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The Whig standard., 1844-05-01

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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
The Clay Tribune.

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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
Things In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2-P. NJ.
ASoTHER VIOLATION OF THE SABBArH.--ii lie
members of the Southwark aud Weccnce Engine C9mpnnes
engaged IN dsctaceiu fight yesterday afternoon mt The corner
Of Front md Queen streets during winch cvcInl pcuns were
NOR. or le/inire,l The Police absent aud tho com
bainn,s 81 permitted to not only violate the sabbath bntou
are mon dececy by their loud and prsine yelling These
things rfye will until the autaO dare cn!oice
BnI. OF rMoRrALIrY.-Durng the week ending
on aElay 0l deaths occurred the City and Districts II o
caused by consumption By COMMISSIONS and by
,caeTeyer Ten from the Aims House, and III were
peopH color. i
John Do,nayan fugitive from j'ntce from New York; vas
morning arrested on the charge oil foDDns chde Bran
nan Of $50. he was committed
The WEAvERS.-Ihese men are now parnding
our streets IN large NUMBER and uc OF violence are looked
for IN hensincton. :,
SrOCKs.-An unusual activity prevailed in our
Stock Market day the sales being 10 large extent palcu.
uurly IN State Flyes which have advanced fully "A over the
closing rates OF Saturday Over Sl2CoJ taken at te
Board with pretty cxtenslves ries on me street Iu
ann Bonds M at -: Limos Special Bond. at 2f Tennes-
see oni. improves, y Reading Railroad Bon,: Whining
es 1855 ~ Girafi Bank and ntei suites Bank ehch
Wilmington Railroad shares - annex The sales at 'he ifS
''' Frst Hoep%"s9. 49, State S. p $3.50 Do, 2' 80
Sia,es Bank "a: SIS do. do. s. sj,eQ ladmna Bonds g.
5000 'renn.s Bonds a.h. int s july, - s4Vo do dg
sIi $500 Reading Bonds 6s; Sf Snte u. %; az
do do ii: 10 shnres Giru,d Bunk. "a ID do. kentucky
Bank IS 81 do. United Ststes Bank, ). -, ,o
Seccrd Board-50 shares Wilmington Railroad = ~ DC
Girafd BANK "a s0c0 Ches and Del Canal IS 49, $500
do .o 20 sl9 Wilmington IS. ls15 ~ s.N9 keadlnE
Bond. IS "a satiD Illinois SpecGi Bonds: w !. shares I
s;taies Bank "a $40 State 5s " !2t SD do '2's:
$500 do s. 5 Hat, ~. $685. do y; $1,000 do. 1a's.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
,e,v.york and Eric Railroad.

AS many Of our citizens are ignorant OF the m
portant nature of the bill known as Faulkners
BILL which was passed by our Legislature on the
23d April, l643, in behalf Of the New-fork and
Erie Railroad Company, and as efforts are now
making to raise by private subscription an amount
of means sufficient TO complete the road, 1t is
advisable that all should be made acquainted with
the liberal provisions contained in the Act, of
which the following is synopsis. 1t provides,
l For the suspension Of the sale Of the road upon the COG
dtlon that the CGmpnny na resume ne Us r rsn snrs
ac from the Hudson River to Lake Ire within seven years
ID The rlsht Is granted to the Company OF issuing is bonds
To M nmouut three millions doar ota denomination not
less than S the principle 10 be mate payable IN not less
than e g years after md pledge security for them
the whole any portion o the road upon which te WIN be
absolute hen PRIOR TO the Len OF the stale Inc bonus
mol 10 he used for the liquidation oany past Indictment
81 The bonds To be approved and coune',lgned by Kali
roud he appointed by the Governor by and
with the advice the Senate we duty shall also be TO see
that the avai OF The bonds are nltiny hn ~ 3 sN
pended approve and counetsgn all contracts c Dy hu
with Company 10 examine the work III pnse>s as aiIo
vouchers all payments 10 be made and report thereon yeat
the Cansl BOurd untl s-e uct ana appuf'ehace hu
be completed i,.e A. r, , ,h
Legislature may option purchase the same by pnJng hc
due to the creditors oil the Company and the amount OF
its outstanding stock with seven per cent the
on and said purchase shall not be made within te period
named then the Company shall e dShsIS 60 @ en- ma e'sa s
Company By the State.
The Company now owes the State three mil
lions of dollars, which is first mortgage upon
the Road and which the above act discharges
provided certain conditions therein are complied
with. The action of our citizens within the next
three months will determine whether that mort
gage is to be resumed, and the property sold out
to the highest bidder to the sacrifice Of every IN
terest in the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
rhe rroaty nooumen,s.

We learn from good authority, that the very
bulky documents published in the appendix to the
Presidents Message accompanying the Treaty
are yet incomplete, as they DO not include the
ina! note OF Gen. Almontc, and Mr.. Calhoun's
reply.
1t appears tina: Gen. Alnonte, having seen that
The vague ruraor tina. Mexico had given her con-
sent to the union OF Texa. to the United States
was endorsed by the official paper, asked some
thing Ike an explanation from MIR. Calhoun, the
purport of whose reply was that the report AMI
endorsement were mere gas Of letter writers, &C.
Can it be- therefore, that Othello's occupation g
gone, and that the special organ is not go COM
pletely in the confidence of the new Secretary as
of his predecessors
Gen. Almonte has uniformly stated that so Tar
from Mexioco acquescng in the alienation OF
Texas, that country will look upon treaty be-
tween the United States and Texas, as an as
sumption OF the war which exists de tdcfo be-
tween Mexico and the latter country at this mo-
rnent, though active operations are suspended oy
armistice Gen. Almonte treats the report that
Texas will, if not united to the United States be
surrendered to England with the consent Of Mex
leo, as thing utterly ridiculous, Mexico being
determined not to relinfuish her rights under
any circumstances.
u The long Letter Of Mr.. Van Buren, on the
Annexation of Texas occupies our first page to-
day, to the exclusion of number Of Communi-
ca,ions, Literary Notices, &c. &c. which VIC
have in type and growing old upon our hands
This Letter is, perhaps, the drectest and most
luminous paper that has made its appearance
since the celebrated Unit Letter by the same
distinguished hand. We hope our readers will
fnd it perfectly satisfactory
~ The continuation Of the article Postage Reform.
promised in Mondays paper has been crowded out By the un-
usual quantity OF matter Of pressing demand upon our
column, for the last days. We hope 10 be able TO give
Z
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

Snor.-In Cincinnati, few days since, a
Young German had for some time past been pay
ing his addresses to young Miss, who at this
time was rcpudiated by the fair one, and the re
pulsed was shying about the premises and dis
covered some one in his would be situation.
Without further consideration he drew pistol
and fired at the couple through the window, the
ball taking effect in the person OF another young
Miss, who happened to be passing through the
room at the moment The ball, slug, or what
ever the pistol was Loaded with, hit the girl lit
tic above the right eye. Itwas thought that the
wound would not prove fatal. Pub. Ledger.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

II The Madsonian OF this afternoon an.
nounces that the President on Thursday received
a treaty negotiated By Mr.. WHEATON, our Minis
ter at Berlin, with the German Customs Union.
II provides for reduction of duty on tobacco TO
about one fourth the present amount, and The duty
on cotton, lard and rice, almost entirely remsved.
The treaty will be transmitted to he Senate with
out delay. Washington SPect-.or Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
POLICE OFFICE.

,,p nn,.l Waldo Reed who sad he from Hartford.
e. va, arrested ~ officer stnn599 ehn'ssd w!h ns a
- NJ lie F,pklu House Broadway. Reed >ad he pu'yhas sc
the watch & of stranger the Railroad Depot iot Sj. and
lid mol steal or know that sio!en. lie was, howeyef
committed 10 prison. ,,,.n.
STEALING FROM THE PoCKEr-Janc Williams,
coorcd gs arrested by officer and committed of
ennr t;r>e aud money from the pocket oi Frames lhomp-
SON coort,l man. the house OF Mr Noris IN Wsiefee:.
,yhrh shc wus take
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

Rio JAYElRo.-The ship Courier, arrived yester
day. from Rio Janero March is, left u. s. ship Co.
lumbus, Commodore Preble, frigates Constellation,
Com. Kearney, and Congress, Capt. Voorhees,. All
we'll The Constellation was TO leave for Newly FORK
on the 2lst Of March, We have received files OF
the Diario de Rio Janero Of March and IA inclu-
sive, from which we extract the following CONNER
cial intelligence
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

SurpwREcK.-The British ship Wellington,
Capt Mcintyre. which cleared at this port on nun .n'
29th ult. for Liverpool, went ashore upon the iol.
tupas Shoals on the 3lst ut., and was periec'
wreck Her cargo consisted of loi2 bales sc cot.pu,
l60 bbls lard, and cases linen. About ouo oa'.o
of the cotton were taken OH by the %recAei' M y.
= damaoed state and carried to Key West. No
lives were lost. n. w. Com. Dull ''Hi'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

THE PoroMAc FisHERrEs.-The Alexandra "a
zette of Tuesday says" Our accounts from tae
Fisheries continue to be uniavorable' and we re-
gret to learn that at most of the landings very Ut
tie has been done. Should change lot the oe''
ter not take place in very few days the fisne1-
men will close their business for the season is
both shad and herring, Will OF course of'ng hs"
prices ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs..-Beore JUDI. Issus.
Irx1 = RrRR vs. MAKGAREr TERwLLLIGER.-

Acon of E,ecteu, possession ol ot aDd eud
n an ,h West side Of Elizabeth stree adjoining Broone
nr Ia, No "a Of the East DayaTd Farm II was 'alet or
counsel that nearly all the lots OF the Farm have been odd by
rnnrnton nj tine and another. tor a.s.sntn
ibr .,n for which they bought has nearly expired at
a the -, of the ocius owner. ana those Who purrhs-
from h are COY seeking 10 regain possession oi t0e ef
The It ,, d-.irn4e as adjoining that which ,ae ouro
-i, ar ,on,h n t. tayart t1.lIy situated. Nr Asl
rr, .r ace, c,,.cr testified to kno.iecGe oi TIE Tomb
lot n was on wha, cae! BunHet li az the corner Of
Rroyne and Elizabeth cet, 20 which the ot IN dispute os
The hill was afterwards cC away, pIsvicus Ia wc1 te re-
nacs of those nie the Tomb were removed re Siid
h., recoicctei the Tomb 0, particularly from one ceun-
,rnrr Tie Capta.n q! vessel returning from yVf axe
5und that his wife had deserted @ he ECt crazy ana I've
@ ar ,Tc yeafs ci:e ards thI Iomb sccpng IN one o Tive
cOitiHS. ,.,. ., -, " ~,
Vn ~, ie,andant said the pant accused Ms W hs cl
en-, of entering premises. and turning oct me aw li o"
er-Ne sad Mr. Dew. plead not guilty aad; ;hey have not
scwn that we nuy have had pos>>ion lhe Ioud
considered L necessary writ Oi eg;tmeut. D"ioe decut
AMI can have verdict and rendered against HIM iol
plain 10 shcw that be has po>se-son ani uJt3 "lioGs
such from the cwner. i uO:sii, wCs submitted To-
GEORGE 4. SANDEs and JAMES MoRRIsoN W.
Nv NJ IlowvLL-'ihe plaintiff. owners oi noGtins
ik ,nore near klend the foot OF Jefenon street,
Fast River Which ,hcy connected With tef ou'ln-s ~
,pca pcutcrs Il srzed together with ~" chhn cubs.
&c connected with IT, Feb. as'. 10y ohcef howell pnde
Landlords warrant rent IL repsvineL ana the pre-
Sen; action brou the question Puin' contend tat
not being on the bulkhen but IA the water, II could mol be d
strained upon tor The case VIII be fesrined tomorrow
forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

" have heard suggested by many the propnety o gvin.
the Delegates Baltimore Convention warm
their return from the Convention There are many Oh me
vii never have another opportunity Of doing while there
are many who very rarely the City Cannot
be done am sure the Wings New York would greet hel
brother Wh did they know IN what n msans sa s He News The
Wings OF New-York through your valuable columns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

THE CANAL TRADE AND ToLLs-The number
Of clearances from Albany on Saturday. was 6b,
the amount of toll received about S4,700.
The first boat through fran Bufai0.-The
EMBLEM, Cap; HNMMoND of the Western Trans
poE,a,lon Company, arrived at Albany at 4 ?.
NJ, on Saturday-being the first boat through
with cargo OF "A tons, consisting OF ashes, beef,
and wool. The boat was unloaded, reloaded,
and cleared the same evening.
The first boats from Rochester, were the BAN
COR, of the Western Transportation Company,
and the GRAMFus, OF Rochester, of the Clinton
Line. They arrived on Friday.
The Buffalo Daily Courier of Friday an
nounces the arriva! OF the first boat through from
.il5any, the PLYMOUTH, Capt. PALMER; and re-
presents the canal as in the finest navigable con,
dition throughout the entire line.
The Cars TAIL may be seen sticking on,
about feet from the following, cut t,om the
Loco Foco Philadelphia Times:
at is reported on good authority tha, a letter
from Mr.. Clay has been received at Washington,
expressing in decided terms his opposition 10 the
Treaty for the Annexation OF Texas 10 the United
States. Ii so, lis publication will ruin him IN the
South"
There's the game. Ruin mr.. Clay at the
South is the whole object. We begin 10 believe
the whole thing an arran. humbug, never intend
ed or seriously expected to succeed.
Richmond Star.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

IL The authorities OF Edenton. \. c. have
mterdicted communication between the people OF
tha, place aud Elizabeth City, IN consequence OF
the small pox N the latter town.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

CT Bowen WHITING of Geneva has been con,
irmcd by the Senate as Circuit Judge of the 7th
Judicial District of this State, in the place ol
Judge Mose!y resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

r A town meeting has been called IN nor.
walk, Conn, to deliberate upon the project i'' .
railroad from Bridgeport to the Harlem ROAD
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

DRuyyEsEss AND CRiME.-On Saturday after
noon George Fitzpatrick, man about 80 years
of age, was examined before Justice Baldwin and
committed to prison to await his trial. for as
saut on his aged mother. 1t appears that FizPat-
rick had been drunk the previous night, and was
still intoxicated, when some misunderstanding
with his mother took place. and he was thrown
into most violent passion. The mother fled and
the inluria;cd son pursued her with an iron bar
in his hand. lie overlook her in the seed and
flower store of Nlr. McNamara near the Court
House. where he struck her blow across the
forehead, which lccd her to the floor, and nearly
deprived her Of her senses. AT the time OF tho
examination she was unable 10 attend, and We
understand that if the bar had struck her little
higher on her forehead 1t would have instantly
caused her death. Newark Post yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
CnRONER,S OFrlCE.

DRowNED.-'lhe Coroner held an inquest on the
body o mn unknown man. who iound floating IN the doc
off pier No J. North RIVER supposed 10 be the man who tell
overheard rUm coasting vessel Verdict oud drowned
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

IL The new steamer Union, constructed
upon Hunters plan, has been permitted by the
Navy Department to make trip down the Poto-
mac for the purpose OF exh bltlng her peculiar ad
vantagcs to members of Congress and officers of
the Government. The members Of both HOUSES,
chiefs Of bureaus and officers of the Army, Navy
and Marine corps, arc invited to the passage IN
her on the excursion.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
a,nl:non.ions OF Jurors.

NrssRs Eplrogs: How much property may pos.
.e:. and ye, keep his name of the jury Lst
In other words. wHat nIe tho necessary Cu2hncaohs io
Juror Court Of Record!
Yours. JUSTICE.
Rep,y--The Revised Statutes provide that
the Town or Ward officers, in selecting Jurors,
sshal take the names only of such as are of the
age of twenty -one years or upwards, and under
sixty years old, who are at the time assessed for
personal property belonging to them in their own
right, to the amount of two hundred and fifty
dollars, or who shall have a freehold estate in
real property in the County, belonging to them
in their own right, or in the right of their wives
to the value OF one hundred and fifty dollars"
Thus far in answer to our correspondent. For
the information Of all interested, we add, that the
Revised Statutes require the Court 10 excuse a
citizen from serving as Juror "whercver it shall
appear that, for any reason, the interests OF the
public or of the individual Juror will be materi-
ally injured by such attendance, or his own
health, or that Of any member of his family, re-
oures his absence from Court"
RELIGIOUS STATISTICS OF SOME OF THE PRINcI-
PAL DENOMINATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES. The
following Statistics have been furnished US by
fiend, compiled from the Missionary Herald for
May
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

DISTURBING TEMPERANCE MEETiNG.-Ycs-
terday afternoon, while lecturer was holding
forth at Temperance meeting i'll the vicinity OF
Vine-strect, body of drunken sailors came UP
and attempted by threats, and the use Of profane
language, to compel the meeting to disperse. Al
ter good deal of parleyng the tars were at length
induced 10 go away, and the business of the meet
inp went on as before Phil. Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

u {" FL Siglio,'a Mexican paper, publishes
an excellent project Of law having for It's object
the cleansing Mexico of robbers-so numerous IN
all parts of it. BY this, every individual, what
ever may be lis age and condition. is called upon
to furnish the authorities on or before the LIST of
July, I644, an account Of the manner in which
he gains livelihood, &C. Pity such law were
not in force in some more enlightened Govern.
mcnts of which we wot
rs, Iouis Eve Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
By This Mornings Mail.
Old Virginia T!
Editorial Correspondence
~ ADrli

W.sutNGroS. ApTli sosh. ~ l. VI.
am informed that Postmaster General WICK
Life has returns from various parts OF Virginia by
todsy,s mails, which he says render eeriai" d
Wing majority Of ten on JOINT ballot huzza Tor
the Old Dominion H' o.
VrRcly1A.-The only additional return we have
bv the Mail, this morning, is the full Totc oil Eau
,u;.r county-as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

~ David Mcguire, pilot of the steamboat De
Soto. against whom true bill has been found IN
the e. ). Circuit Court, on the charge nf having
by negligence, misconduct or inattentlon caused
The death of several persons by drowning, fur
nishcd bail yesterday to NJ. NJ. Cohen, U. 5, Com.
missioner, with two securities, in the sum OF
S5 900 each. -. P!cayunc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

BUCKINGHAM.
Correspondence OF The Tribune;
BrcHNGHAM c. II. a5th April. lsii
GEN1LEMEN-I state as far as heard from, the
Wings have succeeded in this County by about
seventy majority. One precinct TO be heard from,
which will not materially change the result The
Wing Senator will certainly be elected in the Dis
tric,-he is SO ahead in this County.
Very respectfully.
MONONGALIA.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
MoRaAsrowS. Va. 18th April, ISL
GENTLEMEN: Our election was held yesterday
for the House of Delegates. give you as far as
received-six Districts heard from.
Pncs. tWl Wade X !
;ioIgantoHn' ..'-.--.-.-..........s45
Jacksonville ...........,.... q lQ
oi
Sinaiield ........... ....
BacSsvl4e. y %
Warren n..................... S
Total StS
Nade's majority ................. al
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

SuIcIDE.-The individual who was arrestedson
Thursday for the murder OF his wife at No. l57
Old Levce street, whose name is John b. Cum
mings alias George b. West, cut his throat III
prison last evening at about O'clock lie was
discovered by some of the other prisoners, who
gave the alarm, and physician was cent for,
who applied the usual means to his wound and
prolonged his existence till this morning, when he
died. He gave himself a horrible wound and
turned the knife round several times i'll his throat
Ike screw. ~. o. Courier, April 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

Oe The JuNlus Tracts can be had in any
quantity at the Baltimore Convention al Cushing
& Brothers. Bookstore, 206 Baltimore street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

rs- The Tribune VIII be regularly 'et ell IN eie ~ ~
of Irf ,prlPlIIA on the arrival oi the car py
name and residence with Zeiber y Co No lrnss , 9s,S
Pr,re Ettsen Cents per ueek. Single copies ce"s' '
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

AssAuLr-A CITIZEN SrABnED.-On Saturday
morning last an alteration took place at the Ken
yon House, between traveller and young man
named Davis respectable citizen o.! our town,
during which the former made an assault upon
the latter and stabbed him with dirk. We are
happy, however. in being able to state that the
wound is not considered dangerous. The assall-
ant voluntarily gave himself up to an officer was
taken before Justice Cotton, and after lnvestiga-
ton had, was required to give bail in the sum OF
$4,000 for his appearance at Court, IN default OF
which he was committed to the County jail. As
the case will doubtless undergo full lnvestga-
ton by our Court of Common Pleas, we iorbear
comment. Mt Vernon (Ga) Times.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

% Laugh and grow fat. m old adage-end never ever hSye W
gentleman has pat.onizcd Peaes every evening ioi
The three and he now weigh; ten ponc' NOR
performers all 10, ono shilling j, Fat and no nus STEAK.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

u n. II. Morton, charged with larceny, land
connected with the Mcdaniel party in the mur-
der of Chavis) has been found guilty. The pun
ishment is fine and imprisonment, at the dlscre-
ton Of the Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

~ Splendid Attractions at the American Museum nciu
ding Ginn, GGntc.s, Wax Figures. Lipey ouegt a niu.
ing II is cnuug gh TO ull houses TO say that Nishe
Nj Cole Air Lynch. Miss AdaH and Others Hppeai po"
.,iaT-n.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

HsRRIp MuRDER.-We noticed some days ago
in the Clarksve Chronicle, q notice relating to a
ll.llc girl Of Mr.. Hunter, Of that place, supposed
TO have been drowned or lost. Within the last
day or so, however, rumors have reached here
that the child (about II years old was found IN
the river on trout lnc-havlns been III urdered.
Her step mother is now on trlal-suspclon beng
strongly attached in that quarter The child It
appears, was stabbed in tho side with par oil
scissors Nashville Gaz. Ap. 20.