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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
commercial and Money nst.ers.


~ Fo, sales at the Sock Erchcns', Last Page.
fsussDAr ?. n.
The Stock Marker continues iFm, and prices are
arnsrally buoy4pt, rsl-cI1liy finces.
Exchanges are firm, but inactive. Sterling =
s. Fraac, %. 32;
we're sold t4acticE:
So Keatucky Fre< Ia Eew. 81 81 81 S
100 sha,,s Dry Dock Bn.k o5'
n ftcrrs9t -, W M M,nsy B,Ose,l BGtk Money
-, RI bIs in RnsSn Bauk OF Oswsso Is
ilbtuy Troy Scheuec &e CONNIE feat, & - %
ntilsiel rlia WatsG'!!et ~
I'm I'm E'oj and Re-, Back .iHouatonc Railroad. ,.pal
S,,;, 'N Phnnin. ChaI!sstown ...i1
6h;- ~ '''l Newhuryport Bank ......t %
IL; -, Bank OF l. Gus ~
N,,i Ttolina Girard Bank, philadelphia Y
Sonth Carolina iComneFcal. Bun 40 LIB
The following are the receipts on the Western
Railroad 70, hs week ending March l6 They sho" very
large gam: :. 20, 60 02e
Freight, 2:oe' -- -. 20
Total sS''|' S'.o'O
Lowell appears by the following to be gong
ahead The Journal says:
From resen, indications. our city bids f'r to present
very busy busting aspect during the spring and summer
Two large mills about 70 D. erected one py Ne" Eo"
r.tion (ie Prescott and the other By tbs Lawrence or9
4tiou with these will De several blocks oil ooif'
". 90 learn that unusual large number OF
bu tings will be the eseu year oy private
ais The lav OF th last Congress has been as pgSat
r good its most saGguine friends predicted onei
us gn ntiu the country has recovered It's prosperity
I'D nIsy Is receiving due reward Let It be The day
the abo,ers Of our land TO guard th lali on' Tue 'u
less hands which are now raised 10 piostrate IT,
The report of the Committee OF Ways and Means
Of the CITY Council Baltimore recommends taat the entire
"a, Of the present year be levied the rate of 67 cents per
hundred dollars Last year the levy was IS cents or Vs cents
more.
Counterfeit 5s on the Bank Of Smyrna, Delaware
have made heir appearance The engraving OF the lace o me
figure in the viguette is poor and dark
Speaking of the failure of the Phoenix Bank, the
Columbus Enquirer says:
1--WE have not become sufficiently convsrsant " me 1c'
10 detail the probable amount of Whc' II ldS
failed lis bulls worth tt!e or nothing IN thls mar
ket Most of the officers OF the Institution are absent rom
the ct at this time, and may be that when ty Ietul
things NAV wear favorable ASPECT w lear Inc worst
however We wish distinctly understood that the I"EefS
and managers Of this strangers aud advenfe
hardly known ten among u.s. ana nay tHS no
concern with this people, except what has ransplrsd
The amount of Specie received at New-Orleans
on the 10th sGs39 received the lst of September
SiS59,66O.
The amount Of revenue from impost duties, fees,
&c acoruiuc at the Galveston Custom House for the quarter
ending January 81, is as follows:
Cash duties. -. $40 ~ ~ o %
Permits dIS ~
Blanks 9"s 5mS -
Vessels fees. ........... 1913 IS o
I Ionnose 399s @-S'',59 20 20
Total. S51,I O5
,5,rI,csc C1,yGlLLly 7ep0rf.d far TIE Jiib,tus
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

I tcUJUUENEk IIERE.
We do ut usually contradict our correspond
ents, even when we dissent from their state
ments; but we must say that any intimation
that Messrs. CRrrENDEN, MoREHEAD, &c. will
vote for the Annexation of Texas is at least
wholly unwarranted. That project cannot Sc
cure twenty-five votesin the Senate. Ed. 1rid.
Not doubta at alive happep TO i,loc that the Ncl
- ~ ~ " - - IA T',;I
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

- A meeting of Mechanics will be held at 67
Prince street. this evening, to urge on the cause of
the New State Prison and opposition to Stale Prison
competition " i,ll our Mechanics. We hope the bill
will be pressed through, but it cannot be without
popular support.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

~ Rev. S. II. Cox, d. D. will Lecture before
the New York Lyceum this evening, at the Taber-
nace, commencing at = o'clock. Subject 4
Church 1rithom a Bishop 1t is but just to the
managers of the Lyceum to state that they have no
sectarian end to subserve in this choice Of theme,
but will gladly hear Lecture on the other side
from any clergyman who may be designated by the
upholders of No Church without Bishop. We
cannot doubt that the public INTEREST," in the topic and
the popularity of the Lecturer will ensure full
house.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

An arrival at Charleston from Nasal give Sc
list of marine disasters: ,-.,, WHINING - -.
Schr Maria, Ashlers OF ,,,Iv LOST % ~
9Th ult Crew saysd and carried TO nassau e
Ship Tiger of York Baaef from o0SII on re .att', 4
ut Crew saved with portion o! ,ne hs' ~
t. Nassau. s S,yanpth y &
The British schooe-t Mar2aiet rom nl, o the Epa
s';o KY about ,f ssd ait
snt gsht 59sy eSa,'afTaa irom
ashore III the vicinity oil tfs WIS Mle.A p N,Sb
Nfar .E was 1sesyea o4 ,n from
trysna Was wrecked on Abaco; 2ist ut H. sssfsss
asf cotton OF the cargo saved. Win 'e s
cfTT b s British ship Aryshe Barker froIs ,n a!o
cargo Of Cotton for Liverpool which hia oIs pa On The
harbo with loss Of fudder was dEissa ,.
6,lg4d md seud be total loss-caIso ana
a PORTION OF the cargo damaged.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
BIOGRAPHY OF HENRY CLAY,

ONLY TWELVE AND HALF CENTS.
. TIE undersigned will publish WEDNESDAY
MORNING NEXT, and greatly improved sdi,ion OF
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22


Tothe Editor Of The Tribune:
Upon recent discussion, it was resolved to refer
the subject to lis author, the Editor OF the Tribune
for consideration and remarks. His proposition Is
in substance as follows:
Whenever couutry produce article as cheapiy as
II can he prodaced other county, not IN dollars anu
cets days abcr th-u is clearly the interest OF suth
country to produce io Itself not import from abroad"
This, as rule, or law, was deemed by some as
erroneous and 10 illustrate it the following propo-
position was presented
Suppose New-Jersey equal to any other State or
Country in the production OF Bread hen, says
the Tribune it is clearly the interest of New-Jer-
sey TO produce Bread.
But suppose, in addition TO this common adyal-
tage, she has preponderating advantage in the pro-
duction OF Hemp, which would enable every one o
its community 10 make clear profit OF ten dollars
Der day, when at the same time in the production OF
Bread but one dollar per day could be realized
would it in this case be as clearly 10 the interest OF
New-Jersey to produce Bread !? Would it not be to
her interest 10 produce Hemp, and exchange this for
Bread Very respectfully, W
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

H. At a meeting OF the JOINT EXECUTIVE GOV
MITTtE held at the Broadway gpuse on Tuesday, Nis
5th. lSt4 die following resolution adopted;
Rssoirtl THAI She EINANC r. COMM ith consist .
seven M &, be selecir. BY Zach ~ the Executive o0n
mrIs,s according 20 tie rules oi each Genefa' .ohe
.tam-etm. o., the said COMMITTEE held at the brItiNG
uuus- March, g. 1911 th following Preamble and hesoiaa0S
were adopted unanimously:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
EICHARD II. ATWELL, DEFINING DuER,
DAVID GRAHAM, ALhA; Law hEHSrk,iI
JOHN RIDLEY, EDGAR kEIChOM'


have been reported By the Chairman OF the ionng ena -
ecuiye Committee as members o the Finance Commlufg
the JOINT Executive Committees and w Wheieas no haaa
persons have been reported members Of such FINANCE
inae on the part of The senior Executive COMMITTEE
Therefore Resolped That no person except those lanha
aforesaid are authorized 10 collect moneys IN behalf lS
Joint Executive Committee and Of the Wing Party gtG
o. New-York. ,c
Resored That warrants, signed by the Chairman and X
retay OF the Joint Executive COMMITTEE he Furnished on
resolutions be published.
By order OF the JOINT Executive COMMITTEE.
A w. BRADFORD. Chaln,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
spHtN STYLE. OF HATS.

7~ BIRD corner Pine aud Nassau streets has now ealG
iof examination and sale the Standardization Of Geneue
Hats for the ensuing season.
l26 !m&lWFaS' BIRD, Pine and Nassau SIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

Thus it is seen that only 445 votes less were
pollcd now than last fall. The whole number OF
votes given CRAIG and BRECKENRIDGE, last tai,
were 1921, being "a votes less than were gwen
10 Mr.. DARRAGH now.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
Gro ROWLAND. Sec'v pro tenn. ml5h

~ LAFAYETTE Bank of Cincinnatis-IS
Institution having been relieved by Legislative aetoni@
most of the restrictions contained the General Banking ~
Of Ohio has resumed business and will make collections
remit for Eastern correspondents as formerly 40 c..l;
mh20 BID tW w. u. w. GANo'os'D"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

~. Fish has now ready hss Spnng Fashion Tor sss
teasns Hats, which or Durability and sly Sufpas'' AMI
thing before otfeI-d o Fish received tbe first Premium "a
Eurria Hats 4. the late Far IN cIy, and the s al IL
late Far IN Philadelphia The public invited to cal! az
inspect his Hats at his Warehouse l3 Broadway Two do'a
shnye rh. { nv Hotel! ORLANDO FISH,
,gr I'M. Fashionable Hauet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
~ For Marine Intelligence, see L1''
ARRIVED.

Drk Mary Kimb,il Frerto, from en- JYoss 5'
cotton. TO master. The n X sat anchof Il '''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, MARCH =

THE Sun The MooS -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

'Oi
Bread? Very respectfully, W
Ans,Der.-It is easy to suppoSe that loaves OF
Bread, we'll baked, should grow in spontaneous
profusion in one Country, whale Hemp, ready rot
ted and cleaned, should insist on obscuring the
entire surface of another Country-but Nature
has ordered differently from this There Is no
Country which can produce bread stufis as cheap
as other Countries, and yet can produce Hemp
to ten times the money or market value. The
suppostion is absurd and contrary to well-known
facts.
Our correspondent darkens counsel by reason
ing from the case Of small district or State like
New-Jersey to that of an extensive Nation like
the United States. The cost of transportation,
which is the fatally forgotten element in Free
Trade estimate, is bvno means parallel For eX-
ample-it might be expedlent in a narrow pecu-
mary sense for New-Jersey to accept as gift al
the bread stuffs required for her consumption
but il the United States could have all the Gram
they need gioen them at Odessa or Dantzlc on
condition that they would not grow kernel, they
would be impoverished by the gift The charges
for external and internal transportation, distrbu.
tion mercantile profits, SC, would raise the aver
age cost of Bread to our People to the level of the
present standard. A few might live easier than
now, but the larger number wouldbe impovcr
ished by the change.
We repeat then, the expression of our convic-
ton that the People Of the United States can
never enrich themselves by purchasing of Foreign
Nations any thing which the same amount OF La
Dor would produce on their soil. They may
sometimes be nominally cheaper abroad but the
cost ofimporting and ofexportng the wherewilhal
to pay, will more than counterbalance the appar-
ent advantages of buying in the nominally cheap
est market. Home Production, of all things
which Nature has not forbidden us to produce, is
the safe and wise course. Ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
DISASTERS.

Bark Providence, for Noble; orig juno os0rssD
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

e. Spring Rats.-lhe SUBSCRIBER informs Gentle;
nei tina. IL is now amply supplied with the new (spas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

Iii, prices VIII bs as heretofore for Fine .Nuta 81 5
I'd qualify 81 25 aud this notwithstanding important az
vance in the price olstock
2lt stt SftNCt.it. o. Chamoeis'S'tse|
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

p5- Martin r. '.hompsOn, Architect aud BaA
er, Office NJ Wall street IS Wepaed TO furnish Plans IL.
Superinem the Erection OF Bulidngs- Residence No.
Clinton place, where hr may be sceu N Intervening
nh5 )m!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

q Coming of Christ.-Elde! sraei +. Joau
viii commence Course Of Lectures iii tlme contnue) ca
the speedy Coming OF Chris, the church corner OF Ch1s
aud Delaney streets on sxt Sabb th March q Services
ring the week except Saturday, rne Lord wiling mh2
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

. TIC 1NVIsfDTt " II so C!OseTy '-selNUts ne
rsahaad OF hair l Nnd 6onoSSsurs have proEoun
ced il the most perfect extraordinary Invention Of the dly
The great advantage oi this novel d unique WIGS It's
iug made wtaou; sewing weaving w!lCh ~
neaancs so cosslyto resemble the natural h, both In gh
ness and na,ms app-annce to iey detection t' teInr
bang 50 beautiful POROUS aud ilse that IN all casa
other WIGS entirel avoided The ,ceptic and copuois
ar alike invited to Inspect this novel and beautiful Wig at
the lar M thod oi tt;. the hsaL the malnctuT,f
\ 1. BARRY, lt6 Broadway. corner Of LibeGy.sIret
stairs, - mh2l mb
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

up
Darragh (Whlg)... .............4 .43l5
Gazzam q. +. l.....................3 354l
Craig (Aboitionist) )...,.......,... 634-4l12
Darraghs majority over all, ..........l40
g majority over Gazzam. s7i.
The vote poIlcd pretty tu one, consider
ing the shortncss Of the notice, the state Of the
roads &c. The whole vote for Congress last
oIoctinn was " 5 93S
This cection................ S,493
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

bear in the double sheet tomorrow.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
CARROLL COUNTY CLAY CLUB.

We think ii is high time the wings of Car.
roll county were forming themselves into a
Clay Club. We believe one has been formed
in almost every county in the Union, while
Carroll seems as careless on the subject as if
the Presidential election did not come on in
three years yet. Arouse yourselves, We
wings, and arm for the fight; for your oppo-
nents will doubtless make desperate struo.
gle TO regain their lost power We do not
believe that there is the most remote proba-
bilny of the ocos being able to elect their
for the Presidency, but that is no
reason why every wing should not do his du-
'y, Let us endeavor.to gain a triumph even
more glorious than that of 1910, in order that
'ur opponents may knoW that their measures
ire condemned by the sober second MougM of
he people, of which they talk so much and so
oudIy.
We hope the wings will attend to this mat
II Immediately, and have meeting as early @
) possible, for the purpose of organizing the +
arroll county Clay Club.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

TrWessnd tiisnumberof osg aasey.
~ specimen, 10 = rftat maag iadisid.
ua'' Fhe ere hoi sulaeilbeu Those
Hlio 40 hoi wish 10 befome uleefllsn
w'll pIease return IL, aa $50 ataff takef
Ter ranied that aIl tl1so ulo do not IN
80 WI oypcct their aamcg 10 b. placed
upon or subscription lief.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
"THE SPIRIT OF '76n
caSlOn.

IL IS occasionally the good fortune of mortals even
IN TINS degenerate age, to witness the performance of
aPralseWorthy action by their fellow beings and we
now and then see spark of pure patriotism kndled
INTO burning fame extending itself from bosom to
BOSOM unit whole communities are filled with its sa-
cred hre 1t does the patriots heart good to have his
attention called away from the perplexinc scenes of
political strife, and directed to objects of a pobor
character which, in their very nature. evince tho
fact that the esprit of 76" is vet to found in tho
breasts Of American freemen! 1t is then that the
spirit OF party ceases to rave and dscord and conf
SION are hushed in silence, whilst all seem to he ac
tuated by pure and elevated love of country which
induces them to unite one man in celebrating the
lctS OF those patriots who achieved our liberties.
Ihese remarks are ELECTED by the meeting in tbe
court House on last Monday evening. convened for
ne purpose OF devsing the best means to celebrate
he GLORIOUS fourth" in manner becoming our tov
nd its citizens. There was not even he'll rarr - n
all them together and yet they turned ont in crowds
nd short time after heappointed hour there bados
embed 6oey at the place of meeting amounting to
ne Incredible number of one person! Such wa, tho
nthuSlasm exhibited on this occasion, that even tho
ItS entered the house and seemed TO nort;;oato ::
. Notwithstanding the excitement bo,rorou a. be
-oceedings were characterized bv modarot;o, .n bl
lie exception: An enthusiastic bat, becom;nr TOO e
r"ard' received blow from person present ne
ID we believe, has since expired The utmost b, MI
ing prevailed during the evening, and every aotjon W
Is carried unanimously. Finally, having ended o"I
Proceedlngs the meeting quietly dispersed .''
---- pO
o.. fro
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

We see it rumored that S. S. Pren,iss tbe
great whIg leader and travelling stump orator
IN lS40, has deserted the standard of Henry
Clay, and avows his intention to support =
man who is in favour of the immediate annex.
alton OF Texas Detroit Dem. Free Press.
We are informed by gentleman who has
lately seen Mr. Prentiss, that, that gentleman
was then as warm and enthusiastic in his sun.
port OF Mr. Clay as ever, and that, so far from
Mr.. Polk, he ridicued his pomioa.
t'on' This information may be relied on.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

FOURTH OF JULY.-The good people of Greenwood
Civilians Landing) are going to celebrate the an
preaching anniversary Of American Independence in
all sorts OF style five may Judge from the proceed
lngs ola public meeting held there on the Sd utimo
which may be found in another column. Those who
would enjoy good speech and feast of fish would
do well to attend as both expected on that &C.
casion.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
CELEBRATION op ftlf

JULY
Ata meeting ei fierfs..
on lhe 30lf oi uay.lrnna
m15ing arrangement lota
ib" approaching ao5.,eras
depralrnea
VIZ Wv v Mnteavs,
anil NJ s. Il. lI,nrappo.an
TIE chairman cypIa.a.I |
meeting, anil
On motion of NJ ". ~
J. J. WooD, w. n lInlru. ii
jNo. l. l'rtpy aud lsae II,vI
poIntcd a committee To urea
tons Tor a dinner
On motion of Mr.. ]. ]. WON
Resofred, That JANE, K. In.
roiIton, be invited, through a
an address.
Whereupon the Chair app1a
}. }. WooD, A. l.. McCisguL
LINGswoRrH to be said comn.lp
On motion of Mn. 5. B. Hid
MILLER, Esq, was appointed to
aralion Of independence.
On motion of Mn. ]. !. Woo
NJ committee were appointed
ocular toao,y, .:- Nj. !
MARSHALL and A. w. CApERro,
On motion of Mr.. ]. J. Wooo
ReSolved, That a public invita-
Trough the Western Stare,nl
ems OF Carroll and the adjoD@,
On motion of Mr.. J. J. WooU,
ReSolred, That Messrs. S. B.
'ooTH, and Il. G.. HARRIS, be
ommitte to extend invitations
RsSolred, That the Western
'quested to publish the proces
leeting.
Whereupon, on motion Of Nj
e meeting adjourned.
VIM. n. MILLER
3 b. HART, Secretary.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

ITO m..opnt Hou ffr Boston Post, j. ag
account al lui oae If ila maUy soul s.rlan.Dg
utrl II r00e0Ha deiaueHefg ani fnma,
afHG amtf. ff.f.m1r consequence of 10.
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

d.. There is considerable; stir in our
town this week, in consequence ofTthe Vice
Chancery Court, which is now in session here,
Vice Chancellor DICKINSON presiding.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
From d
ATTENTION WHIGI

AT a called meeting of the
: Club, held on Tuesday evening
pose of taking into considerably 10
time for holding a State Mass v
city of Jackson; the committee
was referred reported the ioIo1
tons, which were unanimou'Iy u
Resolved, That on Tuesday "
October next be recommend
Mississippi as a proper day 'o'
Convention to be holden IN Ia'
son.
Resolyed, That if any other O.
preferred by our political o'
a timely indication thereof lnS y
ceive IA hearty wing welcome w
of this city and vicinity, !.
Resolved, That the wing pa e.
the State be requested to PuOI''
lutions. I'D
Our good wing trends IN A la,po
counties, who have already ,S ,st
of holding a Convea ~,
On the Sd of July, will see a al wv :
sty of the postponement. ~" ,,.I
oppressive and planters TOO Nv.
Tuly, for men to leave hoIn' I'M
would venture out on a days.
eason. In October the a'a' ~
mt, the crops are cured, and LII nj
fthe election, greater zeal u' ""
anks, and hence greater e .I he
emble from every part ., .ootp
lem Der, wings of lS4O' as 1'I ID
favor of the postPoneinlss1,@@ need
ctober Convention IN ll' ,bs u
at swept the State lO' ~
hameS."
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

AssuUlos- Tie apple ofd.coId thrown
into oufmobt by our willy opponents. ror tbs
rnpo.e Of rrodnrrotdI'l.io1 among Ne. hence
their banIe cry b, "frus +, the only issue 20
but the means arc disrroporfioned 10 the emil
IN view No tue wing will be deceived by
50 shallow an arlIfce, but will pres, lorwad in
solid ranks until they accomplish their noble
resolves BY cIccdug1Icnry Clay President Of
the United States.
Ihls attempt on the part Of our opponents
10 create new issue, will signaly fail them.
aud instead Of the di,cord and division So de.
soutly wished for, our watch word will be.
'Oafeaase is Just, our union is perfect"
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

u Congress was to have adjourned on tba
18th instant.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

A lad running through the sI stoppG
shot out OF a cannon VIZ"
"Here, Bill, stop! where are '''''
"Nowhere :"
"What afterl"
"Nuffin :" -
Coos / is :"