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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
New-1ork Legislature.

IL SENATE, srldav, Jan. 10
Ssssr ePT S he ssd 1fs as,s O. the 81 Surrogate
Select COMMITTEE on the Ssctef Gu;hortsrns Thomson
Backus and Clark.
Mr.. RHoADEs. from the Select Committee, re-
ported JOINT resolution, requesting our Repre-
sentatlves IN congress to endeavor to procure the
passage OF law continuing pensions to the wild
ows OF revolutionary pensioners.
Mr.. K. also introduced bill to amend the
Revised Statutes in relation to nonresident and
abscondng debtors.
The following resolution offered by Mr. HARD,
was laid on the table until tomorrow
Rssolred li ihs Assembly concur) That the mortgages
appointed sc eatiit @ An act aboTzn M oan oi
certain moeEs gns 10 the United States deposited with
b. extended FIVE Year, from he first day OF October 1884,
interest on SAID mortgages IS therein provided
Inc consideration OF the GOVERNORS MEssA AGE
was resumed II committee of the whole. Mr..
CORNING IN the char, when Mr. PUTNAM reSum-
ed his remarks on the origin of the State debt.
but without concluding gave way to a motion
that the committee rise and reDort
The bill to make the District Attorney of
Chenango county, Saared officer, was taken up
in committee Of the whole Mr.. CLARK in the
chair, and after some discussion between Messrs
RHoApEs, JOHNSON, FAULKNER and FOSTER, a mo-
ton that the committee rise, report and 90 into
Executive session, prevailed. Adjourned
In ASSEMBLY, several petitions were presented
and referred among which was one by Mr..
WH1PPLE from the tenants of the Manor of Rem
sellaerwvck in the county OF Rensselaer,, for reGef
which he moved to refer to a select committee.
Mr. PALMER moved It's reference to Il commit
tee consisting Of the members from Albany and
Rensselaer, counties-saylng that 1t was a sub
ect in which the people OF the two counties were
deeply interested, and that their representatives
no doubt were better acquainted with the subject
than other members, and were more familiar with
the wishes and views Of their constituents on the
subject.
After lengthy debate, in which Messrs
WtnpPaE. WARREN. LEE, SEYMOUR, SHAW, HUI
EUeD, and others, participated, MIR. PALMER's mo-
ton prevailed, II to 40.
Mr.. LINN presented petition to give voters at
town elections control of licenses.
After the presentation Of several bills, 4 COM
munication was received from the Governor trans
hitting the proceedings Of the Reform Conven-
ton held at the Capitol in November last, which
was referred TO a Select Committee. Also, the
report of the Directors of the Institution for the
Blind-rcfcrrcd TO the Committee on Colleges,
&c. and ordered printed.
The bill to ccde certain lands in Black Rock
to the q. States was then passed
Nir. Lee gave notice of a bill TO amend the
Charter Of the City Of Buffalo so as to make the
Clerk and some other officers elective by the
People.
The House, in Committee of the Whole, passed
bill to establish ferry between Mutton Hook
and Coxsackie; also bills to amend the charters
of Clintonvillc and Oswego. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
r HE, T r I B u N E
1lterdrp Notices.

aT.r AMERICAN IN PARIS, by Jules Janin.'-
qb;s Drofesses to be description of Paris as it
rorH strike an intelligent and literary foreigner.
The author has choscnan American for some rea-
s.n NO know not what At all events, he would
!. clever American who would give US such a
Sook On Paris. There is racncss as well as
e,;ob IN the STYLE that is charming, while Paris
ian life is unfoldcd with master hand. The
principal events and characters OF the recent his
torv of the city from the bloody revolution down
,re touched with consummate skill while the
lhree DAYS of July and the brilliant fetes and lIu-
,o;ostions of d Partisan summer are sketched to
the life. Here and there, too, are thrown IN de-
,oeations of individual characters that stand for
classes, while over all are thrown the charm of a
cultivated mind. Burgess, Stringer & Co, 222
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
THsEI .guNHUs TRACES.

No. T. THE Irsr or larties Tired by Their Acts.
No. III. THE Currency
No. H. THE TARIFF
No. ". LIFE OF Henry CLAY.
No. V. POLITICAL ABOLITION.
No. VI. DEMOCRACY.
These little pamphlets working infinite good to the
Wing cause and We observe with pleasure that they are be-
coming the standard publications among oar party.
New Or-ans Bee
- The JuNrUs TRAcTs becoming the standard Wing
publications FOR the present campaIstI
Lexington Express, Missouri.
This Series Of Political Traets from ,5 the wei, known
size and price published and for sae the Tribune Oihce,
New-Y9rk at 50 50 cents hnHlr1d eos so Or $50 ,hGa @
patch Remances by mail post pad free at the risk Of
the proprietor and publishers None sent ont out on commIs-
SiGu.
GREELEY & McELRATH,
Publishers for the buhor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
Stou the Nuisance

To the Editor Of The Tribune:
Will the Editors Of The Tribune lend their aud IN
abolishng most fom nuisance of long standing III
this city? No other city in the Union, and probably
no other in the world, would permit its shipping
and its inhabitants to be annoyed in the same man.
ner when {, remedy is so eas, OF application, and
when its application would not only promote the
comfort Of the citizens generally, but also cause Il
positire reduction of their expenses IN the first M
stance rs well ms IN the various articles OF living
obtained from the cuitir0ti0n OF the soil IN the VI
cinity otlmgc cities.
Its not generally known to the citizens that therc
IS annually orer ttrenfy-fre hous0a0 cart loads, or
1o00Sf cubic ieep OF fita from pr1rtss and ceSSpoo%'
thrown into the rivers and slips around this CITY
iel il even So as Won will ascertain hv referring
10 communication from our ac able City inSpect-
or, DrJ II. GRrSCoM, copy of which Is sent here
with, in which il is estimated. and on good autho!-
n.y. that 0as-hGlt of that quantity Is Soild 'natcf"i
aud stands 10 that amount 20 fill up the siipS ana
hsrbor. Whereas bv a simple prohibition OF de-
posting this filth III the rivers, the city would be
saved the expense OF removing II mainly from the
slpS-ll,e shipping and business men about inc
piers would bc relieved from great annoyanc ;i
Agriculture would be immensely benehted 10y ltS
conversion into u valuable fertilizer, whlch would
aud thus all parties would be benefited and no one
injured.
Ii YOU will look through Dr. GriScoms commu-
nlcaton think YOU will find facts enough 10 war
rant YOU in calling attention to the sublect-it So,
and the people desire information in relation TO the
mode of performing similar service, will furnish
nfor the benefit of those who would lend hand to
abolish the tOu practice OF depoSiting in the rivers,
and especially in the ricinity Of the M0rketS'
In Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore il would
cost aAlan his horse and cart 10 be caught throwing
The contents of sink INTO the fivers-why ,hcn Is 1t
allowed here where the nuisance is so much greater
aud where a different course would promote the
comfort and economy OF all WI! you ask the
people and obligc SUFFERER
The Coal Car.s-Hoyv TO Abnte s. Nuisance.
lar. Editor: Are we to have for ever the
abomination of these noisy Coal Carts that so
about with this horrid cangor OF ringing bells and
bars of non? If the citizens would abate the
nuisance, let them simply refuse to buy OF these
people. One THAT HAS EARS.
n B. via the city Editors please insert
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

10 We have been shown pamphlet entitled
" IMPROVEMENT" relating to the prevalence and
treatment of chronic maladics, addressed TO the
community at large. We are told 1t has been
published for gratutous distribution, by henevo-
lent individuals, with the view Of calling atten-
ton to the first symptoms of dangerous mala-
dies: such as consumption, fits, insanity, curva-
lure of the spine and nervous complalnts-dls-
eases which are said to be easily removed in their
first stages by simple remedies, that may be pre-
pared and administered by the sufferer or his
friends. The pamphlet can be had gratis at Mrs
Kings Bookstore, No. l4l Fulton-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
SIXTEENTH EDITION.
Recised md Corrected.

The Whi.: Almanac FOR the year Is S19.
This valuable Register OF Political c, ents II now
ready 1t contains the usual Calcnda,- and Asrro-
nomical calculations, made for every meridian from
elaine to louisiana A List Of the Government TX
ecutive officers Of the United STATES Judges OF me
Supreme Court &c. with their Salaries a com
pete List OF the Members OF the present United
States Senate and House of Representatives, ar
ranged according 10 their respective Staes. and the
politics OF each Member designated History OF the
Tariff; Past and Present Tariffs Comparative
Statement OF the most important articles bearing
specific duties as imposed by the acts 1916, 1874
1923. 1332, and 1912 The PRESENT TARIFF Law
OF THE UNITED STATES, being the rntire law on
that subject il finally passed Congress on the
.i0th day OF August 1912: tthls document alone Is
worth more than the entire cost Of the Almanac)
a National Bank, with Extracts from Ar. McDu-
ie's Report; PROTECTION TO AMERICAN Indus
rRY-Irs ExPEDIENCY AND NECESSITY, BY THE
Hon CHARLES HUDSON OF Mass. This valuable
and useful Essay occupies IL pages Its facts,
illustrations and doctrines ought TO BE- understood
by every citizen who takes interest IN the cause
Of American Industry and the prosperity of the peo
pie OF the United States Extracts from Mir. Clay 8
Speech on the Public Lands. These extracts oc-
cupy several pages, and sufficient 10 give gen
eral view OF us interesting subject. Anecdotes OF
Politics and Politicians, never before published.
ELECTION RETURNS, by States, Congress
~
the fullest and most complete which have ever been
published. They were prepared at great labor and
at considerable expense expressly for the Wldg Al
marnc They viii be constandyreterred TO during
the coming wear as they show not only the returns
for the present year but also those of 1910 Times OF
holding Elections in each Of the States; Popular
Vote for sIr. Van Buren, and Gen. Harrison in 1895
and in 1910: The number OF Electors OF each State
IN l2iO and the number to which each State Is en-
ritled in l84l; Tables of the Population, Debts,
Governors and Chief Justices Of the several States
Anecdotes OF blr. Clay, John @. Adams, Col. John
son, &c. &c.
{57- The price Of the Wing Almanac IS the las,
year Notwithstanding contains about quarter
matter Single copies II; cents: 81 pr dozen; s. per loo
Orders be accompanied By the cash. PosrMAsTEEs
-smtng free Of postage 81 for dozen copies will be
entitled cory gratis 1t contains sheets, and IS sub
isct only TO periodical postage
GREELEY s McELRATH, Pabishet'
Tribune Buildings, 100 NasSan-sHeeI.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

Junius Tracts.-Noticet 10 German dnd ffs'seh
Gp In consequence Of repeated applications for ea, 10
translate II the Juuus Tracts and PRINT them IN Ger
man and French papers notice hereby gveA that on apr
Aon roSf paid the publishers the Tracts authorized
" grant leave the publishers of any German or French pa
W IN The United States translate and publish IN their co
such parts of the Junius Tracts they may desire 20
y before thcir readers sufficient say that this course
"prescnbed by the statute.
wing papers requested publish This for the
formation Of ali concerned
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
German AImanacs.

large Supply Of German Almanac for sale the Office o.!
The New York Tribune Price 81. cents per dozen.
This Almanac printed in the German language, in the
.ual style and sz- of German AImanacs and contains In
addition the usual variety reading matter articles OF
rsa Germans Connected with the Industry and
abor OF country, and the Importance Of Protection
10 the Mechanics and Workuguen OF the United staea
against English competition
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
NEW CLAY MINSTREL.
= The Clay NIlns,rel: or, National S

~ The Clay Minstrel or National Songster, 10
which pretixd Stetch of tie Life; Public Services aud
Character t.nry Clay. BY John $ Le President Of the
Clay Club of taUG4nown, Ia.
.4drertiscmeni 10 the FiiS Edition.
" IL occurred The Editor OF the Minstrel hat pubCa
upon III" pan Of that Offered TO the pubc would De-
acceptable AID might be useful the present Juncure and
ndins tat his de approved by friends who's poi't'-
cal increased value their Opinions lie PIE
PARED he brief aud unpeendn Sketch at follows, of the
life of Nh Clay Ra takes pleasure stating that he ismuch
indebted the researches OF Nj Prentice and Of Mr. f. Sar'
gent whose comprehensive aod interesting biographies are
alike credabe 10 their talents and worthy Of their subject
nd all whose curiosity he Ssrgened and excited hy 1
imperfect gimpScS of IuSrnOus Statesman Afforded
through the following VIII hnd II them more ull ana
cirCumsan information than could b- embraced "'thin
m narrow limits and unambItious design OF ms publication
From their works and from such other pubic So1rceS as
,ypn Immediately hand ti= torch o the EDITOR has
.iy us f-ebl- Ii hr ana h hold, II aoft the h"pe that IT
so may b. although humble DEGREE sc At
tsrng the rnss prejudice with which ignorance and party
rr- a, long -nveiopd th- subject utwhlc even now
are gradually rising and rolling beneath the lniuee- Of
revealing light au of that truth ,ohch IS mighty and tc
prerGiL -,
been written expressly the Minstrel others have been
cleaned the public Journals and other publications Of
rhe DAY. ). ,. l..
to sale At tie rioune Office Price 25 single cory
dpy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

GIBBoN's RoME.-Thc first volume of the Har-
pers' edition of this work, edited by MILMAN and
published by the Harpers, is now completed by
the issue of No. ". The whole viii be com
prised in fifteen numbers at twenty-five cents
Zach
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

TIE ENGLIsH SrELLER, by David Pricc.-Thls
is new Spelling Book, containing more words
than the old ones and having ngsomelmprovements
which VIC think would facilitate the child in ac-
curing the clements of reading. Among other
things he places directly the monosyllabicaI words
into which those very monosyllabc enter as com
ponent parts. This tends both to render the word
easier to commit and fasten 1t firmcr IN the me-
mory. l30 Fulton-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

"HNrs ON ETIQUETTE and the usages OF So
cietv, with a Glance at Bad Habits: BY CHAs.
WV. Day." has been published in beautiful
volume by A. " Blake.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

q7 The PARLoR MAGAZINE for this week sus-
tains the character of the former numbers, and
presents fair selection Of readable articles
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
A. NJ MERRlCR, 2. NJ.
E,r IIistar,s Nnlsam OF Wild Cherry

OLEIGH BELLS.-A iul assortment OF loose
- 10 @ W. - Osborn s. LITTLE. 80 sulton-st
a5UFFS! MUEFS !-FURS.-A good aSsols'
men; OF MATS and Fur-T rimrnin, the lowest mar
i.e, or;;ce--(or sale al J. IL. MONARGyE'e,
Het IiIse - c2s Bowe;Ts
CYKAIES.-A full assortment OF Skates, strap
- ned and upsrap pped at wholesale and retail b.
dsGyy OSBORN LITTLE. 80 tuiteas'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

NJ GRAnAM's MAGAzINE for February contains
contributions from Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, Fran
els ]. Grund, Judge Conrad, III. c. Hosmer,
J.K. Paulding and others. 1t contains two fine
encravngs and is a valuable number. Graham
&. Chrstv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

Tyr CovEHASr aud Official Magazine Of the Grand Lodge
of the United States.
This number contains long and well told
story entitled The Thirteenth Taleo Of Doom,
and several other articles in prose and verse;
For sale at Odd Fellows Library, National Hall,
81 Canal-st. by J. II. Gibbs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

u The Weekly Tribune has now Inc tsfses'
circulation any paper printed in the CITY oil
few advertisements will be inserted handedin or before
Tuesday Of each week Price fifty for square OF
eight liles.-Te erms cash,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
COPY of a letter from POSTMASTER, dated
" SrnckRRIpGE. Mas. Dec. lg. 1873.

CtOPY of a letter from 6 POSTMASTER, dated
" SrocKRRIpGE, Mass, Dec. le 1873.
ME. isaac BUTTs,
Dear Sir have just received doz Of WstarS basam OF
Wild Cherry through N-ssrs amden'5 Express, for winch
return YOU my thanks The reputation OF the medicine hao
preceded it, End think country village shall make
large sales Of have already sold Of H. winch nn-
derstand dong wonders, especially gentleman who mas
used all the advertised medicines for liver complain aud con-
SUMPTION lie has had cough for aud hail.
which nothing could check for any length OF time until he
commenced taking Wlsars Bllsam, and although ne has
taken bat part c bottle m his cough has almost en-
tiFpy LETT him Ee had taken IS BOTTLES OF " buchaas
Hungarian B.lsam of LIFE with little no bensft.
Yery Respectfully SC. ,,o,.,, -,
Cdr. Wistar's Bnlsam OF Wild Cherry, =,
is the greatest medical discovery of the DAY IL cures al
fion OF the lungs ,nd liver after physicians can DO no
rnors Asthiaa 10 /, years slrdlrS Will w.ERAsI
II TO CT nv or greatly relieve
Observation-Disclosures of this wonderful remedy are
srI.l no in all part, of the country, called ~ varors
Syru; Of WI!t Cherry, Balsan Of EecaHlIape
Wild tferry SC. beside, numerous Others Our ecoflinrhd
mons of Its virtues ased word for word except nosu
,n,;n- some unknown medicine FOR The rus bGSatie
riiri1es whose merit vii sell them Is REDCcEp m
~, syer- subtsruCe and ck resortrd 70 20 palm on
sr the genuine Wistas Basam Of !" I'D CiiErry
w. say be cG1s:IO1s and set the medicine t4I
n RES Sold only u. Fulton street corner OF EaS;a'
NV, York Dexter, Albany; Gotham New haven =; !"
E,u 70 -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
CLAY SONG BOOK.

10 The National Clay Minis trei nd True
Wings Pocket ConpaniO'i, Tor the Presidential
OF lS Price II! 81 90 per DOZEN for sale al
anCi he lrh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

r. Health, Quiet, end CoInfort-Tht lfra.
Ram Ho4 .2oIp I .y. ~ , p Ib CIV such as
e Ts-ly Offered L -lisbiT oea,-i clean and arr
,,c ysrv The 5Tsc@s part or II. ctv, te IN
d,ae riciaty The principal steamboat landings ir9
apsrtnsrs convenient and neat hii7 is abs snpi-d
@ - Vegetables ard ru:tx that be procured ex-
Itng entirely Animal Food end s,irnuiarts Of all sia5
s-ccs and every made ehde: 2carJers
-, jyI T
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
- v.a,th, Qpfet, and CoIrfort.-The Ora

~ syiran,a Assoc.ation.--ot6cs Eo. u
PIN third Story. Open from 10 % y 4. Nj lniornatou
lh,-rluic gwen The ConSu,rtion zlvaa. jylou
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
sssssa % STEAMBOAT. FOX -, sAtEmEor ! E,.lleo

Asc6oaseI he MsIssts Ebshsnge ;s .s ,ea o
Wednesday the oath insr at Y gfsf ,orethsr Win
;.s bs T.soa loot hansliS s ,.
street ns o1r ON dck Is feat her breadth Of beam
f : Il a s9a 2.af IN II b be., Of h.
best Joy os5 oysrbauled last Spring and fitted ur
nef & to run the North RIVER She has 300 sleep
as I'D % spacious State Rooms on her promenade
ing Her sttrasses and furniture all new part or
G Sanur@ has never been (haying larger quantity
@ . rGujred for uSe Her Inventory is most ample and
very ce selected w'h care her boilers nearly new,
having been ~ use gue o ne ner engine Is new ana OF
n,aaa which tests prove It to be second 10
her douby valuable as she will be able to cross the bar
At lowest tides Her speed good, hef cabins airy aud
spacious, her furniture being all new makes the Newe
Terms CASH city funds, Iii presumed persons wishing g
purchase viii examine for Themselves previous 70 The Gay o
sale.
NeW-York, January II, lalt, jail 2we
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

- The IEh:G Almanac, for Is IA, may be
,hisipad from hg-atS. s. STEEL u Co New-Ofl-ans
and WILLIAM B. MooEg y Co Cincinnati. Pnce $lp.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

pOOk-BiNDERS SHAEiNGS WANTED, for
~ cash trade Tor boards at manuaennsrs prlees by
GAUNT * DERRICKSOS,
Janl0 6m l59 Southstreet near Peck sl.p.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

S1N 0ln To LOAN on good city security.
a20 II A ? 81 Z SMITH IS Liberty ST
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

DAGS.--Whlte and colored Cotton Waste and
q Bale Rope wanted any 4usnisy Tor cash a, manu-
!acrurers rtices, by GAuNT x DERRICKsoN.
JanlO ON iJ9 South street. Peek slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

Sh Dnn-S4,no, $4,000, and $1,000 ,e loan
naOt, PSJ C. SGiTH, IS Liberty .,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

EELET = MCELRATH, PabIlshet'
Tribune Buildings, 100 Nassau-stfeet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

's'O PkiNlERS.-tor sdie a quantity of sec
oud hand Nonparel, Mnion. Brass Gseys Chases, I'm
posing Stone Stands, &c suitable for Daily Weekly
paper, bur hui used ami gOGn order,
Jil9 81. JOHN y. WHITE, IS Gold street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

SEVENTH WARD BANK New-York, Dec Goth, 1913.
nlVlDEND.-,rne President and Directors have
~ this day declared a d. Isnd of JWo and One.Hai| (2
Of the profits for the last months, payable
and after rhe Sd January By order of the Board
d3O I'm A. :. FRASER Cashier
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

" =
~ nroftab. Daily W.-ky Nswspar etab insEt III
Western CITY, offered for sale. The circnlatnn terms,
sc ,3v b ascsrtanel tn Editor OF The Tribune
Nprisfs practical printer editor oi cash pa
mr. would fad X 70 tleIr interest ths c27 Ira
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent and Attorney,
IN correction his Associates Washington. for
prosecution Claims the General Goveruren: Of
ths Iu,rad Sta;ss.-No 81 Walst NewforS. nl6 tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

FFIutF, JiN II
Select Co,aBee the srjec, Of the Fees Of SorOgdes
-Messrs. Porter, Wright md Foster.
Select COMMITTEE on the s'sctef au'horstns Thomson
4ys1cG1l 10 collect ices their ertceSAlessrs Scott.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30

Youngest SO years Of age the Empress performing the
same service for twelve aged womeu the Oldest lOO the
youngest 81. .,----
Vast numbers OF cmigrants, from all parts OF the en-
pre, are now locking into Liverpool on their way 70
Canada and the United States, The majority ol Tile
Scotch emigrans are Tor Upper Canada whilst 'nose
ofEngand and Ireland are for the United States mt
state of things in Ireland remains pretty much le same
as at the last arrivals Motions had been made IN 'e
Queens Court, by The counsel Of Messrs Daniel ana
John OConnel !ornew trials, which motions had not
been disposed Of 1t is not thought that thatthe motions
will be granted Accounts from France, Spain, Poru-
gal and Turkey have been received-nohng OF impor-
tance from thuse countries. From India, Greece and
China late accounts have been received There are no
news ofinerest from either. The news is generally un-
interesting, although different kind Of intelligence was
eypeced
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30

eryvhere-Clay with his well known federal doctrines
and General Harrison, with "noIhDg for The public
eye" are quite different aairs as much SO as 'he VOC
of 1910 and that oflsH will be. The westminster
Democrat says
"WEsrMNsrER DEMOCRATIC AssocIAToN.-At 'he
last meeting of the association at the Court House.
which was we'll attended twas addressed, according 10
notice. by Mr.. A H, Busby who was lately leit The
Wing ranks, and Joined those of the democracy be-
cause after the most mature reflection he discovered
that he could no longer conscentiousy support party
whose leading principles were diamercaly opposed to
his honest convictions. He never was in favor of u
nted States Bank-bu supported General Harrison, BE-
cause the equvocal aspect he assumed on that question
caused him to believe that like Tyler, he would oppose
the formation ofsuch an institution, &c.