New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-08

gresS in the counties from which wehaye returns
as compared with the corresponding vote al the
regular State Election last Octobar. VIZ:
Cyngsess-J4a. -. Congrets-O., y,
Counties Cisaeh II sanford L seph.S, y Ss"i =
Richmond .,.....155 $50 $50 550
Chatham .......710 6t4 73i ga
Etiingha.n lip 80 100 %
Talialerro -. 1913 &c i26 40
Morgan .........4l3 269 425 AZ
Baldwin. .262 325 356 3la
Columbia ......247 ii 335 Isl
Burke. ll5 235 1875 $50
Co.'S ..... 1897 1903 1851 $500
Wing majority, 264. Do. IN Oct LIS.
Shepherds minority over Stark in Octobe, IN
the whole State was 1850. Gen. Cl;nchs per.
sonal strength lies in the other end OF the State
II would seem to be clear case.
o. The Wings of Berks Co.. Pa, held
large and enthusiastic meeting at Reading on the
I'd inst. Resolutions III favor Of Mr. CLAY 10,
President and Judge BANEs for Governor were
adopted by unanimous vote of the Convention.
John 5. Richards, ESQ, Editor of Berks and
Schuylkil Journal, was appointed Delegate to the
Baltimore Convention.
The Johnsoa men held meeting the day pre-.
vious and rejected a resolution agreeing TO 20 for
the Loco Foco nominee of The Baltimore Con.
vention.
TGxAs.-The Picayune has Texan papers 10
Dec. 23d. The Congress OF the Republic was
in session. Mr. Z. Ncwry was elected Speaker
to the House Gen Houston compliments
France, the United States and Great Britain,
especially the latter, for their efforts 10 end the
hostiIitics between Mexico and Texas.
The President complains Of an iniraction OF
the revenue laws by the citizens OF the United
States in the neighborhood OF Red River, and Of
the conduct of Capt. Cook to Col. Snively He
represents the treaties with the Western Indian
tribes as iavorably progressing. For the present
year there will be q small surplus in the Treasu.
~. He says:
II is estimated that but about thirteen thousand
dollars of these bills [Exchequerl are now in cru-
lation.
And he adds:
The Executive believes that one of the strongest
supports TO our currency Will be the exclusion by
law from circulation within our limits. after some
given PERIOD say three months, OF all foreign bank
paper.
In connection with this, he recommends the pro-
hbiton and suppression by statute of every de.
scripton of paper in the character OF bank, mdivd
ual or corporation notes issued within the Repub-
lie and intended or used for circulation currency
Notwithstanding the mischievous and utterly
groundess publications upon this subject, emanat-
inc from some Of. our public journals, the good
faith of the nation will finally be thoroughly yindi-
Gated By the redemption OF every dollar tor which
stands pledged.
He recommends to Congress the total repeal Of
all laws heretofore enacted authorizing the negota.
ton of foreign loans. and calls upon Congress 10
devise some method for enabling the officers of the
Government to enforce the laws and execute their
! duty He makes no reference whatever TO the Navy
or Commodore Moore. He suggests that fund be
placed in the hands Of the Executive, that should
the negotiations with Mexico not terminate AMIGA.
| bv, would enable him 10 be prepared for the con-
tlngencv
FROM BrEyos AYREs AID INTERCHANGEABLE
! learn from Capt Bcarse, OF the bark Potomac, who
arrived last evening from Buenos Ayrcs, that the
army under Gen Orbe were pressing hard on the
CITY Of Montcvideo and il was thought he would
soon Get possession az the inhabitants were in
state of starvation and could not possibly hold out
mnch longer, unless relieved. There were a great
mmbcr Of French residents who had taken part with
the Nontevideans. The French Commodore had
published circular, in which he stated that they.
could not be protected by the rench Government
thew intertered in the affairs OF the country. num-
her of them had already been taken by Gen. Orloe
and executed in most balbarous manner.
The Enterprise was, Tor the time beng, bearing
the broad pendant of Commodore Daniel Turner
who was on visit of few weeks duration 10
Buenos Avres, to investigate the case OF the amer
can ship Herald seized some time since by Ao,
miral Brown for trading in contraband Goods; ana
was condemned BY the Admiralty Court o! The Ar
gcntnc Republic as u legal prize Commodore
Turner had already succeeded in eilectmg i'ef re-
lease having had an audience with Governor no.
sas upon the subject.
The Columbus Ship of the Line, Capt Cooper
and Columbia Frgatc, Capt. Shubrlck, were lying
off Monte Video.-All well. Journal Coni'
BERMuDA-Thc Charleston papers have bef'
muda intelligence a little later than we have re-
ccived, but there is no news Of Importance
CITY INT ELI G E nee.
MONDAY.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER. Before Judge
KEyr and Aid. WooDHULL aud EiMoSs
William Ieitga and George ho!rausch were
broug. up this morning for t-ia but on m2on the Gauss
farther postponed to next week.
William Jones, charged with the murder OF James
Doyle was lIfgnei and plead Net Guilty. HIS u'ai wa
also set down fer week.
g Seigle whom we have spoken OF as having
been arrested at Syracuse for shooting Blake anu