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ery constitutional means.

! For these objects, Wings of Vermont, you
commended in 1910, and in their support we
invoke you to renewed effort. Let us attain
them, and, in the words of the noblest states
man of the age, Henry Clay, we shall cease
to be afflicted with bad administrations of the
Government"
We recommend to you early and efficient
organization throughout the State; and as Il
first step in this organization, we respectfully
suggest that Wing meeting be held in every
town, or by union of towns, on Thursday,
THE 22d DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT ;
it is an suspicious day-the birthday OF
WASHINGTON. 1t is his virtuous exam
pie, his self denying patriotism, his love Of
constitutional liberty. that we would remem-
Der, and his principles, exempliied in the adj
ministratiOn Of our country, that we desire to
maintain. We ask you not, however, to
meet on that day, in the spirit of patty, nor
yet as citizens of Vermont alone. As the
name and the character of Washington are
the inheritance of our whole country. Let
US meet as AMERICAN; and measuring
our political principles and aims by the stan
dard of his whose fame has rendered the day
illustrious to all time, we shall inspire our
selves with new zeal in their behalf, when we
find, as we assuredly shall, to how great an
extent they are Identical. In this spirit as
semble, fellow wings, and you will have be-
gun the contest in manner which shall sus-
tain you to triumphant result, and enable
you 10 bestow the electoral vote Of uncon-
quered Vermont upon the statesman whom
your delegates at Baltimore shall present for
your suffrage, by majority which shall be
wothy the CAUSE and the MAN.
CALVIN TOWNLEY,
HILAND HALL,
HAMPDEN QUIT,
ID. W. C.. CLARKE,
GEO. A. ALLEN,
f. p. WALTON, JR.,
S. w. KEYS,
A. G. CHADWICK.
Jan. 18th 1874.
- The Wing town committees are in
vited to consult in reference to the above sug-
gestion, and if they concur therein, to make
all necessary arrangements for, and give no.
tee Of the place of, the meetings.
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Saturday, Jan. Is.
The Senate did not sit TODAY.


The Senate did not sit to-day.
In the House, Mr. Giddings desired to bring
to the notice of the House, and to reply TO
ing las he said) his honor and integrity. THE
article refers to the letter of Mr.. Z. NJ. Clay
OH abolition, read by Mr.. Giddinss at Ober-
lin notwithstanding Mr. G's. express
denial and full explanation of the affair in the
House, a few days since-charges him with
wilfully palming it upon the meeting as from
Henry Clay, &C., &c. Objections were
made to the explanation, and after some con-
versation and much confusion, a motion of
Mr. Schenck Of Ohio, to suspend the rules so
allow-what had never before been denied
member of the House, he said-this explana-
ton, was rejected: Yeas 90, Nays 81, mot
two-thirds.)
Mr. Adams's report on the Rules of the
House, with the pending motion of Mr. Black
of Ga, to amend the motion to recommit, by
instructing the Committee to report the 21st
rule, again came up.
Mr. Cobb of Ga. followed in q similar ar
gument in reference to the 2lst rule, the right
of petition, &c. He disagreed entirely with
Mr. Rhett that there was decided and grow
ing hostility to the Union in the South, disa-
vowing it for his own State and for all the
South, disavowing it for his own State and
for all the South, as far as he was acquainted
with their views. Their attachment 10 the
Union "grew with their growth and strength
ened with their strength"
, The subject was laid over at the expiration
of the morning hour, and the debate with ref
erence to improvements of Western naviga-
ton was resumed in Committee and contin-
ued by Mr Jameson of Mo. during his hour.
! The Committee then rose and the House
adjourned.
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may be added another, at Andover, Mass
where the proprietors say 5000, 900 of
yards will be made the ensuing year. The
New England Far mer says the prospect
for large demand for wool for this new
business is good. 1t requires a long,
smooth quality, such as the Leicester or
Dishley, or that of the old fashioned long
wooded common sheep. The Farmer calls
the attention of wool-growers to the SUBJ
lect
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REJECTION OF MIR. PROFFITT-
MR.. RHETT ON THE DISSOLUTION
OF THE UNION, &c. &c.

OF THE UNION, &c. &c.
Thursday, Jan. II.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Adams's Report on the Rules of the
House again came up; and Mr.. Rhett spoke
at some length and with some armth, in ia
vor of the Dist Rule, and on the general sub
ject Of the Right of Petition This right, as
guaranteed in the Constitution, he commended
was much misunderstood and much misrep-
resented by those who clamored so much
about tit being an individual, and not a
legislative right-a right of the people peace
ably to assemble, to petition, and to send
their petitions to Congress. but there ending,
and the right of the Legislature to dispose Of
them as they saw fit, commencing. With
this right the 2lst rule was consistent
Where they objected to receiUe petitions-the
first step in legislation-the same principle
would abridge them of all freedom of action.
He referred to the constant and continued
movements of the Abolitionists in Congress,
and said after the rights of the South had so
long been disregarded, and they had submit
ted to so much injustice, he would not sing
hauelujahs to the Union. He should scorn
himAelf if he could make great professions Of
friendship for it. 1t was not for man of
honor or of courage, when abused and his
rights outraged, to talk of the obligations of
friendship or sympathy. There was in the
Southern States growing up, deep, an I'M
questionable spirit of hostility to the Union.
He kneD that there was such spirit; and
the period might not be far distant when it
might be necessary for them to do as their
fathers before them had done-to break un-
ion which brought nothing with it but degra-
dation, oppression and ruin. They respected
the rights of others and cherished the Union
if maintained in its purity, but come what
would, union, or no union, they would be
free.
SENATE.
No other Legislative business Of impor-
lance was transacted.
An Executive Session of some length was
held, in which the nomination Of Mr.. Profit
was rejected by large vote, as under
stand.
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No Church ,0iiho ut Bishop.-Thedl''
cussion of Episcopacy is now going on IL
the N. Y. Commercial, between Doc',
Wainwright of the Episcopal church, and
Doct Potts of the Dutch reformed church
After great display of skill by the DIS
putants in settling the prefiminaries OF the
combat in relation to who is the challen-
ger and who the challenged, to avoid iur-
Their delay in bringing on discussion up
on the merits, Doct. Potts has come ol-
rectly to the points in issue in the contr0-
versy. The letters between these Two
great champions cannot be published IL
our columns, but they will be found ID
the N. Y. Observer, and several other pa
pers. and promise to be highly instru''
tive, and interesting.
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ABOUT THE LARGEsT.-Ralph L. Mills
of New Haven, few days since brought
into this market a two-years-old hog
weighing 64S lbs. and an eleven months
pig weighing 44O.
Another Large one. Mr.. Ira Brown Oh
Whiting, has recently killed an eighteen
months shoat weighing $50 lbs.
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From the New Haven Courier.

ANOTHER COMET Mr., Atwill.-Per-
init me TO announce through the columns
of your paper, the discovery of Come, in
the constellation Orion--It was first seen
iu the Clark Telescope, belonging 10 Yale
College, on the 9Th of Dec. last.
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Coop FOR Wool GRowERs.-We have
already announced the completion of the
two Muslin de Lame establishments in N.
England that are IN operation. To these
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| He cited the Pickering Resolutions to
prove that they had not. Those Resoiu-
TONS went against the reception OF these
memorials.
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HE G. Al AXY
MIDDLEBURY:
Wednesday Jan. 81, 1874.

REMEMBER the Temper
ance meeting this "wednesday
evening at the town room,at 6 10
o'clock.
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Clay than his constant and preservering
efforts to restrain, and to provide new
bikes and securities against the enlarge
ment of abusive exercise of the powers OF
that department of the Government.
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Ihave thus, my dear sir, with the frank
ness due TO our relations Of friendship.
personal and political, given you my views
on subject which is soon TO absorb so
large a portion of the public attention, and
TO which no good citizen can be indifier-
ent. hatter myself they will meet your
concurrence, and that of our Republican
friends who have acted with US in the try
ing scenes through which we have passed /;
but, in any event, am sure they will be
received by you with the kindness and
cordially, in the spirit of which l pray
you to believe me, most truly and faithfully
yours,
W. C. RIVES.
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OF Laokner. the robJer Of PoE1ero] ;
express, burg himselfih Prisoa on Sdn'''
las.
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- The Wing town committees are in
vited TO consult in reference to the above sug-
gestion, and if they concur therein, to make
all necessary arrangements for, and give no
tice of the place of, the meetings.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
CIT Y A + + A | X S.
FRIDAY.

Z. $. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
LIE MAIL RoBBERY.-I Continued. -He"Ty I.
"er testified that he resides Hudson aud IS one OF the
Ua'iaeoEs for carrying the ma.The mail bas that WAS
uau IN The ve the morning of the 8th was the one that
albany on the previous morning. and was eit at my OF
w III e evening. Ho had charge of IL Blake had no
s0 10 'e al my stable; my premises (whee ne was
: 'ha' n'sht) ABORTION of the mail found iu the hay
" was canvas bag, and found three feet under
straw Blake drove or Nlr. Butler between Albany and
Blake left Hudson the 9th driving team,
was not his turn to so that day There was occa
!o nus being early the morning he Hof
e~pioyea, usually, carIyin. the mail TO the boat
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
MARRIED.:

On Wednesday evening, the 10th INST y Rev Spencer H.
Cone GEORGE ctoRp of the firm of AcCord Brothers, TO
MATILDA only daughter OF the late William Thore Secor,
Esq. all of this CITY
In this CIV on Thursday evening" llth by Rev Dr..
Ferris, JOIN G WEST Esq to Miss MARIA l.. GoopRicH,
both Of pltsiield Mass
At Newark on the 10th inst. Rev JOHN HENRY HOBART
ELIZABETH daughter of the late e. 5 Riggs Esq former
l. of this city.
At Newark on the 9Th, GEORGE w. PERRY, attorney at
law OF Brllve MATILDA, daughter OF George D. Small
Esq. OF y.
AT Goshen on the 3D. HEzEKIAH D. LUDLuM JULIA II.
daughter OF John Little, OF u.
Al Florida Orange county the 9th ult Capt DANIEL
p. UNuEEpONK OF Goshen, SARAH MARIA, daughter Of
WIN. NJ. Sutlon. Esq. OF +.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

TIITSUUNN, JdI JtI
g The Riyeris at present falling here. There
IS about 5 feet of water now IN the Channel
The rivers are very full of ice, and navigation
nearly suspended except for heavy boats bound
down. A small specimen Of snow-storm Is
upon US. The roads have goodbed and another
lal OF snow would revive business a little.
Yours, nc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
'oRT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 12-2 P. N
ARRIVED.

CLEARED.
Snss Merchant, Beck, ST Johns, NB Annette Canary
'aSsl Belize hlweli Co.
ARRIVED.
'AOus, &c to master. ~ - NV
%E E'ie Harding, Boston, from Turks Island salt 10
Sh: Caroline Pulser, from M4,amoras hides aud specie
Il Soaihmayd * Sou 'NN''
sh' Panama Allen, from Wilmington NC, naval stores,
. master N'>''
Seht Solomon, Rockhi! Virginia, wood.
BELOW.
ong In the O7ns Wind light at NV, with appearance
SNOW There i. considerable drift ice IN the East and
SAILED,
ssSst ship Stephen Whitney Liverpool: ibsEks Nicholas
OS"a' Mobile; Gaelic, ApaiachlcoIa
-. MEMORANDA.
% packet ship Montreal for London, reported as having
~ Yesterday anchored at the Naows, and went 10 sea
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
Markets Carefully reported for The Tribune.

thursday, jan IL
AsHEs-The markets. entirely inactive to-day and we
quote nominliiy' 4 g., ard 5 l2i.
COTTON.-There is material chsnre TO notice and
the sales reported about 1000 bales al full pc The
quotations follows:
Ordinary to mddnr ........ 81 9: 5; a 81
S5ad''a dad iaf to ia ae ae 3 10: S. e I9,
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Thsre is g5.zt fiTraaess In ;tr
market, and speculative feeling extent The
SUMPTION al the East much larger anticipated II
would b. and The supplies said b. rapidly decreasing.
We notice sales 5000 70 1000 bbS ONO and Genesse 69
~ and al the close w. believe there was litl- or none b
had al 60 OF any description. Sore OF the large holders
have left The market The range OF fancy is s 62i
\ sale of l0cO barrels Gushing x Martin round hosp
was made al r- of 3d. for shipment Scratched, Vest
rFn Is III GOOD demand at a 81; fine mddng l2i
fnlidlins , 50 62!; ship stuFs IS 25 Southern
Scratched is 2j with sales. here far demand for
Southern descriptions Georgetown sells III lots at 75
Sales go bbs old and 50: s. Brandywne 90
75 Richmond Country sales 100 bbls at IS. Most Of
The Richmond Country held for higher prices Richmond
CITY So For Meal there mnch demand 30 So;
for Jersey and Brand ywine Rye Flour is 25 prime So
with fair sales Buckwhea selling al 30 y for
mon and s. for fancy bags 81 Pa hall barrels 81 25
Sales Gbsons S. Shorts nominay 10 Il cts; Ship
Snfs l3 |, Bag Meal very dull "a Il2 cts with
some inieIiCi 81: cents.
GRAlN.-Ther- have been farther sales OF Wheat
Corn moderate demand and notice sales 22OO bushels
Southern at 44 a AL. New Northern quote
~ anu Is q q %
cents, with very little Offering Oats, Ncrtheru held at
So 81 We small sales retail 31i
Southern 81. Nothing doing In Barley Blackeyed Peas
ga per 1ag, w!lh small sales.
WHISKY.-TheIe very iew barrels here, which are
held cents2 refused lot of 30 hd Pelps yvania
said I'D % cents compositoi made
port yesterday. D!uds- good demand at % cents.
SEEDS-Holders OF Clover steady, and We notice far
ther sales about 70 bhls II Rough Flax
I'd, and plenty We quote 50 7j Lassae o: Clean
made public 10 25 Timothy perfectly SIS Sill
PROVlslONS.-The market continues very inactive, and
il impossible quotations for rok sale Of
800 bbis Old Mss made So and 100 bbs New Prime
and Mess al IS and 10 75 Beef W. quote s. 25 aud So
25 for Country Prime and Mess with sales leo bbls l2.
City Prime is 37 SO; Mess 37t 40 so. sale OF new
Lard 100 e,s, mnde 81 lot OF 100 kegs old
sold cts, and about 900 lbs City held
II Sales 30 hdne" Hams at es and % do Shoulders
al cents Sky bb Short Shoulders sold al ST. Butter
ranges from CT cts, with large stock The de-
mand is moderate Cheese Is AZ 81, with sales.
HIDES.-We have only notice sale of 1860 Buenos
Ayres (22 a 25 lbsl at about 10. cents usual time
TALLOW-A sale Of i3 bbIs Western Rendered sold
at Il cents cash. For good lots there demand at tls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

AlEW AND INTERESTING-BURNS AND
CLARINDATbe entire Co[tsspoaoEnes pom With
or Of Mis- McLehose (Carinia With several sons
h. Runs and frgve pieces by CiaIinda neveI oeois
ihsd arranged edited by the Grandson OF Cia1'HS
cut OF ffsSS' anu 40 r p BlXBY CO., Park Row,
- opposite the As,or Honss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
l)I ED.

On Wednesday morning, the Ot Of January Amos BEL
DEN Esq aged 62 after short Illness Of hemorrhage from
tI- lungs.
III, funeral Will take place his late residence 277 Henry
street. of Goytsneur FRIDAY afternoon at o'clock
The friends Of the deceased and family invited attend
without further notice.
On Thursday morning. clock, MATILDA infant dangh
ter Of john H. and Lucinda PoIou
The friends aud connections al the family invited to at
tend the funeral at ST. Stephens Church lhls morning at
O'Clock.
At her fathers residence, Russell county Kentucky,
"a RezALINE, daughter OF the Hon Bryan Y. Ows
lev aged y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
Markets. THls pAY. . O'Clock.

r''o as yesterday, good demand. Nothing doing IN
Sales 50 ties Timothy Sl Small sales Clover al
100 les Clean Flax sold about $40 So Cotton is
-Ns' fovscns very dull. Sales 90 bbls Lard
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

CLAY SONG BOOK.
The National Clay Mtnstreha ~ sha aha Pr.;5epusl
~ isn Pcs II. cents; 81 90 per doEen iof safe u
the Office Of The Tribune
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
10 the r,,euts OF mr.. Clay.

.r Ark AND SPEECHES or HENRY CLAr-The publish
, l work now prepared execute orders to sny
" The work compf.sed TWO octave volumes Con
III The whole upwards % 100 pages, and is Illus
s % W splendid steel Portrait Nj. CLAY, view oi
49, oiF'h place Virginia and Fac Simie of one OF his
i, 'Ione Hundred copies for NinsyFire Gents each
believed 10 be the cheapest work ever published IN
a". These Speeches form important portion oish
our Country for the last thirty years, and are
pli 10 all classes Of readers, without reference TO
sn"il sUaaa with Cloth Backs & Gilt Lettering.
Tselvs Sl 20
re"e Copies for. ID 90
Ota'!'nSe copies for. - 90
NpPies ioT 10 w
d., sent on commission Terms CASH. Orders must be
! --oto ----.ro to GREELEY s. &McELRATH, New-York
obt,; the Wing Almanac, for IS44. may be
ana 1 IRON our Ageas. j. B. STEEL < Co. New-Oreans
DOR, "'LLlA1 B. MOORE s. Co. Cincinnati Price 81 pc,
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Stree, Commissioners ofice. Janasry eth. is4i

CHERIEF'S SALE.-By virtue of Wit OF
- Feri Facias 10 directed and delivered, VII exose
for sale at Sesubue 9f the CITY Hall on SATl RDA1
the rth OF February next A. II O'Clock A NJ
All the light tide and interest OF ISAIAH ROGERS which
he had on tie 2d day OF April 1873 or AZ any me iiteF ards
~ who's. hand. the b. or or 10 The iol.
loving described prope, wiz All that certain lo Of land
situate lying and being the te Ninth now ttse@ih ara
tensbs.sest tetwesn the Fh nd Ska Avenues ceS The
souheaster mo,ety of certain to- o. land how" ana la,
wch in the Ninth Ward of the City of >e'l sLS showing
dyisou of the same between the heirs 0! J9h4 t9sei' M
SaTyeyor, dated Nav s2i on lie Office OF the htsi'-
Ter for h- City aud Coanyof Nsw-i 9y tie number Gnt
southwester! in Font By Thrtetnthstree noheastey m
III, rear BY lot number hundr and ws9ty"o on sad
nap southsastery o. lot number one hundred aud one on
sal. map and northwsserly by the remaining mosty OF sad
lo number 1922 containing breadth IN trout tud also IN
rear u feet iucs and IN depth each side G3 eet inches
-ogetherwth the -rsdaments thereunc beoTsinS-pated
hundred and iorty.our WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff
HrxovI Scorr O.nurv Sheriff l2 itw6w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

Street Commissioners Office January llh, 1871. Jl2
|:

CORPORATION NOTICE Public Notice Is
" hereby given the owners occupant or occh
p.ut, ali Houses and Lots improved or unnrroved Lans
peted bv III. Assessors aud lodged the Street omls
sonerss Office for examination BY all persons we
10 Point 2OD feet of Avenue n lots on pom
sides OH between Avenaes and D. ana on e East
side OF Avenue between 9Th and 10th streets; l
All Persons whose interests Affected by the ABOVE ni
assessments and who opposed TO The same or t.t VI
I'm are uue, ted 10 present t.r objections writing 70
the undersigned at the Street Conmlssf24msI qlSe '''''
30 days from the date of this Notice JOHN r" f.N,
Street Commissiousr aud Chairman OF the assessors.
Street ommissioners Ofce January 9Th. Sii. ja2 lOt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
THE SALAMANDER,
a NAVAL ROMANCE.
BY L L G Z n t. S u E.
TRANSLATED

By HENRY w. HERBERT,
The great Sea Story OF hi popular Novelist will be pub
lished
on SATURDAY NEXT.
Price 25 cents-Sl6 hundred.
Also Just published, by the same author,
THERESE DUNOYER, and the FEMALE BLUE
BEARD, 25 cents each
Also for sails the following popular Books:
ALISO$'S HISTORY OF EUROPE abridged by e
s. Gould, for the use of Schools Price 81 25.
MAYER,S MsXICO. with 100 illustrations wood.
vsry BEAUTIFUL. Price s. 50.
FROISSART'S CHRONICLES, handsomely bound
Price So
verv elegant. Price 81 25
MATILDA, or The Memoirs OF Young Woman, hand
somelv bound in cloth. 81.
Together with all the cheap publications Of the day pub
lisfad BY J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann ST. JAZZ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

CORPORATION NOTLGE.-PubIic Notice Is
" hereby sl7-u the occupant or occu
pants all Houses eEa Lots improved Gn'mproyed Lands
affected thereby that the following Assessments haNr been
completed b. The Assessors and Looked IN the Street ON
nisSioner Office by all PERSONS interested
vIZEoF ttSattenth-
street, from BiONmngdte Road 10 The Flith A'enu. em
brlcins iot k.ghteent from Bloom
ng,l.ls Road 10 the Fifth ANeuu'
All persons whose affected by the aooYen'nen
then are requested present their objections n wftng to
the Undersigned the Street Commas ofhce' "in
thirty DAYS from the date of tnls Nouce.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
and Chairman of the Assessors
:, a.. I.n,,r,- Itb 1874
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

~ 1RPORATIDN Notice Pubic notice Is
" hereby given the owners, ugalt o. ecca
puis al Houses aud Los improved amin FoFed lanes
sitrce thereby that the ulowus Assessment, nav otr
eompe ri by the and are od> IN the Street rr
missioner, otiIc' by al ronS ihtrrr>H
Jtbuins Dram NlnttSIevt tsOm the -" eT IN Avenue
{ ua point 2a0 let OF AVsuUe d. emorcInS et Oh
beth sides OF Nln'Ps;se- between Avenues and y ad .
e -Isi side OF Avenue g s- hsE en-s,sevts
All persons who's" interests affected by the abovsnae'
and Who opposed N same, either OF
requested present their ob-ctons, IN writing 20
undersigned the Street Commissoncrs Office within
thirty dayS from the date Of this
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioned,
aud Ch hlcnan of the Assessors
Street Commissioners Office january 9th lsai. ll2