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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

RHODE ISLAND MrEDER-The Providence Jour
nal says the evidence against the Gordons grows
stronger. VIM. Gordon brother OF the other two,
and Michael O. Brien, have been arrested and com
mh,ed The mother has also been arrested. Says
the Journal
The swamp near the spot Of the murder and III
which tracks were found leading from that spot, has
been thoroughly explored. A coat marked with
blood was found there. and gun, much battered ana
broken in two. The gun has been identified as be-
longing to Gordon; the piece OF the stock found
near the spot OF the murdcr, was evidently broken
from II, and Ills into it. !he coat has not been
identified but ii has hole in the elbow, ana shirt
lopnd IN Gorjon's house has bloody STAN on Tho
sleeve corresponding with the hole in the coat.
The house OF Nicholas Gordon has been search
co and under bed were tound two palrs OF palta-
looms and or two vests, thoroughly wet, and
VIVA The appearance OF having been III that condition
Tor considerable time. a pair OF boots was also
ouhd Wet and appearing 10 have been rubbed. In
TIE pockets of the vest were builets, percussion
caps, and gunpowder the latter corresponding with
le KIND IN the pistol found near the scene OF the
murder On the vests were spots o! blood, and one
OF The sheets the bed also marked with
blood
Two men were seen going toward the fatal spot
shortly before the murder. Two men were seen 70
emerge from the swamp the other side after tie
coat. Close to the tracks OF u man found leading
10 The swamp, were tracks OF Il dog. Nicholas Cor
don owns erocious dog, which was found in his
shop by officer Shaw, who forced the door This
dog wears collar OF Jagged metal, and some Of the
wounds upon Mr.. Spragae are such us would be
made by such collar on dog springins III his
throat. The dog is in possession OF the officers
The woman contradcte'i in some respects the tes-
lnony OF William Gordon. She sand that the wet
clothes, under the bed We're washed month ago.
She said the dog was III the shop all day Sunday,
tu, she did not have the key OF the shop. This was
Septby Nicholas Gordon
ANOTHER AluRDER.-We learn that mn lrlshman
named Erancis Greene was murdered on Sunday
night, near the Catholic Church on Smiths HILL
tie was most shockinglv beaten, bat made out Il
crawl home, where he died IN about an hour. we
eeieye persons have vet been arrested Tor 'his
crime Two murders in one day Truly, hhod'
Island is in way to rival her sister States IN CRIME
such deeds OF blood may well strike our c!tizeh'
with horror providence Chronicle
ANNEsrY-The Governor General OF Canada Ia
issued pardons to the FIVE following persons, PRISON
CHS m New South Wales: Pierre Hector MORN
achdle MORN, Charles Huot, Louis PmSonnaui'
hene Pinsonnuult.
these men, it will be recollected, were transport
90 or the part they took in the scenes OF 81
ouRE FOR WARrs.-Scrape carrot and salt tn
scrsmngs for g poultice, and apply on retiring Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

GOAL, COAL.,-I'he real genuine Red Ash
Peach Orchard purchased the dock Of second hand
dealers but ct The fountain bead ut r mines where We set
first quality of Coal a will b. delivered at the following
prices Of carriage, well screened from the yard sworr
weigers endorsement the back OF each ticket Nut S.
Stove IS - Broken tgg S. 50, from the Lump; Lacka
ST. L-i:h IS 30, Liverpool screened, $40 Yard 5O4
Washington st. near Spri5g. GUERNSEY co. 90
DEACH ORCHARD COAL.-The subscriber
has no on hand for sale, the above coal Of all sizes
which e offers sale low market pc, from the yard
Orders through the Despatch Post LETT at the Office of
the subscriber, VIII be- promptly attended 10.
i. STOKES DICKERSON, No. iO7 Anthony ST.,
rear Of Broadway Tabernacle.
Liverpool and Sydney Coal for family Smiths
hand, for sale above Also Ash and Lehsh Coal of all
SIZES. dl5tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

TOAl!.-Peach Orchard and other Goals con-
~ SANITY on hand hy hc cargo ton low prices from
boat yard. JIfRBELL of HudsonS Amos-sts sid I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

1 Graduate of New England College, a stranger
IN this ey, serch Of emplo, teacher offers
ms services as puyae as.stant school At
fas OF tour doias wek He Will produce testimonials
ty >a'Sa 10 character and eapas!ty Address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05
COAL ASH SITTER.

3 . L l. S ? 4 T E n T
An INVALUABLE ARTICLE FOR Ell
n TIER PRIVATE FAMILIES OR PUBLIC IN
SriTUTiONS-By putting your Ashes aud Cinders
hopper end OF The machine and giving crank at the
opposite end few turns you will find the materials sepaTat
ed the ashes IN drawer aud the cnders anoea tho
apaitce Of dust escape during the oper
alton.
They operate with astonishing rapdity. y for family
use Will screen n barrel Of coal ashes IN minutes.
No.5 hotel size, will do the OF work
The unprecedented demand for the above article has
PEELED Mr.. BIZ Ii. machinery for its mtnufactry
Now the Aston House, Franklin House, Amencan
Hotel and other OF our p.bIic Institutions well
large number Of private families.
30 South William street, and
Stone street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

NEW INDIA RUBBER SHOE-STOkE.--
The Subscriber opening, az No. 2iIt Broadway,
Branch Of his Establishment and would esp.ctfniy invite
the Public call and his Stock The Shoes sold by
the subscriber obtained the first premium the late Fair of
n, A-cs- Institute; and challenge competition, for
durability beauty finish All Shoes sold warranted
good supply Of Macintosh Goats Capes. LePeseryers
SC. &c.
Iasknss Marble Cloth, for Tables &c, which obtained
Silver Medal al the late Far for saa only at this Esab
shrent The Public invited 10 call and examine IT,
ug & l., ROSS 2iIt Broadway and l2t Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

DREMlUMS REDUCED.--The Manhattan FIRE
Insurance Company No. So Wal street has Capitol {"
PSI 900 dollars which well secured on Zeal Estate. ana Is
now Insu rug every description OF RpGlnGS Nerchanue
Household Frnturs &c Sc against loss by tire at greatly
reduced rates OF premium , ,.,,,,, ,
H., S.ct,r,- i27 2w
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The ,Junius Tracts.

LIE NEw-YoRK VINO TRACT COMMITTEE
would respectfully suggest to their fellow laborers
in the Wing cause, whether it would not be we'll to
undertake, by systematic effort, 10 put the TRACTS
OF JUSIus, or such of them as are best fitted for par
ticuar localities, into the hands of every voter who
may be willing to read them. The expense is so
small-two cents each-thatmost people would buy
them, if they had chance, and part of the funds
raised for the cause might be we'll applied for gratu
ltous distribution among those who only require in
formation, TO be induced to support the Wig Ticket
II the various Wing organizations of the States,
Countess and Towns, would establish Depots, have
an adequate supply of the Tracts constantly on
hand and take pains to accomplish the end suggest
ed, II is believed, that much the larger part ot the
expense would be betrayed by actual sale 70 those
who would be glad to purchase them. The Central
Committee of the State OF Ohio have begun this
mode OF action by order on the publishers tor
thirty thousand. If other States and sections, or
Counties and Towns of the Union, would follow
this example, and carry out the system, itwoud not
only be practicable but easy send these Tracts to
every Log Cabin in the land. The it is done,
the better. The Tracts already published are as
follows:
he ESl VI, 4 ~ ttcS u teU Oy Pteb ZltSS'
III. THE CURRENCY.
III. THE TARIFF.
". LIFE OF HENRY CLAY.
V. PoL1TIcAL ABOLITION.
VI. DEMOCRACY.
Two others are in q course OF preparation, and
will be published -one in March, the other in May.
The New-York Wing Tract Committee have
taken the liberty to make this suggestion, hoping 1t
may have some influence in prompting those Wings
of the Union, whose business it is to lead in such
matters, to early, systematic, united and vigorous
action with view of aiording all voters an oppor-
tunity of reading these documents.
The Tracts are published and sold by GREELEY
s. McELRArH, Tribune Office, Ner- York, at $50
a thousand and orders, with rcmittances may be
transmitted by Mail.
II Wing newspapers are respectfully requested
TO give this place in their columns.
HAMILTON FISH. Chairman.
A. ". BRADFORD, Secretary.
New.York, January %, lG44
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01
SIXTEENTH EDITION.
u I - I L. L.
The ~ hiU

The Ehig Almanac for the year 1872.
This valuable Register OF Political e. nts is no"
ready 1t contains the usual Calendars and Astro-
nomcal calculations, made for every meridian rom
Maine 10 Louisiana. A List of the Government TX
ecutye officers Of the United States judges OF the
Supreme Court, &C. with their Salaries; a com,
plele List of the Member, of the pIrscnt United
States Senate and House Of Representatives, ar
ranged according TO their respective S1ates, and l'e
politics of each Member designated; History OF tile
Tariff; Past and Present Tariffs; Comparative
Statement of the most important articles Oeaf na
specific duties as imposed by the acts OF lolo' Io@
1928. 1882, and 1912; The PRESENT TARIFF LA"
OF THE UNITED STATES, being the entire law on
that subject as it finally passed Congress on the
Goth day of August 1912 this document alone IS
worth more than the entire cost OF the Almanac!
A National Bank, with Extracts from Dir. McDui-
6e's Report PROTECTION TO AMERICAN INDUS
TRY-ITs E1PEDIENCY AND NECESSITY, BY The
Hon. CHARLES HUDSON OF Mass. This valuable
and useful Essay occupies IA pages, LIS facts;
illustrations and doctrines ought TO be UNDERSTOOD
nv every citizen who takes an interest N the cause
Of American Industry and the prosperity OF the peo-
pie of the United States; Extracts from Dir Clay
Speech on the Public Lands. These extracts oc"
cupy several pages, and are sufhcent to give gen
eral view of this interesting subject. Anecdotes OF
Politics and Politicians, never before puolished'
ELECTION RETURNS, by States, Congress
sional Districts and Counties These Returns are
the fullest and most complete which have ever been
published. They were prepared at great labor and
az considerable expense expressly for the Wing Al
nanac They viii be constantly referred TO during
the coming year they show not only the returns
for the present year but also those of 1870 Times OF
holding Elections in each of the States; fopu ns
Vote for Mr. Van Buren, ard Gen. Harrison N 1890
and in 1910: The number of Electors OF each State
in 1910. and the number to which each State is en-
titled in 1874 Tables Of the Population, Debts,
Governors and Chief Justices of the several States
Anecdotes of Mr.. Clay, John @. Adams, Col. John'
son, &c. &c.
NJ The price Of the Wing Almanac is the same ss las
veal Notwithstanding j, contains about one qnaer more
mater Single copies ls cents; 81 dozen s. per loo
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ro,nc rr,enas OF nlr. Clav.

LIFE AID SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY-The publish
Of this work prepared execute orders TO any
The work is comprised in Two octave volumes, con-
tauing in the whole upwards OF 100 pages, aud is Illus
traed by splendid steel Portrait Of MI CLAr View Of
his Birth place in Virginia and Fec Stle of one OF ms
One Hundred copies for NinetyFirs Cents each
Iii, believed be the cheapest work published IN
America These Speeches form important portion oil the
History Of Country for the last thirty years. and are
interesting to all classes Of readers without reference 10
politics.
Bound with Cloth Backs s. GiIt Lettering.
Single copy: -. - - 90
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None sent on commission. Terms CASH Orders must be
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n,xsr u51Hug1s TRACES.

No |. The TEST or Parties Tried o. thelf Ac!s
No. III. The CrRRENcY.
No III. TIE TARIFF.
No w. LIFE OF Henry CLAY
No V. Political ABOLITION.
No. VI. DEMOCRACY.
These little pamphlets wor king infinite Sood 20 me
Wing cause and observe with pleasure that tey are
0''" ~ New Orleans Bee
1.-The Ju,rUs TRAc1s are becoming the standard wing
p1''eA''N' ''' '"' ''N Lexington Express Missouri
70 This Series of Political Tracts from the well Known
author Of The CRISIS Of the County IN S,o un9T!n III
x1e and nric is and for sale the Tribuus
New-York at So 50 cents hundred copies or $50 h9u
sand Orders from any part OF the Union supplied WIZ! ue
the proprietor and publishers None sent out out on commits
sion.
" GREELEY * McELRA
Publishers for The Author.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

II Galesburg, Michigan, as we learn from hostile
articles in the Marshall Statesman-A company
IN Jefferson County is organizing with a view to
forming an Association and removing in mass to
1owa.-Two small Associations have been pro.
jected in Illinois, one in Bureau County, but how
far they, have proceeded we do not learn.
The great danger which now besets these
generous attempts at the realizing of better
Social and Industrial relation among men Is that
of excessive multiplication. The means now
scattered upon many efforts could ensure and
greatly accelerate the success of one, after which
hundred others may be formed without trouble.
In no case should friends of the Cause resolve to
start new Association, instead of joining some
one already started unless there are imperative
reasons of location, distance, or something papa-
bic, for this course. The three projects issuing
from Rochester will probably prevent or greatly
retard the success of either But let all available
strength be given to the little enterprises already
commenced, and the speedy success of at least
some OF them is inevitable.
Friends of the down-trodden Millions! look
aloit. Press onward!
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LEGTTREs On GEOLOGY.

~ DocroF $3.50, LEcrUREs on GEoLocT.-The:e
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Origin of Coal Lecture v Fossil oot-prins Leetsrs -
Recession of the Fails Of Niagara. Lecture VII
and Icebergs. s,,,.b or IN.
o the ADORE is also added this edition. sSesen OF I
Lecture OF Dr. J. AUGUSTINE SMITH, deyefea ~
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NEW CLAY MINSTREL.

- The Clay Minstrel oy National Sons,ter. to
which prshNtd Sketch The Lite Public Services and
Character OF Henry Clay. BIZ John s L President of the
Clay Club Of Germantown, Pa.
.adrsrtisement To the Fast Edition
occurred To The Editor OF the Minstrel, that pubilca
ZION upon the plan Gtha offered to the pubic would be
acceptable aud might be useful the present and
finding that his design approved by friends whose pot
cal xpeence gave increased their opinions he
Pared the brief aud unpetenng Sketch that follows of the
life OF Mr. Clay. Ia tike pleasure stating that Ne smuch
indebted the researches Of Nh Prentice and OF MIR T. Sa
gent whose comprehensive and interesting biographies
alike cedtabe 10 their talents and worthy of their subject
and al whose curiosity be shapened and excited by The
Imperfect sitmpSes Of the usous Statesman, afforded
through the following pages. Will find them full aud
ccumstan;is information than could be embraced within
tn limits aud uuambtious design Of this publication
From their works and from such other public sources As
were immediately hand the torch Of the Editor has
ceysd is feeble Ght and he holds aot The hope thar 1t
also may be instrumental although humble degree seat
teng the ms OF with which ignorance and party
long enreoped the subject bat winch even now
are gradually Using and rolling beneath the influence o
revealing light and of ihat truth whch is mighty and v
prgrdiL'
The Songs are By various authors. Some of them have
been written expressly for the Minstrel others have been
geaned from the public journals, and other publication; OF
the day. j. - Il.
Germantown, Oct. 1872
for sale at the Tribune Office Price % single cony.
ic-p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

GT LAZARUS STEWART, Esq, for several years
a member of the Pennsylvania Legislature, died
at Allegheny City on the 26th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

F1RE.-The store and goods of B. Frost, Esq
of Boston, Erie Co. n. Y. were destroyed by FIRE
on the morning of the 26th Also two small
buildings adjoining. One occupied by Porter r.
Glazer as shoemaker's shop; the other belong
ing to Clark NJ. Carr, Esq. Loss between $4,000
and $4,000. The goods insured-no insurance
nm the huidlnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

~ The Wing Almanac GAYS Speeches, and al! Of the
Ibuu. series OF Useful the People also be
Obtained q the store of VIZ r. Moore Co CrseIsNATI
and OF J. g. STEEL Co. NgS ORLEANS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

lust PUBLISHED 'HEWET'S SPLENDID
y LY ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE BOOK
OF COMMON PRAlER-t.ditel by the Rev J. NJ.
WanwpEht D. D. and smbeilised with upwards OF 100 en-
grayiugx. This work has been OF about
s2 OO9 and offered the low price N So 20 copy
supsrby bouni with gilt edges elegantly smbosaed
Turkey Mooc cover representing the interior and exterior
Of Trinity Church, New-fork. II. w ar, + /
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

Ex-Gov. DAvIs.-This gentleman arrived IN
our city yesterday afternoon, and took lodgings
at the Exchange. Many of our citizens have
already paid their respects to him IN that lntor-
NAL and transformations manner which best COM
ports with his feelings and wishes.
detroit Adv, 23d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01
Illinois.

Extract OF letter from farmer Prairie Grove Illinois,
Nothing of Importance has occurred since
you were here. Our Crops were bad, both Wheat
and Corn. The season OF Politics is upon us ];
Clay Bands and Clay Clubs are forming through
out our State, and some of the Lokies " are
coming out and joining the Clay Bands; and we,
the Wings, begin to prick up our ears and think
we shall carry Illinois for Harry Of the Vest
Our State Convention went off well; all things
done decenty and in order, to the great dissatis.
faction of the Loco party in our State"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

FIRE IN FLINT, M1cH-We regret to learn that
the store of George NJ. Dewey at Flint formerly OF
this city together with an adjoining dwelling house.
was burned on Thursday night. young man OF
the name of Church, we lament to state, after hev-
Ing secured woman and child, and in the effort 10
save furniture, lost his life He had fallen with
bed upon him, and was apparently suftocated. Most
of the goods in the lower story OF Mr.. Dewey
store were saved, but quantity offurniture deposit
ed in the upper story, belonging to Mr. Wltheroee'
of the Land Office, was burned. ~,
GDeiroit Advertiser, I'D
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u The public house owned and occupied ny
Mr.. Chester Andrews, at the Natural 6rlage Il,
Watertown, Jefferson Co., was entirely deStroSeo
by fire on Friday evening last. Loss about s'o0
$500 of which was insured.
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WHOLE NO. SIS.

K Health, Quiet, anu Comfors.-rhe Ora
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strangers Stopping few days wsek, the such
rarely offered eligbly located clean ard airy
very the business par, OF the oty sud the
mediate vicinry Of the principal steamboat lsndnGs lis
apartments and while table supplied
with the best Vegetables and rut that hs procnred
GLIDING entirely Animal Focd and stimnlauts of all kinds
Charges moderate and effort made euGer Roarsr,
comfortable. Shower Batn, free Remember, SO Barclay
street. jy23tf
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WATER Power OF NIAGARA FALLs-Mr. Allen,
an engineer, has an article in Sillimans Journal in
which he thus estimates the hydraulic power of
Niagara Falls:
The volume of the river discharged from Lake
Erie is estimated equal to $4,000 cubic feet of wa
ter per second, which he is equal % 100000
cubic feet, 67, 1862, 400 gallons, 70l $50 TONS
l,402, 100000 pounds Of water flowing out of the
Lake every minute.
To show the amount Of machinery this would
move, he makes the following statement:
Nv p~"os, vf Dug Iunu 1919, estimated tfe totai
quantity of motive power then work in all the cot
ton mills in Great Britain, as equal to horse power
of 49, 00 the whole motive power employed in the
wooden, flax, and other manufactures equal 10
1000 horses and the whole motive power employ
ed in mining, in propelling boats, &C., equal to
$4,000 horses. Thus Mr.. Baines made the entire
motive power employed in all these ways, in 1885,
in Great Britain, equal to $4,000 horses.
Since 1885, this aggregate of moving power is
supposed to have increased about 20 per cent, or
say $4,000 horse power making the entire aggregate
of motive power now in use in Great Britain in all
the manufactures otcotton, wool fax &c. in mining,
&c, equal 10 $4,000 horse power. But all this
power, the working o! which produces so vast pro-
portion of the wealth of Great Britain, amounts to
no more than nineteenth of the motive power of
the Niagara Falls"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

FIRE AT NEwBuReH.-The woollen factory al
the new mills occupied by Messrs Colgan q - 90
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning lastm ~,
mon its contents Estimated loss, TO $4,000
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~ employment by 2 Protestant girls,
w aud voang man, American. Apply al AS Broad.
way. hassmsrt "a .,s
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30. P. Rockwell, who had been long tlnls
:, confinement at independence, NO. on charge o.
attempting al to assassinate Gov Boggs, mas, =
ata,sd been discharged. and is now at Nauvoo.
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I OOARUtNG IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
~ Four 1--we persons be handsomely accnn,moa a
wiki board private family tina UPPER par o th- City
Any addressed the Subscribers will
| eeire attentlcn. ANTHONY J. BLEECkER s. co.
! ia3 Il Broad street.
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