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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
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Ny DE>E Sri cannot re,nt The lmglse t% e. y9 g"
much csh, havenkcn ~ readG: your plip1tt on icNi,.
II culprsheu,lye. clear. Grgumeu;a w. and eoQua
\o;lpg mn remove iHct>. ald driS A-t'Y
80 l IN. ,tistirc and a:esry Deductions In the
midst tl. liar. hsG HfS t," run
, on 5,s tggir sJnts months, and your Hda tVe o.
IT, M =, me. Sc mama IN ,. N-y If Starved people
cannot ,e yoG without u,u: w""ts winch you .7t con
t y.rg,4,,uf how hchy app.e'laie Your hDor'. an"
bn,y sinrsr r,g s> an Nuiercau Democrat. thank you
INV 'j-,iy md eve, yanrs GEORGE Vi. DALLAS.
I,p /
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u The Columbus >t'a.) Enquirer OF the - h
of last month says: Tie Democrats ought not
10 have expected that ;he Wings would be drawn
from their candid .lc, or turned from their pr'nc'-
ples. To 90 in search Of any such pptato-patch as
Texas. The Wings want ii distinctly understood
,ha, they Will rot jcopsrdze The success of Han
ny Clay to advance the pecuniary interests OF
any set of spcculators, either IN THIS country or
elsewhere
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THE TRIBU NE.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1874.

THE STATE CONVENTION cr THE OFFICERS
oy THE CLAY CLUBS MET AT UTICA on THE hre'
"Wednesday In June,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
Methodist General Conference.
TuIRTY-FINsr DAY......... .TusspAY. June 8.

TiIIRTY-rlRs'r DAY.. .TussDAY, June ).
Bishop SourE in the Chair. Prayer by Mr.
'g0wSSgSp of the Providence Conference.
DR.. PECK, from the COMMITTEE Ol torrt-N -Nondfuce,
presne the Address oll- Wesleyan Methodist tiucb 20
rea Britain. winch had been 'ocomnited Tor amendmenI
Dr. BANGS, from the Committee on Ms-oDs. pre-.
. ted n report, which taken up item by ITEM. 'erefFl
proposed amendments 81 tie t"n'tmton "i the M,'"HaV
yyGd WIRE no, oi scfcfn portion gl the Report
wn committed Commit ee. cons'tlng q" Ne''n 'f'ru'
.efc Sprer Elliott. ana hns, with instructions 10 report
plan ior f-l.in- funds 70 md the m>sinnnfy cnu'e.
De. CAPERs. IN behnli OF t!lc Committee appointed
Yesterday upon h resolutions relation To dlv'on Of ne
Church reported at the Committee had been unable 70
sree aud he therefore returned the rc,u,"n' 10 ih- I"na
egce stating nj time thgt he hoped proposing
wouii br"u.h forward from another SOURCE "h'h '"'A
Rev. Rohrrf Emory had leave to examine the pa
psrs of the Conference preparing the e Of Bsh9p A.
bury Rev. ~ Rolze ma Tie iame ,flye granted 10 40
Mr.. C,RrwHiGrr offered nrrs"iuiIon in7'rifuus
the Committee on the Eprco9ncy 10 epori tomorrow o,o
0t The number ut -hpps necessary - DE eece hI nNs
eeeciou o Genesu! Conference officers ue o'nef u VIC ~
Me-.1s Early, G. T. PrrncE. and P,INE oferrd
cr ONE te number ui lshop. = go ID be- necessary 10 ee
uatf my M"'" -, ~ .i .,, m rh,t
en-. o'y n.g,on trn be- might -tI iss c'' dre. !,
eth duaue the neat iouf sons 'ee e
The ts-GGlian vas fray laid on The table by'
u ,aia'l innJou;y. and the Coni'-eace nor u'n'd
ATT hNUUn .lsStOS.
Bishop iitDUI>G . thr char.
iif HANG.. from the Comu,rre on Ni-sians re-
porci an ceHu which referred that Con-
'nrI es this morning. KHp 1T adopted
Nr. Lu>GsTELtr presented The following Dcci9'
rniior winch We, read by the SecreHfJ.
In. Deicgi'cs %! in CUDi-r-ures m IA" SlrVe-
aodur states - leave dscar 10 me f.en"r'l tonefen@
%. the Methodist Ep .rupli Cbufch TIA, the continued ag
the subject o slavery and Ab,'p" IN p@riog % ~
hIrci. the frequent sciIu lint sUl" The Gelsfs.
Conference. and especHly the cNr1 J.dicir pnct!Df'
ngaiH Bishop AHdew. whira resulted. on SH'urdHJ lat y
the virtual ,l.pen.pn Of hm from his office ,npcrnicrd.
eni mu.t Druce siitr u i3ig, ~ the SDuin wGch rri'
der, continuance of the If.ru0n oi tN b"iefal on,
III Conferences. ncOr.tent WIN thc success
tnD Ai.1l...- ~ m I'm. sL-XE.l .lLnlLIy ElAl...
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DR.. ELLiprr moved reference Of this paper 10 a
O'I Sr. SsSbfoR s. of NcwYoFk, had some ,.- oiJ-G
.:o' 10. - ] ~ f CON et1ce IN tine oi bshop hnaeS
,aaI WA, Hs csl Tbs allegation untrue and aa f'i'
% ~; o,G,rTtsr repiied 10 Mr. SaDdiord eSpaSl
in, tbs ,o an which tne Of The paper had H'f . u
te eyir.,jg,liciq and disc!aung a1y n'ei.o" d m,
t ,+ecs M. day Iusu!t had gone by I.l. -
SS,tb nsS in the calGieas ofdapeauoa. the" on '
oTS oGi tp III not know that the Conference could
.,on,I, a, with a urnpef ,en,c Of setfe,Dec cNpan pai
,;, in the case OF Bishop indrew livery iotI ' I
i ,rsation of strictly legal phrases mo i'r.ns
VIZ VIZ i Ind hem sc led by usage ube 70 D. dies"S
rnertood by different, persons lie was wlns " he
@ ~ ,n nIuIon of the meaning Of the cSolntol anD ~
.crc were disposed TO take action m tAe pfen', %
thou sh should speak N something hf te cn ~ The sss
f B,bop Andrew as either luticial or pfm' ~
Is p.udsnAaI regulation for fhe sesszit' aiu WA Wa"
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ANOTHER EgL.-On sunday afteEnon, VII
liatn Lea, of Spring Garden, felt 4 NAUSEA at MS
stomach. and after some time eJected eel about
four inches long. The ejectment OF the vafmlnt
had the effect TO calnl his stomach, as every body
must suppose. lle cannot Imagine no" the c'ea-
iurc got there, as he has no recollection OF cob
b.ng for that kind ol fish fer some time.
Philad. Ledger, 4th.
MR SrooNERs CAsE.-Mlr. Lysander >pooncr
Of the American Mai Company. WAS Yesterday
discharged, on common ball, by Judge Ranr;a
oi the United >;4tcs District Court, on four o.
rbe charges preferred ag.lns; him for carrying let
,ers on Post Rouiss contrary TO lsw. The pTo
cecdinys in soa:c Of the cases were quashcd. The
,rial OF the remaining cases will settle an import
ant principle IN relation to the right o private
persons 10 carry letters for pay. Phi. Ledger.
DgArH OF THoNAs B,YEux.-We are paued
to learn that Mr.. Thomas Bayeux, Justice IN
the Justices Court in tins c!iy. and Tor several
Years the efficient commandant OF the Albany
8urgeSses Corps, died tins morning between >
and 6 O'Clock. Alb. Eve Journal.
u The Oregon Emgran;s were to rendez-
vous at Sapllng Grove, oil the 4th 10 make rules
and organize. They are said TO number about
l,500, and Others are coming too They have
:. considerable quantity OF sock and many wag-
ons. ST. Louis New Era, 25th ult.
IL Brig. Gen WoRTH returned to St. Angus
tine on the 24th uI;. During his absence he paid
:. short visit 10 the city OF Havana, where he was
received bv the authorities with distinguished
marks OF attention.
NsvAL.-The L. S. sloop oi.war Warren, from
Rio Janeiro, arrived at Valparaiso March 5, and
lied from Calico on the l4ih. The L. s schr.
Shark also sailed TOR Cal4o March Il.
NAvAL-The L. 5; ship ship vandalia, Com'r
Chauncey, dropped down from the Navy Yard
on Saturday afternoon, and anchored oil the Ma
val Hospital Norfolk Beacon, June 3d.
The CRops.-The Sunbury Pa American,
speaking OF the crops in that quarter says; " In
this and the neighboring Counties the crops have
never presented finer appearance than at pre-
sent. Fruit will also be abundant. The season
appears to be three or four weeks IN advance ol
the usual time
u Father Miller, at the Tabernacle in Bos-
ton. on Tuesday night, said he had made great
mistake about the end Of the world. The time
has now gone by, and he must confess he knew
nothing about 1t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

u We learn by the officers OF the steamer j.
VI White that the steamer Memphis collapsed a
fiuc whilst under way near the mouth ot the heH
River, By which accident one person WAS Killed
aud three or four badly scaldcd. She was freight
ed with Gotten and bound Tor New. Orleans. The
steamer Congress, bound for this port, broke her
shaft below Memphis
St Louis Repub. May -.
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trustees VI No'i''''" 1o'
Unrds Cou,rs Inspectors. Trustees
1?. w., Tn.e las t'fuIck,h4nk Charles DuIfee,
o IT," as u erre,, Genr-e Seelev Robert .ikmnn.
. ~ a. Irhnson . :, c,ti 81. u. Arcularus,
Z: r.. = II,rernrs sam ImIus' Dan'l ). Miller.
p Ch.ydsyovne lSu Reed Thomas Wallace
p,.;. cEi4,,o,a ! r. Andrews, Lynde c. Ferris
= I'm NcVahon John Duffy. John Gerrushty,
Io..b picb I.asc Wood JW C. Lerendse,
g Ers II. Eiy sanI seaman t'eii!u =, ,ti puioh..ij
% = -, \ ScIureuin Edward Anderson,
II Rem Per'nc IT, VIM. Bennett, Charles pefiey,
10 T. Adds E,nmet. Jeremiah Towe Patrick Dourherty.
II : s IMur-rce : NJ. Lerrett. lnnel Barker,
80 pin, II Fnrs {. b. Archer Thomas Donn,
* Nm H. Stone David l;urtnet;, JRs. ID. ,.lyei,
~ i'r, % Ec.bnrsa lanes .,rik-r, Arson Wills,
- JIn,a,i" p Ile, Tho. H. Oakley Simeon Baldwin.
The fJlowinr are the number OF and rela-
tive strength Of candidates for Commissioners In the
various Wards independen, OF the scattering votes,
&c. [rhe other officers ran in about the same pro-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

GREAT RoBBERY AT LOUISVILLE, hY.-Wc learn
that about O'Clock on the lst inst. the Clerks
Office OF the steamboat Hlwasse was broken upen
and robbed of about S3,Otlo, S2,30O OF which
were kentucky paper and 5000 gold The money
belonged 10 Captain Wilson, OF Paducah, who
is here for the purpose Of building a boat
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
School Election.

The following gentlemen were elected IN this
Citv on Monday, Commissioners, Inspectors ant
.r.,ao, oC, ,,c.n,,op Scnnoi=.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssCMBLr-Wc learn
from the louisville journal tina; the Presbyterian
General Assembly, winch had been holding It's
sessions in tina; city, adjourned sine die on tho
29rh uIt Previous 10 the adjournment, the
Elder questions which have elected SO much
DISCUSSION in the Church during the last year or
two. were decided. The resolutions Geiotc the
hoese went to Affirm tho decisions OF the last
General ASS, mby, denying the right oi RGilng
Elders to law on hands in the ordination OF Minis
ttrs. and drcaring that according TO The COnstl-
ton OF the Church, three Ministers were sntli-
cient to constitute quorum of Presbytery. The
subject was debated for several days, and then
the resolutions we're adopted by the following
vote: On the ordination qGcStgon-Ayes lol,
Nays 2l on the quorum queston-Ayes l3l,
Nays II.
Loss OF BIG BERNARD, OF Bosroy.-Welcarn
from Captain Pitman, Of schr Julia Ann who ar
nved Tuesday from Nassau, that the brg Bcr.
nard Capt : Donne, from Boston. bound to
Matanzls. Was wreck,d On the nghi OF the l1lh
of Nav, on Orange Key the vessel and cargo
total loss: sails and rigging saved and carried
laro Nassau by the BntIsh brig Mary Ann. Cap
ta.n Donuell, officers and crew came passengers
in tue JULIA Ellen.
Capt Pinan also informs Us ihat on the 9Th
Of ,ay. of lhe I=end OF Gredt Bahama, ne was
boarded bv 4 boat from the shore, who reported
nat the nh toianis we're IN state Of starvation
IN consequence oil the gr d, dronth Trere mad been
no rain tor seven months. The crops were eDlre
y cut off, Capt. Pitman let them have what beei
ana bread he could spare.
u We understand that Just after the John
O'Faon lett here yesterday morning for Cincn
natl. a lainentablc accident occurred. = deck
passenger, who was good deal intoxicated,
called at the bar for something to dnnk. The
keeper very properly refused to let him have
any thing. The passenger becoming tronoesome
the bltkeeper found it necessary To take him fore
bly, down 10 the deck. Before this conlt be nc
compiished. the passenger cinched the barkeepcr
and during The struggle, they both fell down the
stairs and the passenger overheard. Every effort
10 save him was unavaing. The O'FaIion re-
turned Immediately 10 our port, and the barkecoer
delivered himself up TO NarshaI Turner, who dis
charged him after becoming acquainted with the
circumstances. Louisville Jour.
~ There was very slight frost in some p!a-
ces IN the vicinity OF Boston on Tuesday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

c. Rare Oh Paintings be sold ut Auction on Ihursiay.
the o day 0 June AZ II uclnc private collection o Geo
Saunders. amongst which ui the En.!sh
mat.m chpo-everal by F. X. Lee Of the Roya! Academy.
one by 2. Nnsmyth tainboough, Portrait OF Washing
by Gulnsher those ~ho have seen pronounce 70 be
The best extant: Portrait OF Lady, Hamilton By Romney,
Cave Scene BY John Bn with Others at the Gallery Cham
berst. oil Broadway, Grune Buildings Admiaice
ror, ii 10 3 'ciock. % h
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

President EvERpELL III the cilt!r. r
jams l.. Bfown was appointed an inspector OF
y iIlmm A. ioore was appointed City Wesher
4 report in favor of entering into lonr or more
contract, i;,r cleaning streets caucurgcr IN.
lsGwl irnwer presented ah otter to Glenn MI me
t-e Tor :, 90 year the Corpora,on the manure
-.e.eral petitions and oiher papers we're referred.
The ne~ Police Bill was referred To the Commit
Ssuic ne. papers from the other Boari reducing Ger
t7. iar1. aud also making some aqgonlment' were. Th
W IT, llumber' appointed additional Superintendent ol
Stables instead ut Ar Beiis.
s> and e1r,i streets ,,er, ordered 10 bc tled up.
4 re,0u,ion was offered by the Assistant OF the
M ynrl IN favor of contracting the various Offices on
Tie Board then took u recess and went into Joint
Ballot.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

correspondent complains Of the eordition Of Clinton
Plsce und appeal tho authorities IN his behalf
Let HIM tako look Rsctor-strre and he will go home
coniented
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
n. Q. Crescent CITY, May q.

NEw-Y YORK FIREMEN.-The Protection Com
pany, No %, of the NewYork Fire Department
arrived IN this city yesterday afternoon, en- route
to Baltimore. The Company had splendid
Engine with them. Pnilad. Gaz.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

u The Intclligcnccr of yesterday contains the
speech of Mr.. CnoArr in tie Senate, on the
Tcxls Treaty. 1t is an able and instructive ex-
pnsitiou of the subject to which it IS devoted
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
II Commit.ee of Democratic

E- General Committee of Democratic
whig Young Mcn.-A Regular Meeting o ih,s Com
rniree viii be held al the BROADWAY HousE on fncHy 'ie
7,h OF June. a, ocl -ck P. VI. by ooei.
DAVID GRAHAM. Chairman
GsAs5FiL fsas + LSs4as. X; TsStoR' seefe'ades jest
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

u We arc glad to that the Senate has
adopted tho resolution to print 5000 additional
copies of the Report Of Mr. Ellsworth, Commits
sioner of Patents A more valuable document
mas scarcely ever made its appearance.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
InlNr MEETING.
The Board OF Assistants cane INTO the Alderme

The Board OF Assistants cane INTO the Aldermen
chamber md the .wo Boards wen, into joint Meeting
The reading OF the former JOINT Meetings wa'
again GspeIi>ei with. -.
IDpoinfmeats.-Asron q. ihnmpson was ap-
pnlrsd Ioector Assessments: Levi. g. Grin imsps,or
Of Lumber: Allen t;orHm inspector oi Wood vi. tech H.
GIisr Emsinsrr's Report Of the Fire Department
Tor the last month"; Appointments and Reslgnnons we; re
cryc rn adopted. The Eypusinns nnde were rciefed 10
the Iomntiees on Fire and " .lcr o both Boards -
iyD0iatmeniS a5.i Rcm0rGiS.-Thomas Sprouil,
r wis appointed We CHER ol anthracite Coal; Ectmn A!u
roney wa. removed n Keeper OF Tie Park Btjamig W pc
trs,y w.s removed Keeper ' the ty tr>on; JOB lias
kcll wa. appointed Justice OF Poce. vice Ephim SteVei
whose term TN expired.
Wian ~ iirnker mated Tor Spccin justice oi To-
Ice VICE Milne pnrkc- Of service EXPIRED but s cafnc
ter having been assaulted by Alderman faShroucS he moved
that lie .n table. No. Cozzes vudicated nud defend
ed the Of Nh nukrr and H.! the !rpose OF having
,ycsti .nte, seconded the motion 80 lag on the nie-hdop
cd AID Cu2lcn- moved ihat DR.. .aine' Nnrren be appoint
ell Phy,lcan the City Prison vice Dr. Nlrtendy opposed
hy i Ha,hrnucS vho sad he not f2Eu'nr physIcia
&c AID Col2euS then moved that TIE resolution lie on me
tabe-n,optet Augustus T. Arrow smith wi> then appointed
Assistant Street Commissioner, and the Common Couc n
I0uTned. n
The Board oil Aldermen then came TO order. On
motion Document No. - of the former BOnrd the bill
relative the reorganization OF the Police enrte nt "as
cnle up be made the special order OF the Board nj the
ueyt nleeng Negatveti.
Adjourned to "Wednesday eyemn: next.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

u Many Travellers complain to US that the
nuisance of suffering passengers TO be overrun
md almost devourcd at the steamboat landings
ny a locust swarm OF Hack and Cab drivers IS
mt removed by our new rulers nor is it in all
cases sens'bly aba,ed. He says the passengers
rom Albany yesterday morning on The Swallow
we're nearly swallowed by the Cab mon. Mr.
Grown. If you mean TO deserve the good opln-
ions YOU have won, you must get up carly in the
.,,,,,;r,-i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

u Mr.. Mckeon in his remarks in the Park
on Tuesday understood TO say that he had
preferred Mr.. Van Burcn as President to any of
the other candidates of the party TO which he be-
Ionged.
At his own request we state that he was mis-
understood, he having been unwayering in his
preference for Mr.. Cass.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

TIE WESTERN WArehS The ST. Louis Re
porter Of the 2jh ult. says
The river has fallen opposite here nearly 4 foot,
and AS the rivers above are now falling, there Is
10 doub; that the water will continue TO Tecede
until it is confined within It's usual channel.
About four feet water Is reported on the SAINT
Charles road over the Missouri Bottom.
On The 22d, the river opposite ST. LOUIS was
abou, nine miles wide.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

IL An Election for Charter Officers Of Nor
wich, CT. came of on Monday last and resulted
n the election Of the entire Wing Ticket, CUR
oox CHAPMAN, Mayor, by majority of more than
Two TO one
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

SicILy-Great excitement prevailed at Poer-
mo on the 25lh April, IN consequence OF intelli-
,,ence received from Nessna and Catania. In the
first of these two cities, there said to prevail
I. contagious naIady which carried off the peo-
pic bv thousands At Catania serious events
were believed to have transpred; which rumor
shaped INTO popular movcment-the outbreak
of :. conspiracy having extensive ramf;catons.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

.AyXExATIo. IL MIssouS!.-A correspondents OF
the Cincinnati Atlas writing from ST. Louis,
under date OF May 9th says:
o,aer cs held an Annexation :eie, Saturday
night seemed be sort OF denth-trE-ie with t,
SuecuatnrS The nevtn. broke up confusion. You
depend upon Il, Annexation business cooling down last,
IAys prospects this quarter better every day
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

RED RIvER.-We understand that a great par;
# the late account of the inuudaton at Alex
.ndria, loss OF property. treasure, &c. is a COM
pIete humbug. The effect Of these hoaxes gen.
orally recoils upon The heads of the fobricaiors,
and the system is but paltry one. There has
certainly been innund ,tion, but no, to the eX-
tent published by The very face.ious writer in the
Red River Republican.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

VALENTINE Vox-Ths yery popular story has
been got out in handsome volume, for so cents, b.
Burgess & Sringer, 222 Broadway. 1t will have "a
rr,st many now nt,rChassrs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

DisrURNELL's WESTERN TRAvELER.-J. Dstur-
ne lG2 Broadway, has published a very neat and
commodous guide 10 Western travellers, embracing
the Canal and Railroad routes from Albany and
rroy 10 Buffalo and Niagara Falls and the Steam
boat route from Buffalo 10 Chicago.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

LECTURE on FAsHIoN.-Willis, who as every
body takes FOR granted knows all about this delicate
subject, is deliver ectureon Fashion before the
New-York Lyceum, at the Tabernacle next Tues
la, night The announcement, we have no doubt,
will be received with pleasure by the thousand de-
vutees OF Fashion, who will no" have an oppor-
unity OF seeing some reflections of themselves to
which they are not every day accustomed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

From ArsrRALn.--We are indebted to Mr..
Williams, our Consul at Cororarika, Bay Of Isl
ands, ior Sydney papers to Oct goth, and the
Aukland N. o. Southern Cross.
The scarcity Of money and commercial distress
at sydney continue unabatcd.
We notice some indications of an increasing
trade between New Holland and China. Horses
and specimens OF wool have been shipped to Hong
Kong from Sydney. Boston Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

C We axe indebted ,lessrs HARypES < Co. ior Boston
papers
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

GIBBox's DECLINE or 1HE FALL or RoHE.-Thc
twelfth number OF this standard work, closing the
third volume has Just been issued by the Harpers.
Three more Numbers will complete The work, which
viii then be before the pnbic in a neat, convenient
and exceedingly from form. The notes OF Dr. hlIL-
MAN, the aulhor of the History OF Christianity, are
copious and valuable. The numbers are sold nj
nty.iye cents ench
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

y john Jones does say some 0l the most
startling things! For example:
We have seen letters written Washington for
the immediate removal OF the Presidents rIe and
consistent friends who have adhered TO hi,n nobly
ever since they voted for him and elected inm in
lS4O and ultra Loco-Foco Di.unionists who ever
have, and ever viii, denounce an homes, Adm.nis,rs
non. are recommended to snppant Them From
the tone in winch the Presidents enemies demand
10 have the Offices one would suppose rarsinc
agents have been instructed by presuinptucus Dis
.0luionists in Washington. 10 encourage camCr
Gus migration 10 the capital
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

ANOTHER PalzE.-'lh- brig Levant, Of Bath,
abandoned at sea :. short time since, III consc-
quence of having come in contact with ship Viz
ginian. Of Ncw-York, arrived at Gloucester on
Saturday, in tow Of two fishing schooners belong
ing to that port She is good vessel, and is not
seriously injured. Her cargo consists principally
of lumber and provisions. She was picked u9
by the same schoouers which brought the English
bark Bridget Simmons into Salem, few weeks
ago. odIeH .'es'S'eF'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

Trustees.
Charles DuIiee,
Robert .iikmnn.
!. u Arcularlus,
lJan'i ). Miller.
Thomas Wallace.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-03-30
And end in sorrow, as it first begun"
Fate Of q Retaken FUGITIVE Slave.

The Albany Patriot gives the particulars Of the
case of VIM. johnson, a fugitive slave who es-
capped with his family into Canada from Missouri,
about three years ago Soon after, he engaged
himself on board one of the Buffalo steamboats, as
cook, in which situation he was seized by his
old masters's son and carried back to Missouri.
In order to compel him to confess where his fami-
Iy was, he was placed in the stocks and burnt with
red-hot irons on his right side and arm, his tor
mentors cursng and disappearing, and threaten.
ing to burn his heart out The President and
Secretary of the Albany Vigilance Committee in
their report of this atrocious outrage, say: The
man is crippled for life-his whole side seems
partially paraIyzed from The effects of the stocks
and burning. He is constantly in pain and halts
when wakng-is compelled to use a staff. He
showed US the marks he carries, marks Of his cruel
tormentors, and will carry them to his grave
About three months ego, johnson escaped a
second time from his bondage, and was kindly re-
ceived by the abolitionists Of Albany, on his way
to his family in Canada.