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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
yirpinin-Fur,her Returns.

By yesterday afternoons Southern Maii We It,
ceivcd returns from Franklin and "oou anu
Richie, giving US farther gain OF three mem,
bers-;wo in franklin and one IN wood ana
Richie. A gain of two members mofe' providing
the Senate Districts yet to hear from go as they
did last year, will insure majority IN JOINT oa'-
lot Three cheers for the Old Dominion
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

CRY GuARD.-This large and splendid corps will
parade on Tuesday next. After the ceremony ofpre-
sen,ing an elegant sword and pair OF epaue,'es to
their able commander. Capt. McArdle, IN the Gov
ernors Room, City Hall, they proceed by invitation
of Col Bankhead, 10 visit Governors Island Tor tar
get practice One of the best drilled companies IN
the city, they will doubtless attract much attention
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

Is An adjourned meeting has been held in
Cincinnati, at which 1t was resolved that Texas
should not be admitted TO the Union, because il
perpetuates Slavery, and because the members
of the meeting were opposed, not only to the as
sumption of the debts of foreign States, but also
of our own States Sam. Lewis ESQ. presided
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
y.,y-yor,s Legislature.

ALBANY, Tued1y, April ~.
In SENATE, 4 short Executive Session, the bill
to incorporate the State Agricultural School was
taken up and debated al some length, the prlncl-
pal opposition being to the clause authorizing the
engagement, at the discretion Of the Society, Of
person to lecture on Agricultural subjects. The
debate was somewhat angry and quite personal
The bill was finally recommittcd to the Commit
Tee on Agriculture, with instructions to strike out
the llth section.
In ASSEMBLY the following bills were read a
third time and passed
TO incorporate the Cherer Spring Water t'ompany.
In relation belonsn: to the t. Sa'es Depostc
For the classification Of oye;;eeTs Of the Poor.
To erect the town OF South Valley, OtsegO county.
To incorporate the Lackawack and NeverslnA Turnpike
Company.
70 annex part OF the town OF Woodruff to ADDISON
In relation upon judgments.
To incorporate the Lexington Turnpike Company
In relation to IcESsEs FOR THE SALE OF INTOXICATING
10 amend the X : relative to appeals and wts Of error
To Buffalo and Batavia Plank road company.
AFTERNOON Session.
In SENATE nothing Of general interest tran
spircd.
In ASSEMBLY the following bills were read a
third time and passed.
To repeal the charter of the village of Port Ontario.
In reistion the fees OF town collectors.
Rentve 10 the 6th Brigade of the " Y. State Artillery
70 incorporate the northern Ny. Improvement ASSOCIATION
For the relief OF Iho B. Clark. and reatlve the colec
ton of ,nyes in WiinmsbuI-h.
To incorporate the SIilageoi Newark.
O amend the inrrepa.tlng roads on tie Indian Reserya
touS OF the Enc and Cat;arausus.
To amend the for the partial organization o Hamilton
10 extend the charter the Ancieat 3ron benevolent
ciety N the c;y oi New ork.
To improve the militia nf the State of New York
To amend the charter OF the Clinton libern Institute.
To reorgnize the POLICE OF the CI'ri OF NEW
YORk-Ayes %, Noes 8. Mr.. Ross called far the
reading Of the remonstrances, and after addressing
the house against the bill, moved TO recommit Mr..
BoswoRrii and Mr.. WILLIAMS replied a support
OF the BILL and the House refused 10 recommlt, and
the bill passed as above.
u The Hon. c. DARRAcH, recently elected to
Congress from the Pittsburgh District, Pa has
published letter in which he declares himselfo
posed To the annexation OF Texas TO the Union.
u The Hon. WADDY THOMPSON, late Minis
ter to Mexico passed through Edgefield. S. c.
on the 22d ult on his way to his family IN Green
vile District.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

MARYLAND STATE CoNvENTIoy.-1hc Wing
State Convention for the nomination Of Wing
candidate for Governor at the next election as
scmbIcd Yesterday in the city Of Baltimore, at
which there was very full representation OF all
the counties of the State. The nomination fell
upon Thomas G. PRArr, of Prince Georges
County. Nat. ln'e'
o. Mr.. MoaruY, a son Of General MuTphy
arrived in our City yesterday, on his way 70
Texas, charged with important dispatches io'
the Texas Government from Mr.. Calhoun.
IN. O. Bee, April %.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

IL Dr.. Carleton, Of Harrison, who was tired
before the Supreme Court Of Maine for adultery
has been sentenced to three years confinement al
hard labor in the State Prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

rcT The Weekly Tribune Of this week will be for
sale at the desk this afternoon and will tho Texas rca
ty Mr. Clays Letter the Annexation ofTcSas, and
Burens Letter the subec the returns Of the virginia
Elections &C. &c besides the usual variety OF Literary Asr
cultural, Commercial and Domestic Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

CORoNER'S OFFICE.


SrppEy DfArH.--i.nsi night about eight o'clock.
Henry aar>er German. aged about - M down on the side
,,Is M I'eck ,lp aud instantly expired. HIS body was con
vrrrd m The wat the Coroner called day 10 mold
M inquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

Wing gain so far 27i1, in about onc-fourlh part OF
the State Van Buren's majority in the whole Stale
in 1910 was 1892.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

10 At the Orange co. Circuit, the Jury, IN
the case of Jacob Lee vs.. James a. Brown IN
an action for seduction of plaintiffs daughter
gave verdict OF $1,000 against defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

CONSISTENCY AND BEAUTIES OF Loco FocoIsM.
The Finance Committee OF the Senate, some
ten days since, reported bill authorizing a loan
o! SS00.0O0 for the payment OF damages 10 Ca
nal Contractors. This amount is but an install.
ment upon the total sum claimed by Contractors
for prohibiting thee completion of their contracts.
The Canal Committee in the Assembly, on the
following day, reported bill authorizing the COM
rL.uloN OF parts OF the Canal Enlargement which
were ABANDONED by the law OF lS42. and for the
repair and preservation Of works which were, by
the same law deliberately, consigned to decay
and ruin. The Senate bill provides for the pay
ment OF damages for stopping the works on lhe
Schoharic Creek Aqucduct and the Jordan Level.
The assembly bill prorides for tie completion Of
these t,co sections Of the Enlargement! But this
is not the only beauty of the Assembly bill.
While it provides for the completion OF portion oi
the Enlargement, it directs the sale OF the mate.
ras provided for the completion OF other portions
of the same work. And thus two antagonist
propositions, one conlounding the other, are work.
Ing thir way through the Legislature
There is not, in the wide world, a precedent or
parallel for the prohigacv of Van BurenIsm in It's
acton upon the Public Works They authorized
the Enlargement of the Erie Canal. After ex-
pending over $4,000 00Gup that Enlsgemenl
thew rcpudiatcd their own laws, arrested theiI
own works and imposed Direct Tax, first to
raise the price Of the Stocks which they depre-
ciated, and then another Direct Tax TO pay da-
images for stopping works which, by another law,
they propose partially 10 resume.
The $4,000 for which the People are to be
taxed, is wanton. wicked waste oi so much
money The works so recklessIy abandoned will
be resumed in less than two years. These WORKS.
but for the panic efforts of Loco Foeoism, woL Id
have been completed in in lSi5 And when
completed they would have paid for themselves.
But by deferring them we not only loose their use
and revenue, huthy allowing the unfinished strfc-
ture 10 go TO decay and ruin, and by the payment
of damages, these works will cost thee or four
milions of dollars which should have been saved.
Alb. Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

Nc- The First Number OF the Clay Tribune, which
will be published on Saturday morning of this week will con
tain Mr. Clays and Mr. Van Buens Letters the Texas
question: the returns of the Virginia Election the PROCEED
1sos OF TIE BALTIMORE CONVENTION, Wing Song and
great variety Of Political und Domestic Intelligence For sale
by the News Boys.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

PHENoMENoN-At noon yesterday the rare
phenomenon of a solar rainbow was very distinct
ly visible in the heavens. Baltimore Am l''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

Ss- The Letters Of Cassius VI. Clay. on Sia-
very upd on tho Presidency are printed Pamphlet and for
sale ut the Tribune Office Price sl25 per 100 SO 1909
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

Receipts OF Revenue a: the Port Of New
York.
We are to-day enabled to present com
parative table of the receipts of Revenue from
Customs at this Port for the first third of the pre-
sent year, contrastcd with those Of the answering
period last year. 1t will be seen that the increase
of Revenue the present year over 1913, during
these four months. is SIGl7 ,226!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

o. Subscribers to the Tribune who remove on
the first day of May requested TO eave their names nnc
residcnce. Mt the desk the publishing Office mmediaeiy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

VieGTNn.-RepoTts reach US from Washington
that news had been received of the gain Of two
more Delegates--one in Cabe and another in
Fayctte. This, if true, settles the question, and
gives us a majority in Joint Ballot.
The Senators elected, as far as heard, are
Gallahcr, Whig; Bondurant, Wing; Caperton
Whig-3: Garrett, Loco Clark, Loco; Spark
Loco-3. Garrett, in the Williamsburgh Dis
trict, is Loco-Foco gain-thus, lin case the
other three come in as last year, increasing the
Loco majority in the Senate to 10. If the Dele
gates from Cabell and Fayette, however, are
Wing, as reported, and the rest Of the State re-
mains as last year, We still have majority Of
tuo on Joint Ballot.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

u 1t will be seen by reference to our Legls-
lative proceedings that the Ercise Blu providing
for the submitting to the people Of the several
towns at their town meetings, the question OF
license, had its final passage in the Assembly on
Tuesday Also the NEw-YoRK Police BILL,
and the Militia Bill, dispensing with paradcs and
drill and requiring only an annual meeting OF the
ununiformcd militia for inspection and the clec
ton of officers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
COURT OF CoMMoN PLEAS. BeioFe Judge lS'FA'
,.,xnrgsS. /. NrEy1y vs.. WlLI1AM u. HowELL

.-,,or a, Reusvin the fsht oi levy Under Eou
an o.,in. dock the loot ot Jefferson st'cet a.
reni, eier-,-i To- TIE Jury found yedlrt in il'o oi ue
,,ron, ynlun the property SsU. and the rent Ht So
ryS 10 tho frrcr Gonc There also an acton pen
nr in the Circuit between the salc parties on h'e"u
n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

n3- THE GIANT Gi.srxss and uncQuelel performance
re drawing gen crowds AT the American Museum. ana "
place increasing IN popularity day, from The suefo'
the and the perfect neatnes and decoJ -
the place. Indies and children find agreeable rs Y
the afternoon well thuse OF the s,encr >er 1, ~,
performances take place this afternoon halt past and
ipyeung
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

u On yesterday a salute ofonc hundred guns
was fired by the Mechanics Of the city in the
Park, in honor Of the passage of the New State
Prison Bill. Last night Montgomery Hall was
brilliantly Illuminated, and tomorrow night there
will be- according To an advertisement in another
column, jubilee at Niblo's, in honor Of the same
events
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

CoxNEcrrcur-The Wings of Connecticut are
making great prepa raons for celebrating the an
nouncement Of the election Of Governor by the
Legislature, which is 10 be made to-day. A Ma
tional Salute will be fired Immediately upon the
announcement of Gov Baldwin's electlon-then
grand Procession to receive the Governor elect
attend him to the Capitol and witness the taking
of the oath-altcr which he will be escorted To
his residence In the evening there will he Il
splendid display of fireworks, sc. &c. New
Haven will be in glorious state OF excitement
today.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

- small sail-boa continuing three men, was
upset in liaw Yesterday morning, OFF Fulton Fer
ry. Three row-b boats immediately went out and
picked up the men, more damp Than damaged and
more Criohfened than either.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
COURT CALENDAR. TINS Day
C,.yoy PLEas.-Nos. 23 10, 3d. Is, d D y lo'
o6. 80. l6. AZ, 50, 20, 79.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

r-yT.TED STATES COMMISSIONERS offltt..'.bc-
fore : RAPEtJE. Esg. COMMISSIONED
Ey,YrSaTroS.-llr Palmer second mat, Of me
b li,or wa, examined on charge Of cruel aud uGu<@a @
hrrn ~ one Of the sesmcn. Il appeared That on me "a
All while ai sea the ami the mate had mn a.tt'
,r yc thr former struck The 'aa,e IN the mouth win
seJ behaving pm and struck the seaman over te arm i
~nrnnIS,o was dismissed, aud the mate. discharged
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

L As people moving a: present and much annoIe.
the ana anXletes httendn: Il, they can easily oDT
nli these from their mind by yng feales NeH .t
Museum and witnessing the fun and iroc PRODUCED D, nj
true Of Momus. the Great Western Dwarf. IIahIess ~
n host oil pertorners-a To be seen for shilling.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

Eco H,rcHiSG.-Ata large andrespectaole NEE
Ing OF citizens, including practical ana theoreen
farmers. the medical and legal professions, and o'ri,
Of fNstura History and science generally, held al "
Exhibition Hall of the Eccaleob!on, 239 Broah"s;'
on the lst of May. 1914, Mr. MORSE B. Vas DIzn,'
of New Jersey was called TO the Chair, and N''
Frederick Maxy, of this City, was appointed SEER
tary. Tha meeting being organized, the ioiioN"'
resolutions were passed unanimously: ....s
RssOiroi Tha, the proprietor OF the fcca eobion @
10 IN. hcber praise lor hI, ngcnuty and skill IN Gec
Improvement which renders the process OF Grs scd4 HeE
ON large scale simple and PRACTICAL and which pfo,I
.nch moentous result. regard 10 cheapenlns and mpf'
the important article of pcu,try. .l.,k
Rfs1lred That said proprietor IS enite both 70 NE -
and paronn ge every citizen and that his exhibition
interesting amusing and most in>tnrting and "e'
deny recommend IL Ia ALL ,,ss
Resolved That have full faith the operation o y, ~
Erca eoblan machines and tha, recommend the M e f
of them who have sufficient space to
their rearing poultry. .z,lbI
Resolved That the proceedings OF this meeting be sgn;
the Cbalrmnn and Secretary and Published IN the Ne"
Tribune. ,,, - ,,,,,,,. ,,,t,.n
FREDERICK M,xY Secretary.
10 The Tribune will be regularly served m tnf ~
of PHILADELPHIA the ARRIVAL ot the cars by ie1'ik
and residence with Zcl-r & Co. No L4isef BulSs
Pree FIFTEEN Cents per neeS Single copt- cents ''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

= U,- General Committee OF Democratic
yyhig Young Men.-A regular meeting OF tins Com
,n,tee will be held Broadway House on Friday Evening
Sd May. at * O'Clock. By order.
- -''''' DAVID GRAHAM, Chairman
ShAs n ALok' Secretary. MI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14
Prom lie ph,iadeldol,a L,Jg,y.

EAcTENr.r At riiE 1nfArnr--N hen the bur.
iesqne oPcfa III Done Squash Davuu" was brinr per.
hthrd on W ednesday night Al the Chcsnui street The.
aifc the audience thrown ino state of poical tx
eltm'nt 10y he introduction 81 live fat Coon into
The PI"oo Ga lts appearance portion Of The audience
Implanted, and the other pafua hlssed and eroaned-
Inc performance was stopped fut considerable period
anu IN" upoar created a, length induced The withdrawal
Of lhe animal aud an explanation from Mr. Rice who
stated that the Ply was written some ten years ago
mat the coon portion ct ihr pay nj thu, time and
that lis introduction now had political reference what
ever This explanation aud The withdrawal ui the AMI
hal, seemed Ia satisfy those who had looked upon It's
ihird0cnn us Offensive. but portion of the audience
defHg That political Turn had bopn given The mat
Ter, insisted loudly upon the return Of their Elyonte
scene n nFroar aud cuniusion Immediately -ensucd
The performance was again interrupted ladies' in the law.
~ tier o boxes arse and lett The house. fearful of con.
net Mr. Rieo with the manuscript play aaan came
pfwaTd, hu his voice drowned amid erie, of .'brinp
back that cnon; mo, keep II away;' hrng II back -
down with the eoonl' mingled with crawinc from va.
fIous parts al the house. pnans shouts and hssrs until
nj length one OF the attendants brought the animal IN or
his shoulders, aud salned by all sorts Of cries. triumph
ant and documentary, he immediately made his ,xi
a.ain, aeetleman IN the ppt ihn proposed 'three
cheers 0r the democratic chicken cock which were pv
en- with tremendous effect by his rarsans and hefr,
any further demunsations could be made the payer.
proceeded TO lively part Il the piece, which soon at
irle'd the attention OF all aud quoted the disturbance
The lncldcnts oil the evening, however had sensibl
ELECT upon the Spirits OF the actors which coniinur IL
The end. The audience, too were considerably nflsd
by The contest, though they manifested their feelings by
M outward expression un the play was over whel
they came rushing from the pit and boxes into The stree,
some Growing like chicken cocis and others giving ven
10 their ttelnos without violence. however aeeordur Il
the party In which they We're attached The who'll
appeared tn he mere struggle Of the lungs without an,
angry or Malicious spirit being manifested from the be
ginning TO the end
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14

he Company micrtfrtd ard rr-caed hin. The Frasocs
iun alleged II presrus insult.
Simple Cprt Jor Group We ffd in he journal
Health the Bli"wing simple remedy TT It's dangerous
disfase. These who have PASSED nights 81 almsi ago
ny the bedside al lusej children Will ieasure W
invaluable piece of lnspfms LA child Is taken
ah the Group. Instantly arply cald water, ice water
Il possible. suddenly and freely To the neck and chest
with sp,ngs. The breathing viii alnps' instantly be
relieved. As possible Jet the sufferer drink
much a. IL can, then wipe dry, up warm and
quiet slunber viii relieve the parents anxiety
and lead the heart IN ihankuness 10 The power which
has given To the pure and gushing ounlan such medical
qualiiies.
TIE Grorh ofa Taage.-'rhe village Of Oqnawka.
On tie lpper Mississippi was laid out IN 1892 At that
ume provisions oi every obliged imported
M The consumption ii settlers. Now the tide has
I'd. std The Insignificant village within the Pre- sent year
has made To 81 Iuuis ard other markets The fullowing
exports 3js barrels Of pork and lard ia barrels beet
25s4 barrels hunr 40 o00busels shest "a bales hemp
80 sacks wool 200 huasheads ofacce, large quantity
o con- oats, hemp, sfed, hides iurs peres aud Other
auiolrs.
IpeaM and Poefrty IN England Il is stated that
the Jeweiy hy the Marquis ui Westminster al the
installation Of Louis Philippe to the order of the garter.
was Of tie most su1eib character. In the centre OF his
ordsinps badge was he celebrated A root Diamond val
ucd al GOO gunefs Ills lordslp's sword also dis
played a massive diamond Of the largest in the
world, weighing 96 earas, aud valued at GO, GEO.
to support themselves, wives and children about two
dollars per week. and provisions n.af thirty per cent.
higher llan IN this country
Rad Roads in England According 10 paragraph
IN The Liserpoo Tunes the gross receipts Geo miles
Of English railway in the year 1913 f7 O02 064
the working expenses. G2,222, G24.
G,eat Iron B,idee for Tie .Ncra-The Emperor Of
Russia las commissioned an Engineering house Of
Liverpool to construct an hon Bridge the nv
or Neta at st. Petersburg, Ia lake The place o the
present bridge Of boals-the Point Dsaac-which is
now lie means ct communication the river IN
the most central and arst0craic warts Of the Russian
Capital The bridge is To be of snd iron pieces OF
Finland granite, and will be completed IN about Two
years.
.llother use for India Rabber-An English paper
says that Caoutchone Is excellent remedy for the
tooth afhe. Aef the cavity Of the tooth is cleaned a
piece Of aoutchoue Is pn On wre and being suened
IN the flame Of candle is pressed While warm into the
tooth Thus the air Is kept from the nerve, aud The
ca II sp of t.,th arh ovpd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14
POLITICAL CLiQuFs IN NEW YORK

Now that The election Is aver, shall have Toll dc.
sellpment OF all the li.fenl political elinnes into
which the Iaretap party IS secretly divided. We
shall have the Tyler Chqur--lhe Van Buren, Clique
The Calhoun Ciiqae--ihe Cass lque-;he Respooln-
bic mans Cique-.lhe jilaekgnards Clique all and ev
cry oltef Kind 81 clique amongst the Iucoiocus of New
atk, all STRIVING 10 get possession Of MIR Polk WHEN he
gels 10 W aslnglun, should he be elected. We shall
IN day or lwo gt'ea complete philosophical anal yss
u tie various ornGt,n MS Ia The locoluco nafiy-the
materials OF which they composod--Lolr objects and
ropses--aud all other particulars pertaining 10 the nat
nra HISTORY ii lhuse animals Agmat addition 10 Gold
smith halutal hisiufy all found. Benefits Herald
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14
NATunAI.lZEp FRE\ClINFN

a number oi naiural,zsd frenchmen, res.in1 in the
Guy o New York, haze taken upon euse Ives la osah.
sl pfecedentin pullirs which GRANNY demands sumo
notice and rejection f1n American czens-- natives Of
N sui IN which they dwell The circumstances of The
case are these meeting OF the nalura Bed Frenchmsn
al New ipfk was called ir W edaesday eyerinu last
with view Ia unite the French vote Ia New York aud
In discuss aud determine what course should be adopted
by them IN The Presidential contest. The meeting was
held al the appaned time. when il was discovered that
the whole ALTAR was movement Of Major Daytgac
well known - the political circles 10 concentrate the
French vote fr Polk and Dallas. Majar Davezlc had
OIL The discussion 10 himself. addressing Them IN the
ffeach language and he presented them wi h various
motives. drawn ron oil country renrs and pre- Judi.
ces, why they should array themselves under the ag
OF Polk aud Dallas.
who can fail 10 see tina, such meetings are pregnant
with mischief and that they must inevitably lead To ser.
Gus Consequences We do not remember that there has
ever before been meeting If the natives Of another
land 10 discuss among themselves, and decide which
party they shall cast their votes for IL is 10 us
event IN the political history of America new meth
cd of organizing foreign factions, aud bringing foreign
bshJence Il bear against our National Governmeut-
Blu, the mere meeting VI such body Is not the wors,
feature IN The case These who obeyed The summons
asked 10 adupia decided IN plhics-tu OPP
craze iogehrr 90, and all. ff Polk and Dallas
Major Dasszac, fluent Frenchnaa is the missiunar,
10 this assenbage- lie addresses them 10 their native
dialect lie appeals 10 their Fteach preudices and ha-
,ieds -we understanding hat they are. lie reminds
them that they can only defeat Mr.. Clay and break
down tue iarh they will open market for French
goods; aud this is no, likely 10 prove an inconsiderabe
arguneai amaag Fteaeh Importers. lie urges that. il
Mr. Polk elected. Texas will be annexed to Uni
ted States. snd probably with Eng land will iopw
-an ardent desire with the Freach people, Now here
is strong appeal 10 the a,cress aud predces of the
Frrach voeTs. all teiga To the prosperity aud happ-
ness Of the Amefean people. rally. unite and vote
III cerain political candidates. and certain nslional
measures, trop nqlsses WHICH iTae American Citizen
nsiise bur6 " patasslsSsd. could entertain. =