New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

iI 81 She Science. wi;h cupous references 20
more exensve t'ea,ses. original papers, &C. by Lewis u
Beck. Nil. ~. 4eO.
1hi4 Is the TILE of volume recently published
by w. E. Dean, No 2 Ann street intended TO ex-
hibt in concise and satisfactory manner, the prin-
cpal facts and theories Of Chemistry, with the I'M
provemcnts which, during the last six years. have
been made in that science. The classification OF the
various subjects into their appropriate scientific d.
visions is accurately and, to the stuaent most con-
venienty arranged and in this as we'll as other i'm
por;an and desirable points it will be found valua-
BILE text book for Medical Schools, Colleges and
Academies.
E-y SERMONS, not before published, on Various
Practical Subjects: BY the late EDWARD D. GEIF-
FIN, D. d. have just been issued in compact,
double-column octave OF 328 pages, by NJ. w. Dodd,
Brick Church Chapel. DR.. Gritfin's reputation "a
an Orthodox i'heolo-ian and preacher is already
high, aud this volume will strengthen and confrnit.
ANIMAL MAGNETIsM.-An interesting Treatise on
this subject, by Charles p johnson, has been pub
lisbed and is for selc hy VIM H. Graham, 100 Mas
sau street 1t contains much TO interest even the
most careless reader.
II TWENTY. Four MEMBERS of the Liberty
party, some OF them recent candidates OF that party
for office, have published in the Michigan State SEN
tinel an address 10 their fellow citizens, in which
they svow their determination TO support Mr. Clay,
as the surest means OF preventing the annexation OF
Texas.
Gen. MARKLE.-The Wing papers Of Pennsyl-
vania give some interesting anecdotes concern
ing their worthy candidate for the Governors
chair. Among them is the following:
"When Gen. HARRISON was about 10 order q
force on some sudden expedition lie asked Gen.
Mafkle, then commander OF troop of cavalry
Captain, how soon can you be ready7' Gen
eral,' Gays Capt. hiarkle, IRE are al,oGyS ready"
From this characteristic answer ne obtained in
the army the soubriquet of the ever.ready.' Not
long aftcrward he distinguished himself By some
peculiarly hard lighting on one of the expeditions
he had been sent, when they added to it, the
Generals fighting Captain"
"Somc citizens from Gen, Markets neighbor-
hood, having visited Gen. HARRISON during his
brief admin stration, and being about withdraw
ing. Gen. Harrison charged one of them TO renew
to Gen. Marble the invitation he had given him
ut Pittsburgh to visit him at Washington ; and,
said the good old soldier, Tell MARKLE lohen he
comes to Washington 10 come and ENCAMP ut tie
Waite House. We haze slept together under tie
same Jlanket in the North Western swamps, and
lie IS AS WORTHY OF THE PLACE as | AM"
"WAY TO REPEAL THE CHANDos Clause
A tract under this title is in circulation in Eng.
land, which propounds the following plan by
which the Workingmen can check mate the
Aris:ocracy.' 1t is en- idea Of some importance.
and may be still avaiabIe--athough We think
the day for it has gone byin England. And other
sort of reformation will soon be demanded there
wilt come irress;ibly:
"Working Nlen-aTake free voters OF yourselves.
I one man can do il unalded, let him do il. fhali
u-dozen can euiranchise man, now uneDiranchis-
ed Ia, Them 90 it, 4 freehold n dos. y year gives
man county vote. Aus. is the interest, M per
cent, Of $50. You may build or buy six COTTAGES
fo { I5U which viii bring YOU clear rental OF E20
wear, or 8 per cent return Tor your money.
s1o oyerbalauce the uristOcracy, lO0U00 free
votes are wanted 100000 freeholds would cost
fj O00000. Where are the working men to get
-uch II sum! They have il already Ii is hut
,niing sum when divided bs millions of men. Many
single sristocrat possesses ms nuch There ARE
now in the savings banks OF Fog land t2l 600 O0o,
half OF which is the property OF the working Glasses
Working mer-consider: is it better 10 have
YOUR lte savings y ing three per cent u the SER
vice o. the government OF monopoly or 10 have them
Invested in ireeholds which will bring in six or eight
per cent, and Il; the same time will endow you with
the privileges of ireemen, and with The power TO put
down the drones vino atten upon the robbery Of The
people,
HENRY CLAY HUNG AND BURNT IN EriGY.-ln
the course Of the day on he B inst the seis-siyied
Democrats OF Hampton Village, erected an image IN
a hanging posture the center OF the village, and
but lew feet from The place where in 1910 rhey
suSnaudrd DnttCoat. q vain ATTEMPT Ia cast re-
nroac upon the fair fame OF our uneuted Harrison
10 this image got up in true LocoFoco taste, they
attached ii variety OF Fictitious emb!ems,' and la
beed il Henry Clay; and il is said that during the