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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
Commercial and ssoney Matters.

= For safes at the Stock Ere5c--e e.ses Lrsf Page
The sales to-day NJ the Stock Board were u, not
very large, and prices were heavy generally.
Exchange is 81 a % for Sterling. and the market
not so upward as before Francs are ; 49, q ; I'll
There was rather stormy though small n,eeiinr
OF the stockholders oi the North American Trust
Co. to-day at the Office of Shipman & Avres II
appears that few persons largely Interested in the
stock addressed letter 10 Slr. Leay,t, the Re-
celver asking Tor information in relation 10 the sit
uatlon OF the affairs of the CompanF Mr. Leavi,t
accordingly prepared long report giving full
statement OF the deot and assets OF the Company.
and also the written opinions OF the most eminent
legal talent IN the State that the great mass of debts
aud Inc trusts created 10 secure these debts were
entirely VOID and Illegal. This report was handed
TO Mr.: John Rantin, who read it. and il vas after
ward IN the possession of several other gectiemoB,
including iir. Dodge of The firm OF Phelps, Dodge
* 20. iT John Ward, Messrs. Shipnlan Il .tyrcs,
and one or more Others and could have been, il il
was not, read by all; and Of course with this IN
formation IN their possession? these gentlemen had
greatly me advantage of other stockholders, who
were cntiFeiy IN the dark the value oil their stock.
The Stockholders who had signed the requiSitons
on the Receiver were invited 10 attend at the Office
OF N!essrs. ohlPnan & Avres and hear the report
read but as ether stockholders supposed they had
equal night 10 know the position OF their proper
Y, they also attended. When the appointed hour
arrived, hr. Dodge objected 10 the reading the
port. a noisy discussion followed, the s,ockhod
ers present demanding as right, since the report
had been seen by several, the reading OF il. which
was resisted by Mr. Dodge; and it was eventually
taken by Mr.. Dodge and Mr. Abbott. without, bow
ever, the assent Of the majority present be pub
lished, The complaint OF the stockholders was
that a few persons had the possession of aiull rc-
port OF the Company by which they could operate
to advantage in the stock while other stockholders
were refused the same inf0rmsioD This was cer-
tanly unjust TO the excluded, and although we
have no idea that the Receiver intended to 10 any
thing which was not strictly right. YET we doubt
very much the propr;ety and even Legality of max
ing report of this kind TO some dozen favored per-
sons and leaving il at their option TO suppress or
publish 1t, as might best suit their interests.
Statement showing the condition OF the Dry Dock
on The IL inst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
LECTURES ON GEOLOGY.

y Doc1oH 49, 80 vCr,.py. C ~ Gro,oGY-Thesc
as edition OF these celebrated Lectures reported Tor ne
hoole now ready 1t contains Engraved
fspsaaons will also contain general Introduction 70
sHcey not before published lecture embraces ,t lS %
oG Eruption of Ccsesuna Noun, Dor. Lecture H. Inc
Ans Strata Marige strata Periods Auyergnr DstISt @
Senee of the Earth NapSs Temple Scraps Monte Nu9
,S lecture ", Coral Reefs, Coral Islands Lectpss s-I
ssn Of Coal. Lecture vi Fossil Footprints hectRTs IL
sad (csbergs -
To the above j, also added in this edition. Sketch of the
Lecta "a OF Dr. j. AUGUSTINE SMITH, deEeiea peIIe @ %
Iyceu Gof Natural History the 9th OF December "S '
I ice single copy 25 Postmas,ers 1ehn'Ns
One Dolls VIII he entitled TO FIVE copies. ,.,
GREELEY I McELRATH. Publishes,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
Passcncers Arrivei

In the pacsct slip Qts5ec ro@ LondoE-Ms HoeS,a
Sherbogne, OF fhadepha; Il Aiecaif, OF New oIk'
Miss Bray and 20 IL the steerage.
In the packet ship R0SciiIS, from Livspoo-John h1i-
bottle OF Lcndoa; :. Clark, OF Nem-Y John 9&un
ders 4 > ltiley, Robinson aud 81 III the steefase n
Ii, the packet ship EOtttng,er, IRON LGtpS0t-he' W
Barns Mr. sde. lady family Nix aud ME- ioissoa' -i
l.. The Hamburg ship Heard from HGr5nE-John Nj
.alnm Edward Oliver, LaI 4 Alder, an9 L. 'e 'se'
he brig Ty6se, from ChGrieson-AlEs Herbert and fam
liz. Mir Brlshaser aud vi Segar
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TO the Friends or nsrs Cteys

iirE AND SPEECHES OF Henry CLAY.-The PuoHSh
en- Of this work prepared execute orders 10 @h'
extent, The work comprised in two octave Volumes con-
rinas in ..Ae whole upwards of llOO pages and Is "s
usa BY spleud steel Portra, OF Nh. CAY, We" Oh
his Birthplace in Virginia, and Fac Smile OF one oil ms
le,es-One Hundred copies foi NinetyFiee Cents sacn
It's believed to be the cheapest work ever published
America. These Speeches form an important portion Oh 'e
History our Country for the last thirty years. ana are
Interesting to all classes of readers without reference 10
politics.
Bound with c.osa Backs s. Git Lettering: ::
;S,sg ;SSags copy: y 90
Twelve copies for ......, 81 81 o0
Twenty-Five coEies for. o. S SO
One hundred copies for. 80 ~
None sent on commission Terms CASH orders nus 0
tdressed to GREELEY & McEL RATH. New-i oEk.
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At Grassy Point, "Wednesday, February ALERT Bo-
,Rr Youngest child OF a B. CongeT eyed mouths ana p
s..
February g. MARIASSA Youngest child of John and Jane
February EDWARD NJ, only son of G. W. Livingston,
Ftbrsry s. SARAH daughter OF Francis and Susan Al
len. IN her nth year. , 49,,
AT Saratoga Springs January 81 Mrs. Abigail. DAyIos,
Al New Hartford Oneida County, January 2s, SAMUEL
DAHIr ESQ Coun eilo Law tn 18th OF has age
AT New Orleans January %, Nh HIRAM BLoDGET, o tie
firm OF Biodset s Stuiieyan aged 20 years.
January a. board th ship Nashville. on her p2ssagelron
Have to New Orleans Mr. HENRY ". CHRaTIE OF New
anal r. on board ship Quebec on his passage from Len
don 10 Ne>Y oIk of consumption. BENJAMIN BREWSTER
\.,y .TcrE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
Sales OF Real Estatc nj Auction. FL

The brick .,ore Noig5 lVaterstrsst between Burliag
slip aud Fulton st.ei aud lot, 70 isst inches from;
by 72 feet s, ard 9 feet sides nepth Si6, coo
Bric, store I97 Wer.st adjoining the above and ot,
90 IN front By = feet IN depth 1870
Brick Yelling hou>e No li9 Nsrcer-st, Il feet rom
the corner Of Pfnceset aud lot % eet by 100 II. $500
Brics dwelnChouse u Washington sqnars. between
the 5Jh avenue aud Nacdougaistreet the lot q sst6
by l3 f. Eeld lease IRON Alr r for 70 years,
renewable, the grouud rent S2j per annuIn l4.i0O
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
Every Day and ETeIiny THIS Week.
Dav Yisi,frs admitted the same evening tsee.

UNPRECEDENTEO ATTRACT CTIONS.!
PARl.0R ENTER TAINMENT, or TABLE TALh,
WONDERFUL ELUCIDATIoNo Of the science of An
IN&L MAGNETISM. with nunsrou! aad IauSnaoie e1
perirnl1;s by Proessor Smitn5ou. = r IS.
WESTERN .aI 8lrI.G BOOTH. Mrs.WESTE Inns
FIRST AHPEAR NGf.
eminent Fetfo ers Of Pea By fh= youa= Wizard Of the
North. s'zior FRANCISCO.
YANKEE COU3TSHlf By M erd Ms !. este!E. =
Hurry u tn, n cakes, and other comic :ccgs, BY T. O.
BOOTH
PETITE CFBlTC the adni.ec danseuse also engaged.
Al sIEO BOYS 2 few days Longer.
That;lPSI QUEEN, the surprisiEg teller
in the world may privately consulted all ,ime, ragId.
NJ PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE EVENTS
Performances every evening hal: past o'clock, and
Wednesday and SaturIay Afternoons AZ 3 O'Clock
I 'csets 15c-1tS: children years 81 cents.
TentvfTe FOR pirate conSut.Joas with the
Ou-e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
NEW CLAY MINSTREL.

THE lsy M.ns.rel;?r, Te,ionas sonss,eI saG 10
ShaT OF -ny Clay By John 5. Litte, President OF 'he
Iisy Club of C-erlnantovn, IA.
.9ir,, ''seRe.st 10 tie Ff, Edition -.
occurred 20 thp |or Of the Minstrel that pu
nea upon hc plan Of ina cow offered To the pubic wcuia e
scsosb nigh, be usefa at the present ana
cndlns that ms d- ign approved by tehi ose o
"a, , ncstd ysgs 70 their , 0Ep,Ss oMs @ Of the
ND S s c lie kss IN ssns and nf Of Nf f F. sr
ess whass sensbans,y snd interesting bioS!opns are
eSe se4't46e Ghsr tens and worthy OF g c'r.d Sv Ii.
go all whose curiosity mas o. .erpensd ana A;d,3
Imperfect gi!pscs OF me il!ustrious saiea, tsli and
csrcamn,ial fosnsou conld bt embrace cation
4 naiIow iins aud unambous Gesicn OF nj nnTc., ..
s. Their wosAs, and fFor, such o'fT , sdoT has
"rse nn. aaleiy az hand the torch 81 te H. hs. that it
ssstt s m feeble an he hold II S + ts ss1ss in
,rfnS the miss of pTeade- with which 'snotaase sna
rage lenc eavetoped the suoec. oa. M ncr of
he gradually rising and rolling sw a. oenea, md ,r
revealing lsht AID Of that truth hiea IS mtsS'V 3a
prsrcil =. ,b.yo have
Songs are By various authors SOM bs, %, s hsve tsea
been wnrn expressly for the Minstrel; ubca.ious of
The day - - "
Ger7nantovn, Oct. 1912. -, s;,gl. COPY,
sale at the Tribune ,fice Price IS cents si's''
or 81 dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
o. This Mornings Mail.
=, Mail South of Philadelphia last night.

~. philadelphia train was detained be-
g 80 80 and two hours last evening by the
Fsea - = the axle-tree of one Of the cars be.
srs's 'slns g.m Brunswick and Railway. No other
,fesu 40 sustained.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
Ralvc's coRDr,Ls sold At Not NIurra7 st. OIL
CFEEE,ETS. pEAAEr

OF THE EXTRAORDINARY EFFICACY OF
W1STAR'S BhLSAGl OF WILD CHERRY.
H,DDovFiELp. New-Jsrsey-. a rril 90 1913
On about the 18Th dag c October, 1911 taken with
violent p in Ia the side the liver ':hich conuued for
something gwardy, which relieved ,he pain lit;le, but
caused me TO throw great quantity Of offensive
Piled 10 physician but he said ne though he could do ba,
litt!e fer exset give oms Mercury Ps which
feeling they
many other remedies then procured by wife and
blood and corruption still continued every few days and Al
last became offensive could scarcely breathe was also
ras- much more blood than had done before and disease
continued IN this way, s: growing worse ANIL February
all ,hou- h, would Je Of s>lloping consumption A. hs
It. T m s,s ~ is Of bsE ad o @ 5
lie, which relieved M mmsdiatey and by the use OF Only
three bottles Of this medicine al pains removed my
and in few weeks ny h-ah far restored enable
work AT my t;ade (Which cI155PsRe and ~ 70 this
Ne,c.Jrsey gloucester County ssPersopaily be-
fore the Of the justices OF The eaca and
for the SAID copcty Thoma Coz's and beng duty ain med
according law. saith t above statement all things
Affirmed before ne on the god. day Of An 1873
Aqorher of 10 standing cured by lhs Baisaos9
It, We can refer to co, prove this whose authority VII
not be questioned Besqre ote contJs and intqticns
~ Isaac butts l25 Fulton OF Nassau New
,or' Dexter, albany; Z. w. Bull Hartford; Gorham,
~ .5uri,,s Tracts II, Nev-Haven.-Chy
Clubs aad others be supplied with the Junus in
sn e912tB price At 6n 5s store oil
T- Church Fes1ivaI aud Fatr.-Th- ladie, or
The 4t ulder the Pastoral care Of the
Esv D. wsses Val will III u sS 81 os and IL @ m to t. nd m % he
Feo'uar 8u " Dayl in ne 'i and spendIt sn
ment, w be served bot. afternoon and evenns Tolev
co1rson anu give satisfaction tn .rge Sa
The table; viii be Set in room distinct ON ,le saloon
each p.son Will be seated and wal upon b the Fe
Saloon 32o broadway j. B. Arksr Nandam STREET Ta
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

CoNSELs MAGICAL P,rS xrp.cToR, from 81 Conrt-
and street sal! cHIe OF the following comnlaints
Bg5Ss ScMp; Erastgs,qs Sail Rdeam Chi5lains Frost.
cd ParS SoT. Np2tS Pits leth.r oi CT bsediasj Sores
BORN, RNnfOsnds BRoKES BsEAsr, eeso all Con's, Sors
IhroGt Bartrs hh and al outward aiin=s THIS arti-
Gle costs nothing unless tcuTes I'm any case 1t
The
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
!" READING FOR THE MILLION"

~No. 2.-THE AMERICAN N PARIS Durins
the Winter BY jules will be ready on Monday H
sn,sdd volume describes Paris IL all ne gor OF he ashch
ahI and is The most hc and eegaat pof'iau
rho b.au uronSs ever gwen. Prics 25 cents
THE LADY IN BLACK. Story oil NeW-foi6 Luz
Manners and Moras-Ng Nichols last and best WORK Is seq
ing rapidly with heavy recorders from CoGA Agents ii'e
- vAGsz1SE 'aIs FOR THE Al1LL!oN-A superb number
70 lead eff with nearly ready. F.ice e ceats
vALENTINEs-Alo lovely assortment suitable ioE u's'
,ro,ehipr l,th This annsrsa Of Cupa; oiia, 9ya5
- lean year Will be celebrated with unusual 2IlIt SaiA
or you lose them
IL RAPID PREPARATION,
Sr,,BER of the Various Writings OF Sam siic--
"Rish Life in New-foIk.
NrMsEa OF Th. soa. OF the Emerald Isle. great T0IS
Of Irish Biography ,r.cp.co
For sale by bCitGE>S, > "a ~. -,..n Museum,
f,e2; 1no-- - -"--
DITRNS AND CLARINDA Just pub!sneEd, ~
Is b, interesting and lors looked tor Corresponaence
- Roh.rt Burns and ClarEda Mrs Mctshose.j c-d
yjrs Nc Lshoss, arranged. nd edltsn y iei -,
~ e Nc Lshose L. vol = Go OF too
,r;n-s;-bouHd cio;h, WIZ foriIait o -
ho n lid on the Ii IS every Way eluAi " LIZ
Iish sd which sells for 50 % 20 p-, p,v
S.B.Anew Edition of WILLETT's OLD .si ARdi;i' ! /!
METIC, Just Published.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
Liye.uool Cotton Market.
Brighton Cattle market. Feb

A, market so p-ef Csttl ll25 -he-p and 2c9 sry ne
PRICES BEEF Cste.-We quote 70 correspond Win last
week: IS s.; quality 81 Is 5Ni second
Quality 81 81 IS third GU ,Iity s3 so 81
Saesp- quote lots toI 81 80 - 81 Wsthe'5 from ~
Spins-A small oi 10 paddle al NC for Sows, and St CTS
for b.rrows Ar retail from 20 &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

DGALE's NJ. MUSEUM-ADMlsSioN
L ONLY l2i CENTS.
The Manager haapY TO announce an engagement with
Miss LOUISE DoR0rHGA WAGNER, the Fortune
Telling Gtpsey Gui, sister =
The CELEBRATED GIPSgY QUEEN
me o'saI till O'Clock the e,eroon. dressed IN b.,
aatlys c9npme and can h pri.eIey cca.ute4 tssAfas I
cannot IL the eveang National Portrait Gallery
Grand Cosmorama and 100000 cuosit'es Adnisson, ,
shilling; Ia cssti extra 10 hose who consult the Gipsey V
ie6
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
COURT CALENDAR TINS D.v

so, 81 ~ 30 W. oO' 80 % y
90 SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos %, 25, %, 20, 90. 33.
30, -, Al, y, 49, A. 23 As, 49, II, Al, 49, so, 81
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 81, 4, 8, "a, Al, 73, 76, II,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
MAYORS nEEtcr

teFwart' and Gent them the suscrbe.s thereby de-
ieaag the object OF The purchase Verdict or defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

PlSly THE SIDE AND BREAST, HEADAcHE.-NrlshtS 5
Indian Vegetable Pills are certain for every descroh
Of pains because they purge from the body those n-
on which are the cause only of the above disaseeaoe
Complaints but of every malady incident 10 man
Wshs Indian Vegetable Pills also and and improve Glsss
Of eYery name from the body but OF the best not
The best medicines IN the world for the cure oi s1"s
dnsy cholera moIJus and other diseases OF me
For SALE wholesale and retail the Principal Office nc
cSS Gsenwichstreet. IF
CaiOn-As couneries are abroad, avoid AL stores OF
doubtful character and be particular ask Tor HIiShts In
dian Vegetable Fills. ,;;,
oces devoted exclusively to the sale of the medicine.
wholesale and reai-No 282 Greenwich street New 9tk
No M fremont street. Boston, and No6s Race street. fh-
sdslnh,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
CgNERAL CON,NiTTFF.

JON HsIman Gi soutE s g. Mal0nry corner Of West
and Barclay sts H. Il Byrne, 60 Wal ~ james Cody, IL
Courjlanst 81 Florence Mccarthy. IS Nassau s Daaiel
Sweeney II Ann ST. james Bergen II: William ST; Bernard
Doraey 3i8 wch 80 Patrick ef-.ty, 80 Colam5i2 81
Thomas Kelly, Gg7 GIe-nwich 81; J,meI Donp, SIKH Yard
Moore 20 Division Lawrence Langor 35 Spng s.; Jo
Brian IicCa5ili So E.ses con~ of DeIancy ST; Andrew
Glars 10 Eestst; Dsnnis Mullen lq5 Washington st; Nj
cha! Cjaiur, Is S5ce James Nuiiis,n lJ Grand
Dennis Mullins, 372i Peal 81; John SlcBdie Wakrr
Of FIGtge 81 John KaDe, Washing or 81! John Hama
molly, l33 EIercefst ST. JOSEPH F. CasSERLY, Sec.
e fElS. 3. Patt.Itreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

u EscuiaEus god Of the healing art was CONSIDERED b,
me anclentS rs the greatest benei4cyo the hrman race
ing ate as with mage ynd ALLEVIATE suffering remove
Gisease aac eests blish health lie called M Father cf
rs ts ish; OF Sc advances 9sco,ees ae made ali
winch have tendency 70 alleviate he Condition OF man,
as t inventive o-s Of genus knows bound
stay is progress 10 the pathway 81 reBoHn Chemical
S.ach has ~ modern ttmes grsy enriched science OF
and one OF The discoveries recently mad. will BE-
iaSd p Thousands vain emotions Of oy-SANDss StRi-
PARLi ahe" vegetable PREPARATION VIII and eed-
la or K!ogs Ei rheumatism ard Whit Swelling Diseases
o! the Joiats Salt h=um Terers, PTpes AID Pusules
on iie lace aud other erupri5Us OF The Il puTi=s
blood d causes healthy s-ceons uyyor.es the constu
l2},1 ana gives stamina 10 iha debitI'ated frame.
Prepared ad sold wholesale and retail for e,pnrttio
by a 3: SANDS < 60 Druggists. tGfaaite 9udines.j
corner o. broa%av and Chambcrs.stree Sold also b.
D. SANDS 10 Fulton, Of ol.s,rset; ard
East Broadway Of AaTke;seet Price per bottle
SIX bottles for S.. -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

-Hyer's Pil:s.-The safest, cheapest and most st-
fecive ar,Ily s-dcae World See numerous trsti
.ouia, the Gsa Office OF Sale 10 Fulton street scopd
doo'' - ---- Ana
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
nIARRIED:
DIED:

Frbtuary T. Mr.. ANDREW HU,iE 10 Miss CATHERINE
ELzA eldest daughter Ct Nh john hatawaits all OF thiS
rtr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
Irstlce "a Iralanl.'

Justice % IrslaDd.
IT Has BEEN DETERMINED to give Ball
l IN aid of ,hs funds of the UNITED IRISH REPEAL
ASSOCIATION on e eYeninS OF the 18th Of February az
The GG,a,nit:ee hlv. made arrangements upnn LIBERAL
scale aud promise noI:gg hal be wanting ih,if
part ae tie Ball al that II should b. 20 Do credit to the
great cause. 49,
ick-s can be had If any ofth= Committee: The price Of
tjcke.5 admit gentleman aud wo .a4ies fixed 40
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
CLEARED.
ARRIVED.

Fsok Raeins. celis. lron LirsTg2ei jan !, ndre;
- - : n : ~ = r .' & .sW- foS' S13,f
;ers n,t zre,e IN me 70 .,r az ,5s5ce il Cotton
'fs~is ,he lss owed 40 b. me i'ss is;c9tes AH
Pag ship Ff7-rinxue- Darey from i.jyrrrsa Jan s,,
adze, :6aha K Nicpn SIfs; IN co{5ly vii, sar
totut Sesbcfu. tar New tos JC22, 1T - os ~ 90.
zchsed signals ~; ship Sepbea WhIue. Renee FOR L-
Plcse snip low acs foa HARE Jan $, alze 70 Fox
"a 1t sim Q b. = ron, ,sloY lag - I'D
portsmouth Jas s. dz~ = ,'Tsn-ii Nj ;rn O. he Q
was o5lssd 70 stand Of ea accoaut &c il> her
= GeTdiu- S K=i>emsu The at aeehlr in tn Lower
ttnba-s fhq ITovar' rau'ssa. p a,vs ,,r; H,esars
mze, = >GhmlrS: faghen ssisa in com ny vish tiu,
bg7s snip Wa,h,nStoa, N,nssr e. Nsw-E sp SsSa,
CT5goGs. ~ Sidney steering the Westward The II
toysed ~; ;ae sic .neg Jacob sell.
Bark Jupiter, Carter of ra7md, days from Charlesrco
cotton d lie .u5rI Safe!
ship Foa,iac P,.ksr York Tne x e5!enced very
sere weather; hiss been elst"t the >onth Shoals OF Man
Big Ssmo Smith from Mobile Jan s cotton to s:urses
BGg iysee 'icceraick 10 days from cha.lssto,, cotton
an nee, u SturSsS x learnra.
mobsss 10 Red ileppocS Tie his bse.l ,a coast
seveai DAYS having Uttered very mich from Inc severity Of
ontot provisions; Wa bclrl-doi t= James Nbo
kindly sUp.ld th.m nth soas; wss Obliged % 1--we on
SER Forfrrt Ma shall from ischil, VIA Newport, /
jo y-boat and sustained damage frost hitch
aw sr'l off 0iG Field Point. aau scn,ani Two soops
fIozs soiidiu the ice
scr Loujsa crowe days tom Salem, oil AID NIa:Ila
henp, 20 Atkas.
seh Abbot Lawrence Neeker 10 days from Boston mdze
. >eyeS. The y several days set N the ce on
MaTnsEoneck.
Sch pIsndid Howss, 10 days from Boston via Newton
don, r1drs. q ) " Lewis.
Scar Excelsior, Bell, from the snip Hottnsuer.
DISASTERS
The ship Republic (ot N@wl orE) Boston rron Ly-
eroo relor:s the TN ship ashore SabI-
Island, Wig: al her standing Th X also reports that
the Isl strong gtlss au thck welher nn St.
with snow, Barometer Indicating gale broush the ship
upe coS-eas fore aod ,opsayIs aud ole ;opmast
staY,ti: AZ VI the wind hauled SW; at ! ca~e heavy
siutll took fore toiSNi; tt8 tremen squalls blew
tha ypauke7. tore sal, and rou,ty dlmosed AL
slis ud rigging; To- zmpred heavy and swfpt
decks cdgoo,e hootS, buuks matches, casks Ne,
snip sir'ning heavy and receiving much Though lhe
The wsatisr NE.rs!4 c'li agd TIE hr.i, spas
and C. Ci ice; uupS"r ul ne ye5H i.CS.-
hle earpeut, OF tuty by 5rUisei received
isou uroZea sptrs
Scf 81 homl; yJ1ucocS 'rom New York FOR atanIas,
totiEy lost Csyo Ganco near Jarsas, 6t uit NO
frsnraucs crew supposed 10 Us saved.
SAVANNAH Feb By the steamer It Matthews, Capt Nc
Nsty, Nh the schr Mara Ajw H. Gll moro,
bouui 10 ST Nu- sine struck 81 johns Barast Tuesday,
cirgo composed covsum9nt stores 1t with dicuty
the aGd got her ashore st Au&usne 10
her. Il Glowing fresh at the ne and could get no
;tOf,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

MIILilAM i. JENNINGS ~ co Drai.rs
ard 1'aiIors, 10 23l Broadway American Hogel Top
posite the Foun1in solicit attention Of
Goods received per last steamer direct from Agent IN
London consisting of CLOTHS, GASsIMEREs, IN war;
styles splendid SILKS anG SATIS5 for Dress vests
MERINO, VELVETS. &C. with large assortment Of Eic-
Silk and Satin S,ARFS, CRAYATS, HANDKER-
CHIEFS. CLOVES SUSPE&DERS. DRESSING
RO6GS. &c.
We woR!d suggest patrons that from this additional
facility shall BE- able supply them early date with
all the novelties OF the London and Paris markets. and
the reputation Of the establishment Tor The moderate prces
which -cte liberal patronage since the adoption
Of tine ready MONEY System by which enabled 10 fur
nsh garments a from q 80 per less than oTm-rya
feaore the estabhnsn which must commend TO hose
requiring articles for immediate Is the adduoo 20
stock Of FIRST quat ready made garments
including Sunonts, Coaks, Des. and Ffock Coats Panta
looms aud Vests, &c. 3ISu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

10, Ths Wing Almanac Cays Speeches ana ai leo Is "
Tribune Series Useful Works for the People MAJ
obtained a: the store OF VIM. II MOORE TO- tiN''>'
Saa ei ', b. STEEL s. GO, New ORLEANS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
Statement showing the condition of the Grccn-


Five Cincinnati Insurance Ofces-the Fireman's
Washington ia cinnat anal, and ManuIacureIs' have
adopted the mutual principle.
At Savannah, Feb. 3, there was little dong in
Foreign Exchange Out doors, Sterling per
Bank rate f-r purchasing, !, per cent In Domestic the
princip,l business ,hrou-h the Banks. whose Iu
chasing Checks Ne aad other Northern cities
is per cent dt.cout 20 days cent, Gays
/. per discount. Outdoor trans ctions shade
better
Mr., Grants New Orleans Circular of the 29th
January, says-T- only drmsud 'or European Exch.ng. E
,rrtmtance 10 The Moth; Load,n, SO days II: prem;
Paris tUd Us ST 22 s. 37s New o GO days. 2; 2 dis
DO sight, ia /; disc The supp!y ssma, ADD h. demand
limited. The rate. Of No hsn h,ve given way. The funds
are longer ed nSe lie' Treasury Note; ahr
clos r'e subnn 70 per cent Acha-
howev?r ha,e ben ni'ed Large transactions were m.de
In Exchange he past week, in inence vt h bsrs
ab b. bou:n before the Legisl u- incorporate the
uothoId1rs ntY hotel COMPANY has nre IN
mo dusst Oretus is exceedingly scarce Citiz-is IS
abuadlnt and The demand IS very fair Consolidated is
scarce, but equal 10 the demald
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

SAD AccIDEST.-We are sorry TO learn that an
Irshman named Smith, employed on the Hamilton
Corporation, became entangled this morning in
he'll, and was carried over the drum several times by
which his limbs were broken in several places. We
learn that the space through which he was drawn t
each revolution, would not exceed eight inches. He
was crushed so horribly, that no attempt was made
10 repair his injuries He lived but few minutes
after The accident. [Lowell Advertiser, Friday.
C- The American Mnseum has the best attractions IN the
City. See bill and advertisements.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

vine DEGREES, iaHght III the ConissIon Of Faith Of
the Presbve,ian Church, will Re reviewed by es u
Cochran on Sabbath afternoon al o'clock the Free Con
sregationa Church. Medical College 2d ,,orv> crosby
street 2dooIs below SrTlngs;rset Preaching also morning
and eyenin- Seat, free f9 2,is'