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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

I,HE NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Is
situated nj New Bigton Staten Island miles from New
York between which places there an hourly communication
bv Steamboats, The building occupied the spacious and
cecan, chateau erected by the Brothers Joseph 1T an expense
OF $4,000. IL,
the orntcn elevated retired and healthy the prospect hy
land and water unryaed full corps Of Teachers en-
Moved Tor the various departments and thorough courses are
imnarted in Mathematics and general English IN the atm
Creek French and Spanish nngunses. Extras are MUSIC
DTawlnc Fencing and Dancing ana furnished ONLY WHEN
ORDERED by Parents. l..
Corporeal punishments enter the discipline OF the
school watchineS and kindness take the plnce OF force
The entire expense 500 per nnnnmt which nclueH all
charges for board tuition beds washing e hight and eSef-
CrcuIar and full information mhy be obtained person or
bv letter of Dr. F. A. Bge!ow east Of broadway ana
Fulton street-entrance ijS Fulton 81. 80,
Letters or parcels e at the Doctor Office Will be forwarded
ds, 10 the School free Of expense The neNt term coleI-
rts on "wednesday, NAV J. ISL. ~
L.. LIZ VI.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

FIRss-The carpenter shop Of Purker Haley,
Chelsea, Mass was destroyed by fire on the 10Th
inst. Loss, l,000--no insurance. A fire also
broke out in the central part of Weymouth, on
the same day, which entirely consumed two large
dwelling honscs, owned and occupied by Lane Il
Porter The buildings were insured for $ 200
at bingham, and & 400 at Dcdham. The whole
loss is about $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

NJ Health. @ uict. and Com fort.-The Graham
House % Garcny,ire New noTf pfoIes , ad'!hsS n e 10
rney olte cgbly located on clean and airy street
very nen the business part OF the CITY, and M the immediate
vicinity Of the principal steamboat bindings is apartments are
convenient and neat yhle Us table Is supplied with te C,l
Animal Food and .iinuan of all kinds Charges moderate.
and every effort made render BUare comfortable. Shower
Baths free. Remember. t3 Barclay street. ly2i
[cs-Lots in Williamsburg for Sale-Six eligible
nj lIDING LOTS located the main thorough.
fare East from the South Ferry, surrounded by aud good
buildings They will I've sold cheap 10 close partnership Ap
p 10 p j. FISH II Nassaut. Newfork IN the evening
nj his residence in Williamsburg. leSsu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL.

PREPAKA 4 ON1 DI'-tNDItNN SttINoII II, Il
TINUIS INSTITUTION was established than eight
years by the present Principal who continues to bssi
unremttine care to render fully worthy OF public confidence
Students are thoroughly prepared tor any College or or ous
nes They are received into the family OF the Principal AMI
Drm pa oft II believed TINT the personal attention. Kid
intercourse and comforts Of home secured to ths III
higher degree tllan usual in similar institutions
he Location Is one Of the most beautiful and healthy ~ ie
country accessible daily from New York, TO and from whlch
Young lads are always accompanied BY careful person
parents desire. VI. ,s,L
The sessions commence May 18th and November 10Th,
ench preceded by vacation OF weeks The charge So
nar session which includes all school expenses except Books
Nnsc and Modern Languages. Ccr urs containing minute
Information may be had ut Market t and OF l HOW
ard House. broadway. d. III. ChASE- A VI. f'lheipu''
RI Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
Scientific Il Usefu. Publications.


u The following valuable works are also pub
lished at the Tribune Office, and may be obtain
ed from any of the Agents of the Tribune or
at CINCINNATI from William II. Moore s Co:
PHILADELPHIA from Zciber d Co.; and at Bos-
TON from Redding q. Co.
Elements of Natural Philosophy:
Embracing the general pacples OF Mechanics t!ydosts
(isyanis, Magnetism, and A'uouomy llu,trItsd BIZ ssv-
raj hundred easrarncs. By LroS,Rb GsLE. MD, Pro
Cty Of Nrw-Yoik, and Lecturer Chemistry aud Na'ura
Philosophy he above work extensively introduced
III. Tinted Sta. and is cousiJerpd the st Book .rant ior
p,ivl,- learners. d. Gale bin himself practical Chemist
repeated experiments in all branch's OF Natural
Philosophy wy emnenlly qualified ior the tk oi ahs
brsnehes Of Philosophy and Chemistry
made By bookmake h.rce the frequent failures OF student,
costsned IN tesr works No such diffcuty viii occur
the this work Of Dr. Gal, Parsn's and TEACHERS rs
requested to examine the work. Price - cents.
Lectures on Geology.
Doctor LYrLLs Lecture, on Geology, Second Ed,on) 1t
contains an engraved Fron,ispece exhibiting ideal
of a OF t- r,rths Crust with explanations Ii also
ains general Introduction Ceology before published
time Period Volcanic Period, Erurtion of Cosscun' Mount
Dor Lecture H. The Earh's Strata Marine Strata Perots
ill., upSrayr and sabsence Of the Earth naples, Tsme
Of sersps Nlonts Nuovo Lecture ~. Coral Reefs Coal
Footin.s Lecture VII Recession OF the Falls Of Nasl
"a. Leciu-e VII. Boulders and lcebsrs.
I.cture of DR. j. AUGUSTINE SMITH delivered before the
Lyceum sf Natural History the 9Th OF December last On
the Different Races Of Men. Price 25 cents 1--we copies tor
0COnnell'S Ireland.
Memoir on Ireland Naive and Saxon, (Second Eduon)
by D.yrrL OCoSSELL, NJ P. with Likeness Of the AuheF
Price 25 cents ive copies for ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

ITO IRON MASrERS-for sale. ,l SITES IN the lmrred
neshborhco1 OF Bmnous Coal ana Iron @ Ore ol hs
such Coal nnd Ore oundogeter The communication Is
complete with Philadelphia aud Baltimore by Canals and Rail
wav For Pamphlets descriptive oi the property and farther N,
formation apply Archibald Mcintyre. Albany
Robertson phladephia or 10 the undersigned al No 70 Mef
chants Exchange Ne York where he seen specimens OF
the coal nnd ore also maps aud sections u the property
nl0tms w. K. CASEY. Civil Engineer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

CoLoRED SEAMEN. The Boston Advertiser
publishes the following extract of letter received
in that city, dated Matanzas, March 18th;
sin the present state OF the island, it would be
well to advise captains to bring no negroes with
them, as they are no longer bonded, but are put
in Jail Immediately on arrival, which proceeding
causes some expense to the vessel"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
T7HE COMMERCIAL AND COLLEGIATE SCHOOL

i u West W Washington fa'c-,
The undersigned thankfu for the degree Of distinguished Ia
vor which has already attended Their enterprise ana beev
inc that their general principles oistcton ana discipline are
such as 10 secure the appreciation OF the community rectn
;nie line attention and guardians 10 the location e
nnn and the excellent character oi the Institution udet e
Ct, =, LII -,, ,,,,;r, tho seve-
r depsrments OF English French and Classical learning tofe
her With the advantages of public and private educaio e
hnye located their School contiguous to Gren'vc ana
and vet 20 near Washington Square as 10 ACCOMMODATE
uairors of that immediate nelsilt1rioM
Terms of tuition vary from lU 10 S4D per quarter
Junior Class BOYS uer ten years oi age vi" ~ i9ne
early the ensuing Spring i.Irh;N ~, " ~ pG
i4fMNSS3m ''1o W - IL. NM
DERTH ANBOY YSENIlNARY.-Scientie Mn,he,n1,ilcni ,lr
and Cnssicu-The Summer Term Will commence on Mon
day. May 6h.
CIRCULAR, with testimonials and references may be hnd oil
JUN - N' : T.. WOODBRIDGE.
&c s G. WOODBRIDGE
TAMIlY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS W M,i,9a' 1T 3,
h Fairfield Co. Ct-The number oi pupils Is lnfeu % ~
'T,a mex, session will commence May lst
TrRNs-F,r Board Tuition. washing neddins &c $40 'u
Summer and $50 for Winter sessions Of = ~Teks each
b rt and a weeks April by calling nj the office OF ths
m py II n Newell Editor of the Christian Family Magazine IL
N,ssntre, which place circulars can ri ay TINE be 90
tained tal I'M '-.'lI-, p-t =, .-
SCHOOL. FURNITURE. Desks Benches, GLOBES Maps,
- Inkstands and School Furniture IN general Tor sale Apply
a. 8 Rnington 81 Hlhi-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

u The ferry boat at the upper landing in
POughkeepsie was considerably damaged by fire
on Wednesday nigh, last.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
HyHropafhy.

| To the Editor Of The TribHHs:
Will you do one OF your readers tue favor OF in.
serting the following respecting statement which
has been published, and will doubtless be very ex-
tensively circulated 1t appears that the French
Government in reference 10 the proposed formation
OF an Hydropathic Institution in Paris, submitted
the matter 10 the French Academy for decision.
After mature consideration The following were
the conclusions =" That Hydrorailly is danger
Gus herapeutical method, which does no. rest on
fact: 2nd that It's theory is chimerical; 3D. that IL
is in dsaccotd with our chemical and pathological
doctrines 4th ,a, the Academy cannot in any way
approve of it; 9TH. that the Use OF cold water has
been long in The domain OF medicine and submitted
10 rules
Leaving out of question the contradictory tSa;-
Ting in these conclusions, may be well TO stale ior
the information OF those who are seekers and lovers
Of truth, though il come from rude moun;aln-Fea-
SAINT Of Germany, that this very learned body land
il is we'll said tha; it requires the most learned 10
make the greatest mistakes) is mostly made up OF
physicians. Is ii al all supposable that they even
attempted an investigation of Weter-Cure J or il
they did, would they have been likely TO adopt II
II they had reported favornbv on nem improve
ment, we should have a new phases in The cycle OF
medical improvements. Eminent is this body IN
their profession they do not always succeed in pre-,
serving things from change. The recreant blood
does circulate w,hstanding the Academy decree
tina, did not The growing hair Of the head is 'cor
Notwithstanding their fiat that " those vast wigs in
which the past generations stored up their wisdom
and learning were more healthy than the natural,
unaccommodatcd hair" And more, this body does
not always preserve itse!t from change. II has
been known TO procure its arret du parlement,'
and then in few years procure revocation OF the
same thing.
Hydropalhy is however fast gaining in France
lis Government sent a medical commission ofinqni-
~ TO the Gracenberg Institution, and in conse-
quence OF its faYorable report institutions have been
rapidly formed. The subject, wherever fairly intro
duced from lis own intrinsic WORTH must meet with
favor Its course from the first has been gradually
and steadily onward. 1t was not commenced by
any traiiicng speculator in medicine, but by mod
EST, unpre,endng peasant, and who was led into
practice wholly from accident and The entreales OF
the suffering around him. The great unthinking
of earth,' each wise in his own conce may or
time, but not always, induce people 10 believe that
Hyirobaihy is ali Ieusion-ihat II does not rest
on fnct HYDRoPATHIsT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

T.ENN II EIlNT.IJI' I
ID ESpECrFjJI.LY INFORM their rend, and the ppbhc
II GENERALLY that they have removed 10 this city and pave
taken the Store 81 Pearl eet, toppGse the Pearl Ereet
House where they opening large and wei selected
assrmen, of Goods both Foreign and Domestic 10 which,
they would call the attention those wishing 20 purchase
np9 6m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
THE TRIBUNE
For the Tribune.

FOy The Tribute.
Photographic Sketches
..,oyrNr MEMBERS or THE XXVIIIth CONGRESS
,leu from the Ladies Gallery.
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THE .u-SUs TRACTS.

THE JUNIUS TRACTS.
No l. TuF TESr Parties 'friei by their Acts
No H. TlE CURRENCY.
No III. rHE TARiFy.
No ". LIVE or HENIr CLAY.
No '. PoLrTicN ABOLITION.
No VI DEMOCRACY.
No VII. I.tCOR NSD C,P;TAi-
No Viii. PUELiC LANDS.
These ;ic pamphlets working Infinite good 20 tie " c
cause aud observe with pleasure that they are ou6 me
staniar: publications anou. our party New Orleans Bee
The TRACTS are becoming the oRi-ni Nb!c PUB
lica;Jns lot the present. campaign!
(eviagtol EvpreSs. Missouri
r- THIS Se,rs of Political iicis. from the well known
author ci The CriSis 0t the CSartrv. N lst uniform IN
SIZE and pric published nnd for sale p, The Tribune othcc
New York. 50 " cents hundr1. coP'> oi sp thou
sand Orders from any pat the Umon supplied with te~
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the proprietor and publishers None sent out on coniN'on
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ar,, 3,aw Publishers ioT the Author
e,IXTEEX'rH BOSTON TRADE SAlE--'rhe under.
- signed respectfully that tie next regular R>nE
SALE To BOOKSELLERS will commence N this city on LEES
day. June y.
solicited.
The Catalogue viii lie issued the 18th OF May. Invoices
siouii be furnished by the St OF Mas. ,
The usual advances made receipt o Goo!s when required
40 ,:nl HOWE, LEONARD * co iuctoaeers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

J,IIE Undersigned CIIIl. ENGINEERS; Will make sur
vey> Estimates OF cost, and reports for Railways ann
DESCRIPTION with plans ard specifications. aud w'el eonfed
will Sliperilend their executions. =,
or rok estimate the OF removing the same they wlsu
yy land and the best mode oi rendering water power
syanhe and oi opening nine> and quae They viii make
drawings and specifications Of improvements pa maShnes ana
Thongs r. Jones have been etLs. foI any blsine e1uinns
nnnnnl attendance Washington They VIII act AS agehs
ot he sale ot eqlrs Patent Also OF Mills, Mines. QuAes.
Machinery. e.. o,,,.,,,r r,L.,-.
"" ~ ~ " ~ EDWIN f. JOHNSON,
'eio,;,n. WILLIAM r. CASEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
' MARTIN W. EMMONS.)
FORSYTH LABAGH COMMITTEE.
pr YER

DRINrINC INK NKMANUFACToRY.-Ths subscriber who
has been engaged IN the manufacture OF Printing Inks ior
nnr of y wears has ecenily introduced steam power and
improved machinery his munuiactoy which enable, hlr
10 furnish his with very superior article nn,ef,
find them promptly executed nj moegsc preS ard may oe
assured of ber supplied with Ink Of excellent gualy
The subscribers manufacture Ink OF vuuous color Red
Blue Green &c oners directed 10 MS manniactoty 30
Fron,-t between Montgomery and (,ouvernelrst- East
River through dispatch post viii be punctualy attended,
To- This paper has for several years past been printed WIN
INN Mhss t.s,; S,y go GEO. MATHER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

AW CARD-JoHS VI DUFHELD. of NATcHEz MisslSp-
p will intend TO legal business that may be contded ~ h
IN the Circuit Courts OF Adams md the adjacent md
m the Superior CO, oi the State. favorable professional
ousnna val enable Eim 10 aend To busineS.
also the Parhe Of that STATE Natcez ile etsfs to
Grant Barton. Van Ardale, Caldwell and
Rob Cochran, agent tOr Brown, Wnnock
Brothers, Z TO. Malcolm * Gaul,
Sam. Cochran. Henry I.ayery.
William Kahn vl6 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

n u. 10 J o IT II : 81 TttT.
ELLIOT, BLRNAP & BABCOCK constantly sup
Il Piled with large and general assortment OF PAPERS.
suited all departments Of the trade which follow
lng ubbnnd coioed Papers ereat yarety; Boston Cop
perpne Papers. OF superior qua,y Book and News Printing
Gap, Letter. Folio Post and Blank Book Papers Printers
Cothers and Carpet Press Boards Drug gsts Hard
ware and Cloth Papers Binders and Trunk BoaTd Sheath
ing and Wrapping Paper. sc. &c.
Paper makers supplied with all kinds Of stock and materials.
Ie1
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ITALY AND THE ITALI

This Is respects superior previous work upon
the same subject In giv: clear OF the condition
OF me P,ops or Idiy their daily life and domestic personal
character tey have high and original yae, and the colec
ton il every respect the readable and nte->t
ing we have with Tor long time IN /. Cour. Ena
Mr. enily chasc and beautiful writer whose genuine
poetic and happy DESCRIPTION h letters
cul;nr zeSt and charu IN. Y. Observer.
These are an admirable group of lively graphic and we'll
written sketches OF features OF that interesting country
Ihsy Will se read with very srea4 interest y BY Pnri
To read Mr.. Heatrys work travel with oi the no>
interesting companions in the world. IN. \. iub.
Pnce -, cts To be had at the pnHc,a Bookstores.
as ly : pIAT>r Publisher, Ill Fulion.St.
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sBROApWAY AYINBROOkLYN,o OR BOOTS s SHOES.

(tHAINS AND ANCnORS-ftom lsa inch TO y do an
chor from 5000 \ Ia - l5 \. sold or exchanged BY
npI3 GAJTNr * DERRICkSON. l5S Soutl-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
METAL. ROOFS GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
WI FOR FIVE YEARS. WHICH l. FOUR YEAES

wi FOR FIVE YEARS WHICH Is FOUR YEARS
LONGER THAN 81 AL-lhe subscribers have invented n
method OF osens roofs with plain galvanized tin plates
which they guarantee remain water gl FIVE YEARS. when
plIt Oh by enl The metal put that cannot be
affected by the shrinking swelling OF the pnnks which Is
nll, 0r by the contraction eNpans ion o the metal.
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling houses and
store, tins city covered by thu method 10 their satisfaction
Henry BLeyoH. Ed corner ot5ti avenue and 9Th St
David Austin. Esq. cor OF Exchange place and William
J. Green PenrsOn. ESD. Merchants Exchange. Wal-st.
Geo B Butler Esq. No. 81 Na~aus.
Francis Burri. Es,l ~ Brond-,t.
Notice given thnt the Improvement paente all per
the trade wishing roofs by the subscribers plan
can obtain permission un moderate terms
mhlitf L. NiNLDIt l. co. II and Ig Broad 81,
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CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE,

CHEAR t3Sf1 DOON-S lOhT,
No 3 Park ROtr, opposite the Ast0r House.
THE Subscribers have i received their Spring supply OF
4 BOOKS and STATIONERY. and offer the IoIlowins
Tor sale at low prices. for approved paper.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Embracing numerous collection OF standard authors ever
department o Literature. American and British Poets History
Biography Travels, Fiction Casslc,. Theology, sciences
frRR.R1Es-Public Private Ship and School District iir
nished on the most hbernl terms.
The approved Editions. English and Classical; TeN,
Book inr Colleges aud Academies. Public Institutions sup
ped with every variety School Books the most favorable
terms. 1890
large and weeectei assortment Of Blank Stock flud,
sons Ames and fubards Letter and Cap Piper tine and
superiine Qus and general assortment oi Stationery.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
The largest and best assortment OF Bibles and Prayer Books
IN the City comprising Family. Church School Pocket aud
Pulpit sizes bound eyes variety III style aud IA the most
durable manner.
b. The Books are all Of the bes, American Editions ond
lie invite the attention of Gentlemen furnishing their Libra
, or Merchants purchasing for AcacTIrs District Libra
res VAN AAiKlNGE & B!NBl. No. 3 Park Row.
apj I'm Opposite The Astot House
IEENRY CLAY.-The subscriber viii issue about the
9th April medal OF this great statesman taken
unsurpassed skill and works OF this nature
The head will be IN about nch and hail. the me',n
about inches diameter, made from Silver and Bronze
md also of white metal GpprolchIn; Silver on the reverse
side will be contained several prominent epoc IN ILLS efeI'u
history. -
The extreme low price will enable Clay Clubs and others 10
place correct and valuable likeness OF this Orator and
Patriot the hands Of NIL who feel deep rest ~ the policy
WILLIAM THOMSON,
III "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
DR., LardnerS Lectures.

No I-Lardners complete Course Of Lectures, dsvered
a, Tiblo, Saloon in the Cry of New The subjects
embraced The Les'ugss as EsGegtydIhf , SqAGa ,aG
LonSitude-Beach ching-TanninC-Po;ular Faacies-Licht
Falling SlrsTemror.y sfaEs-R.toea sfs;eh o AS
Observation-Disclosures Of the ReiiDa-Votic Battery
Seam Engines Of England and America ISs ed'9I 20 M o
Posess OF Physical Science Price for the who. including
LarJrers Lpctares q c-us per single Postmistsr
aud othsrs will receive hyP copl-s Tor 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
Political Economy.

rJ,EAS.-o0 chests Souchons 2Oo hall chefs do
In half CHESTS Ming Yong Souchong.
80 tn Cape, Souchons
80 Che,ts fine Nolee PowchonG:
% fancy boxes fine Mohee Souchong-
100 chests Hyson.
10 fancy boxes Tyson, fine.
LOO chests ong Tyson.
20 half chests do.
400 chests fyson Skin.
30 half chests superior Gunpowder.
50 do do Imperial
All country packed and Of late Inlportnilon lo
Fnr sale by GRINNELL, MINTTRN co
df,f 70 South street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

S0a ISABELLA Catavsba aud Elsinboro Grape Vine.
.)i}O ye years. viii produce good this 7OJ
cultivated mulberry Plants. grown dry soil Purchasers
furnished with ample instruction, for the successful cultivation
OF all fruits Apply 10 y. g.; BOSWELL,
92,s me Instlt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
Farmers Club.
Reported expressly 70, the Tribune.

This useful association continues its meetings
weekly, every Tuesday, at u O'Clock, in the
rooms Of the American Institute, in the Park
The number in attendance varies from so 10 IS
many coming f.om great distance. The pro.
ccedings are ofa highly interesting nature 10 Far
mers. The following is sketch OF one of the
late meetings:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

Mr.. Meigs read an extract from London
paper of March I'd, 1914, relative to Guano. A
vessel arrived at Liverpool from Africa laden
with 400 tons OF Guano, and bringing accounts
that many vessels were loaded, and loading with
it for England.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

ISABELLA GRAPE yINES-0f proper age for forming
vineyards propagaed from and containing all the good
uuarie- which the most improved cultivation for ten
YEAR has conferred the vineyards at CroOn Point Sing
Sing y Y nre now offered 10 the public. Those who may
nmchasa viii receive such ln con Will enable them
cultivate the Grape with entire success preyded Their locality
not tD North All communications. pot PAID address
ed 10 r. r. inderll NJ. d. No. 100 Broadway New York.
Will receive attention He ee quite confident that he has so
amerae the character and habits o the grapeynes in hs
and nuTsec by improved cultivation pruning &c
that they will generally pen well and produce good t when
planted in most of tie Northern oil the Neer Middle and
les iaWZW
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-30

the North eastern boundary treaty. We suppose
he must have some unpleasant recollec,lons about
those ''red lines" They have been alluded TO,
we believe in every speech he has made since
that treaty was negotiated. 1t will be re-
collected that upon the occasion of the opening of
the Wabash and Erie Canal, Gen. Cass was in
vi.ed to make the speech-that he received that n-
vi,ation from Wings and locos, irrespective Of
party-,hat both parties there TO hear him
and that the occasion with which party
politics had no connection. 1t was the opening Of
a great thoroughfare, and the subject of informal
Improvement and It's concomitant questions were
alone legitmately subjects to BIO discussed; but
there too he had to make thrus, at Mr.. Web
ster. Those "red lines must haunt his brain as
the ghost of some unwolcone fond.
But we must hasten to q close. At the concu-
sion of the Generals speech several patriotic
tunes performed by each of tho Bands pres
ent. Then Mr.. J. L. Robinson was introduced
Commenced making speech; but having once
before fel, the effects of his speeches we
MOVED off.
In the afternoon tho large number of Wings
who were at Centreville called upon the Hon. G..
B. Smith for speech-a stand was erected at the
base of the ash pole, and after repeated calls. Mr..
Smith commenced speaking. \ considerable
number of locos stationed themselves around the
outskirts Of the crowd, and attempted by hurrah-
ing for Polk to drown the voice of Mr.. Smith, no.
ping to force him from the stand. \ more dis
graceful scene we have never enacted in the
county of Wayne. But such conduct only in
spired the contempt of all honorable men. and II
is supposed that those who thus meanly at.emp-
ted to disturb the meeting had imbibed little too
much of the poke juice, were locofocos by ma
ture. Mr.. Smith however continued his speech
for a considerable time. and was highly applaud
ed for his eloquent defence of the principles OF
the Wing party. At the conclusion of his spcoch
several admirable songs sung, and the
Wings returned to their homes, highly delighted
with the results of the day. Upon tho contrary
the locos went away swearing vengeance against
the cOOns.