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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
HENRY CLAY:

b. EPEs SARGENT. Esq. of the City of New York.
Brought down the Year 1871. This work will be publish
ed clear and type. form, and up
with paper covers, with aud handsome thographc
full length Portrait II will 5- sold IL. cents 10, hs
gle Ten Copies for One Docr This Is the fullest and
most complete Biography OF MIR. Clay ever published
10 Clay Clubs Whig Committees, Booksellers and
i'll please send their orders .ay possible
Couny Merchants about visiting the city viii afford
ayorable opportunity those wishing 10 order
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te2i Tribune Buildings loo Nassau street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
New-YOrk Legislature.

ALBANY, 1 luesday, Apnl /;
In the SENATE Mr. STRONG offered an add
tonal amendment to the constitution, forbidding
the loan OF the State credit to any corporation or
individual, which was read twice and on motion
of Mr. S. referred to the Judiciary Committee
Mr. RnoADs called up his anti-annexation re-
solutions, but they were promptly smothered and
laid upon the tabIe-lS to 5.
The bill to establish a ferry across Cayuga
Lake, heretofore passed and reconsidered,) was
amended and again passed nem. con.
Two bills, the blanks in which had been filled
up with pencil marks, were returned to the AS
sembly on this account.
The bill for distributing copies of the Natural
History of the State was taken up and passed,
after some discussion.
The bills to amend the charters of the City of
Albany and of the New York and Erie Railroad
were passed, with several others.
The Court of Errors then organized and helda
short session.
In ASSEMBLY, Mr.. MANN reported against dis
continuing part Of Eleventh. st. New.York
The Constitutional Reform question was taken
up and postponed TO Thursday.
Several resolutions of adjournment were laid
on the table.
The bill to hold al the terms Of the Supreme
Court at Albany was ordered to third reading.
Mr.. HALL called for the consideration Of his
Resolution instructing the Select Committee to
report bill for submitting to the People the ques-
ton of the Constitutional Convention.
Mr.. GoRHAM moved to lay it on the table. Mr.
HALL asked for the Ayes and Noes, which stood
Ayes SO, Noes 38.
By Mr.. Mann, to order to third reading the
bill requiring Banks to redeem their notes at par
in New-York
Mr., G. B. WARREN opposed this motion, and it
was lost.
The Lien Law the bill TO protect the rights oi
married women, and several others, were laid on
the table.
The bill for closing the Canal locks on the
Sabbath was laid on the table.
A resolution in relation to the affairs OF the
Iioga Mining Company, leading to a bitter de,
bate, the whole subject was referred to the judi
ciary Committee, and the House adjourned.
THF WHIG NATIONAL CONVENTION IN BALrI-
MoRE.-The Committee of Reception to the Wing
National Convention, TO be held on the lst OF May
next, in order that suitable provision may be made
for the accommodation and entertainment OF the
delegates, request that list be published by
the Whig papers throughout the Union oi the
delegates appointed in their respective States 10
the said Convention and that they be also requested
TO forward copy OF their respective papers con-
taining the same TO Reverdy Johnson, Esq, Char
man Of the Committee of Reception, Baltimore
Ey-1 The vicinity of r ochester was visited by g
tremendous snow storm Saturday last.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

FIRST WARp.-The Wings OF this Ward hold n
meeting this evening, and ii is 10 be hoped will at
,end en- maSSe, TO make the necessary arrangements
10 secure the success of their ticket at the ensuing
Election. We are informed that clean Wing
Ticket has been selected, and presume thet. from
the character and standing OF the candidates nomi-
mated the Old First" will resume her station in the
Wing ranks-the Old Massachusetts of New
York" Some good speaking may also be en-
uccted
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
CITY INTELLIGEN nee.
CIRCUIT COURT. B-fnre Judge KENT.
j, l. u I Acti1 L

CIRCUIT COURT -. 70. Before Judge KENT.
John :. Edwards rs David Reynolds.-Actlon OF
ssls tsafire distrliA made nnd-r Landlords war
i4rf which ted aud verdict sissn Tor
.,n bT, th- c4rsd the Supreme Court and s-nt
Jot The Jury after being several hours cont! not
sier, and r. dischlrZsd
COURT OF COMMOry PLEAS. Before Judge uL-
sHoEYFER.
Thomas Kelly rs James kelly.-Action 10 reco-
portion contract for erecting house al the corner OF
second and Second Avenue flames Contends thar Tho
.nlf employed only workman on Tie bniidiag -
rris was denied.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
Connectieut-The Triumph.

Last year Cleveland, the Loco Foco Governor,
1aa 1909 ....--e--e- Dcld--;r,, ur,9 laorAa hnt
90 of a majority over every thing. Now BALDWIN
has plurality of about 1890 over Cleveland,
certainly not less than l2O0-so that the Wing
gain is not less than 5000. 1t may be that
Baldwin lacks few votes of an election by the
People, owing to the Abolition ticket; but he is
the next Governor of Connecticut, beyond con-
tiagency.
Last year, the Wings had S Senators the
Iocos l6. Now the Wings have certainly E3,
ve believe rs of the 81. We have not claimed
the Senator in the 10Th (Saybrook) District, but
we have advices that the Wing candidate went to
East Haddam 81 ahead, and as that town is tied
on Governor, he can hardly fail to be chosen.
We then expec, one of the two IN Windham
County.
Last wear, there was majority OF about 30
soainst US in the House now 5 To 2j wing.
The returns are not complete but we cannot fail
Of a majority.
- The vote is heavy beyond all precedent
Our returns do not show its extent, as some
towns are not included and IN many we
have only the majority. The entire poll will hardly
fall short of 8O,OOO-3,000 more than that of
Harrison and Van Buren, in 1910. 1t was life
and. death struggle, in which each party put
forth its every effort and drew out its last man.
Among the fruits of this victory are l. Two
TT. s. SENATOR'S, one for four, and the other for
ak years ensuing. Hon. John NJ Niles has now
been kept out of his seat by insanity for four
months, leaving the State but half represent
ed. II will not, of course be allowed to re-
main so.
g. The STATE OFFICERS including Judges, She
riffs, &c, ga. The Wings have been deprived
of even show of participation in the Govern
ment for the last two years. they will speak tor
themselves now.
8. The Moral effect upon the Public Sentl-
ment of the Union cannot be over-estimated The
struggle has been for great National Objects with
the whole People as intensely interested wit
nesses. The triumph will send an electric thrill
through the whole Wing army throughout the
Union, and must proportionably depress our op-
ponents.
Three more Loco-F Foco Congressman are left
without Constituencies. Now, gentlemen Locos,
go on and put your Misunderstanding bill through
the House, and then through the Senate-if you
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

NAVY DEpARrMENT.-March3O 30, lSi-As mark OF re-
sncct to the memory Commodore Edmund Z. Kennedy
who died at Norfolk Va the 29th instant, while in com
mand as Post Captain that station the flags OF the Navy
YqTds stations and vessels in commission will be hoe
half-,npst and thirteen minute fired the day
after the receipt of this order.
Officers of the Navy and Marine Corps will Grape
(Signad) JY. MASON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, APRIL 3-2 P. NJ.

CLEARED,
Ship Vim Badger Coffin. Mobile Taylor & Merrill ga-
BIigs Noyes, Park 81 Marks D HuTlbut o -, SC,Iiou
ward, Bulkley, Charleston Durham Dimon' 'a'''"
jameson. Mansantlla, Badger Peck ,c,s IN. su.
sehrs Minor Avery Petersburg ~ " nc,
5 L Mitchell; Phoebe D. Sseey, ST JAgo de Cuba y 80
Cready * Co.
ARRIVED, ..r
Packet ship Stephen Whitney. Thompson from Li'sp'0'
Packet ship Coumbus Cole from Liverpool Feb s pu'''
10 H Marshall Y Co.
BELOW, som
Brig Sea Bird from Rio Grande schr Joseph; ,l,o
Jsm5pcs: scnr Hurd from Aux Cays,, st DominsG,. w
ships ani b.igs. unknowa, ar. still below inu
SAILED \, pr;nte
Packet ships Baltimore, Havre; Europe, LiFs'E''''
Albert. London; Philadelphia Liverpool.
Brig Metamora, Mobile.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
Ten Copies for one Dollar!
BIOGRAPHY OF HENRY CIAV

ONLY TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS.
G- TIE undersigned viii publish THIS MORNING a
new and greatly improved edition of
TIE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
EVE llNG / D ITIOy,
WEDNESDAY. !o'cLoCK=pn
connecticut Legislature.
j. HUDsoN and PorGHKEEps1g both elected
Wing Town Officers Yesterday.

COMMERCE OF BosroN.-The number Of &.
eign arrivals at this port from Janps,v l.,
March 81, lS44, was 222 The number of e0' !"
aign arrivals from January Isl to March 3ls, s
1913, was lbs. Increase OF FOREIGN arrivals -,
The revenue from January lst to March 3,s,
lS4l, is estimated at Sl,3l0,000. The revsrn,
for the corresponding time Of the last wear wa.
$3.50, 40 l2 Increase of revenue S7o6 go sc
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM ST. DoNIyGo.--Rr
tie arrival OF the big Lion, Sampson, al Boston W.
have Cape Haytien dates 10 the Eth. The ion
left brig Rocket, Hardy, detained on account of The
disturbances in the Island Capt, Sampson reports
that 2500 troops left Cape Haytien on the 10th nj,
for ST. Jago, large inland Spanish City abou, sir
DAYS march from Cape Haytien. The CITY is sad
~ be strongly fortified ard will be well defended
2O0O more troops were vet 10 leave for the interior
IL seems that the Spanish part OF the Island has
revolted against the present government and that III.
new President Herad is collecting the whole efiec
tive military force OF the French population, with
view TO quell the rebellion NJ once. One OF King
Christopher's old officers, black man, Gen. Pier.
rot commands the division OF the North and was al
Cape Hayten on the 10Th ut.
This emeute has given quite blow 10 mercantile
operations and there is trouble and CONSERVATION on
every side.
LATE FROM THE C,PE OF COOP HoPE.-CAp-
rURE OF THREE SLAvERs.-By the British bark Sci
ence NJ this port, we have papers from Cape Town
10 February 3D.
The United States soop Of war ST, Louis, Capt.
Cooke, from Saldanha Bay, arrived at Cape Town
January 22d.
a slight shock of an earthquake was felt there on
the afternoon of the 23d.
The British steamer Thunderbolt, Ii guns, arry.
ell in Table Bay Jan. 90 from Il cruise in which she
had captured three slave vessels having on boanI
lob negroes.
A subscription for the Cape Town Gas Company
has been opened and large part OF the stock sub.
scrbed.
The value of the Colonial Produce which passed
the Cape Town Market during the year ending 5Olh
November 1913, amounted to E220,O66.
Boston Advertiser 3D.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

We regret to learn that in consequence of Mr. Clay's
disposition and excessive fatigue. he compelled TO decline
ysittug Greenbolo and Madison. Hewi however, remain
in this city un, Monday morning and there will doubt
less b. dsv the Georgia Kad0ad we hoe
thar hr citizens the middle section of Georgia, will avail
themselves Of the opportunity pay their respects him.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
Things ia Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the New.York Tribune.

~
PAnApELrnr.. April2- VI.
The FAIrnrUL REwARDEp.-James 7, McCaraheI,
SAMUEL j. FraT,on n% Ds"s . W. Of
% % & Tin lSs ss s named P~nra ss con
spcnously ar rv-ry yI@f nee;Is hrd IL rhauea oror
GAMBLERS ARREsrEp.-Lyman Cole and VIM.
Cooper, Two gamblers respectable appearance have
ss S he had fGs os 'ssl 5sS s waie
While play E e faro shine kept n by m b sme
1c that 5y s, t esi SIpsm . 80 10 ppe,s the 1n eyns of
o0 TfiS Se poes ie ar down. upon him IN md ten
TO on the next I nonfs nj Ins rs Ips TO-
H. 'ir mm-afe @ s Vicinity the tHpe justice 5
LII, Iii - " ~ ~
LAuNcHA handsome Dark, o M ABOUT oyo >, 'Siis Wr
H,mm Kns;""t"n sh IS innled for New.Yok
housr 10 be employed in M South American trade and will
be iommqnded by CaGain Bilns ,rro - ,.o casa
!HE GAsh or ,.o 49,, daa,b ~, of Iohn
trIoed lrlict Of guilt Of involuntary
mensaughter against The prisousr
A MEASURE OF RELIEF DEFEATED.-lhe Senate
Of Pe%nsy ana q noon 'inrd 10 pass IN o @ or
ont, r si'[ Of "a On. ', vote ,;'''
DECIDED the cause of Temperance IN the case Of VII
liam H hs ss rot M spadu q%of on
'0:ss sTocKs-The feeling in Pennsylvania Elves was
again downward to-day with sales Of abou, s2 al e! and
o The c9sS e Sas. r ao, sonJ.
ed 81. annex sal.s:
First Bosrd goo State 81 81 900 DO 63 100 Shares
Wilmington Rd. DO ha IL 100 do DO. Ut 50 do do
Hat u: 90 do. DO K III 10 Do Commsrcal Bank $40
do MECHANICS Bank q. $1,000 hes and Pei Ctnal Loan
q, So ihs Gi;ard Trust 2i: Is do Girard Bk II So COs
llnos Bonds II .,., :, 80, ,, 49,.
Second Bodff-s2'O Couny IS, Siu Ne" 9;; y snafss
ard Meshtn,fs BANK 2 DO 80 10 23s s5sS
State G SoIsg DO 90 o.; S'tY 90 20 nat 9' l'o
shs w Wlminsloh h' - ',Io 10 ldt "; hotce ~.
SHIP NEws.--l! L. M.-CLedred MaS afternoon.
Bark Aphofpe Blake New York; Schrs Mary WIlks Gait
M4tanz4s Lion, baxter. Halifax Ms; Julia Thurs,on. ST.
Johns NIB: American Eagle Syrn.s Savannah: Phoenix,
PTncr Saco Mr; Banusr Stoeye Richmond; Republican
Sharp. New York. Atlss Clifton, 30
drrired MtS Afern0On.-Thrteen tide-water
boa,, from Ha,[e d lace td1g WIN wheat con lFon &c
r.......--...- <.
LATER FROM HAyANA.-By the arrival yesterday
OF the schooner Ann A. Parker, Capt. Brghtman
IN days from Havana, we are IN receipt OF lle o
the Dlano De Avlso5 up to The I9th INST capt. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

SACRED MUsIC.-The lovers OF sacred music
will mark the notice OF a Concert TO be given at the
Rving,on-street Church this erenins, under the di-
recton of d. f. JONES. Esq. The efforts of large
and thoroughly trained choir, under the manage
ment of accomplished leader, capital selection
o pieces, and the assistance OF several amateur per-
formers OF distinguished ability and repute, will i'm
part 10 this concert strong interest
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
,sDAy MORNING, APRIL 3.
FOR MAYOR;
eaS FRANKLIN.
rr,,. Creat clay CaihpaiS"'

The Great Gay ~ e :, or urN
CELEBRATION OF The m Isii EN- f'-D' -,
M eLfN Ian,n,tec of Democratic wing ouis - "
Inc Sonaty of New York, having resovea ~ .V
the Cty an contest this City, iminediaeH
pence W FIecton by celebrating the hnh'es"i' u InT M
The n.v Of the iustrous leader OF the hs pas a.
Div .h 12,h day of April next, announce ''e
Tbs day u follows ,o,.,.r noon by the
An Address at the Tabernacle al IL cioc"' "'''
unn JOuS NJ CLAYTON OF delaware :. o.. .,a
will be then had until half past c'0ch III a,s
n;r when the proceedings of the duy VIII oe ''o''' -
s, S,,e, ., ,be following distinguished gentlemen"
Hon JOSEPH VANCE, OF Ohio
5FSdEFE 5SEFHE + ~ WHHHEE WgtHHERs & j. Of siss sis ''''
non GiAELEIB idT II B6fa b fE[ p v4saIaa Eia S ''iy'n'
h. Cay Clubs Of the several Wards are respectuy 'eu
.nnee in the exercises of the day in such manner as the
Central Clay Committee may deem proper Pre- pea..
& ne csednr will be inerSpersed with Odes and MUSIC ap
proprate TO the OCCASION r, ;,.oo or
by oiuei VI VIZ Democratic Wing Young Men.
DAVID GRAHAM, Chairman
CaAR+EEs,K K; S.Iay TayIoR' secretares,
JOHN l. O0N Committee of Celebration; ,,.,.,
ALEXANDER w. BRADFORD taaeH ILLS ", Rp1cos I'
GRoRoE F. NEsBITT, TL0ksh ScurvIrp
ABRAHAM PARDON, Jr 'omS MSs ii p VVoop
JOHN r. ', NN~' p. H. SMITH,
Ley nAaa. na.o,n JOSEPH II. THoRSE
nj. HOPPER MOTT, o II ~ ATwrII
CHARLES h; TAYLOR, n, n. VI iIn fp.U,M
JOSEPH c. PINcKNEY, pN'.p .ia a ot.,2
10 Courier, Express, Commercial -,"iei'' ''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

From BeRMupA.-We are indebted to Captain
Pitt, of British brig Falcon, arrived yesterday
evening, for copy Of the Bermudian' ofthe 23d
ult. There is no news ofimportancc. The British
steamer Thames arrived from St. Thomas on the
22d, with Is passengers. The Dee arrived on
the 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge KENT.

UUSls VI NltII w
ironntzd 10 nearly suO. Tn. fees couui aud Other
.4ns-s on The trials. will probably S51]
500 more Th- that h. has entered aaosr action
1+ Common Pleas is said not 20 b.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
Hatc,,ing Chickens.

The man under our Office who has the Egg
Matching Machine will be happy to accommo-
date The Plebeian with one for pay. 1t is d
shame that the Loco-Foco organ should go on
caclding and counting and never Matching any
thing, as he has done lately, especially IN the
Connecticut business. Even when two chick-a-
biddies of his feather came out, they were stitied
by his own kin in Connecticut, who clamorously
pronounced them spurious 1t is an i'll brood
that forswears its own this way.
RHODE ISLAND ELEcrIoN.-Few of our read
crs, perhaps, are aware tina. the State Election IN
Rhode Island comes off to-day The regular
Rhode Island Prox seems to he receiving no op-
position, and no interes, is manifes,ed-tho re-
suit being already known. James Fenner is the
candidate fo- Governor and Byron Diman for
Lieut. Governor.
Foa LivERPooL.-The Caledonia, Capt. l.. q.
Lott, left Boston Monday, al , o'clock, full Of pas
scngers every berth being engaged. The Mail IS a
very large one, in dispatches letters, magazines and
newspapers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

Mlr. GRAHAMs first Lecture on the WATER
CURE will be given dtis evening AT the Society Ii
brary. The subject is one OF general and growing
interest and will be most ably treated.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

W. are Indebted to Mr.. CHAPMAN of Hartford for the
Hartford COurlnt ef last evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
u. S. Revenue.

The following is complete statement of the
receipts of Customs at this Port for the FIRST quar-
ter of lS43 and 1874 respectively:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

FIRE AT BRooKLYS-A fire broke ont on Mon
day evening, at o'clock, i'll the extensive three
story brick steam establishment known as Eagle
Mills for grinding coffee and spices, which
totally DESTROYED together with large store house
adjoining built OF wood and Two small frame dwell
ling houses. The establishment was formerly
known as Raymond's Fur Factory, situate in Pearl
loss is at least $4,000 principally in machinery and
stock. Partly insured. The establishment was
conducted by Williamson Il Mann. Commercial.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

FROM MESsISA, SIcILY.-The brig Persia, Capt.
Chandler, of North Yarmouth, arrived yesterday at
this port from Messna, with full cargo of frui, in
fine order. Capt. c. states thar the crops of fruit
had been very good this season. Saw none of the
American squadron, but understood they had rem
dezvoused al Touon. 1t was reported at Messina
that Greek pirates were cruising in the NIeditena-
mean, and had made some captures; but we think
the correctness Of the report may be doubted other
wise some intelligence OF such practices would, in
all probability, have been received by the last steam
er from England. Phila {. S. Gazette.
TINS IS GRAD FAMILY HoLrpAY tn, American
Museum and tbs hntucky Ar>tr.s aud Others give grand
performances clock the and u In the
nng Jsurdwon the Giant and 'saess The tailest spec-
mems OF humanity IN the world Will make their debut So look
out for a buml er Of house
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

We regret to say that Mr.. Clay was so much
ndsposed as TO be compelled to relinquished some
visits that he had engaged TO make.
rEno Inr A Chrnniclo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

AQuAcK.-We notice that Prot Branch Offers n the Cln-
cnati and Louisville papers, 20 teach Prot Gourauds System
of Mne1nntechny We have these for believing hlm
quack he has never heard but or three of Prof s entire
OF lectures whereas al lis most essential parts are
not developed till the close = The system cannot be
taught without the printed principles and page OF
these copyrighted Prot Branch give them ms
p without stealing them. He has broken his written
pledge disclose part the System TIL he had heard
the whole OF lectures We have the slightest inter
this matter but the system of Prof Gouaud has be
come public he has generously
accredited twenty persons to teach requiring from them
only proofs of character and capacity deem unfair TO the
public and him. that should be misrepreened and dis
graced by shakng charaans w trust that Western papers
will do ample justice this branch OF scheme of quacSery
lCourier and Enquirer
We give currency 10 the above from the Courier
deeming il but simple justice TO Prof Gouraud that
his beautiful system should not be butchered by un
fair and ignorant pretenders and the public swnded,
without a cauuoning voice from the press. Our
friends in the West should wait for accredited pupils
from Prof. G. OF whom two already on their way
over the mountains.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

juvenile NCsicAL FEsrIyAL-Mr. Bradbury has opened
Juvenile Singing schoo! the basement, Of thr Baptist
Tabernacle Mulberry Chatham, for th purpose
Tabernacle.
The above School viii wednesday, afternoon / o.
clock Saturday morning o and Saturday afternoon
un, farther Dorice Terms gratuous all good scholars.
Thompsons Bank Note Reporter" is forwarded reg
ulary through the Mails newspaper postage Merchants
wihsns 10 make the medium adve rising requested
10 call al ths Office 50 Wali.st. aiitiJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

I ar' OF OF iii. fown added 20 Bloomfield. New town
Rnldwin's majority. 667 Cleveland last year
Whis gam in Hartford Co. 7ES.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

Or nearly three times as much in 1914 as IN
ls43, and much more than in any year since
1887 And yet we are told that the Tariff must
be cut to pieces in order TO raise sufficient Rec
snue for the Government Impudent deception !!
lust let the Tariff alone, and the National Debt
will be paid off within three years.
y No. VIII. Of the Junius Tracts, the
PUBLIC LANDS, is published at this Office to-
day, and is ready for orders. Price s2O thou.
sand. -
" If AN Enquirer will call as, We will courirce
him tha, he is fool IN 1--WE minu.es.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

~ Central Clay Committee.mifn -. f ~ nf Sew
RESPECTFULLY invited TO @eS' S,y A. .SsiT a o
punctcai at'ehudhee ''q"e Prss,t Central Conn.,
The Committee having in charge The Reading Eoon ~,
,o requested 10 meet al the place the 9ey a
5P. NJ. Sha;tn,an Snb Com
e2lc N'"''i''" ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

III There was no Express from Connecticut but that
arranged BY u.s. except from few towns in the nearest corner
The Journal of Commerce sent its returns from New-haveh
and Fairfield by our messenger and paid It's fair share o te
expense but the decisive news from Hartford ana loiano
~rres ,,.s brourh TO New Haven by Railroad Train
for this paper und other bad syube of the news or ad
any part of the expense The ridiculous gaconade oil the
Herald about its Corps OF Reporters and its Expresses
very properly the laugh of the town. And we 60 thK e
Enpres. failed to do the fair thing after declining our offer
of ,bare of the news for share of the cost in smuggling
into second edition and despatcng by the Southern Mail
=. received by Express without saying by uhoSe Express
The Acknowledgement the Ereag Express. which did not
20 South with the earliest not the aende onora
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

No We desire 10 return hearty thanks to our l,e" M
Connecticut and especially to GEORGE DAWSON, Eu'oe Vi
the Rochester Democrat JAMES bABcock' En'o ~ , ~.
Ns,r p,van Palladium A. a PETT1SGILL, Editor OF the
bridgeport Standard and JAMES REED, Editor OF the Nofwak
Gazette for aid furnished collecting and orwardng te
first Election Returns from that State Mr. Babcock especH
deserves our gratitude for starting so fleet messenger a Vu
regular Horse Express from New-Haven upon 'e
f nres ntler the latter had left of Express Locorno
tive from Hartford. This the more Important as our W
vices from Hartford the first that gave as'uace o
Wing Victory the State. When 1t Is cohsoeeu tn .'
O'clock nm Tuesday morning had received overland returns
from halls the State including Towns beyond the Connecticut
River ,ome lSO miles distant must be confessed ' our
effort to express the crowned with very gfaths
,ucces We tender our acknowledgements also to MI ENoc
Warn who rode through for from New Haven 's miles,
over Spring roads. ulky less than SIX hours receiving
1eturns at three points on his way.