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The New York herald., 1844-12-19

SANDWICH lsLANps.-We are indebted TO a friend
for fi.e Of Sandwich Island papers to August 3D.,
from which we extract number of articles OF in
telligence. II has been already reported that q
French ship Of war had taken the Wallis and other
islands, under the protection of the King of the
French. This information is confirmed by the Of
fetal note from the French consul at the Sandwich
Islands to the government. The Poynesian Of July
20, contains an order in council Of his Hawaiian
Majesty prescribing Code OF Etiquette. II is
worded so far regards representatives Of foreign
governments, on the articles adopted by the Con-
gless Of Vienna, in regard to precedence Of Am
bassadors and Minister'S and by rule precedence
is accordedto the Diplomatic Commissioner Of the
United States--the second rank TO the Consul Ge-
neral Of Great Brltain--and the third to the local
Consul OF France. These take precedence next
after the Queen, Premier, and members Of the
Privy Council, and after them the Governors Of
Islands, Judges OF the Supreme Court, Mobiles,
Chiefs, &c.-Bosfon atlas.
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

FROM CANADA.-Our dates from Montreal are to
the 18th inst.
Scarlet fever is raging in Toronto. Four cases
have occurred in the boarding house OF the Upper
sequence the College has bee n shut for time.
We learn that a ndndemenf was published iD the
Roman Catholic Cathedral, Quebec, allowing the
use o. meat on fsur days of the week in Lent, and
exceptions The observance Of the Holydays, usual.
" called fetts de deuofion, is also abolished after
the first January next. We believe these changes
have existed, for long time past, in most Catholic
countries.
There was fall OF snow on Friday night and
Saturday forenoon at Quebec. II afterwards turn
ed TO rain and sleet, and yesterday and to-day the
cold is again set in severely. This morning the
BILE that the travelling will be good for some time
to come.
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

New STEAMER. The John 8. McKm under the
command OF Capt. Moore, arrived here yesterday
in ten days from ~ York via Key West. She large
quaregged vessel has fine accommodations for passen
gers and Errcssons propecrs instead OF the ord
nary paddle wheels She for the Havana trade
Since writing the above have received letter from
our Havana correspondent announcing the arrival there
OF the steamship Marmora in day from New York
II said that she to between this and the for
mer city, and should the report prove true shall have
steamers enough in the trade-N o. Pic. Dec. 8.
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

DISTRESSING RAILROAD AccIDENr.-An agtd
the freight train of the Fredercksburgh Road She was
approaching the road from the north sde short dis.
ance before the engine unobserved by the engineer
voice warned her to back which directed the engi
attention to her. and he Immediately did all in his
power 70 stop the train Instead Of turning back from
alarm attempted 10 cross the truck in deing which she
stumbled and fell The fore wheels Of the engine passed
her. severing Of her legs above the knee and
splitting the foot and fracturing the ancle Of the other
The unfortunate poor woman excited much sympathy,
and all was done for her that her required Her
name was Scott and she lived On the Bssn She died
Saturday night
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

pRAcEs.-The great Post Stake was run for on
the Sth inst over the Eclipse course, Carrollton.
Sally shannon, Rufin and Pat Galway. Three
only started, the bo,cd Pat having been withdrawn
After keen contest, Moth won, coming into the
winning posts in gallant style, closely followed by
names here recorded. Time, eight minutes and q
few seconds
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

FOR BATH. GARDINER AND HAILOWELL.
hs , SsT rs.ms, ~ saS I'm. bspsa.
k-R-evey Tuesday and Friday evenings, a.
ciock will be readiness arrival M The above
sees 20 convey passengers the ueghhorins towns
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Now Ready.

/. PROTECTION ANp FREE TRADE: The Ques-
ton Stated and Considered: BY H. GREELEY, is
just published in large close tract OF 10 pages
Price 50 per hundred, SIS per thousand. This
Pamphlet aims 20 present succint and lucid sum-
mary of the argument for Protective Tariff, meet
ng and answering the adverse assumptions OF
Free Trade
II. The TARIFF AS 1T Is, compared with the
Substitute Proposed by its Adycrsaries; being a
clear statement of every material provision OF The
present Tariff, with the reasons for imposing
higher lower duty nearly every important
article. The several clauses conirasted with the
mischievous and defective provisions OF Mckay's
bill. The purpose OF this Tract is show the benef
eial effects OF Protection and tc impossibity Of
ailording even Incidental Protection by Horizon
tai Tariff. Price s. per hundred, SIS per thousand.
Orders are respectfully solicited, by GREELEY a.
McELRATH, Tribune office, NewYork.
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To the Editor nj The Tribune:
VIII you inform three fcnds Of the Tariff. through your
paper who from Philadelphia tbs Spring whether they
are entitled for Prcden, TINS State November
Two voted M Van Buren, lSiO the other has been
in the army five years We Mechanics. and can't
Polk and Free Trade For Clay and the Tariff the Mechanics
coming.
u We are constrained to answer that those
who have removed 10 this City or State from any
place out of the State since the 9Th OF last No
vembcr Will not be entitled to vote fox President
this Fall. The Constitution imperatively re.
qui.es a residence OF one year in the State and
six months in the County. Ed.
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SONG.
TuRoUdH srchipclegos of hearts

THROUGH srchpclegos Of hearts
The bar. o.! Beauty sails,
Laden with Love fo7 iionor's marts,
OF isles where lrntl prevails;
Fer swelling royals, snowy white,
In the bright sunshine CLEAN,
And from hcT topmas''s lofty high.
Unt1ng!td pcnnants sire=Ia.
Pilot, beware, ne not TOO brave
Ia ina; far island.sea;
Steer clear Of every breaking wave,
Lest there rock should tc +,
Look 10 your chart where daagers thrca,
On each eachaaiIng shore,
Whencc PASSIONS gust hath ovorset
As noble barks beiore.
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Ew-yo4K. MoxDAg azoRNsNe, suNE ~.
The ..u,.,,.s Tracts.

No I. TIE TEsr: o; Parties IRE! BY ,hsi, Acts.
NJ. Il The CugExsoT.
10. III. Tx T,KIs,.
~. ~. LIFE ny HENRT CLAY.
M. :. pnLITIc.L ABOLITION.
No VI. rE.uCEAcr.
No. VII I..snN ASP CAPITAL
20. va. Tx frslic i-ASos-
Price kcGuceti.
The Pncc o. ~ I1'sits TRACTS tor the P'es'dentis
Carps,cn u;i! h. SIS thousand.
THE WHOLE. SERIES. eornt together. comprising II
pace. puJisLe! 81 = {; aundlsi.
stlo- lors. Arrl y III
- On.er, u1u,; - rcc.n.aanrd With east.
GREELEY X NcEIRATH
-. :t.y Publishers q ;a- .t.trU:.
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TeIAL OF JosFPH C,,yep.- i'hls trial is s'ow!s
progressing at Beividero n. ]. Up TO Ihursday
nghi, sixty seven Witnesses were swo'n on BE-
ialf Of The STATE ; and one Of thcse-a boy n7mcc
',.rncs Force, deprscd. rs etrn wi,h must
o sillvcncss, Ina, on the nigh. oil the murder, h.
saw the wagon about winch 50 much has beer
said, and that IN II were Joseph Garter and Hem!
Hummer-that The wagon passed within three
,aces Di him-that Hummer had on white hat,
&c. sc. We also learn that IN this testimony
Force WAS corfuboratct ~ the evidence Of james
Smith, who was auth him on the evening IL
question. This we b. lleve comprises all the new
undiscovered evidence OF material moment that
has been cliclted-though come MINOR points
nave been strengthened by the deposiiionS Of
Margaret Mains. Richard Woovcrlon, and Dan.
Iel Wiamson-three witnesses who were not
examined at the August Term. 1t was supposed
tina, the summing up would commence Satur.
day or to-day.
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The Clay Tribune

The Clay Tribune
VIII be published once week I'LL the cIose OF the Presidential
Campaign will be thoroughly devoted 10 the advancement
of the Wing Cause and the election OF HENRY CLAY
twill contain substantially MI the Political matter which ap
pe,rs in the Daily and Weekly Tribune with fsumnis u
ofhe News Day. and transmitted TO subscribers Tor Tie
tuI term Ia little months at The following raies:
For single copy. - Seii-s-
copes. :.....'......''..'''ss
Is copies one package. ..............So
And in the latter proportion for number below lo One
Hundred Copies will be one Pos; Office io the
whole term for SD or scarcely more than cent copy
Those who may fit 70 iavo3 Us with their patronage VIII
ohise us by sending then early as possible so as 10
secure full sets
q Subscriptions mag be RENTED through the Post Offices
NJ our risk.
ny When single copies ordered the price of which
70 cents 70. the erm OF the subscribers viii be gr
Ten IN the envelope but ell other where clubs OF i've or
more are formed the packages must De difeSted 10 some moi
yldua u the club. la the POSI- On'ce
In Ciiy New YORK can only De o0'ase al te fCp
fishing Office or ir-m the NswsDoy>
I Nrw SUpscRIpERs sui Commence With The hrst num-
Der
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Wumer 6. sn,ith,. English Gspre.s.


EETiLMER * SMITH. who have for series OF yean run
private expresses AID from London with important
IN diligence frequently performing the entire journey 10
mile, m : HOURS offer the American Public and TO-
yernEent FOR :a.e and rapid tran.m.on OF
import documents dispatches. ssce bonds, bills, ceed-
&c which w. all occhHons De .ot faithfully delivered
BIZ their private and gene:ny hnuIs n al
vance of the English mails 10 Loncon Ny; EDN AhD
NER who America. IS prepared 70 afford any
information gpon subject. and gre ecufy Tor the due
performance all business may DC entrusted 70 10
Liverpool establishment. jelo Lea
NOTICEal peson. are cautioned no. 10 trust any Of the
the Arraian from Liverpool as no debts oi
Their contracting Will DC pad By ne Captain
ieI5 W. {. j. 7. TAPStOTT.
GOLDEN EGG, No As Gael and - Li.penari Street
II The subscriber having ken the above Eouse for tie
camnolaon OF his friends ani the public vii be most happY
me- their patronage, assuring them that every
Effort will be made render pleasant anu comfortable re
f: IL veil De stocked with liquors end of the
bricest brands and he that nothing hal. be wanting
maze agreeable every resDec y. B. The house
vii open the reception Of MS friends and the public. VINO
may nI CONVENIENT = favor aIm ~th call on iondny
tie i7ih INST MAURICE SCANLAN, Ptopretot.
New YORK, June Is. ls4i. lel5 So
I1SOR SALE-A good Double Counting Room Desk Apply
T. mhS ,oW y. 7. TAPSCOIT. Peek alp.
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~ Clay by EPg> SARGx>r be ob'au-, at Rs'i'-=
Co.. Bsiua: Zs'ef Co.'S. FI.a,leipaa. aaa &; i~nus g
Brdic-, 'ae ini-s' and mos
complete any uub.h- of ar Clay. uan som NJ 'n'
anconln.uny low pr.ce 6; laN cents cory ~ DEW
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u The CLAY WIG is the title Of a new anG
spirited Weekly issued at Taunton, Mass. by
John w. D. Hall.
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CO The Books OF Subscription to the Capi,
Stock ofhe New. York ana Erie Railroad Co oI-s
the Office of the Company. M "a Wastrcet between tie
h0:rs vi ~ and ). WIN. Nj COT LID. Secretary.
Ns-.-York Ami 2ith 1914 AZ
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. I6O NASSAJ-STREET.
All kinds OF Job PIInfInE, such as
PAMPHLETS, ?iAhAoTH show biLLs
CHecys CARps CONCERT BILLS Plain and
INsrRASCg PoLIClEs, fHncy
Bills or IApIS6, POLITICAL bills:
CIRCULARS. CtRCD lAAs. N.iea' is. 81 --..
street-1pptsie the Park.
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IINGLISH FRENCH AND AMERICAN SHIPPING
II AGENCY AT LITERP0Di~--AOIICE.-l ia"lgg
Withdrawn AGcncy ssitry from MEssRs HA.>DEN 9.
Co.. of Boston and New York. We hereby announce tnai
Ncssrs. ADAMS & Co.. OF No. Corts'reet, stOn md
Walt Ne" York authorized Agents of the
United Sincs and Canadr. VINO July empowered 10 Get
Tor Us as MIR Sh2pU. ind Forwarding American Agents.
To ensure the reception OF goods n Liverpool ana The tor
necessary thai they should through TIE hands Uf cur
sad Agents. - o
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GulLry.-John ". Breedlovc was yesterday
evening found guilty Of the charge preferred
against him, VIZ that of uttering United States
Treasury note, and having the same IN his pos.
session with the intention OF passing it. The
Jury was not ont more than half ar hour.
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~ Temperance House. q Vssey-s.reet near thJ
A,r0r cCss.A I. u Gu.' as take ,ls delightful -;a
ton and offer. ~ her friends and the pubic rs vaouS ri
vzntase- on tie most reasonable terms.
The house and newly iuEnphe.'-ile situation airy
piesint and convenient aud the Steamboat .suGns
pure vegetable die; IL! use who prefer !t-wGF an cold
;aths Tree r.y2-;i
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ara!nst him, VIZ that OF uttering United States
Treasury note, and having the same III his pos.
session with the intention OF passing it. The
lury was not out more than hall AT hour.
\. o. Bee, June :.
rT We learn from the Vicksburg Sentinel that
Christopher Mcclure, ESQ. a member OF the
Natchez bar, was lately sentenced To four days
imprisonment and fine OF 5000, by Judge Cage,
for an assault upon Col Lewis Sanders, another
member of the bar, within the precincts OF The
court house the provocation beng harsh and IN
suItng words used against Mcclure by Sanders,
in an argument before the court.
LAys REcElrrs.-The land Office Of Pettsburg,
Mo. has been opened one year, and the receipts
have been S5l5, 000-sS5.000 Of which were Ill
gold
Observation-Disclosures B. Pratt, formerly Of
Ludlow, Windsor CO. VI. and Henry K. Barnes,
of Frrrisburgh, Vt. were drowned at Vergenrcs
on the 7lh inst. while bathing III the river Just
above the FATS. Anoihc. man. named John LIE
yeren, was drowned in the same place on the
llib.
II We learn that IRE occurred yesterday
forenoon, at Mr. Milaudon's plantation, about
four miles up the coast. As nearly as we can
learn, sixteen brick negro houses were consumed
The Gretna fire company repaired at once TO the
scene OF contiagration, although at SO great a
distance, and assisted the plantation engine IN
saving distery and other valuable buildings.
n. o. Pic. June s.
II Great fears arc entertained FOX the safety Of
the crews of four fishing smecks, containing in
all it is believed, me twenty persons of color and
a white man, which lef, here early on Tuesday
last for the black fish bank, about ten miles out
side of the bar. The boats were seen late Oh the
afternoon of the same day, in heavy squsll OF
wind and rain, By the hands from another smack,
since which nothing has been heard of them.
rCharleston Cour June 3.
" We learn, says the Mllledgeville Jour
nal. that the Cotton crop is remarkably fine, and
particularly in Southwestern Georgia. The pros
poets Tor good Com crop are also encouraging.
Cotton blossoms are making the;. appearance
South OF this very fast
II Gov HAuMosD, says the Hamburg. S. c.
Journal, is at this time confined TO bed OF sick
ness, though We hope not dangerously Ii.
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E@"A Discourse delivered in Boston before
the Pastoral Association Of Congregational Minis
tiers in Massachusetts, May 2Sth, 1914, by EDWARD
A. PARK, Bartlett Professor in Andover Theological
Seminary" has been sent us by NJ. H. New
man, 1879 Broadway. l, is very able and learned
Anti Puseyi,e sermon
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Or. lardner'S Lectures.

No nm urll. t04I tOufs+ II LVc:ol+., DE I'r ~
a. \i.i a,o H., III the Ci;y OF \r.i 'fE Ihr 'u5, c.
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Doctor --r Lectures IS Introduced b. Hs-tth 81 DIR
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L.dr-r. Lectures y crabs pr si"s copy Fosn"si'
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ISOR SALE-A good Double Counting Room Desk. Apply
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History of the Silk Culture :

80. With silk Culture the United STATES En-.
bscnk complSrs latest and most approved
MODES Of Patching. R-.iilx aGd Frsdns the S'1"oim
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nf the SIX Business S.usa H.ory Of the sik"ofnl me
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chice.y AID Processes, sd Manual OF the silH Culture
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No. V Principles OF Political Economy. tn. Lsc:
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.s1u SrNTIONERS, ESGRAVERS AND PRINTERS.
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