsrir,srt s.r circulars aul2 I'm
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The effect Of this how

of torches over the city. The effect of this how
ever is not SO pleasing as the first. 1t IS dan
gcrous operation suspendng those lamps outside
the dome, and the so men employed in it always
take the sacrament before they ascend.
Yours, II.
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eonning teir attention entirely -SGlpsive TO ,!s
esye saj beautiful dian to p found ese's
here benz no m aS So os o and se1ra
o,rsr than whose attention aid means are divided
'T S: Stock embracing Sone Thousands of DiTen. Pat.
a,as and Coorings comprises ali The latest and Gh2iGrs
III as they appear in the market bsdas many "s!ich
vii be got exclusively for Heir own sa,f tr
,,,ns Ills Stock before buying their Prints Even II ley DO
they III s;f fye mals gr D SEEING al
CataoS Of fl cs Corrected ~ Y By every All 1,s ..
VII gsceiye The hes: attention. au21 2npaW
no BJJILDERS.-CkO & BARNES
would invite the attention OF builders 20 their stock oil
Hardware consisting 10 pat OF cut and wrought Ns snet
ID CIaik;s common agd patent Butts; ans AID New
tri,ad Wood Screws: Eaglish and American Rim Locks
ann stches; Bots; Window PuIiies, sc. Sc. which ttey
9F Bower W. I'd door below Byard 81 !2teo1-
yY7HO Will BE BALD OR GhEY-liEAn-
w ED when, for the low price OF three shngs sRien;
did head OF hair be had -aLei TIL. Is no pulling BEAD
ms. From IN NswiyesS rsiba BE Ja91naEyl
n years age the topo whose head bald thr palm
Of oa hand Two months ses has Pqw I'M dark islf grow
a"rf 595ss i 5 70 g, 81 its f l 5 eft
VIZ, IS long any o.e preparation. Sold for three s
is M Bfootya Lsdser i Bui
iisss PhIsIepha. aad satestleet, Boston. aal5 In
HYDRAULIC LllaE-Orders eit 81 J. D. bill
II lsrs Dr. Goods storei Broadway viii receive prompt
s e Fef As9 & sniff Fl Tbs Is. only ,aaaseesrr
ONO0BARRkLS OF LIME, OF the best goal
COOOy, Will be delivered for or any part Off, dame
he coming AID good city bonds and mortgages
ceir-d uavu,sni Address Lime" Trbnnc Office. ST e
O0n CASKS OF LINE, OF good quality; s5c
OUO casks OF Sorh River Lime.
100 barrels Of good Il yd.aeiic Cement.
100 hhGs. OF uaslacked Lime, 70, manure.
Any OF II will te sold exchanged for groceries, dry
goods crochs.y hardware holioww.e carpts, farnnrs
soar candles or provisions Address BARTER az the oss
OF The Tribune. sfa
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~ A printing Office is, OF course, public pro
?e.ty II man paper of course he has nSht 70
and to hall sheet Of paper wrap it, aud waters to
a il and the ric, 10 take the EDITORS pen out OF his hand
to direct with What the Of having printing Offices
unless people can be accommodated at them without money
and without price, Bangor Wing.
A hint ought to be as good as kick.
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ID F. LEE, formerly OF The firm of Lord 4 Lees,
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Proposed Public gfecting of the Wings OF
New Y orlS.

TO The Editor Of The Tribisrs
haze inst returned from tour. and have every where
found revival Of Wing Confidence and zeal for 1914 not
perhaps unexpected hu certainly most cheering. That
Tennessee victory has probably contributed much this
state Of feeling. For the part the Wings have met
with impatien, for They rant something 10
do had scarcely arrived in the city, when encountered
Wing Of consideration, who said there must be
general Hhig rcllyin Nets York during the present
month echo the sentiments of brethren in Georgia
and ese.rhere, end to originate sound from this City
hG. shall ring through the Gnt for HARRY or The EST
He said thai the Wings Of The country are on tptoe Tor &C
ton aud wan: 70 that IS The time H.
also observed that would be easy get up one OF the
mns enthusiastic meetings held in this city, and that i
ought 10 be rocyer struck with these remarks IS
they seemed exactly correspond with the feelings du
observed my journey have ace suggested It 20 sever
persons fit 10 give counsel in such matters who are unanl
nous in the desire ,a. the Wing Committees Of tho Cit!
would take j, in hand Immediately, fix the time, and maxi
the arrangements 4 WING ~ SHIsT-SLEEvFs.
TyLER1sM AND LEVI L1ScoLN.-ln a recent
reply to 4 complimentary letter addressed to him
by four or five hundred of the merchants Of Bos-
ton, Hon. Levi Lincoln, late Collector at that
port. thus hints at the reasons Of his removal:
Ol the circumstances connected with my re-
mova from Office, lorbear here to add any thing.
would not mingie with expressions of kindness
toward myself, one word OF offence to others.
There will yet be times and occasions when the
purposes to which it has, my lchere, been the
desire, that l should become instrumental, and
the treatment which l have personally expe-
ricnced, may be made fit subjects for public m
qulry and comment.
TIE VIRGINIA INSPECTION L,w.-We published
paragraph days since puponEg 10 be an account 81
harsh and soeat usage experienced BY the captain OF
New York schooner from the Inspector at Norfolk ader
the vexa,ous inspection law The Inspector, Mr. Gayle
has published in the Norfolk Herald long counter state
ment, yadcang himself and iroang all the blame on
the captain OF the schooner He says, brief that having
boarded the schooner in e performance OF h's duty the
captain said uncertain whether lac should clear Tor
New York or New jersey but promised not 10 make sal
un,il day without complying with the fequsi'
tons or law That, relying his promise he te ln-
spec,o left the vessel but half hour the schooner was
seen getting under weigh The Inspector pursued Ia steam
bout overlook The schooner aud made the captain pay the
Zee which he had sought TO evade BY FORGETTING his pshed
word
~ A printing Office is, Of course, public pro
?erty If paper OF course he has rSh, 70
Of q II,
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TLASSICAL FRENCH AND ENGLISH
SSCHOOl., No. 80 ROADWAY, opposite Ast9r Place
PERRiNE s FOIGNET, Principals, (late Petibeau *
NJ PERRINE bsg, leave to inform his friends and the
a e ba hs entered
shir with Mons Fo!GSEr Professor Of the French Ian.
If I%I @ saa hat the se !H % RI
ore, the first HIondayjn September r., IN IN
t Re most un,ins Efforts Vii be made render pupils
home branch Of FEsnch Ca ot
Boys received any of edncaton and thoroughly
prepared for college or business h Mac. ao
r.rd and ondon &c Cor;!,adt s. j. CEowen No 6s
Broadway, aud at the school. - auSo I'M
TIME GRAMMAR SCHOOL of the University
L was re.opcned on Monday last.
great number Of parents he'd desired that their should
comne their Of education for business under th
Il was accc rdng arranged the last session to extend the
cou .se OF Instruction in Mr. Hotbys de atnep; so as TO en-
p,raory TO business: and dissolve the Commercial Depart.
IL this secure 20 all pupils IN THIS department
,h o. IS now teaching the sons Of his
former pupils and who j. widely known IN this city or h
mode Of discipline and his success In forming the mud. and
Mr. fobb, S ss,ns those who have been long
Mr. Edgar at the head Of the Classical Department now
enters on rs sevsnh yea he ,e 90 by M
they both learned teach under his directions and oo'n have
been teachers many yeara.
w. Of h; lsoS hi Fss s;
NEW SILK AND Shawl STORE,
~ 3S7 BROADWAY.
Just received, New Silks suitable for thr all rade Oh
SSsa and Cape De Lain, ard desirable psttefH'
bempzIps. Six ard osa shaws lqualitiys
Tog.hc with general assortment. Of Linen and Domestic
Goods; all Of whie f? A 81? ef BJrrs s Broadway
to ;O and 6sqaa Kid Gloves Please arpSy as 9S g.