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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
or THEWEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THIS WEEK.

l. PoErHy-The DnnsPunon 'onveh'ion-i'ei inetlE
~ pine. \Xhic Song: The Whg Gathering; Goa
bns. from Bla kxood Noon Count o. 'Nnhon.
H. Ep,roRlAL-lhe Cherokee Alphabet brand re ieceN
er.: Wigs. VIII you Work! Blowing ior 'he Boys
1bo pb,l,,ainhi. Riots; Education IN Mississippi Ne"
yctk IN November Madness OF Pafty' ."'e oi " ''a'
nell: Odd kentucky Another Libel on Jnn'''' * 49,
m D., --Imu,en.e Gathering Ot tho Nh2s oi "a
Gcn,>.e and Wyoming; The Great y" his 'a'n enn' n
:, I,yr.nr.-Lstiers from Gov Seward snc Mil!Gd
Flmu,e; The Personal sunders on hcnfy Clay; Wool
and the Farmen; Ithaca Wool Market; Georgia aat
Texas; Extract from 'Junim on Texas; James X.
polk ON tho rnTa: Tho Prices OF Produce. The TGa
Iuloui,y; Table shown: the time OF holding tie Pa>
den.I and Sta,e Elections in the several States; Ap
poiptmcnt. by the Picsideut; Appropriations for 1875
Tnconaucred Vermont; Northern lsnn;ylyan &c.
w Nr.cyILASEous-Gmys of Europe. No. e. By
Travelling New. Yorker Agriculture and Nsra,; s..
ence for Farmers; Anniversary of the Nativity OF YcQ.
r,.,. Madns-s aud It's Remedies; The WsterLGs
APPLIED to Hydrophobs, Tetanus ard DeInBm lismest
Y. Nrws-Wa.,ern Fourier A,socIatlon The Oresoa f.
Ucdl,ion Columbian HI,er Exploring Party: farE
Mexican News, Opinions in Mcxico. Letter To the ems
Secretary Of state from tho British Charge DAfaiu,
Wabash and E.ie Caual: Crops III lndana; sueted
r.!y H.. Robbsr Tie storm the Upper hisi-9
nj: Mob Law IN Western NewIork The Wusonss
rhannx Aleetias OF tie Ff-n,s Of Ireland IA N'E
York New Novel 10y Ercene Sue: Mormon Dhhea-
ties Extensive Fire in Boston; Fatal Ca,ualiy 10 Yes
cIe.ter Couaiy Babe the Pirate The Crops; PoreG
Items by the Acadia: From the Sandwich ISLANDS
VI COMMERCIAL ISTELLGsScE-Siocss.a Money. fioeu''
Markets. sc.
Single Copc., put in wrapper ef the MAILS can oe "
tanned at the desk. Pnce csnts.
~ Termsso yer year: single copies "a senh-Ah 'u@
,crp,ions payable iufeXbly IN advance. Address
GREELEY & McELRATll. l6o Eas.au- street.
Tribune Buildings. opposite the Ps's
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
The Sing Sing State Prison.

The State Prison at Sing Sing. on the invitation
of the Board OF Inspectors, was visited yesterday
by the members of the Court of Errors, Mayor
HsRrER. Chief Justice JONES, Judge OAKLEY,
Chancellor WALwoRTH, Chancellor MchouN, Rev.
Drs. SPRING, PECK, PIrMAs, LEvINGs, Cox, Blsh-
op HUGHES, and other distinguished citizens
All the workshops were visited and every depart
nent examined. The most perfect order and
the utmost cleanliness and neatness prevailed
throughout the entire prison. The visitors were
not permitted to speak to the prisoners. There
appeared to be a general anxiety to obtain view
of the celebrated Munroe Edwards, who was en-
gagged in weaving mats. He evidently felt deep
ly conscious OF his degradation and turned his
Since his confinement he has changed wonder
fully, so much SO indeed that several persons,
who were formerly quite familiar with his appear
ance, could hardly be persuaded that the bald.
headed, emaciated and detected object before
them was the same being who was wont to as
sumo the pzOudand naughty look and the lofty
and digniie dbearing of an honest man. Truly,
the way OF the trnsgressor is hard.
The company left the City in the steamboat
Columbus at p o'clock P. NJ. and returned again
at 10 P. NJ. AS there was no dinner prepared on
board and as the excursion was quite delightful
one the invited guests very generally went to their
respective homes with wonderfully good appe-
tltes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
Th,np,In Philadelphia.
l'orrespOntcnce OF The New. I UfK ''0uI'e.
PuILAoxLPHA. June zo-t.

Correspondence uf the New-f UrE ''o""e, =,
PuIL.oxLPHIA. June .o-t. VI:
r,.. s,,,,r ms 1gjn.-The Whig meeting IN The
D of ,loyamens.ns last evening. wn' sosig9a W +,
,,, o .hc large End eriiu,a.tc Enthefn-- "l ''
ootrsei, 10 ~ ,rnt ,.reses b. Hon L. Joy
,Inr, the Buckeye blacksmith. MI basi' s'' i,cx o
,,,,, ni kno,rn zeal "a the good cause " n -. ~, ,o
W Rsr xg. I,trned to with deep attention. ana c,sI l r.,
ura:r-i sounds OF appase II W., I'T |e toi, n cam
80 ba.i IN the Dp;rc There VII be gran" ra' 81 ~
"'i ~ s7EIryvg..-Thesc men are determine" 10
i.sra!e tpassr5ie. Ph'adepa m g,s!'' ,s ft ~ ~ VI u
t fr n. lst w,.s hls been iie ,cei' oi n, a'i
;acl' u ii i c y. io.s onpanc< te,t Ns'nti' n"
h. !ifIrr, u the y e~eacoe tjISlt ,.ist,ts nh ne
~, ,,p risIr elves m order 10 defend hex p-"pI''s NJ!
rr>ify ~ ' # as csi upon ye,te.y afternoon "t
ye'! ne Sie, @ 80 - H.. -srrr5 N 7,l ton sr.us
.iyl nos,c he had stationed ~ the iiiiedau 'ciiy
] -, n. s.aled us:ty. Queen street o.dy - !i,,1.
. =" - WV r,I -,,I.g;et according 10 Gw. he>- NM,
orr Mi 10 be observation-disclosures to Iecof"-aau ''N @
500" YI"xIco"Rrcr.-IHg - PntLtDELPHlA Posr OF
,,cr-The name of ;s r'tlias;e l' a ot ii',: no. TO-
Hay would me M = ye:T'y . No. re loud aaj
len I hank Heaven ls4i Is not lat distant x.,
SrocKs-A ia'r amount OF business "hs us'S,
the Stock Exchange, BAY no rG'eiu aeinol
rn9sar, N the rate, eNcep; United states BANK "
tor Eng 70 BS.rd share, Girur Bank III 400 do i9 20
d. 10 10 s5tJ Bonds o *o? -: 3,a, 'I1, . NJ 3 az
o. i6li: n. Delaware Iu-nfnnce tonpn 20
5do Wilmington Railroad. =" 2is i'' NM ,ini'' 'eu ''''
Bass ssj can ar - pcse a,d tsn'e CaGG si
- -, g, n t,f, ,nk lGt no Wilmington !'u 'uA"' -
.". ne In Z" ISL :lI 90 state S. 5i,: <'Iv d" do. ;2'
5000 Es.a: Kaleaa Ro9" = Z sVV Nea'a'A' D''''
Snsp NEws-l p. C,e"red ms ct'srHo%nw
Bark Roth.chid Lowry. Boston Tux Ehnse ] de- IVY:
aH PaaS r. ,ch tbb saeo ate s.rb ,nfb'' tan s
!i N"tnn: Sguirre Til len. do Victoria taken,efs
10 Thames Prs0d L B. OIL II1,,j si''u uS,. SyE
,, Smorsan N York John +. Croucn iCmin N,
rich Increase Erickson Fall river BarGe M'ddle'eN' ~
|.iSSrirca-Brs. Gnndee. Gilchr days from bs;"n &
y law: from Easpo American Eagle, Symmes, days IRON
Savannah. ,,-;IS W.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

Rior AND CoMgI>TloS.-J"ha fe''isiew, COZ
,,,L!a, ia. larsr bna-e a tGe c'r1sf Of RelteS
i s,i,, rl.i7 nel ~ ne vo - at - ''rt c,r,e
a ,ac ;orr>c Tn p'i-o - - 50 .iai q - I s. 3s
:, ,.ibr-f Da,l. std 0t4ef'. pfrcesdfd 70 70, pit
~ ~ ,y nuG;l, Hci war. ~Afnr " Q nz,
lohr Ncasuu I'D ii Cio',H' ''''' "''' "' "''A 70 =.
ATTACK oS yuE MAYOR sS2 ALDEHMES.-l,s
L, a, ~. Nt,oe .eitl ieuu1r 'zz.1'. aud anotssi.
s,,,-t r. II Pncc, Sc5- coming IN
n a.; !ahern.c!e. ;cy heard gr''e nra 10: :in y,
tiles iiou,e corusT ol i'foaa"py "nd heNIe'rt and y;
, In .,.,n-, 4 The, s'tacAea by .nWe isl"w, =
c rrltbe Nlicr and NJ o'cwutt ''eieiv beaten. =.
S,vor r.r,prg. uajurcd. he 4ars -- G9t Aao~G L.
NJ escape lIsti.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
cnRnNER,S OFFICE.

DEATH BY FALLlNG.-Ahout ~ days since {
child /, mor,, old named John s!ctreh tel from The !s
. wns so seriously irured TINT he died to day. I
,'nrnner ,yas sent for 10 hold an inquest
ACCIDENTAL DRoWNIAG.-lfsl h'sh', ~ ions
~ nv ~ , h,, him, i'm the East River. 81 the foot OF IL
,5sot one of them named Robef; Ross. aged = yern N
lam, wh John Yonrg. 40. 50 avsaus ID was aeciteniia
,ne lis body was recovered to-day. cAd tie Cofonef' 'es
IL 20 rod IN l.gue1t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

n We learn from the Louisville Journal mat
contrary to all expectation Chanc,iot DEE ~
cep,s the office of Secretary OF the Treasury a'Y,
ly conferred upon him, !e'Ignlng OF cou.se s'.'
office of Chancellor Of the State OF hen.'cNy'
which he has held ever since his retlie'I''ti ''0"
.rrvice in the Scnat. of the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
Subscriptions for Clay Tribune.

S,Npss S.RsAri SILLA.-tOud tie many thhrsanei ~
now frr dr.es t which this pr-P-rr'i"u - chl
,,,rc listen grateful testimony U tus- hJ rss
tsd hrcn cuud they woUhi 10 .npser doubt fS-
efficacy he,itHts ~ nppnprEtns t,u.-yes ne
ben, which tins medicine a.e be,taw. Obstinate
erUp'ioS -crDtul! chrnc eye, eIifs 1sG
md pna ~ In bones mud pnt. ThrTma'In NIL II. Jti
gnd nrisiny fnIn lnuhcius of mercury.
safely nnd speedily cured by ilI
For further cula oud Conclusive evidence of l'S ,urr
vuuenDd efficacy. Pamphlets. winch may De obir
81 Of cents gratis.
Pfcptrtsi ana .cli, Wholesale nui retail by A. B. <
"a Sl,. iusr ~ ,Esis y tuilod street, Ne" is
Sold also NJ 23 Broad way r Eqst Efo,dwsy. and dur
:st gunerIIy .Ilrau .h1lt The Enled SLale,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
Bait. Patriot, yesterday.

BRewSsos's QUARTERLY REvIEw.-The July
number of this Review is just published by Z. :.
Francis s. Co. Its contents are kants Critic Cd
Pure Morals Church Unity and Social Anchor
zion , Hildreth's Theory of Morals Bishop Hop
kins on Novelties 'Come- -Ou,erism;' Sparks on
Epscopacy;' . The Presidential Nominations &c.
&c. We have not yet had time to peruse this mum
ber thoroughly but we see that the Editor has lost
nome OF his fire,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

LATER FROM CHlxA.-Arriral Of Mr.. Gushing.
The brig Argyle Capt. Cooper, OF Baltimore,
arrived Yesterday from Canton, having sailed
thence on the 18th March The only important
intelligence we have from that place is the arrival
of Mr.. Gushing, the American Minister, who ar
rived at Hong Kong on 5th March, IN good health
He was to proceed TO Canton as soon as he could
make the necessary arrangements to leave Hong
Kong. The American Consul was making pre-
para,ions to receive him at Canton with due
honor. A liberty pole was to be raised on the oc-
casion.
The U. S. Frigate Brandywins had sailed a
few days previous for Manila.
Large storchouses had been built on the ground
Of the late fire, and the merchants were carrying
on business in them.
There'was very little business doing. Teas
were scarce and high.
DISTINGUISHED ARRlvAL-Among the arrivals
yesterday we note that of the Prince dc Solms,
of the royal family of Prussia, together with Mr..
Bourgeois d'Orvanne, OF Paris.
IN o. Pic. June 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

L. :. CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge BrrTs
D,yID n. Low Us. STEAMBOAT wv. foUSG.-
Action brought % the value ol the thu"s. of R
d, .;fncs hy ton mnott snd wh her OF soal az
The Court IN decision ta,ed thai the collision sac,,
By want Of .s Il board She .Oopt'a' as soon - ~
rst h. ,o0o blended - cross tAc bows ai the sAooat -
ry thing sb wa. done spaI tho latter % 9fsser; s
lisiop Libel disnieed WITH co.t.
E<os WfIpER rs. G. J. GAYLER, CIandall Picb
I'm connection WITH A. Ror md John J. Str,rB, msnuf,--,.
cs and th~ir rern. NarH. ie'ion N rotation 70 ,k.
iea.cmen OF patcn, for the Ss:mHHdc' Hon Sa!s T..
Dtser9 4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
By This Mornings Mail.

~ presiden, Tyler and lady passed through
Bal,imore on Thursday afternoon on 'heif way 10
Wnshngton.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
CHOICE FAMILY NEDICIYEs. DRUGS. CHEM
GALS, Gc.
For .nia Ly
DANID SANDS s. co.

y
CHEMISTS AND Observation-Disclosures.
=, a. "a I br'afway. cornfs "i hn,k :,tfest, et,b
Also large n-'t'nea "i nc "',rt del cue icuc"
pErrrfs Tif.s' ffms' 81 s @@i 3A0nsMgrrcs AnsSig3fr g.
Together wth k'eet vatiey Of fancy Ahees i.oth' H
e''" h1t n,t 1tln'i' TT iplI,ct.;s,pii', "
and r,mly EssesE ~ = fa,iay ! I'd S's".5o prepared '
is ." the nt I ' Eina o. c5nsa ,s ssa sa .a for sale
apqii-,l b. a omggtsn, person at all hour.
~ paIERs from re d'ersn, SPnos. . c, ~
''.- 7n. ,o..5;z, ,------ ..., !..., , .' s., ..'
Tas iad,an Yeg,GJe EliIr and Liniu,.rt safe antG
,hl' ,,s B,nj m e,, coo,io, the hau b.sn.ss
re 6S"es% fass Hr EreGD for etiecuay ''"'0'HsN
Aa; Ed.eE iIS aas P1r Gf,e'rqsG IT, o v. gi
IL sSj Fs < s Ss' :.e UT ss We;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

THE LOG CAnlN'-Geo. S. Appleton, Philadel-
pbia, has published very interesting and valuable
work for young people, under this taking title. 1t
IS beautifully printed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
,,,,x,s LEGHOKN HAI", !,

The boI.nce of wholesale s'eck WIZ Nsdsa - ;,
.1oiescle prices at rear. rsa,,,,.I an5
Also. Ladies Bonnes. PaLa,oss a1o the Ass
The performance Of The h:s,eadi eishii sey Ts,ss Tsss
NH;Spm my ye;,eT'S was s..tPd by The osSs
Wsss T and ard as:1 ss:; vii iy se 'sle Ss
rouin for US -,,crnoon 8: 90 % x,
nS Sss Museum P"sIt =. % Be- .een iot oas '''
raj,. paIer dance INTO thu baIsalu 2
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

DEATH OF JUDGE StgPHEN.-We learn from
Annapolis of the sudden death, in that city, OF
the Hon. JOHN SrErHEy, one of the Judges o! the
High Court of Appeals. He was in attendance
upon the Court Of Appeals, when he was taken
sick, and after several days of suffering, from
severe attack of cholera morbus, he died early
yesterday morning, at an advanced age, and al
ter having been for twenty years one OF the AS
sociate Judges of the Court.
Bait. Patriot, yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

U The Albany Citizen comes to us enlarged
and improved, good indication of its popularity
and success,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

E There was an unsuccessful attempt made
to fire the Arcade in New Orleans on the 18th
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

Ihars no hestation dcGr'nC, that am IN Jdror ot
Fla nnt,dats 3nneya,iOn IT jtLas The Ierritsry VI The
Uuiied = IJamss X Polk 10 the citizens Of Cncia-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
Resored for The Tribune.
Az, Adjourned Meeting OF the Rumseller

Thursday afternoon was the tme designated Tor
The kumS-llers 20 meet, 10 hear The memorial read
which the learned six who compose the Committee
had drawn up for The purpose OF presenting il 10 his
Honor he Mayor. Three o'clock was the hour
fixed upon for the meeting assemble. Accordingly
required to Captain Dhvs's (who by the way,
we understand belongs 10 Captain Tylcr's Custom
House Gunrdsl precissly At the time appointed.
Ascerainiug, however, That only about five or sx a.
The democracy had assembled, We did not 60 in,
hGt stationed oursef nj short distance from the
place, in order TO observe these highly respectable
and influential gentlemen as they came along. We
had 10 exercise much patience, lor so lew came that
completely weari"d out. AT O'Clock,
finding that their numbers did not increase they or
rnnized the meeting: alr. A. Smith President Mr.
Johnson Wee President, and DIR. Caeion Secretary
Notwithstanding the boast OF their oraor nj the pre-
yous meeting that they would have 5,0d0 present at
lhls meeting, and notwithstanding the iuli report We
gave uf their proceedings Tuesday, Yet they
could muster altogether only 30 individuals. Soon
after we entered the room, DIR. Griien arose and
stated that they wuud not allow any person 10 re-
main there except Licensed Publicans, and request
ed all Others to leave the room We guess fat
neighb0r did not like 10 have the naines OF those re-
spectacle gentlemen published. he farther re-
marked that this was private meeting, tor the pur-
pose OF forming an Association. Seeing that II wns
useless for Us resist We reilred not sorry, nov"
ever, To part with such company, yet tregrettIng hat
the proceedings OF this highly TeSPecta0le pouy
should be for ever lost 10 the public.
VERMoNr.-We learn from the Albany Evening
Journal that the Wing Convention ct Burlington
on Wednesday last, exceeded in numbers and en-
thusiam that of l840, ten thousand Wings being
on the ground.
The Convention nominated the following ex-
cellcnt ticket -
For Gor.-uor Uo, WILLIAM sLADE of Addison.
- Lieut. Ggrcrn0r f!OR ACE EATON. oi franklin.
Trea4urer. JOHN SPALlliNG or,,
For S,dte Electors al IEDEDlAH; h hAtfds-
Pres cHt =. Pres't5 DE- JOHN PECh
Districts.
L CALVIN TowyLEY ii. CARLOS COOLIDGE
III BENJAMIN SWIFT " ERAsTUs FAIRBANKS
Hon GEORGE P. MARSH was nominated on
the 25th inst by the Wings of the Franklin and
Chittenden District for reelection to Congress.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

M The Loco Foco State Central Committee
NJ Massachusetts have called State Conven-
t;on TO assemble at Worcester on Wednesday, the
18th day of August next.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS
III .rr--r cn-rr 70, m n. Chair

GEoEGE M. WHITE, Pl4inlI IN Er0r, O.. Go
" g,vvoep Defendant IN Error-Rea'iy. 10 pots Or,
,,s; med IN the Marine Court Mr. g Folsom appsaf-l .
ianlltT, N arro. and M Thomas w Cierks !of esa1s.s
." OVERS s. AIsrY>r, plaintiffs in Error. p,
pru,pnI hLLES peicndag, IN Erlor-R-l.tivs 10 Nom
,., 'r,,,.c TO StOckNr. !. y. Logon appears, !,
iicfi,f m e:for ard Nr. y. Cr'; or defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

PLEASANT ExcURsIos.-The fine steamer South
America goes down the Bay pleasure excursion
this afternoon, at oclock--startng from the foot OF
Barclay street, and touching at State Prison cocA
and Market street, before proceeding on her 'rP.I
1t is an e1celcn, opportunity for getting 'i'O"'"
full Of fresh sea.breeze.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
xybie ,Ia,, ,Iee,ing in Baltimore.

A tremendous Wing mass meeting was neiu
on Thursday evening in Monument Square, BAL
timorc, at which Hon. j. P. KENNEDY presided
The meeting was addressed by AUGUSTUS W
BRADFORD, Esq. Wing Eiector from the Hid DIS
trct; Col Thomas g. PRATT, Wing candidate
for Governor, and Col. HUNTER of Va. NELSON
Poe, Esq. read series of stirring resolutions
which were unanimously adopted, and from
which we extract the following:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

Fy Hon. LEVI WOODBURY. has consented to de-
,;,., tbe next Annual Discourse before the Ma
.,.,aI Institute at Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

w NJ. Ciprico, of the popular firm OF C'prlco
s. Smith, Hairdressers Lovejoy's Hotel mas JUST
returned from Europe, bringing with him various
extra Partisan touches and accomplishments IN 'ns
wsy Of shaving dressing hair, and above all IN tha'
most delightful process, shamp0oing. ms pIepaf-
alton for this purpose is the resutoi STUDY ana se
philosophic discrimination. It's worth one whiie
n call and give il a trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
On WOOls

tn, W,ol Groners c0ss,er the dutv foreign Woei
). innportant N their prosperg THIS OPINION aDDr'h."d
Nm ORR op,nton t. that Hoo, ,Aoa,'d be dutyfree
Ii,nnyress,onuI IlelJnte, vol. b, lily
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

n There is to be grand rally at Rochester
today of the Wings OF old Monroe. They Will
bs addressed among other speakers, by those two
fserless whig champions, Ex-Governor SEWARD
and joan A. COLLIER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
.na & ArsrYxr. PlninriTa in E,rnr

ro-Rr OF cosMoN PLEAs...... Before Jrl.. ii.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

Rss0irrl That the position of NJ Polk ~ reefcr
pTtertUn 0f American l1bu cuncn-iVoy d-neJ -
h- letter TO Is citizen, shelby county Tennessee o tc 'S,
Nav 1913 herein e pre,sy declares thut heIs oppoeed u"
the Taui Acr ui iSi2 un favor Ell repealnE H. thefey
rarln. hni.4lfrecOnchbly opposition tu the lafih fais
Of IN. Mon aud moving reaesS 10 do tor the hbver
son Protective System and The Protective Pncip WHEEL
ihe present House oi Representative. though composed oi
near tvsu-thrs OF his political friends dmr,t not do
ReSGrci. That the numlnrtlnn oi Nh Polk. an hvowfd
opponent the nriii u lSi und open ady0cne tor IT,
repeal taken 10 connection with the design al his chiei
porte South NcSsr>. McDie and Plcken.. To take
measures IN the Legislature of South Catonn Ia resist H. rem
ders certain overthrow Of the Tanif policy one ot
the prime objects the politicians who seeking 20
rs ,e him o tie Presidential office. 80
Res0red. That the Tariff OF si3 has beer fruitful OF be
,ings t the Government and People and that tins
meeting would consider repeal creates; Of public
lnmltles. q,
Resoped That the privilege of worshipng the Deity II
the mode which ench mans pescbs, one ~
those rght. which fserled nnd allowed III Maylnnd
more than two centuries aCOvhch bsa secured TO
iy our Constitution and Bill 0t laghts-and which tie
Wing porty has and v Eiuntan
of Is cnrlna and lnost cher ,Eea pfInclpes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

T Sermons and Essays, by Rev. John Har
ris, D. D. is the title o very neatsolume just is
sued and for sale by L. Colby, l22 Nassau street,
We have moi yet had lirde to read il.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

~ The KyIckERBocKER BATHS. lOl BOWEL
charge only one shilling every day IN the "ees' 80
cept Saturdays and Sundays; on those days, e'sn
teen pence for BATH We soy, II you were " p
four shliugs, yos would no, get any 0e''c' w."
moda,ious any where. -
s~ Our ;bauks are again due Messrs A'"' .
& Co. for Boston papers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

- MOORE never wiote anv thing more exquisite
hon the ErIcuREAN, which forms No 90 OF tie in.
estimable " Mirror Library" To have such trea-
sure as this in quarter-doliar pamphlet in the
pocket, is indeed cheap literature and cheap luxury.
TIE Mirror Library is great resource against the
odd hours of Summer idleness.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

New MusIc-We have received the following
pieces of llu.ic, JUS, published BY FIRTH Il HALL,
No Franklin Square:
Four Wa,zes from Belisario, arranged for the
Penoforte, BY Narrinez. BY the Moons bea!""'s
Light ballad by Tully, arranged Tor the Piano,
forte by F. ]. Webster; Mrs. Tucker song ana
chorus, as sung by the Congo Melodists, arranged
hy J. Buckley.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

.Tur SATURDAY EMpoalUM.-Ihis is the tltl-
,. ys,y large and beautifully ILLUSTRATED weekly
Ionrral lust commenced by Ward & Co. at No. 30
,an.srrect. II is edited with great taste and indus
,rv by F. B. Green, Esq. The frss number is
iss,led This morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

COllii-
we shall carry New. Jersey by sweeping major
ty next Fall. have Travelled through different
parts of the State, and make my calculations on
information which is entirely reliable. The hard
working and intelligent portion of the Loco, Fo.
cos, who understand the operation of the Tariff,
prefer their bread to their party, and will accord
ingly cast their votes for the great Champion Of
American Industry. Yours, truly, w.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
su.ech of a WhIg Lady.

The following eloquent burst oil female patFl'
ot;sm and enthusiasm was addressed by Mrs.
I.rcY SAWYER, OF Clarksville, Ten. on the occa-
sion of senting Banner to the ClaFk'v'ilc
Clay Club which had been wrought for them by
the fair hands OF the ladies OF that village We
know not when we have read a more eloquent
.naoch
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-08-09
TROUBLE NEW YORK.


We understand that yesterday the sheriff attend
ed by his deputy, Mr. Allen of Lansngburgh, and
civil posse Of some thirty citizens, proceeded to
Troy tor the purpose of serving declarations in e.
jectment upon the tenants of the manor, in the
towns of Slephentown and San1lake. When the
posse arrived at Alps Corners in the town of Mas
sau, they were suddenly surrounded by band OF
armed men, disguised as Indians, about so in nun.
Der. The Sheriff announced to these men that he
had come to serve process upon the tenants in al.
rear for rent and that the force that accompanied
him was legally summoned posse of the comfy
The Indians then informed the Sheriff that they
would "tar and leather" him, his tans, and the
posse and they assembled together TO consult on
the best way OF doing it. After celebrating few
minutes, they gravey Informed him that they would
Northumberland search the whole company,
and only tar and feather those who were guilty OF
carrying on their persons concealed instruments of
law, wrts of ejectlnent, and other such weapons
They searched the whole company without meeting
resistance, took pistols from several of them