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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-01
THE BATTLE.


We are inexpressibly gati6ed to perceive that the
Republican party does not relort calumny for calum
ny, SANDER for SANDER forgery for forgery, on the
Wing party. Let the Wings resort TO such foul
means to sustain desperate cause.-the Democratic
cause can never be in desperate condition. as long
as tho People are free, and desire to remain free.
Besides, the Wings will undoubtedly find the en-
ployment of such base means as forgery, misrepre-
sentaiion, and falsehood, losing business. The
vrtuous and intelligent reader is sure to despse the
party which, having itself no intrinsic merits to claim
his confidence only endeavors to create prejudices
against the opposition by contemplate fabricatons
Tho Republican party finds no necessity for in
duging in any dishonorable subterfuges and preVari
cations. 1t has only to array its principles and mea-
sures, against those of the enemy, thus
Opposition to a United States Bank.
Opposition 10 the adjustment of the Veto.
Opposition to Distribution.
Opposition to Assumption.
Oppositionlto grinding prohibitory Tariff.
Opposition to british Encroachments.
Advocacy of the Immediate Annexation of Texas
Advocacy of the Immediate possession of Oregon
Advocacy of a Just Tariff, and an Economical Adj
minis,ralion of the Government.
Such grounds these must be impregnable in our
Republic-and the Republican party has only 10
maintain them firmly, to succeed at tie approaching
election by overw helmng and crushing majority
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-01

MALiGNITY TOWARDS GENERAL JAoKsos.-ln the
coon procession of Tuesday night, there was trans
parency caricauring the Old Hero of the Hermitage,
and representing him carry ing an ass on his shout
ders Ii Ia Infamous thus to exhibit the form of that
old soldier, whose body has been barred 10 the as.
saus Of the foreign enemy, and who has always led
our army TO glorious victory The conqueror at
New Orleans of the victorious British legions at
Waterloo, caricatured by the blue-light, Hartford
Convention, Daniel Webster party is surprising
shameful, and deserves the hearty execraton of eve
ny pa riot-Bat. Rep.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-01
Fold Chsaaaga . aonlns iOl 'Rs Oaan4F''

rod ChsnAngs is coming ios 'hs bsnnar.'
POLK and Dallas Club--Shelburne-"
ITO tho murdered Cilley"
Smyrna Polkers on hand"
"Upperyiile IN the field
"No repeal of the Veto power"
Columbus came well represented in that delegation,
was borne a large Hickory Tree, hrnIy inserted IN q
six horse wagon about twelve feet above .he wagon
the Tree orked into two limbs at the junction Of the
limbs with the body ofthe platform was built,
surmounied by small circular frame, covered with
red cloth. In this stood small boy carrying ban
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-01
clark, from the tombs, doleful sound

PaoEcTING ENGlSE.--The New York True Sun
gives the following description of newly invented
engine for the discharge of cannon balls by mecbani-
cal power. II was tried at the New York Arsenal,
in the presence of Col. Bankhead, and number OF
invited guess:
"The engine is about the size of flour barrel, and
may he thus described: There is vertical wheel
which IS turned by two men with cranks This wheel
cogs INTO horizontal wheel in steel case, at sde
of Which Gaze, in iaDgentia line, Is fastened tube
like musket barrel with large bore, having sights
and being adjusted TO lis mark by appropriate machi-
merry. In he centre of this case and on the top OF
is a number of spertures in circle through which
the balls are passed into the upper and horizontal
wheel.
| "The machinery being set in motion, the balls are
whired around in The upper wheel, revolving wv ce
eiore they enterthe tube. In this experiment, the
large, about five feet square, completely r'ddlsd
at distance of so feet. Our readers " III perceive
that such projectile would be very powerful aux
Hilary naval land engagement, and it is the OPT
MON of General Storms that is deserving Of the pa
tronOge OF the nation
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-01


ols snooiutn,sot was 10 address the democracy OF
Cincinnati at the Fifth street Market House that
evening
The Enquirer says, the procession 'rehed up 'ne
north side of the market space -eouniefmsloheo 70
the right and again TO the LETT and so on uouoHng
inwards 10 the stand each time, and looking inu'sor-
badly grand in It's fiery consolutons "hsh hi hau
got into the square the whole was halted ana sueh
mass Of men, we undertake TO say, never Was on
that ground at one time before. IL was nearly hhed
throughout No one would estimate the number al
less than 6tlssn 10 heenty Jipe thousand
The venerable Moses Dawson presided and INTRO.
duced To the multitude Gansevoort Melville, fsY oil
New York MIR. Melville bad been preceded oy
high reputation as public speaker, which he trium
phanty sustained. The place-the presence OF sueh
wilderness of glaring lighs-the sitting smoke lbey
emitled-and the irrepressible enthusiasm Oh me
great concourse were all uniavoraoie 10 wen I'll
gested and connected speech YET tbe great phy
power and cearness OF intellect oil MI mei"iIe,
iriumphed over all these difficulties. AL ihe wing
meeting, with far inferior numbers, and less ihan ha
the torches the speaker was unable 10 pioceed ana
the meeting shortly broke up. We much regfet mat
Mr.. M could not have been heard under more ia'oi
able circumstances. We could not get M ar enough
IN hear for ourselves but were told by those who
were that The effort was marked by brilliant eio-
quence, profound argument and irresistible homor
throughout Mr. Melville several time signihed a
wish to stop, but the crowd cheered him on until he
had touched upon and exhausted every topic, when
the meeting adourned and the people, to the number
of thousand escorted him to his hotel, and leit HIM
with peal upon peal of hearty cheers.
We, as came down street from the Market
Space. where thousands Of democrats were still
cheering on he eloquent Melville, and few steps
above the conner of Fourth and Maine, saw about
thirty persons, with a flag labelled 81 Glee Club, "
singing,
Wake up, Wings, all come along,
For Harry Clay we III 90 Il siIong.n
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-01

On Tuesday evening last the Democracy OF Cincin
mai, inspIrited by The cheering new. from M,ins
turned out in procession several thousand strong with
torch lights, banners, and transpsrcnces, to welcome
Gsnsevoort Melville, Of New York, who. BY preyi.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
ARRIVED.

AkklN EI.
shp Lyons, Ran. Of i''lowei L days from Aplaeieo
smp paacaa DasGet, 10 days from iI4aciicoIn,
ParSet .hip siive de r,sse Thompson Hayre 9Th Of
VI rcn lnile-to 70. lnas;,9n saI-d Ia CO with 'hs
B,k R-0rmI ryou, iG days from Mobile TO Strrsrs
B,s eia1 Ca,e Of North Yarmouth % day, from ro,s-
M-,us. u,f,i- ryer. loading for NfofA-
Bns stitfa, Babb.se ST Marks via key West, 10Th
Bug Madison Hoey from savannah and 'iee
BsS Lisonis, Hamilton u day, from ,pllleheO. cotton
B r,4n,. web>.-r Of ,,or.i g. mouth q day, rom
T'0blsco hides Ac 10 Nssinih y W isi.
B.i >a,. rman, 27days lr F5ro Cabello eoif-- Sc,
81: 5'loI' Laii. henderson Of rom,on q day, from New
Brs liza, Krnury oi Warm Ne lslay. from Orleans,
Sehf Nsysrf Gag OF Kpe,,ou I'm ST Cro, End and
Is ds lfn - homas, '--,r, 70 fosters X \les-f,on
sehr Ftuu Brewster. 2 dey' from Port au Pune-, coee
seir Merchant Stevens, IL is I'M Franklin, La ,nola,.r,
sct1 Joba s.naieott Van krlp radephi,, coal lis
jail y echaek
>chr tharo,t- Wsseou, Wilmington y val stores
:, hr LOUISA. L--',. fn'lad-i, hri e"d1-
Scia i' AisrieS, PamyiI S.wb-ru Nc naval stores
sehr Isabella J-Hs's9a bsi"io9,. NJ. naval stores
>cir lhons, Merri,on. shlrp, Phllad-lphia coal.
echr hnrd. G"od"in, 2, da5a nom Aux ayes. co-, to
lhlm Marine
VIZ Council Baker 20 ,,s tlou ST Jasod Cuba u-a,
se', y;rorsr Beaa-tt Eu,e.,yau from Wilmington, D-I
scit " ,iensu f,om;D-,n,~. oysters, hsunJ to Boston
ste-miuat Thomas salmon. husn htiiest.l VA SmHh
town. T., Norfolk aud N4teh1puugG iHl-t, the
The ,chr Nidr of Bnstp ifom Safitenlior N-wI ors
pa'tatp Al-'eapuro irl win los o DICK oi II oss-
loss boom. Also ,aw 49, schrwth loss Of for
hsai bound y The h,s vSprnene-, yrry
we4ii'-f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

THE CHURCH CoSTKovgRsY.-A powerful ms
ale has been hurled amongst the already excited
corobatants in the arena of Church controversy,
by the publication here Of the Notes on Episco-
pacy' by Thos. VIM Marshall, Curate Of Swal-
IowcEfe and Anstey, Salisbury, England. This
book is introduced to the American public by
Rev. J. VI. Wainwright. Coniroversialst al
ready widely known by his letters on the cues
ton Can there be Church without Bishop
in manner calculated give full force and effect
to the barbed arrows hurled 50 pIentliully by the
English disputant We have read portion OF
the work in question, aud find ii bitter and strong
enough to suit the most excited ,empers, while II
is undeniaby written with great talent and pro-
found controversial skill ID. d. Appleton n
Co. 200 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

\ FAMILY MURDERED BY THE fNnuss.-A
correspondent in the Choctaw Nation, writes Us
as follows
| have just received letter from Col Upshaw
da;ed the Isl instant stating that some ten days
before that time, two men, one woman, and two
children had been Killed on the Trinity IN Texas,
about 90 miles from the ChlckeSaw Agency. by
Indians Of what nation Is not known, but supDo-
sed 10 belong 10 some Of the wandering Tribes,
north of and near the Red River. The bodies
were literally Gu; 10 pieces. The woman was
.nuulated in manner TOO shocking 10 be inspect
ed 1t Is supposed that two boys who are MS
sing, have been captured by the same party.
Van Buren, Ak Intel. March 10th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

SECOND MAY CoNvENrIoN.-We learn that the
place selected by the General Committee OF AZ
rangemen,s for the oung Mems Wing National
Convention OF Ratification, IS Canton : the Com
mit,ee having found that Greenwood the place
heretofore announced, IS not - well calculated a.
was a, first thought, for accommodating comfort
ably, the large number Of persons that are expect
ed 10 be prrsen; or that occasion. Canton is the
place :, which the great Convention OF lo40 was
held Baltimore Patriot.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
I,,.r from france and the Continent

The Silyie DE- Grasse, HARE packet a.
red Yesterday, NTH Pans and Hevre dates 10
March s, her day Of sailing. There Is net masn
OF interest IN the p4pe's.
We have already announced that regular 4ad
cirec. Inc Of post.oiice PACKETS was n =
established between Marsellles, Malta and Az
andria The Director General Of The Post y
fee has lust issued gormal notice OF the tact
and statlny that thee are TO be four steamers
viz..r E1vp,us. VOslris. le Care. end PAiexan-
dria each OF two hundred horse power. The first
nseke, y.s TO have lett M2r=elies yesterday, and
| there viii be one fron the same port on the 4ih
Of everv month. 1t wiIl touch at Malta on the
7ib. and arrive at Alexandra on the Eth lhe
royage bornewald will BE- effected N the same
time.
Mos,o the Pans journals recur to the discus
-ion in the Chamber OF Deputies on the affair Of
Tahiti. The most remarkable article Is that OF
the Presse. ewing 10 the decided part that II
takes in support OF the Ministry, after having 90
long opposed II on every question on winch the
government evinced desire to maintain good
understanding with England.
The Moniieur states, from Stockholm, 10Th
ult. that the King of Sweden was IN degree
better, but no; out OF danger.
The Universal German Gazette states from
Bonn. in Prussia. tha, an address Of congratuls-
ton to Mr. O'Conne is getting up IN several
towns of Germany, and that the lists Of names
are TO be sent to Professor Walter, OF Bonn. 10 be
forwarded by him to Mr.. O'Connell.
A Madrid letter Of the Path states that the wiic
OF Bonnet the head ofthe insurrection at Alicant,
who resided at Tcruel, has been arrested and
thrown INTO dungeon.
Letters from Alicant. OF February 90 say that
the bombardment OF the town was commenced,
partially, on that day. Provisions were becoming
scarce the blockade beng rigidIy kept up, and 1t
was thought that the insurgents would surrender
before many days.
The Augsburg Gazette states from =. Peters
burg that the Russian Cabinet manItes's a great
disposition to accord with the foreign policy OF the
Cabinet Of Vienna, and particularly a. regards
the question OF Span.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

In packet ,hip Siirie 4. GLlss: from Harrs-Nlts
Mrs New.ud OF Phi43rPh,- nd % IN ti, ,trr,ise %
I b,i- Mod son from SdrgnuGaAsl nibnls samuel
Dihb- 4 y Beckvith Ch RE, S:oneh H-aTy stonehill-
a' nv ~ III, ssT ,,rF,,S rom Porto CaysQo-G sork
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

TkrE BkSFyoLENcE.-Those who have read the
late Mr. Dunlap'> History OF the Arts OF Design,
may remember, saws the Commercial, an interesting
anecdote related by him conserving hiusel aud mn
unknowu bencacIo Al time when he was 10
pecuniars distress, on coming home one night he re-
cei,ed from his wife letter which had been lett At
the door bya stranger vino said no answer was rs-
CURED He opened the letter and found within IL a
bank mole for hundred dollars, accompanied by 4
few lines ntrna,ing that the git was sent from
above, and signed Charles Brockden Brown. Mr..
Duuap never discovered the donor, and went 10 ms
grave in ignorance But the secret Is al last dis
closed. Mr.. CInch announces that he was the
ssent IN The transaction, and that hs principal was
the late Henry Eckiofd.
Ih novelist whose biography N!t Dual4, had WIKI L
~ L.lr -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

F,RE.-About one O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, The Grocery store, No % Orange street,was
Set fire 10 by black man. but slight damage
done The man was taken by the watch and
safely lodged IN The Tombs.
a Weolen Factory is to be erected.at Auburn
with capital OF $4,000 dollars in shares OF fity
dollars each.
II 4 company OF L, $. troops has again been
ordered to Fort Kent on the ST. Jehn's River. Ne,
f" jones BERRY, VI. d. has recently been ap-
pointed POSTMASTER s, Riceville, Fui;on County.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

DrpIoRABlY OCCURRENCE.-AA uniortunais
event occurred Mondsy morning at Twelve Mlir
Grove, - miles West OF Rockford. person by
the name OF Andrews had preGmpton nsht 10 a
uact 0, land which he had occupied ior some ears
and upon which he had Just erecteGa house. How
ever, an individual named Morris Pearce. either
through fraud mistake Of the land officers,
procured certificate tor the tract and ayo"ed
his determination 10 take possession, lie accord
inglv repaired with three others by the o, SUN
net all armed, 10 the house bull, BY Andrews. and
they sntrenched themselves in il, barycading the
doors, &c. The neighbors generally, regarding
Andrews as the righiiul possessor OF the land tooN
part with him and some twenty OF them armed
themselves with niles, Nc and proceeded 10 The
scene OF acton.
A gun wa fred from the house, when three dis
charges immediately took place from the outside
bali trom one OF the guns hit Pearce, passing
through his heart and also through an arm OF ons ol
the Summers. Pssicc Instantly jumped out OF The
window ran shout ten iee,, and dropped down dead,
Another bs srascd the forehead OF one ot the SaEi-
uersIPsarce LETT wife and three children. 4 Coro-
ners INQUEST was soon after held, but the verdict 81
the Jury had not been made Known She2 our iaior-
mant left The Sheriff had proceeded 10 arrest the
psrties, and they were bc taken 10 Rockford ioF
examination. l.hicSSo tNpFeSS-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

LYRIC GKMs-Edi,cd by Rev. $. T. smith,
This is collection Of original and select Sacred
Poetry, and is truly named for it contains the
gems of this class OF composition. To the lover
OF serious Poetry ii gives in small compass some
of the finest short Poems in the language, NJ.
H. Newman, 1919 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

SINGULAR fAcr.-On FRIDAY evening, al the close
OF DR.. Buchanans Lecture at Marlboro Chapel, the
Rev. Mr. Kent made interesting ,latement OF the
various effects which hc had experienced III con=e
queuce OF Dr.Buchanan's experiments upon himself
and OF the Influences which ne had lei, upon touch
ins letters. Ii appeared from his narrative thathe
possessed very high degree OF impressbility, and
that letter frequently affected him according to lis
character.
The Rev. sir. Pierpont then requested Mr.. Kent
to undergo an experiment upon the spot Tor the par
pose OF displaying or testing this peculiar susceptI-
blity, and produced letter which he wished Mr.
h to hold Tor the purpose OF determining It's inlu-
encc. Mr.. X. consented and held the letter be-
tween his hands without knowing any thing OF its
character contents. ln iew momcnt- he formed
decided opinion, and declared the writer was on"
who wrote under the iufuence OF angry feelings
was AFRAID 10 speak ont openly, aul ashamed 10 show
HIMSELF The letter opened and read 10 the
audience. 1t proved 10 be an abusive anonymous
letter Some other poiutS have SINCE been mentioned
by Mr. H. which may possibly lead 20 the discoy-
erv os the writer. Boston Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

IN PURSUANCE OF an order ot the SURROGATE
VI the C9uay oi New Nol \ot,.e - he,ey S>en q AZ
,r,u h,,,n,. ci,us tseuNt ISAAC H. NlLSpN late eI
IN. ~ t New ork Clerk, DECEASED I" present me 'Nne
viii de vouchers thereof e tesnbs ef 81 '> eSIruee
~ pou,utcL street the GUY oi NV "Fe, on oI b-iors
th, sI.htenh jane urSt-D,rs New % = n: lota
uaf ~ ',.t,,. - AlmmlStstOc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

NJ The late Rev Mr. Allen, OF Boston, has
leR all his property valued a, $4,000 to the So
cie,y OF which he was pastor, with the condition,
however, tha, they shall continue to support :
prsache, of Unitarian sentiments. In case of fail
ure to do 50, the property is to go to the Divinity
School at Cambridge. National -tgis
B- The dwelling, snloke-house and small ne
FRO bow belonging 10 Enoch Hunter, 81 Rocky Fork
Township, 80. were DESTROYED by hTe recently,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

wgBsrgR's SrEecH-Mark H. Newman, 1879
Broadway, has pubhshed IN very handsome style
the admired Speech et Mr Webster before the L.
S. Supreme Court, in the great Girard viii case.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

B~ A new PoRTR,rr OF HENRY CLAY on sIeel'
very fine and spirited, has been published by Van
Amvinse Il BiNby, ) Park Row, intended, We lee
lieve, for future editions OF their (slaloy 81 Lie
and Speeches OF Henry Clay We have seen no
thing finer in lis way.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

u The Magazine Tor The Million is recsiy
ed from Burgess 4 Stringer. There Is little oi
sinal matter in ii, and not much to condemn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

IN PURSUANCE ot an order oi The SutroSate OF
IN, County Of New Yos uos Is h.rs5y gis,H T. AZ E
80. b,v,n. cl,im> aEsiust BENJAMIN Is. EDWARDS,
lt Of hs ,nf New York physician, dsc'ase ' pt'en
ill., ,,ns " t the vouchers thsro ~ the >uhSctio+r ~ neg
~ c,-prr of lSr,,away aud 1th street. IN the tiy o
Nv, York m or t-tor- the ,hi DAY OF junr newt
40, 's, s,s NANCY :, EDWARDS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

IN pursuance Of an order ot the Surrogate o the
l. County of New York. Notice = hereby all per
sons claims sgain>t Eikn tnhrrhr the city OF New
York widow deceased present the with th- Nonchen
thereof the subscriber, ,hr office OF William H. Boslr
ius No City lsii Place IA the city Of New York On
before 'r 18Th da of May Dated New York tr ih
Iay of November 1853 ABRM. SALTER,
4 Nj I.r u Ill aArlt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

TIE COMPLETE FLoEsr.-.\s Spring begins TO
whisper with rosy lips, the lover of Nature IN
both Town and Country hes HIM 10 the fields OF
his more restricted and therefore more ,hckly
studded fower.walk, aud watches the develop
ments of the Young and teeming Season with fond
so!icitude. In these delightful and loy.lmpartlng
processes. whose pains are SO richly crowned. Art
can still as ever render Nature the most important
service and assistance; and to those who know
this truth and would profit Of such knowledge,
we cordially recommend tins little sesson.book,
The Complete FLORIST The mtormatlonit cou-
tains is invaluable Burgess y Stringcr.)
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE

ELLIOT. BURNAP S BABCOCK are con-
Il s:aatT suF7iIrt ;h large and general assoFt-at oi
PAPERS Sa1t-d - al dTsrcEts OF t- :Eat- aaous c
The following Haboada eoor-d P1I-s5 graz y,rt:
Bosna CopTe7ls= rai-s. q supsr'af G94fY Book sa4
News Printing! Cap L-.rr Folio Po; ant Blank Book pa
prs Fria-rs Co.a-Is' an Ca-.s-.k-rz' Rszs- Ba4ft,;
Druggist H.6~aT- and Cloth Pss-s; Binders sad TrsRk
BoarGx. Shrs.ae< aad Wravpirs Pa.-,s &c- ac-
aa;-E.aake-s .z97ed with al ksda OF stock sad
riass. .e9 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

IN PURSUANCE q! au order ol iac Surrogate
80, .I,,ins CLAIMS, a. amt JOHN G. tELLEBRANDr,
,te OF the Civ OF NsNaf Grocer deceased 70 p-'sHt
H. s,s with the vouchers thSr-s Ia the subscht ~ ms
rlnrs y, 2l7 Iisrry-strrc the tlt OF New York ,ua
~, bst,r The wsut,ih ,y ot SIay reNtDat,d Ncw-N OK
The >syrnfrrnthdiy OF N0ytmh.r, lGlJ
utS iNw6m' II. hILLilfN NF..', N"u''"''N'p'.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

IN PURSUANCE Of An Order Of the Surrogate
of III, County of $NosL, uotic" h.'-by gwen t. al
.srs having claims ag,ISt ibrah,m tnurSrn late ~ ie
c,ty oi New YoIS urnm. -csaed, 10 present The" sam,
with the vouchers thereof tr SuhScIibcti q. his place
business, No Front street m the city oi Nr"i Ok
beor, The rnth day of Arul ueNt. Dated Ne"-Nor th
~ i,Msm. GEksIINM II COuNSEN. E,eeulor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

IN PURSUANCE. ot an Order ot the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYork notice h-iby gwen 70 al
city i\wN oTk gentleman deceased 20 present the 'Iue with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber II her residence, W
80 If Newly crk, burs Is ltA
Jay Of April Dated NewN,k, The lh day ofociobe
l8tj. ELl!AbEiu Sht.KN oOp. f'"chtIh'
.,IJ laN t,ps
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF ths Surrogate
o the conntg ot New.Yofk. Notice IS hereby gyen al
of the city OF Sew York rr~l,-i 10 p,s,t The sA
thr thereof the ,ubscfibef, t office Of Edmuh
: Deny No. l21 Fulton The ty o S-W ioGk,
b~lor- the trs, y Of Jnr nst Dated Nsw-iofk. III, IN
diY OF November. lsil.
~ nML,l WlLLIAM McERArIl Nlmlnlsrfatn,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

Wgs4AlssrER REvIgw.--Leonard Scott n
Co.'S reprint Of this standard English Review ior
March is Just published. Amongst the contents
we notice splendid article on Shakespeare and
Macbeth; Progress of Art The BasiGca Style
of Architecture STAFFORD and the Historical
Drama The Land Tax Niebubr and the
Classical Museum &c. &c. The number alto
gether, we should take TO be unusually interest
ing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

FaoM OroRro.-1'he captain Of the brig Lyra,
from Oporto whence she sailed on the 9Th ut,
infornos us thatthe mail had been stopped two
weeks. when the t. sailed. Oporto was under
martial law There had been some fighting in
the country, and il was reported that on the .h
March. in an action with the rebels. oae of
the Queens Generals had been killed An out
break was expected at Oporto The army was
under good discipline. It was also reported at O..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

IN PURSUANCE of an order ot me surrogate
vi the County OF New York NSt.et; htTcsy s,SS 20 Az
me city vi New.YcJk ,ur- woman de', 20 present
thu ,s,e uith the Nouehss he't 20 tHf 'uo'r,or, ~;
snt m ,he Citof Newiok suo, bro'' the srieya's day
OF Juiy u.Nt .,, ,, ,s. N ,s,,
W rEMrLErCN JOHNSON, lAlmn,,atos
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