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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
Commercial and Money Matters.

For sales at the Stock Erchange $c.sss Last Pase. G
The transactions at the Board to-day were large,
and the panic of Yesterday was in great measure
recovered from. Nearly every stock improved from
! to % per cent. Several of the heaviest houses at
the Board bought largely, and the impression was
strong that prices were at the worst. Money is ca
sier also, in consequence of considerable amounts
having como in from neighborng cities, and from
cesSationto TO some extent of the calls tromhe Banks
The Exchange market is about as before noticed
The tendency OF prices is rather upward. Sterling
we quote l083 l09: Francs 324 ; 30; Amster-
dam ;}9s 395 Hamburg }5E $50; Bremen IS!
764.
The Jackson Marine Insurance Co. have declared
case dividend Of per cent and a scrip dividend OF
g per cent the capital stock, and cash dividend
of per cent on the scrip of last year, all payable
on the ST of February.
Thirty-ive citizens of Keene subscribed $4,000
the first the books opened for the Of
tanning how much stock OF the tltcbus Railroad would De
The following were the total liabilities of the
State of Maine on the goth OF Dec. last: :. =,
Penobscot Indian fund 6O,lS7 l8
Baapes is ae on Rolls Of Accounts Nos IS to q
Balance Lance due on school funds l55S 81
Interest due called for 252 2 81
Amount due for county taxes, for roads, and to
counties for ordinary expenses a,91i 81
TotalIiabiiites, Dec. 50, 1873 l7O9 1863 60
James {. Hunter, Esq. has been elected Presi
den; ofthe Bark oil Virginia, at Norfolk.
The following are the Pennsylvania Coal Stats-
tics OF the past seas
The aChuyikIii Navigation iI036
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com. 22o2 237
Lenlsl anal 2oi, -
Delaware and hudson Canal. ......... 227 65
The huy ykiiI Co have capital OF s665, TOO 90
And dloSns amounting 20 49,. S0I,Oll ~
Iota! ....; 81 65i %
Their receipts the past year were 97g %
Expenses aud interest L,1L3 20
Th- amount OF capiti invested In tn transportation
business ) estimated at 2u 70 So GGo,O00
The following is from the recent Report of the
Reading Railroad Co The Roads miles length built at
an loan OF 81 2G0O50 mas been recently i,
sott.ed to the purpose OF laying second track winch "i
very much increase is capacity lGrtranspor;ation:
The receipt. from all sources dGTng eleven months
o. 1913 ,SJJ'rjlS ~
TIE xpenses including repair and completing ten
miles Of second track, 2lo,IGj -
Net income -, sitS.zl2 ~
hsceirtS ....-, >ZlSr"! or1 ~ ~
Expenses lHo,tl9 -
lis estimated that least zoo OF coal viii De
ported this road the year which assuml-
non receipts estimated at SS25 coo
Aud us expenses }55 300
sl69S $50
Prov sdias for Interest upon i-bt.... Sa8s, Coz
Contingencies 1880
to s'lE'qi s Gt1d:d among the shareholders s'''V
The capital ofth- tompany 81 0i0 0o0
Loans and floating deb, 6,600Oo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
N Ar RIEn.

ianuary 7 2rJoFl y HuyrsP. Of Es'ybursh, TO Miss
Fs II. fiuNJfR OF thS city.
AZ Bost9a, IanlTg l6, Mr., 0Ryu HuvrRrss 10 Miss
Fi,RRrET y t:,Ii.ER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

tME.-The Brick Baptist Meeting House on
the Ridge Road, in Greece about SIX miles west
OF Rochester, was destroyed by fire about 4
O'Clock on Wednesday morning-causedb by care
lessiy leaving ashes in the basement, winch was
used as a school rnnnn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, JANUARY 9:
CLEARED.

Ships Courier, Wolff Rio de JaneiIo A Foster * Sons;
Gladiator Britton London GnueIl Nnturn Co; Oswe-
CO. Wood New-Orleans, Edw Collins & Co.
B,gs Jane Drnkwater, Matanz,s. Nesm x Walsh; Es-
Raynes, Havana, Atkins & Coz Alphonso, Pualson;
r. Nesmith Walsh; EDWARD, Bulkey, Charleston, Dun
ham * Dimsn.
Haock, Newbern \ G, Medad Platt, Belle McNah. Nor
Stuges Chairman; Michigan Terry, Baltimore, Johnson
s. Lowden.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
D,Folo EIarbnr-C commerce of TIC upper
LaAcs-its Increase, sc.

fo
LaAcS-its increase, &C.
!, meeting OF the citizens Of Buffalo was held
IN the 18th instant, to take into consideration the
enlargement and improvement OF the hafbor OF
that CITY, From report submitted to the meet
;nu, by a committee appointed to consider the
subject it appears that IN the year 1923 the total
tonnage of the Upper Lakes, including one steam
boat, was 2,4s0 tons; arrivals and departures
lromthe port of Buffalo 236. In 1888 the tonnage
had increased to --, including 20 steamboats,
arrivals and departures 2,730. In l943 the ton
naue. including over 50 steamers, amounted to
1886; arrivals and departures 1854.
The whole number of vessels navigating the
lakes the past season, is said to exceed 800,
half of which have been IN the port of Buffalo at
one time. The harbor in the more busy portions
of the season is crowded to It's utmost capacity;
and if, as is confidently anticipated, the future
growth of the commerce Of the great inland seas
shall be in proportion to the past, the Committee
think the necessity for the Immediate enlarge
ment of the harbor is most obvlods. The Report
concludes by recommending that the Buffalo
Creek be enlarged by excavating on the south
side, taking an average width Of so feet and ex-
tending the Marine Railway distance of one
mile-that the City on its part secure to the Gov
eminent the right to the land and pay all dam
ages for taking the same, and that Congress
make an appropriation sufficient to deiray thecx
penses of excavation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

COTTON-The same inactivity exists today was no.
,iced Yesterday few spnns In town but specu ato
and shippers evnce desire 10 operate s1cspns al
concession on the part OF holders The sales of the week
gregare $3.50 bales which $3.50 Upands aud t4rd Mo
bile and Alabama The stock estimated at about 10000
bags The following the market rates: Upland ORC
AIRY 10 mddns s. iddling fair fair 9! io; good iaf
fine lO II; NewOreans. ordinary middlins s. %.
middl,ng fair TO fair 10 lo good air 10 re II! ia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
PROT. Rronson.s Last Lecture but one.

This Evening IN >ocisty Library quarter p'st oc!oo
SuhJeci-Contnuaton Of Physl9!ogy Laws oil Llis E!oeu
;ioH. Music, and Illus of EeutrioQnsn showInS hN
any acquire pf4ctice the art Among the Tec1
lions The hiskers aud Paau ,nd The Captive Soa-
AZ usual ~ Nr Nash. :llmiitance u ceuts.
y. B-To-morrow evening Lecture at Rntgs 5
Institute on Body AMI Mind with dS ctonS OF The AaGNia
iad every ,ho pays p for anitIauce VIII receive
copy OF The thysloogy. &c. Snd luSr;eI ay nearly ~
elsravtnss. j22 IL Z
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

ihe Weekly Tribune he's now the largest
"a'on oi any paper printed IN the City OF New-FoIk.
will be inserted if handed before
erhIs oi each week Pice fifty cents for square of
sSht iines.-Terms cash
~ Sargent's Life OF CLAW for sale at This Office
,nr copies oI ST. one hundred copies for S3 Postage
~ part O.! The United States only IA crns Copes in wrap
ready 'or mailing above. Price for SINGLE copies st
o2
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

The TRlu. OF THE TWO HUNTERS for shooting
Mr.. Vandling, some time ago, came OFT at the
last term Of the Northumberland County Court,
"a and occupied nearly two weeks. William
Hunter was found guilty of mansaughter, and
sentenced to five years Imprisonment IN the Pen,
ltenlary; the verdict IN the case of Robert Hun
ter was "not guilty" In the case of Devaney,
nolh prosequi was entered by the Commons
wealth.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

French LanSEaS aSe-NtANESCA'S ORAL
SYSTEM by his iausht-I, AI4dame L. MANESCA-A
new evening class f9r gentlemen nov forming and VIZ
few days. Those who wish cn Vii! please
:all Immediately, A morning class for LADIES' also
about commencing Ptvate lessons during heda5 10 Fp6-
liz: street. Jtl0 81"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
CORPORATION N0TICE-publIc Notice

CORPORATION N0TICE-Publc Notice is
Seeby given the
OF All houses aud lots improved unmproyed lands, aft ctr
thereby, thar the foo" been
Oce for smination by all p-ons nteres,s VIZ For
building Ssv-n-sre: from the rirs, v,nue 10
Avenue embracing los on both sizes Of Seyeth-str-e
he first Avenue and enue C. o. the as SIDE
First Avenue between sh and 3h streets, and al both sides
OF Avenue a aud b, b-twesn 9Th aud G streets
All persons whose Interests affected by the
and :ho arg opposed he same, either ct
ren are requested 10 present their wrrs 10
te undersigned the Street Commissioners Office within
thirty days from the date OF tris Notice
JOHN EVEN, Strers Commissioner,
and Chairman OF the Assessors
Street Commissioners OiEee, January 22J, lsit l22
esma WATCHES AND JEWELRY bought OF
E TAKEN in exchange by G. c. ALLEN, 30 Wall-strest
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

Il man who las for years tseu familiar with Bus
ness and prottes tGe most nd4oSS Tor
character aud capacity de- employment. His expecta.
ions OF reward moderate He es the Editor o.
The Tribune. 4 lue addressed Z. l. h Tribune ofncs,
VIII receive Di0mpt attention.. lal9 lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
POLICE OEFICE.

On Thursday night the store Of James ketchan,,
m ear ST. was broken and robbed of about S2G0G worth
oeweIry, watches sc, w!th which the burglars escaped
Officers J. l.. Smith, Brown and Fream, aided by
Justice NIatse last night arrested James Ferris IN angm
street notorious coner aud searching hls premises ouud
ali the implements used fer coming money and about 30 sh'-
lnc and ea-cent pieces of the spurious coin
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. I Spruce.st.
GHADES of all descriptions wholesale aud retail
IOSlgn, Bannsr aud Transparent Fainter 10 order.
JIG lns BARTOL & De MAUNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

G.sis, WATCHES!-Ih largest and most spIen,
assortment Of Wstc'.ss { in the city be found
crpons Of Gold and yrr Watcbes Of the neas az as
from s manufacturers N England France and switzesnJ
and is enabled 20 9fef larger assortment an a; ucn Isas
Wg,ehes ,s I@w a, $50 70 s25 each Watches and Jeey
time or he money fetrrarc. Watches Clocks End ewelry
ae III IN. cf@ manner and warranted lower than amy
o. -. hLLES, irnrorer Of Watches and Jewery,
lfi IsN -TJOIs-ae snh retail ~ MaIIreet rn stIrr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
WN. DU MONT, Auctio9syy.
I~A rAHI l. PRnpEE'IN ON IA NA IlNN V

ITALUABLE PROPERTY ON BROADWAY
At AUCTfON-WNi. DUMONT Will sell at auc !.
;iaa THURSDAY January 25. az i2 O'Clock ,t the Mfr
cheats EScrlngtl a valuable sTogy, consisting OF
lots, >rs. - and S35 Broadway.
The iarse thrse story brick House and Lo No 35I
Broad ay the Lot beuC - eet inches from; uc Brosd
way by l73 lee, /! inches deep forming Leonard
street OF u feet inches fronting thereon, with Spacious
brick Stable The House 81 feet inches deep with the
width OF the LOT.
81. The story brick font House aud Lot. No. Ss
odway. with he small frame Dwelling House and Shorx
IN the known No 90 Anhonystree being the north
easily OF Broadway aud Anhonystree and extending
% feet inches lH front Broadway fset upon Anho-
nysset, aud 81 feet 10 uehes The rear being III. south
Westerly OF the block comprehsndrg the Broadway
Tabernacle
Twothrs OF ths purchase money for the above property
may # DESIRED enun on bond and mortgage, ate per cent
per iip '@E ~''e 'o n' term OF Two years
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
Markets ca,sf1lly rsportsa for The Trt5l.ns

SATURDAY, Jan. ~
ASHES.-The market very stagnanr rnsf- b-lDg d.
rnand export present rates Shippers oniy offer 20
S;. for Pots some bills are offered a, e.! Ps2rs
nominal al O6; 70. The stock of ashes at the
hous - 353 bbls being .S5 Prs aud II Pots less than .
week Export from th January PITS ESQ bbs, Pearls
Q3 bbls Stock al The Inspection Warehouse January 20
po-s 1, sort bbls sol Pearls, Isl bb!s Sc
eS' 81 do do $50 do I'd do -. do 6l2
sI do do z72 30 Sd do. =. do lel
Condemned ;. do y DO Condemned do g
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

& Mechanics Institute Lectures.-Proiss-
sor w Wright author on Practical English Grammar.
viii deliver , T7e!lth Lecture Of ;te course The ecur-
Room C''y Hall this Nionjal) evening the 22i instant
Sutjscl-" English Grammar, win structure Eloc"-
ton & +. BARRIFT. Sctua-s. II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
cn,rch md s,et4 or bishop HnS:sas

inrn?e vii 10 ielive.et IN tho fla,l-
w5y rasn's"is, rfis EVENING Jsuasry 22d at half
owrr N the Middle Ages uy GIef GsoRGE 3 tiisEyrE
Tickets u admission 25 ceatste ert :" b. devoted TO
III. eau, Of Wss,o@s II 1s; ,6 may % oe;aae & & M '9 OK
Rro4dwv: D. Fan>hayv sol Broalway and at the door
III. evening Of th- lecture
THIS Lectuf- designed in reference tn Ingenious lee
turt of Bishop hughes on the M subject J2 ~
~PhrenoIogy.--Wintsr Conr.e Of Lectures on
Na0s Social, Moril aud Intellectual Nature, by l.. y.
FOWLER and ". r. STRAGHAN.
Every ouay Evening in tud>onstrtet oor4sr OF Gov
Eye,y Wednesday Evening III the CoGSoTy Room oil the
Dutch Reformed Church Fourth street, Wiilian,sbuTgh
Every THURSDAY Er-nme in the ihaIIan Hall 6o u and
AID every Fnd4y Evening the Temperance Hall jersey
Civ
Each Lecture commences al Il o clock
Admission IL: cents, ten tickets for 81 go
1~se lectures, according 10 the above arrangement will
BE- continued for several werk
Office Tor Phr-ovgca Examinations and the sale OF Books
l3l Mass rect.
The subject of each Lecture will be announced the week
previous J2Z 81
Democratic cI1y Club ofthe Eishth Tynr.s:
AT Special Meeting Of thus Club, held Oh Thursday
evening ls insr at the Howard Hnnse, HRvEY H.K1
Esq called the chair and Charles w. Ward was
Secretary and the following gentlemen were elected
e''s'S '0' WlLIIAM II TisIS f. H. SWEET President.
Vice Presidents.
VIM. J. VAN BUsK,RK. WILLIAM MEsLER,
JAMES NJ. MrRRAy. GEO A STEELE,
JAMES @. MOFFET, JEREMIAH COOPER.
W,I.Lr.M N. sTosE, Treasurer.
Gideon Fountain JOS N Barnes
Isaac Mix, IT.
Secretaries,
Peter !" Ludi%um,, GeoIss Car: AR
Delegates the Central CLAW Committee,
HENRY PRuDEN' s s GvRooS SMITH
Oa motion, the Club adjourned
CHARLEs ". WARD, Secretary pro TEN. 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

y l. Il A. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
Ia. of Chambers street. constantly by
steam, and have hand large assortment of Candy
SC. OF superior quality, suitable Tor the Southern market.
This candy beng made from Refined Sugar will keep in
climate harder and dryer than any made sugar
e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

COLES PICTURES OF MOUNT ETNA,
" VOYAGE. OF LIFE PAST AND PRESENT,
ANGELS MlNISrGRING TO CHRIST IN THE
WILDERNESS, SC. exhibiting At the rooms Of the
National Academy OF LeonAtstrset and Broadway
AImttance Is cents Catalogues Ct cents. Us 2wis~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

- GC.ets. 80 for gentleman and - cents for
t} may he obtained a, the United States Hotel Pearl street
House lVaf5 iOHse, CITY Eo;el Atwirs Muaic Store
Astor House, Ahens-m Hoel Howard Hotel, and Carl.
ton fonss, Broadway Also JohsonS ReiecSry Fulton
street; f: and Hail. Franklin square, aud RaynoIs Book
store, - B"wefr. 1924
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

.AYM M. T. JENNINGS " co Diapers and Tail
23 Broadway, American Hotel opposits the Foun-
ain solicit attention Of s-asOnable gscs
including Cloths Cassmeres Vesings &C., in all tha new
aud variOu, styles.
Under the that the system Of small p,o6ts and
quick returns which haa ELECTED liberal patronage will
U- continued whilst as will enabl
as to h! all orders IN future with ptomptnesa.
feature N the Establishment which commend TO
oT stock u assortment OF frs, quality ready made Gar
mrHts OF Surt0Ut. srockz Dr-ss oa,s Psnta
looms, Vests. Office Coa,, Travelling trocks Dressing
Gowns, &c
choice ,ti-co1 OF Silk and Satin Scarf C,.ya Hand.
serchief, Gloves, ousp-Hdes Hosiery Under Vests Draw
Musin Shirts, Coia.s, &c. pfce. WHICH must offer
'ornfrfr-nrs ~ nufrh>srfs iyi5 istf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
72TTvc. CORDIAL, Is sold at >o,e Nurravs; osl IT

Lecture VIII be delivered in Clinton H,lI on Tuesday
ing 23d instant 4! o'clock hv Rev Henry w Bellows.
Subect-Hudrences the Buoess Sucors Of Young Men
bred IN cities. Tickets 2j csut:to be had Al the door.
By order w. VI. FhRKS,
Recording Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
I-NPRECEpENTED ENTERTAINMENT
at the United States II

States Hotel, Fulron
streets. on THURspAy evening the 18Th January, 1874
Ihf '4,s o! Ne %asiag street % CenssSa.ign will sop
United States ote Thursday evening" the 18th INST at
O'Clock. The Festival Will close at u O'clock. The win
mated '''''''A''' mum
o Professor Bronson who by happy combination of e..
acns muttnles other parts Of eity has generously
sudeEgd his services for the evening At suitable intervals
y viii deliver several Of has most niug aud instructive
Rfcahe9S i5 VII also give an eNPo'Jon aud esemplh-
with musical performer in rh United States has also
consented 20 be present Severa Duets Solos, aud other
VII b. accompanied b Miss Dob>oo on on Of AtwiIf.
'oEmoneso Of Miss Dobson would alone enrch any enter
- r'S,e'1 50 cents for gentleman and . cents
Lady, he obtained the United States Hotel Pearl street
House IVa'rl: rio".e CITY Eo;el Atwils Nlusic store
Astqr House Ahens~,m Ho'eL Howard Hotel, aud Carl
ton ti0use, Broadway. Also Johon Reiecsry Fulton
street. f;' and Hall franklin square, aud Raynors Book
NRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
VI CONG ERr.-NIiss SOPHIE GJERTZ, from Nor
"ay Pianist TO the ROYAL Flm OF Denmaik has the honor
.trumruts CONCERT Washington Hall Mond,y, the 10Th
jannary on hr occasion she will be assisted by the
| IN neat Per formers no" IN thu city. ja22 d
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL.
The greatest ombnatio of novelties eod attractions, in the
city Every ay aud evening this week, commencing Mon
DAY v>trs admitted the same evening free.
he Manager happy to announce an engagement with the
DR.. VALENTINE,
whose oddities, &c have often
aullencs there IN continued ruaf of laughter
Also engaged, MONS. aud MADAME. CilECKENI two
H. sS. Fs:'i%; G ; IEIed !,sd
WESTERN the greatest Nigga E1travagansist living and
the pnrqualed mtator of the Locomotive Engine at full
speed together with TWO
ALBlNO, OR SNOW WHITE NEGROES,
with all The fea and peculiaes of the African race
consutn. them ths reates curiosity OF the age. and the
cIowning wonder OF the world.
new rantom,mc Ballet, entitled the -FOUR LOVERS.
nteIspe sed with dances tricks comic changes &c.
THE Gypsy FAMILY.
Six number, be all hours dressed their Native
| Costume
The Gypsy QUEEN can be privately consulted regard.
| ing PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE events
Performances evening O'Clock, and Wednes
dag aud Saturday aiten!oOu at o'clock
Admission the whole children under 10 years half
! price,
% IS extra those who privately consult the
Gypsy Queen j2
pEALt's y; Y: MUsEUM.-ADMissloN
Mss LOUISE DoR6sTHEA WAGNER Ihe Fortune tune,
! Telling tpseY Girl sister
| THE CELEBRATED GIFSEY QUEEN
OF the American Museum. She can be from O'CLOCK
the mosing I'LL o'clock the afternoon dressed her
costume, aud be privately ccnsut4d regarding
| PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE EVENTS She
cannot be IN the evening. National Portrait Gallery
| Graed Ccsmorama aud 100000 cnuoSties Admission
shilling; III cents extra 10 tho.- who consult the Gpsey Gr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
Neyv-YOrk Legislature.

ALBANY, Jan 20.
In SENATE, Mr.. HARD called up the concur
rent resolution offered by himself, to extend the
time for paying certain moneys loaned by the L.
States, which, after some discussion, was laid
on the table,
Mr.. CLARK offered the following amendments
10 the Constitution:
The Supreme Court shall consist of Chief Justice and
weve Justices, witt, the powers heretofore vested III sait
Court and such additional powers and duties, either OF law
Oreluty the Legislature, by law shall direct And such
glslaure by law, direct subject the appellate JuTls
dcion the Court OF Chancery Section tonr and tve OF
Article fifth OF The CONSTITUTIONS Is hereby abolished
The Court OF Ehancery shall consist Of - Chanceors
Whie powers vested that Court subject TO be modified
altered oenlarged the Legislature SHALL by law, direct
The GOVERNORS Message was then taken up
and theseveral portions referred to the Commit
lees as expressed in the resolutions Of Mr.
WRIGHT
In decentralization were presented tc
abolish Capital Punishment-agalnst the annex
alton of Texasand remonstrances offered from
members of the New-Y orl Bar,agalnst thercpea
of law relative to Court of Common Pleas II
said city.
An act to extend the time for the collection o
taxes for l6l3, was passed.
The concurrent resolutions from the Senate
relative to the widows of Revolutionary Pension
els, were received and agreed. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

The Invisible Wig so closely resembles the
res, mad o. hair that scetcs md connoisseurs pro-
noanc. the most perfect and extraordinary entlon of h-
day The s-at advantage OF his novel and unique Wiz is
lis BEING made without sewing weaving, which is
appearance so closely 10 resemble the natural hair
snness ana natural appearances detection
being so oeauu u and ftee cases
respiration evapcrdtoDIs unmtedrd and the great
of other Wigs entirely avoided The scepro and
alike invited inspect this novel and beautiful Wig and
A L. BARRY, 46 Broadway, of Liberty reet up
stairs, jal2 lnis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
EVENING EDITION.
,,nYDAY, 23 O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
Washingtola Item s.

,,.,,y A. WISE has been nominated lor Nun
~ plenipotentiary to Brazil, IN place Of Geo.
rSE Profit, rejected 1t is thought that Mr.. Wise
r;l be confirmed.
n The idea of making Gov. GlLMER Secretary OF
NV has been abandoned-too much VIZ
~ ~. already. It is supposed that either Com
s-rw,Rr or Capt. STOCKTON of the Navy will be
snnonted-probably the latter.
' n, Secretary SPENoER's nomination for Asso-
- Tnstice of the Supreme Court has been laid
tss table of the Senate, and is likely to stay
's.,sa while. Mr. Tyler has been rcputed quite
.r;Iioc to get rid ofhim as a Cabinet officer
W. hone he will hang on like the night mare.
NJ UpsnUs will probably be sent to France
-, be thinks fit to 90, but his departure will
,...nd IN circumstances. He will make good
secretary PORTER, there seems little reason 10
dopbt. will be rejected by the Senate.
NJ The REPUBLIC, Duff Green's new paper
.nneared Yesterday. 1t is well got up, and advo-
Gates Free Trade point blank, with a frankness
and resolution we like in an opponent as we'll as
IN friend. He takes ground decidedly against
.bo hacked Van Buren, Convention at Baltimore
nov, Nav. and seconds the call for another at
Philadelphia in July
We have heard that Green has been, or is to
he supplied with S25,000 from England to carry
on this paper, but we believe he denies 1t. We
do Mt care button whether 1t is true or not
II the British Manufacturers choose to pay him
for his services, very well; though we are conf
dent they will lose their money. If they don't
Oay, somebody must, for the American People
VII. not.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

son with musical performer in th United States has also
consented 20 be present Several Duets solos aud other
VI. b. accompanied bg Miss Dob;on, on on Of Atwr;
pe!omane=o Of Miss Dobson would alone earch any enter
n,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

CoMMoN PLsAs-WGmSItyrs. GrGg.-Haylns obseTstd an
editorial article u thu. mornings sun, published oy NJ
Beach pretending be report in case between amsley
VS. Warren c. Gray ;hs Court Common Pleas wherein
was counsel The defend is but Proper inform the pub
lie that have libel gaiust said NJ y Beach the n
Y Circuit Court aud that yesterda triday) expect
Cd the same weud b. red this day Saturday and thatt
now intended y the Monday the 22 iastant,
ard tha, believe said article published by said Beach
and no; BY MIR Davies the worthy reporter OF that paper,
VIII, informs ;htt c did th Cae,) 20 prejudice
me in my said libel against him.January Goth 1874
II. EPtN tTUS {. GRAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

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The combination of novelties eud attractions ia the
city Every day aud evening this week. commencing Nom
day January 22J.
Day Vl>irers admitted the same evening free.
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