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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

CoMsrocx'f EXTRACT OF SAR.APARILLA, from ?! C01''
lsnd.,:. for tn Gi
ScrofulG, Teller, Mercur1G! Diseess.'
Chronic I ieumGfism. Cutdneons DssesSS.'
StceLitHgs <ths Bones, PIraples m fusS1Istt
Eruption Of ,he Skin. Uleers Ltrer 4gsestiLI sioI e.
.na ali dseas arising from impure state OF he &c
posures and il ,rudsnces life excessive use OF
Don't pay SIs,r bottle Of SaIsapa1ia, whsh o"
can bs hsds o cents PEI bottle, or - per c'1e6'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

Omo.-A Committee Of Conference between
the House and the Senate have agreed on cem-
promise Apportonment bill, which, though un-
Just to the Wings, is deemed better than to let
the Government come to a dead halt. 1t gives
the Locos II certain Of the SO Senators, with
the better chance in three or four other Districts
The House will stand about 32 certain to each
party doubtful. We presume this bill will
pass. The House has decided, As to 10, to abo-
lish Public Executions. They had two in Co
lumbus this winter, which did up the business
effectually.
" lify shirt seyor berp
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

provoke q smile. / and use who think with
me are we'll satisfied witt IT. Clay's views
and If YOU can induce you1 folks to like them that
is 50 much clear gain. Finally, your numerous
quotations from the Courier and Enquirer, per-
sonallv abusive of me, having all been copied into
and answered through The Tribune, and thus
nrettv widely circulated in Indiana, call for no
farther remark. addressed you, Sir, both IN the
Committee and through my paper, with perfect
courtesy and respect Not one word that SAID
to YOU could possibly be offensive. You made
statement on public matters in my presence
which knew to be founded IN grave and mlschley-
Gus error. | asked you for specifications, and
YOU gave them. rrhen took pains TO SEND TO In
dana. and procure q convincing retutaton OF
your error, which published in the most kindly
and respectful terms, without q taunt or refec-
ton. \ different sort OF person would have re-
ceiyed the information with courtesy II not with
gratitude But for this. and nothing more, you
have chosen to pour out the vials OF abuse on my
head, exhausting your own vocabulary, ana DOT
rowing all YOU could find convenient. Very good
| treated you as became me-you answered Ike
Andrew kennedy So be 1t. You ask IN your
address, could he not have learned II the C!ty
of New Y ork whether the price OF Pms mas rose
or fell under the operation of the present Tariff "
Borrowing for once your inimitable grammar,
respectfully suggest that Congressional dignity
has certainly not rose IN your hands-l rather
suspect it has fell.
Teurs band!v, HORACE GEEELt t-i.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
s.Sps's sAK,ArARILLA.
I.o, whsre Dis-ase-a Shroud hi. banner-standx
PourIns destruction from his leprous haad4;
Prone or the earth MS 5huddeiing victims fall
IL Il Z

And f,arfui spectacles the eye appa
indeed appa!irg 10 SEE our fellow beings smIti.u in III.
midst their usefulness b the hand Disease But tfs PHI
ianthrop INSTEAD OF soewlng those who have hope
seeks and app, .sdy The properties OF Spss
and It's power of eadcatIng and per-
n lar and ,Iisns 49, ~ ~ NJ ~
which the fluids and the uics Of the human
matters universal pooriey. The OF
and the record experiences ayeuch value this g.earI
storatiye.
For certificates and testimonials pamphlets
and various pap-rs.
Prepared md sold wholesale and retail! BY a. B & D Sands
Wholesale Druggists - Fulton street New York Sold also
a; 3 Broadway ta.t Broadway and by Druggists gene
rally throughout the unitst State:.
HArs' LiNIMgSr-W arraned cure any case OF PILES
The indian prg.td6le Elr and LISiMENr aud
permanent Tor the RA GoUr DEAFgEss.
IL McNair's .7eou,tte on, certain cure for EAF-
NESS Balm OF Columbia for the HAIR-it ScvRF
and DAspsuFF, All at 81 CouItland, st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
~ The Daily Tribune.-Cir

I- The Daily Tribune.-City Subscribers who
would prefer paying for months year, rather nan be
called upon for pay by the carrier from week Week. may
hand their and receive receipts at the publishing
Office Subscribers who do receive cir papers regularly
AT an ealy hour are requested give early the desk
of the pnbiishing office.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

IL The Wings of BROOKLYN have nominated
Hon. GEORGE HALL for Mayor, with SYLVIA
Nus WHITE, CHARLES r. MARvIN,W WALTER BARRE,
JAMES WEAVER and GEORGE w. PRINcE for Su-
pervisors They are all good men and true, and
we hope to sec them trumPhantly elected. Wings
of Brooklyn you have been grossly wronged and
maltreated through the past year-Resolve to
right yourself at the coming Election! You can
if Won will
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

e Mr.. VALE lectures this evening at the Hall
OF the Lyceunl, corner OF Broadway and Ispenard
street. on Astronomy-embracing the subject Of the
Earth and Moon, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

The ADVENTURES Of DANIEL BOONE, the
Kentucky Rileman, BY the Author OF Uncle PHI
lips Conversations, has just been published by APP
pleton 4 Co. The story Of the we'll known pioneer
OF Kentucky, is well told and is deeply interesting.
The work is neat pocket volume of l72 pages, il
luStrated.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

- The Hutchinson Famllg respectfully give notice
10 The public that hey viii give thf Fourth and last Vocal
Entertainment, for the the -rnse!e Bfo4dw.y,
Thursday March 2Isy, lSi Programme IN fn
advertisements mhIiu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
HORACE GREELEY.

U We inadvertently enumerated je'7elry
among the articles now admitted at a duty OF !
per cent, meaning Diamonds, Canoes, Mosaics,
&c. with all Precious Stones. On Nangac
TIRED Js,oelry, the duty IS very properly t'renty
per cent, and the American article is Of better
quality than the Foreign, while the production
is very extensive. We understand the importers
of Jewelry are trying to procure reduction to \
per cent We hardly think the Poor Mans
Congress now in session will accommodate
them They find il hard enough after all their
demagoguc clamor to tell why they tax the
poor mans log chain thirty per cent. and let
the rich mans gold watch come in for seren
and half. Out on the silly humbug
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

ETIn Democratic Whig General Conn
aIJTTEE OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORk, Feb. o.
lsa4-The following persons appointed the tIHAHcf =
COMMITTEE for the present year VIZ:
ELLIS POTTER, ROBEKI J0SES,
I pRE SCOTT HALL IA Hes Fl. BRAlNt.,
pRENJaNiiS fonfRL ifHh JACOB ACKER.
Z. T. BACKHOUSE.
The above Committee and such persons may be al-
pointed under ,s signatures OF their Chairman and Secretary
are alone Authorized collect funds in behalf OF this Commit
,es. By order N BOWDrcCH BLUNT, Chairman
5o!tra Ia aGs4sT Pmiaa, Asw'' Secretaries. mill 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

PE.Lr,, MrsErM-This popular place OF public resort
Wi be opened next Monday with most Supeo company Of
prfo embracing amSng. Others "a alnaGi= talo
nov -rerv s until O'Clock Z. NJ aud beputIlu GipseY
l sister of the faors Queen at the American Museuu
bnsy engaged telling fortunes at SHILLING
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

The SPLESDIp ATTRACTIONS oil the American Museum
drwluc Tremendous houses and aordng the mos iA
delght The Kentucky iassis and Others oi
the highest Teputs their respective p:oisslos CIV aH
perfo ancts tins evening O'Clock The ertunrteilag
gypsy Queen consulted privately It All "uf. "i the
day
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRI CLAY.
FOR MAYOR:
MORRIS FRANKLIN.
~ Meeting at National jlall.-lhs Dsn3

" Meeting at National Ian NJ. W.,
cratic Whic Electors of the City ana CouH'' V 80,
are requested 20 attend Mass Meeting " ="
1,oS.1 Hall Canal street. on lOS"OAt L ~
March 9th at half past O'Clock to receive
-, rnt;oo appointed 10 select Candidate of 'iaVoi
81 r,be Democratic Wing Convention.
0S o'ue' - ELLIS POTTER, Chairman
NA1nLc csssSs2 G. Bss2F'RD' Secretaries,
Courier and Euqu1e, American Commercial and h1pfes
will please copy u.
~ Ara meeting Of the JOINT EAECC Cll' 80 "a
M1TTEs held =, the Broadway House, on tuesday 'id'
5h 1874 the following resolution was adopted:
polptd That The FINANCE COMMli Z. + consist ~ "
.sxsn m.mte,, 20 be selected by eactl o. ole
s sccordipg to the rules of each General Commee.
Of the said Committee held al the
po,,s March g. 1874 the following Preamble and Resolution
were adopted unanimously:
RicHARD Mffisfs H. ATwELL, DEFINING DuERi,,
iGtII RIDI ~ EDGAR KETCHUM,
49, and JAMES r. WOOD.
have been reported by the Chairman OF the Dung Wen h
Committee as members o the Finance COMMITTEE o.
the Joint COMMITTEE: and W heieds 20
ni,,es on he par of the Executive Committee-
Therefore Resolved That person except toSs Ieute
aforesaid are authorized collect moneys III beail OF ms
Joint Executive Committee and Of the wing fatj IN Inc '
Of SewYork. .l { -
retay joint Executive COMMITTEE, be uTiised 70 me
Aforesaid Of the Finance Committee aud that These
resolutions be published ,,
By order of the JON, Executive CommIttse
dtnsr mis-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

IL The U. s. steamship Princeton took he,
departure from the anchorage OFF Alexandra vss
terday morning for Philadelphia. Capt. Stock
ton, though yet much indsposed from the effects
of the recent accident, is on board the ship.
Nnt L.,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

The NEW MAGAZINEs.-W. II. Graham has for
sale this morning, Graham's Magazine, the Lady 3
Book and the Ladies National Magazine for April
over hall month in advance. They are very
beautiful, and Graham's is splendidly embeshed-
containing, amongst other things, very admirable
portrait oil \. P. WILLIS, with criuque upon his
writings which is decidedly the best thing in this
line we have read for many month. The author
should be- and no doubt i= eminent. 1t is very
great pity that We have not more such delightful
criticisms.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
The Wing spirit is every where arousing.

DETROIT, Michigan elected Charter Officers
on the 4th, and the Loco candidate for Mayor,
Gen. Williams, is chosen by over 100. (fhe
Free Press boasted, the day before, that he
would get hundred Wing votes.) OF the six
Aldermen, the Wings have 3, the Locos 2 one
tie. The vote was very large Last year the
Wings carried the Mayor on local grounds.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

THIS tceacrs however attempts 10 obscure this PLAIN
commoassnse proposition by the silly declaration thai The
What the asking Protective Tsr, 1, lower
price OF his goods, Ii his goods high why not
them himself without Legislative interference What
asnanlmy these manufacturers possess We poor
Western farmers paying TOO high for our Necessary p
beseeching 10 lower them by legislative
But upon them asking. wha, kin OF Protection
give lowered the price, aEains, the low
pricr competitor that they asked be protected
aud now that there not snss article The whole
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

I7 The NAVAL Court OF INQUIRY conre,s!
by csd,-i OF the Secretary OF the Navy to inyes
gate the cause OF the disastrous explosion :,
BOARD the Princeton, have made their report. !,
winch they totally e1onerate Capt. Stockton ana
MS ofaceFs from the slightest blame ana a,trbu,.
the explosion entirely to accident.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
sIcHaRD n. ATWELL, DEFINING DUER,
HNVtD CRAUAN. ALEX. LAWRENCk,
SSGI RJDIEY EDGAR KETCHUM NJ,
EvIn Democratic yyhig General Com

A. w. BRADFORD. Chairman
Commsrcal aud American please copy. ma Z"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10
MONEY MARK EFT.
Saturday. Mnrch % p. M.

The Stock market does not present much activity to-
day. and prices generally are less firm Ohio SIS declined
per cent; Harlem 4; Illinois IL Indiana Il Farmers
Loan J; North American Trust advanced II per cent;
Kentucky 6', Long Island, Norwich, vicksburg, Penn
syvania 5s and Canton, closed yesterdays prices
There were no sales of Western Railroad
The New York Stock and Exchange Board held their
annual election this day. and the following officers
chosen for the ensuing year;
David Clarkson. President
II r. Winslow, Vice President.
w Blocker, Treasurer.
d. Hart, Secretary.
The receipts at the Custom House for this port
for the week ending this evening, amount to about
$3.50 900, part of which is estimated. The packet
ing to this cityfrom Liverpool the Toronto from Lon
don and transient ship from Liverpool arrived todsy
with very large and valuable cargoes They will all be
entered next week which will swell the receipts to
very large amount During the present week the imports
have been large but the extent few weeks since
exhibited Several French packets due and daily ex
pected-,l Of which have very valuable cargocs
By the arrival Of the packet ship Liverpool from Liver
pool an carly hour this morning. we European
advices up the 7th ult The commercial news is OF
very favorable nature The excitement in the Cotton mar
xe had subsidized and the sales principally confined
20 the trade OF 5000 bales sold the 9Th 5000 for
consnmption Prices were, however, firmly maintained
rhc great abundance of money in all parts of Europe is
apdy reducing the rate of interest In London and Pa
rsthere is more capital than possibly be employed
The great decrease In the line of discounts and the small
amount out loan compared with former years, is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10
City Intelligence.

Police, March s-PrcNrocxE1 IN TINE ExcHASeE;--
Officer Relyea took stroll through Wall street about the
hour OF change and entered the rotunda Of the Exchange
while the Board Of Brokers in session Casting his
peppers about he perceived of the light fingered gen.
try exploring the pockets OF country merchant and
naly at the third witch sawhn draw his pocket handk
chief forth when he seized the rogue and took him TO the
police Office where he gave the OF w NJ King but he
better known among thieves "Cusnd.c again
The merchant whose pocket he picked refused to 60 to
the police testify but several who saw the ope
ration confirmed the statement Of the officer, and the
mean and contemplate rogue was fully committed A
pickpocket, when caught IN CRIME in public assem-.
baoe without sufficient his safe keeping before
the police should be compelled to the gauntlet OF the
whole party present.
RECEIVING STOLEN Gosps Thomas Burrows, junk
shop keeper of 24s Stanton street. arrested yester
day. charged with receiving quantity OF ST. len copper
bolts spikes and castings valued at Sl00 knowing them
TO have been stolen. boy named Charles Parks, who
stole the copper confessed the act and also that he sold
them to Burrows at night for not onefourh OF their va
lue. Francis OIIara testified that Burrows was In the
constant habit Of purchasing stolen goods from all per
sons who offered them Hcw@ fully committed for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10

NV OaLrANs- Ship St M rvs pLg' JAMS Nc
do Br.h.-i9 b,l.s sewer Dlab.r.i9 DO Fisher.
o Ham ton74 bbi' I'd 20 pc .e ScheInsi horn
10 oaes c rn M chas m,nut- bl.s ccuo DIe'c
SO ham, Masters, Ma koe co.. do DO bbs lar" 20
reg, ysrett Batsllei9 hbs seed q, hnds gu "A -
Hlzrd 4 rr,70 bbls uoIk Wilso But er pndwrool ID
IA OH g. b. !, and 800 lard tobets 'iwmE2c Is
X ilbink co.'s bill. II les stn, % DO + rs fhton
81 b "a st. err, Spear. Wand Thcf; o. eg d stanton
s-u t-26o bales colt orir-ll6 d"di Stan'on-h
is rvs do feathers pkgs VIM rom~e.6 e. Dor mus,
suydsm & Nyw-4 bx Hautng Savage-7os hid s. bales
'e NV sTu,yrsSs-shp s Clord COS b,les oottou--4l
A.,;aw.I--a a Bsrnwe'i-"4 Ho ooh Nsscr-? Bsrke.
SAL "a Waters Makoe to-40 Ne NTH Wash-u3 Ia
Iodhue Co 65O bbls pork and lard
o. =, Roormsp Jol nston Il O., al d Tiers.
shin r. chescr-80 bales t,ba co Href-N bids ~
Farn m20 bales cotton Les &tc730 bn's cork an lad
usro Cci6, bbs 50 hall do pmk. bos 80 half DO lard
bbls lard 900 do pork New So3o do do o. lard
SmsjI Will n.-I00 bales cotton Wood Coils 10 w
Rowland Co7O do A Ave i'll Cope bbls clover seed
n II Mabee-i6 bales cotton TO order.
Lauens203 bills pork % do lard ii tres do SIS kegs
% bLls hams % cs Small Wi'lams-8 Dbl. pork
do Edwd Bees Kunh' rd63 do Batow. Pope Co.'S dry
hiccs R.n,rc &Co 49,,
NEW ORLLANs-B rque Mandari l75 bids pork 3't bb's
larv skins TIA bos polk do lar q w rdm" s-6
h,ms bills pork bbs 22 kegs lard Brush cola bas
cotton Ave illj0 do y Huiibur-lB 60 moss Gronl X
Wells . 1850, 49,,
How and-40 chs 3 hid huns ~ bills Jerk 100 kezs
AR BIB 10 urde,a0 bbls GLASSES Lewis Wood:
MoBLl-Bsrauc Mary Aiea-l205 bales colt Goodhue X
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10
Amusementa.

AMERICAN MUsKuM.--Ths favorte place Of
amusement is gaining in popularity every day, and
season Those Kentucky Minstrels. whom the manager
has wisely reengaged together with Sgnor Francisco
Mr. Whitlock and host Of Others giving the most
amusing and laughter-provoking performances ever,
evening We know of place in the city where rich
and diversified amusements be enjoyed for SO tring
sum as rs cents The fortunetellng Gipsey Queen Is
gaining great celebrity in her profession and hundreds
are consulting her every day.
CHATHAM CRCUs.-Another crowded audience
traction here seems rather to increase than diminish
Tomorrow night Mr. Stone one Of the managers takes
his benefit. and presents bill of novelty nequalled
stone and Turner ride double act called the Hus
sars Stone rides Indian act. John Whitaker for
the first time appears and performs several daring feats
for which he is so justly remarkable. But will give
them in detail tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10


On Saturday, March 9, ELIZA THSxLroN, aged 40
years
The friends of her husband and also Of her brothers
and Edwin Chapman respectfully requested to
attend her funeral from her late residence 225 Madison st.
Sunday, at O'Clock
HARFIELp, in the 2lst year of his age
His friends and asquantanccs and those Of family are re-
spectfly to attend funeral Sunday the 10TH
at o'clock P. NJ ut No. 70 Hammersly street Engine
Companies No. "a and IL, are invited to attend.
DIy- Boston papers please cory
Yesterday, uANNAH MARIA wife of Richardson Duffy in
the 35th year of her age
The friends and acq1ansnces Of the family respect
fully invited attend her funeral from The residence Of
her husband No q Madison street. Monday afternoon
Mt half past o'clock without further invitation .
On the sth instant WILLIAM BRowNLEE, native Of Car
luke, scotland, aged Al years.
His friends and those Of the family are requested to at
tend his funeral from his late residence No IL west 18th
street. on Sunday the 10th instant at 3 o'clock, P. NJ
On Thursday the 18th instant, THOMAS HALL, aged z
years, of the late DIR. Hail. Of st. Johns, Lower ca
NADIA.
The Order of the Sons of Temperance and his friends
in general invited to attend his funeral on Sunday
from his late residence, 2l9 Cherry st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10

The Conservation or Three Roman Catholic
Bishops In St Patrick's Cathedral-A
Grand Spectacle OF Religion.
We are requested by HIS Holiness the Pope, to
say, that the conservation Of the RI Rev. Drs.
QUARTER, BYRNE, and McCLosxrY, will take place
al the Cathedral to-day. The ceremony will COM
mence at O'clock The Ri. Rev. Bishop HUGHES
of New York will be the consecraor; and the
Rt Rev. Bishops OF Boston and Philadelphia the
assistants.
In consequence of the preparations to be made
for the conservation, the early masses will be in
the charel; and the church itself will not be OPEN
ed before 5 o'clock.
The conservation sermon will be preached by
the Very Rev. Dr.. Power, and discourse will be
delivered at vespers, IN the evening, by the Rev.
DR.. PIsE
This conservation will be one of the most splen-
did religious spectacles that ever took place in New
York. A full report Of the sermon of DR.. Powers,
and the discourse of DR. Pise, with full descrip-
ton of the rites, ceremonies, audience, and
every thing else, will be given in to-morow's He
raid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10

Highly Important from Washington.-set-
Element or tho Oregon Question:!
We received last evening the important intelli-
gence from Washington of the settlement of the
Oregon Question. 1t seems that this important
question has been entirely taken out of the hands
of the President and Mr.. Packenham, and sum.
marty, definilivey finally and eiernally disposed
of by "Long John," of Illinois, in the following
manner:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10

NEw FOURIER MovEMENT.-The apostles of
the'new revelation of religion and philosophy, be-
coming alarmed at the feeling of adherence so
generally created against the repusive doctrines of
their great master, Charles Fourier, respecting
Christianity, marriage, and 80 on, have come out
in their organ, the Tribune, with great many
very solemn asseveraons, that they do not admit
these vices. For some time they fatty denied that
Fourier held such doctrines, but unable to perse.
we're in that summary way OF disposing of the OBJ
jections urged against their system, they now
adopt another system Of tactics After all, John A.
Collins, on the banks of the lovely lake Of Sken.
eatees, is the most honest philosopher among
them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10

The BRoNsoNAN PHILOSOPHY. Professor Bron-
son is fully match for Greeley, Brisbane or Chan
ming. His last lecture was devoted chiefly to the
sublime doctrine Of the TRANSPORTATION of souls,
and the Professor discovered that he indeed knew
thing or two about our spiritual nature On the
divine influxes and etfluxes-fhe microcosm-as-
trology-and the occult sciences generally, Bron-
son Is, we think, little ahead Of the Fourierites,
but then on marriage, the "scnsuous harmonies,"
the industrial army and the Juvenile phlan-
thropic hordes," he is not fit to hold candle 10 the
least amongst these philosophers of the Tribune
school.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10

Ir3- PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
PILLS for the radical Of GonorrhGa, Gee and all
mocopnruent discharges from the urethrs. These pills
guaranteed to effect permanent cure in all diseases
ever brought before the public, without tantng the
breath disagreeng with the stomach, or confinement
from business. Price 81 per box Office Of the College
of Pharmacy and Medicine, rs Nassau street.
w. s RICHARDSON, Agent.
MIA liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vendors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10

PAID ur.-The persons who called and attended
the District Meeting at the house of Widow Lynch
In Frankfort street, for the purpose Of sending de-
legate TO convention that was to have been held
in Philadelphia in July next, and who forgot 10
call and settle for tbs Of the room and gas sent
little boy, the day called their attention to the
fact, who paid over the amount due. The amiabI.
widow pocketed the long lost and never expected
sum, saying, "its better late than never"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10

AFFAIRS IN TowA.--The Iowa Legislature sat
lays, and rose on the 10th Feb Bills giving MARI.
exclusive right to property and abolishing cap
punishment, were rejected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10

SINGULAR MARRIAGE. Among the bills passed in
the Pennsylvania Senate Saturday was one to legaze
the marriage contract between r. f. Brnns0n and wife
they being uncle and niece without knowledge of that
fact until consderable period after their marriage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10

THE ILLINOIS. The Peoria Register Of the 23d
says navigation to this point is resumed The river II
very low and probably will continue for weeks
About the last OF March may expect the usual rise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10

FREEDOM OF THE PREss.--The editor of the FREE
derckston IN b. Roysst has been arrested and thrown
for commenting with severity upon the action of
that body