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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
First Cum from Old Ulster.


S.UGERT1Es April 8, 1e43.
Our Election for Town Officers came of yesterday.
The Van Buren party made a powerful effort TO car
nv their Supervisor but they were met by the ndom-
liable Wings and gallant Union boys with an unbro-
ken from, and an unconquerable spirit. The result
is "A glorious and overwhelming defeat OF the Van
Buren, candidate for Supervisor. John '. l.. Over
bagn, the Wing candidate, is elected by lS6 major
ity over Jacob Snyder, Loco. This result has elec-
trfed the Wings and filled the Van Burentes with
disappointment and dsmay. One ycarago last fall
Mr.. Russell, the Van Buren, candidate for Congress-
carried this town by l64 majority. Now look at the
result this Spring and last Fal-S6 Loco last Fall
lG6 Wing this Spring. Tins Is truly wing avail
auchr; it has covered the Van Burenites with con-
fusion. This result will prepare the way for more
glorious victory next Fall for the Great Statesman of
the West His name is tower of strength. TIE
very mention of his name already eXcltes enthusi-
asn We will now prepare for the Fall contest.
Yours in haste Abb d. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

Hudson City Charter Election.

"a Ne hGre met he ensry ssd thty are o'irs
After heated and closely contested election for
civ officers the Wings are TRIUMPHANT, and we
have elected CYRUS CURTIS Mayor OF the City by, a
majority OF go votes Last year, Col. Darling; the
Loco-Foco candidate, was elected over his Wing
competitor BY majority of p votes-"mg gam
80. Ir Is GLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY, That
va have elected our Mayor by the astounding ma
orty OF 80, after the desperate struggle OF the Loco
FccOs.
We have carried the WHOLE ticket in the First
Ward bv heavy majority.
P. S.-We have just received information that one
Whig has been elected Assistant Alderman in the
Second Ward. THIS SECURES THE Common CouS-
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Greene County Disenshr"iied!


CArsKiLL, April ,. lii
The election for town officers which took place
Yesterday has brought Greene Co. right side up
The Wings have elected SIC ont Of tie Eiecen Sn'
perrisors, giving them majority of one i'll the
Board Last year ii stood Loco to5 Wig. The
town of HUNTER has elected Wing Supervisor.
This is something unparalleled in the memory OF
he oldest inhabitanl of Greene Co.
This is onlya specimen OF what the Wings intend
10 do next Fall in this county.
loco-Foco stock has fallen 5O per cent; since
Monday. Yours in haste, ;. J y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
MORNING, APRIL 5.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY.
FOR Mayor:
MORRIS FRANKLIN.
The Great Clay Campaign.


r- CELEBRATION OF THE BIRTHDAY Or ben
RY CLAY FRIDAY. April 18th. lsA. -,,.
The General Committee Of Democlauc 'hs iou ~"
,h ftv and County of New-York having resolved 10 com
- Tho Contest this City, mniediatey ai.e
the Charter Election by celebrating the Anniversary u M
R+hT,v o the ilustnous leader OF the wing party on "
nav the 1h day of April NEXT announce the
the day as follows ,o,,, noon b, tho
An address ut the Tabernacle at Il O'clock noo Ds e
Hon John NJ CLAYTON of Delaware
recess win he then had until half past o'clock IN the eve
- when the proceedings of the dny will be closed by Ad
dresses from the following distinguished sentieiie'''
Hon JOSEPH VANCE. of Ohio
Hon Hor SERGEhNT s. PRENTIsS., OF Mississippi
Hon JOSEPH H. WHITE, OF y. Y, late oil lhdiain'
Hon. GEoRGE W; SUMMERS; sun iE tS; Of Virginia.
Hon. CCAAaRfEs CAaRRhf e f. PrrrS. Esq Of Maryland
Hon John NJ BOTTS, of Virginia.
The CLAY Clubs of the several Wards respectfully invited
o. in the exercises of the day such manner as the
Central Clay COMMITTEE may deem proper
T'be e. leres will be set apart for the ladies' -
THE proceedings will be ntepesed with OdeS ana MUSIC ap-
propriote TO the OCCASION
Ry order OF the General Committee OF
~ ~ Democratic Wing Young Men.
DAVID GRAHAM, Chairman.
CTMAEtEEs CTM X X SaToy TayLOR' Secretaries.
'o"' = Committee of CtlebratiOg;
a,rr.rnyp w BRApYogp GILES NJ. IlILLYER,
Ernnnr + NrsRITr GEORGE BRIGGS,
Xnou.s r, pnoN lr JouN A. SCHUYLER,
Inns W.pE JAMES K. WooD.
fyvr HART p. II. SMITH,
3 n Rp .nropp JOSEPH II. THoRSE,
III iIopprR No1-r EDwIS COLLIN
CHARLEs X: TAYLOR. X ~ tTWELL
JOSEPH G. PISCKSEY, DAVID GRAHAM
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xyh,. NationoI convention.

\
Johnson in the chair! and G. Proud acting as secen1y M
purpose 1p %osq % sSFs
Sai0n1k q s.s"a ses5 on r slo pslSa E.
M; re following gentlemen appointed Committee OF
ESqGs sTs sms Gs0sGS %G E"Tn r. r Murdoch G M h""n " D.
on motion Of Mr. Monroe the following low whS adopted
be made for their comfort and entertainment to ascertain the
iUg m attendance at the Wig National Convention the is OF
6ss3f1y camced @ @ to publish list Of the Delegates appoint
ed i Re GaPsSs "'ef t President ds 1 and
that they also requested to forward copy o Their respect
yS pnne1s S9e the Coamse Oh Reception aofs
On motion. the COMMITTEE adlonrned s9plect 10 tne can oi
the Chalrinan N. h.'oHNoo->' C"a'ti"a'
viii some one of the Wing Editors in each of the
the Congressional Districts OF this State, publish
without DELAY the names of the delegate and substi
tute to the Baltimore Convention from such District
and send copy OF the paper marked, TO this office
Our list of delegates is incomplete, though we be-
iievc that all the Districts have made their appoint
| menis Alb. Eve. Jour.
uTWe take the above from the Albany Eren-
ing Journal, and in compliance with its request,
We give below the list of Delegates and Substi-
tutes, from the four Congressional Districts COM
prising the City of New York
| III. JAMES VAN NosrRANp. DAVID GRAHAM,
| w BENJAMIN DRAKE. JAS. f. FREEBoRN,
! V. EDWARD MINrURN n. BowDIrCH Blunt,
! VI. DUDLEY SELpEN, JACOB ACKER.
RloT IN BRooKLYN-Just as our paper was 60
ing to press this morning, learned that quite a
serious riot occurred in sister city between tie
Natives and Irsh last evening, the eextent OF which,
however we are not advised, reports being quite
| vague. The substance of what we hear is that n
general fight broke out between the Irish and Ma
lives: that several were seriously wounded; the mil
i,arv called out and headed by the Mayor OF Brook
lvu. fired on the mob, and wounded one or more.
This looks rebellion :
~ A disturbance between the American Re
publicanS' and others, occurred IN the fourteentl
Ward on Tuesday night. Several windows &c
we're smashed.
~ Al the election in Portland, on Tuesday,
there was no choice for Mayor. The Common
Council are of both parties. but majority oi
those candidates whose names were ON the Wing
and Temperance tickets were elected
FRoM C>NroS.-Thcs ship Helena, Benjamin,
arrived last night from Canton direct having left
that port on the Both December Mr.. Cushing
had not then arrived there We have no further
news
II will he seen that the Helena has made an
unusually short assage-having been hut 50
days from port port.
fJySThe Stone C..,ters of Boston have. struck for
higher wages. They hays been receiving 81 %, and
ask 81 Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
o,c,,ort-I.as, words,

We have allowed the Locos 80 Members Of
he House, but the Hartford Courant explains
,bat two of these were chosen from Berlin IN that
County after the Freemen had balloted once
without making choice, and voted to dissolve
The meeting without choosing. The Moderator
being Loco, allowed them to go on and elect
.,ller this; the Wings protesting and refusing 10
take mart in or recognize the election. 1t Will oi
course be contested.
In Colchester, New London Co. the vote for
| second representative was tie. The Loco Mo-
de.ator (who had voted already coolly said-"ln
case of tie, the Moderator decides it," voted
again. and put in his candidate. This cannot
stand So the Locos have but II, including the
man from Monroe returned as Conservative
The Wings have 99, as we stated yesterday. In
Danbury they failed to choose by two or three
votes, owing to lie circulated by the other par
ty, purporting that the Wing Washingtonians
two of whom were up for the House were
scratching the name of Reuben Booth, candidate
it,r Lieut.. Governor, and not Washingtonian.
This led to retaliation for the supposed offence,
and before it could be detected and stopped, the
mischief Was done. The Wings failed of electing
by two or three votes, having decided plurality.
I'VE are behind in Governor, only because there
were many Loco voters on certificates from
Ridgefeld a neighho.ing Wing town, where they
had no hope of carrying Member-so that they
thought they would go over TO Danbury, and
help where they were neededD A new trial for
Legislature will be made on Monday, and there
is no doubt OF the success of the Wings In Che
shire New Haven Co. the Wing candidate failed
by one vote, one Of their voters being absent at
the bedside ola dying son. They have no doubt
of>electing on Monday, as they will in Plymouth
and in Stratford making 6.
All the other towns yet TO choose elect only 9.
There are towns choosing 81 more Members
which have not chosen, but have dissolved the
meeting, and cannot nsw elect. But if the iocos
could elect all that are new TO be chosen they
would still he three short in the House, and ttceire
in Joint Ballot.
From the following towns, we now hear fully
for Governor for the first time They give more
against Baldwin than at first reported, making
the total vote against choice some to 400
lI: ,,,or r1oy.Ia nd is ohout I 1OU
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

UT Whig Songs for 1S44 is the title oil q large
compact collection the best popular Songs of our tIne
hicb we have lust published close pamphlet of 10
paees at the rate of cents single So hundred
SIS per thousand We shall be happy to send couple OF
copies as specimens any Clay Club OF Wing journal Wnl
our friends be good look at ten and do farther US
,hs think nrnDer
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westchester County Elections.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
L 2


NORTH Castle, April ?. 1871.
hasten 10 communicate the glorious triumph
achieved bv the Wings ofNorth Castle ut our town
meeting Yesterday. The Loco-Focos, alarmed by
certain indications thrown out by the Electors, made
a tremendous rally and in order 10 insure success,
nominated Samuel b. Ferris, Esq. for Supervisor.
To saw that Mr.. Ferris is a worthy citizen would
not be saving enough. He is every way gentle
man. and has long been deseyedlv popular in the
country In l838-39 he represented the county 81
Albany and gave general satisfaction. This was
the man selected by our opponents 10 rally their
disprited ranks and bring out all their strength.
Samuel p Smith, Esq. was eircandidate for Town
Clerk He has long held the office and was consi-
dered inyincibe. Some OF their leaders who OBJ
a;ned their directions from Washington raised tie
Free Trade Banner and placed the election upon
that ground. The Wings instantly rallied, raised
the Broad Banner of Henry Clay and Protsctire
Tariff, and nominated Mr.. Job Sands, Manufac-
,urer. for Supervisor and Thorne Sands for Clerk.
Our Agricultural population sustained the Tariff
Ticket and every Wing Candidate elected by
a majority of forty-iour. LAST fall our opponents
had Is majority. Rely upon it, WeStchester Coun-
~ goes for Henry Clay and Protective Tariff.
The following Towns have certainly gone Wing
for Supervisors, to wit:
Grrrnburch, souieis, Found kidse,
Cnrlandt, Nnith Salem, brcioTl.
Yorktown, Louisooio, North Castle,
New Castle.
| will send YOU the rest tomorrow.
Yours, sc w. B.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
Old Orange Speaks!
Correspondence Of The Tribnce.

GOSHEN April 2. ls;i-9 P NJ.
Our Election for Town Officers in this town has
lust closed We have done aceH Elected Super
visor bv 81 majority, and Justice by 20. Last year
Loco by from 10 to GO We have strong hopes Of
carving majority OF the Supervisors in old Orangc.
Indeed, there seems but litde doubt OF IT, see by
your paper that things look well in Connecticut.
Sour fellow lahorer c. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

G;Avrs AT THE MusEuM.-Tbe crowd AT the American
Museum yesterday The Giant and Ia; Wife.
making appearance e!eets BY thousands VINO
mad sIa-re crafty their wousr The q BE- e1hlhi-
ted again to-day and hOs- who cOnd Get Yesterday
.n now grai-d This the best card the manager has
r-r yei. Nav atiand him. To-nsh Is the last
bot on Of the Ethiopian Nns-s and hear Them aud
h- Giants = There will also be magnificent performance
also o'clock the afternoon accommodate The vast
crowds of visltsrs
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ny A Card.-Prof FAUVELeGOURAUDt to the mem
bcrs of his Glasses. and NIL whom it may concern
LADIES AxD GENrLrMEN-Benre nbscntlng myself from
New-York on Il visit To Philadelphia Baltimore WASHINGTON
and Boston take pleasure making known TO you thhl
have selected and appointed Mr.. WASHINGTON HING. 6S
Broadway as my ugent and representative the City OF New
York for oil that may my business IN relation to my
system OF -NInemO,echny.
Mr. King will continue give. without charge any e1pano
bc desired By who has attended my
Glasses upon any pa parts OF my Syste the sraono oil
which may escaped notice during the lectures Mr.
Kings tried aptitude and perfect understanding OF The theoN
and various elements of my system, authorizes me to recon-
mend him with confidence the kind attention and patronage
of NIL who in my absence may desire to acquire correct
knowledge of its principles Transient visitors TO the Cy VINO
may desire learn the system and Principals ol Schools VIII"
may wish to adopt their schools Will hd III Nlr hhs a
oba and competent eacher always ready 10 satisfy them OH
the merits of the system.
Mr. King will also attend to the sale Of my Phreno-onemo
tecbnv Dictionary now ready for the public at my ONCE Do
Broadway. up stairs and of my Phreno- -SlnenoechhN "
lures as soon 5 lhey out OF press.
y. B-Ihe Printed Principles, which were Distributed W We
lecture rooms and which increased to the NUMBER OF
% pages can be Obtained office by any ol te ~
credited teachers the stipulated prices and at - per oe
less By any exmeuber of cnsseS who may w'sh supP"
themselves with fresh copy. ,,n
PRoF FAUvELrG0URAuD'
{tJ- Mr. King is now forming Day and an Evening cn'
m 81 for the course Al who wish 10 avail Themselves OIL u.
Kings inst ucon will please col No. G9 Broadway o
tween ti'c """'S o' : "'' = " ''''' ~ oa,y 3vFST,
week ----y--------- 80
syns,s s,Ps,p,puL.-'rhi Invaluable medicine has Won
s yay in pubic favor until has become The only ~d
!sed preparation that be relied upon of t leJ tste
cure of all diseases originating ~ an IMPURE ara Jcna
otie blood aud other fluids. II not reduced ~ ~ "ea"nia
value by the addition o. sugar ma y prpud pd ,i root So
tibc - wholly preserved This Snfsapnra extensively
recomnended and proved be highly beneficial Tor pfT b y
rerrnrg from the system clearing the skim &c u
also the effect ~ ren9@f e9ames sna Of s sap
rr value and eicacy pamphlets which may De oo'aD
oaseats Era,is s ., ,,hoe,al. md retail by A. B. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggist 20 H',rmn pndy md h.. drug
Sold also at 3 Btoad"my; ;,e ~ Int tnited STATE
si,ts senerIly throughout III .-
. = - s.s.v.o,,I, f,,rn d Court
CoMsrocKs IN EAiS nf
Chroaic kheum2tisin Genetal Ds6'i.y ,h5y .l;o
Scroiult hies n s'"' r,api,oa' pIj 81 y ,b M Rnnr,
e ENG c,ono ,r nnnre s,a,e of hr blood,
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~ The Committee having in charge the Central
Clay Reading Rooms requested 10 met al e G's on
Friday 5P NJ prnciual attendance Is cesen % onsiueSs
OF importance 10 be transacted -
as ai j. KELLY, Chairman Sub. Com
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
l Committee of Democratic

nS- General Committee of Democratic
vyhig Young Men.-A Regular Meeting oiths Com
rnI,,ae will be held at the Broadway House ON FRIDAY
EVENING, the 5th OF April. at halt pnst o'clock.
By order. DAVID GRAHAM, Chhrmah'
CHARLES +. TAYLOR, secretnres ~,
John T. LoRTOy, u.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

~ The Journal u Commerce insists that the
Iocos .ook ground for Free TRADE Gas that paper
understands it) in the Connecticut Election, and
did very ell under that banner. Ifthey are sails
fled with the result, we of course should be; but
there is not an intelligent Loco-Foco in Connec
ticut who will not cheerlully admit that their real
or oHedged hostility to the TarD ooas the cause
of their defeat--that but for this issue CfeDeland
mould hare been reelected. We have already
shown that they tried to cvade or be-littlc the
Tariff issue cited evidence that Van Buren Is
as much for Protection as Clay, &c. &c. 1t is
true, as the Journal says, that their leading pa
pcrs did occasionally admit themselves favorable
to McKay's bill, but they kept the provisions of
that bill out of sight, and vocilerously declared
that il afforded as much Protection as Mr. Clay
is in favor of! Says one of their speakers, Mr.
Hickok of Danbury, at Ridgetield, 4 Mr.. Van
Buren, and Mr.. Clay agree precisely on the Tariff
question, and thank God that is the only ques-
ton they do agree upon" But we need not,
surely, pile up evidence of a fact, so palpabe as
that the Locos of Connecticut, skulkcd the Tariff
ssne as far as possible.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
New.YOrk Town Elections.
THE PEOPLE AMAZING VICTORY VICTORY.
Old Duchess Forever-Another most Glo-
rfous Triumph.
Correspondence Of The TRIBUNE.
OrrtCr nr Tpr .Jcr-nS4I ASn

fOuEhsr-psle, aprli
Friend Greeley: Our Town Elections took place
Yesterday and hasten to announce to you the most
BRILLIANT VICTORY ever gained by the Wings
in the Spring showing how the bail is rolling on for
..Ifnyry of tie West and sweeping all before 1t.
In Poughkeepsie we have triumphed beyond our
most sanguine expectations. Our majority is ONE
HUNDRED AND ElGHTY-SEVEN! The Lo-
co Focos put up against one OF their most pro-
minent men. the Editor of the Telegraph and made
every effort in their power against US by money and
all manner of corruption, but their labors were all in
vain Poor fellows!
In the County we have done still better. OF the
eighteen towns we have carried ELEVEN certain,
and probably twelrc! Never did the Wings do their
duty better and never did the Loco-Focos contend
with more desperation.
The following is the list OF the towns as they now
stand Wig. Loco-Foc0.
Amenia, Red Hook, Dover
Bsckman Pawllngs, g Niidu
clinton, gain, P0ushkeeISie, hhiiHe!trrcR' gar"
Hyde fark g. Union Vale g. Fistklii',
Northeast e. Washington. iIeasiht Ndhe},.
Pine Plans repi StAnford-l2. La Grange; g II
Our gain in the popular vote is still much greater
than in the number of towns. "Glory enough for
one day Yours, truly,
ISAAC rLATT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

ur SCHENECTADY has gone Wing triumphant
", choosing ALIEN. c. GIBSON Mayor without
opposition and Wing officers in three OF the four
Wards. Average Wing majority 70. Last year
8 to 8 Aldermen; now ii Wing to Loco.
GLgNyiLLE and NlsKAYUNA, IN Schenectady Co.
to have chosen Wing Supervisors by SO and 5ma
ior4y RESPECTIVELY. Duanesburgh, Loco; Prince
fo,n and Rotterdam, not heard from.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

The other towns us thus far heard from stand as
they did in l8l3, with the exception OF RhinebecN,
which, on account OF AN unhappy division among
our friends, is Loco Foco. The Wing Supervisor
in Pawlings elected last year by one MAJORITY; I;
and his election was contested by his opponent, and
as dernier resort the case was submitted to the Sh
preme Court, which decided in favor of the Loco
Foco but the people of Pawlings have decided yes
terday in favor of our Wing friend by about TO Iua
As far rs heard from / Wing Supervisors 10
locos. Last year 10 Wing Supervisors 10 . Locos,
besides the reduction Of Loco maorites and increase
of Wing in every town.
Old Dulchess will he redeemed in the Fall in spite
OF every thing.
,cE~The Loco Cocos confess this Waterloo
defeat. One OF THE FoURIERITE DIVISION.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
Another Gun from Old Saratoga !:

Correspondence OF The Nblny Fv.ning JouTnaI.
BALLsToN Spa, April ,. lSit-
DEAR SIR-The town elections III eighteen towns
in this County took place yesterday-onIy two
towns vet heard from. Milton and Balston. The
Wings ran union tickets in both towns, heading the
tickets with Whis Supervisors. The LocoS nom-
mated full Loco tickets. The union ticket in Balls
ton has elected the Supervisor and all the rest of
the ticket except Collector. In Milton. Wing Su-
peryiSor and the union ticket except Justice Collect
or and Clerk and one Inspector OF Election.
j NJ. Cook, Supervisor, by % maj. Wing gain.
Stephen Merchant, Ballston, 81 maj. do.
Correspondence OF tn. Evening Journal.
WATsIFoRD. April J. lslt.
meeting Yesterday and elected Wing Supervisor,
Town Clerk, Collector, and several other Wings
Justice, tie. Last year Loco-Foco majority As
Yours SC.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
"CIear the Way for Henry Clay Make
room for Old Dutchcss.

To Wr Editor OT he IT ibUne
Po'KEEpsiE Wednesday Morning, 10 O'Clock
We have trumphed most glorioAsly III Pongh-
keepsie. Our Supervisor is elected by &c majority
over considerable OF a demagogde. Last year our
minority was about 80; last Fall l31. Wing Town
Clerk elected by 229 majority.
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g. To be published on Saturday, 9th April.

} q
ILLUMINATED & ILLUSTRATED SHAKESpEARfst
Edited b. GuAn c. Vefanck with Illustrations b, Rottt
". Wrir This number IS embelissed with 3 superbs3n N
cravings nlng 80 -ugavngs hat"il have been issued an
the num5ers aud which will complete Hamlet will cont
tain from 10 20 IS ensravings which will BE- The
Crortispiece the play, designed ~ Robert w. WeiT and
nrint.J in TINS H. w. HEWET. Publisher,
936 RrnahMlr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

~ NEwsuacH has elected Wing officers, all
but Town Clerk, Collector, one Assessor, and
three inspectors Of Election. For these, Ma
tive ticket prevailed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

OREGON AND CALrroRNrA.-The reader will find
on our first page to-day most interesting letter
from the pen of a gentleman who has resided u
Winter and Spring in Oregon, and nearly whole
year in Upper California. Some of the state
ments of the writer will powerfully arrest atten-
ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

DIR. LAMBERT's LECTURE TO GENTLEMEN.-Ihe
first oil these Lectures was delivered on Monday
night 10 a crowded and delighted audience, and the
simple announcement that The second will be deliv-
cred Mis erenag al the Society Library rooms, Illus
trated BY exhibiting and explaining the beautini
models of Auzoux, we sure will overflow '''e
hall. and in that conviction advise an cary AZ
tendance. In compliance with urgent and 'req'eil'
requests Dr. Lambert has consented TO repeat the
lecture on the Lungs aud the effects oil sh-iacing'
separately, due notice of which "llibe gwen See
hi. advertisement for the lecture this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

- The attention OF our readers is calsd TO the
Report OF the COMMITTEE the Young Ladies' lnst-
lute al Pittseil, Mass. contained in another CO.
lumn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

Gr Hon. SERGEANT S. PerSrlss is IN Boston,
and would address ahe No. Clay Club OF that
city, on Wednesday evening He was also to be
invited to attend mass meeting in Andover, IN
Essex District.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

~ The eI.apland Dwarf from the New-York
Museum. bonored our sanctum with visit yester-
day. He is very handsome, rosy looking fellow,
and becomes his coat and pantalooas as well as Sir
Geoffrey Hudson. Although a sery small curiosity
H., will undoubtedly attract great deal OF attention.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

RHODE IsLANp.-Thc Law and Order ticket was
elected throughout, on Wednesday, without any
serious opposition. Gov. Fenner's majority is
considerably larger than last year.