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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
Correspondence of Pome.oy & Co.
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A movement is on foot to build large iron
steamer for the lake service, by one of our enter
prisng forwarders, assisted by heavy house IN
New York. The immense speed attained by the
little Typographical boat Just put IN commission
here, together with the vast space and general
advantages thus obtained, have doubtless indu-
ced capitalists to go into this enterprise. There
cannot be a question of their practicabity and
ultimate success in the lake trade.
An Oak Orchard operator cam, in the market
to-day and took up 500 barrels Of -four at 81 l23
The brands consist of Palmyra, Boston, some ex-
cellent Michigan, and small parcel from good
establishment OF the Ohio canal The same
price offered for another thousand, but reiu-
sed. This operation is maae-in advance of any
influence the English news may have on your
market Mondays operations do not reach us
until the hour at which write.
A blast, not from the bugle, but from the con
fines OF Newfoundland, came sweeping along
from The Eas, last night and is as destructive te
the ice as the Snnoon to the wayfarer on the dc
sert, and il KEEP, up short time longer, Will give
us free lake The sail craft are bending thel
canvass and procuring their "small stores in an
aicipation of start, and the steamer Scott ane
propeller Hercules are giving the accustomed de-
monstrations OF a departure. The prospect is ia
vorable for general resumption of navigation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
DISASTERS.

The Comet, Crocksr, Al Newt Orleans ftom Nqwyo,l en-
IL WIKI the wreck OF tn Cey lon, Haows winch cl.sT ~
Ns"-Of felns l0h ult f.; stxndrl4, C. with CARO- os
and moasss OG II 22 ui; abou, Il " in , - !,
the Calf s schf was discovered leaking badly ,ri :.
about Two hours completely waeT.o heavy sea
nlng e swept her decks carried sway koI
mass lher- souls on board five OF whom, prlnS
irs Tsp. H,tlowe wfe washed overheard agd trownsJ
Oue the b. tAe OF Aiired Cutgr SUCCEEDED ~
la himsst the wreck aGd continued II .irbt d
when h dlscoYe cd ~ the Comet who weut 10 hS,r
ard carried him Newt OfeaGs. ''
CAPT Ihom,S OF the Beisey a,,I Jane a, Ph.dspbi, r
ports having 6iig ashore Colorado Reef deck ,ys,
with the w.t-r- one 5oti.
>chr Extct Foger Of and ,or Nantucket from Baltno,.
corn fiou md other stores on IN, h
the 2; aad remained uli CT 18th whs
she AIKEN the wharf v. Neea lIshteged Par, ~
her cargo landed IL good order.
Schr Caribbean Charleston 2gh fn Camden Ne had
ysry bois ssag lost and spill: snls, carried AVA
stern boat, LOST spArs sad sustained ether ca:nege
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
TRACTS on the Tariff.

The Editor of The Tribune, at the suggestion
of some friends of Protection to Home Industry,
will prepare, as soon as possible, two Tracts on
the following subjects
I. TIE TARIFF AS IT IS AND THE SuBsrIrUFs
PROPOSED BY THE Loco Focos, being iuli state
ment and exposition Of the rates Of duty fixed by
the present Tariff, with the reasons for each item'
showing why each duty was made higher or low
er, and how it bears upon the Labor OF the Coun'
try; with the corresponding provision OF the
Tariff bill reported to the House by Gen. MCKAY
from the Committee Of WAYS ard Means, and
which Loco Focosm is pledged to drive through
the House Of Representatives, at any rate, and the
Senate if possible, The Wing and Loco-foco
Tariffs will be contrasted section by section, and
the nature and bearing Of each provision ucidly
and calmly exhibited The general influence OF
the present Tariff on Labor, Prices, &c. will be
fairly shown.
II. Projection AND FREE TRADE. or ihe
Tariff Question Fairly Stated; being an eie-
mentarv exposition of the nature, necessity, op-
Grafton and effects Of Tariff Of Duties on I'm
ports, with wise determinations IN favor OF our
Home Industry.
Each of these Tracts will contain l6 large
and closely printed pages, the size Of the Junlus
Tracts,) and be sold for 81 per hundred or SO
per thousand 1t will be the aim OF the writer 70
make ma them perspcuous in statement, cogcnt in
reasoning, and SO fortified with undeniable facts
as to command respect from opponents. lhe
first Will be published within a fortnight. Orders
are respectfully solicited. H'6'
Editors friendly 70 the Cause respectfully rssus
ID 20 uotice this announcements and call for many o! We
Tracts in retuiu tacy shall consider far equyaisat
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
Domestic Ports.

PORTLAND, March 2s-Arrved bLg Eiibarnia Sawyer.
Boston; sic. mer Augusta York Vi. Eds aown having ~
brig Gilep NataEz1S. last f Ed where She
Iu IN 2oth nit Lsmasted); <ch- Solo,o Norris. York
Clearsd bak Amercal:, for Trinidad de Cuba
NE,W.H aVEN, Ma lch 2s-sailsd sehr Mary Elizabeth
Philad sloop Lady FenwicS, Wood, Ny ,rk.
BALTlM ORE, Mareh G8-Etu ship Tppicaroe, NewOr-
Jeans; schr May san Bias RichmoaL, n BedoTd s,eam
packet Georgia, Norfolk
Balch, do.
NORFOLK, March 2t-.lrg schr Lycursus, New wsmyma,
Florida.
Cl'l big Paos Rotterdam
RICHMOND, March 27-!trr schrs Weymouth. y York;
I.enity do; lone, do; Deborah Somers. DO
CD bark John Ca>kie, Havan.
CHARLESTON March 26-.irr lark Lucy Penaiman
Rio Janeiro; brig Al x, y Orleans: schr star, do.
GA Br barks George AIMING Liverpool; Woo!stock, do;
Cougess o hrrap do; Br brig rGuln Ha j. briz Choc-
aw New Otsars Swedish sch Laura, ST Petersburg schr
Hom., Apaiach ola
s5h-Asr ship Nloseits Boston.
id 81 parks G n.ss verpool; MoIsiina dc; Sws brig
Sn SHIPS Allan, Havre; Marion BIZ Liverpool; Swed
steamer L Salmout, York ia Norfolk.
SAVANNAH March 25-Arr bgs Puace de- Joiayile
Havana; Pandora Providence; tldwin, New EUk; Sc.
vannah. do
I'D Br ship Ocean Queen London; briss Rausom Boston,
Madison, y York; Geors lana, do.
MOBILE. March 2lC leared shir Chevaier Ea,re; Ala.
bamIaa Providence: brig Virginia, Yo!k
NEW-0RLEANS, March 2l-Au ship Charles, n York;
brig bgesoria, Fall River.
CID ships Almira Liverpool; MaTiposa, York: Mlti.
aides BIZ LIVERPOOL; Auseriitz, Have: Monmouth LIVER
reUl, Potomac 10; LOUISIANA do bai is L-onre (Bremeu)
B7emsn; Rob: Morris lhai b,ig ropf New lolA; schr
, Only Son, do
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
Foreign Ports.

At Havana March 49, ship Tama FIN NYork; briss Doun.
,ha Boston; Frances Louisa Batb kmpre. aro Oears;
Cecanus Boston, ship Adelaide for York; bnss Poland.
vana for Savannah
Left Rio Jan-ro, iih Feb, By the Lucy Fenniman, ard
az Chailesou-U ship Columbus ip Mon'evdeO; brig
Congress from Gibraltar th Brazil station, Just arr
brig Perry for the Pac ii, soon: org haos from East
Coast Of Anca Tor the ship Grafton foT New Or
leans ds; bark Mariner for soon; brss Mon,eydeo,
I'm NYok the coas. of Arca soon popolse fin and for
the Coast Of Tca soon Steug from do urc-rrain Ken.
tucky Montr video uuc; Ellsworth for U 5 loading; 10
totf, tIm Richmond for rhiadelphia do Ottoman for
soon do Frances Amy I'm Mediterranean chnt-r.d The
lrigate Columbia The Msderr mean, SD Feb !; ship
Panther for y York sid Feb 2.
List Of vessel, left at S4cIafcios-U trig.Ofwar Balm
bridge ar. 9Th Inst I'm Pensacoa R gaes Rose End Peake
tr gate Brilliant; FIeach Spanish and English brig,
names uLkIown,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
The following is from Thompson's Bank Note

Reporter: ,.t ~ ,,,.
Tt,MFsos Esq sir--I have looked srsand me here,
and after yen. acoGic OF telling things would say
the measure the ed nloa OF broken Safety und ,oGey
will D. carried through, though rot sufficiently liberal TO
bring money p. The ar mpuon rc,ec; has been
q on the table where will this year There dis,
pos,tiea "a put SOP individual free tansigg small
scale shall no: te supnSed see the Banking a" 80
aneG-d as 10 choke # all snail fry AID give The si
bugs the monopoly Of manufacturing business
A project is before the people OF Cincinnati tor
loan Soy eco the Little Miami Railroad COMPANY to
complies that road 20 Xenia.
AT Cincinnati there had been unusual activity IN
oreraors OF Exchange and other transactions CT BinSs aad
Sisnt Exchange the Sas, has declined to 70
selling rae. and 5smend light There has been de-
maud ior Coi principally for remttances 20 NewOtss'
selling readily II premium.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
ARRIYED.


ton i'",H &c TO Andrew S9sssr s Sons,
Packet ship Utica Ns i'm Hayre, Feb H. mdse to Boyd
ship Queen Victoria Ranle, IS ds from Orleans cotton
Orleans for Boston; brig anpca In FRANKLIN iGf
Bark Elliott Watts So days from Gibraltar fru and mdze
to Andrew Foster Sons, pens the ca'so OF ship Azelia,
condemned al Lserpoo sailed in CO. with ships Coufie'
Bark josephine, Mitchell II days from Guyana Pr. su-
gar and molhsses 10 Benz De soEes 20 Vessels lett be-
Ba;k Tsxd9r Clark "A d.ys from Guayama PR sugar and
Bank Salem Herr 80 days from Glasgow mtse TO Robsrs
Kermit stsersg. passengers.
Brig rmoeon, Bvsn, days from APai1chicoIs cotton
enced heavy gale Ioa NV split sails and sprung maintop
British brig Paac Lngois, 2. days from psnera in bal
last, Goodhue 60 10Th nst LAT 80 80 oug 3O spoke
Bris Gifa,d, GIpaIck p days from Mayasasz Pr I'D
h 25 50 casks moasses 10 A!sor harncey
Left schr William Covil Homer Just arrived from Phiia
s sss5;h S.s Es:ns sss ss.s ssha days from ''sI
Bs Harriet ro,s days from Gnfyamss r Gssf 1GG
YoiS i1fsa Doa jun ' for
e"ett for York In days Eagle Just arr rom ~ Far
u7n oJ % Il CsnaTq art az ma m 5Gm G - nas o Gn d
ds schs Leonitas for YORK rsAt da5 and Eseon''
scRr Anaconda Tulford, NewbeIn. NC, naval sioEei
schr Rubcor, Doane Boston ao'ai'ss anu Hdze 70
Robinson PsFh df rs from sssd IN CO. q xh
schr soprrb, Bake days from Washington, c, naval
Se % Tund 10 s from Ma,anz. hhds a ,cs
70 ibs E0ass-. 10 Read * Eoppock
seh John Hill Rove days from Georgetown cotton, to
Sc Sutapa tons l2 ds rrn Bermuda roo,, sc,
WIN Davenport. Left oa.k Aotn, for Boston 20 ds
Schr Alph.ou, boru. d fm Ns.' buryport, hsh
sc Pennsy Crowel Sos ftE Boston mdze to the
schr latsha Johnson, ds from Boston, 2dze, the
cartan.
Scr Richard Taylo- Jameson ds from Thomas,on lima
TO the Captain
Schr Coral Umer, from Thomaston, lime:
Schr Ann D-nman, Spear, I'm lhcmaston lme.
Sch1 Texis. Pillbury, from 1homas;os, lime
Schr Ma.a, Hicks, from Thomason, lime.
BELOW,
Ship, Columbus Cole, from Liverpool Feb ls, to H
MARSHALL; John NJ inurG Stark from Orleans; st jams
bile; bank sppsnor; brig Tampico, Franklia also several
other square-rigged vessels, unknown. WiadE E.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

Thursiv IS inst OF l5rt but severe Illness, Mr. Jo
sEpH Met oSNxlL. III II, ~ year othls age
Tn yes ana friends Of the family and those cl ms BRO
,b-rsnaw cherd Welch and Peter Rcss. are respee-
f o-s;ed 10 attend his funeral from his late residence,
In this coy: March 49, Danis T : Jackson, aStd ID a.
March 29 Emily wife of Wm II Sage, aged 30
March 27, Mrs Eleanor Fizwilliam -, .,a.
March a. Bddset, wife Of NGhael Holland aged g
March o. J. me wife of Nicholas Bnoday, aged 80.
Al Fishk Landing, 9th inst CATHAKI'E daughter ol
a, Kiurerho5k March 25 Mrs Lydia Van Allen, aged Is
March 26, a. Old Point Comiot Dr. Edward Nacomo' OIL
'' Al New snswck March 2s Abraham Ten EIck'
Captau IN T. y Navy, aged 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
POLICE OFFICE.

STEALING GOLD FROM A VlslTER.-John DOYLE
OF jersey City, OF the simple ones' ene ed on
Thursday night from Broadway house in Thomas
by girl nansd Ann Foy aud before leaving robbed Of
s2jon s. cold pieces and s. BILL of which his creating
disturbance SIS wee returned him. He procured the
sisance of oee! McCr.th who arrested the house the
gil Foy and her paamou named Henry Edtidge and found
SIS S. bills the latter supposed be part the
oeed Of tts stolen money. They yesterday both
med 20 answer
THEFT OF Trunk AND MoyEY.-A colored
man named GroIge bbs arrested Friday by officer
Deanston charged with having the ID January last s:o
trunk containing S3O in gold and silver and SIS worth Of
clothing from another colored named Thomas Newport
Of 70 Anthony street, being the avais whole last years
labor The clothing and trunk recovered; the money
not. Gibbs committed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
CCROSER'S OFFICE.

ACCIDENTAL BuRN1NG.-On Friday the Coro.
p.r held an nouest on the body of Margaret L. Fag4n eyed
years and mouths No. l2 whose clothes
caught fire the day previous the temporary ahseGce OF he!
mother the yard whereby she deadully burned
that She GIed during the afternoon.
ACCIDENTAL DEowS1SG.-Also on Friday, III
Fifth street. between Avenue and G. the body OF Fran
Vasae native Of Germany aged SO who. when
intoxicated the night pr,youS llutc the water at Gourr
reu slip and found the molning erect Ill the water
with his in The mud, and his pipe still srasped IN his
L..u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
CIT Y 4 f F 4 | r S
FRIDAY, March %,


BOARD OF ASSISTANTS.
President BROWN the Chair.
Remonstr1uce against dividing the Office Of Sheriff IN rs'a
ton 10 SUNNI mig Jurors, coucur:ed In.
George Youle and lsacc j. Vermye had leave 20 remove
the rem ,ns OF their children Poughkesps
Some petitions wers presented aud referred ,.,o
The ordinance esiabllshg new tolice by employing 6oO
men and officers Day and Night Police, was taken up
and with the amendments Of Board concurred in
gore of land OF 18th street au.l0ih Avenue IL
disnu AZ 10 ownership between Mr. Asor and the Corpora
tion, was leased TO + ?, rIy ioI S22'0 year
Proposition build drain goth street between Broad
way and 9th Avenue, cOncu!red In.
Bnabas s. Gil!sspl. pointed Inspector OF Lum-
bsr.
,pts,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

The Stock Market was rather heavy to-day, and
most descriptions show small decline
There has been good business doing IN EX-
changes for the seamer and the supply is not large. We
ouoe Sterling s; a 81; Francs 80 a 5 2S..
There is rather demand Tor money and the
Banks az general rule have advanced the rates OF interest 70
n cent on short paper and per for long They also
,ors strict in regard to quality and require names,
more -isdly than for past We DO net learn that
they are calling loans ana know OF loans at per cent
which are continued In the street money can still De oo
taued on irstrae q.pert Il cent The movement ap-
ars 10 BE- simply endsavor the part OF the banks 10
ake advantage of the increased Gemad for money 10 put up
IL, of
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
SrNkEN

Fsb r. at TO- lon % to hip Esss. welsh I'm Iv,rro,,
70. Orleans. ~ ''' '"' H's'Po'i
York. "' ''Na' y 0"sd'S !oi y
Fec "a lat % long 49, ship osoa from New o.lsars for
Febs7 OF p3ablshsaei Shot Keys, ship Glasgow from
Fen 2 IA; % long IS g ,ch Atlantic, In o,s.., 50,
Feb s, of Dsubs sheale! sbo Keys. .ehr Hero I'm o
leafs 10. Ms!tntiae. 'V' 'u y W
March Il roI,asss bearing W % miles. sch a4ai,s,o,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
SAILED.

Ships Hear Can;cn Nassachu,-,t iIa,re S,erIicc L;x
Eavaus. ''o'"'a'
i,aI BnEs c9YdnE, M4yasusz, Pr William W. Ma,ssoraa;
bifs Sszsppa NSavitas Bslfs.: (Br) B,badoss Mob.
stfGl Savannah; Emily. Charlsstoa Joserh ST.
whs, DO - - O''S1-S' '>'as-
sehE OS.ron o.lesn,-,nt o,hs..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

~ Yesterday morning the clothes of Eliza
beth Fagen, 4 years old, residing at Il Batavia
street took fire and she was burned SO severely
that she died last evening. Commercial.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
Nj MARRIED..
DIED,

At Springfield, y j, Mach 27 By Rev Mr. Ogden Abner
Stitt Charlotte daughter Of the late saLus Bonne ooh
OF Sprlngtlsli
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

~ A beautiful kind of lace is now made by the
gaIyanc process aud we should like 10 see it tried
in this CITY. The lace is rubbed with plumbago TILL
it assumes O perfectly black color 1t Is then sub
jeced To the yoltac action and comes out perfect
fabric of gold. We presume we shall see the ladies
wearing this kind of ornament before long.
Another CaURCII.-Thc corner stone OF new
Catholic Church was laid yesterday, in Soulard's
addition to ST. Louis. The new building is situated
on the hill near Mir Soulards house, and will be
conspicuous object in approaching the city he
Hibernan Society, the Catholic Temperance Society
and large concourse OF citizens were present on
the occasion. u. Louis hep.
s-aYs Beze kayser, who stabbed Martin Gillespie
on Sunday mig ht was Yesterday arrested and exam
ined before Justice Wemore, and held 10 bail IN So,
600, and failing TO give II was committed 10 lail. II
was sudden quarrel thai occurred at MI BOLTON
boarding house in which Gillespie was badly stab
bed with lack knife in the side and fears are enter
tanned that he will die. 81. Louis. hep"
SINGULAR DEArH.-While Dir. Jonathan Bur
nett. Of Jamaica Long Island, was selecting spot
in his family burvng ground, for the grave OF de
ceased relative the rail- III picket pailnS on "hcn
he trod pierced his foot and produced lew days al
forwards. convulsions and lockJaw, terminating III
| death
FIRE AT Plrr sBuRG-On the night OF the s5lh
inst. fire broke out in Pi,,sburg, Pa, which de-
slroyed property TO the value OF S2o,OO II broke
out in a cooper's shop in Diamond alley, and alter
consuming several dwellings. the four story tobacco
warehouse of Mr.. George Wyman, and the Second
Presbyterian Church, was finally extinguished.
sY Goods by the Montpelier and Ednburg, al
New Orleans, and by the Alexander Scott, thence
to this city, were received in 10! days from New, @
York, distance OF $500 miles, at the rate OF 20
miles per day for the whole distance.
[St. Louis Transcript.
WESTERN RAlLRoAp.-We learn from the Spring
field Gazette that the Directors have voted 10 In
crease the rates passenger fare, on and after the
| lst April next, 10 So through between Boston and
Albany, and TO 81 cents per mile for intermediate
travel.
gs Governor Jones, of Tennessee has been on a
| visit to New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, MARCH
CLEARED,

Ship Ann Godfrey. Mobile, Ludd s. Lord.
British brig Diana G5fS wins s. }Snns b Dsn Ies
Gorham, Wznman Key West. Maitland; Amelia Null
holland Mngon, BIO Jan-iro, Hopkins & lfonsldes; AZ
cone -, NIatarz's. Feber & GO.
Schr a.adahnc Simpson, Machi1s, Buck Peters Jus.
tice =, Nagbrheat; Eagle, DYER Grogeown e Sack
e Brother Co: Edgar Turner, Sw boro y C. Depey-
ster Fh,m,sh Rival, Meeker williamson, MASTER D
Webster Demarest, Edenton, Williams * North1m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
the rates Of interest.
OF p,,cors1 on BANK NOTES AT SO w4LL-sr.

The following table gives the exports rom Liver
roo % the United States Of Co;tors Linens, Wooers Wos
d and Blankets for the las, eight In view OF the IN
creased consumption rapidly enlssins popuaon the
tb,s shows large falling off in Cottons since 1885, The
thus saved from going out OF the country 10 pay Tor
a. m packagss Of Co,tors and packages OF "ooeas has
,ospded on ou. manufactures, supporting an immense
number of our native operatives ana coatsEay making
foI an enormous amount OF agricultural and ether pro-
hrrts Of American luIrstry:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

u The mortal remains Of Gen. PETER b.
PoKrER were inferred Oh Tuesday in the village
cemetery at Niagara Falls. a large number Of
citizens from Lewiston, Lockport and this citys
testified their respect for the memory of the de-
ceased bv their attendance at his funeral.
Buffalo Commercial.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

The total of packages imported in the eight years
was et3 OF which ,16 5Oo New-York, being about
cent, wkoie imports Compared with the imports
of 1885, the imports of 1913 show decrease Of 33s packages
al NswYork abou, per while Boston has nearly
retained hs amour; OF with England, showing
decrease OF only 3i7 packages. about 81 per cent
The National Bank has declared seml-annual
dividend se Per cent payable and after the 10Th OF
April ue,,
The Albany City Bank one Of four per cent, pay
able on the Is, Of April.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

CorToS Factory IN ST. LouIs.-The morning
papers state that there is an experienced Cotton
Manufacturer in the city who possesses capital
and enterprise and has first rate Machinery, and
that he is desrous of establishing Manuactory OF
Cotton in ST. Louis its vicinity SO soon he can
ge, a suitable building. Thus Manufacturing enter
prize is pushing itself Westward. If our Govern
ment will adhere steadily to the Protective Policy,
these useful establishments will abound among
US. ST. LOUIS New Era
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
COURT CALENDAR. THIS DAY.

CIRCUIT CouRr.-No calendar posted
CoMNoS PLEAs-Monday.-Nos. 80, 3, AZ,
81, Is, 5, :, s, y, 81, q, %.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

The GRAVE OF NogGAS.-The Winchester
Va Republican contradicts statement, which
has been going the rounds Of the papers, that the
crrova of tho valiant Con Mopc,y# x unhonored
with monument, and says that beneath an aged
locust in the grave yard of that place, plain but
substantial marble slab marks the resting. place
of the hero of the Cowpens. He died on the 9th
July, 1902, in the 67th year of his age.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
E,trsc, OF a letter dated

" WHEEilNG, March o. lSit.
The herd OF Bufiaoes which are on their way to
the MAY Convention, have reached this place by way
of steamboat from Cincinnati. An acciden, in land
ing them, by which one OF the herd broke away, al
forded our citizens an unexpected but very exciting
exhibition OF Buffalo Hunt The liberated animal
took his course through one of the streets of the
town al the ,op OF his speed soon olowed by one Of
the Mexcans of the party, mounted on horseback,
provided with the asso and other implements OF the
chase. The animal, through the dexterty and skill
Of the hunter, recaptured, but not until II
afforded citizens the novel qualification OF Wit
Messing quite Buffalo chase
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30

MASlFoLD,SG.-A Boston paper says: a few
days ago, person in this city hit upon the fol-
lowing plan for raising the wind. He held a
bank note for $50, which he cut in two, and
taking one portion to an acquaintance, informed
him, that he had just received it by mail, the
other being to follow IN day or two, but he
could not wait for It's arrival. This friend in
need, on receiving the half note, advanced the
cash; and another friend did the same on receiv-
ing the other half. Taking his hundred dollars
10 one Of the banks he procured note for that
amount, and having again had recourse to the pro-
cessor cutting, actually obtained $500 on the two
halves, with which he decamped and has not yet
been heard of.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30
CORRESPONDENCE Of Pomeroy s. Co.

Correspondence Of Pomeroy s Co.
BUFFALO March 81, 1914.
movement foot build aIgs steamer Tor the
lake service BY Of n;ersug forwadeVs assisted by
h=avy house in New York. +,
An Oak Orchard operator came the market to-day, and
took up 1860 bb Of Flour at 81 IA The brand c9ns'stag
of Palmvla Boston excellent Michigan, and small
oarcel (iom good establishment on the Oho Canal The
same price wa offered for another ous and but refused
Passengers Arrived
In the ship Uic1 ,am HGrre-Nr PIco:, OF France; MI
Naming Of Prussia; Cap, Murdock-27 seerag-.
In ship Queen Vc:oriG from N.,c Ofleans-Alr Rush
and lady-l9 stesIage
In bark Elliott from GibrGl,r-Cap,J Young.
In brig Ihemis from Observation-Disclosures DuIant and
In schr John HUI from Gsorgstown-T w jones' G Row
an, VIM Rowan.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-30


Ships Columbus. Cole, from Liverpool Feb Is, TO
MARSHALL; John MintuE9 Stark from Orleans; St JAMS
bile. baik Supsrlor; brg Tampico Feanka; also. several
othe, squale-rigged vessels, unknown. WadE <.