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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14
WHlsKEY.
tT,OTvTON vARN0-

COTTON YARNS. ~ tA'F
nNE THOUSAND lbs. Eottoa Yarns for
" sale low by the bag or bunch, by
nov 80 IA. JN1l. S. DAVID /.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

q, Hhds assd common enama' 4 and wAitegrs&s
u ite ware put aR foF ths country trade loTsalsf
by the package, by n sss So sc WI ID v ls1sesss
move HaF4F 5At GOPP 6EPARSONs.s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

80 CIOthing. assr ~ Is.. "
GUNNER Coats and Pants at reduced prices.
~ The sqbsciheCs has on hand finsas1 1tment
OF Linen, GinyhaY, Check and plaiA Gambroon,
as Brown Eas and yellow linen, Krinlips co.tonals
and other kinds summer Frock, Sack and dress
ling, cottonade, krimins, and other kinds of sum
mer pants, which will Be sold as the season |,
sdvsncing) At unusually low prices by 1T N
aug 10, wv W. CARRETT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

Cooper ware. i Aa-'
rHURNS, tubs, weiibuckets k~eler., &c, on
~ hand and for sule Al the Great W estern.
ect 26 "A .tt ss& ~ I. e.-1 s4es ssta
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14

rTSfN p, Inerain and stair carpetings
Spisse. carpet binding for Y ssls !. y ~. !
r'1a ". F. CooLBAUGH = Vo. =,
news ~, .sssess sss9sas. e.SelnteIssvonna 3 ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-14
noots l, auad shees.

.rsh CASES brogan and KIP ,boots.ss lt' y y s
alA S a. kin and brogAn shoes. 9
! = ID ladses's walking do
dc youths and childrens %,
I w bosrs ladies kid slippers. " stare @ 1, snu
fAr sst<. IL Flow, by aA1t w. NJ. De.VS"'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
ARRIVED,

Brig Acton. ambsrr, g aaya llOm Ap~l.eico. with So
bales cotton Durham y bImon. Nv
Brig Joseph L9ting "a days ;Eom s' Ihonas, with ~
Thompson d hhds sugar p Fuaess s65N sptcs '0T e.
AMER.
and logyyood 70 SHIELDING i Ferris.
Bng Fanny, Colt, Norrts, days from Geoge,owp with
COLON TO Cot Co.
srig Nlosee ls days lron casdenas, with mola sc,
Bns Eugene, DrinsMatet, 10 days from M,yague4, PR
molasses "a Mason K Thompson.
Brig Laurel Sesbury 20 days from New Orleans wth cck
and la!d 10 master.
Brig Capt John, Easlou a DAYS Irom New. Orleans SUN,
and moasSes Nssmith " ash.
chr CoInea Richardson from Matarzss via Charl,sSor
sugar 20 j rayoT.
schf Mary Elizabeth, Barter II days from Havana saol.
ses 10 r De Ztido.
schr 4 Th9rne Bareh, days from Washington sc,
naval stores To ( Powell
Schr Jasper, Howts, days from Boston with mdze TO
Atkins.
Schr Cohaune,, Bartlett days from Marye Cuba With
%. hhls moaSsss TO K De Zaldo.
Lewis.
Allen y PaySuD.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
Another Hon.c,de In Wisconsin i.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

GALEvA, Illinois, Feb q, S;i
4 tragica affair came of at Snake Hollow, Grant
County, Wisconsin, thirty miles from this city, yes.
terday morning, which resulted IN the death Of
Charles Latimer, ESQ. Counsellor al Law. The
circumstances as related to me, these: Ii seems
that Col White, a kentuckian, and formerly mem
Der OF the kentucky Legislature, had on the pre-
v!ous evening been singing a Wing song at the Wis
consin House, and that Latimer, who was present.
had applied 10 him some degrading ep,het, where
upon Col. w. slapped him in The face. Latimer
rhereupon challenged White 10 fight duel and the
challenge was Immediately accepted. A Mir. Clos
ter, who also had had difficulty with latimer, was
TO act as the friend Of Col. w This all took place
on Thursday evening. On Friday yesterday morn
ing Latimer met Glosler in passing through the hall
of the Wisconsin House to breakfast, and without
giving him any notice, drew pistol and fired at
him. the ball grazing his breast, but without doing
iend himself but before firing, Latmer snapped an
other pistol at him, which did not go of. Gloster
then discharged his rifle and killed Lamer upon the
spot.
Latimer was an Englishman and Canadian
Patriot He bachelor and a man OF inteli-
gence. When himself he was an amlable, gentle
manly and kind hearted man, but in his fits otintem-
perance, 10 which he was subject he became violent
and irascible.
There is every indication now that our river will
soon be open and that steamboat navigation will be
resumed in few days. Our winter has been re-
markably mild and pleasant. The amount Of Lead
roads have been so bad during the winter that the
smeters have not been able to send it in.
All is right for Clay and Davis in these dggins
Yours &c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the New-York Tribune.

PHILADELPH1A March Y, lSil
The BIBLE.-Among the speakers yesterday
afternoon The great public -rng IN sie[5nca 70 m 81
Burrows R,y Mr. Nctalla Rer Mr. tiiIlet Joseph Tay
or E. Tar and VIM D. Bake7. tsqs. George App Esq.
OF h-lsinston plr>d-d fspr.d resolutions
adoptsi--GmorS which notice The following offered By tho
~ Rssorei Tha, the present crisis demands that without
distinction % party sect profession every man VINO 'SF
his country his Bible and his tod, Is bouad by all lawful ad
honorable m ans very attempt To taGs the Bible
fro public institutions.
Ii was no; until after o'clock that the meeting adjourned,
having been assembled over three hours.
A DIsGRACEFUL AFFAIR.-A ball was given
Tenth By notorious denzeu, which nearly all
fashionable d and cenou characters OF the CITY
ed Several fights occurred l2rge number o rats having
been placed the who the floor
Tsct0u creatuC The greatest among those
was shameful affair and the OF the building merit
th rebake OF the viruous portion o! thecommunlty Police
officers were present, employed 10 preserve orcer,
From MARAcAIBo.-The bark Cora, Captain
Warn r. arrived this nornn. from Maracabo with dat-s
In. l7rh February learn nothing t- arrival
The c. has Of lS bags coffee 1888 hides and bar
few days was The only American vessel IN port when The
c. LIFT
A Loco Foco MEAsuRE-The Senate of Penn
syyania yesterday passed the niGuitous bill d.
y!inc the city of Philadelphia thttwo election da
trics BY vote OF 10 yeas II nays The bill applies only
10 the election OF Members Select and Common Council
and Will doubt become law, the Locos Ioty
The House. and The Governor has expressed his deerina-
ton the bill .he passage. twou' do
however, III THIS noble Whig city.
a DFElCULrY.-The coal-heavers employed at
Richmond few miles above th+ city By the Reading Rail
road Eow strike for increase of wages Ieste
day strong dsposon 70 commit violence w.s manifested
and the Sheriff Was called 10 prev the same.
The Stock transactions were light to-day, and
prices declined State Fes ardown TO 20 asaln and hsary
az that
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

Destructive FIRE IN NEwARK.--A fire broke
out Yesterday morning, between 4 and O'Clock,
in the Kitchen OF the U. S. Hotel, in Broad-st.
Newark, which entirely consumed that establish
mens and two or three frame buildings on either
side of it. The following is from an evening
paper:
The supply of water was very short, and the
progress of the flames was only arrested by the
substantial brick buildings which bounded the
row of frame edifices on each side
The United States Hotel was kept by E.
Stewart * Son. Ii was the most extensive estab-
Gshment of the kind IN Newark. The building,
we understand, was insured Whether the fur
niture, which was nearly all destroyed, was, we
did not learn.
1t is reported that the chief engineer of the fire
department was severely hurt by fall from lad
der. One of his legs was fractured.
The Newark Advertiser of yesterday evening
furnishes the following list of losses:
3lo Broads, owned BY j. G. GarhwaIte, ANA occupied BY
q s. Ward umbrella manutactory--n SLIGO
r b. Cyowell, Eagle Printing oifce-oss $90o-nsurcd
si2 r. C. Stoutenbargh building no, insured
loss stated Ths first story ossuEied by $ G Ar
and by Cort'und Parker. Law Otice:
Nos 34 and Sl6 owned by D. A. Hayes and John Chet
woodiuy inSuIec-ahd occupied py thei as law ONCE
(sec0nL story basement ~ VIM BaldwIn oyse: house
ist story by A Shpey botanical store and Capt j. G.
Vandenbers store the loss OF the latter about
| S2OD--ao Insurance.
The sdjoains building the Y 5: Hotel, owned BY
John IL Stephens and occupied By f. Stewart Sen the
loss III much exceed the Insurance. which $1,000 the
building and sooo on crniterp,stty equally divided De-
! OF this city. and the SrchauicS' OF Newark.
The emsains nun,bcr oi small fame buildings
Gently ;hr Town Lot owned and occupied fol-
lows: j Ramseys lorry. Office owned BY + Sewart--no
insurance sl8 aud 800. owned by j. Fitzgerald
WHOSE loss estimated 81 900 the buildings TALLY
Insured; OCCUPIED BY d. Smith, Periodical Agent e. H. An
druss aud t.ias Freeman Justices Offices.
The next bsdne the hook and ladder company room
--ownvi believe, by the cy-and The building
owned and occupied by II Adams 4 Brother merchant
whose loss about Sl3e0 The second
story OF the the Jaw Office OF Messrs Wm H. Nc
! Doaald and john w Whi,ehead
The amnnnt OF property destroyed cannot Dc asceEtaned
probably 80 hh eot ms iotks
pors aud remainder checks either burnt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
r,,a Rau Rolls On!

CORTLAND County has chosen tue wing 10
IRE Loco supervisors-one disputed, as follows:
Wigs: LocoS:
CortlandviiIe, ViIsg. PIeb!e, Cincinnatus'
Tru1ton,g. nm, r,,r iee''"H.
Last year eight Loco to three Wing
WYOMING County has chosen ten Wing to f'e0
Loco Supervisors zone Abolition.) Last year a
Loco majority. The towns now stand:
Jfhigs:
f;"srii, I,r. t1T,npev,II. Attica,
SUa,La,,f III p.,r, Bennington
SbsiJe, t1;dII.hu,v .9bohtion-China.
ERIE County, so far as heard, tpeloe Wing
Supervisors out Of Buffalo, to fire Loco-one OF
the latter by t,oo majority in Wing town, BLACK
Rock,) another by one in Tonawanda Several
of the Wings are gains.
From GENEsEE, ESSEX, CHAUrAUouE and
FRANKLIN Counties we have partial returns-all
showing Wing gains.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

NAVIGATION OF THE HUpsoN.-lt will be seen
by the advertisement, that the propretors Of those
four magnificent boats, the Empire, Troy, Swallow
and Albany, already alive for the anticipated
opening of navigation and will be ready to go
through on the first streak OF clear water. The
Empire, Capt. Roe and the Troy, Capt Gorham,
form the Morning Line, and the Swallow, Capt.
Mclean, and the Albany, Capt. Macy, the Evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

- The Rev. DR.. BACON, of New Haven, one OF
the Corresponding Secretaries of The Christian
Alliance" will deliver Discourse this evening be-
fore that Society III Dr. Adams's Church in Broome
street. We understand that the Doctor will fully
develop bis views and the plan of operations OF the
Society. The field is Italy-the hope is the evan
gelilaion of the Italian,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
COUNTY COURT.
This Court met Yesterday The Commits

Thls JOuFt met yeslCTUdy. Io O0!71nH'
sar5J that las unprepars report onhe charges pes
red agans, Justice Gilbert. charge was preferred ign1
Justice Stevens Of the Lower Police under the follower
circumstances arrested for passing BAD ,"
bill On his person found $50 $50 o good moa'
winch was taken possession OF bY the Police le p'onA
whom he had passed the $40 bill paid nm back heat' ~
amount OF it IN change This sum- sad, Justice sess
promised the man should refunded him, bu! instead
that beng done The $50 OF 500 paid lawyer VINO -
I'd IS counsel get the prisoner clear Ths charge was
referred 10 the Committee and the Couir adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
MONEY MARKET.
5 Go FaruRrs'Ln


Sales 1853 bales Cotton at Yesterdays ratss Fcur s,s
suffer to-day Sales rs Ibis Clover at oc for rev,
for not free. Sales 1000 bushels Southern Os, >. r
bb!s. old Pots al 81 80, and small lot new atls,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
visible.
Correspoudence oil the Morning Courier.

Mr. Ep,roR-There a report here that Miss !fay Ro
gers of New York celebrity, arrived town on Friday last
The driver of the Bridgeport states that young lady
having been acquainted With Mary when she was small girl
And resided in tbs town She declined giving hm her
ana and wished 10 b. left At the residence of Mrs Rogers,
r mother whom YOU resides in this place Upon
Mrs ROY return from wIork the OF the
mored murder she brought remnant OF Marys wearing
apparel her and the inquiries CT her friends
generally believed by the phabtants Of this place kdre
nrper credited Ma'ys death for they have marked we'll the
conduct of ms Rogers during her stay With The house
has been strictly watched the above mentioned cIrcu
stance and the lady las been She probably keeps
ecree as there much excitement prevailing here
Of the report Yours Nc j.
S You can do You choose abeut publishing this.
bur can assure you idle report, Mr.. Wallace the
driver ths Bridgeport OF high respect bity
and one whose w@rd might conlde. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

u Mr.. Gilmers renains were taken up the
canal, by the packet, yesterday morning The
military escorted the corpse from the Capitol, and
large number of citizens also attended at the
hoat Rich. Star, Sat.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

q The Daily Tribwne.--City subscribers who
would prefer paying for monhs year rather than BE-
called upon for pay by the week week. may
hand their and receive receipts the publishing
Office Subscribers who do receive their papers regularly
ea hour requested give early the desk
OF the publishing Office,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

FlRE.-A fire broke out Tuesday night about
O'Clock, in the coffee and spice factory Of John
Nell, No. lob Murray street, and before it was
subdued destroyed nearly the whole interior Of
the building.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
CIRCUIT COURT -. Before Judge kent
Albert B. Van Cott rs. William II. Sharpe.

Albert 3. Van COtL Us. W ITIIdlI1 II oH1IP0'
Action for C,m Con-Ths was concluded Nh We
Witt occupied four or five hours summing up 0f planaa
which he did III able Judge Kent then oe'efea
tha charge the Court leaning his views TO the IDEA IN"
the charge had not there being crcu
stances connected with the suspicious points IN relation 10
ieudant auh Mrs Van Cott calculated 10 excite doubt SS
A sealed W Dict will be rendered this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

The You've FRIENDS oF IRELAND, of this
City, it will be perceived on reference adver
Using columns, will celebrate the approaching an
niversary OF ST. Patricks Day at the Apollo Saloon,
Broadway. We gratfed 10 perceive that the
total absence OF wines and liquors is leading lea
ture in their arrangements lit is worthy of their
laudable aud patriotic object and tells we'll for their
moral character and discernment. Ladies will join
in this festive celebration, which will also give an
additional attraction 10 the occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

From MArANzAs.-The Savannah Republican
contains advices from Matanzas to the 26th
ult Another nsurrectionary movement had
been discovered, which was to have taken place
on the 28th. The rebellion embraced people OF
all colors and SO many arrests had taken place
that the various prisons were crowded, and an ad,
ditional house had been taken near the river as i
temporary jail. The arrests were still going on
at the date of the letter. The city was in a state
Of great excitement and business almost entirely
suspended
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

. THIS IS GsAxp Family HoLIDAr al th- Americ,n
Museum, and the Keacky SInstTeis together with Signof
Francisco and Others give splendid performances o'clock
afternoon and the The and beautiful
figures, Gypsy family and FORTUNE Telling Gyrsy Queen
20 De- at ali hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

FROM RIO JANEIRo-By the bark Amelia Mul-
holland, Capt. Mington, we have Rio Janelro
papers to 18th nit. They state that the Captain
and an officer Of the English brig of war Frohc.
had been cruelty beaten near the city of Santos,
as they were about to return to their yesse! after
calling apon the British Vice Consul.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF. NEW YORK, MARCH 49,

Ship Cau;oa O,is, Nav Orleans, Nesn;;s & wahb
Bark Hecla, Babbides. st Kits. a Husband i Co
Bas Sea-tlower. N0yes, Norfolk, Rsaae x Eoppotk
schrs Cotton Plant Soes. Norfolk, Trafhc, Gisdn. s,
] y RrIcx, -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

- very interesting Exhibition OF the Intel
lec,ual Progress Of 100 children OF the INDECENT
Poor, under the care of the New-York Clothing So
cety Tor the relief oil The Industrious and Sick Poor,
will take place at the Tabernacle on Thursday eve
ning The exercises must deeply interes, the bene-
,olent See card.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
New York Legislature.

NioNDAY, Wa!c!I p
In the SENATE, the bills relative to the Orska-
ny Manufacturing Company and the Tonawand- :
Railroad were ordered to third reading. Mr..
HARD's Tariff resolutions were ordered to he
printed. The bill to amend the Act relating to
the business Of banking was passed.
In the HOUSE the bill TO pay certain debts ol
the Auburn State Prison was passed, as il came
from the Senate. Nothing else Of interest was
done, either in the morning or evening session.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
L = Thu Members OF
PROF. EJ-GOURAUD'S.


PROF. FAUVEL-GOURAUD
Cp and iolor town Classes who intend apply or c-
als as Missionary Teachers of his System and the p'u
neut School teachers Of the City (members Of his oas
desire 10 be accredited by him, before his early depfu
Boston and PhiIadeipha. requested TO meet ID ths
Room of the Clinton Hail Thursday the l'th ln''A'
precisely l2 NJ for the purpose Of receiving dsfte
nicatious on this subject.
&C. y, B-rrof G.s last Lecture Of the yari9a. C'''
Will take place on Saturday the 2}d ms,.
In THE TABERNACLE.
where all the Members OF the different CLASSES will '
quenty invited ass.mblr simultaneously for the puf
of being initiated into the application of ths System
Science Of Astronomy, universally, and OF receiving
G's Farewell Address the PAST and the FU io'N
the Lectures of the present Courses. II,
IT- This evening, the 9th Lecture Of the Louf'e .
Stuyvesant Institute, r.
70 And the First Introductory Lecture Of the new IA -.
DAY and Evening Classes tomorrow, Tuesday te '-
in the Clinton Hall Lecture Room IL o'clock VI, SW
paSt7P. NJ. nhh 60
HAys cure any case Q, o.rtain as
permanent FOR the RASuMATsM or Govt ldy DEAF
NESS, Balm of Columbia for thr HaIR-it ren''
and DASDRUsF. III at 81 Courtiandt 81.
LECTURES On GEOLOGY. -Tber
r. Doc1oR LygLL;s LECTURES on GroLo6f,IIfdarrITs
cond edition of these celebrated Lectures as Eontispe
exhibiting an IDEAL Of part of the Eas Instfodaeosp
explanations will aso contain ssaffsl embraces the
loving subjects Aavergne Lacustrue PenGd, r. Tb
Eruption e cosssaiaa M9ae' pe
s saS1 osa a a'a Ieenre and
epee ispti of the Earth Earth Naples Temple Of Scraps Heea
vo. Lecture w. Coral Reefs, Coral laaGs L.cttasYp
RECESSION of the Falls OF Niagara. Lecture VIZ
and IeebergS. ,;-;or Sketch OF y. y.
Of Dr. j. AUGUSTINE SMITH. delivered last
i'yrenrn cf Natural History on se 9th oil Deee"'
th- Different Races Of Men , ..,sr, remltpfs
G-@P Price per single copy IS cents. Pi'tmas'e''
One Dollar will be entitled fye c3piss. r pnbshsD
Tribune Buildidss' We"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
VICE CHANCELLOR's COURT
James Nixon Us. Haskms-Ordered that tn'
money Be ?aidover Mr. Delapa'ne giving Indemnify" y"
CORONER,s OFFICE

DEATH BY DRowNING.-The body OF W, W!
named Thomas Mckinley about i2 yeats Old whose pSsI. I
reside the OF Factory and Parry-suee wa .i
10 tb- East River the foot OF Houston street. ysseod'
an inquest will BE held to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

MARY ROGERS THE CIGAR GIRL" LIVING =
This is the caption Of an article in the New Ha-
ven Courier of yesterday, in which the editor
states that he received the following letter some
days ago from Derby, but waited until he con-
suited gentlemen in that place as to the proba-
bility of the story. The editor states that these
gentlemen inform him that the letter is substan-
TALLY correct. Mrs. Rogers has been enquired Of
by the neghbors, if Mary, her daughter had ar
rived from New York. She reluctantly Says
that young woman was at her house, but 1t
was g Mary King" The neighbors have tried
various ways to see her, but the stranger is not
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
BELOW,


Ship Elaviu, from Charleston.
Ship Edward. from New Orleans.
Sw ship Charlotte from Hamburg, 10 6ooTman, JohnsO
& Co.
Also nnoth.r sInar, rigsen vessel
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

The LATE ELEcrroN.--Itis is fact worthy TO be
recorded, that in the late Maryland election, the
Wings not only carried every Congressional dis
trct--but every County iathe State but three.
Bait. Pat.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

IL The house of Mrs. Paterson, l45 Pros
pect-st. Brooklyn, was party burned yesterday
morning Loss S600-insured in the Long Isl
and Co
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
CITY INTELLIG NCE.

SUPPOSED MunpER-The neshbofhood oi Waauts,ree
has been thrown into of great by the DIS
covery on Monday of the body Of female buried the cellar
of house at the corner of Walnut and Watersheds sup
posed 10 be murdered The house had been recently tom
down. and excavations making deepen the cellar ic
the purpose of erecting building the SITE Whtn
about IS inches below surface the earth oOr the Old
cellar the body Of the female found in state OF complete
lecompostiou with the flesh enud from the face andhs
and most of the body and large carving knife lying the
hole BY the body. The body about five feet length and
appears have been young The teeth perfectly sOuu
and she clad in black silk dress much roed away
with black hair her head put up with piece Of comb
There lime the body and III the hoe-and the bOt
was removed Dead House that the inquest may be held
and there little fany doubt that the girl has been
vred From the collected far yet ascertaina
appears that years the house was occupied bY
IN lrhman named Michael Roach. portehouse and oys
ter cellar with whom and his second wife yrd his daughter
young lady by his first wife, who the reputed helrss 0
considerable fortune in her right. The girl received
habituay the brutal treatment from both her father aud
step mother and often the uppa part OF the house oe
cupi,d by anuer family. with her ace beaten ana bruised
and eyes bachened she stated by hsr father and his wife
About years ago this Spring. the gr suddenly dsaR
peareI an,! it was stated by the family that she had
away Soon after her disappearance Roach sold out all hu
property auction nailed the house which he had hired
until May and then stated, left the country and -
nrD.d 10 Ireland siace which time he has not been heard
from And but for the unexpected eShumation OF the oodT
the whole affair Of ths grs death would have remaineda
mystery until the end Of time
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

u; The La Senate by strict party vote,
have decided to receive all the votes recently
cast at the Senatorial election there, and MIR.
Shdell was probably sworn in on the 4th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
The Wing spirit is every where arousing.

DErRoIr-Michigan elected Charter Officers
Gen Williams, is chosen by over 100. CThe
Free Press boastcd, 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., 1844-03-13

The complimentary concert to Mr.. J. Dud-
ley, noticed few days since, and which promises
10 be highly attractive, takes place at the Croton
Hall this evening. We tespeak full attendance.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

U- We tender acknowledgements 10 Capt, Fitch OF the
Eureka for Albany paper. of yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

MAYORS OFFICE. BEEoRk Hon. RoBFsT MoRah
The Mayor concluded consider the in'ltatioha
Ds Green and Cowan Mr.. Wheeler as chaileng' The
psrt;.s are therefore simply held bail keep the peace