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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07
Foreign III arkets.

HAVANA, April 90 -SuGAR-Half and halt Al and 81 ~
and "a; good 70 superior A and u and o. foretes,
good TO superior 81 and "a and 10; white alone neri
or to fair o. II do good to superior 81 aoretes 81
Al 8; cncurnchos % a Meabados a 81.
., GorfsnaF in none in market; LIST quality Ct 81;
Decentralization, go days. 9 81 prem; New York,
q a2a New Orleans, Mt sight, prem
FREIGHTs-Baltic 60 us Cd CO; Hamburg and Bre-
men: CT l5s E3; Cowes and market in the Baltic, E3
"a d Cd Mediterranean, f2 5s f3; United States %
lori per cwt of sugar. rails per sack Of coffee and $3
$50 per hid Of mOlasses.
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Weekly Report OF Intermeats

In tina City and County York, from 9th day
April TO the 4ih day of Nay, 1874
IS Men 26 Women 20 Boys so Girls Total 1873.
Aroplery 2; Bleeding, Bleellng from lungs i Ca. cer,
Cropp Debility j harhe,, 8 Drosy, |; Dropsy in the
b. , + nyse",.y !; hever Ga",p'Ta j. 90
ra brain e do Of lowell OF chest q Of liver L; do
81 NIB !: do Of lungs, TO- /; Jaundce,
af~rmstion I; Niassmas, 4: Ase q Palsv Prems.
tua sirih Scciua Suicide Il Ieething, 1; Liberation
Ct Thros,. l; Unknown 2.
Under year, 20; Ito &c; to S. III TO TO- o. 1910 20 5;
"a 70 ~ 30 to an Isl 20 n So 5 so TO So A. so 20 s.
80, !; 30 TO 90. 2; 90 to 100. I.
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Sales Of ssocks ri Phiiadelphi..

FIhsr BoAHD.-MOndAy, May 0.
100 shares Girard Bank BOT I44 do II do s5f ;
$50 do ~ l5 do Wilmington RR ls3 800 do b5f 1871
100 do rwlsi ia do United States Bank 81 $4,000 kea
ding Rail Road Bonds II 100 shores Reading rail Road
20 100 ditto ditto ditto cash 26 80 ditto ditto ditto 2
1000 Illinois Special Bonds - 1000 do do, b5 40 1000
Ches and Del Us, 1856. 65 10 shares Lehigh Navga-
ton 5000 Lehgh Nav 6's, lsa5 30 800 Lehigh Mort
gage Loan 67a 20 shs Camden and Amboy. il6 1000
Tennessee o. 500; shs Union Insurance, 6la 6Oo0
State SIS b5i, 76t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
THE OFFICE and Store of the bes az Beaver
street was brokeu the nght of the 30h Apni
early the morning Of the frat Of May an about 900
all done up in packages Of pound each, which ubd
yided into Of each each mp
blue paper and nearly all Of them marked with private
mar The quantity stolen about four five hundred
pounds weight.
It presumed that the robber concealed self in the
Open and removed the property by the back TO hs
staIe in Marketeld street The will be
any Information that may lead the Of the he
and the recovery of the property and proportion thereof
srch punt as may be recovered Any other information
this or TIE neighborng ce, any per.on coming
of the MaIketfed street after O'Clock OF
the evening of the 3oth April will be thankfully received
KOZELT < CO,
my2 iwHm 90 John stree, New York.
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SCARPA,S ACOUSTIC or.

A STONISHiNG CURE OF DEAFNESS-The follow
"A ing cTtiica,e "a, b'en received by Mr. Whipple agent
IN Newbuiyport M,ss
This certify that my wife hav ing been afflicted with
the loss Of hearing for year and hale has sudden recovered
the By the use Of ScARPas On DEAFNESS
with much reluctance she a Trial being
en-o1rged by tie ex,mpe Of oilers whose pre-
due N avo of its utility her obtained and
happy that her hearng than ordinarily
visa those suffering under the m,lady might ard
dc ih wise y THOMAS T. PRESSEY.
NEwBURyPoRT. April 5. 1913
For The eft OF h would add that Mr.
Pessey merchant OF Pleasant street. will be happy 10
give any additional particulars those who wsh
OF hin. CHARLES WHIPPLE,
genuine uneas with the words sea pa. Oil for d az
d. Bell on the wrappes
Prepared By Bell and sold whole sale ard ret, by
D. Sands, druggists 10 Fulton street. Of Gold also.
sold BY B. sands No 273 Broadway and sards Co.
II asst broadway mi 6tissrc
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Cotton Markets.

MOBILE. April 27-The market was made somewhat
cssier by the European accounts received by this
ninss mail; but the sales unmportan in amount
parties waiting the arrival of the April steamer from
Liverpool which is past due and daily expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07

cf-0 FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-LOST, a smalI
W4 black and an coioel Spaniel, King Cha les III
-ll.lN- VIM the ot ,figna She is he'd
" tar color pot over sch the nader part OF he jaw
belly, and die with fhe color has
.ud had black belt ribbon collar reward Of FIVE Dol.
lars VIZ ne paid TOR hr retu 70 % Beaver street. with tn
Tanks oil the own, AZ she d family iav0fte MS Sarc
LJENlSHhD Pa RlN RN nd Bedrooms and 80 dag fer
Family several single bed fr gneIne, and b0a-d.
prsiHt' and without at
pss,ssnt location NO. All houston st IN. iw.,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07
FL. BEAhNs Auclioneer.
By D. d. NASH.

Elegant Second Haru HOU SEHOLD FURNITURE
Csrel' Se st 10 o'el, OK 80 Fulton street iaree gu
tyo Household ead kchsn Furuitn comprising pa aud
tnltd sea, Sofas pnins TABLES treakast and do
wefi aud toilet d., Niahog Bureaus Mahorany Ward
rohes Bookcase half and foil French Mahge Chas
and a,p sea, do PR and mattel Gasss ook and
d. ci Paiur'nf ADD Prints, Lamp aud Gandoes
ply, rgm,n CdrpH: sr do Oil Cloths, hopany and
g ashs inds hedstas, Cots Featpr Beds P lows, and
bolstes attsfs"s Pas;rex Cha NIB Quits BiauL-
-. Widow sr.ans. Stair as, Sc, with quantity OF
X tehen Fun ilur- in good order.
The above ,ale conp the iagr,t OF Second
Raut Household Furniture offered this w-llwor
ht h attention OF House AID iiO keepers D. alers &C.
b. "a ala uss III be ready early the Mig Of ,ae
IRE articles can De examined thus afternoon. vi Ism
EnURlH CAT -LOGIE SALE OF FOREIGN
PLANTS Levy X sPOONFk will sell on Tue.da,
nirg at II O'clock at l3l Broadway OH
ion OF Plants just received Europe consisting II Dab
,s Roses and Moss Roses of varieties, Snda id Rose
Rhode dsncrons, CApaons OF ht
with many other Dnamen,si shmbbery. he sold 10 lot
suited 10 buyers The psut all III order and will
packed for the country II desired
Also quantity of sugar Beet Seed and Garden and Elowe
:. 4 on
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We Shall s.tsen Il aveI Il Captains o. vs.:eI w ~
srt q he shipping left A. tie Port whs5es thry ,aea' INK
'BY Eorezo Newspapers News they may have 10 Wli
board them lately their arrival Agents ana tof
esnondrass az home or abroad will sso confer favor b.
eldg 10 this Office all tbs Mcrns Intelligence they
.tt.i- Ns;sre- rcra.tioe Of kid VII be si5tfssi
'-asvsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washlngt0n
Correspondence Of the Herald
WASHINGTON, May 5, ]

- WAsHINGTON, Nlay D, Iof1
The Senate did not sit yesterday
The only news to-day is that contained in the
Globe Com. Stewards letter, &c., plainly indi-
eating the political excitement which prevails here,
of which | was the first to advise you in the
Herald. sold Bullion" as you call him, is ex-
cesslvely violent. IL is reported if Van buren, ia
not nominated, that he threatens to support Henry
Clay.
OF the delegates to the Baltimore Conv ntlon, il
has been figured out by Senator, and one of Mr.
Ritchie's family, that there are
Sure against Van Buren,. ......... ia
for ............ IS
Doubtful. IL
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1t is reported to-day that about 100 of the pre-
sent democratic members of Congress are coming
out IN letter expressing their doubts OF Van
Burens availability / doubt If they have the
courage.
1t is also reported that John C. Spencer is coming
out for Clay. S. B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07

NOW is the tin. purify and bece the physical system
~ erabe it 10 bar against III. ervsug hests OF
The CONDITION %, e blood at the Of
inactive perspraon during that and from
ohe. sate 20 rest di
the d. which generally taxed b. the
petite in cold Gather ~ their full vgor. In fact change in
he of the nmsl chae to climate Is
cs,sary change Of clothing To from he blood its
unhealthy ices aud nut live chAfacer
the omach. and expe obstucons from the
bowes-in short feufoc- the whole stem for the
pigb of there preparation ecac sands
5,rsipana For further laticurs and elusive evidence
Il alue aud efficacy, pamphlets which be
obtaii ell Of agents gra,ls.
Prepared and sold no ssale and reaA by & d. Sands
wholesale drnysists 10 Futon New YOkSold also at 2s
Broadway, II Fat Bro dway, and by Druggists generally
throughout the Unit d State nj G. iss 70
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ROOMS TO I,

ROOMS TO LET.
AsA A FRONT ROOM rud Bedr ON 20 ~, in College
TN Place furus 81 funishedwl /. te e, TO one
.A. or O. esnen, applied for Adares. 35i
Park 2. st Once. me s,-rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07
To THE MUSICAL WORLD

TO TIE MUSICAL WORLD.
DPO3Pt CTU S-MUSiCAL MONTHLY" BEAUT rs
OF TIL OPERA ~ heohl't Of rs public alton Is e.
public Of he Unitsd States Gems Of
the Operas" performing i, kuope and America From
the of i which has iafel been exhibit
tbr this coun'ry those WIN have he
undertaking have occasion TO fatfrr then selves hsue
will with liberal onsg- aud that they still fur
Their led they have agents the principal
ropean orwarl them the cp md
al music ryduced, which will
them opp rtnuty Of selecting rtN,s work tn music par
cvlarv sdarted the # the different schools OF The pro
| icsslon a . d If the auateurs of Uuc
This work Will be furnished 9TH original compnst,ns ar
follow talent
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PoHT OF NEW YORK, MAY 2.
Cleared,

,ur Risss... ......-4 So MOON Rrsrs., ... 70
sus .Ers... ..-..-7 HIGH wATxa ..-...t -- u
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Domestic IpnuOrfatsou-

SAysSrAu-nrig Au. usta2o2 b's cotton & & s,ore, q,
- F0rsst co-Gt Barlow, Poe coiO0 ca.k. ice 80
lomb * latin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07

T STOUVENEL, Importer aud Dealer in Wines md
rrardis wholesale aud retail Informs his Fl ends and tie
public that he has owed his essbshment from Ann q
"a Joho street n svtes lovers OF Coed Wines TO visit his
celia Yh,te they will slways had consNat supply of Scr
Wiaes He also imp'rs he Alb ynthe Ksch Zuetseb Was
Sc Of the first hous Switzerland All ride deliy
I'd free 10 houses BY the gallon dozen bottles
MIR, will attend to bo,tng vine for sny who
nav desire his m M m
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CORLlS' BOWLING SALOON,

AMERICAN NJ scum
TNHE SUB ICRlBEk has re-opr-ed he most perfect
Elegantly furnished. aud well regulated Bowling Saloon, 10
he found the city Four Alleys floor, in peculi,
wi surface equal smooth aad glossy composei a
wool Of perfect Durability aud laid carefully the old bed
form the principal features OF with thorough ght
from end 10 end-a Gallery for spectators, Vsaud smok
e AID Bar nneu He'd In the purity and Of its
tentsthe attendants In he Alleys active and bgpg the
pure and embellishments and the whole,
siuasd second fooe lofty md cool, admits of
ttion No gambling or i'm roper tolerated The
sursr hr his the object health anil
lie. in "eny aud exharSt ting to his rumerous
FIRE rs an ptttons CORL1S,
NJ iwrc Am -rran Muicu IN, Bpldings.
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE WITHOUT
CHILDREN
THOSE Interested, will lece ha. agency is establish
L sd for sale al NJ NJ. DEsOMEAUX'S Wonderful
frOerestive tlix,r & Criiai.
u sea advertisement last column Of fosrthpage.
apl0 I'm is IN
ITO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN NEWL HANTS
Druggists and Country Dcaer.-You will find your
advantage 10 obtain supply Of Dr. Hollis dcnesS
Ttisrcnt 9TH column last ms sec
TO EXPORTERS TO SOUTH AMERICA AND
THE BRAZlL3
PARIS LIFE PILLS.
THOMAS ROBEkTS 4 GO of 1T Fulton street TOR
mey Of ot Broadwy,) inf,rm the exporting mech,
% New fort, that their popular medicine PARS LIFE
PILLS put up IN Spanish porusuee French and German
wr,ppes sccoHp nisd with ineres ing boks
gages Ieat, the eKcll aud efficacy Of he medicine
Agents for Lnusana--A. . iye Co., New O,Islns
New England s w Tow e b ston
CaDad fred Savage X Co.. Montreal
And retail of all respectable dtugets he y and whole
sale Of Il, ROBERTS Il CO
Eo m'Ic III tul on stte {, New York
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PA p l. Il HAN vi | N G. :
"; g. G. CURTIS.

MOULD respectfully cali the Ct III
w aud she public lily, to their ring opor
ttior. style Paper of description
which they offer for tae such
co eys sactign purchasers They have also hand and
IN. de to order, superior article 81
CURLEO HAIR ATTRs SSES,
witch for elasticity aud y caeno I've He'd togethsr
t, Puraa Live s-.e ter Hess Straw Psiaste snd
vry article IN dc Bedding and uaoatcry business at lew
uroTs. ms TWISTED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE l2I CHATHAM ST. NY
Branch Stores sIs Bieeeker street, New York
36l Grond street, Suffolk.
1911 Grssntcich nea, Fulton
ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
U,o Corner Of Maine and Hoton STREET, Patterson d.
.qnd 10 North EIJh street, Philadelphia.
INVITE TuE ATTENTION Of CITY AND COUN.
TRY FAMILIES AND PUR, HASEkS 70 their several
wher. they think will be found by
elections undulteeud Teas the Unlted
The universal popularity and Of their house with
reference high "a tes, low prices aud upright de ling
well understood render further
aud only Warehouses Tor the sale Howquas Black
Tea Observe "steanger will be particular 10 remember
Of the priheipa in Chatham street.
bet een Pearl Roosevelt streets The public will also be-
pleased thai the Canton Tea Company
ding do with other those described the
or Of this advertisement apps 3msec
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CUOIC,E HAVANA SEGARS

CHOICE HAVANA SEGARS
MIR JOHN J. TAYLOR will sell Il Auc ION through |
wi e. X H. PELL x co on 1hurBiay, May at W ocicc
A. NJ ia the sore No 81 ~ ~ sr ct, entire voice 81 yer
ypeor Havana segars,enttl ted dhe9tue IN onTd or s
ss9r ent escnptio exactly suited Tor hTst cass ne
tails and the retail trade nal 3eeodrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07

CLnRiOUs NEW tSomclh pg ne ~ ana into estiug TO al
~ classes. DIN COLLINS from lhs slaueaeles
COMMUNITY, GOV IN the city and i'll ce at the
Apo2 saloon iio Broadway this tuesday. EVENING. My7
Il ALI at y lock precisely, Of Let Social
sci embracing he evils and intaqonms of the present
social arrangements, ther md remedy.
All respectfully invited be present Seats
! NIL
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BELL. .uci,cs-sp
Store No. IL SuTrfce street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07

L AND sARSAPAhllLA poses lew ADVANTAGES not
enjoyed by ntsr for the Of all sexual d.
seases which must with an enlightened public render il
asuredy highly popular, and dcsiS,um long sought for
medical world IL needs cS18Eemsnt change Of
diet. IL approved form that Of past entirely
less and npls 10 the patient.
Ii has acouired the fame almost Of
roue h,s examined approved 4 aud cone1 bv
coy of med and recommended b. tho eminent
the profession Prepared by b. Thorne, chemist London
and Tor sale wholesale and ret ~ By
JAMES TARRANT. 266 Greenwich st.
of Warren street
Also at Park Row aud 5Bl Broadway 1888 Broadway 800
roadway. corner of Walrer m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07

II EMOVAL.
~ u s. 3 ROCKWELL have removed their Watch
". J"wely Establishment from No Astor House 10 No
ii3 Broadway. Watches and Clocks carefully repaired
mi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

s,id this would be the case by-and-by when leIas
,ras burning. NJ Cohen. OF Georgia, rose anf
asked him whom he meant. He replied that he
didn't come there to be catechized. and he rose
and left the room with others Of the \. fork dri
coates and it looked very duellsh at one time.
Mr.. Cohen said though Mr.. Young was sknlking
avrar sill he would chasiise hun for his attack
on 1lr. Calhoun IN his speech and ne did handle
him pretty roughly.
Aiter this. it was agreed that those States
vbici, had divided should reconsider their voics
,hev did -. ono by one, and at last all dropped
N. and the votes Of the Convention stood nnani-
mons for .IAMEs Il Polk. of tennessee, as the
Democratic Candidate for the Presidency and
lhsn the wells and screams and shouts ana cheer
ins were terrific.
iorrot 10 state that after the first balio, this
r,cr,;nr. l;r. Ben. I. Bu,ief asked leave OF the
Conversion ior tie Nepr-YoTk Dcicgauon to re-
,irc sllorelher from the Convention TINS was
reused. The New-York Delegates then left the
room 10 consult. and returned IN faIf AN hour
VI. nntIsr then SAID he was instructed TO With
draw Mr. Van Busen's name doud cheering bu.
ne had i letter recently from Gen. jackson cN-
messing \ sincere hop: that the Convention
you'd unite on Mr. Van Buren,. Several Dele
14.fS EXPRESSED tfit4t lf' = - c. +-i''-- N'+
pelled to drop MIR. Van Burcn.
After all the opposing States had reconsidered
and cast ter votes for Pok. 80 tnpt Il 'ES unaE'-
no1s. there were loud calls FOR South Ca'olna TO
come out and define her position and a last
Francis ". PckenS, ESQ got uP by the Char anc
IN the name OF South Carolina gaye III iler adhe-
SON and support to what he called the glorious
romioaton oi Col Folk. MT. Elmore Of ;. c.
fol,owet IN the same STRAIN. Tacse short speeches
were received with immense enthusiasm; but
although there is 50 much apparent JOY and har-
mony in the party, many OF them 90 not hesitate
! 70 declare that in DESTROYING Nj Van Buren, and
blowing up the cauIdron OF the Albany Regency
Witches. they have destroyed and blown the
party 10 atoms.
The Conrention aGJourned at till 1, when
,hey are 10 chose L Vice President. Marcus
Morton is talked OF.
The only thing done this afternoon has been
the selection of SlLAS WRIGHT as Candidate for
Vice President He was nominated by Walker,
of Mississippi. 30 that in reality Il Is all sort
Of Van Buren nomination after all.
The votes OF all the States were cast unanI-
mously for him on the first ballot except from
North Carolina and C;eorg.-o Of the latter
went for Woodbury. and of the former did not
vote Tor " right. AZ last, alter !jtlc consideri-
ton ant reconsideration, the whole vote was cast
unanimously for Wright. amid such shouting as
was only exceeded By that At the Wing Convcn-
ton 80 the long agony is over.
They seem much like The boz going through
the churchy5 rd who whistled loud 70 keep up
his spirits.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
Thin-s IN pnilndelphla.
Correspondence oi the Tribune.
pu1IArFirInA. MnT y


PmLAgELrinA. May 81. u
ANOTHER NtCrM.---I regret to record me = .- pear
ot another yri.m otthe Hen,u=f-n f.D Nathan
aged about V year, uiier lingering extreme n;gnJ
.un,hOt wound received on the oth INST eAp"I ~ "a ~,
aetsen and 5orlpck ~ h, aie fe.iis1ce, 10 h u Il
ubove Brown. The funeral of deceased ",ii uAs < 10.
sunday MORNING NJ clock. 20 proceed Ia fyHf''''
sonefy County. .,, rco Is.tnt.
81. MIcnAEL's CHuRcH.-fbis edhce' Os',s! ,,'I,
ell by the mob N ksusiH=,on hboat TO be Ifyuas 7
now engaged iu clearing hWny tie r.ln', ana ucu''P
ton. ARE making tor It. Immediate erection; -, .;,,s
BIGANY-Jane Foster Coas !cted a lew jay - ~,
intne Court of quarter Sessions OF Dsamy, La DcA
~ fisO day, imprisonment H. R,s;t.r.
4 Co>FEssIoS.-Sa Samuel IePpon, alias Dl''..t -,
.,ceay convicted 0ihc murder % Cuiia Iod ana 'y ~ S
ing sentence odeath fn. made u confession " Tss
sons in which be mpIcGtes Joseph iihffN ~ -
iohn,nu and one ~ tSU nthcr-. iaff aud JoIoDY n
me,i.a.ly arrested md committed 10 The ounp -
story OF IcppOu, however, -no' generally ~ ,r,L-
entirely 10 opposition To- the tacts brought cu'"n ~
The pur'le- all cuIofed. r,,soo 9
STABBGNG.-A man named James Lau'.s LL.'@,5
,nilor was arrested HSt evening Tor niic'ng 's'y
M h. nfm of John Nuuhle. tne afi1f occurred 10 'A'
.inr aud le wound CONSIDERED ta1EefOus one li.s.
CHARGE OF AKsoN--ta"nIt smith, -,
smith yya.urrcsea and held % bai ths u0r1lns ol -
ui arson 10 settling i.e to hs shop iH "e9f.e 'he''
,irrc. .,,,.e{
M0RE hREEsrs.-Jo,aph aph c. Daynen aTss- I,...4
on q charge OF purt Igsfip- the Dtat = ! gf, H.,
pt u ,1sue Hnf unsatisfactory cHumrirr AnRhrts =, ~
b. b., had. IBpua, I licanH las a,o been he' =" -
5000 on charge ut being concerned u tie fos r,e.
SERtOC> CHARGE.-i man named h0li4s NN
pn1 brought before the Recorder this D1fis C,.
charge 81 attempting % po,,E Oysrn tlmn " Ps,es .
-ette. % the Navy Yad. Champion was eom@A''-
fault of :! 90 bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

lave deserved higher praise but he cautiously re-
l-sined from all belllgercnt braTado wheh he
might easily have enlisted the worst passions OF
Inc Nation in MS suppoIt and he received in
times Of the highest party excitement vote OF
hioh confidence in his discretion ana hdeiity' as
regards our Foreign Relations, from his political
oobonents IN Congress-a vote honorable 10 hm
and TO them.
Wc can with difficulty realize that this active,
,siiinI. jodomitablc man, accustomed TO organ
40 victories out OF the runs Of defeats winch to
another would seem annlhilating, is to be hence
forth a reminiscence. Verify, what shadows
.re are wha, shadows we pursue The Sun
once had homily, inits peculiar vein Of Enorali-
zing on Taieat, IN the person Of Mr. Webster, 60
inga private citizen TO Europe, while Tact, ex-
empitied by Mr.. Van Buren, sat in the Pfesi-
Dental char Inc old sage was right-we
must call no man fortunate till his death
1t is sad, and ye, !; IS instructive, if one but
ponder deeply enough, to note the fact that .rir.
Van Bpren has not been 50 stricken down on &C
count OF anyor all Of his defects and errors, nCF
even he cause Of his unpopularity. but because
be refused 10 unite in another great wrong. Ia
consented to the cruel and periidous robbery and
exile Of the Cherokees, with the bayonet at tbeiE
breas,s-and TINS did not obviously injure him
bc has cone or consented to other acts which we
cannot see how to reconcile to a good con-
science, and yet party confidence and party tr'-
nmnhs continued to shower honors on his head
But he finally refused 10 render prolipt, un-
qualified assent to pot which had for It's object
the robbery of friendly and feeble nelghbor-he
dared to evince some respect for those Divine IN
functions, Shol slalt not steal. Thou shalt
not coyet = and this has wrought his downfall
| The Immediate Annexation OF Texas is tine lever
with which the ultra Free Traders Of the South
the champions of the novel doctrine Of Calhoun
and iIcDuiiic that Slavery is not an evil to be
deplored and limited but a positive blessing. &c
be extended and perpetuatcd, have wrought hl'
ruin. Father Richie Of the Richmond Enquirer
so long his potent and devoted ally, IS the War
wick who dcposed hun. Annexation is with hlH
and others the vital question, but with It's orgina
contrivers it is but stepping stone to the over
throw of the Tariff and the establishment Of a
South Carolina dynasty, or the Dissolution of the
Union and formation OF Southern Confcdcracy
These men have been successful beyond thelI
hope in procuring the nomination fer President
of Southern Free Trade man, an unqualified
opponent on the stump last year Of the Tariff o
lS42, and one of;hc original conrlvers and ardent
supporters of the Texas conspiracy. All they
have now to do is TO elect him.