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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28


McMurray W. Giov-- Action on change nj lb.l
and SANDER (Eeqortc yesicnlay) Nesic for plaintiff! srr
Decisions.
Before judge, CLSnoEFFER, lNcaAiAM aEd lNGA,Ls
Josenh Smith ". Mavur. Cowmorsl'v. &, n
New Yorh-rhi> wa, action brought by Nf. Smith 10 =
cover damages injury occa0ucd by ~ overflow Of xsn,
from ram on n, land adjoining the Third avenue 10 ~
Spn: OF l>3 The Corporation had changed the ac.t W,
Icrcour>e winch rHa IIrecuafly plaBt's land A.
the Thru avenue; aEd iaii ,wef, WIN cghern,g
nch- angles, ue ot L. acrt>> sad avenue Nj Van Cs
nsrhbur continued the sewer. but upon contracted ca,
The jury gave verdict favor OF The Corporation. and m
tlon = made the verdict aside. The Court held ts,
leen individuals, and any one ohstructs the How Of i.
he lHb,c iUr damages. W hen the CuipOl
changes waeccUur>e ~ maxim: road, bA laying down Hx
e L must have sufficient culNett, passages Tor tie was
that usually passes the adjoining lands. he case mays
dtcrcnt where road regulated aud graded m which cs
an owner adjoining be compelled ~ conform with the
cuailun, take the S oi tie water he testimony hc,
hA although the culNcrt belonging - the Corporation vs
partially .torpei up that oi Nh Van Cice entirely =
evidence To show that the regular
the wiie. would hahe been his land II the Ccpo
ton should rot Be held liable Verdict confined. with coe
Epeneius g. Gra, ". Chmiss Ne~mar.-MrN n
"a merchant beng unfortunate ~ business took the benei
the Bankrupi act Mr. Gray had clam against nm te.c.
defence, pleads the discharge under me law; Nj Cray s
mufrc SAVING he had stated IN h. pb.a that net
iduclnry debt &c. The COutt considered that i no, q
ce,sary 10 insert such the pleangS II debt aSan
n.rs0n which was trust debt; that debt discharged
the BANKRUPT law and the parry s, liable Tor but
incumbent on plaintiff state that II Is sCch deed
tor. The defendant hns only To set oIth jurisdiction
discharge Judgment Tor Nr. Newman, the defendant
murrcr with liberty 10 plaintiff IN payment OF costs, 10 reply
George Dickinson vs.. Bradford kn,pp.-Juds
men; plaintiff demurrer, with liberty 20 defendant. &c
Drummer W. Aiessnor.-lcmUrrer 10 be- argued q
od tl ,arr,-k kr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
Cortland County.

The Wing ticket is Just right. GEORGE J. J..
BARBER Of Homer is enc Of the best Of working
Wings, always tue, efficient and energetic,
through good report and evil report. HEzEKlAn
GILBERT of Cinclnatus well informed and &C.
tive man, is the other. The Wings Of that county
are spreading the truth broadcast, and organising
IN support Of that truth every where.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
vhs Gres, Procession.

Give Us but fair'dsy on Wednesday, and the
Wings OF New York Will form the nghticst Pro-
ccssion ever seen on this Continent. We shall
have no, less than Ten Thousand III column of
our own citizens, il addition 10 those from abroad
who VIII unite with us. Besides the Clay Clubs,
the TRAoEs willnear all be ou. Already we hive
evidence that the BAXEas, BooKBrNpgRs, PocT
and SHoEMAkEgs, BurcHESs, CABINET MAKgRs,
CARrgNrsRs, CARrMEY, CARvsRs and GlLDgRs,
ClGAx MAxgss, DRY GooDs DEALERS, HArTeRs,
MArRsMATIcAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS, PAINTERS,
TALoEs, ana UpaoLsrsREss, will unite in the
Procession under their several Banners and Ma
shals. Ne learn that nearly al our American
Merchants will be il the Procession, with good
proportion Of the Bar Of our city. But these,
though most welcome, will be but drop in the
bucket il comparison with the mighty host Of
Mechanics, Artisans and Labo,ers who are deter.
mined thus TO testify their regard for and admira
ton OF the Great Statesman of the West, and
Tia. benignant System of National Policy OF
which he is the eminent Champion. The Book.
binders alone, we understand will be FIVE hun
dls5 strong in the ranks.
fany Q: ouE iEiencs cut of the city have lei.
sure 80 unite with Us, and a,e sure tha, they can
DC spared from home, VIC shaN be tight happy to
greet them among US on this occcs;on and vel
come them to participate in and enjoy the greatest
demonstration c! Tho campaign. But we ask
none 10 come whc nave not first made all things
ready for The Great Struggle. Business before
pleasure; and tie Wings Of New York DO not
turn oa, 70. holiday bu, for good, and as an
earnest of the spi.it in which they are fighting
he battle OF Eseedorn aid Prosperity.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
WAYNE County,,

We have cheering sdviccs from WAYNE, hth-
erto one Of the least aroused Counties in our
State. The Wings are now well organized,
heartily at work, and confident OF success. Ii
our information is correct, We must have good
majority on The State Ticket, and that gallant
and devoted Wing, IoHH NJ. IloLLEY, will be
chosen to Congress.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

I5' The Wigs OF New York are invited to
assemble at National Hall this evening to re-
spoud to the County Nominations for Senate and
Assembly. Although almost every BODY is en-
crossed in preparations for the Great Procession,
We trus; there will be good attendance. Prof.
J. c. Cross of Lexington, ky.-a neighbor and
friend OF ME. Clay, and an energetic advocate OF
the Wing Cause-w.ll be among The Speakers
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
r- Grand Rally for Clay and Freliag-


G- Grand Rally for Clay and Freii:.S-
huysen on wednesday,, 3o:h October.-Ihe
1uGersigned Presidents the Clay Clubs and Associations OF
Newton pursuant to recommendation o the Central Cay
Committee give notice the Democratic W3lg and Cay
Men their respective secticus. TINT last Grand pemon
atios before the Presidential Election will take place in this
City Wednesday. the SOih dGy o October IN winch Il E
expected t,at those of a pursuits who IN nv0r o Tariff
pr Proectiun 10 American LnbO and American Interests
md of the able cGvnci;e I'll those pull
u,;s ind Ibe,e ss HENRY CLAY. will be expecies to take
act We uali The Clay CLUBS and Wing Associations
OF New York with the various Trades aud industrial Asso
atog, are requested 10 proceed In the arrangements
with .i-w urnr their respective forces on the occa
,or and day bOve named
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
COrOner's Office.
nooh froy, Ty,,,narn,,.< III,

DeoM from Lt'mperAJirr.- rhs Coroner he'd
IN inquest nt the City Hospital the body Of Alcxnnde M
L1uchn aged -, formerly -eannn board the w. :. shi
North Carolina Deceased discharged from the vessel aboa
months aso and had been drinking excess since tbs
time. Last Friday he fell from oop ut the corner 0t An,sS
ny and Cen're street and yomlted blood beng ay %
b!r, he taken at the the City HDspt8 ~ wh
Institution Inc died yesterday Ferdctie1th from ni!dunt
ton Of the lungs, hustegei by mtemperance.
FOnnd drOirH.1 - J he tur ..ss n So cHlSd v
hold an nques; tie body of mn unknown man found
East Ryer, al Coentcs Slip, and which conveyed ~
Dead House N the Park, 70 be recognized. Ills hair ds
pantaooGs about 20 years Of age, and had appareo
been IN the water for seyea days. The inquest dele!E
oIuOtrDW,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
Seneca County.

ANsEL BAscoM is the Wing candidate for Az
sembly in SENECA County. Richly as Mr.. Bas
com deserves the support of Wings, there are
vel other ground, on which we earnestly desire
his election. AZ an early and effective advocate
Of constitutional ana Law Reform, he is greatly
needed at Albany. Men of Seneca, send him
there, and you will never regret it,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
Correspondence OF the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.

NIAGARA FALLS, Oct- II.
The report that the stranger WHO Was pissed az
the Table Rock tCanais side) some weeks since
was drowned, is confirmed. His body was yesrer-
day discovered a -.ew feet above The " Mansion
Rock near the Whirlpool.
His head was gone, and body otherwise very
much decomposed. His head is supposed to have
caught between some rccks, thus accounting Tor lis
loss and The time be was in the water beisre his
body was found. He was decsntly inferred, below
the bank near The waters edge.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

Hg Wings of the FRONTIER beware OF fraoa :
We have Indications here that the Loco-focos
mean to import Il large number of allies from the
Canada side OF the st. Lawrence LOOK out IN
Oswego, Jefferson, s.. Lawrence, and Franklin f:
Without the utmost vigilance you will be over
whelmad. Prepare at once
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
These swindiers will next sHe

NORTHERN TEXAS The Van Buren, (Ark.)
EntslligeAcer of October 5th, says: " We learn
from gentleman just from Texas, that the in
habitants of the Northeastern portion of Texas
arc suffering greatly ior want OF provisions, and
that the wafer III ;nat region has almost totally
failed. Large numbers OF emigrants are return
ing through this place to Missouri, that went
out las, winter and spring.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
arksnsas-Not Settled.
All the Information we received YESTERDAY from
Arkansas was tho following:

Arkansas was the iollowlng:
From Ii, y. o. Crescent cuy. 18Th
AExAssAs-The steamboat Louisiana arrived
here yesterday, and reported that at Helena, and
q, the mouth OF the White River, 1t was supposed
tha. the Loco Foco Governor for Arkansas was
elected. This contradcts the former report Of
the Wing Governor having been elected. There
is nothing positive known yet.
From the I,opi5siiic geradi. IL
AayAusAs-Tse glorious news from Arkansas
appears to be true. The Polkies seem 10 be
Frustrated eyen there. These are t,oubious times
throughout all Polkdam:
To the Es,to-5 OF ihs Louisville ,i9!graal
DEAE SIR: Mr.. Pike, Of Arkansas, has just ar
rived here from Little Rock, and saws thar, ss fur
as heard from the election enough IS inorrH 10 sat.
isiy the WING party that Gibson, the Wbig candl-
date, is elected Governor.
This latter IS the most direct and reliable &C
count we have had yet. Still, the vote is eyi-
IDENTIFY close, and, as we have precise returns, it
is to early tn shout YET. But if arkansas is
doubtful naustno! the CGion be certain for CLAY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
Upper Police Once,

Il 7TTH7f--NTCTITE 7T. CI-f'Tn
soOp Flash, of Brookhnyen, arrested "Wednesday 4
emoon, charged with stealing lumber the Of s6
from Ea,t Freeman foe, If Nineteenth street, North Rive
which he had taken bourd his slOop Another small Qlar
ty u lumber which he had stolen recognized by the
er, and there also several bundles Of lat board t
Flash, er which Is wanted. Capt. T. was he'd
bail IN the sum uf il Co
Arr,st If n burglar Smith NJ. Garrison was
arrested Saturday charge of burglary, he having e
bItei quantity Of shoes aud shOenakers tools which he 0
ed very low for cash." COMMITTED for further examlnauoc
Chtll dbanfoned byas Parents-A Guild o"!
three days old left the porch Of the house Of NJ
Nathan Jackson corner of FouIteenthstreet and Third Ave
yesterday. Taken to the Aims. House the Purk.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
Police Office.

Thtft--h person named John La(olle was az.
rested ,estdny for stealing 50 worth Of wearing ~
pnfel from Mnry tiIlGan - Orange street lie fully
mlttcd % answer.
L1rcenieS john Riley was committed for siest
nc vc,t from the store OF Messrs. William \. Mead X Co.
Cherry street. worth $2
Thomas Jones' was found concealed IN the dwe.
OF Mr. Stone, Ia Canal street. and a late hor
and no doubt his intention - steal, he committed.
Robert Edwards ard james Roberts werr CON
mltcd last night having broken open the cabin of the o
harmonious while lynE Ht OF docks the intention b.
ng apparent tina. thief, their object.
Receiring Stolen Goods William Miles, The
Keeper of Junk shop lnmersley street Hudson
committed this morning by officer Joseph receiver Of ,o
ling OF Mr. David Ludwi. "a LalSh, street.
!Sfedi'ng.-Oiflcer Joseph has also arrested Peter
Tiacy THIS pcrsonuge stole gold watch &c OF consider,
ble value a the late mass meeting at Newbursh lie con
nltted.
RObbing Houses Two boys pampd John Dough
Hnd Richard johnson, committed for stealing lar;
quantity OF brass knobs from partially finished house,
Fist street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
n REYNOt US "tesiiert Genital Clay Committee.
EEIKG y 90 TX presI prn ni Is WGId Cluy Clnb.
EItrast from the Ggutes Of the Central Gav EIeeptirt
Committe. Satnrdap. Oct. Il, 1874:

EItrdct from the .hguttS or the CcntrdL Cay Etcctct
Commi,tes. Saturday. Oct IL. lsi:
RsoreG Tint the Presidents OF the Central Clay Commit
es e requested the Clay Clubs, and other Clay Asso
cinons surrounding Counties and states TO cooperate
with this Committee IN he proposed Mass Meeting ana ffo
ceon 10 be held in this City Wednesday, the goth day Of
October JOSEtH hEEN, secretary.
IN compliance with the above Resolution hereby respect
fully invite the Clay Clubs uHi friends OF Clay generally
whom private communications may have not Ieachec 0l
Boston, Providence, New llnyen NoIwlch nnd lirdsep0
also the Clay Clubs o Kings Queens aud suffolk Richmond
WeStchesler Hockanc and the River Counties. 10 JON WIN
u.s. display their noble BaDDefs w,.h ours. thliadelD
and ,atlnoIe can you labor. und JOIN US
Victorious Wings o Hudson and Essex Counties \ ew Je
ty wall o be welcomed peculiar JOY fresh Ms they are
from glorious tr,unph of rer hard fought Datte fields
Let come, be only receive our thank Tor Whit
;hey have done Tor Come tf1m the Iies and from inc
Country irnGn shore and lJm the mnuaam from he
pn Workshop from the shlp and from the heSide
Lei all VINO have aHY thing Lose by Loco FocO success
any tang gain hy Nis victory. come or,h ioi hnai
t.pay before e'erng the last battle neid Tor
HENRY CLAY. -3icdke--crtsel or be for ever talen
! II. REYNOLDS
oil President CenIrG! Clay COMMITTEE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
FRIENDS ofDe WI. Clinton:

There are many thousands of voters through
ont This State who yet love and honor the memo
ry of De WITT CLIFTON. Theye axe many thou
sand more who, though they ne7ef voted Tor 'if'
C,inton, get regard MN as gTeat Statesman
who. though ambitious, was ambitious IN 'he
risht wsy-anxocs 10 ri:e BY great dsets and
secure his own fame By promoting tae welfare OF
the People These detest az much IS the otaefs
the act of souess party sn2lignity BY which De
wit Clinton, then defeated and powerless man,
Wis hurlec in 1924 from the honorary past tCe-
cs, Commissioner-a pos. which ne had deseEv-
ed SC eminenlly and filled go usetr!y "ll not
these remember that SILAs WRIGHT was one CT
the prime movers of tina. Infamous deed Here
Is the record
Slr. Bowman made motion that the Senate
saould agree TO resolution in the ords following,
10 W,i: -
Io Il rom he t't oioe G oi Canal comnsione
Debairs .ver- had ih-feon ana Tire q l-si!on hav-
ng been put wAe,ner the Senate should agree 10 the
-sId resoution, il decided 10 the aiiraiatve-
| (Ayss-Bormaa, Bo,cns, Earl, Jr Redfeid, S,las
| Wright Sc-2l.
o5derei That the C-k ofthe Senate deliver copy Ofsad
Il copy OF resvlu,ion from the Assembly ,deliv.
cred by lne clerk, read Informing that they mad
concufed in the resolution Of the Senate, removing
De VIII Clinton from the Office OF Canal Commss-
ioner."
John Bouman, the mover of this resolution, Gn
pursuance OF the dictates OF E Regency Caucus)
is now an active partisan Of Polk; Heman J.
Rsdfeld, another of the supporters Of this act,
presided over the la!e Polk State Convention,
which nominated Si!as Wright for Governor and
Joaas Earl, Jr. for Canal Commissioner. They
thus ccne up all in bunch FOR the Judgment o!
The People And can it be that the friends OF
Clinton end the Canals viii not remember them :
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
n DAVID B. DANFoRTa of Middle

burgb. schoharie county, is the Wing candidate
ior Congress IN the XX[st District, composed Of
Schoharie and Otsego counties. He is good
man ard good candidate, and will poll strong
vote III Schoharie. We trust the Wings OF OF
sego will do their utmos, for him. His opponent,
Goodyear is an undsguised adversary of Protec.
ton ard the present Tariff and cannot poll the
Lncn- Enco vote.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
SUDDEN DEA7u-A friend infor,ns us tba

SUDDEN DEATH-A friend informs US that a
melancholy accident occurred on Monday nom.
ing, near Babcocks's mills, in Scott. Mr.. Horace
Phillips end MIR. ChsuHcey Badcock, son of Dea
Solomon Babcocb, were engaged in digging
sand, when the bank suddenly gave way and
buried alr. B. about three feet under the earth
hir. Philips gave the alarm and help was i.nme.
diately on the ground. Mr.. B. was soon disin.
tered, but he was dead [Skaneateles Columbian
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

UP AARON REMsos OF Lyons and ORMoN AR.
CHER of Marion are the Whig candidates for
Assembly in Wayne county; JAMES S. CROSBY
of Newark Tor Coroner. They will, we trust, BE-
chosen, as they should he.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
POLITICIANS REGISTER.
Election Returns for 1sao-'43-'s

H- The POLITICIANS REGISTER. containing the
Elections ia the several States by Counties in l84c
and at all the subsequent Elections down 10 this
time, has JUS. been issued from this ofice This is
cur Register, containing the nearest approximation
make tne Popular Vote IN the recent Eisc
lions OF Virgiuia, Indiana Missouri, sc. &c with
List Of the present Congress, Times OF Holding
Elections, &c. &C. If YOU want il, send il, as the
edition is but EMAIL Pdce l2i cents, or 81 per
dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

q The KENTUCKY BoYs of the Ninth Ward had
glorious Chowder Party on Saturday evening,
and an admirable Speech from DUDLEY SELDES.
SEVEN who have always till now voted against US,
came for Clay and Protection. The Old Ninth
is doing noblv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

CO The Syracuse Fireman tBmeyl says have untruly
charged Editor with being Loco-Foco No Our state.
men think. that Ioco-Foco paper issued from
the same Office while the Freeman talks Just Loco-Foco
coad talk who had control OF abolition paper and do
lne his best wirh Polk and Dallas. Ii Loco Foco
and had control Abolition paper. should make talk
Iust us the freeman does.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
M ----
~, n beouiy even without wit'4lart

Love bows 10 beauty even without WI 'ssian
Beauty and W.T. would gam the hardest heart.
VIZ, ike the sun, tho veIled may be lt: source.
Delight. and charms me wlth is genial force
Beauty is like the staS, Whose lovely rlys
Must mett the eye 10 have their proper pfaIse.
Love- veiled By day, :iy,- radiance to the nEn,.
And makes both wit and beauty shine mote osisn''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

ty9 The Hatters OF the vicinity OF New York are
invited TO note the advertisements in this paper, and
unite with their New FORK brethren in the Process
sion on Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
Police Office.
RurnInr Cnnghs.=Ei

Burglar Cdnghs.-inis morning ifrer Cock
ranc arrested in Cros, stree; named William Me(o
mick chnrsrd with having been concerned with Jack Ch
and George pcnnywuht alas Bill Wilson ,(who were
ycsterlay) break INTO the store house of the Caa
Transportation NcwatS. " j. ana stealing nearly 500 won
dry goods. He was committed TO De sent 10 Newark e
;rial.
Robbery night the trunk OF Mr.. II. E
Turner (vo Is attending the Fair with articles WI
broken open ut the kncScrbockc Hotel und robbed Of $780,
money-thc thief e,cctIng his escpae
Pent LarcenieS John Foshurgh wns impr,.
oned Tor stealing large carving knife from John Otter
Chapel street.
Mary Malone aud Ellen Dunn were commied
for stealing silver watch nnd breast pm from John OBral
- Cherry street, while m house with them ai Mulberry
Joseph la, ior was committed for stealing CO..,
worth 50, from John Oliver. l3 Henry street.
4 Burglar Caught This morning thcers ST.
phes and Lowe arrested German named Christian Brown
~ William street, charged with hnvng broken into the
ING house OF Mr.. pouGherty. nj Newark, ~ j. and s,os
abou $4,000 III bank bi! checks Sc. aud then fe to aQi
arrest The money and checks recovered by the oicen
and the burglar taken back to Newark for trin.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

RAILROAD TUssEL-T This great work OF the
Long Island Railroad Company is represented so
lis completion, that trains expected 10 pass
through the Tunnel about the first OF November.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

SOUTH CARoLIXA.-The new Congressional
Delegation of this State consists of
Dist. /. James A. Black, ". a. D. Sims.
" ii. Il. Z. Simpson, V. Artemas Burt,
III. J. L. Woodward, VI. Isaac E. Holmes,
VII. K. Barnwell Rheit.
All Calhoun Locos, end all reelected but Sims
in place of John Campbell, declined.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

FANCY CUTLKRY.-Over l0 different patterns of Joseph
Rodgers & Sons Wcsenhom's most highly finished Knives,
embracing sre,y kind Of Congress- Wharncle Pencil and
Office kniye' with full assortment of Nail Files and Npper
Tweezsrs Boot and Button Hooks Key Rings Scissors. &c
sc at the toilet furnishing store le3 Boadway-C Saunders
[: osee.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

NJ Weavte The attention o Parents and Guardians 10
most desirable institution Ladies' where every oppr
tun.y offered to facilitate their mental and moral culture
such advantages. -
CIRCULARS giving eferences &C. may be had OF j.
Z. Atwlu, Eao. music ltofs, M Broadway,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
BrazcnincitOut!
A Lo,
day last

Rcsortd That the Democratic parry has been since
he days OF Benjamin Franklin, Tie r cEG uHtto- G4ro
aud supporters Of Tlr for he protection I'll ime
rcG HnH e:pr:S and that the attempt 20 steal from
tai. late day. the credit aud honor such fostering
baeiaccd and inpudeai attempt sheer robbery By Fee
"a! Wing opponents.
Resolrcd Thai IN JAMES X. POLK and GEORGE VI.
DALAS,w have candidates 10; the Presidency and Wee
Presidency known be favorable &c Trr for The protection
gJ cg .iaerteGR mcrs fcctur.S.'
These swindlers will next swear that they have
carried GEORGIA BY advocating Protective Tar.
if.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

ANOTHER POSTMASTER TyLERIzEp.-JoHS H
SrASLiY. the excellent erd obliging Postmaster al
LIE Roy, mas been removed, and CHAs. DAsFoRTH
Locofoco, appointed in his stead.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

u For the FOREIGN News by the GREAT
WESTERN, including full Reports of the Markets,
sec Frs, paGf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
~. Notice -GEANp CLAY PROcEssIoN.-T

~ Notice GRAND CLAY PROFESSIONALS
following plan und order of arrangements will be adopted By
the several Wuri, and Clubs mutsunE the numbers IN
the line.
Fr,, Chairman Of the Ward Committees md President Of
the Ciuy Clubs: Second Members Of the Clay Clubs and
infrrl citizens Fourth Such cars and embens Of lechan
cs Asocaons and trades Of the Ward as ate rai.ed nnc o
Demonstrations OF Traces from the whole city tiith C!t
rem. OF the Nnrd on Horseback.
r., nrier oC ibe IOni Committee OF Arrangements.
as = JOSEPH KEEN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

HT The Egg IIntchng Exhibition which 70. the last III
months has been oil the rage viii close night An.
other opportunity of witnessing the astounding phenomena OF
producing animal life BY steam, may occur. word 10
she sse Is sufficient. Machines Tor sale. 80 Broadway
TIckets l2s1 cents -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
Coroncr,aOmCr.

Ue0M by DrornMg -Ihe COmneT held an H.
quest to-day nj the Aim, House the Park, the body
james Malcolm NcNnb, shoemaker ol Ne,cy street aged
native 0f Scotland who had been despondne sute d
nni for days, missed from his home nce last fus
dnv week, and IN the waller AZ Per No North Ryet-
Verdict death from beng drowned.