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PHILADELPHIA, .april |, lo43.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
IT The BROOKLYN Eagle tres to gay again

u The Brooklyn Eagle tries to gay again
that Mr. Clay transferred himself TO the feoel
alists," in voting for Mr.. Adams. How 50 pi'
Mr.. jefferson and Mr.. Madison successiveiy en-
ploy Federa!ist in the most important Diploma
tic stations throughout the great struggle between
Federalism and Democracy Did Mr.. Monroe
choose a Federast to take the lead in his Ca'i'
net through his whole term Did eli New. Eng
ond-evcry State in 1924 being strongly Demo
craft. in its Govemment-vo'e en- mGSss 10Y
Federal President, and New-York back them
Docs the Editor of the Esgie remember that Tue
only State at that time ruled By the Federalls's
was Delquars, which. voted for Wa, IL. Ofa"
ford, the regular Democratic Caucus candiaa'e
This pretcncc that to vote for iir Adams was
apo.tacy from the Democratic party IS too ao-
gurd even for the narrowest partiseashiP'
The Eagle sees, but VIII rot admit inc essen
tal un,ru.h Of its assertion that Mr. Clay's ad-
mi,,ed change Of position On the Bank Question
between ISL and 1916 was consequent on his
being employed to do some business for the Bank
since the change took place when there was no
Bank. Why can We not teach our neighboF that
it is better, as matter OF policy, to reFact such
an assertion than to persist in it, when all the
world sees It's injustice
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

HoRRicAsE.-The Carbondalc Gazette Of tho
26th ult. says =" On Friday last, ebout 6, P. NJ.
OF the most terrible hurricanes passed over
part OF our village ever witnessed i'll this section.
heavy c.oud came up, threatening bard shower,
and about the time the rain began 10 fall here,
double current Of wind passed over The lower part
of The village, one from the South and the other
from The Vest, ea.h apparently striving for the
mastesy.t but either not willing 10 give in TO the
other, they united forces and went OF in North
easterly direction. Dry goods boxes, blrres boarJs
and shingles and every thing movable taken
up by the wind and carried along a fearful speed
some rods distant; chimneyt tops were shattered,
and bricks thrown down; shanties and outhouses,
IN tho lonet loiaPidated Of tempvraIy auucIure,
were urroofed windows blown in, shutters wrench
ed OIL fences thrown down, and many Of the gardens
considerably injured. track, about ten rods wide
was madc through The wood, to its whole extent,
just back of the village, by the trees being blown
down. The time the wind lasted was not az long as
II will require read this article, and while it was
tearing every thing 10 pieces square, the ad-
joining above, the store of Mrysrs. Love &
Gillespie, on the corner, was no, visited at all
nv +, u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
Letter from Mr.. FreI,mshuysen.

We presume that the reckless assertion that Mr..
Frclinghuyscn one of the o,iginators and lead
ers of the Native American party will obhge him
to answer hundred letters Of inquiry on that sub
icct. We find the following in The Philadelphia
Spirit OF the Times, (Loco.)
NEw-YoRx. July 81. lSii.
Mr.. +. F.. MErzGAR Dear Sir-lo our favor OF
the 27,h June is duly received. am happy TO
relieve your mind by stating TO you, that am not
of the Native American Party, nor Go |, nor
any consicerate Wing, as l believe, cherish any
feeling, bat that of the strongest dlsaPpfobatlon
Of the scenes OF violence and blood that occurred
at Philadelphia. These charges. 50 industrlously
circulated by some members OF ihc adverse party,
ought not to disturb the Wings. | can fcarlessly
chailensc the proof that ever countenanced the
doctrines Of persecution Or exclusion from office
Tor opinions sake. Ihold in veneraton the prn
ciples OF our Constitution that leave conscience
Tree, that separate Church and State-and re-
quiTc no religious test, and recognize no particular
religious denomination as the favored establish
mcnt of Government.
These are my views and always have been.
Yours, very respectfully.
(S:nei rHEo FREIISGHvY,ES
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
GEO. ~. ByBB. Secretary oi'ihe Tire
Van Bur.n and Polk.


Gen. JACKSON has written another letter to a
Mr.. NJ. NJ Jones, of Utica, N. Y. in favor Of
Polk and Annex alton. He says he had expect
ed the re-nomina ton ofVan Buren, at Baltimore,
"up to the public atiOn Of Wr. Y. BIS rieooS on
the question Of 4Annering TEXAS, and even so
late as the assembling of the Convention at Bal
timore" But he adds,
at seems, however, that while all the members
of the Convention concurred IN the sentiments
which have expressed referring 10 his exalted
character and distinguished services, Il considera-
BILE minority oblec Ted 10 his selection as Candidate
Tor the Presidency, on account 81 ms PoSHa0" o."
The Texas question:; and that, out OF deerence 10
this minority, anG from Il desire tU produce enure
lnanimry in the ranks OF the party, the two cundi-
da,esAow before The people, Messrs. Polk and Dat
las were selected, Us being equally acceptable 10
all the memters tf the Convention, and pos sessinS
those general QuGl GlIfcalions which would ensure III
case al their clect on an administration oi the eu
eral Government on principles o' souNs anu VI ilio
iox Republicans
We publish this to add one more indisputablc
witness to the chain of evidence that the Imme-
diate. unconditional Annexation Of Texas is the
ground on which Loco Focosm has planted
itself for the pending contest. Mir. Van Buren
expressly admitted Annexation 10 be Constitu-
,ionaI and under proper circumstances desirable,
but the men who nominated Polk would have
Annexation noto, and at all hazards-Wsr, Debt,
Slavery convusion, and every thing. On these
grounds Van Bu,en was put down and Polk was
put up. If he is elected, it will be direct and
deliberate sanction of Immediate Annexation
under existing circumstances, and Polk will be
bound to acquire Texas, with all its imperiec-
tons on its head in defiance of Treaties and the
horror OF the civilized world.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
Things In pHi,adeiph:u.
Correspondence Of The Tnbune.

l
PHILADELPHIA. August Jpn
Cu,xogs-Sornsimp important ehsnees' II - rnmnred,
@ l,, e. u!ace N he C,oin Hoa,r rsa re-, me- u
VI ~ ,cre. ss ,in he ,guud some tine 1,q TIE
ori.srme-t. Tace vscan & p, me b an Of joe -;
~ 80 stoI,. by ths Governor n'pector oi Nass-r I'd
,S!ed -pri's N plree C; D.. ht"ei. ",o 1870, J.o,
90 ae e.. hss bee1 removed. snd Daniel J. EAat
ap2salei = 3,GceS'i iefniYs~i, ae military corp.
g. ,,r. who have t--n among " ~ h- ia, lev dan
@ ~ 81 the hospitahte- Of orr ~ en- IN 'n- ,SeafneNe'
New Phl!zdei2ha this moin.!s ''f '' e'''''''-e4' y
f','Ie9I ,'I'en9?ItyoE-AdcrGlan GEiscom Yesterday, held
To bal IN sloo man named hnaf' n H,,istg on Wl.tsS
tSf which he attempted 10 usiiy Oh iae siouI' as'ue
co,,-yinant had educed hts we - TO- H.. C,x al
ivpnRr.Sr-iae ae Grand Jury Iof "c ny and
iisl.i-oha w,li n5ke their gIs~entnent on Saiu'
tsy rsxt wa-, some important la:otnla.mn m , , w o. @
os .-.rb .sme ard deerad zion 10 he Sc oI ne
v,y os s,iikSi world WI! forward copy Al 'ie ea'f
n'0ss.', '0asssH.',,rLr-Aderman Brazer this morning hsd
III Inn Sru..e ard John j-ci son iir .spa.H 20 .h'
et the liIil.h C,aGs sa ,ili .scoad ma:e of,A.
~ - - lie ease was seat TO CoHt'.
HoRKlpLEAn INQUEST wa3 Wc.C ,. S'S .h n'osans 5..
,a tbc body Of an cd named Wei,.e who f,fe Al
miserable Small Te.s sr yr,Iet @ tss Of @
The n,fh & ngGa ;,s .GS1i aaso~. SsS."
Jug u.Ssrncxs-ihcre l. no particular change 10 note
in on, stock Market The sales oday were To no1efa'e e1
'rq oos ,SrSs nStnS aST Safe Cur G ank l $500 Cnrnnc
~, 81 SIsUg Ieg 81. l. ~ it4 shafes ssis o.
Rso,,i~sy 81 do & CSo !enGe'.se ,onJs . -. "a, oi II
1 RANK lC: DO Penn>y,uuia BanS. $50 ONO
M ,yaro tannl Ioan 6}.. st0 do do o. = sis :
n"ns Q. s:sN Iehish IS. iS5 IS, 10 ,.o ~,
S,sonJ Bcdr sd uo Reading Rd Bonds u' 80 shs WI
,lnstun I'd. ga. 81. .. p;.p
fridge Denehe RUS5: w1n & S,s S.Ss Eihs,: tES2s
pg,n"n 'rrwn,end, Boston: WIN. Nelson. Boxer. do. .
i", Nch"js do Pelon, Bartle dos Julia. Nansder.
%ns.bn,yvort h,aans. sherman. Nes Bedford; JAMS
Henderson, ihnson, y. Haven, g. W..
e3rfrri-Schr delaware. McnsGn. is i'cH New York
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
POLICE OFFICE.

LARcEHlEs.-John Kirk, Tobias Burk and John
Bfewy boys arrested and 10 prieon ior stealing
.iive watch worn sl2 james kene, No. A Waahng-
ton street
Winin " son and lis VIE Ann arrested ani lmp.
soaed chusc el stealing bundle .! coihns irom
yard.
Ing Ii bras Kettle.
fr;nck Carney nnes,cd md committed for sterIns 'ee-
ial bars Ui suHp lie was cGdeuyurin. TO sol. 49,
M0EG pF me SUPPOSED NukDkR CASE.-lW his
morning a Dothout. the mother OF John. ~bo eedaedto
murdered PeDS, yGnn. appeared NJ the Poics
Dliic with her other BenJrnln and both den-
fed tf. taphet G. Davis. the chsig.d with hs
murder % John Gibou' the person whT w Oihofs lO
lowed e PeGny ,nGia. Ihcy h ~ also deprs'd that
after Iey tie UOOu had cfo-so the bTJ.e over he
Delaware enton TINT Dav nni h. up; thIt
Dayi, kuGrk- Ibu puti"t OF ~, hUrr 10 r grCund SIN
ibudge0n. when the pay Murdered him That ihsy thefe
stole $50 iuui-y. the thfrc hurvs that or
bout had nnd after buty ua"ain. hi, vie degartsc-
The mott ci the deccH. although suesHHt advanced ~
ysn and who IDm ti!.pu'i EGye clear and com
te statement OF The murder ami robbery. GHd Dy, ie
f.,u tAf tu prf.G
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

An EXPIRING EFFORT OF DoRRIsM-'The
latest example of Dorritc tactics was furnished
Yesterday on the arrival Of tie New England
Guards.-Some poor fools stretched rope across
one of the streets in the route OF the procession
having the portrait Of their leader, the Governor
suspended from it. Two or three men of the Sea
Fcncibl,s disposed of it without drAiculty but
did not have the pleasure of meeting the men
WHO bad taken this mode OF maniiestng their
hospitali,y.-They were toa good Dofrites to wal
and witness the success OF their maneuvre, and
they ran away, Just as they always do.
Providence Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

GLORIOUS WnG MEETING IN BaooKLrN.-A
meeting Of the Wings OF the Seventh Ward was
held last evening Hanticld's, corner of Kent
and Flushing Avenue. The Seventh Wardcrs
proved by their attendance last night, that they
arc wide awake, and ready for the fight which is
soon to be upon US. There was glorious spirit
manifested last night, as true Us steel. The indl-
cations from every quarter OF the county are
frausht with cheering intelligence to the Wings.
Our cause is gaining fresh supporters every day !;
Loco Focosm is fairly on its back, and the little
stir seen among the Loco.F Foccs is only the con-
vulsivc kicks of the expiring monster. Up boys
and at them, put the beast out of lis misery as
soon as you can, for one of the most beautiful
attributes Of power is mercy. The meeting was
addressed last evening in an eloquent and enthu-
siaslic manner by Messrs. Noble, Parsons and
Ransom. Another meeting will be held i'll the
7th Ward in the course of few evenDgs.e
The New York Glce Club were in attendance,
giving harmony 10 their friends and dlscord to
their enemies. Brooklyn ADV. lst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

ST. MARy's SUNDAY ScuooL-Ye.:er the children at
tached IN the St says Sunday School made
dowr the Bay far Staten Island. They let; the City at
O'Clock A. VI. accompanied by Rev Ar. Stars Pasto. Of
81 Mays. Rev NJ Teixchea. and their Teacher The pro-
ceson numbered about CO. boys and zrsfonins in their
neat peE;onn appearance and the order of . movements
spectacle Of ordinary attended by about 200
OF The relatives and friends Of the children The day. which
lowered little IN The morning cleared uD early and nothing
occurred to mar the general f,vy. The scenery OF ay
always beautiful but Particularly the present seasonhe
fresh ai' &c afforded simple but keen enjoyment 1t
re voya.e. accustomed to the confined and heated ato-
sphere OF oar crowded City They the afternoon
highly delighted with their tip
The character of the proceeding speaks well for the
which The Teachers have bestowed their little pups We
are informed that Mn Townsend and Mr. Joseph Miller on
"hosc grounds The children remained during the day took o
cason To manifest their friendly feelings. Dir Miller behaved
IN the klnGe ar. Tranor made the chdren enter
er house. where they awaited the arrival Of the steamboat
that bfcu.h them back the City We requested by The
sunday School TO their thanks u the several
pcrte1.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
Louisiana

A correspondent asks if it IS really true, az
.;,;re,,, stated in the Polk journals, that the
f..,,-h, th,ourh their late
wings 0, Ho'',a-.a -. How 90, be
battle under lie banner oi ieAas.
ask such question Has he rot s'ch Senator
p.-or,s l.,ter ard the extracts we have pub
D','' -, H., N.n. n,r,.,s Whip pan..s
l'shcd i'oii VIC Tt,-a ,,,o
They made ~ sucn Pio;esSionS'
doubtless individuals among ;hcm who deS.'s LIZ
A,ne1n,on OF Texas under prope. auspices out
ac 40, -c.,er,bs- one voice that has been
'. ;.,,,,s;,,c u.,oaiitjora! Annexation
'aiseu 'o' ''''''''e'',1' r,r Pm, ard
which was hoI a'so ''''''''''
Dallas.
p, tho y.ay. Tie following 'c.ter, Hh;ch
ia :. c,;,. ,o ,i,c purcose:
j371 40" ''''7 r,.,.n,,,,-, Lon. .!a!y. 1874.
r. D., ;,s;.o- of y, 7ribars:
pix. D.liss and Annexation stand no chance
:, this section of the State VIC chave just gwen
hard blew 10 Loco Foccism IN the person oi
Alccs Labranchc. late Representative IN Con
g,ess from this The Second District. Every nerve
US strained bv his fge..,is o., his behalf hut with
o,t ef..ct. Tho pa,.sil OF Assumption. which
bs-e,o,orc usually rs9e abou. 300 Loco mrj9ri,y,
,.sys q, the last election of Labrlnche-ni,.s
when his party expected and cl:.'mcd 2j0-lhcy
would not hare compromised l. 200 bat alas !
,bcv were cnn,psllcd To con.e..t thlmsely5r with
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

NEW ENGLAND METHODIST CONFERENCE.-The
Annual Conference of The n. E. M. E. Church as
.embled at West6eld, Mass on the 24th ult. Bis
hop James presided. The Bishops Address is high
ly spoken Of. The proceedings up to the 10Th were
not OF general interest.
GRAVE AccusArios.-Dsvid Turnbul, British
Consul in the Island of Cuba, is accused ny the or
gans OF the Cuban Governmen, with being the mover
IN The recent insurrsctionayy incidents among The
negroes there, and is charged with having formed
design, in connection with the blacks, TO get posses
sion Of the Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

ECONOMICAL GuvEHNMEST.-Wa find IL the
Albany Daily Advertiser al!usicn TO the man
ner in which the Boston Custom House in CON
Quoted, by which it appears that under Mr. Ran
toni and Mr.. Williams (boih Loco Focos, and the
latter stll in oicc) the cost ~ ten thousand doL-
lars per m0nH more lban under Levi Lncon the
Wing. Tnerc were but twenty-five inspectors,
seven weigheTs and guagers, and five neasure's
under the latter, hile there now sereRty-tree
inspectors, toelre wegbers and gaugefs, ond nine
measures. \ fine lesson i'll economy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
as in a fair way Of adjustment.

u SENATOR MILLER of n. j. remarked at
late meeting in this city that Loco-Focolsm had
settled down on two hobbies, Anti. Tariff and
Texas land this last stolen one, for ii was John
Tyler's hobby, all saddled and bridlcd, and ready
to be mounted, when Polk stepped in and poked
him from his scat, and sat off for Texas on the
hobby hmself-not the first man by good many
rcho had gone TO Teras on stolen horse"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
BY This Mornings Mail.

RI. Baltimore ard its vicinity were visited On
"Wednesday afternoon BY ihuncer-sas' oi remark
able severity. Three or ioor houses were stfacl,
seversl ve.soas injured, and one IA colorcd woman
;.,.,a.rly bii!sd by the !ighninE'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
CoRoyER's OFFICE.

SUDDEN DEATH The Corou-r held an inquest
day Fort Washington the body of iucretia welsh
aged A. rnye uf AbnY who, While assisting her husband
push small beat OIL the soie INTO the North RIVER became
very FAINT a being conveyed into the house and placed on
the bed died betor any assistance Gould he rendered Ve
dict, death by the rupture pl aI nEeursm.
nlAN DRowNLD.-A deaf and dumb colured man.
commonly called Dummy fell the wG;er to-day at the
loot Ui Rende street. and va. drlwGed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

lhe Central Committees OF the Counties respect
iy requested IF the time proposed approbatoaD
70 make the for meetings mus
datey The State Central Committee Will charge themselves
wi'a the duty OF providing two Of the gu,d hs
speakers In The STATE 10 address ench of these eeps The
alnnsement O; the speakers will be duly ausouncsd.
ihe Wing newspapers will please copy this soon
espossibe. JAMES WILSON.
X. n. SHREVE,
sAN'I. l.. q IL CMMERE-
J. ~ REDMOND,
JAMEST. SHERMAN.
aul Stats Central COMMITTEE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
protection.

FROM PERSAMBUco.-A dissolution Of the Cham
bers took place on the lst June, in consequence of
the debate on the proposed changes in the Tariff,
which we have already noticed. The duties, how
ever can be raised by the Ministers in the recess of
Parliament, and it thought likely that this
would be toIe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

OBSCURE FARMER.-'ihc Third parry abolition
lists now say that Charles Burcharj whose noble
letter, rcnounciDg their party and coming CUT for
Mr.. Clay we published week or two since, il . a
man vi very moderate standing" and was "as OBJ
Scure farmer rs resides IN tie Iote.." An obscure
farmer indeed II an obscure farmer, in litte
country town 10 Central New-York can write such
letter as that, the distinguished farmers there must
be tall men. Hurrah for the Newfork farmers.
ISpring field Republican.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

We yesterday had private advices saying that
North Cnro!;na would 60 well; Indiana probably
otherwise lowing to divisions and want oiorgsni'
za,ion y Illinois better than is generally expected
and that our Governor would be hard run in
Kea,ueky on personal grounds, but 1t was
thought not defeated. The Locos have readily
offered to vote for Clay in November, if Wings
would vote for Butler now, and have picked up
many votes in this way. A great many Ken
1uckians were out with Butler in the Last War,
fundcr Harrison,) and again at New Orleans,
and ,ciu vote for him any how. Missouri, u
Western friend writes, affords some hope Of a
Wing Legislature bu. little of defeating the
Hard Congress ticket, as many Wings won,
vote the Soft ticket. We give all these spec
ulstiops for what they are worth.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

u Rev. JOY II. FMRcHrLp, late of Boston,
HOW of Exeter, n. II. has been tried by an Ec-
clesiasncsl council, and pronounced guilty of
Seduction and Adultery. The victim was Miss
Rhoda Davidson, simple, conhding, ill-inform-
cd gil, who lived in his family; and it is report
ed that there are other:. The evidence OF Miss
Davidson, her sister, her father, and of letter
written to her by MIR. FsIchild, and admitted by
him, was conclusive The council voted, 10 to
6, to depose him from The Ministry; the 8 sim
fly desired more testimony before condemnation.
Sir. Fairchild Will be proceeded against crimi-
nally al Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

TIH' is informed tha; the slcnde he narraies Is moi
only fake bu, impossible 20 be tue. and thai 1t Is CUTE ene
,o contradict ,uch Nbsis as find their way into print.
Tn hunt I'D every whispered scandal on public msn and pa
xou i, or tho saks Of contradiction prsposistoas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
THE TRIBUNE. ,
WHIG NOMINATIONS.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2, 1914.

OF General Committee of Democratic
Whig Young Men.-A regular meeting OF this Com
will be held Broadwny Hous- Friday Evening
'N'' ~ DAVID GRAHAM. Chairman
5; f5>'ii +. igsTas' x; TasloR. ,secr. al
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
WhiS Mass Conventions.

The Wings OF SENECA County and vicinity
will hold Mass Convention ~ Seneca Falls on
the l0th inst.
The Wings Of ToNrklSs viii hold their Mass
Convention at Ithaca on The 2lst. 1t wal! Re a
great one. Gov. SEWARD and Gso DAWSON will
be among the speakers, and they have hope OF
DANIEL WEBsTsR.
The Wing. of BsooMr will hold their Mass
Convention at Blnghamton on the 5th OF Sep
tcmber.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

S- THAT kESTrcKY WHISTLER at the American Nh.
scum ifiwing greni his won!.rut n.rtm
anees He see. 10 E e that .fac tie oyer. Of
amusement Just now With several hers inciu,n- the in
fani Sisters. Great Western, Mr. Cole &c &c he rives
grand performance this evening O'clock The Gpsy Fer
tnne teller may be consulted al all hours. ''r'' Va
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

News FROM HAYrl.-Capt. Cuts of the brig
Hayti, which arrived last night, in the short pas
sage of II days, informs us that General Acao,
the principal leader of the late revolution at Aux
Cages, had been induced by President GurrerIe
with promises Of Promoton, sc. to vi-it Port au
Prince, and Immediately upon his arrival he was
Imprisoned, where he was when Capt. Cuts
sailed, ii was supposed ne would be shot The
paruzans at the EasteIn part of the Island, have
acknowledged the Government and applied for
protection.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

e We refer those OF our readers who are re-
gaId!u! Of the beauty ard soundness OF their teeth
to the advertisement Of Dr.. a. MclLoy IN another
column.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

Ut Hon. RurUs CHoArE is to deliver an ad
dress before the Boston Young Mems Clay Club
nm the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

O WM. J. BAuBIrr, leading citizen OF
Gaines, Orleans Co. y. Y. declares in a public
letter that, though he has supported Van Buren
Democracy throughout, and is now opposed to a
National Bank, he can't stand Polk and Texas,
and is in favor OF Protective Tariff, wherefore
he supports HENRY CLAY. He has been Super
visor of the town. and we think has represented
the County III the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

r-y About the best joke of the season is cos
tained in the Augusta (hIe.) Age. That paper says
that I" the South want Texas not as means of ex-
tending AMI perpetuaiing slavery, but as Me only
means rhieh human sag0city can discorer of get
ting rid Of siarery.' This may be the ground MIR.
Calhoun takes in his letter 10 Mr. Packenha.u, but
we confess we did not understand it so. More
light! Lowell Courier.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

u Mr. Waddiu, Loco Foco, has been elected
IN Baton Rouge, La. to fill the seat IN the State
Convention left vacant BY the death, since the
general election, Of Dr.. Combs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

II The REFgBLIc, heretofore Free Trade
paper, has come-out decidedly Wing, and takes
broad Wing grounds on every question.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

RAlLxoAp.-AIen have been engaged during
the past week, in stalking out the track for the
railroad between Plymouth and Boston, and we
expect to see the ground broken very soon
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
subscriptions for Clay Tribune.

% Wing County Meetings In Neyv-Jer-
sey.-Ihc Wing State Central COMMITTEE IN compliance
with sugeetons mace to them by many persons recommend
10 the Wings OF the State 10 hold County Meetings hee
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge DAILY.
HABEAs sCoKpUs.-Angelin- Lamonte, Ihe young
woman cnrlmte on charge of stealing from the pllooni
prcket OF A. T. etncs. ut the house o; Mn. M'-f hI
pocket book containing $40 but portion uf which WINS ~
COVERED brought wft III haseas corpus ana up,
plcaon Inde that bn te reduced aud e be discharged
custody, hG Application grounded on The srt htt
health such ta she wl PERISH II not permitted
su where size have The advantage at good NJ, prpef
attendance She appeufs uve suffered much iiOm
effects u her since beinE up
before. JUDGE u VIII eclL: Use ngpchon TINS otenoon