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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22
~ .ErAIoPgAs oPEnA-P,

~ ETHIOPIAN OPERA-PALMo's OPERA HousE-Ths
novel but interesting style OF entertainment has commanded
much attention. and attracted the fashionable audiences
The eutennTen consequent upon the engagements of the
company st Baltimore c sc Saturday rrf # the people
VIII not avail heisere. OF the opportunity, they
Eoi bame u, LOT rot reminding them the sppea
OF he mosi populf and talented Qpefac conpaa ever
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22
Eenfucky Election.

The returns are all in at Frankfort except from
three new Coun,iss-tfarshall, Perry and Letch-
e., which gave 357 Loco majority last year
oxslev for Go7ernor is now 5,40l ahead. This
Will probably be reduced by the three Counties
to 2 little less than 5000, while on Lieut. Gov
err.or and Legislature the Wings have about
10000. THIS is better than We anticipated.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22

U The Wings Of the town Of Colchester,
Conn. achieved a most encouraging and unex-
pected victory at special election for town off,
Gers on Monday-electing their whole ticket by
majority OF l5 while at the last spring election
the Loccs carried the town by l6. A change OF
81 votes in every town in the State will increase
the Wing victory next fall very handsomely.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22
By This Mornings iIaiI.
Great Gathering ut Woodbridge, NJ.
5000 In the Field.
An immense and most enthusiastic 7

An immense and most enthusiastic Torls.,
meeting was held at Woodbridge yes.e-t,,
From 500 TO 700 wagons, with every variety |.
tho characteristic upr;sings of the Peopl. W..
assembled, averaging about 10 to team. Ma,
or ,bem contained 40 persons, and some more, =
tached to hay wagons, and drawn By 10, :,
and horses.
Tic meeting was addressed with grea; sbiE.,
bv HIRAM KErcHuM and JosEFH Hoxig, Of Ne,
York and Mr.. VAS DYKE OF New Brunswick G
tho s,bec, of Protection in particular, and Ten
and the o,he. issues generally. We have ner
witnessed more pro'.uad and hearted! at.eataa
MANY of the other party were present, and ga,
= most respectful ear to the speakers. The NEE,
;nr will TIL upon the Election, and afo;d. go,
gs7urance of what may becxpcc,ed of Old Woo.
b,;d,c Tac Farmers aud Working classes ooa
nosst most Of the assembly.
All Newark, Onngc, BclIyiIe' B!cOna4t
sor;pcfeld, &c. expected 20 be present, attend.
,be meeting at Po.nqton Plains, lessening by on
,5ird the number who otherwise would h.,
h,cu 1t Woodbddgc. Still it was a proud d,l
and willIong be felt, Mu!ti,udes Of our cOun;ty
women were there, impaEtiug their smiles an
rood wishes 10 the cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22

The law requires that legal advertisement, relating n
people residing IN the country be published county news
papers, Common sense requires that other advert IN
tended TO reach Tie people OF the county should he pgbhd
10 eouary newspnpcr Those who think oppor
tuniy OF accomplishing the OBJECT the Country Newspa
Advertising Agency OF V. p Palmer this building Now
Is the time 10 advertise Tor the fall trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22
CITY INTELLIG ENCE.
WEDNESDAY.

cotrRr OF COMMON PLEAS. Before JOdse' us
HoEFYER. ,j Epocb I C,mn OF
u.i were ,bi, dsy ordered ind bail ~ the sum OF
he @ -, publphnc malicious article IN The irrsd oil m,
sV =. Ie,,inr ~ the character Of DIR james Huni ihe
lotns nsonined OF grew OUT %: The complaint which MI
Dr % axais, the larger hotel keepers Tot Neing 9uo'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22

g Don't forget the Excursion OF the South
america around Staten Island to-day, il may
probably be the last opportunity afforded TO breathe
the pure and wholesome cir OF the Ocean, in this
way. The South America lands al Brooklyn, foot
Of Main.st. 10 minutes 10 3.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22
uo, For the Nashville Convention:


Dgr,RruAg OF our DtLgGArEs The wing
feleoa,cs rom this city 10 the Nashville Con-
ventinn left las: Saturday evening. at SIX o'clock,
an the fac steamer Empress; and rarely have
we witnessed more spirit than on that occasion
;,,no before tie hour of starting, the l. wee was
c,oyd,d with Wings. " 70 had assembled IN see ou'
oelegates off and give them parting cheer. As
the boat swung from her moorngs, the 1ne oand
e,vaoed for the trip srucA up spirit surnng
d,n and the banners OF the delegation were tiu"g
10 the breeze As the boat passed down as iaf
as the Place G'..rmes salute of twenty SIX guns
WAS fred by portion OF Captain sorno'S art!ile-
rv. who generously volunteered Tor The purpose.
and the counterfeit OF Jove's dread canons'
WAS promptly answered from cannon On board
As he Empress rounded and placed her Prov
nm the broad current Of the Mississippi, those
who had assembled on shore commenced loud
long cheer, which WAS continued almost without
interruption as long US the boat was IN sight
From every pcr from every boat. went up iouu
cheers lor IiENEY CLAY ana taELiNGruYSEN'
whic, we're answered promptly and wiih effect
hv those on board the boat. From the Hat.
boats along the Lcvee--tsose rude arks manned
bs the hardy sons OF The great West-wc noticed
lndispn,able evidences OF The spirit Of h'ggc1y
No, one was passed which dd not send up 4
shout for HAIRY Clay while from some Of them
we noticed banners gally futtsnng IN the bre' ze
havinr on their folds his cherished tlme-honored
name
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22
Address OF the New York Farmers Cip
or the American Institute.

To Farmers. Gardaers. .12rienltgrG Soet'iisS pa,1
larry County. EIrmers Clubs. and the Fr,eHds g "
c,Itu,e generally. IN at The States Of he Cni0H
FELLOW CITIZENS In carrying into e1,cV'-
the great objects OF the American institute, Y
pears to us lha, The cultivation OF the earth ga.'i
Its importance tsom year 10 yearamonS he ino'''
lishtsneJ men ot the world.
Since tic time t795) when our glorious WS
:ngton asked ro,l the nation the aid OF lis purser
power to pa;rc.ize Agriculture, (,he lu,t sefsi
# MS Admlnisrraiion) 10 this day, tina, noble
teres, has been swelling IN importance in all cSil@
counui-s, and now claims the choice men OF allfd'
and classes Of society Tor Ito discipIes
You hayea National Department for your Navy
one for your Money-one FOR your Dipiomacy-o
Tor your Po=tage-you have place 10 I4sue Pare
10 encourage the ArIs ana useful Inventions, out
have no place in which can be concentrated v
knowledge - hich must accompany Your migh'!N
bor- ia The garden and III The tirld.
The New. York Farmers Club is desircus OF ".
meeting in onr great Convention here al ihe e.
Annual Fair in October on tho Hin day thereof !,
Deliberate among other things upon the pr 2heI,'
-oiiciring from Congress efficient aid 10 Agflcui'I
and as means The establishment oil nome
partment so earnestly desired by our s.h'ps
we COfOltIiV approve vi lHe iuuicro W w. a.
tute calling such Convention, in which It's o-y'e
are more fully set forth, and we hope the pres,
country will lend It's efiectua aid in givns =.
icity 10 Farmers, Gardeners, and the friends As'
culture generally. -
You will perceive the great advantages 10 ~, ~
rived from such central point, where all ini0'-'
tion will be collected and thence tifiused. u,,s
Lei us then come together IN the name o. "" A.,
ington, looking steadily and exclusively 10 Inc ~
cultural welfare Of our country. ,.ooy
President New YORK 7 s'n'ei' W
HgsRY MICS, Secretary.
p. S.-Gen,lemen desirous OF copy o. une !it,
Address calling this Convention will be :uppis'
applying et the Repository Of the institute ~ D,et
Park, New-Yo,k. Editors who publish the M s.
and send copy 10 the NewYork Farmers .'. ~ ,,.
The American lnst.tute, will have FORWARDED ~
copy OF the proceedings o! the Convection
MELANCHOLY EvESr.-Oa the 2Sth ult. aa Ia y
es,ng little girl, about seven years ol agei =
daughter OF David Woodruff, Esq an es'eeu'eo
izen Of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, while playing l'' :.
well, approached too close and fell H. ai' .,,t
drowned. No one was present when te sau .S 20
occurred, and it was not until she was misssu (
search made, that the family became app''NS'
the melancholy fact.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22

Delegates to the whig Stale Convention.
Albany Co-Henry 6. WHEATON, John T.
Hall, Charles A. Olmstead.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22

THIS Is GREAT CouNIKf'-l he -; Lous IL
,,,,h,,,n states that in Madison County. Mo. AZ Il
sIac,;on the Coun,v Court ordered that "a
nois should only be kept open ar one day, DO; ts,
hen f5r mob, who had been Engaged in ha,sne >mi:
m nccoun, a! wheh will b" found m anois-
a"lumn. "a, appeared on the second day and in'i.'-
,bat ,, roll. should he rc-opeucd which ~as
Tb.., are. certainly yer, accompanying IN ,hsso9r
NY az f6al;imoge Clipper
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22
nr5r The yyeekiy KaIIyor ClnyInen ut Natiol

N- The Weekly Rally Of ayInen ut Nntion
al Hail. recommended b, the Central Cly CoInmIee WI
take under the dectgn O the Second nr1
Club. Mr. Mason of Btinorc. and other dtnRu i.hsc
speakers will be present address the uss-nblT ADD TIE Ash
land Musical Asocaton and New York Gee Club will n'ro
NN'' "'-"' - '''' REVO c. HANCE. Preiiden
5As 5asx n. HH1las; AiHsAs. sec's'sFie' a@l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22

E We understand that Mr. McMichael, the
celebrated Irish lecturer and melodst, is town and
will give some entertainments in the course of next
week
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22

OHIO UyIvEsslTY.-The Commencement Of this
institution located al A,hens) was held on the 9Th
inst The degree of A. B. was conferred on five
Young gentlemen. DR. Hoge of Columbus has been
appointed President, and Rev. Aaron Williams Of
Portsmouth TO the Professorship of Languages. The
Faculty is composed OF members OF the Methodist,
Bap!is, and Presbyterian denominations, in order
tha, the institution may NOT become sectarian in its
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22

HEALTH OF THE CITY-For the information Of
the thousands OF our citizens abroad wonld state
that the weather Is still hot aRd dry ana the health
OF ,he city remarkably good.
The river also continues high, snd this circun-
stance combined with the lateress OF the season l-
duces many TO believe that the epidemic will not
visit US this year. IN. o. Picayune, Aug II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22

e We were very much faugued q few days ego
and we called at the Knickerbocker Baths, lOl
Bowery, and toook bath. If we had paid four
shillings instead OF one, we could not have had
better. Ii is no wonder that the establishment is
recommended by DR.. Valentine Mott and a hos, OF
citizens and doctors. Go and try them and you will
come away asreeably disappointed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22

The ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF Franklin Col
isse, Georgia, ;ook place al Athens, few days ago.
The degree OF Bachelor OF Arts was conferred on
inurteen graduates. and that OF Master OF Arts in
due cosrse, upon twelve Alumni; The annual ora
ton befor, ihe Demo:rheniau and Phi Kappa Socie-
ties, was delivered py Hon. Alexander D. Meek.
FRASKLly CoLLEGE.-We learn that the Board
OF Trustees OF this institution nave elected the Rev.
Iohn Burke. President. Dir. Burke is said TO be
an Episcopal Minister OF considerable ability and
deep pie;y, as veil as finished scholar. We hope
It's College msy prosper under his management
[Opelousas Gazette.
FIRr.-The residence Of Dr.. Hand, of Columbus,
Mise was destroyed by IRE on the 9!h INST. II was
supposed 10 be the work OF an incendiary
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22

u ] z u ii
App hINTMrNrS pX rug pREsLnE

APP 1INTMENrS BY The PRESIDENT.
join BRYAN. ot Uao. 10 be Char, Aafe, to TIE Re-
pu"rc Peru.
HoAAs ~ NOsELEY. TO be Attorney Of the United States
ior tn >- e DIS il= vi Tenne the Of John 81
Lea resigned
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22

q The Ethiopian Serenaders drew foil and
fashionable house last evening. We recommend
their performances s= sovereign remedy for hypo-
chondria. Those who are rot uoubed with this or
some kindred disease will go ofcourse
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22

Il We would call the attention CT our readers
to the advertisement of the r. C. Orphan Asylum
Society for benef, for that Institution at Castle
Garden on Monday evening next. We cheeruly
commend it to the patronage OF The public as most
praiseworthv establishment.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22
THE TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 22.
/. Conxen,ion ofthe River Coun-

Cr Mass Convention OF the River Coun-
ties Albany August Z-The Executive Cclnn,llsse
on, boat New-Jer,ey accommodation Of the ns
bers Of the Clay Cius and others ~ho may "
q visiting Albany On ss Ina. Sce cnoo6 g n ueacs Dee
Tine excursion will BE- under the direction g" ameS Key
nold Esq assisted BY the PRESIDENTS oi me eVefa Ia ouy
The boat will he suitably decorae Tickets Gun be oo'nned
from the Presidents the Gay Cubs end also OF the
Secretary at the Reading Room. No ll2 broadway.
Our friends requested 10 make immediate application 80
limited number Of tickets ONLY w be Ged Fare ior the
entire trp IS cents. BIZ order OF ne ESeeqtEe
nuH 81 JOSEPH hbEN' Secfsaiy.
n,- At a Meetin. oftho Presidents of,he various Clay
(,ubs and Assocntnns of the ,iy of New Yo convened AT
their Head Quaers Aug I3h The following Resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolred Tha; Natiousi Hail he opened for the discussion
principles ant mea.ufes 90 lhu'snay evening
irs, Meeting be held IhursAay evening, 10th inst
Resoiced That the Clubs u.n begnnDg with the rifs
Ward. will take charge OF TIE Meetings 'oi ineif respective
Re:olred Tba,a cordial invitation be extended 70 az who
Pse Whs Ten's' @ @ ;e.Se aSe 70 e with s i'e
Re1ored That the Pesidrnts Tor business on each
Thurstay at Y O'Clock TT the !.eaiing Roo'n.
Wa;d. GEosGg CooK, Psesiien; pro ten.
III :. NiI KEvp (; II hAiIIEf: b,1yitf:
" " :. :4r03aaG 40aN e HAMiIhr2N n iI;D
viii W!nEIaM Wilt 81 L SWEET.
x. :" G. BRnpfnRn,
Kill :. EDW ARD COLLINS.
Ky. :. HENRY E DAWES,
Nk I. E. f9MIlN5ttjN.
s q. 8HtIIi HCtIHIiCKERiNI:. UGi"ii,s.
K G. CAMPBELL. PEST pro tenn. Young
MEMS Hca,y Clay Association
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22
('0J,SuLS.

ROBERT WALSH Of Pennsylvania. for the City of P,ns
hL.x.>DER oD. Tor AexGndra IN E.ypt IN the place o
John ''lhidon. ce - --ssd.
ROBERT L. McISTosu. for the pot Of Lufowchou. IN
China.
JuHs 3. WILLIAMS. Of Massachusets 70, In. Auckland
Islands. Pacific Ocean lieu at his appointment m the
Bay Of l.iancs,' In New ZEALAND revoked
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-22

Til. NATIVE C,NprpArE-rhcmas Commuck
a Brolhecrown Indian, is II candidate for the Legs
lnture OF Wiskonsan, from The Counties OF Brown
Calamut Portage, &c. SO says the milwaukee