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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

o. ALBERT BRIsG,NE, well known as the ear
ly and interchangeable advocate OF Industrial Asso-
citation in this country, sails for Europe this
morning in the Havre packet Francis |. lie
goes out a Delegate from the American Associa-
tionists to their brethren in Europe, with many
of whom he is already acquainted personally or
by long correspondence. Having been himself
an immediate disciple and devoted friend of Fou-
rier in his later years, the translator and transfu-
ser of many of his writings, and being personally
acquainted with many of the Philosophers as
well as all the Philosophy and the more general
Languages and Literature of Europe, he will en-
Joy advantages for prosecuting his mission such
as can be possessed by none beside him. He
purposes to extend still farther his acquaintance
among the eminent Thinkers, Statesmen, Litcra-
ii, &c. of Europe, but especially TO become
thoroughly acquainted with the views, p ans.
and movements OF the Associationlsts, who now
number large and fast increasing party among
the first minds of France, and are rapidly gaining
adherents throughout the most enlightened por-
tons of the world He intends TO return amply
provided with practical plans and drafts for the
Domain, Edifces, &c. of an Association. He
will visit Citeanx, in the South Of France, where
an Association has already passed successfully
through the two years of its infancy. Mr.. Bris-
banc will regularly communicate with the Amc-
rcan Public on this and all subjects Of lofty in
tcrcst through the columns Of the Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

GREAT Loss DY Flss.-Thc Globe Factory
of Martin 4 Classify, about two miles above + TO-
renee, Ala, was burnt TO the ground on the night
of the 18th inst. The Globe Factory was the
most extensive manufacturing establishment IN
the South The Florence Courier says II
supplied large portion OF country with the best
Of cotton fabrics, and afforded employment to
nearly $50 persons. who had no other or better
dependencies for their subsistence. The proper
tv DESTROYED was estimated at about S3o,ooo
upon which an insurance OF $1,000 had been
secured. It's believed that the fire was occa-
stoned by an inccndiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

1.-THE trial of the Gordons for the murder Of
Mr. Sp.ague is progressing slowly at Providence.
The Chronicle says, VIC dare not hazard a con.
lecture as TO when the trial will close.
a. Mr.. Russell LOOMS committed suicide at
Utica on Thursday, by hanging himself. lie
was about A years OF age.
u John Mcmillan, one of the prop,ic,ors Of
the Eagle Hotel, Cincinnati, committed suicide
on the 9th inst. by taking poison while insane.
u The St. Louis Republican of the 9th re.
cords the death Of Mr.. Joseph Jones oil that city
from wound received at the late election riot.
z The boy Quinn, wounded by Driesbsch's
tiger, is rapidly recovering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17
Runishmciit.

r. We see no use in exposing the mistakes Of
the Courier d En7uTer.-In recent article we
said. ave riew the wilfu criminal as ,ce do the
lopatic, as one to be deprived of the power OF
do;no further mischief" On this the Courier
comments
According to this very humane doctrine the very fact that
nan has s cSmgd 1s1S rae t et dee '' e
When, how, have we said any such thing Ii
our language does not make clear distinction
between the wilful criminal and the lunatlc,
then the fault lies in our incapacity TO make IT.
We certainly would not infiict needless pain on
either with the idea of furnishing him, while VIC
would deprive each OF the power to DO farther
mischief; but VIC have never intimatcd that the
two classes arc identical, nor any thing like 1t.
The Courier proceeds to mix up our own fairly
stated opinions with the sentiments on Punish
ment il attributes to Mr.. c. A. Dana and Mr.. w
II. Charming, and then passes TO the usual rig
maroe about Robesplerre, who, 1t IS said, was
once opposed to Capital Punishment, and after
ward become a great terrorist and shedder oil
blood. Now we have very strong suspicious that
the character of Robespierrc is grossly behed IN
the current Tory histories of our time, and that
the crimes of the corrupt rufiian Danton, the
SAVAGE fanatic Marat, and other such, have been
shifted to his shoulders, and that many points Ill
his character haymonized with his incompatible
INTEGRITY. But were the facts as they arc CON-
monty represented, we say that Robesplerre's de-
lection from the pure principles of his early lille
would prove no moro than tho similar detection
of Benedict Arnold.
The Courier is very savage on criminals, and
talks OF " the outrage inflicted on Society and
the lo,rs Of God by their atrocious wickcdness
Very well: we only insist that Society should
deal with offenders against its laws IN such man.
ner as TO restrain from farther violatlon-that
its penalties have this legitimate purpose, and
no other; and that Con will see to the execution
and vindica,ion of His most holy and wise laws
without the purposed aid of human governments
Let them attend TO and discharge their own du-
ties which I'm our opinion) do not include the
determining of what is the law of God, or what
penalles Man shall inflct for its violation. We
maintain that those who believe particular pen
al,v commanded By God should take lheresponsi-
bility of intlicting it, and not compel those who
think differently to share it with them. Forsay-
inc this, the Courier charges us with " insulting
remarks on Ministers of the Gospel" " brutal
and malignant in temper and spirit &c We'll
let it 90 at that.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

WILL NOT SEND DgLEGATE.--Thc Charles.Cn
Mercury of Thursday last states that at general
meeting Of the Loco foco party Of the George.
Town Congressional District was held last week.
convened for the purpose of deciding whether
that district would send del gate to the BALI
more Presidential Convention, the question was
debated very fully in three successive sessions OF
the meeting, and it was finally decided not to send
q Lelcrafc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

TIE WAREHousiSG SYsrEM.-The following
are some of the principal provisions OF the bill IN
troduced into the House of Representatives by
Mr. PHOENIX in relation tc Warehouse:
Importers OF foreign merchandise. subject 10 duty
NAV nj their option put their goods INTO the public
warehouse, which may remain there two years with
out any charge except the storage and other eXPen
scs actually incurred.
Importers OF Their assigns may nj aly time with
draw my portion Of such goods Tor consumption. on
the payment OF. the duties in cash, c.rceIf goods
manufactured Of cotton or go0l erciusireiy, or Of
bOfh materials combined, which may bc warehorscd
for expectation only. The goods so entered and di-
ties paid cannot subsequently, be exported for the
benefit of drawback.
Importers or their assigns may at any time with
draw Tor expectation any portion o: the goods,wares
and merchandise so deposited, on the payment OF
the storage and.eil.s incidental expenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

or The Life and Public Services Of Hen
~, CIny nv Eprs sARoEST may be obtained at Reddng *
Co, Boston Zeiber & Co.'S Philadelphia, and at Cushing &
Bro,her, Baltimore This Biography is the fullest and most
compls. Of any ever published of Mr. Clay and sold athe
uncommonly low price Of l2H cents per copy az DIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17
Thinp,in PhIIntieIph;a.
Correspondence OF the New York Tribune

PHILADELPHIA. April 10Th.
FROM HARRIsBuEG-TRIFLING WoRK.-A few
days and tine House OF Representatives resolved u
6d Til the Revenue oIlts disposed Of but when
hardly progress OF the least has been made TIL,
end honorable LocOFOcO body turn rpu and back uut
OF their position by taking yesterday morning, the ADJOURN
rncn resolution amending adjourn the r INST
and finally pls.. the By vote OF ~ TO . And
what stronger evidence do the People want Of the intention
oty Harrisburg. the character and honor
Ienrsyivnua Such cuntuc, merit the rcbukc
the above OF miserable cgislaol the Revenue bill
taken up, and the section passed with but little ate-
ton.
OF vi John Parker merchant No. :: North Thr!>tree wa,
engaged n nsin- up box containing large quantity e PET
-nn CAPS dreadful explosion took place. By which the
fortunate lad had the cap " MS night knee torn o and tie
cheek was entirely through Destroyed and the 9th
- erio,i.ly injured besides numerous other wounds.
bic person. tie fingered or two hours. when he
expired the H-ony The building which lie
p!,r,ln to- K place va, considerably shattered.
.zeSCHOTT AND BuTLtR.-l hese, silly persons
a actually had meeting. Occurred Monday morning
M o'cIors al Baesburg. iier the second round. ie
-roni friend and surgeon Scott INSISTED HltiGrh|a
from tie field a. too lame 10 n5es! ne friends u
Pierce Buter however INSISTED upon the terms OF meeting be
adhered and thus matters stLoL NJ last accounts III
concerned should b. Immediately arrested and punished 81
the Southern Mai, learn tiat the friends o Scfuit, the cls
-u-e. from the ground There are vufiot ~
inors. however. but | reiraa from noticing Them ,
FIgE.-About I O'Clock this morning, stnrc
cory IN E-Rsin.tnn destroyed by FIRE boy wn acct
dentay knocked down and b, the Assistance Engine
and injured IN most serious manner.
\ FIREMAN RELEAsED.-John Burns member
having been engaged attack upon the nshnrt0a In
gine Company and sentenced TO three years imprisonment
the Eastern Penenary hes been panoned By Governor for
ter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

NJ WhiR Song. for 1s44.-Ju.; published u, the
hupe Office in neat ,amphe, FORM collection OF the be-,
popular Wing Songs, Price for single cope. cents s. per
aoo =, s1s no, 100 comics GREELEY & McELRATH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

" Crowded! as the City present with strangei .honI
tey Rave leisure hour al disposal they would employ
more pfoEiaby than by visiting Pea!es Museum. \ DwaH
three inches shorter than Tom Thumb and eight performers
all Ia be Tor shilling There will DO an afternoon O.
tehaInment AZ O'Clock to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17
rorRT CALENDAR. TINS Day

SUPERIOR CorRr-Nos. 10, 81, 30, ~. ~, ID, to-
ComMoS PLEAs-Nos. IS, 20, 81, %, "a, % To-
~ IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

nh Committee of ArrnnSements. Of one
om each Ward are requested 10 meet at the GentIa GAY
S amS 1 p1h az p NJ JAMES KELLY.
ppiss as' Chairman Com. Of Arrangements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

6. 1t saddles us, virtually if not noHlna'iy'
with new Public Debt, an Army and Navy o.
which we have no need, and then an abundant
need for them. To possess Texas IN quiet, we
mus. conquer Mexico. And will the civilized
world permit that
III Annexation were 10 be consun'fna'eu u'i-
der any circumstances, we should require Inc io'-
lowing conditions:
/. A peaceful adjustment with Mexico, by
compensation il necessary, by which the hearty
assent Of that nation should be secured. This IS
indispensable. Then
. a solemn covenant that ali children bonn
after the Ratification should be free al % year,
old, and the master compelled to give them good
practical Education MEANWHILE under penalty
| An pcrsons now living there, or hereafter to be
imported, To be free twenty FIVE years from the
signature Of the Treaty at farthest.
With these conditions, Annexation would
wear less 'horrid front than at present, though
we might still prefer 10 let we'll alone
TIE TARIFF IN GEoRGrA.-ln copying state
men; from the Albany Argus Of the difficulty en-
coun,ered in getting McKay's Tariff bill through
the House, even, we inadvertently stated, Iel'her
BY blunder Of our own or Of the Argus that
Hon. A. II. STEPHENS of Georgia was the only
Wing who would vote for that bill. We ought
of course TO have said Hon. A. II. CHAPPELL OF
Ga. as Mr.. S. we perceive, by the Georgia and
other papers, is an able and decided champion OF
the Tariff as ii is Mr.. Chappell, we observe,
has been lranking Senator Woodbury's able but
fallacious Free Trade speech to Georgia, where It
is searchingly reviewed and the entire untruth Of
many Of its vital statements exposed by some OF
the Wing journals. Mr.. Woodbury. Is a strong
and plausible advocate, but he has bad habit oil
making his facts as he goes along and often
makes them wrong.
By the way, we are assured by gentleman
who has recently travelled over Georgia that the
People of that State are emphatically satisfied
with the present Tariff and entirely averse to
convulsiug the Country by the passage OF Nc
Kay's bill. If the question were to-day submit
ted to them, they would decide in favor of the
Tariff as it is by majority of thousands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

&c THIS tho grand family holiday Of the week c, f.
anercan Museum and hundreds OF ladies and hte vii
see me 'int ana aHtfss and w,ncs the grand ,ma es
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17
Tho Rntler and seho,: AGnir.

Since the alusion in our Philadelphia cores,
pondence to the current rumor that Mr.. Pierce
Butler husband Of Fanny Kembe) and Mr.
James Schott (who married a Miss Willing,
have gone South to settle an affair ofhonor,' We
have been placed in possession of the other side
of the story, which bears very hard on Mr.. But
Ter and duplicates Mrs. Schott in acts of decided
imprudence, TO use the mildcst term. We appre
bend that no public good would be subserved BY
a full development OF the facts as set forth OF
the side OF Mr. Schott; suffice ii that they allegc
an improper intimacy between Mrs. s. and Mr.
B. both at Mr. SIS house in Philadelphia and al
the Astor House while on visit 10 this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

CATALOGUE or E.GLIsH, FRENCH ASD AMfRI'
cAs BooEs.-This catalogue, published by Wiley
& Putnam, contains collection Of the principal
standard works OF the countries enumerated which
are all to be sold or furnished 10 order b. these en-
ierprising publishers. The compiler, sIr. Henry
Kernot Clark in the establishment, shows himself
equal TO this task, which is Il nicer one than would
be imagined the classification of the works is no
less skilful than the selection is judicious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

RHODE lsL,ND-The election Tor Governor and Legislature
ol Rhode Island on rhursay ln>, resulted ~ tie rsse2o
81 Gov, Fg:NRR and the choice OF great majority Of ,n
Law and Oder candidates, The Dorr party has compSAe'
rHhered up.
The above paragraph is from the Charleston
Mercury. 1t is too good 10 lose II wc h'd
dssecIed the whole dictionary aud CRADLES sy
n9nyDs beside, VIC could not have found a
word SO appropriate as the Mercury has hit on to
represent the present condition of the Dor party.
-" Withered up." That expresses their condition
exactly Feeble would no, do ; because one MAJ
be feeble and get about again. But when one IS
wlhcrcd up there is an end Of him. The Dor
party has entered into its second childhood with
out ever fairly getting out Of Its FIRST.
Providence Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

DEATH OF Rev. r. o. DwIGuT.-Wc are pain.
ed 10 announce The deceasc Of this excellent
man, who for the last seven or eight years Ia.
been laboring as a missionary in India, under the
direction OF The American Board The following
notice of his death is copied from the Bombay
Courier Of February LIST:
Died at MaduIn on the morning OF Monday The
9th ul,., the Rev. r. o. Dwight, OF the American
mission. On the day previous 10 his death oa
friend attended TO his public religious duties, and
was apparently in the enjoyment OF his usual health
Hcwns attacked by cholera in the afternoon, and
though medical aid at once called H. and The
usual means Of cure were efficiently used, the DE-
ease was undated, and in less rhnn twenty hours
life was extinct. The deceased came TO India ID
company with the Rev Mr.. Winslow and Others, 10
the year 1885, since which period he had resided 10
Dindgal and Madura He has left a wife and three
children whese affection NAV be named. but cannot
be described. Ills Judgment and experience h'i
obtained for him large place in the confidence ahd
respect OF his missionary associates, by all OF WHOM
his loss will be long aud deeply ielt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17
onening OF the whig Campaign.

To THE WHIas or THE MON
The DEMOCRATIC WHO GENERAL COMMIT IL OF the ! ny
80 NeYork announce to their fellow Wings throughout the
tnta and Union that NATIONAL HALL in CANAL STREET has
been engaged by the Colifee and vii be kept open dnns
the year as the House Reception this CITY iof ,heit '
ca, friends and brethren oier States Reading h"n
with Committee Room nt.ced winch WIN DC open e'e
Snv and evening Sundays sed has been prepared under
the direction of the Committee and placed unde the charge Of
EDWIN WILLIAMS Esc 70 whom all COMMUNICATIONS am
paner, intended 10, .he Vine READING Room NATIONAL
HALL" viii be addressed. Brother Wing, OF eFefy ue We
.sode Won the NIGHT hand of fellowship and hearty welcome
New.York, April Is. 1871. BY o;ne'
\. BoWDrTCH BLUNT, Chairman.
j. II. HoBARr HAws,
Nh The Wing papers Throughout, the Union Felues-
"A - oonv apis till nnyi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

Tng IMPEACHMENT CAsE.-1t seems by the FOL
lowing from the New Orleans Bee of the Sth inst.
that the Court of Impeachment did not declare
the Elliott certificates TO be legal-they only said
that that question was not before them.
A resolution was adopted by majority OF . 10 D
10 the effect that the udg menI of The Court was not
10 be regarded expression ol the opinion oil the
members as 10 The validity or mvadity OF the GER
i;Gcates issued by Judge ELLIOTT. lhis resOlu-
ton is bv no means he construed into II sanction
of The legality of the certificates hut merely stat
ing thar that was not distinct question before the
Cont. There can be- no doubt If that point had
been substantive proposition before them what lie
decision should have been. Tie vote on the ID ari
Gle is conclusive
The following is the Article alluded by the
Bee.
Tha, .al Benjamin C Elliott JUDGE aforesaid reckless Of
truth and duty and contrary 10 Inc saSrf GoSb cs Ti
duties Imposed him. unlawiuy ana corfupy cased an1
n or uismen;s entered IN legal records OF
the sad Court 10 he issued undc me sea o. te s o.u.' o
the dS ~ Of Mach iS to he ih Of January 1884, fraud
OF the Naturalization laws OF the n'ed Sa', 'ot
OF the pcopc-he, the SAID Benjamin Elliott Judge As n2e-
,ad well Knowing the said pretended cehcate 70 DC ae.
said Court authorize warrant the use oil said cer'icate
Very we'll but still Mr.. SiideN holds his seat
docs he deny that he owes his election to these
illegal certificates
u A private letter from Washington inciden.
tally Observes
John A. Morll, hsre-yery busy and very important but
he will scarcely obtain Senae make hun Dis
/ ,rict Attorney
d, HARTFORD. CT. elected City officers on
Monday-Whig of course.
PexNsYLvANlA-The following is the official
vote a, the Special Election in the Ntllth Con-
qressional District held on the 9Th inst compared
with the Presidential vote of lS40:
PoQoel ". Snya.r.L Harrtsoa, =. Barn,
Iycomng ....-. ,ol2 32S l9Q4- isl
Northumberland l,425. ...l APO 1851. .2lSl
Union ....-l ,e39. -..l,l37 9423- Ibis
Clinton. 500. $50 637...- Gag
Total. 1916 4,5Ol 1913 6535
Pollock's majority s72; Van BuFen's do. in
40, eco; Wing gain Il0a. That will DO.
An OASIS IN THE DREARy WASTE OF Loco toco-
lsM.-Mr CHlLDs, genuine Wing, has been
elected Mayor OF Boonville, Mo. The Wings
have also majority Of the Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

p The Erie Canal opens tomorrow. The mid
die section embracing The new division through the
village OF Rome, is ready. An immense amount oil
freight has already accumulated ut Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

1t is probable from the above that about 'oo
Whirs voted for Mr.. Coddington. as the votes
for Aldermen and Assistants doubtless show the
full strength of the Loco Foco party. Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

II Come, Bennett, where are those letters
with which you threatened the Editor OF the
Republic? We are afraid the nk.fsh will
scarcely escape this time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

ANALYSIS OF THE CITY ELECTIoN.-The COM
paratiye summary of votes FOR Mayor and Mem
bcrs OF the Common Council glvcc the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17
TIL. Junius Tracts-Price Reduced.

The Publishers have made such arrangements
with the Author as enable them to announce
that The JuNlus Tracts will hereafter be sold
at The Tribune Office for SIS thousand, for
the Presidential campaign. The Wing Papers
of the Union are respectfully requested 10 ar
nounce this reduction of price, which VIII no
doubt be acceptable, and the means OF mueh
wider and more general diffusion Of these poPu-
lar, useful and effective documents, nov eig1f IN
number, l6 pages each, entitled as follows =
|. TIE Tgsr; or, PntisS Tried by their Acts
?. Tnf CrRRExcY.-3. THE TARiFF.-4 LIFE
OF HENRY CL,Y.-5. Political ADoLrTIoN--o'
DEYccRacY.-7. LABOR And CAFiTAL.-S IHE
PUBLIC LANDS.
The character Of these Tracts Is sufficiently
known Our Wing friends an! the Clay Ci'i'S
of the Union are informed that all ORDERS accom-
panied with remittances will be executed by the
Publishers, Messrs GREELEY & m'ELRATH, with
the utmost prompttude.
The JUsIus TRAcTs BOUND TOGETHER.
In the course of this week these Tracts will be
ready for orders, JOuad together, with paper
cover, in the usual form OF the Cheap fuolca'
tons, making volume Of l28 pages. Pnce Slt
hundred. and 25 cents for single copies The
book trade throughout the Union will find Their
account in having these Tracts constantly on
hand in the bound form. as most of those Wings
who have become acquainted with their merits
as sources OF information on the great national
questions of which they treat, will desire to have
them all in this convenient shape 1t constitutes
political library, well for the statesman as for
the private citizen, and will be an Indispensable
Textbook for Wing politicians and reference
book for the people.
Wing Editors will oblige the Wing public by
giving currency to this announcement,
Very respectfully, THE Author.
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POLn,nnEEIcr
C0RONEE,s OFFICE

a great number OF thefts AMI numerous are,p
and commitments.