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TIME undersigned have this day formed copart
i nership for the practice of Law in the District
of Columbia and adjoining counties.
Office in the east wing Of the City Hall, No. 81.
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
POLICE OFFICE.

PlcKPocKET.-A young man aged l5 or l9,
who the Of John VI King. arrested to-day in
the houndt of The Exchange BY Officer Ryea after he had
stolen pock handkerchief from The pocet of Country
merchant. Committed
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs-Thomas Barrows.
IuGk shop keeper 2i3 Stanto-sfrset arrested
p7nt OF William IL Brown. of 22d street near tt ~ Duck
Tor h2Ens I-ceived Large quantity OF copper bols &c
other boss He was committed 20 answer.
PETTY IHEFTs.-John Moran was arrested and
Committed 10 prison for sheet copper. Joseph
Nelly was committed for stealing Thomas Me-
Gion, OF q LnrstIe-St.et. Lonis Caesar coor=I man.
was committed Tor robbirg the drawer Of John Has3.
r or No 10 Broonsstreet OF So He caught in the act
Henry Clark was committed ioc stealing sack coat pair
OF boots, sc from the steamboat Utica.
AssArLTISG An ALDERMAN.-John Fitzgerald
msde violent assault Alderman Purdy Of the Tenth
War!. IL was comm!t,ed 70 aaswer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
Hetrenchment at Last

Mr.. HuNGEREoRp of. this State has reported to
the House from the Retrenchment Committee q
bill cutting down the pay of Members to Sc per
day, and reducing the spois of the officers about
the Capitol. We hope it may pass though it is
made to take effect only from and after the lst
of July next Better late than never. II also
cuts down the salaries of the best paid clerks,
sc. about the Departments, and actually abol-
ishes two offices-Solicitor OF the Land Office
and one OF the Postmasters to Congress.
The Committee say they have more such bills
to come. Let them grind them out, then, for
the People would like any amount Of legislation
Of this sort as change from the non doings Of
the last three months.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

BR1c HoBoHoK BURNED At SEA-The brig
Hobomok, of Providence, on her passage from
Mobile Tor the former place. was struck by light
nlng of, Cape Hatteras on the Goth of February.
and burnt to the waters edge. The Captain and
crew were very fortunately taken from the burn
ing vessel III the moment Of imminent danger by
Newburyport ship, and carried into Boston
all we'll She had cargo of cotton for mer-
chants of Providence.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

IJ-Gen. Thomas II. BAYLY is the anti Wing
candidate for Congress from the Accomac Dis
srict, Virginia, late Wise's, He is now Judge
of the State Courts, and has been prominent Ii
the House of Delegates He has been success
sively Federslist, Jackson man, Nullifer,
Wing, and is now Calhoun Loco. We trust
the Wings viii put up strong man against him.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

PENNsyLvANtA.-Gchc united Wings and Anti
Masons OF the Allegheny District Pa have nom-
mated Hon. CORNELIUS DAERAGH of Pittsburgh
for Congress in place of Hon. VIM. Wilkins by
Il votes to % for Charles Avery The Loco Focos
have nominated DR.. EDWARD D. GAzzAM OF the
same place, by ii to D for Col VIM. G. Haw-
l1ins. The Political Abolitonists have unani-
mously nominated NEVILLE B. CRAIG, who was
the exclusive Ant-MaSonic candidate last Fall.
Mr.. Craig will poll more than the Abolition vote
This Convention passed resolutions in favor of
the Tariff. The Loco Convention protested yea
lousy against the sale Of the State Wars.
The Election takes place on Friday, 18th. We
have letter from friend stating that the Wings
arc confident that Mr. Darragh will be chosen,
though by no such majority as MARKLE and CLAY
viii get in the Fall.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

BY THE REPORTER OF THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE
WAsHlSGrox SATURDAY., March 9.
In the House OF REPRESENTATIVES,, the Select
Committee appointed on Mr.. DRoMGooLE's motion
on the Va. resolutions, in reply to those of the
Legislature of Mass, consists of the following
members: Messrs. DRoMGooLE of Va, RHETT of
S. c.. BOYD OF KY, ABBoTr of Mass REDING Of
N. H., STRONG of n. Y, BRENGLE of Md, Ro-
BERTs of Mi, and CL1NcH Of Ga
Mr.. STErsoN of N. Y, is appointed to supply
the vacancy of Mr.. BEARDsLEY on the Committee
on Foreign Affairs.
The resolution to authorize the Select Com
mittee on the memorial of the 26 Democratic
Members of the Rhode Island Legislature to send
for persons and papers was discussed by Mr..
RATHBuN of n. Y. in reply to Mr.. CRANsToN,
and in the exhibition, with much violence of
manner, of many coarse and disgusting person.
alites He upheld and fully justified the course
of Dorr and his confederates in the rebellion, and
highly eulogized his character, condemning those
citizens and that party who stood up in defence
of the existing Government. He dwelt largely
and with an oyerbearmg sefconfdence upon the
absolute, inalenable power of the citizens, un-
bound by constitutions or laws to amend or abol-
hsh their old forms of Government, and to substl-
tutc new ones; and contrasted the provisions of
the Peoples Constitution with those of the old
one, which he termed the bloody charter Of
Charles IL, giving the decided preference to the
former, and alleging that, under the latter, mon
archy had found a hiding place in Rhode Island.
when expelled from the rest of the country, &c.
The subject was laid over at little before the
expiration Of the morning hour.
Mr.. HARALsoN, from the Military Committee,
reported without amendment the bill to remount
the I'd Regiment Of Dragons.
Mr. Mckay, from the Committee of Ways and
Means, made bis argunlentative report upon the
bill yesterday reported by him for the reduction of
the Tariff. Mr.. J. R. INGERsoLL, from the same
Committee, gave notice OF dissenting reports from
the minority. The report and bill were referred
to the Committee of the Whole on the Union and
ordered printed.
Mr.. D. II. LEWIS moved suspension of the
rules for motion to print $4,000 extra copies OF
the report; lost, Yeas los, Nays 6O-not two
thirds.
On motion of Mr.. INGERsoLL the report of the
Commissioner (N1r. SMITH of Me- under the sur
vey Of the n. Z. Boundary and the report of the
Secretary of the Treasury respecting the employ-
ment of Military and Naval Officers on the Coast
Survey, were ordered printed.
The remainder of the day was consumed in
the consideration OF private bills, two or three only
Of which were passed. ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

"WAR. WAR! ."-Under this startling
caption, the N. O. Tropic or the I'd inst " does
up"a most ludicrous account OF some petty DIFF
fcultes between Capt. Taylor, of an American
Revenue Cutter, ard the Texan Custom House
officersat Sabine Lake, regarding the collecting
of one dollar tonnage claimed by Texas. Capt.
Taylor, whose force consists of Z" two four-pound-
ers, SIX muskets three men, a black cook, and a
large dog states that he has taken measures 10
capture the Texan shore-battery, mounted with
two iron (not wooden , guns" nine -pourdcrs f"
and 20 blow the Texan Revenue Gutter Santa
Ana out of water, if they don't behave themselves.
The Tropic hopes that nobody will be hurt in
case this dire calamity should really happen. We
hope SO too.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
By This Mornings Mall.

u HILL CARTER, Esq, OF Charles City Coun-
ty, was nominated by the Wings of the With
District, Virginia, as their candidate for Con
gress, and EDWARD P PtTTs Esq, of Accomac.
fnr the State Senate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
IN THE TABERNACLE.

where al the Members OF the different Glasses Will t.
qneHy a'd 10 assemble simultaneously for the purpose
OF ees initiated INTO the Application OF INA System to the
Science Of Astronomy universally and of receiving Prof
H's farewell address the PAST and the FUTURE OF
the Lectures of the presen. Courses
u This evening, he 9th Lecture OF the Conr.e a, tie
stuyyesant Institute
and the First Introductory Lecture Of the new Classes
aad ETenips Classes tomouow Tuesday the 18th in,
IN the Clinton II al Lecture Room. =. II O'Clock N and half
past G. NJ. mill 2,M&W
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

AMERICAN MUSEUM, The attractions of this place are
ne and thT manager Ie2pirg the reward of fu
houses Tor his ibrat aud perseverance, Those K-ntucSy
nstr. are the best band Of Eihopans America, and
the performances The laush.be and and
at the came me sentee and Accomplished Other eminent
performers engaged See bills and adv ertisenenis.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
CORONEp,S OFFECE

CHILD BURNED To DEATH-The Coroner YES.
,eday morning held inquest a; No 2O2 Chanbersrer
or the body OF child named Henry fatien a-ed only i've
months whose death occaSlOp= by oar25 The mother
left it lYednes1ay sitting chair in her room and On
returning found ~ clothes had taken fire from the heat of
stove It's Injuries were severe and died theoIowins day
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

ELLIS POTTSk. ROBkh1 JO,CS.r.
5 SESj:NlN s*.siHTL Iobsk. Hzts 5SaSSs AcEER.
IT.. ..o f,n,,;,,ee and such persons may be aP-
ne8 ,d.- me na,nes of their Chairman and Secretary
are .on au,horize collect funds in behalf oil ths Commit
Be o,dtr. n BowDlrcH BLUNT, Chairman
II y.a a1'AsT s,E..os Has'' Secretaries mill 81
The Lccc-Foco Tariff.
The bill 10 upset the present Tariff has been
reported to the House by Mr.. Mckay, Chairman
Of the Committee of Ways and Means. ltpro
noses that. from and after the 30th OF September
nex,. the Tariff shall be modified as follows:
,P,essn. Duty. Proposed
Wool casting gslb 1 t II l5 l5 . s. cent cent
Do a. over TO- IeT 10 4io ~ c. ~ p ceLs
Wo,len Ma uiactase. sc per cent ~ per cent
cfpsas Rsss as < Russ. per S y g g per per cent
Blankets eo,uns uHdv. IS IS per cent 10 10 per cent
FanaeIs. Baz,s "a per So ya ~ ~ pei pei ch, s
ktady-mads Ciotni@. ~ iff cen. % @ i CO..,
sSo sSo se sss po.'T SIX or aIuaea Is per p 80 per cen
Do DO. of Leather 81 per pam 81 81 per cent
Do Childsns 10 C. nr .Es 81 P I'd 80 80 per- per- CEN, es"
Do flted. 20 p. = 3D. q e Icy r cent cent
Do Do aAnaiaciaiea. ss ~r lo. q cent
sGiuIf sS sblsa. ss.:, pr evnt e cent
SEWN, ,a, fwist, Sc.. 50 per 10. % ~ pr lt c-at
peril e pr sss; ess;
leo n oas @ad DORIS Ss g., G @ t ,u N m nor tnn
10 10 e I sroals itbe sam A. otrr on) $40 90 er ton
Do iis-...........Ss tertop. S ! 90 per ton.
UIS q, scaep SO per on 5 % per
sIoa W. Lii. Woo; ''o 70 cts BIO 30 per cent
See m a. Cat o. Smear pr p. !z z lbs ibs @ ~
P,ns pack; soi'd-head'd ~ ets per s ~, D. Vpsf cent
japann.d g. per CT g 2; per per cent cent.
Germ IN Silver War 80 per CT 20 per cent
Goss per bush 90 per
Gas Ia Si fo or Il pes IT, 30 per cent
Do Window ynaef . 20 'U ts per eent cent
% Bots sst ana p 20 per cent cent
Do do. ii silver~d. 2oper CT. addtel 2' per cant
Earthen Ware PEI 'en' sD ss ps. ssn.
Has Bo"nets SC Of FUR IS cent. 80 per
India i,ubaef Is' Goods per cent. IS per
o SuSsI evss IsS o. boiled CTS CTS per- per- t. q and cts
Do rslasS saaa and Cts per per i6 il c. per h.
cts. ST. Der ID Is per per cent
Potatoes Gs pei pei 5a y per pc IS cent c1s
Brandy &c 20 20 81 per per gal S ss to ns1 70 osnS e'
Cottoa' raw ........ cts per io free.
Paints of all sorts are to be p per cent ao Far cent
Hbneaja. and Camphor, Il per cent Ginger Alum, Cop
pers SC. 30 cent Mace, Nu;mess' &c. 80. Olive OIL
W snr,sa Of all kinds Is per cent, Most OF these ar
,cles charged with specific duties in the present Tariff
but II "0u'o sIe>t's sS'eAu 0"' 'a'''
Ihe valuation unaeF 'he pfopoSeu i0iil IS 10
De based on the Foreign cost ana charges OF ln'-
portation, and u all duties wh'ch e1ceea 70 per
cent are to be reduced to that standard on the
lst of September, lS45. Of course, the few
allowed in this bill in favor Of
Iron, &C. are cheats, intended to get by the Pre-
sidential Election, IL Pennsylvania especially and
then TIE mask falls, and regular Free Trade dy-
nasty commences.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

u Hon. LEvERErr SALroNsrALL of Salem is
the Delegate of the Wings of the lid District of
Massachusetts, TO the National Convention. He
is instructed to support Clay and Davis. John
2. Allen is the substitute.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

Markets. :. Carefully reported TOR The Tribune.
SATURDAY March9 g
AsaES-The marke; is without change. Nothing ofn
port.nce doing Pots nomnay 81 62 and Pearls IS @
although bills IN De picked up S., and small sales have
been made at that rate The stock the Warehouse has d.
mnishad since last saturday l4O bbls. Of which SIS
po,s sra f1; PsarIs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

MAssAcHUsETTs.-Thc bill TO elect Members
of Congress by plurality instead of majority
passed the Massachusetts House OF Representa-.
tives on Thursday.
HAyANA.-We have Havana dates to the oath,
via Savannah. The report of riots in that city
is rot confirmed
d Hornsby, who killed Col Twogood at New
Orleans on the oath ut. at the Banks Arcade
Clay Meeting, was examined on the 2Sth and
fully committed on charge of murder. Recorder
Baldwin refused 10 receive bail
q The good people Of Mobile have been lux
urlatlng on cucum5ers and other green things
these three weeks past.
u A Social Reform Convention, for inquiry
and discussion, viii be held at Batavia, Genesee
Co. on Wednesday, 10Th INST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
. Ths Members OF
PROF.. EAuVEI-GOURATD,S.

Up and aorr town Glasses who utend apply Tor cTsden
tials Missionary Teachers. Of his System and the prma-
School teachers The City members of his Csss)
desire accredited b him. before his early departure for
Boston and Philadelphia requested to meet in the Lecu.
Room the Clinton Hall Thursday the l4,h instant a,
precisely 70 NJ for ths purpose of receiving definite cou
nicatioas this subject
y. B-rrof. G.'s lest Lecture of the various Cosges
viii take place Saturday the 2sd ipsr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
Things In philadelphia.
ANOTHER MuRDER.-A murder was committed
Correspondence Of Ths Tribune.
PHLApcIPHI.. March lG-P. J


ANOTHER MuRDER-A murder was committed
on Friday eveaHg early hour In the BackieT Aims
House short distance f-om the city l. appears that an an
20 Iishrl2n named Lewis and American named Pratt,
kns and plunged II Pratt causing ms death shofg
ae-. The murderer Immediately arrested, and
orr ts bodv Of the deceased Yesterday morning which T
suited fudns vsIdicI OF murder against Lewis.
DESTRUCTIVE CoNFLAGRATIoN.-Aie few minutes
before O'Clock TINS oraiag, destructive ire broke
in arg 1fT-ntloe anuiactoIy occupied by Alssfs
Aboue Trowoar Je Of thiee brick
ti5e the building the danes spread with
.srin violence threatening mmens- distinction 10 pEoPer
The ire companies OF the CITY aTceptng hs atS ordinance
Councils, refused e District OF Southwark, 9TH
:psnn- factor together ";h all It's contents qqan!l!y
Of oil about 2gU barrels rosn. several iramc buildings,
tirsy consuHe Th three sory rlic No. is Wafer
street occupied by Daaiei Scheenser, and sdainE:
brcs dwelling burt out from The second story Nj
icheengsT lost considerable property.
arr o'clock e aidst OF me fire, beautiful new schoc-
launched to '-i fe.lsa gsiirf, as Il "oqu @ m
isazc fiozy. deceased whose chiIdu has been
oSS5 70 ny o ne "a i6 i6r Fasm and lchanes B1nI
Gaa 6gIy Ls5T:jon Of !ci. m covered by illsurance
te, lhe ire The e5s OF desisu iheie doubt,
TIE nJchmaa tiieE persons co'ans from the
wharf few moments before The ire was discovered and I'M
IneCI.t=ly chase, cut tneT escaped
fe Iesae@. VINO were upon the stouad Yee neessntiy
heli-ve, culred among them.
FIRE IN JERsEY-Whiie the above fire was
resing frame building distinctly e0psd
flames upoa the opposite side of the above kshn
Point.
MoRE STABgING IN THE MARKET HOUSE,
Between and 8 O'Clock YESTERDAY morning small boy
siding ,he neghbarhood o; FUN and G!p5nT
ceved stab .- fsn side With pznknie III the
hands Of another lad the oscon9 street zrke corner OF
Lombar, street, WAC Immediately e- aud ped lie boys
had quaTreug oF tme is too oitea the
with those -s-d the buslness-sens newspapers.
SUDDEN DEATH.-At early hour On Satur-
ay morning. the Captain Of the brig Pennsylvania, Uria
bacon ted very suddenly disease OF heart
his vessel, b=Ow spruce.st.es:
BURGLARS PUN1sHED.-Thos. Parker colored,
for robbns ts store Thomas w Evans, Chesnot street,
has been sentenced 10 years Imprisonment and George
brown cony icted for similar offence, = five years
NAVIGATION REsuMED.-The Pennsylvania Ca
mails will De open and navizabe from Columbia 70 Clatks
Ferry Daea!s Island and from thence 10 foi
Ida ysburg Tuesday The different Forwarding lines &c
city aud Pttsbufg commenced running goods
destined TO. the West
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

u GEORGE T. BElRNE OF Madison Co. has
been nominated for Presidential Elector by the
Wings of the With Dis,ric, OF Alabama, compile
ting the Wing Electoral Ticket of that State.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
Tie second 7csola,ion was as follows

Sea.s1 ;hs honatehie the :ene,e concu1i.g) That he
~ o. ,ae iva.s Representatives, (Gam Eated the
rwcsty i,st nir II! 5oay qToAhi.s the
or ,,;u,ns he acoltion oi slavery Is lyec viola
goa Saoe g. :e:ito iaus!y deSpotc IN us
ch,t,cs.r l.sgous a;Iacuoa OF the Constitution o.
lhe Cnrsa states.
The question of consideration was carried by
5S to AZ. Mr jeremiah moved the reference Of
the Resolution to Select Committee. Lost ;
Ayes 40; Noes So. Mr.. L. Lee Of Orange moved
their indefinite postponcment; Lost again, g. to
80. Tie above resolution was then adopted :
Yeas .ffty-sir; Nays torty:four, all Locos. The
third resolution was as follows:
Rsso,pea hc honorable th SeuAte cnncurring) Tha, the
Reesenatives sion, this Star. be cquesled to
nse teir utmost exertoAs procure repeal rue
Adopted: Ayes 50; Noes As.
The Speaker Hoffman now decided that these
resolutions were not finally adopted, but must be
engrossed and read a third time next day! No
matter they have been passed, and the world
will see that no Loco Foco drill can stie the eS
preston of the deliberate, decided opinion OF
New York on this subject SO vital to the cause OF
Freedom.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

" ROBERTSON Topr, Esq. of Memphis is the
Wing candidate for Presidential Elector in the
Xth District of Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
COURT CALENDAR. Tn. DAr.

COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. ) to 80, s., So, s.
s6, SO 80, 81, 13, II, IS, :, AZ, so, 63.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

hs Unv-ssal PHILOSOPHY is he deYs sopnent r.-
ec,on and sal yaou OF ghe Sou Man the complex Of all
the Sciences aud A Tie Philosophy OF Human Aechan
ca lnyenuoas The ultimate of prs cipe is ., WORK
mans ooG: the cause work tie degree above -
BODY &c. explained oy the principle OF fha Lever
OF The structure and of the Tongue the comunca
oG between pscrete Degrees The body is the ma and
type OF The Soul The theetod and use described -
The CorEssroadence OF the Tongue h. absolute
OF Intellectual Taste eyp!aired this onndatiou
-QGlIcIian-f!ato &c The Spiritual Correspondent nj
the Tongue &c rs understood aud Illustrated b. the ucieo,s
WHY Person druukard said 10 be b,sIs him
-cnani"tIao Arguments favor of Iemp-Ianc- m
eating drinking and IL all things drawn from the connection
We have received from literary friend very
caustic and sweeping criticism on the Lectures Of
MIR. Bronson, which We shall endeavor 10 publish
tomorrow. Dissenting as the writer does from Dir,
BIS views, he condemns his Lectures in toto. as
destitute OF originality superficial, and unsound in
philosophy.
As we have reported brief abstracts of some of
these Lectures readers will Judge for themselves
how Jast is this condemnation. We choose to be
understood as neither adopting nor commencing the
speculative views OF those whose Lectures we re-
port; but some OF Prof. Bronson's nculcatons with
regard 10 Physical training, speaking, Sc, we know
10 De sound and valuable,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
Ispecto1l WGrehouss, Marcia.

COTT ON.-The market to-day is not very active, but
generally steady The sales about 1000 bales al previous
prices: Upland ordinary middling, = 81 mddling far
10 fair 81 81 good fair 81 and 1850 New Orleans and Alabama
az ordinary middiing Il s. niddrs fair 10
good 10 lOs The sales OF the week 100 bales nt
the receipts 5 bales The stock this por, is estimated
600 bales against 600 last and all the pou
up the latest dates al 65 against 1901 last ss'on
The receipts all the ports the dates are 3Os
asau:t go Col last season. and the exports 49, agaln
lO6it2, aad 66 100 the year previous The export, have
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

SENATORIAL ELEcrIoN--We understand that
the Hon Charles Mauran, Judge OF the Parish
Court, will rot issue certificate of election to
either OF the aspirants for Senatorial honors, on
Monday last. He will simp!y send up the re-
turns, broken box and all, as he received them,
and leave the Senate to decide upon the merits
OF the question. \. o. Tropc, March |.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

sg-rhe CLAY MINSTRELs will give their Second
Concert at Columbian Hall, Grand-s,. on Friday
evening March 18th. We trust they will have a
boun,eous audience. Their former Concert was
well attended and gave great satisfaction,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

NATIONAL IssrlruTE.-Ths first annual meeting
of this institution will be held in Washington on
the first Monday Of next month. The occasion will
be one of great interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
DEATH By F.LLryG.-As Mr.. Thomas Hall, of

2e Ch.rr-se-t aged 25 Of Ireland in the employ
OF Nj Colgate soap manufactured II Dutch-sIeet was on
Wednesday or ladder xns the blocks 10 lower down tfe
large soap PAN accidentally fell down upon the iron iram-
below alghtirs on his abdomen, and seriously njunng
himself that he died Friday The Coroner held inquest
Saturday and the verdict in accordance with The fore