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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

f,om II. lie SAYS, indeed, that we should carry
on, the sp,it OF tho Compromise Act, and that
il VIC do this, We need moi ralsc Tie qucsl'pii %
Projection. because there is no NECESSITY al iIo-
tcc,ion for pfotcc,lon.' When he says p" LOOK
To- Rerehue alone for the support OF Government
he exp:cssly means. Look TO The Customs alone
ler TIC supgortol Government AID distribute inc
l..nd Proceeds 10 the States, rs vas Understood
hen the Compromise bill was passed. Then
yevy your duties fairly, with proper disc!linina
non IN favor of our Home Industry-ralse enough
i,s;cruc from Customs for the wants ol tho Coz
eminent, and there is need oi raising The
7..estian ol Protection for Pro,cct!on-,hat is. Of
F,otec,ian whoily discovered from The idea OF
teyepus. This is }Ir. Clay 5 understanding OF
tie spUit of the COMPROMISE Act aud tias he
.i5 ever been wiling TO oeserVs. Bu; cutting
iown al! Gu,jea TO twenty per cent or loser, "nd
,,cpinc the Land Fund from the States TO MAKE
10 he deficiency, he has always protested against
ie has repeatedly expressed his approval oi the
present Tariff as {" in the main, wise and proper
.nd publicly reloiced over the defeat Of the fun
ans attempt 10 destroy :. mace by .'lr' f"ih
friends, IN accordance with Mr. Po!k's o':n
,,,ecches. He declares deadly hostility TO the
Iantf as j, is. while iir Clay is its advocate aud
champion. How base aud insulting t"'he popn-
,r intelligence, then is the stuted effort "f this
pamphlet, and OF such journals as The AI1a"y if-
Gus and Ne,ra,k Morning Post, to make thoif
readers believe that Mcssrs. Clay and Polk hold
the same vicws on the Tariff question!
- We shall give MIR. Dallas first rate notice
| m o,,r next Meantime, we will ask every Wing
speaker obtain copy OF this precious biography
of Poll, and Dallas. Graham, 160 Nassau st.
soils "
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PR0fEi VI ALTON
MAYORS OIFicE;o,, !

MAYORS OFFICE.
N.w.Yprk June 10Th, lss'D
,,r, ,t.vor ~ Nh. City of New-N ors, deem u
.,n T., announce In yyhum may concern mus chin
80, ,hs ARRIVAL %; cur National Anniversary 'hat VIZ H. nh
and She. around the PARK ana elsewhere w tho
H. .t,.-t. beng contrary TO law. "il not pe 'nie "
In Grmrf v.nt. the existence of these temporary mop liz
h.en I,rrsluctIvc of much evil they have sln,t n,,
lru,. often n nh early hour ct the day 'rIi' W ,brv
- a,J .,,.r,,reut disturbance to the public Ien,r -
:tIr, 10 tioruug hfnrc n time wc" ,'i'lh I.J and
r,,izens ns well y>tnrS from the country N.Y. bnu n H.
-, rn,,.rourutiv de>iIubic ihat Iuo'ee't "t|-L
,ii am, lrsy facilitate the ueni uliS ~
,I ~, ,r larrrtlotufs upou the unstJ: ,l"e ,,n
expressly ur.hb'tei by the 3rh -eftl'i " low. w
p,feon ord p-ncc, an-e- ''i''eH ,, ny .lII m
M r.r.uu shall EJECT 10Th. 81 .>'' -! ~ ,bs r,r
,,c-., ar ruIr ground. 10 the tlty ol Ne" OK M
, Of ,x3n,n= for s,is. ar selling any h H. 1t five
goods o Any description "'iVa'cI "'''-' "
rha, r t,.rrt,on 4. atlse-sc public sentiment + &
Iv inc hau anls u ,Ign.r 10 vn-ou> Itti'' ~, b.,
,,na f.,fe the Common Council III pat Yeas u'-
nr -eason assigned Tor permitting them =. a ~
who i,rngg i. ,liaci. uail titi go ''' 80.
,,, ,,ssir,rGi after their iatJ-Gc and tNl>u'e W T
I,,f sn,a!y !, cnnnu D., >ary 10 c"h.t ~
'r-L .n:, 4 tavern on tht account wlrH ever ir
multitude. houses. T>'hu ''s ,h' 10 rs
cellar which cs"fy ti'l": can oe t.-y.. tha
.,,r. or qualification -! the agp.ie' NO - t 49,. r,,
mos os,rr an more rolnyment would hc i"unu ns - m
z.n m trAn: meal quietly nj hOl-. 1r ,,,,y,ts,
I,mIly than m partnsns ~ such ret eSinrn'' a. ~
1 ~ htb s,nri the crowd nsd cOni,"n n"ny -
them: and thai- m >ifpfe>>'E
,l, rnih> the cty nuii-rre> VII! ne ss e' y, .,,
ppinun w pn.in"'e the c"n'it % ai' r 1; NH. ,n4rr
-, Mn. ,,.l order and tre cHi>e ~ n'i'l'''- u,.
,.-y y, ,s4 patriotic feelings =" lu!cUS h'pcale"
,Irn of that tlist,i"Is dny. ci1n"t ueitSt ~ n :
,,.i r s.-.n alive patriotism III Amer cav 'll" ~.
i. .i, Government l"riut t!lu 'onvcF'i'H =" ~.
PARK Rlrry *. gfert 'nurtS in eh'lhs i'.
,-n n, >,ich crnyrr.iun HTaF> hts e'l " ''e .
M, t.,,ei i m thnu-au.. hy lnielp. ancs ill" 80,
m>hof~ p: hln,.t, IT,. JAMES HARPER.
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IMPORTANT lNouIRY "A portion OF The cili-
zens OF Hanover, N. Il. recently held public
meeting and appointed committee 10 ascertain
who Polk and palles might be!
This puts US in mind OF an incident which
occurred some days since while we were travel
ing in Pennsylvania. On our way to Harrisburg
the locomotive was thrown off lis track, and du-
ring our detention, in company will! several pas
sengcrs, we went to !. farm house some distance
ironr the road 10 procure something to eat. The
honest old Dutch farmer treated US very hospl-
tablv, aud while We were sitting round The table
the Old rlan SAID Gicnsei:nens, who the Dui-
vel ish dish man Boab VIC never heer'd Of s!ch
a man ~
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Corre.pondence of rne Tribune.

FWLADELFI!IA, June I'th.
The President and his wife arrived here by
the Cars from New York last night at | O'Clock,
and drove Immediately TO Hartwcli's elegant fio-
lei, Chcsnut street, where they sat down to an ex-
cclent supper. They brcakfasted at this nor
ming, and at half past started for Baltimore and
Washington. They expressed themselves highly
delighted with the excellent accommodations and
entertainment they met with at Hartweli's.-
They leave the White House for the Rip Raps in
few davs. JUNIUs JR.
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r.,,o,, ,n.oIn.ic.l Seminary.

r, the Ed,tDrs of Tae Trs"'s:
In YOUR nuuc- YESTERDAY oi me 'hio" '"v''''-
.,.', ,nmnl,,,d tnrir preparations tor the Ministry;
You pr, banly drew y""r conclusion ,n,in ~,
o,n,.. nn The schedule OF Exercises. Only hail
The. the creJn.,ins class took p'r in the exercises "'
"Wednesday. and hence your mistake IN stating ihe
,.uniorr Ia he eleven. :u;,c
,r, ,,,,u.. mem ut,.r ii thoroue and highly cr''-
.,i,t,h!c examination. have hern licensed I" Pre'''
,rc Gosi.e aud received their Diplomas at the cio>r
ot the regular three years course termI""'''S o"
Wednesday 26fh io>t. l., nn,.,.
H. Alen c. W Btrrows, L. H. Bonney -; ~ ~ ';'l'
i.yt iioy: F. judd 4. E LaSrence {, LorSg |; Wt..
j! rat'I5' ~ :, 4; W.i'.sn .. I' - A. DIRECTOR.
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CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THIS WEEK.

l. PoETRY-The DunsRnnon Conyention-l'62; The tisht
tTime Whig Song; TIE Wing Gathering Colum.
bus from Iackwood; Moon.
H. EprroRAL-Ihc Cherokee Alphabet Brand the Decev-
ers: Wings. will you Work Blowing uv the Boys :
The Philadelphia Riots Education in Mississippi: New
York in November Madness OF Party; Case o y Coii-
melt; Old Kentucky Another Libel On Jcnius. c<c.
Ill PoLiTlcAL-nmensc Gathering OF the wings oi oid
tenesee ard W yonins The Great wing Gathering N
St Ia,yrcace-Let;ers from Gov. Seward ana i'iiilafa
Fillmore The Personal Slanlers on Henry tny hooi
and the Farmers: Ihica Wool Market: Georgia n1d
Texas: Extract from 'Junm' on Texas; James n
pin an IN. Tn mfr. The Prices of Produce The Texas
InIoui,y Table showing the time oil holding 'ne ''.
dental and State Elections IN the se'tih 1Us ef
monuments by the President Appropriations i"f i10'
I-neonouered Vermont: Northern Pennsyivama' eNc,
~ Glmpses OF Europe, no. 81. oy "a
" I.,,,, Sew; Yorker; Count o 'Mahon; hgrcUture
md Nornls Science FOR Farmers; Anniversary OF the
Nativity of Fourier Madness and It's Remedies; he
Iv,,s, Cure applied to iydrophobia. Tetahis aud lie
iirium Iremens
Syys-Western Fourier Assoc'Giion; ne oregon f&-
ncdtion Columbian River Exploring Party Farther
Ve,c-n News. Opaioas IN Mexico. Letter To the Texan
Secretary of State from the British Charge Daui:es;
Wabash and Enc Canal: Crops III Indiana; Suicide OF
DAILY. the Robbst The Storm ON the Upper aiiSissip.
nj; Mob Inv in Western New-fork; The Wisconsin
Phalaux Meeting of the Friends Of ireland IN New
York new Novel by Eugene Sue Mormon DiIicul
ties Extensive Fire IN Boston Fatal Casually IN West
chester County Babe. the Pirate The Crops Foreign
I:e.as By the Acadia From the Sandwich Idand'
VI COMMERCIAL 1STrLLIdENcE-StccAs. Money Piocuee
Markets. SC.
Single Cop:es put uo wrappers for the Mais can be OBJ
tanned AT the desk. Pnce cents.
nc Tenr-s2 per single copies ca een's-AA SUP
.crp,iors payable nGeIbly in advance. Address
GREELEY s. McELRATH. l69 Nassau-stree''
Tribune Buildings, opposite the IaIk.
/, ha ,ii TIL
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Porosr. Washington Co. Mo- June /


DISTRESSING OccuRRENcE.-On huiSa"y i"s'
the ony son of our mutual friend, h. ;. knsgies'
Tso If this County, was drowned in Big River
W " p,cgIss had started with his iamiy-wic end
Ihrre I,r chidrcn-on visit their friends in craw
ford County When they arrived at the river II was a
swollen: but not experimenting any danger Or. X.
drove into the flood The horses soon found them
ss selves in swimming water and the discovery was
very speedily made ba! The Landing on n the nrG 0npGGS%r %
,,'pscs nyyn rhe stream, and after thus floating some
y struck the bottom .ddsJ ns s esrnsc
to s,yjnc round and turn on its side In ihl: peril
ons situation Mr. r. left the csr'age with his WIFE
Who osn , him. wss nGa sst@ ns ns@s OF e nfs hole as s
,a,nrned ro the cnrrag. Just in time Ia rescue lit
RE daughter Of six or seven years of age Her he
next carried to II place OF safety; Again re'arnrI
in search of his SON but he had Disappeared and
,yos uof tound until some hours aiterward, when IN
was w picked up about hall a mile down the river
Iodocd against tree. He was a most interesting
bo, of between and . years old.
ST. Louis Herald, 9Oth.
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10. 2lsli MafEet .trect. PhIlat


From the United States Gazette vi March loi, Ell
IypyLlBLE iNH.--hiessrs. Pots. Linn & Hams 20,
Market .ee above 9TH. manufacture and have fof sae "
articles in their line OF business dtugghr an ,dnay
truly indeble. WILL by It's beauty and the slmpiciT
is coRmend itself TO the regard Of those who iiAe ~.
mark upon their apparel and would ike that insiH he
PLAIN. r ~, ,cb I,,.
lNpEtIBLE lSK.-We have triei sore Of fba.ah =
Ind and cheerfuly recomend il 70 al no pfeyiors
parariou II is for s. ie BY Mess,. Poit'' Linn @
2l3ls Market street, -, ,,,lIqth
D,axu1rLs [spgtipLr NJ isx-Just received 'upJ
,nl, csebiaicd Ink and hayng tested u,COv- nOv 1se i
nared 10 warrant II equal II no, supeiio' ~ "'
United .Sta,es or tine imported ,,.J Dvs S,u. 40
IoDs., secne i rnqt. I. LA iNf,ds Ss ds Dys sa:a
Varn,he. sc. &c which WI, D. gsysaaSSDER saS HARPER
terms. by t..r,l.t' Market = above y,
Whole.alet ten p5pfe'I he Igency Of this jasy
The subscriber hetgu haens, inle5le Lex, vii always -
Il ypoiy on hand at WISeMEsrR 10 Ra,sn.c
,ir % ,,,bere even article ot medicinn he'D os
siae '', may ie procured at the lowest ''' A. GILBGg
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MuRDERERs DISCOVERED BY MEsMcM&-
One Mr.. Lyons was recently murdered at Chus
ton, and his house robbed. a lady of that CT
in state OF Mesmcrism induced by DR.. Jno J
Chozal, has described two individuals as harg
been engaged in the dreadful deed, stating III
two committed the murder, while ono pack'
away the goods which were put into a black trns
She has given the direction the goods had take
how they were carried of, and has menaO's
that the money is buried on the premises, &c
Acting on this the Mayor believes that, with :
aid ofo,hcr trivial circumstances elected du,.
the investigation, he has located thcpremlses y.
expects 10 succeed i'll solving this myste:la
affair.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

IL. Hon. JolN N. CL,YroN's great speech at
Wilmington, yindicating the Protective Policy,
the course of Mr. Clay in the Compromise, ano
exposing The course of Mr.. Polk on the Tariff
and Mr.. Dallas on the Bank question, IS nov
ready at our counter. r.ce 5 25per hundred
Gl0 per thousand.
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l,y Tins Mornings Mail.
Things la Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF tIlc New- OK fDu"c.
PUuLApELpHlA. June gI-P. VI.

49,. ,,,pr1ruIA Posr OrricE.-John c.
III h.. heen removed from The Pos, Office md
man named Jane. Hay IL noc rsners On has ben
% -, S.ca the pmul-aton nl ths i ,cs - nj, H.
near" I, ~ ,ntjrnnt.d Tint genera fcl'.a III ,He
~! NH cIw nnI that ihj,e w" ar % fce'e
e most profitable situations nSy :"' :i,sr ~ rcnnn Iut
p pre y lie enac and Wesley T. liu"' A' % we ''''
p'nfs. ace 0rro-Ths old and respectable ply ,ili
Is, IN. residence OF his son-'a!a", "i'A -'i''
Org. yesierioy. , .t. Do,1 , youus gih Of Il
,rc rsiire IN Lewis street near .Ii'hi, ID MI
de yr.:;rday BY ..sll,.n: quantity "' oi>''''
cults with her m9igf i SAD 70 n.tf a; yenn- upon M b
ne , who dci IN ~ippen >if-.t b'r" t. @ a.
from The effects oi ran !ie! ool'''--' -
'e i'.n, S FrTIN J'N Mas Snor The h'el"en oi
S,,,nrk and Kcnanetcn are ensasrd m ue I n|i' Sou: n
-. ~ "urr,sc aud violence The " tcct1c'N a, ~ -
'sr.l' @ r m Tnnnarc> are wa.ng DISTINCTION not "l,s "
pf'.-ffy bu; he iUwar' etrh H,lef' cont, ct
tfc, n. nnr The house, "f the two i iesfcht com
o;her deadly wenpon' a man ~lilis'. ~ -. m (..,ren
%s N Inc vet ii approach ~ the W ecrnc - i-cd
the building. >c'c:e'y p ~. & ,,.l beaten aud.
n,mJcr OF persons nave NO o'r' - =, .k
Frtnk In uate attaca upon ue - ~ t,, F>rrnss
ft ~, foot oi Alderman Hay, oit% - 3 ;nn ~ -
man nm. TIE I',s sI inrn and t.l1be tugfne onaa!;e> W.
I eng zee, an is.ruceul tsh.. l'ins al Minus u ''N'
ear'S,"a,os,o<.-'rhe Sod, s,Tcr fountain OF VIZ. Il
Faassa Nor'h h cNp'd Yesterday %vrnJ IL "' F
erroe eet. ogii ~ ,,, lic n,1i ,,,b sa'' en-,
W,sM-Wih liz t'-rn'"u"'fr ~ - u ! ''''
colt To wre leth be aPolo-yto tot b'e' ti'si,, b,t
SruCKs-thr >a!'~ we're lI.'i 10 ""H' Wv"
f,le rrsnse Ia pricc, state j. ,t,nd ut 80 ~ 5l.
pr, Bgard- 80 .han tiaE' Bnuh lO wv 40 90 ~. -
o.. ii" " ,in.nrtnn krrrpr'. : a. "a ~ L,,'.p
,l - 30 .hnie> tni:.d -ts' i'hih, = ''' Ne''N
ll,ms ID slS. L. irh Mortgage l. an ~ ~ 4 - 70.
Seccd Roqri-?5 Prute Ban, o lennt,,ee y, = y y "a a.
M n ii,u .hurs Id h5 ~: 10 do. Nil"nsin i.t - -
W v 10 ' ,ii. ii'' TO- d., G 2i} !21 do Gimrd ans 'o
no. SH,p W, SfwSw,y r III leorr'f h.is @ffeF%oo"-
gorl Elz beth Remington. ilavsnn Bnr, Aaia b,"j'
tl,,rit,c l.i,ii Bu>lnn: iiat tnnr
ifi:e do: 'ro1y Iain-"". 10 hri r,F"s"n, p-,n
Ip,y conn Nlnrgure' Ann, t;",iifey an hNe 'it-
.on. Cnr>nn PoughkeepIe Ncsta udn lL'SGe1e ', .l.
j-gjr,J-il,c John Cils Parker. from b >h' '.,
IN ,rlptn l}ernar.i, Nantucket; Aphon hhooi"' NC"
mn. .5se;er n]s 10 the shade 95 Wind
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HARVARD USneRsrry-Thc Bowdon prizes

,..,.. ;v. >, William Orne White a. VI Cf Salem
srnisr: The effect OF Christianity on TOE tine ms n
Fr,t senior, prize George S,bee iialeo Ne.n " H.
s;c, The effect OF Christianity on ihe Fine N'tS :,
Second senior prze Ilontlo u' Perry OF Aeene: n H.:
Subject The Modern Scheme io removing o'"' r' ~
Sev Organization of society. mr. ~ ,,-
fTs; unor prze VILLAIN shaw lflany Of M Ba'imoTs'
u 1Iect The effect of Ihristan,y on the fine aIts.
cond jn!or prze John Scrbner Jenies c Portsmouth
y H. subject Spinoze,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

II Gull Island, in Lake Ontario, abouls
,.ile from the Canada shore, upon which
Light. House, is now entirely covered by Wal
The Island formerly contained about an acf,
land. The highest points OF the rock haze q.
Is inches OF water upon them. The rise cr
Ter has been gradual ior series OF years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

age had her ather beat her mother often used u
beat her his hands and feet too would ASK hm 10 keen
sail many the room the Friday night be
fore mother died he heat her then tey used 10 call cnc
one hard has Either ttkc her the hack ana
elsewhere rlh, little sr innocent looking. pretty
little creature. with jet brck e5es, from which t'enne gve
her face II torrent tears Has her mce tall out OF IN.
c,r once her nll nil the sofa once mother has sent
her nr spirits her fall out OF bed mother used Ia
ral ar drink and father would boa; ncr iai-r gave mother
four and half when he went away; sad e give her
more yhen Inc came back kissed and the other children
mother died when father oif, mother sad sine should
never 1--we Inn again never saw mother hnve ut :
never tod I;lcr thai mother tlic Court here III
,ry. request the Counsel would .nnre ms much ns pos
se the feeling this child VIM, his Honor remaked. mani
c,fei good ieal of Intelligence and much becoming
hlity The he continued on FRIDAY next at ten
O'Clock.
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THE TRlIsU N T..
WHic N1NINAunNS;

IL The Raleigh Register OF Tuesday last con-
,ains lr,p,ft Of the Speccir Of iir. CLAY de
lvcrcd at that place April l3, lol4, winch We
shall publish tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

ArrnAY.-IFe learn that an a:ffay took j.
At Ga!la,in on Monday afternoon, between Ca,
Lewis. of Sumner, and Isaac Goodale, a mens
ol the House of Representatives from Sc,
County, in which the latter was killed Lu
made his escape Nashville Whig.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

RAILROAD CoMrASIEs RESPONSIBLE FOR BAG,
cAGs.-The case of Solomon Mains rs. the Port
land. Saco and Portsmouth Railroad Company
was tried in the District Court on Saturday after.
noon. This was an action brought by the plain
tiff against defendants for loss Of trunk and tools
entered to their care TO carry to Boston, ApHl 70,
1913, valued at $40 %. The Jury returned a
verdict in favor Of the plaintiff 10 the full amount
of his claim. with interest and cost.
Portland Adycr.
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Col. Benton on Polk and Texas.

We subjoin the cold-watcr endorsement OF the
Folk and Dallas nomination by Col. Benton, as
part, and curious part too, OF the history Of
The tines Ii will be seen that the Colonel takes
The dose with galp aud swallow, and that his
denunciaton of the intrigue winch has nalliticd
the choice of the people, and the rights of the
people, and Ike principles Of Cur Government
in the person of Mr.. Van Buren, is by far the
most energetic, earnest, in truth the only really
Beatomian, posiion OF the letter. 1t IS mean-
choly 10 see such man as Benton forced BY the
ignoblc chains Of party to draw in the traces or
Polk and Texas. But the Colonel, seeing i;
mus, be done, docs it, considering all things, with
tolcrably good grace:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

IL Among the invana arrivals within the 3
week. We observe Col. STONE, Of the New.l
Commercial Adveriiscr, wno. NC are gra;.fe,
learn. IS recoverin. from his late Illness ta
SUI yc-y l,cbIc and hardly able to walk.
Saratoga Republican, June q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

A. Wuh sincere regret We are called Upar
,nununca he dtath after i ,n"r' but sesre.
nc>s. Of Jss y. Levench, F>q. Ing ana s.
kuown as one OF our first mrrch mis-.
\. Orleans Picayne. Jnne !,
Mr.. Leverich was native OF Ne@ton, L,
i.iand.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

BLEw HIS HEAD oFF.-At Lafourche, La on
the 6th inst a man named William Etlene NJ
ma Jeanline destroyed himself by placing "a
double barreed pistol in his mouth and blowing
a great part OF his head off, Cause, love.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

HARTFORD AND SPRINGFIELD RAILRoAD.-The
Hartford Journal says" Within the past two
weeks several vessels have arrived atour wharves
with the iron rails for the Road. The contractor
between Thomsonville and Springfield commcn
ccs laying the same this week. VIC understand
that the Road will be completed by the ist ct
November, and ready FOX The travelling public
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
MR. Polk AGAINST rH2 RsvoLurloNARr Pa
rrlors.-The baltimore Patriot publishes the fol-

MR. Folk AGAINST ra2 REVOLUTIONARY Pa
rnlors.-rhe baltimore Patriot publishes the fol-
lowing interesting political "reminiscences
March b. ISIS the passage the bill for The ree
IE .5o SL'A1'vE-'0n''S' debates volume l. part ''ase
Subsequently, bin 10 pay militia. Sc he voted
March is 1850. voei a-ans; revolutionary pension
bli.-S:uie, vulums 6. part l, page ~.
March ~ " Nh Pok si9Ac time against the bill. and
voted ~. Same, page tSi.
February l.. ISL ne votei Aa,SsT the h io the relief OF
Revolutionary soldets.-Suul2 vol . page iSo
NAV l. he vu;ci the R-' evolutionary pension bi
-sanse. 'oiame :, paGc@.'l-
- Nj Polk having formally accepted The
nomination rendered him by the Baltimore Loco
Foc9 Convention. we await with some curiosity
the publication of his Letter of Acceptance.
Hos. ApsALoM CHAfrsLL OF GEoRcIA.-The
Club of Campbell County have passed rcsolu-
ton striking The name Of Mr.. Chappcll, for the
present, l.om the lSi OF honorary members.
FouaTu OF July BooTHs-It will be seen by a
Proclamation from Mayor Harper, published in
smother column, that the Booths will not be per-
mt,cd on the approaching National Anniversary.
~ Nj HESRY TYsoS. al elderly scnleuan. resident
of this City wiste, state that he not ne Harry Tyson
alluded article yesterday relative 20 the outrage on
Miss flnkney,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

STEAMER MACEDONIAN BUENED.-We learn
from the clerk OF the Duke OF Orleans, that, on
Monday morning, the l7th inst, the steamer
Macedonian, Capt, Clcghorn, bound from New
Orleans to ST. Louis, took fire in the pantry or
:ook-housc, and was entirely destroyed. The
passengers some hundred of them English emil
arants) were all got safely cn the Louisiana shore
few miles below Natchcz losing nearly all their
baggage. The deck passengers barely escaped
with their lives As far as can be ascertained,
no person was lost. Louisville jour. June y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

Y MIR. Robert Johnston Griffin, formerly q resi-
dent OF this City, among the persons drowned
on the Canab Kentucky, tine loss OF which, al
Logansport, we mentioned day or two ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

FEARS FOR Ma. CusHlsG.-The Washington
correspondent of the Mercury, under date Of Sun
day, 23d inst says: "No tldings have been re-
cciivsd from Mr.. Gushing since he left Calcutta.
!; is feared that he has never reached his destna-
ton, but pershsd in some OF the tremendous
storms tha. visit the Gulf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

So i, 5, ems ,hat . Nlr. Polk's Supporters" 60
not have so hard a time Of it after all. The duty
with the Telegraph to compute ii, looms large ;
but 50 long US the price is made good deal
lower, VIC do MT think they will feel very bad
about IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

OLE BuLL.-The one Concert OF this wonder
iul man takes place this evening at the Tater-
naclc. That spacious building will undoubtedly
be crowded In every part.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
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F,RE.-On Wednesday morning, about hnlt-past
o'clock. the inhabitants were alarmed ts the cry
of fire. IT was soon known that the 6ssg, oil and
pcrtumerv store of 5lr I. Blckle, on hng street,
was ON fire. On examining the premises since, We
~. wrr, st,uck with astuniShnent at tue providen
tinl escape nf Mr. Bicke and his family, who Were
nearly smoihcrcd before they were aware oi the
proximity Of the fire ru ,hrir bed rooms, and who
had To escape as they could. through the attic win
dow, to the adjoining mousse OF their nel-hbor
GUamilton Canada Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

COUNTERFEIT PENNlEs.-lt is stated that coun-
!erfcit pennies, worth s1ty-ccnts per hundred,
ere made by the thousand in Attlebo,ough, Mass.
They may be detected by comparison with the
genuine coin Half the cents IN circulation are
The Massachusetts, Issue. Madisonian.