New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06


a law.
On FRIDAY. an Address was pressed through
the House BY l5S to l4l, requesting The Governor
and Co3pci 10 dismiss Gen. H. A. Dearborn from
the Office of Adiu,ant General. His offence was
leodine part of the State Arms to the Govern
men. of Rhode Island when imminently nenaced
with subversion BY the Dorr forces. There is no
doubt that the Senate will concur, and the Govern
OF obey.
Loco.Foco Legislative Convention was held
a, Boston on Thursday evening. An c:teInpt to
nominate Martin Van Buren Tor next President
was vehemently resisted by the Calhoun men, and
| finally laid over. The Convention will reasseu-
ole on Wednesday evening, when it is thought that
the Van Barren Resolutions will be pushed through
possibly with some notifications.
Hon LErERE1T SALroxsfALL having declined
TO run again for Congress from the Essex District,
Hon. DANIEL P. Kisc of Danvers, ythe present
Speaker of the House, has been nominated in his
stead He is expected to make good run.
No choice for Members of Congress at the last
! trial. except Parmenter, Loco, i. the hEddlesex
| District. Mr.. Hudsc.,, however, came within lco
votes in the Worcester, and Messrs. Baker in the
| Hampshire, and Rockwell in the Berkshire Dis.
trcts so near that trust they will all be elected
on the next trial (APrl)
Town Elections through the State this day
|
SOUTH CAsoL!NA.-The Election for Members
Of Congress throughout the Palmetto State has
! resulted as follows:
| Dist Elected Ore,.
o X wn GoTssE sn,Isr 'Gs@'d se d9 NJ
IT.. JoseFaA. /" oopwARD- IT bomas D. Sumter do
C. eoldse late NJ
VlI.... II. BARNwEtL sHErr, re elected
| Mr. Black represents mainly the District hi
,hsr,o represented by Gen. James Rogers, who
declined; Col. Butler was sort of Wing, but
as often voted Loco-Foco any way; John
Campbell was once Wing, and is an odd
ash; but presume the whole of The Dele
CATION will range under the banner of Mr.. Cal
houn. Only Messls. Rhets, Campbell, and
Holmes are reelected.
% The following Members of Congress have
arrived a, Heward's Hotel on their way homewaId
from Washington, viz.
Senator's S. C. Gratis of VI. J. Wilcox OF N. II.
Representntivsst
~ s. Lilehe.d, Go. Tristram Shaw do.
Hilan! Hail, W. CbaS. Hudson, Mass.
John a Young ans Lv Co. N Y jos Egbert. Rich Co NY
:, Bahcock Orl Co. do. John Sanford, hiont Co. do.
!. G; Floyd; onfida Co 90. L. Gordon Del Co. do
Jacob IIouck, Scho Co. do A. w Doig, Lewis Co. do.
D. p. Brewster, Osw. Co. do J. NJ. Howard Michigan
The following have arrived at the Astor:
Senator's Simmons and Sprague of n. l.
Reps. Winthrop of Alass. Fessenden OF Me.
The larger number, probably, of the Members
remained in Washington till this morning.
10 The signal Wing yictory in New Orleans
gladdsns the hearts of ouy southern friends. The
Wing Mayor now elected, by 3l5 majority, takes
the place Of Loco-Foco; and the clamor of the
Locos Of New Orleans, that the Wing Represen-
tatives were, last summer, elected BY fraudulent
votes is answered by double their maj ority.
U1The triangular warfare in NEwHAMP-
SHIRE is waged with great spirit. Isaac Hill is
on the stamp for his own side, and Hon. Franklin
Pierce (a,a U. S. Senator) for the ultra Radicals.
The Wings might do something if they would, but
We presume they won't.
U The Legislature of MAINE is at work on a
Districting bill, bu. makes little headway.-
The majority think they can't gouge the Wings
badly enough, and threaten to nulify the District
requisi,on and elect by General Ticket.
p The New Hampshire Gazette, Portsmouth,
the oldest Democratic journal in the Stss carries
at its head the names Of JoEN c. CALRous fer
next President, and LEVI WOODBURY. for Vice
President.
J The announcement which we copied from
the Albany Advertiser through the Commercial
Advertiser of The marriage Of Rev. J. Perkins ,e
Miss c. Myers Of Whitehall, was incorrect Nc
such marriage has taken place.
p I, will be seen BY cur city intelligence tha
Mr. Morris of the War Department in Washing
ton, has laid before the Grand Jury complain
against Commander MACKENZIE, for murder OF
the high seas. Mrs. Cromwell! has lodged ano
ther of the same tenor.
p The Frankfort correspondent the LeXing
ton Inteligencer states that there was u reitet
row in rrinlble county on the last county oour
day. The sheriff owing to the excitement, re
fused that day to qualify. That night th'
clerks office was burnt down. Gov. Letcher ha
nominated another sheriff to the Senate.
U The Concert of Mad. Maroncel at tbs
Apollo Hall this evening presents strong a,trac
lions to the lovers of Music. Apart from the en-,
ineat lalen, she has summoned to her aid, tht
claims Of Mad. NJ. on the appreciation OF New
Workers very strong, and We trust they will b.