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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-03

FRENCH CHINA
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs.
DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers has
"A. always hand for dinner and
plain white and silt French Porcelain well dinner and
plates all dishes soup tureens covered
dishes, salad bowls fruit baskets, custsds and stands
Also, Tea and Chocolate Ware. Greek French and Amsr
shape.
All tbs articles warranted Of the best quality, and be
nd hea' and purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-03

r ETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF THE DAY
~ The undersigned respectfully inform the snds and the
public generally that they keep sny hand large and
plepdd assortment Of FNnch and English Cloths Cassime
and tesngs including OF Overceat sufs,
which they pledge ,hemseye: to make style not surps
full fifteen less than other house who make and
trim in the Those who wish Clothing made TO
their perfect sasf will do well TO call and Civ. trial
sp nd;d assortpsnt Of Oyercea's and Cloaks kept
constantly hand, and will he sold very low tor cash
d. Imsr II. WHITEHORNE. T. CO 80 Nassau q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-03

DLANCfAKDS
DATENT STATUE W GOD AND COAL STOVES. for
halls paoIs Offices stor's steamboats, &c.These stoves
Statue Of Washington the father of his
ting kinds OF for wood the other for coal
the h'e chamter in the pedestal being arranged that the
heat circulate through the entire height Of the
tue gvi large and BEAUTIFUL radiating surface Thee
stoves have also got hot air chamber and
being constructed the most scientific pncpes they give
all who have them the satisfaction The sub
scrter invites the atenon Of those wanting BEAUTIFUL
nomic durabe Stove, call aud satisfy themselves Of
the above facts They can be in operation daily and h
reuces those who have them in The public will
then have fair opportunity OF judging that the plain
facts For sale only ia h city ia Grand street, door
east of b idwiy.
d2 im*m JAMES KINDS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-03

MINIS BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
GEORGE r GREEN, Nos. ITO Chatham street and Bow
sornen Of Mems Bows and Chidrens Clothing Of all de-
IN the most which he would
made arrangements to receive CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS &C., by Packet, and has secured the
vices Of experienced Cutters he pledges himself to give perfect
satisfaction all who may purchase.
N BGrments made to order at the shortest notice and
with strict punctuality d. lm*m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-03

MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
MESSRS. q. WEISS x FIR GRAMBSS, Professors OF
M Music, espectfuy their patrons, the ladies
d gentlemen OF New York andits vicinity their Cotlion
Band prepared to play the admired and fashionable
Music for Private Parties, SoiIees, NC.
Orders thankfully received aad punctually attended
Delaney also MrMot's Music Saloon, Broad,y ay
r MIR. JOiile's Music Store, 385 Broadway
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-14
y cue 0rocerp.
aCDb Gber

Oeadbt benz odtun96,pertben pubfun, hermit bic err
9ebenlte nSe9e oo er eiuen reuen @rccerDstcbr err
rIdbtet hol nno 5par in benz @antO> caus, oweltlide
Sete ceS Offentden Warft Giercd6, in lpedem Scbn
Sauer bleber Btrtbfhaft belt Getn Stcbr miro lcts
nit ben orr59Itdteu @rccerY @aarcn aaer 9rt per
ehen lem; AIS @otfee. Thee, @onctes Sdnupiz0taucr
lnnD Soutubu, bon alien Scrten Sal,, bcim 8Grrei
riite MetBflde beim 8drrel uuo alien 1culttoen rtis
teIn, welde bic o9emeneu causba(tsbeOirfniTe erbe
ien turbe nrd benertt ,rirb, boB lestqebote @eocu
tanoe AUDI in feinen Santitdten Uerabfol9t ,peroen.
Gs miro feiu eifr9ies 8efreben fein, 1eue Sfuubeu
onrd' bl9e pree unb pronpte 8ebenun9 p6Qiq ,frie,
oen 5u lteuen-gr bittet baber nm eeneQten 3upruh
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NufcrOeruna.

Die Sran QBtttrre tfabetb, g d raDe +, trete nE
S"9e 1888 in Der Nabs ron SPpsnstus tn Npnul1aHisH1
ADrret atr unteannt 1T, batc i'd s,tens Der In cu
LAMB wcRncnncn rrwanptcn brcs pcrtcrbcnen Gbnanss m
AuftrI9e rts t6Ni3n O nifcrtums, 1bcIuusen III
bcn, mcIt nit Dtcn rur Den nnumctr rrorrrlh errn 6.
2S ous r1bcr us3ccrItttn niben IbcrenItiMI.
men Sd bite birtrtc rab mir ibrrn esiSem Nuntp It anSu
jc9n cprr prn Tic ntrt mebr Scbr n lcutt 70 ro Der
potmeir ortes e 9tpcA Dat irsnp cine
bere psron ODsr StDSrr Sepcrl1mt srt mt ~ Hs
naobribti5cu.
2ott1nCret Ben 90. Ulaj, ls44
S. s. 8rauns,
Gtni9l. VreuRifcher &cVful.
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Soctor GDm. QasparI
tn Boar, Su5carapa5 9ountu,

Senadlrdbtt9t feline beutiten 9anoslcute in Canton
uuo Der l9egeno hermit, coB, ou er mehrletti9 afqe
foroert wcroeu it, feline 9roriS bis uad @untc aus3s
cehnen, er d entdlo0en hat, jeceu Somtoe bort an,
meleno Su ien perlrnen, peIde hu at cculureu p,,s
ldell> tDnuen tbn antreen an Dem beuanteu Sage pc
y r a nj MDe int ee8ranflin ootel."
orctor easport bebanoeIt feline potcnten nad re,
''b moeop { d) e NJ jneilmetbpoe, welhe I'D
btsher it Il, no te an9etpaot tpcrcen it, ais cic
porSu9ih in "drcnben'' Sranfbeiten, er.
tpie1en bat 10
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. Z etannt t a6uuaen.
sW arm una

D1 meln Scbn y btGipp @brbars, am let
ZEN 9en Mat ohne r9eno ene lltlahe ras 6lterlic6c
oane oerIoen bat, 70 parne id bier Jeoermoun ibnr
'F netnen 9tamen iroeno cpas Su lebcn Uoer au bor
gen, ooer audi font in 8erbnolthfeen nit tba eiu,r.
0eben, 'oem id in teinem Safe eefonnen bin, fir bic
oen 'hm contrabtrten Shuloen Orer Serpfibtangen
oerantwcrth Su letn
@antpert, Ohio, ben 6teu N2ai 1914.
Oeinrtd, Gle6.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-14
Gin Brief AT bic Soerausseber oes Neaonser solers.

Gin 8ref an bic joeraueseber oes Reaoinser Acers.
Walhinstou. 81. N1a 1914.
Z S9ente fftn,n,te Der Senat oem Betlue ces Naufes
Der Reprdentanen BEL, um auf Wcntag, Den II. Sun.
aufSnbred,en.
&c mar merftpitrbi9 su fehen, NIT .,pelder @intu1-
nai9tet Die @rnennun9 Don Sames SC. so [ { bon
Efnneiiee, fir prdfoent, uno s. @eorae M. . a t.
la ben penniDlodnien, fir 8ices prdIbenr albier
9tnffia anfAenomten tporoen. 9le llneiui.feiten in
Der 9infldt idieneu inter ben remofratiheu @eoern
Oes son9reiles ourd' bic adridt bapon, re bur el.
nen 3aloer, plcsl'd' oerfdeudt wcroen 81 leir AGe
llle entdhlo0en loano in Oano ants lsert 1u aehen
nD ole @rnennun9en SH untertiBen, unl Die E6beral
9artet NIT Clap uno e.ner $4,000 900 Doa Jiattcuul-
8nnt I'D, pom 0alfe sn balten
Die g8ti9 @cnsreBslieoer Inb ara auaefllbrt. Sie
tatten id,cn Rarrenlaounsen Spistldes u anbere Qe
brRdtf Sdden ge9en Ban guren ausgeldift, H. bo.
ben tp0hrid,einlih NOT ntante &arrenlabuneeu Der
art anf Spano, tpeldes jest ale oerlprne Dabe uuc
Jfcifen tDdren. iz. - 4
eIa Der Grmdbluns bon polf uuo DaOas 1T aIlen,
jsBi8en anlebea nad iehr rpenis 3pefel mebr. Sebe
tlno Ocrtrefide Wdnner-unc @laD 1T idper NIT pcs
ltflfen unc anoeren Saneen belaben, bic Jpn neoer
eflden.
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yScrfQuf5 : 9lnaeiop.

Ger unter5etdnets bat S,pet gB e 6erf lille gum
- IT nj ~ be gum Serfaufe oorrdtbi9, mel
tbe Gut oauerbaft unc Srpe6mdeis 9earbeitet inc -
NauteGboOer cel!eben i1d an ,einem unen be Scidne
'e" Sohnorte 9efall9it eiusufuren
0enrD 9 drefIer.
vSagne ecnntY, perrD ScwnIhip Meilen norolt,
90" NotpsburS IN Der Giraffe mad, 9lIhlanb
46-4 III,
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Neues Vtabli0ement.
Vlcd, Gupfer luuo GiIeub(eh

OEV0VI SlNPTtI NNU WI1tllDIeCD.
Der llnter3eidnete benocbribti9t oas Yutlfum, bnB
er cbt9eS eeftdf Su betreben a9efanae bat IT, stpar
IN n II, i'll Der Gu6corawassS sStra6e, in benz err
lten e'ebduoe metltcD BON Beirih'5 Mirtbsbaus uno
eetnabe 9e9enber bon oefmanu's @rccerD, ,pc er ut
1e Der 3et bereit fen miro, eurdge fir GerferttquHq
oon Narrnen &c. 1c 70 pie iberhoupt fir ale III Dein
Sod1 1d1la9enoe 9Irbettcn auSunebmen. Gt 9utes 9s
1crtement BON
81 th &upfer nnb Gi1enbled d1 wuure n
bdlt er betdctg ouf anO> Die bon 9uten Materal 1t.
anf 9clddefuot9e QSee oerferttgt ilnb Sciue re,le
lTno cen 3eittmitduten angeme11en.
9 a NJ. .. 6 a II mann.
GcFsltes Stnpfer, MeiiIn9 unc 3n,n miro III GauNh
an9erlommen.
Santc II, Rat g. 1874. 43-4m
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90 a 6 f "a GEN.
SO Q / &
% 0 #
B b III ne tepe>
aus Stcl;endu, .R6uiareid Naunpnpr 9

'r trcen in Baltimore ,prbnenrrn @dwctc.n Carolina
oef nne 5rb1nna 9iere ett rcrbelite Sung, fnr in Sol
sc eS rt9Isf" 8'os iDrs 9sters in Ocuano aufprbrt
erosh 3u ept'n9naDme ers ifnsn bahur jufcnrtn
rts e1ne Ycpor9 NusStr9te Anc bslautc 4cmat cabiu
atsuhlden tt ertucn rabcr ibrc rtcn 9enant. @dper
rOo c d a thnren mag tpncn unrer,ii' tDren Auf nt
Dt anjujet9t1 um rss wc8cn iDrcr Gnwi9uns Slancns
"nrt9rttt Jttbi9 INIT iD~ reabrcrcn 3H 6nucn Gae I
un bl,rnter int 6a lc prc Sbweltetn ndt per(6n scn
tb"te ~lrp Pnnttl bcorS mcrr pclbc an rem Scr
a"s5etr oes Samore oeutben Oenctrau arprcirt wirb
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Demofrattfde gerfo mn mluuo

Ne Q TIA II d1 Wer a N IN un9
tn W fltllon. Starf @ouutn Sbtp.
Sie Samltag, ben %. SUM-, Jtadbmittaas l llbr,
miro n IRalillon Starf @cnnn, cine centofratiittc
Verlamn'lun9 ltattfnoen, bel tpcloer gele1enhe 9ie
cen in DER enaiiithen uno ceutld,cn 5prad,e aebaen
werben.-Die Oemofrafen oflid, ncroltdt II. fto(ob
oon @1ntcn, ilno elnseaoen 1eb llm 20 lbr gcrmtt-
tags, i'm Warft 8iertd pom @auton III perIamme(n,
un1 in pre,eilIcn nit Der MuGfbanoe an rcr gpibe,
nad' paf1lon Su ,rarfdiren.-Gbvo alb u m b.
It doter, @sq, ocn Jteu 9isbon tpiro ,uaeaen 1eiu
uno cine SReoe in beutIter Gprade ha(ten.-Rpn,rat
glGe unb 0erar0sert bic @erlammLnna -
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SO . /
@briftian alteufperqer2

VNEE EFId a Us ItenIpe r0cr3
cerielbe 1T BON @nmenciu9en, @rcBber;catbum 8o-
cen, Ano ocrlteB @anal Sutton, Starf Gcunty, ohio,
oOr un9efabr Smei Monaten, in Der sbIdt, nae5 oem
Staate nctana lid, gu teseben -Sett Der 3eit it Gin
lSedlel Don oeutdIano fur ibn onsetommeu, uuter
DER Aoorele bon 0ecree gSolf,per9er, Der in etnem
paaoesbauie i'll yep gort Su besebeu it. Obqeoad,-
ter Sbrifian Waltenperaer niro ceshalb aebeteu in
Gursen, Nahrdt bon ilh su seben uno su belftmmcn,
auf neld'e 9Sefe nit benz fra9liden Wechlel perfabs
rcn Deroen fol-.
@eorae @ulffperger.
@anal> Gnlton Wli %, 1914. 46-4m
Co., -lSedielbdtter i'm Weiten meroen INN aeneiote
suAabme oes DerifehenoeH Snferates eebcrIamlt ae.
betenl utter 3Hildleruns pron,pter 0feciprocitdt
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SolFs Tarrbe it.-Oas golf leubet Nepc-
taten UNI @elese gu t,lao1en uno beSablt ie oaIr -
Jtadoem Die @eiese aemactt no, be5anlt oas 8of bic
Noooten, INN tbm olelelben uerltdneltdl III MADDEN
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Nuforoerunq.

G~ 6err Wabelm Gumau tuira hermit beuoebr;ch.
ti9t, baB Briefe BON Deutidlanb fir ibu auoefcmn,en
iae. Sc mSse 1d eielerbaib an 1eiu fruberes Soar.
ptnshans IN philaoelpbla wenben. =. -. = 7
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S. s. 9 rau No..
&Sni8l. 9orcuRii4er &cHtuI:
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&leicung fir 9Irmel 9emadt I'M 9lrmenhaus.

-e Stcd auf oer Saueret. -:
pferse sdbs sinber, saDre alt Stir, SABRE at
|; Nnptr Sabrc att 2; Ster abr alt, t; Ster ottta
81 Sinrsr, Sabr att 2 SsIber5 $; @tbaafs go $amu,sr
S9wcinc Is; 3ic9en - f..'. '~. .: +: -: - >
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St1rf @ou1uY Mrn,enbaus.
csi)rltt,er 8ertd)t Der Dtreftoreu.

Qn RE 0cmmilare @trt County: Die unteribnttsh
9ettorn County ArmenDoufes tertttn abtnnsss
sc, t rc nr uno 3su9ni ces ohsratftDrr telIster
Anut nrIdt unr ran SnNrrn D1ten, rag, paDrcno pcl
am Stunt m b9cnccn Soprs 644, fur aIe5pec vrr""s9abt
trureC, pie Sumnle rpn SlU92, S74
Ycn ctcr SuaMe purrcn erDarn rur QertGuf Ter FTe=
butte rrr 8aucrci unD Der 23crtiattt S61J 1871
mrfan9cn rIrdb beu &rp armtr YtrIentn i, 81
DO. rurh 9crtauf ron &tscntbum 2li 62
sSewtlt9In9, tetablt ""s pSm vOun9' t..
Arment"r leOs, l34--
1892 e7s
WieberboIuug Der Stems Der 9lus9aben.
Qeba ccs Nrlcs $l25, 90
70 res D6. rIufltDrrS 300, 90 -'
$ctrnsmittc 1856, 3S4
NfcrScratpthN(tcn Nep &c. .I2l, 4s
fur Xrme lOs OH
W better IliI rer N1ucrct 1913, 25
2Scltlidbc Nrttitrn i'm }1Ous 1922 ~
3utAliSe NusButcn 90, O4I
9c5ratMB NussAttn 22, 691
Strt auf her Sauret ~, 25-
1892 s7f
Gr,eu9ui0e Der Sarm uno Der Berftdtte> persauR.
IJdacl NcDrcr, jmrt 5crtrl So Oo
19n. OuntIr, Balani J0rl2 9 10
IS. Il. SD0utrrat, rier Scrttl Q 90
ScDn Gatf, fir 0:traub res GtcrS 90
6. =. pNtterten, ieobs &arunStn J5ctl 9 e5
~ ou9uS, cine Sacun9 1ocu
SIR. Sting, Gin .Sutdcl Safer = ' =: 9s
IG. 9. p1ttcrc cine Nl0ftcr Jodrrp -6pl3 "' 90
9rrjclbc, feds $arun9en tanHtn = - 3 90
george 0unt1r tr clne SArunS 6cu ;>' :.~'. s 62H
~ 6uSus cine tIcinc ssrun9 Seu -; ....: ! O0s
Otr 0oplrns, 3S Hu1 Is 9Of Ecl.cn III 75 Gts 9R 6s
Or. Stasmcs, cine $arun9 Stan9cn 2~75
slstttwe E,ebarr, rier sapu"8cn @tAnScu / 25
Sobn Nl1Arr, tbs sapun8en %. =. -. - ! s71
S"m. Sn'tD, S1lAnj "n lo1ute 394
@elo, empfau9en bem 500 sIrmer
1Drm .eumpbrcps o.
Ilar9. y. v1,u,u -.-~... ,ee
e'eO, empfon9en bon sIrmeu curb p. ecuse0betler
:S's'' Ss'Ss's ;;5'sS 5's's' as,"ss,D \ .sss e
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GRrD 2 6r ra4NRf:

Nal 6. Suni, ourd1 ben Ghrtr. S. s. Tat, Or gin.
breas WeDer, nit 3clna Banerle Beice ., cafe G(p,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
The Prospect IN the Centre.

WAsHtsoTos. Sept. II. 1884,
MARYLAND is alive to the d-ty which she has to
perform within The next month. Pratt will be elect
ed Governor by majority varying from $500 TO
1000, and Mr.. Clay who is stronger than any other
man in the State, will Increase the majority in No
vcmber TO or 5000.
Old VIRGINIA, too, is throwing of the shacklrs.
Never has there beer such enthusiasm with tina
Wings, aud such alarm With their enemies. The
whole Western legion is one glorious, inspiring
blaze, running from North TO South. Summers,
Stuart, Rives Preston, al! abroad and all equal
" certain OF decided Victory. From this day
forth, mark the mothe. Of States and Statesmen
redeemed and place her patrIotic motto sic semper
tr nis, over The fallen fortunes of Polk, Dsunion
ard Texas.
The whole Federal patronage and power is now
embarked in the Cause o, Loco-Focoism, and all the
privileges designed for public purposes are turned
TO party account. Tine secretary of War, hlr.
Wilkins, has, am crediblv told, placed his official
frank on some Tro Hundred Thousand copies of
Mr.. Walkers Annexation Speech ard other - Dem
ocratc" stuff. So we have TO contend against all
the engines of corruption employed by the Govern
ment four years ago. All the better, for We shall
whip them the harder for it.
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The Ladies for Henry Clay.

FRIEND GREELEY: At the great meeting al
Undertook on Saturday last. while our friend
Ho1ie was speaking, the following note was
handed to him and read to the assembled thous
snds. tits too good TO be lost.
FROM THE LADIES.
Notwithstanding John Meals eloquent and indig-
nsnt appeal for ssThe Rights Of Women" we are
PERFECTLY satisfied with the appointment which the
Graf President Of the Universe has bestowed upon
US in his bounty--ihat OF presiding over the " Home
department."
Its alphabetically our province TO remain al home
and regulate "Iniernal Affairs while our liege-
lords 20 forth like the renowned leader OF the Vosoi
with the prayers and sympaihes Of those that love
Ind honor ,hem 10 contend amid the mighty voices
Il The Senate for their "country's veal and woe.
Now we Of the aforesaid " Home Department" have
nany important Questions pendng-psss many
Re,oIu,ops. and Law no Bills" on the table Tea
tsbe Of course) until the third reading. We have.
IS far as il is practicable and becoming, investigated
9e chances OF the forthcoming Presidential tiec-
aon and have decided that, with that portion OF our
adrtS and souls that isn't already occupied 10 use
our influence 1--WE trust Mr.. Neal is not presently Tor
Henry CLav-the {" Cncirnatus o! The West" And
borrower, al Il recen, sitting We nave unanimously
,oied iha, Imperial Freiinghuysen--pure and una
Celebrated, is the very best kind OF Hysoa we know
Further Resciped, That the above Resolutions be
gwen TO respected coadju,or, 10 be read by him
stine great.assembage OF Wings IN Undertook,
We I'm day Of September.
KATE EASTWOOD" Sec'y Home Department.
AT the close Of the meeting, Mr.. Hoxe stated,
10 answer to several invitations to meetings in
'ahocs parts of the State, that he was engaged
sssry day and almost every nightup TO the LIST OF
oetober, and that his health was already much
Impaired. Where are your MarWelis, your Sci
us@ your Grahams, your Jordans? do urge
taen to come forward and take the labonng oar,
us're the old faithful soldiers who have now been
'a'ee months in the field shall die with harness
W Their backs. A Who OF KINDsaHooK.
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w. are requested by Messrs. Bailey &;
~ we G, Of the Dry Dock,to return thanks
IN her M name to the Fire Companies Nos. t, l6
and i" H. for ther prompt offers OF assistance after the
accident of the Brilliant and for the great labor and
Efficient service which they performed. we are
Glad TO learn that the injury neither 10 The DOCK nor
The boa, is as great as at frs; supposed, ana lha'
ho,b will admit Of speedy repairs.
Oo''' (N. O. Com. Bulletin, Sept. ..
SAVING TINE John" said u clergy man one
80 h;s e.ryon,. would it not be good plan for
Won 10 have a stub scythe here, and be huoong
few, bushes while the oxen resting !" John,
with coun,epance which might well have become
the divine himself, instantly relurned-"M opid !,
not be well, sir for you TO have swinging board
in The pulpit and when they are singing, 10 swins!e
a little fax 7"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

Rsv. Mr.. ToRREY.-ll would upp"~-e-"r, an AZ.
ucle in the Baltimore Clipper Of the lAh, that thi'
gentleman (uow confned there on charge oil ao'
Quoting Slaves,) has warm and interchangeable Trends
outside. The Clipper says; Upon searching yes
,erday, number Instruments necessary 10 cutting
mis- way out were found in his possession consist
ing of a neo,, small saw, file &c. He was also ~
possession OF powder and bail, but no pistol couIc
be found, yet portions OF letter !onnd gave preea9
ron ~ hnye such instruments we'll charged Ii IL
thorhr that two o'clock last nigh, was fixed upon
for the final sort at escaping and that rope ladder
Tor sealing the wall was TO be supplied from accom-
plices. We have heard much speculation IN refer
ence 10 the matter, but have no assurance oil thet
ruth. But for the timely discovery on the part Of
the officer of the jail ne would no doun, soon nave
acconnished his object ard with him others would
also have escaped. He was Immediately conveyed
10 cell, where he will remain, as matter oil neces-
sary security"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

R,prY1S THE CARs.-A German woman, as we
learn from the Baltimore Clipper, gave birth to
c child on Wednesday in one Of the Western tram
from Baltimore for Cumberland, when it reached
Hnrper's Ferry Bridge. Both mother and child
were doing as well as could be expected wien Vie
the downward train passed, and were intent on pnr-
suing their Journey 10 the Far West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

The WARREN MURDER CAsEs.-Ihe Justices
of the Supreme Court decided this day, says The
Trenton Sheet Anchor of Friday, that they would
allow wri,s of Cirtorar in the case Of Abner Parke
and Peter W. Parke, for the purpose oil removing
those causes out of the Court of Oyer and lerml-
ner of the county Of Warren into the supreme
Court of Judcaiura Of the State Of Of New; ;en
;es sbould be allowed for the trial OF those causes
but refused to allow the motion made by the Coun,
ell Of the defendants for change oil 1ne place OF
rial. The Jury in the case of Abner Parke TO be
brought from the county of Somerset, and that IN
the case of Peter W. Parke from line county oil
In the case of Joseph Carter, jt The Court ordered
the Sheriff Of the County OF Warren to have me me
defendent before the Court, at III O'Clock "A. VI. 10
,mor,ov-at which time, the Court minated they
would be prepared TO render their decision IN refer,
ence 10 the various points of exception taken by 'he
Counsel of defendant on his last trial.
Ii the Judges shall then refuse TO grant new
trial TO defendant for any of the reasons urged by
his Counsel they will then proceed TO pass sentence
anon him. The said Joseph Garter, Jr for the murder
Of John B. Parker. Newark Adv. Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

Mass. HORTICULTURAL SociErr.-The corner
stone of the new ediice Of the massachusetts hort-
culture! Society was laid on Saturday in Boston,
with appropriale ceremonies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

BEAUTIFUL MUSICAL BlJoU The most beautiful
collection of sweet music published for long time
Is the hal(-dozen new VALUES by wv Wallace
"a Texianu Valse s,iliaire, Ell Ams,ad, La Sima-
na, and Le Zoe. The genius Of Wallace is exo-
erar, and Joyous revens in all The wealth mud gorseousne'
If musical the tenderness and paihos OF his
sentiment, the ,ru,hunes oh expression and The nchne's OF
his ue probably BY living composer
,,b ne Author and Artist I'M extraordinary ant
these SIX ememhrances of HIM issued. by Fh. Ha q
Pond 2e Broadway style of noiave and Typographical
beau,y quite worthy Of them Tne whole Is enclosed IN
beau,iu cover, got up by j. A fIaeas' spruce
,eo, The hook IS accompanied By IN excellent portrait
| the nuthor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

North American Pha.anI, Monmouth Co
j. tAddress Ie.ville P o. s. miles from New ork wa
steamboat ORUS from Fulton Market to HE'D Bank das a
ing the summer SIR. EDWARD GlLf,s the aceel'e
con, tho phn,n, in New-York and may BE consulted on
is business om s to o'clock p NJ at his residence No "
Walkerxt. Jaw"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

BERx1cr OR TIKI CURSE or NIrsSA AND OTHER POEMS.
= u RrnpccA :. NICHOLS. Cincinnati: ShEPARp 4 Co..
This volume ioF which we ma. q oIreudy expressed
favorable opnion,) challenges our admiration not
only on the score opoetica merit, but as favorable
specimen of book making at the West; and we take
pleasure in expressing the opinion that in botn
these respects it is deserving Unpopular favor. Mrs.
Nichols is known to the public by her contributions
10 our Periodical Literature and with many readers
Of uuquestionasle taste and discrimination che has
long been favorite The principal Poem in this
volume, we believe, has never before been publish
ed, but many of the brief,r ones have appeared in
the higher class of our literary journals. That they
ere in no respect obnoxious TO criticism ii would be
TOO much TO AFFIRM butlbey are certainly all charsc-
rerised by refined sentiment correct and easy vers
6cs,ion. and an elevated moral tone, and are moi
wanting in passages of deep feeling and power
We regret that our limits will NOT allow us to veriy
This opinion by extracts. The volume may be OBJ
tanned of Graham, 100 Nassau street.