New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-01

tive ARG then the history OF Tue eA-Eisle!Ct
Attorneys Nativism-is that rich chapter of biog.
raphy to be lost to the world We were long
since put in possession of the leading facts.
Little Bi.ters turned Native directly on recev
ing an intmation that ne might be the Native
candidate for Mayer, and renounced next cay
when lie learned that another had been selected.
- The whole affair in the Park lasted just
fifty minutes, and OF the three or four hundred
present, Cur reporter Judged by their voices in
shouting, &c. that at least half were Irishmen
This is a rich world.
Th. Great Observation-Disclosures Par
ticulars.
In our notice Of the procession yesterday we omit
ted to mention the delegation from the "Allare
Works." with q splendid model steam boat, 80 feet
long and feet beam in actual operation by steam;
the car drawn by horses. The name of the boat
wes HENRY CLAY, and she was bound for Wash
ington, decorated with the American ensign and
pennans, and Clay and Frelinghuysen flags. The
delegation was headed with banner bearing the in
scriptions, Artisans Of the Allaire Works, Pro-
lection is to mechanism, what steam is TO the steam
engine"
Under the truck was suspended mammoth bell
OF 600 lbs weight, made al the "Alaire Works"
which was loud and clear in its response to the sal
utaons from every side This bell was remarka.
Bile for its harmonious one and merits the attention
of those who think good bells cannot be made in this
country. The whole affair was perfectly amblemat-
cal of the magnitude and fame of the Allaire Works
In the Twelfth Division was car containing d
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girls with their paper, pen ink, globes maps, books,
Sc. They all from the Public School No. 8.
The car was got up by one Of the oldest and best
Wings of the 9Th Ward. Also little distance be-
hind it, in the same Division, were the Umbrella
Bows of the same Ward. They were about IA or 10
in number, and displayed themselves and car TO per-
fection One oftheir notices the Umbrella Boys
are Whig TO the back bone bunch oil whalebone.
Another was, We protect you from the storm
protect US by The Tariff" These were the boys who
were so brutally assaed by the emissaries Of the
Empire Club.
FAnTHER ITEMS OF OUTRAGE.-Ne are informed
by an Officer OF the Democratic Clay Club Of the
Tenth Ward that John kenrick OF the Seventeenth
Wa,d was severely wounded in the face by sluug
shot whilst quietly walking in the Procession; and
as John McBrair, Esq. President OF the Williams
burgh Club was turning the corner oil the Bowery
and Grand. street, he cut the eye by means
OF I" knuckle, that is, stout brass or iron ring
with two sharpened studs on the outside and worn
on the middle fnger-a cruel instrument peculiar
10 the Empire Club"
uj- A prominent Z" Native" and man of the
strictest veracity, remarked las: evening, while
examining the meeting of Polk and Dallas Ma
lives in the Park, that not one of the officers
single individual in the meeting, 50 far as he
knew, had ever belonged to their party, or voted
the American Republican ticket. The "gum
game" of coddling for Naive votes on the one
hand and humbugging the foreigners out Of theirs
on the other, is a little too absurd for any thing
but fidcule. Ii either class Of tie intended VIC
tins don't see through the game, they deserve to
be Pok.ridden for the remainder Of their lives.
AMERICAN CAssIMEREs.-The first premium for
Fancy Cassimeres OF the American Institute 70 gold
medal was awarded at the late Fair 10 Messrs. w
g. D. D. Farnum Of Waterford, Mass The fabric
is OF a very strong and firm te1tsre well as ad-
mirable finish, and is in color deep blue, plaided
with red and brown. Such Cloths we formerly i'm
ported altogether, when we had any thing nearly
equal in quality to this, and paid great deal more
for them than we now do. Such Cloths we're never
made or sold in our Country before the present Ta-
riff passed 60 cheap as they now are. Two years
ago, when the Tariff was down TO 20 per cent the
price was considerably higher Than now. And yet
the American manufacturer is doing well, because,
having the Home Market secured 10 him, he keeps
his wsrks running steadily, and finds ready mar
ke, for ali he makes. He sells cheaper because he
can we'll oford it, and because the active and increas-
ing competition compels him 10 sell al reduced pr-
ces, whatever his inclination. (Alessrs. Fearing Il
Hall are agents OF the Messrs. Farnums in this City,
IRlsA EMlGRANr SocIETY.-The season of I'M
migration being near its annual close, The pre-
sent seems suitable opportunity fer noticing the
great zeal, efficiency and success with which the
benehcent objects OF the Irish Euigrant Society"
have been carried OUT by lis present as well es for
mer Directors. Many new and liberal friends con
vinced Of its utility have been thus secured yer
there is, owing 10 its increasing sphere OF benefi-
cence, room and need for more. The objects OF the
Society are OF great public as well as ndlvidusim
pogtance-to aid with advice and Information and
influence, poor strangers vino seek our Shores and
thus enable them to procure mere immediate en-
ployment and competence in the country which
awaits, with its bountiful extent the application Of
their labor, than they ever obtain in our crowd
ed ses-boaId cities, where so many OF them no
sooner arrive than they become bankrupt in means
and hopes. and are necessarily, although unwilling
ly, rendered burdens TO the community and in fact
to themselves for the lrishman who can procure
employmen, is seldom found degraded dependent
The laudssie aims OF this Society are therefore
douby meritoreus and We trust will meet with cor
responding encouragement. Toi.s iuelligen, gent,
Mir JoKH BUCKLEY, much is due 70. the efficiency
of his department.
Co II, ON BUNKER Tee Exhibition OF the .ranG Rat
rIE or BUNKER hiLL, I; the Coiei, least SIX eaEics
atesd Of other place OF amusement tins city tAfong
eli ever night with the fashionable audience uai all
away delighted aad ns,Cnshe great tesi that for
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