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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

Besides most OF the principal towns View iorS the Fast
en- aies New-IeFey. Pennsylvania, Delaware and Aay
Eysy information given q; the gse, y9ers The paper,
e!5 eod Aseu, for Country New,oapei. 10 Naaust
DOUDRETTE--A choice article of tbs vacable Fsrui
a drs IVA .as ts fsg ssass
RsEeaSe 3 me eqfase 2 cnsm5er @ street beweea tie Raj
POIDRET-rE may be applied to err. ard mos; othe,
crops cfee with the hoe wiih nea'y good eject al i
hs aid e-eR az the sec0uG 5oeins. applied al planting
and wfen used the hceiGg, i viii the crop
When apple! planting ;he difference IN s1a,arac wi,
iuH iao weeks over ordinary snure One himer. Last yea:
a aS 5 B3s % II as a I S he Ess! pc 3 ssd %ys
pany 10 The City. k1s been -nd viii still be sUHd sRye-1r
corre, tAey coec material N 7u5s and Csk.. whI:
9eT, epeet Il n 8oq 30 waieh thrown TIE material
kaye day a 10 select &c good and dcafd tbs ,ayb, 80
they EaTe toae more than 1o s tbs .s. E rrrr
tiea 10 eel ~ N. ng5t p+ce. z ChEmberss;r. where
can b: tad .s.eias-$ barrel, So s5 10 .re, fr SIS
Or al tI= .aaJaciory, !stiee;, Of iyene b. b.
u to44 a . cents blzcel tsae=3. II b. X MINOR
HAYNES EERMIFUGE has .l.!ie5e The heart Of man,
.rsve but found 70 l and tsy eih by th ce.e-
ott specific Il expe!. .s;ug, i:rstins the
VIII ;h. Il an s;er.tl!s Ne e The VerIpiiire re Es
ior diseases % which each !, ADAPTED.
PREPARED only By Dr. D. Jayne % South Th.d-s,ree Pm
Sod by A. & D. siNIS Wholesale Agents, No =
tu!;on-st. q E4st Broadway ai3 Bfesdwsy. iyl6 I'm
iGPOaTAST-samilte,w wso have coIoned clothes To was
theif cac and mslns vii not fade e. AnUe .hrn
The sst TIE time ceanse- and h.ach-. then
making clear. fresh End When n-g and . wa,
n;ed 20, 70 ;niu:e D. texture Ire east 1t ven e-ca
sr-nSc um vDoeFs CARPETS Bear IN mind
Brown Soap. sat every bar S;lit,s + ;ote-s' I'm
proved Brown SCio. FOf Se by 9; the pr.caa Gro
oeTs this Ci.y and BEooA.a. Asaasc:erT % Cherry y
D6 TRUMAN RUHEdrS
SARAT0ti, PAVILION AND IODINE SPRINGS =
wster OF the celebrated Pavilion Fountain and aho
the lncine rnE can always oe procured family
ard packed IN ne "d- for shipping s very Feaacei pce
5rt any quantity, rf the ay-af.
, fsla-k
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT SUMNER COATS con
T., iyn: iihe3 Jean csme.s. Cashnefe4. boqbazigs
Setho siocs.' dtrsry 6c- to' sale ready nste. a. y
ms ts@ IVA 7. JENNINGS * co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

DN.GYESs hND loss 0F HAIR caa.e,i b. van
- ogre,Hy acton Pi the vessels winch hfoM Oh ne let'
cd m. utDioucu tirS ard raany. ara -the,', n
tie 81 a't it "s' 'i.7i a hra ~. anI t9'Hi m
, ~ ,yA.c the tai ;ls no. sufficient gfi'E
meat 10 eau;equs"t i' ~ iti n-i-.' ana ~. W ~
.,n.li D., .i whi-'. c..-iaLfa: 10 fnrnit, e'etU1J
,,-.. m ,,. Restore ~ --o. - S-5-e,o re head 70
.ssr i nv e-lr,ou and flr 'sS 0es' mar WI
e II. c =. itci i inrf.i.s luHrp'7 Hud YoE
tlr,s ufti ,sair b. . tscuiuts ihirk aLd reality.
if,ta 1st,-, rf. iny p'eqa-aia;i that has eve;
., k,upu p:nUcr Has. B-it hrais. :; ntl 20
doc ~ anuerlle and Wil seldom tai 'fve
ly Gad peTseyrTingiy use-. ,.
Pl.ps,ei on, bY pf D. jayne. - SSutH Third ''ee'
S"liIJA,B {. d SANDS. Drus=s;s. No q Fn';on';
.73 eru.,S4y; - Eay Broadway yio I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
Political Economy.

No. y Principles oil Poli:icai Fcouomy or the Lsw'
Inc Formation OF National Wealth developed b. means o.
t- hfIsan aw OF Government: bsiDg ,- substance OF
case delivered the Eaad-ioom Ws4rsrs Conmssi2a D.
william ATKINSON " ltn an !ntroducion Tleatins o.
IN, present state Scieuc. Of Political EeoEonv and t
aJtpt,ion Of II. Principles h. Condition OF our o"t
County the upbuiding o: S Prosperity, D. hoSASE
LissLIEY. Prlcs 8 esa:s: i've c1plss foI 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
cos,,FPcI1L5ND yONEY MATTERS
SECOND ROARl

e-ooo r,I;o sas e 20 Long 1,eri.......- ~
f;S V., !, ", no 81 81 90 .......... onw 81
g dS-.,.......ei65 IS - User Bank......'. -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

EITHAT' CAE BE MORE TRYlN': ., The fet;os' "f
w ,u..-i,an 20 tehat her infant 'ins 20 the nIntet
ofchoIc. ~rns away under That terrible age o. 10,
trr; chol era infrnr'n -N9EE COMPLAINT and ief
rsd'rni cure c1n effected speed ard c"fIint. o. az
nrist-rlnr ~ rile .ucref that I1es.mnor peeant
out this inci.pca.pbic Family i-dicr~ when id'pi- 10
al, complaint, Stomach. Bowel. Liver o' HefN"u' ey'
,,r L. Tie Sputs .rd Wet o-cupes prominent place 10
as.ry ever, domestic ..e.l-'Ge r!cf.
Prepared ouiy by Ds. D. j5yae, 30 - south lnfd sHee
PhHdsl pha, - :,
sod b. the Agents, 4 n. &. u. SANDS. Dusg1,' No 's
Ful,on-st = East BIoadwEy: 213 broadway. Ulo In
YEN DOLLARS REV iRU.-NioxsBURs BAsg [ocE
- certificate tar thirty siar-- OF 'rSshurs tAas
stock the fBuesi-g Z Peek. gd mum befe ~. WI
Power of Attorney utfnchr lost saturday, - daIrs
Il was enclosed letter ald lis; 20 y n - ISs
lb0y- wI ~ pad 81 leaving q IhOmpsoas oce o -
.tIeet. il1-'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

4 c9nreaient Book 4f Reference for P0l;tfciaas
and Others during tic coH.'ng Presidential
CGnDcirH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
General Agcn, Creek Company, Richmond Ya.
JAMES HUNTER & co. Agents y. Y.

L. CarSoor BG-se Iold-Best RHoH Lump and prepares
Coal Aso Rrp AND WHITE ASH ScHuy LSILL for sale d.
erable here direct from the mbes PnIsdeiphia Bri
to- r. "e-hed sud rescreened, and the most aysrrh-
terms Us ordered of dealers and Apply 10 e. C.
Haven, Agent, Pine.st jy2 Saw iw
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I...yr Ryp Barx.
.r.yr NV TORE

- 20 crint!Ti ., .- .-~ on. on srcc.,rt uf fhg
Az iIrs.is aie 49, et''- - ~ rl sGgi-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

hee scales Keep their adjumont perfectly are never 1os
90 dc-anzeneE; ard sedan 20 any etp'I.e in fea
an. an ~. no mo-, Ha.FUu4. the uled Sat an ~
sfne M ths, ey have been OHs u>e The 0peHpon beng
Iatte~t - 80 m ne ,r,aa uri Portable Scaes i9f weeh
n. 1l-r.rr,l - Merchants tri "tier wno have ad es
Ia ,.a7, Is4 l q SUCCESSION year.. tt-ty 70 the inifra
n-r1 and 10 the fact they Hppeaf npheccc ~ veal
ba ,caes have patented England. where thsJ ore
.,s-,siy used roth in puyate Narshousas and pubic au
49, EnW ARD FIELD No. | Plait street. and
- a-,lIv " ',fslRNE No. l- Brnsd StrA-t. Y.
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aDis.

n gy.p-.ts .y,p l S1rrrgl'e o ihe Coery
- N-gy Y1rs Ga,-s h-rehy gwen 20 -, h,' q
l,-!. -r-.i Cha-s> Na~r a'r ntff~ - ~ '7N -.
,,,,el',s - ~ tscen.3 y-cs-t tie '-ae. y ~ -
y,,c- r. thereof t-s su'f. n NJ on'r - y = a
t-- m the o.. <e,, iurs 'c'.i- re ''s r-rA
49,: ,r,r,-v rs1, I,t-i NrV III ite IA cs5 - JEiy
So r,Is lnver,l WN ENil R~4)N. fNe~u'of.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

e-s F0K SAIE-A Farm OF lz5 acres. pleasantly situated
80 n healthy location IN South HruGs'ylrk y T., @ nea,
he Nsyr YORK and Philadelphia Railroad. q ins rom
Eeyv- About . sle IN III ign ate pl csltf a"n
esI fence apple and peach orchards, umoer ana 81
nIof vi.h o,I yeter-Dunp he door. An me SOC:
Coz cot. farming utensils. Among the ':ocs are patnsn
-oi ard 81 Icen, Tor IN improved SysisiE OF agrcutufe-
inquire Of NJ Pa LINER, II Na't-Sife,si' Sif, "i ;,. 49,,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

COAL CHEAP FOR CAS!i-Tnes sub.crbe.s would invite
the attention OF he friends and the pubic 10 her stock -
toa cupsS;n: OF frach Drrha: OF superior u;aty cs.
viii ,e IN good ocef ~ reasonable prcS, % the
de rred ~ any cf cy Brooklyn. D.ca Nc.
~ 6iteet and :, ts yarc of Hudson and ATs,
seeis. and oIde alo received Despatch Po; punctutl
attended 10. J. TERBELI..
l. Z. J At kSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

S from the Spoon ard Salem veiBs-Ege and Brusen. 81
Sieve. 81 - Nut, 81 ~ wei screened. weighed ,, city
Sstsr. and delivered. i7ce any pa OF the cy
ipfy - the yard Greenwich and Chrsrops.
nj ltf Asos Cc:l 5y ,ls cargo-Pcs ar dust.
Tnn6 sLn jas. tERl;iiSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

wskcK ,or THE EsIE.-Capt. Waiver, OF the
barque San9usky-wnose departure from 'h's
port for the purposes of raising the lilfated s'ea
mer Erie was mentioned by up last week.-Mrs. Gel
led on Us to report progress.
By means OF diving bell, cast al Fredonia for
the purpose at an expense of S 500, and weigh
ing iuur and u half tons. he has succeeded in WIS
iting tos wreck, at depth Of 63 feet. and 60,
fairly to work ON Saturday morning. They have
raised the best bower cable cha'n-45O feet il,
length, and one of the best on the Lakeland a-e
now getting up two other cables. As soon as her
shafts-now prcj citing from her sides so far as ID
be in the way OF RAISING her-are got out, the brig
Rocky IHountain. now in port, viii proceed Il
tho .pot, and aid in getting her up.
The wreck wss discovered, as Capt. W. assures
rs. by means of Il compass, rendered very susccpI'
tble to the magnetic asracrInn-the same ny
which tho wreck OF the Lexington was found
The inventor, a Mr. CH.PiS. who Is now a. work
with The div,ng bell on the Erie. has likewise Ms
csrtalned the location Of the schooner Young
Lyon. sunk with railroad irou on t,o.td, sone IN,
years since. The company nov engaged IN TIL,
ehterprse also intend rals,ng thc scnn ner.
Bsu. Com.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
Tha Red Rt,er Flood.

The damage done I" our farmers and cotton
planters The whole length of tho Arkansas rlveI
cannot be calculated. Many roofess, moro
are cropless, and they will be obliged to depend
upon the more favored farmers ot Washington
Benton and other counties tor eustenancc, at least
that portion of them VINO do not leave the rrcr
in disgust, aud hue away to Texas. Corn. flour,
pork and beef will he much in deman'i. not only
on our river, but also upon the M:sslsspPi'
which, it is said has been higher than at an,
other time since its discovery by the Europeans
Produce will undoubtedly bear high prices.
and our Northern farmers. If they nightly im-
prove this opportunity, can alike profit them.
selves, and succor the distressed farmers und
planters upon the Arkansas and other rivers
The waters have aba,ed. Aquatic fun Is over,
and boats are no longer plying, or in request
sou,e OF them lying high and dry in the streets.
The river commenced getting out Of the way la /
Saturday, an event celebrated by firing a cannon,
which could not long contain ITS i,y, ano ac.
c,d;nyly burst, being careful, h"se\ er, TO hur'
nothing The land below town looks, ior all tht
world, a. though SOM, marrng sp'te'n' devil h"'
poured over The origlnal green ot nature All IN
,nenss uu1itity OF Spanls'l HroTn
NJ one IN lcxn has hcss -Hrous,y injured ;
thouga ror,o DudnTs have cfrckrd opAu. "ihtt-
have settled two o. ic'.. inches. wl!,c ali nnv'
b9ei, most thoronyhiy nudci., u. tocwd;er washed
out large qn"tty oi EARN rear the cor," ri the
warehouse ri scot, Nhts II ca. DISPLAYING ia
thu an .lowcst iud2ment the uns'a able and sand j
io,mda, inu upon winch the whole tpwa 's hut
F.rt Sini,h has received very lrtie dam =
foaI The y, 81 Aow, The b,hks tnnhled III c''ps'G-
er.hiy. but the river lacked fou, OF five ieet ID
re,ehipy the top of the bank. Faclms ara coUo,
with sand r61ird With guil.cs, and iemP.ral i.
--some 'nt,re rusned.
Our Merchant, have rsga'ned tier won'"c
stands, again tnr ,.vn oi,en their business docrs
and trade Ia Just wiplng tue sand and mud out o
Its Areu> tyed lace.
The doctors predict an unusual and un'verst
unheal,hiness up n the rNer. which "ul Hris'
from the efiluvia OF purifying wafer We tfoe
their foreteliluys will not be very severely vsr'
fed though It's Idle to expect altogether 10 aS OK
q sickness season.
We mos, devouily ho2e our troubles fron> 'il's
high rivers, no malls, and muddy streets are d
an end FOR one year u, least. 81 molo IL be.
Van Buren,, <Ark.l Intel
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

r- A celebrated coqnettc in this city. whil'
IN king calls lust week. cnancrd 10 find one oi
mr. i,r.ale 'ri,nc> abs, ut from the ;ast1lCnih.
boarding establishment where she resided. The
coque,re l,tt her card d. she th"Ught, hut a
ivuG laugh among some gentlemen over their
wine. after dinner. proved that, instead OF her
,wn she had left the commercial card OF he5
a,her, who IS co:ninssio merchant AT the
ouiiom was the significant phrase (uot totally III
applicable 10 the coqucue hefsr!O-N B. Con
signmentS solicited and adrG"ceS made.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
Suoken, &c.

Junes lat Il ST. lon a. sw brig Paul. from Rotterdam for
ny 50 lat Il 90 lon 25 o. ship Hercue, Is d' from Nfotk
for Liverpool. n,, e
uae a. ri 2 50 lon 81 10. ,chr Mary Augusta, kFan from
Bait Tor - Thomas = =, -,
June g. , the Tor,uga, ship Miloa. Dickson fin Mobile
y" date Int % a. Ion q o. brig Amazon. A d, from Ba-
more tor NOnevtieD. ... .,L.,
my .chr Rienz of Provnceiown =. days, with ~ bo'
.perm oil. cur, . =,
im ChnrIe-tnn t.,r NO.leaus. ~,
June q hi ss 90 Ion % o. ta,k Fanny @: Boston. fn Nor
lea bound 10 Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

A FnoHr Last evening. about S o'clock, 3
bull, made almost w,id hy beng chased, ran il
tho basement of d Church In Sixth street, nesr
tho Second avenue. where some OF the cony'cga
ton were at prayer meeting. The animal ooi'
ed in lust at the commencement of the exercises
and the scene that followed may be imagined
sueh screaming and scnmpefing and jumping OF
of the windows pell nell was never before seen
The animal went the entire length OF the ronn
knocking down one lady, but DONG her no inlnr,
save Sigh, fright. and after butting at the vol
until exhausted fell down, and ropes being obtain
ed was secured.
This was the second church the animal haf
visited, We understood, in the course Of the even
ing, breaking up the eaerclses IN both pisces.
American.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

ErIouErrg-A lady entered dry goods store
he other day inquinng for variety Of articles
she rcqncs ed the clerk 10 show her some cambr'c
of hay color.
The clerk inquired, with some surprise, what
she M ant by that color
Why" replied The lady, "cambric the color
Of your dromers
You are mistaken, madam" said the clerk
= ] du'.'t ,ceor any ~
1t was some time bedre the lady could max
him und, rs,and that she alluded 10 some store
fixtures.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
The SHERIFF Asp THE WlDow.-Ihe ron

Tpr SHra1Ff Asp THE WIDow.-The ron
Gibson Hera d Tells good story nf which an AIe
ham, sheriff i.,h- nero. es follows :--"CouTt "as
i .e..inn. and. amid the multiplicity OF on-'n'ss
VIII, h c-ord.d upon him atterm time, heet'pPe'
At the ,;.s.r of a be utiiui WIDOW, on the sunny
side OF 80, sho. by the wy. h I'd oi'en oeslo"c'
melting slances upon the Sae'iii Aforesaid. IL
was admitted. and soon the wlcow appeared 'nf
confusion and d. sht which the ARRIVAL oi Ter
VISITOR had occaslnned. set IF 10 greater advan'
,ap,. than usual the captivating chsrms oi 'ne
widow VI. Her cheeks bore The beautiful o!eno-
ed ,ints OF the apple blnssom-her lips 7esem oe'
rose buds upon which the morning dew YET IN
oercd. and her EYES were llke the qulvers o' W
mid. the giancee o. love and t-fd mess "ltn wnicn
they were flied, resembling arrows that oniy
awaited fine neau tp,rdon the pun to 90 'n''
execu,ion. After few commonplace rema-ks.
Madam SAID the matter oi-iect Sher.N, l
have an attachment for you"
A deeper blush than usual man'led the cheeks
cf the fair widow--.tn downcast eyes, wn'se
chances were conferred upon her beautiful i.et.
half concealed bv her flowing dfapery' gently
psttng ,hr fieor, she, with equal candor, replied
"Sr, the attachment Is reciprocal"
Fer Spn- lime the Sheriff maintained an as
tani-hcd silence; at last he said
uana,u. viii y"a proceed to Court
Proceed To Court = replied ihs lady, with =
merry laugh then shaking her beautiful head
she ADDED. - No. >iR. though tbs 's LEAP YEAR
will not take advantage o' the l'cer'se IN rem
vran,rd to INV SEX aud therefore gfratiy prefer
that YOU should 'PsocgED TO ousT
But, madam rh- Justice i waiting"
Let nm wait; | nm not disposed tn hurry
matters in snch an unbecomng manner; and b.
sides. sir. when The cerrinonyl~ performed WISH
Won to understand that prefer minister TO a
Justice of The Peace :"
m .dam,' SAID hr, rising from his chair with
solemn dignity. t. there is great mistake here ;
mvlanpusye mas been misunderstood; the attach
,nrn, ii WHICH speak was ISSUED from the office
Of Esquire C; comm"nd> me 10 bring you
instantly before HIM, TO answer contempt %,
Court in dis"bey,pg a subpoena IN the Case OF
smith Us. Jones. =
We drop the curtain.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

n,h bark Serpent. Mknney II Z, I'm G'eenocS md'e TO
Lee TO. - go,
b Re- Sniecor d from Baltimore and lumber to
% rh Ge,te Warren, Fv,,e d. fn CALAIS. Me- lumber to
Smith 5 Bnt Htnl
Schr swan d, I'm Ferlin corn 70 Is Fax.
Schr Kev-uI-, Daniels, d. tan Virginia, WOOD
Slu,, StItulu. B,%lI,e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
Disasters, SC.

The brig Mary J. Esei. f,r Havana; "G t-
on the In6rnoos ubou miles '. 81 p hshn non
dunS-sa. rigging cable sssei aud t,Sr - III
ynna prsviuu, ~ the 9h ut The Captain OF u'e n'S D. Il
tel Fad h,n urrived ri tiavt ma ,L v
The Spanish bark aris. Capain Cans, was 'o on tne :
end u, Abnr June III, She um Baltimore bound 10 lin
yAna, IT t"lls't. x
I'-pr ~litn o' n. scop FIarn Smith arrived from New
Yurk al Snr H,Jr nr g uir egur', ngn sih ab4u
Il ciocs mr, z 50 o? Gid RE Point i- ~ WIN 'fh
Monitor ui Brookhnveu bound To- Narehrm with r"n-ha'
sen ran ntn by IN Eastern lumbar brs--much fnmrsci-
,um. suing-aid by hi they feed h"r hen thnsnr l1r'
could &c. INTO port Tn. orr was also coHs defso'
InLluced.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
SECOND pOiRD
p,,,.. STOCK Exchange. July 5
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, JULY 80 P. VI.
Cleared.
Mn sir Efwnrd Hnnilt.n. = JAhn.. 70.

ehn Sir Edwnrd Hamilton. - jIhns. 70.
Bn,s Globe Bruzi-r. huston. go.
Br-- Iu,c7ny. Hot. Tu-.te, I uaE' Mary SnUer.
- J,nn. NJ nnistt. TargIns SVe-i. 4 hchnunt' u
mon Rob rsra t'hgri,.'t,.. DItHlui & rn"H- -, =,
Srrr. Nrrit Av-ry kal'fn 'ntj- t. m 'Non'n. ~
-Irtdn Sur,e. * Lfsar,nuu; lnree Maps lGtnhll' New"
ark. NJ.
Reoft--i Ns,i ..s norrlus-B'eren eus hee-e 'e''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

" The dangerous practice Of locking up pas
-engers in railway cars, and which was attended
with such fearful results on the Paris and Vei-
snlles railway, some time SINCE, 1t appears is prac-
liccd on the Troy and Balls,on railway.
TIL. Saratoga VIII. of Saturday says:
A gentleman, the truth of whose siatrments we
have uo reason 10 doubt. informs that lew d",
-,nc-. on hs puss Sc by irro"d between Ir"N snd
Ba.lS,o, ;,e and III fellow passengers were !0cfed
u, he cn.s repeatedly. despilr Their threats aud re-
uon,,..r,-s and ,i,nt the ticket coiltc'or " h. n-
pr,soncd brm attempted toJnsrif, TINS un-"ful and
aug.rnus praciicr, hy stating that ne h3d been at
rect.d u enforce its obs, rrnncs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

rur BsIpGsroRr hoNo CAsE.-The great
question whtii;er private property can he tn k"r
Tor city debts w.s argued before the onrt o' f.r
ufs l,he wnou bench OF Supreme Judges of thr
State ui Connecticu,, al Fnlrtivld, on Thursday
last The decision ~ expected To he announced
Al Nvw- haven. For the ely appeared MIR. Sen
tor iiununeton, and Joshua A. Spencer, oI
Uuca; FOR the bondhnlders, Messrs. tiawiey, OF
Stanford and Dutton. Of Bridgeport.
Hartford Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

Turks Island June - .hp Saa'ti. I'm md Tor NY"k
d.r: Mar hn s. tzaLe:h. Cromwell fan Prt SPAN Tor Bait
AR a; St John " B 25,h ult bark Eliza Ann. Hampton,
Work
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

An AFFECTING ScsNE.-Thc New Haven Cou
rier relates the oilo"ing
in LAWYERS Office in a remote part Of THIS
Stale, lay mortgage for eleven hundred collars.
which Yves within few davs OF being Cue
One morning the man whose place the mort
gage was held called and inquired if the pay
mcnt could not he put off short time. tie
was a man somewhat advanced in life, and very
Incorporate. The lawyer in reply 10 his lnqul
ries, said that the man who held the mortgage,
wanted his moneY--that he was s'rry, but II
could not be extended The tears came to the
od mans eyes, and after standing few moments
a perfect image OF despair, he turned and lett the
office. He returned home, believing that III a
fow short days his aged and lnirm wife and in
valid daughter would have 10 quit the roof which
hat 81 long si'elte-ea thorn. end s~ok for n home
he knew no. where.
He could say nothing to them about it, it would
cause them SO much grief. 's'he mortgage be
came due, and in the morning early the farmer
again repaired 10 the lawyers office. he pleaded
'or time but 10 no purpose. Overcome with
emotion, the old man sank into a chair, and there
-ar for two hours, apparently unconscious OF any
hing that was p ,ssing around HIM, when car
mage drove np Iu he dnnr, and lady stepped
rom it. She entered thc Office. Alter standing
few moments ryelng the did man with ntcr's 81
aud enin,ion she spokc. Fhe old man looked up
Father. how do ynu do ~
"Oh! Sar4h. am weii, but sad. am glad to
sec YOU but sorrow iCr ynur aged inothe: and In
valid SISTER. | cannot return 10 them. for 1t will
b. to tell them they have no home. and ih!s can
not hear. 1t will kill yonr pnor mother"
Father Father :" said the daughter, " could
YOU live n temperate man. If tins ~err paid ?"
YES. oh, yes would; hut it cannot be- for
[ have nWh'ng 10 paw 1t with"
Tho f.,h.r was Loco Fnco and violently or
posed to the Tariff. In The village was ii factory
dong good business. This dausht worked IN
it.
Father" said the daughter. 'here is the
eleven hundred dollas," taking it from her
pocket, y" of my own hard earnings, which | have
laid up while working at the factory. Go home
be happy-and never, M neve! again raise
your voice against that which has raised you from
ruin and is the greatest blessing your country can
enjoy"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
Whalers, &C.
Foreign Ports.

MAY e;h ,noke brig, Phpniy of Provincetown. 200 hb !.
oil June H. Carer bruSfer of do. go do reported ue 1
n'n. n~ - dn ~isar. laih bark taiIy oi fro'ilcs
t..,,n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

BAsvEsr.-The Frcderck Herald of the 29'h
.avs.-rhat during the present week our 'ar-
ners have been busy harv'stin and many OF
hem have now finished. We hear less com
2laint than usual, and altho' the rust and sHlu'
nave done some little injury, we have but ltt'e
doubt that the main objection To the wheat VIII
be lha, the grains arc not suffie Gently we'ghiy
and are ehrivcled from the excess OF wet wealth
er lately mad"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
Agents in Llyer2oo ,,,,-,, 80 ,15t,,,., ,.a,,as. Or
WI. ] ,nr ID rLs,,ni pn : StiN Sa-i Wa,etL-, kUao.
[cn HARNDEN - Co ,..-us .
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So --lL.s. S.1!zzs ~ sCOMMSSlON and -
SSSSTTlppINf; MERCHANTS.

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ldFEMkf' G B0H f0N. NElv-YORk. Phli A!,EL-
PiilI. RtLTiMoR AHn & M,.N c,,,,;I0s 10 forward
w; espnich prrcel P,ckaees nn f,>e' T M .' ~, tSa
Psuer>. e. ~ my ANA ii puS Va h''N'
I,sI,nj SCOTLAND France, and Germany ,,,
ri.y have Isl csthl ihc az N-ency q; ain,a; ,cunr
hs'' =, h -, srnon oi Ode purchase "l Good' exam
nieg ~nd ob,ns 4 wiz Id III ds s;San S ,er
,',oi, f yerpo1 house No ~ Water street Wi
be despatched he k"ys N Ps G siie,f or ngmre
or ~ is @ ,r;y,I receive prompt attention OF our n,
nm Ho;.e Agent; be Immediately iorw'e ", %" %,
Canada. IL ,b, +, any mari nt the United
81; Asrnce, III Americn. - Il, t,, ,,.,esS n.
IL H., ,hsv nr huppy inform their trends ANA pi'f
Inn; they may depend early despnrh and r' re'o''"'e
,a u," , s"y European Or American house can offer.