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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-08
THE MASS MEETING.
Pa,L.pElralA. June 5, islt.

fhilApElfhiA, June D, 1914.
Last night the "Tyler and Texas meeting was
such as to cause every true friend, who responded
to the call feelings OF hope and JOY IN the spproseh
ing ev,nts. The crowd was immense filling up lhe
VII ole pace between Fiji and Sixth streets, as
to prevent the passage of any vehicle through that
part OF Chestnut street, and reminded me Of our
New York meetings in 1912. An attempt was made
al first TO disturb the meeting, by set OF rowdy
boys and men, in number about Jiy, and seeing the
position they had taken, descended from near the
stage and mixed with them, aud mildly repro'ed
them, which had the effect TO cause deep silence
while the addresses were being made; they were no
doubt sent or hired TO come there for the purpose
but, thank Heaven VIC had meeting that astounded
our ponsnis, and il continued through the Slate
and 40 Union, must DC onward to sure victory for
the BALL, receiving such an impetus from such rre-
sstible force, cannot now be stopped until II has
reached the goal intended by the friends oil The Al
ministraton, whose proud banner hung on the outer
WALL is "Tyler, the Constitution. aud Texas.
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Divine Service may be expected tomorrow (s,b-
bath day at II o'clock in the morning, and at a
quarter before O'Clock in the evening, at Caru,i,.
room, 18th street. lately occupied as the City Post
Office
Citizens and strangers are invited TO attend
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-08

Knox will preach in the Second Presbyterian Church
ION New York Avsous) to morrow Sunday 1t II
A. NJ, and p NJ. The public are respectfully in
yited to stisnd June
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CONGRESS-Fs,oAy.

In the Senate, after our paper went 10 pres, tho
bill reported some time ago by the Committee on
Finance, for The remission Of duty on railroad non
wa. taken up and amended by Dir. EyANs, who ad.
vocatcd ITS passage. After he had fnished his re-
marks, Mr MiLLrn obtained the floor bun the hon,
being near at hand 10 proceed with the special order
he postponed his remarks until 20 morrow (Satpr.
day The Senate then went INTO an Executive So.
sion, and, late in the evening, adjourned.
10 the House, after the standing. committee. had
been called through for reports, the Civil and Dipo.
matte bill was then taken up aud passed. AMER
which, the bill making sppropropriations for the M.
val service for the ensuing fiscal year which had
come back from the Senate with amendneu,s wa,
taken up, and the amendments disposed Of The bill
was then ordered to be engrossed and, finally f,
was passed. The House then adjourned
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-08

Mr.. BELSER presented the petition Of sundry cit
lzens Of Russell and Chambers COUNTIES IN uhr
State Of Alabama, for the establishment Of a post
route from Grad, IN the county OF Russell TO Wet
Point, IN the county Of Chambers, 10 said Stsle--r-
frrr,d TO the Committee the Post Office and Post
Roads
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-08

AZ 1t is understood that the COMMITTEES to select
permanent Central Committee, will submit their
report this evening.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-08

Gs,urYpc SrATrNsrr.-Of $40 men and bows.
comprising the crew Of the u. =. fr,g.i. Cumb~r
land, nos The Mcdienspsan station less than 90
draw the spirit ration.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-08

HISTORICAL Skstohcs, by Lord Brougham, Of
IL the statesmen, English, American, and Europe.
an who hourished during the Teigo OF George the
Third-new edition, 1874, the three original ser's
now complete 10 one set Of volumes octave, pucc
g 25. in.t received by r. TAYLOR
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-08

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LEI '"-"
az uElry-s NON ESSENTIALS, LiBEhfri AND iA ALL
rH,sas sHAaIrY .--.fl,gtlsita.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-08

MlSCELLANIEs, volume
lNl fifth, just published, and this day received
price Is cents.
NAV al =. TAYLOR
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-08

I ANGUAGE AND BELLIES LErTRES -
IL Pathological Lectures on the English Language
comprising the pcculisrties Of its structure diom'
aud application, together with practical dssertstlor'
on style, composition, &c, by Joseph w. Wright G.
l. NJ. 3. l.. just published
june | y. TAYLOR
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The following communication was transmitted by
the Postmaster General to the House OF Represen-
laves, alluded TO in our abstract oil the proceedings
yesterday demanding an investigation oil the charges
made against him by the Hon. Garrett Davis;
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CONGKESS-SAruRpAY.

In the Senate, Mr.. BvcHAsAN presented Eve me.
MORALS in favor of the extension Of time Of the c.
uralization laws which were appropriately refer.
red The civil and diplomatic appropriation blll
from the House Of Representatives was then taken
up, and referred TO the Committee on Finance which
was all the business done, at the time our psoer
went 10 press.
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Correspondence Of the Herald

BosroN, June ~, lS44
There is little that is new in town to-day. Poor
Roberts, OF the Acadia, who, you will recollect,
was few days since reported as dead, fingered al
the Massachusetts, General Hospital in Allen st. I'M
ill yesterday. when he departed this life, aged g.
He is to be buried this afternoon at O'Clock from
the hospital, by the officers and marines of the
Navy Yard and the Ohio, under arms it was SAID,
but the commander of that vessel has informed me,
that SO far as his ship is concerned, the officers
have merely an invitation to attend the funeral
The New York packet, Shakespeare, anchored in
the stream yesterday from Liverpool with l5O pas
bound for Wisconsin. Great Britain really seems
to have undertaken to people that territory. New
York ships have come into this port OF late years
much oftener than before, and the packets especl-
ally enter quite frequently Why is this! While
looking for the Shakespeare yesterday, saw r. b.
Forbess beautiful baique, COquette, which was
launched at East Boston about three weeks ago,
and has ever since been coquetting IN the stream
for the admiration of beholders She IS OF about
$50 tons burthen, but is built on SO exquisite a
model that she does not appear to be more Than
half that Her owner intends her tor the China
trade, in which he is largely engaged. A number
of fine, expensive vessels are on the stocks In this
vicinity Why is it that people will continue to
build ships when they can be bought outright so
much cheaper, and in the face and eyes OF the
tact that tor the last year or two American bottoms
have paid nothing over their interest, insurance
and expenses With freghts they have been
tor the last fifteen eighteen months the idea is
prepOsterOus.
The sentence Of Dorr has excited some stir
amongst the more excitable portion of the deme-
Gratis, and il is probable that indignation meet
ing will be held before the week is out. Hints
have even been whispered that project is on foot
to lberate the distinguished prisoner urreptitious
ly, or, if necessary, vi ct arnlis.
Business is dull, particularly the woollen manu-
featuring The cotton mills are doing better. In
deed, it is said That they have made cords of mo-
ney this year.
The shower which visited us, in mercy, yester-
day, was as brief as love. In the meantime. the
the vicinity, which depend upon the sale of milk
Tor their support (and not few have become quite
wealthy by this source Of revenue), the teed is
short that the cows refuse to yield half the usual
quantum, and the milk men are experiencing seri-
Gus loss
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A nuscnnents.

o. The manager of the American Museum
procured from Europe two of the greatest Gu !
ties have seen. They are the celebrated J.
great sensation We had the pleasure Of witnessing
debut, which went off with tremendous applause. r.
Sisters 4 and years old, and as dancers or SIM
week to perform at 81 and 8 p. NJ, assisted by
Orphans, Giants. Great Western, and ohe T. II
overs of amusement neglect this chance the work
their own The manager has made great preparation
the 4th.
OLvmrlc T'rE rpE-Boxss rs cents, Pit
shilng-All lave 40 v opportunity of seeing thu
traordinary performances OF this wonderful man.
the 4th July he gives two enterainments-the hrst
mencing at o'clock in the afternoon. Our readers =
avail themselves Of seeing him. The great trick OF
water is shown every evening"
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Theatrical. &c.

The Hutchinson family are at Northampton,
where it reported they about to join the " So
cal" community at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Horn are performing at Albany
to very good houses
The Virginia Minstreis are at Arch Street Thea
tire, Philadelphia, drawing good houses.
DIR. Lardner is lecturng and exhibiting his unri-
vailed views and apparatus at the National Theatre,
Philadelphia. They are very highly spoken Of
The Virginia Serenaders have also been assisting
to amuse the good folks of Philadelphia during the
pas, week.
Mr. Macready and Mr.. Jameson are performing
to full houses in Buffalo. The former gentleman is
to perform in this city in September next
A family Of the name of Hughes giving con-
cers in Halifax and st. Johns, N. B., and are very
highly spoken OF:
Madison, New Jersey, and will pass through this
city in few days on their way to Newport, where
they are engaged to perform.
Max Behrer is now in this city where he will re-
main for some time.
OLE BUTL.-ThIs great genius is about to proceed
on his north and west tour and the Canadas. The
Buffalo Gazette, says:-
Well ole Bull the monarch of the violin, is coming te
us. We have not extraordinary for music but
still should like to hear Ole The ashionabes of
eastern cities have thronged his concerts and newspaper
paragraphists have exhausted language in his praise III
fellow and hope he will rot elevate his prices toe
high there thousands who would like to hear his
violin, but may be prevented by extra charges b.
moderate
The Seguins have sailed in the Quebec fol
Europe to engage number Of artists to perform in
this country.
Simpson, the manager of the Park theatre, ha.
also sailed in the Rochester, 1t was stated for like
purpose, but his intentions not exactly known
| The Ethiopian Minstres have postponed Their
! performances in this city, in consequence Of the
heat of the weather, until Wednesday next, wher
they will resume.
Mons. Korponay, who introduced the Polk,
Dance in this city, and is the only person who give
instruction in it, is about to introduce the same il
company with Madle. Desjardins, at Niblo's Gar
| den, during the ensuing week. There is no doub
but it will prove very attractive.
r. ID. Rice, the "orignaP' James Crow, is erect
| ing splendid residence on Long Island. He ha
virtually abandoned the colored drama to com
| petltors of modern growth. He has large for
| tune.
Madame CASTELAR,, who was great a favorit
in Mexico and this country, has succeeded YER
/ well in London.
| Mr. Forrest crossed his engagement at st. Loui
| on the 10Th inst.
| Mr. II. PIacide makes his appearance at the 81
/ Louis theatre during the present week.
/ Messrs Wallack, Booth, Mrs. Brougham, an
| Miss g. Cushman, are drawing crowded houses a
! The Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia.
Clayton and Bartletts Circus company closed thei
performances at Philadelphia on Saturday evenin
J last.
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LUMBER ON THE ST. JoHN-We mentioreo re-
Gently the sailing of vessel from st. '0hn Tor
Boston, with pine timber from the State Of Name on IT'S
rns hither under of the Provisiens Q, the ia.e
dairy Commissioners, dated the 81 John River, IN
Maine, on the 10Th ultmo remarks a. follows upon the
quantity of lumber coming forward from that quarter
on can hardly conceive the quantity OF timber that Is
drfed down the st. John is estimated over 100 Ooo
tons of timber will find its way to St John by this river
this wear and 10 supposed will bring at least S6oOOoO
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REVIVAL OF REPEAL IN THE UNITED STATES. S.
The Imprisonment of O'Connell has revived the
Repeal meetings with us Probably, since the
last steamer brought the news, about So, OO0 or
more, have been collected from the Irish to help
to pay the fine. In two nights, in New York,
about $500 were collected and accounted for
the amount unaccounted for uncertain. Yet Re.
peal agitation In the United States cannot last-it
Is on It's last legs. The denunciations of the
whole South by the O'Connell men, are the cause
Of the decay
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m,- 1T WAS SAID o. ATTILA, " That on tbs
where the hoofs OF his curse, st,mek hs EARN no
80 ~ q, wbersyer Gonrauds Poudres Subtes"
the akin the HAIR -anishes from the place like msgic
ef;cacious is tbs preparation, that in no instance
ever failed in Indicating the most stubborn ha'r b
mt the msser past all Kind of doubt with the most
Teal VIII have been so egregiously humbugged py
iatjor the genuine is always tested at the Origins
Ace u Walker street, first store from Broadway,
IT, most startling effect. No pain or sensation no
coloraon OF the skin, but all operating Like char"