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FREE TRADE AND DIRECT TAXATION

If any body wants to know what is meant by
free trade, we will refer them to the "Plebeian
Tracts" published by subscription of the Loco
foco party. The tracts are fully endorsed by the
party, and were issued from the office of the New
York Pebeian. 1t will be seen that free trade
means direct tardtion. Are the people in favor
of it
That there may be no mistake about the real
character of the tracts, we give few quotations
from No. l. On page will be found the fol-
lowing:
II am satisfied that the mass of the people Of
the United States desire just system OF taxation,
and that they are sufficiently intelligent to dstn-
guish between just and an unjust one, and that
an appeal to their justice or intelligence cannot
in the end prove unavailng. But the interests
and party zeal of few talented men, together
with the indirect manner in which our tariff draws
the support of Government from the pockets of
the Industrious many, have as yet, succeeded in
involving the subject in doubt But new era is
at hand Truth on this important subject, as well
as on others, is the result of reflection and obser-
walton while error too ofeen steals in upon the
mind without an effort. The mind of the nation
Is at this moment discussing this all important
subject, and may the result be Freedom in Trade
and Direct Idration for the support of Gouern-
ment; and innumerable blessings piH fouow."
18th. We have, in general TERMS shown the
oppression and injustice of the present system of
indirect taxation and the many and great aduan-
tages that ,oould result to all classes BY a resort
to a system of direct taxation, by variety Of
argument, for all of which the reader is referred
TO the preceding pages"
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GEN. McDUFFIE.-We understand (says the
Edgeheld Adver,iser) that this gentleman is in a
very weak state; 30 much is his health impaired,
that, at the Greenwood dinner, on Wednesday
last, he was unable to reach the stand prepared
for him, 10 address the assembled citizens, with
out assistance, and while addressing them was
forced to hold himself up by the railing of the
stand. His physicians have advised him to try
tour TO the Springs, TO recruit, if possible his
health.
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KENTUCKY.

The House, last year, stood 45 w. to IS L.
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WESTERN STATE ELECTION RETURNS.
INDIANA.

We have received returns from several addl-
tiona counties, and believe the following list 10
as close an approximation to the correct result
as can be made at this time and we have no
hesitation in saying that the Wings have carried
the Legislature by handsome majority, as well
as the popular vote ; in all of which we are fully
borne out by our Western exchange papers:
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-15

The widows of the Mormon Prophet and his
brother, recently visited Quincy, and made an
effort to induce the civil authorities TO do some
thisg towards arresting some of the persons con-
cerned in the murder of their husbands
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We congratulate the Wings of Virginia upon
The abilities and ndomitable energy of their band
Of Electors. There is generous and noble EN-
ua,ion among them which shall best deserve the
thanks of their country, and the applause Of pos.
terity.--Richmond Wing.
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The Piscataquis Farmer, Dover, Maine, has
just renounced neutrality, and taken decided
stand for Clay and Frelinghuysen.
The Newcastle (Pa.) Gazette, heretofore neu-
trail, has come out manfully and earnestly for
Clay and Frelinghuysen and the Wing tariff:
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The returns from Kentucky come in slowly.
We give below all that have been received COM
pete, and compare them with the vote for Gov
ernor in 1910, when Governor Letcher was elect
ed by 1920 majority.
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MISSOURI.

The election in this State for Governor, Lieu.
tenant Governor, Members of Congress, and of
the State Legislature, took place on the 9Th inst.
but we received no papers FROM ST. Louis by last
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ILLINOIS.

Nothing further since our last, except from
Wentworths's district, where it appears the
Wings made no effort.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

The new ship Thos. Ii Perkins, which cleared
from Boston on the h for Newoean,. has the largest
that has been taken from Boston to that port this le
cargo is consigned to 1872 different houses.
a celebration of the opening of portion Of the
Little Miami Raioad was had on the 22d The run
23 es When the Road reaches Xena the business must be
mmcnse the travel and mail will reach Cincinnati by this
route ms the convergng thoroushare sufficiently
that place 10 draw them point. and set the whole
through The Railroad. The whole it expected, will be fin
isted within year.
AT Charleston,
About 100 shares Railroad cha nced hands Mt $50 S0O0o
Georgia per offered IN that market for which par
asked remain unsoid and unhid for.
There is very little doing IN oresn or domestic ExehanseL
continue very scarce and are demand cent prem.
The only vessel up for Liverpool has her comrement
Cnred nj 5-l6 sd For the North. little nothing Offering
And the rates quite nomna-say for y Cts Boston
IS and Philadelphia 81 per square bales.
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MARY. QrEKS SCoTs.-Vho our fair renders hns
rend the melancholy history of the unfortunate Mary Queen
Q! Scots! Her wondrpu hcny has been the theme Of both
TIE urd .he hi5;uln and consequently uniinr 20
us NJ houehold words She possessed o' stature
oeng upon the mhJesc yet restrained within the limits o
enlnne bcruty figure she woud huve embodied
all our most ardent mnslnncs of human lovsilnsss ife
ctGr and brilliant coFicIoI i-ch The r1seGte fush ~
r0aM enhanced The transparent irHe7s af her sk..
rendered oHetcntins bv ie isarcnt fresacs i-i
kict her nfct and sopders surrounded. Indeed II
surmsed thnt the lovely lady the fortunate
of some by winch her natural beauties were heightened
in Other wor' in the skill of the chemist had been called
into reGuton 70 produce kin far and entirely Tee
from bcmish There but 1.-THE dOuh, that snch the
case the SURPRISING qualities of Dr. Felix Guuraud
Italian -Tedoded Sonp have become fully known. Il
thanks To Dr. G. not nt a uncommon hundred
ladies' mornings stroll. with comp!cyons equally fair
and enchsang and way worthy the praise Of the
troubadour rs thrt Of ilARv oF SCOTLAND.
Il Beware OF cnunteffes and therefore purchase Only Of
ir Guuaui. 67 Walker street. Is, FROM Broadway
60 cents cake. jy3l ateod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31
Markets.. Carefully reported fgr The Tribune

TUESDAY. July %.
AsES-he speculative feeling has % nesTy m .noded m 3D. and
sherS do not m l2 FOR Pots The sales to;ohy uie
ohG, in b at !s I3 The mar kct closing without &c
tjylty Pearls are 37i. with sIEa! sales.
CoT-rOS-!aie yesterday there were some considerable
rd The s,, added up 500 10 lGGO bales udns
500 bale, in one lot iair Mobile. a; So ior France To-Day
there IS bal ie dchg. We continue nni previous
tnlsnJ and Fonin Ordinary 10 miding 1t 5s cent
mddiur ia - s. good aii o i le - ! Min NM i
iar 10 fair ~ So. ard good ioir to tine - 10 iots
FL orr AND MEAL-The supplies rather better and
,c ,c, 81 80. ,sv ,,. M for home For England
there is sui inquiry u shippers are To pueaae
note IN prless Genesee fresh brands ara s. 3I. and
Michigan md Ohio 81 ISL II 3li There Is no activity 10
nu,hern nnI nnces arc very heavy Richmond Clty held
at IS The common yrde. S"u;he: range from :! > to o.
A sale of 3snlbs bnJ Georgetown made nj o. Rye
Flour 81 Is So md moderate irgry Meal IS s. ~ ior
Jersey nnd G2 for Erandywine Sup Sinfs - BAG
Meal 81 n l2is.
GRAIN-We notice small sale. 200 bushes Of ll9"is
heat nj a cts There bu; small parcel of 4'irr
ing About so hush Rye have becn sold at o. IN the Sip
There le here. Corn Z steady and not very pen-
Sale Northern nj 80 md 1900 bush Southern al Is. W.T.
Cun.i Oa,s ME q cts River - ~. with lar sales.
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Map and DESCRIPTION o each COUNTRY on The sae page or
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POLICE nFEICE..

THEFT OF MoNEY.-Iulla Earshu, Il Young fe
male was srrsed by cfce. e. hene,t Tor stealing $50 from
smother gf named Cathune Bloomfield. oi No. ~ alott
she confessed To the tukng vi Sl3 aid committed to
swef.
THEFT OF CLoTHING.-A coored woman, Chnr-
die Barclay arrested and imprisoned los stealing SIl
worth 0 clothing rcn soce eaId oi No. l27 Liberty
FRAUD AND FALSE PRkrESCE on GRAND
sc.LESonetme during tie past wiucr cnl'ed merchant
Of Chic named Samuel Ad>, by ic iufeey OF certiculcs
ccwnersp and receipts Of delivery OF large amounts oil pork
and other provisions and country produce wch he presented
20 MeS Suydlm SAGE < Co. at Nos. und South street,
ntl, CITY, obted from them property to the amount OF
wsds Of QG aud then left iUr unknown. The fraud
beng by Messrs. Suydan. SAGE 4 Co they
laid their complaint before the Grand jury. and Indictment
beng found against AGamS. rsquoa obtained OF the
Governor aud officers A. NJ 9. Smith and Iuur proceeded
herewith OHIO, unG finding. arrested Adams ut chicuie
and him rapidly INTO Kentucky To nvod the service
Of o hubeas corpus, which had been sued out by the
counsel q" Adams take m out OF the officers hans-and
be bTcu gt sniey hl;he! and lodged prison. Having
employed some OF the ae counsel ot the city, Adams WAS
ssen out wit Ot habeS corpus heOrc Judge 1y, and
after hearing was admitted To bail in $40 CO0 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

The Engineers appointed TO survey the route Of n
Ruroad from the Connecticut River Lake Champain have
repo,cd avorably and measures will be taken have the
Road built.
The work of laying the second track Of the Read
ing Railroad is progressing rapidly. The yoFkmen
busy several points the ne ami from the appearance Of
the sbruction upon winch the trails laid the truck will
be rs firm and solid could be desired. The second truck
through Black Rock Tunnel has been completed and the old
one to be UP and ead in order avoid nconeu
ience hitherto experienced in its use.
The following shows the collections at the Phila-
dolphin cice OF Philadelphia s, Columbia Railway up
July -. 1874:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

Observation-Disclosures OF Mn. DRAPER.-The
Pilot reports that Mr.. Draper has resigned, and
more than hints at the recall of the whole body
of Ex Ministers. We know not what to think
but are ready to believe any thing of Sir Charles
Molcalle, whose reputation for ability has been
very much overrated and whose consistency,
crowded he has allowed Mr.. Draper TO resign
viii be a term Of rcproach in every body mouth.
british Whg.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

CHERIFFS SALE BY virtue Of q VIII OF ie' isf;as to
- direcsd and delivered will expose 70 sac n, .ats-
yestbule of the CITY Hall Of the C 9 New ORR, all tie
title and interest of Nathaniel L. Lord which re mi on
The fourth ay of November thousand eight hundred aud
thy-nne any time tetwaIds IN whose hands soever
the same may be- Of and all that CERTAIN lot,
parcel OF gord situate lying and beirg the Seventh Ward
of The City of Newly Known nnd distinguished by IT,, nG
her twenty eirh, ea psde anton street and Eourd
ed nohery by Chez p-de ruw ilamion street, easleiy uud
southeTy .y ground or formerly belonging I" Hannah
tourney md westerly By io; of ground supposed belong
10 Thomas Perra-and width. front and rear, t.nnty
five feet ard in length each SIDE, fifty feet the ad f
nensions more Ie~whch saih property conveyed b.
Hannah Coutner 10 William Lord md Margaret hS wife as
by reference bsI i' OF tConycyance 2 IN ha office
OF Register the CITY and County of NeYOrk ,vl
fully appeal Together with The heetamants ,gd appnrc-
nances thereuntc belonging. WILLIAM JONES Sheriff.
FREpK L. VrLTEE. Deputy sheriff
Dated New York, July 81. leli jy3l law6w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

ArFRAY IN OLNEYv1LLE-MAN STABBED.-An
;ltcrcation Oh some trifng affair took place in
Omcyvc yesterday afternoon, between two men
named Aaron C. Miller and Robert jenkins,
which ended by the former stabbing the latter IN
such manner that his life is despaired of. The
subject was OF u most trivial character. Miller
was arrested and is now in prison awaiting his
trial, which takes place on Wednesday.
Providence Transcript, July 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31
CIT Y AFI' a r S.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-TyrsrAY.


The Board met at 7 o'clock, pursuant TO adjourn
ment the President in the Chair. and qroram of members
present..
The reading of the minutes was dispensed with.
Petitions presented and reierrFd.-Of Robert
Pnce he appointed weishe of coal Appointed OF John
Lawrence administrator, Sc ius uppurionnlent ol tax
Reports Ad0Pted.-Adyerse 10 releasing James
CRunklelnan w Fine from tax. Adverse 10 making
appropriation For altering the grades oipa OF the itn
ncs and SSi. %l ard 5th streets. Lacn the table.
Petition for sewer IN 10Th seot-reierrcd.
fish cHr,s. lfu and other and vehc!es
Msec,on prohibits the fixing any cart any bell on STEEL
other metal bar, other Instrument shall blow any
On &c 10 give rutceunder penalty 0! - Tor each oil
Sec 2 Makes it necessary for the owner or driver Of amy
Mch cu wagon obtain Incense oi the Maycreuch
charcoal wagon to sion and each fruit cart &c 80
Sec. Sd Imposes OF % cents each cay each owner
Of any who shall suffer the 10 be used without
tprevlOs license and Ike sum per day Tor not haVS the
Boense upon each cart.
Each section and the ordinance itself was in succession
aiop,ed
Repoi, and Resolution in favor Of sewer being constructed
a5l street from ll Avenue TO irving Paee wss after de-
Concmrrences ,citi the Assistnnts.-For granting
1u,ake stand james Hawkins. 3 Clinton Market For
yhting the 6 pstfc, Wrtchlnsv with For the Clerk
he Aims House =; Bclvue TO keep the books o" that
partmtnt I'll Bellevue they having been kep N The PARK
AIMS House Ia ofpuying Robert Patterson $50 Tor
Jury carpeJng hy the overflow oi the sewer corner OF Nese
ASSISTANTS the Report OF his Board relating to the Insane
hy um RlackWel sAnd, and Committee ni Conference
s Correcting an aware OF :ai3 S. from st. Philips Eplsco
@ Church 10 St. Philips Church. Tor damage III opening 4
Iceet. ,r,
public Baths referred TO the Croton Water Com
lrtee.
Report against the petition for repaving part OF Madison
Net with Stjne taking the wood pavement. Adopted
adverse TO the peton Of w. Benedct to erect an on
as aseay i2 Sp 5Gn 2i m house. corner 0' f''' ana
Aiesou,io that when hi, Board adourn DO adjourn to
ntet ae,n the 18th August next.
The RuArl then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31
.Ia dear M:. Jones, your grateful friend,
Commercial and Money Matters.

- For Cnmercai and -Ncnep Matters. sec Last PAGE.
TUESDAY r. N.
The Stock market has still downward tenden-
cy. bu; the sales small
Exchanges are dull to-day, with Il fair supply
Some of the largest houses making 9 for Sterling but
sell only such remters make 1t rule TO buy only the
very best bills Very good bills the market at and
.t. including OF Goodhue-. sold at that rate
Frncs are 26t IS. Some Tobacco bl have made their
appearance and considerable amount will be derived
from tha, source. The bears endeavcrDg 10 operate on
tie market by prophesyns large shipments of specie Ia Eng
land but there wusnohns the nppeaia Of the market To-
day 10 ndcae in Exchange the specie point The de-
nland limited.
Money continues very plenty, the amounts drawn
in by few of the Banks being amply supplied from other
quarters One parcel of 500 600 was OH the market to-day Tor
investment in loans stocks. which sent here from
neishborns City After the lst of August, the City Banks
who close promise DO thing asked by their
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31
CORONEE,S OEFlCE.

DEATH By STABBiNG.-A boy named lanes
Cloud,icy nccd IL .elLa Rln' tfee,. stabbed
Friday evening last viii! utp INSTRUMENT in aces. by
named " lillian Arms touE, who arrested for ha
offence und the boy 10 the Hospital asserted on
Moudny uSt. The Coroner held ante norton
on the boy and elected his evidence
and day the hoy died nt the INJURIES proved by the
cSlnlnion and the COroHer's Jury found verdict
ecordDEy. Armstrong examined and committed III iu
IN f. tho uI-tlar
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

SAypss SARsArARlLLA-lf we read the history of diSOr
ieTs we are asvnshed lh1t 1--we of We are sill
uston.-d tina, they die And yet IN fact neay all DIS
IN the organs winch prepare
and mody blood. remedy directed 20 the seat OF DIS
ease, will hos; OF It's phenomena. II Is the peculiar
characteristic OF SIndss Sarsapan hut It's searching opera
reaches the O disease and the performs are
therefore radical thorough. The neal az the hnman sys-
depends almost entirely upon the state fthe blood 1.-THE
v,aznc ud which peryades tissue. every membrane
FIBRE ianent ciunh other primary subsidiary
ihe body charged with the elements u! disease sickness
must be the consequence and until the VI disease existing
the blood eradcAted permanent reei be eN
pected here that the powerful health restoring properties
Of Sands Sarsapaul manifested; and iot this
Srruln Sal Rheun und all erupve diseases. well as
all eang Of the ecetns II is Considered n;a.
lhie.
graft, OF the propf,etnrs and their agents
pfsonrs ini >cid wholesale and retail. by A. Is. X u
SiNiIS whoe>aie druggists ~ tutou street, New fok.
Sold also y73 Broadway. q East BFoadway, and drug
cists generully Throughout the United States
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31
CITY INTELLIGENC NCE.
TUESDAY.

FATAL AcCIpENr.-As a boy, aged fl years, son
OF ar George Hail. OF the Farmers Hotel. Bowcry was yes
teriay afternoon riding the box of oinnbnss win 'e
driver he accidentally c from his the ground and The
wheel passing over his ucck his instantaneous DEATH
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