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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15
The whig Almanac for the year 1914.

This valuable Register of Political e,ents is now
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ELECTION RETURNS, by States, Congress
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Anecdotes of Mr.. Clay, John O. Adams, Col. John
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

I~ The attractions of Pealss Museum-1 ne White Ne
groes Madame Adoph, the fortuneeer, and the magn-
cent performances are drawing good houses
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

From FLoRIDA.-By the steamer ST. Mat
lhews Capt HebbaId, have The ST Augustine News OF
William Washington Halwersou hence had arrived st St
Augustine with 50 settlers board, among whom
eoodv number of the Most Of these worthy set
srs from the neghboEhood Of Aneusta and ale des
,ped for Indau River and ST. LUCE They left 81 Angus
line on Wednesday in schooner for th- place oi est
nation all in good cheer. [savannah Courier.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

LATER FROM JAMAlcA.-The brig Lottery CT
rived at New Orleans, bringing dates from Jamal-
ca TO the lst November. The Colonial Assem-
bly were still IN session. The Despatch, allu
ding to the presentation OF petitions, the only
matter of any interest before them from TIE
Baptists. asking for an abatement of the taxes
paid by them for the support Of churches TO which
they do not belong, says:
W. ha,- anlos, exclusively devoted columns oi
th, days impression the publication Of tfr dsbass hs
took place the Assembly Thursday aad Enda! last
On the presentation petitions from The mischi'9n
called Baptisrs sstrvins our remarks Tor ahos "
portunity The report may D. relied on io accuracy ahG
rs peru al assured wall arouse The ndgnah'h :"
The more respectable and well educated CLASSES "s our colo"
ial community
Ii is proposed TO impose heavy duties on Tor
eign cattle in order to protect the interests OF
graziers.
There is nothing in reference TO the bill to re-
gulate wharves, and the rates of wharfage and
storage throughout the Island. The fates are
fair and apparently little altered.
A steam whistle, which can be heard tor sew
eral miles, has been attached to the cars running
from Kingston to Port Royal and Port Hender-
son, to give notice to passengers fifteen minutes
before the time OF departure
4 dispensary was about to be established IN
Kingston.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

THE GREATEsT RUSH YET .-Yesre1da1 the American
Museum was crowded overflow ing The attractions
remain to-day and Tomorrow there will be grand perform
ances al o'clock, for ladies, children &c
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15
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pmpes eruptons bo,ches. scuIvy, morphew heat sros
nu.quitc bites and all irritation and rougness aad saow
remarkable chemical discoveries Its emoet aud
healing qualities spoken of all directions and ereTv
all ordinary purposes and il is to Be had
only 81 Walker door from the corner Of Bros
Agents Milk street. Boston, 76 Chesnu STREET Pm
lade!phia Cray Poughkeepse Tous5y Rochester SyeIs
New H4vea; Dyer Providence; Carleton, Lowell !; and
Tnpp Newark. Az -.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15


Georgia papers, writing from Milledgevllle, Nov.
%, says:
The Senate spent the whole Of lis session to-day the
amendment Of the bill dividing the Stale
into Congressional Districts From the great number Of
sbsentses from sickness and other friends
unable TO make the bill perfect il will doubtless be-
made fna passage II substantially The b passed
by the last Legislature The Loco Foco then de-
cided majority. 1t then gave them iu. members and the
Wings three Ths revolution IN the politics OF the
State has inst reversed the position of parties and the
Wings have FIVE two OF them By but meagre maontes,
while one Of the other districts (the 2d gives Wing
ority Of nearly 24OO This manestly UNJUST and
will certainly be remeded eud You the CT the
districts with an ABSTRACT Of my calculations:
lst Dist-Buloch, Camden, Wayne, GIynn, Bryan, Nc
ntosI Liberty, Etfngham, Chatham, Appling, Tslair,
Tattnall Ware Seriven Emanuel Montgomery Laurens,
Washington and Pulaski.
I'd Dist Burke, Jefferson Richmond Warren, Wilkes,
Hancock Columbia, Lincoln, Greene and Talliafsrro.
Sd Dist-Elbert, Oglsthorpe Clarke Jackson, Madison,
Franklin, Habersham, Rabun, Hall, Lumpkn and Union.
lth Dist-Gmer, Murray, Walker, Dade, Floyd, Chat
tooea Cass, Cherokee, Forsyth, Pauidng DeKalb and
8winnett.
5th Dist-Carroll, Campbell. Heard. Cowet., Fayeue.
Henry Butts, Walton, Newton and Morgan.
6h DistTouP, Harris, Merrwsther, Talbot, Pix, Up,
son aud Crawford
IN Dist-Putnam, Baldwin, Jasper Monroe, Bibb,
Jones Houston, Twiggs and Wilkinson
sM Disf.-Decatur, Thomas, Lowudes, Irwin, Early.
Baker Randolph Lee, Dooy, Sumter, Stewart Marion,
Nuscopes and Macon.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

o. On Thursday night, fire broke sia oa' i, !;
the cabnst store of ". T Anba Hagsfitown, -. I'd
,sa, totally destroyed together win frame
ioinisg occupied by J Forham coniscuonnj ra,.
Post Office builjing several tunes 90 tTe ou. al
eued BY great /, supposed to b. h ie'ai'
accident cs,elessness.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

These calculations may be critically but they
are ucenty show the great injustice which this bill
does the Wing parry politically In the frsr place, you per
crre thai our majority of 3lOO votes entirely consumed
in thu lst ID and 9th districts leaving us majority
in the 7th aud 9th. In Other words the LocoFocos
rouire OF the Wings of justice give them the
sae bill which they the penitude of hs power
wiling TO yield in 1872 The Wing members of this
legislature will descend that system Of geryman-
dFipp which is SO essentially LocoFoco, but they Will
consent 10 give away The victory which the people have
eoriousy for Them They have right 10 distribute
ompactness of territory aud equality Of Representative
populatioa Thr people demand this at their hands
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

u M. D. Williams, Esq. has been elected
Mayor of Tuscaloosa Ala BY majority OF hiteen votes
over r. A. Eaton, Esq.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

FgoM TsxAs-The steamer Neptune arrived
at New Orleans On the 4th, bringing Texas news
to the ID inst. The n. 0. Bulletin has the fol-
lowing
The L S schooner Eus returned Galveston from Fs-
IA Cruz on the 22d ut She boug hit LETTERS from the U
Minister al Mexico Gen. Murphy our Cha'gs IN efas:
Ut the nature OF the dispatches had Iot traasp!ed
E,cheQuer bills of Texas taken at par al the Custen
HOUSE al Galveston In private Transactions 'heY are worth
From 90 10 o5 AT Washington the Id'oaof saiss
they are current in ordinary busines at par
Dr. Auson Jones is sad 10 be the fayoFt Candidate OF the
party which supports the present Administrator for the
Presidency.
The Washington Vindicator Of ths 25h says, that Col
Hav arrived al Washington the 23d acd reports that all
quiet in the West all the Mexican troops having oeen
Withdrawn from this side of the Rio Grande Some small
traders had been 10 Berar, but business limited
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

SuIclDE.-Samuel Boothby, of Buxton, Me,
CONSIDERED the wealthsst man IN town. committed
eide December s. 10 Consequence Of perpexy in bu
siuess. He leaves wife and FIVE children.
PARDosED.--Isaac Goodkup, of Richmond
Virginia convicted las, spring Baltimore City Court Of
obraung goods from several merchants in Baltimore under
false petences has been pardoned by Governor Thonas
and liberated from Baltimore City and County JAIL wherein
he eaphnsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

EXPLOSION OF STEAM BolLERs.-The United
States Board of Commissioners, it is said, have
spent $4,000 in testing inventions of steam
boilers have given decision in favor of that Of
Major RAUL The commissioners finished their
report on the 2sth Nov, and we shall soon have
all the facts. fU.S Gazette.
u a young man named David Pague fell
from one of the locomotives between New>,ile and Ship
penburgh Pa s.t Friday, when the wheels PASSED
him, terribly mangng both lsss and an he died in
the evening Of the same day
ST. LOUIS REPuBLIcAN.-Ths wef-conducted
.urusl ha, been mach enlarged, sad rnsss
new and handsome type
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

u We notice in the Owego Advertiser that
call has been issued by the young men of Tioga
Co. to form young mems Clay Club, They
are on the right tack-,he name of Clay will
ring cheerily from the banks of the Susquehan
nah, up through the pleasant villages that nestle
among the hills of Tioga Speaking of HENRY
CLAY, the editor says:
lt The wachword cali forth from every log cabin
land its hardy and honest inmates 10 engage IN
ot the supremacy OF American principles and the
couragement Of American labor"
Exactly, friend Advertiser-and they will
come if your young men only call right, and
right earnestly.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

657- Rev Prof. Maitts Lecture this evening Madison
street Church. corner of Caharinr Boz, the English
Tourists IN America
The Rev Professor has chosen subsc, we'll calculated
10 excite considerable nterss, community Especial
IL so as Nj Dickens received heartie welcome and
distinguished this city than any other the
Union We opin- that hs will receive handling
from the Rev Professor for like of his countmen Of
the Green Isle, he said possess the power of showing
a. play both friends and foes Besides The acknowledged
ability OF the Lecturer in Style point, and finished
-Iooueuce large and fashionable attendance
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

to subserve: we wish that shelter could be
given to the houseless, and food to the starving
for we know that all those who are suffering ar'
our brothers, although they may not be born OF
the same sparent, and we know also how
horrible are such privations. Wishing most
deeply to avoid them for ourselves, we wish also
to avoid them for Others.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

IL Sailed from New York, December llth,
in the Packet ship Toronto Cor London, the Hon.
Abram Rencher, his wife and children, of North
Carolina, Charge de Affaires of the United States
States at the Court OF Lisbon. We sincerely
wish them safe voyage, healthful sojourn in
the foreign land, and happy return to their ma
tive country :
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15
BRUSSELS CARPETING

just received, an nyeice OF BRUSSELS
ItARpEIiNGs. which, with stock on hand eomprls-
The most splendid assortment the Cty-or sale che y
80, c. w. SMITH < COMPANY,
% 2Ts 23i Broadway, topposite CITY Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

INcENDAR1sM.-We understand that this city
wa. fred on Thursday less than Rrs About l.
O'Clock on Thursday the stable of Mr. A Ae was Sci on
FIRE and consumed and about O'Clock that Of Nh w M
Felowfs the ad oinng LOT, also fred IN snch man
ner as 10 exhbr the greatest coontss and II was
soon discovered however and et,ngushed In the last IN
the torch applied while several persons were
within thirty feet OF the building moyug about the yard
This startling fact demonstrates either the hardened
and reckless vany Of old offender hs less Conscious
mischief malice Of youthful dePavy We find ~ 10 be
the opinion Of intelligent IL the city thai
the idle vicious vagan boys that nfest streets are h-
ncandiares fI.ouisvle Jour. 9th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15
ENGLISH DRUGGETs

u a small invoice Of superior oualtv new nat
G. y. sSifrR * cos1FANY.
osz z"s I4 Broadway, (oppo,iIe CitY HalL)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

prosperity of the Country, and reasonable Re-
,renchmens of Expenditures, would a. once swell
the Revenue above The Expenditures and speedily
wipe off the existing Debt. Such is the true ant
obvious course. How will it be considered by
those who raised the clamor against taxing lea
and Coffee in 1892
Il viii not farther analyze the Report since
it ought 10 be universally read. H'c'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN New OKlEANs.--A
western man named John Hill waylad aud knocked
down BY couple Of footpad New Orleans the ID ins
and robbed of O25 which he had that day seceiyd for
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

GEORGIA. correspondent Of one of the
Georgia papers, writing from Milledgevle, Nov.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

this establishment some hundreds Of children
majority of whom are quite robust and hearty,
and of an age TO be able TO produce. Two hun
dred acres of land are attached to the estab-
hshment, and yet the vegetables, we believe,
and even the milk for the establishment, are
bought! This fact shows how extremely de-
feclive is the organization Of the agricultural
department. AS regards manufacturing and me-
chanical employments, allthat has been done IS 10
estabfsh-and that quite latey-a miserable lit
tie shoe shop, where five or SIX boys, who had
lost leg, are engaged in making shoes. The
rest of the children are idle, except when IN the
schools. With proper organization of Industry,
these children could produce enough to support
themselves, and they would in so doing acquire
knowledge and skill in useful pursuits which
would guarantee them living when they LETT the
establishment, besides health and strength, and
habits OF industry. 1t is pitifu to see an estab-
hshment SO effectively organized, when with
little intelligence, and less means than are now
required, an excellent Institution could be found.
ed. The folly Of the system pursued, is hight
ened by the fact that those boys who, having
lost one leg, would seem the least capacitated for
work, are the only ones that have been made to
! engage In any productive occupation.
The Press should direct its attention to the
succor of the Poor: mere criticism, or selfish In
difference are neither wise nor humane. A good
plan is wanted; let those who find fault with our
views. propose something better. We are not te-
nacious; we have no vanity nor individual ends
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The steamer Alabama, arrived at New Orleans
from Havaoa, brings Intelligence that oo Monday,
the 22d ultimo, an express reached Havana with
news OF another insurrectioD amopg the blacks on
the south side of the Island Ia the vicinity Of ST.
Jago dc Cuba. Judging from the accounts, the plot
appears 10 have been much more extensive aud deep
~ organised than the outbreak at Cardenas some
time since, and much more desperate aud bloody in
lis execution. large number Of planters, with
their overseers and families the hapless victims
of the Infatuated blacks considerable property was
also destroyed. The Admiral Of the port on receiy-
Ing tie news Of this great outbreak, deemed tie
emergency so great that he Immediately despatched
a -ot-war steamer TO the scene of the riot and
orders were also given for frgate, two bsiss-ol-
delay
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A CARD-1he undersigned having, under the
a firm Of Johnson & Csllan, opened an office Of
General Agency for the negotiation and transaction
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