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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05
TIN. Gag-Ruie Abolished

Let every lover of Freedom rejoice! The alb
surd, tyrannical XVIII formerly XXlst Rule
of the House which required the rejection OF all
Petitions relating TO Slavery, has been repealed
BY q decisive vote. The Sage Of Quincy has
won proud victory for tho Rights OF Humanity
May he long live to rejoice over it! Here is
revolution which will rot go backward. There
will be no more Gag Rules.
We have given an analysis of the Vote, by
which it will be seen that an unusual proportion
of the Northern Loco. Focos voted on the side OF
Freedom. This is the first rebound of the ball
that knocked down Van Buren, at Baltimore.-
We shall see more of its effects when Texas ard
the Tariff are brought forward.
The new Session OF Congress opens anexpect-
eddy well. A few mora exhibitions OF this spirit
and South Carolina will 'roer as gently as any
sucking dove Let not the House disappolnt the
promi Sc uf its beginning.
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n,,,,gs 4, philadelphia.

Correspondence Of the Tribune, pu
PHILADELPHIA. Lee. ~ NJ
ScyrRr STORM We Were visited isst evening
with eye-. ,to-, of rain and wind which eai o ~ a.
Arch.street wharf. was tins inornnS uSiia''e "a
of the surging Of the waves oe n ,er and
NiusnyN iKIAL-in the Court oil over anu
s-mncr his morning. the trial Of VIM RynIncer enaisea
with killing Samuel Auhle on the niGhs OF % p-rn
COMMENCED TIE prisoners Defended oy De' ,h ,y,In.
F. The affair occurred during the return OF lnS T
who were irlends from an evening fonc a. 'e % Ih
''Tps CASE OF HoFFMAN.-the JUDGES VI W.
Cur, OF Over and Termne consented his morning 70 a
David C. Hoffman, CHARGED with me inuLdei % NJ Tinf
Guyer. bail IN the sum OF so;vo NJ ,oy living danrer
man who resides IN Lancaster County, IS no" H"s '"s
O', SUDDEN DE.TH.-One Of the pensioners oil me
u,ra Asylum named William Adams. aged about % year.,
yos fnunI dead IN his bed yesterday The deceasea W ~
good health the previous evening" having pel'oiHe ~
ILLEGAL VoTING.-The Jury in The case o. no.
INNS Tu.ker charged with fraudulent voting al he
election been discharged, they beng uha'
On verdict. H. -. o,,;te i'm
red Texas Treasury Notes advanced a. and fehiS5Na'a
Fyes declined 4 Reading Railroad shares tel ,on
First Boqrd-s00O Tcqas Notes ~ Slou no IA ~
do Ia, $4,000 State IS DDS eS; Siu w N" ''''
sseond BoanL-ssi4o Texas Notes AZ 1900 do SIS AZ
IS 5lSr; . Reading RID 2S. ~ ,o...
" Saip NEws-4I P. IL Cleared This A lternoor-
Brrs Ella WhIden Boston: Lewis Bruce, strdisy, DO.
Sch An Farrell sTaq da f soI PnT Ro
reri do: Chief Batemnn, Williamsburg, NY: n fiea'
VnnciIder, NYnrs Cooley, Camp do barge aiiade-
SEX Seight NYork; steamer inthracl;e Long, 10: CO.,
red-Bs cheEan G"iOy ho n1n' eeps Fashions.
Yale aud VIM. Faynh.m: Bradley TN New OK a"'''''
John GiiyiI, Low, I'm Nfo'H-
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Coco, not lutiable, January to july.


Total lnlportatons for eleven months ......''s-"''
Tie Message gives very favorable statement o.
the finances After paying millions Of interest ana %
cpa Ct the public debt and an appropriation two mo'
the outstanding Treasury Notes. there will sui Do 'up
estimated of seven millions and above the exiting epp'
prations. .,.,
The Governor Of Virginia in his Message sla,es
that of the temporary loan Of the State sO@Owa' pau
1873 and the remainder 800 OO0 will be paid IN isi oa'n
balance in the Treasury OF sl00Q00 The credit oil Virginia.
he says. has been fully sustaieed.
Ones OF the American Bank, Duichess C0uny,
altered TO Trees The genuine 'hees ha,eyI
the right end no border but floating female bearing
with the denominations while the have on inc hs"
| regular border.
Ia relsuon 10 the large loans TO private oroSe'
made by the Secretary of the Treasury TO which we Orc"
lie attention. the Georgetown Advocate says:
The Secrctys object has heed to place the money a
IL would be perfectly safe and takes Government H0cK ~
dollar for dollar security, which lar pfeieuDc ~ Co.,
Ting M Banks where no security Is gwen ana whc'o A"
amounts accumulate without interest,"
In regard to this let osk if the stocks ara notdepood
ter the loan made and it, indeed the stocks are not bou
with the very money loaned by the Secretary? In this ca'e
interest accrng the stocks deposited belongs to tho bok
while he pays interest Government. The iuteest o.
million or twelve hundred thousand dollars about efD@
the present prices of Government stock. which certainly
very nice thing aud for which ta fortunate holten a
afford To keep The whole Tyler family in champagne HUE
January TO December. .
Among The articles taken ont IN the new snlp
Saranak. which sailed for Liverpool from Philadelphia W
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Police Office.

JVounsing nth Ra-or.-A colored Ter. isra ~.
named Emelne Francis arrested by oifet y IN the
ha,,na "st mis- hi cut coloeA named Johh D
io,chsad and nose with razo lnctng severe ~, rsr
IN house in Anthony street. She was co"''i''e " "
Thsk-James Robert was srsr ,s e au pe,rs
ted for stealing CLOAK md nun WORM 80 '' ~
of the Fmnkln Square House. r.
James Brown WAS arrested and committed ,,Tl, no ,of
stealing leather trunk worth s. from John WILSON, OIL NO
WIcS.aI Smith and John Brown were arrested and
committed for stealing rocking chair from j. Pheips q TO-
~ J I@ Thompson and Jacob Wyckoi were arrest
81 md committed ON suspicion of having last night stolen
usny Of nens and boys clothing found IN their possession
0S S.pi.mn q. Davis was arrested and commt,ed
for having on the ,h u stolen $40 in money from Edward ;,
Rockwell of Charestown. RocSand 20. when IN u" 'se'
house Uuher street.
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!. PorrRY-A Coru.Inw Rhyme; Drrc of % Iafsn;. 10y
Wm. &c Hosmet Some; 10 C!srkson; - Femme
crequc-a,,sndan: rissue dun combat" By ]. Angus
tas shea
ID. Ep,roamL.-south Carolina Policy; New-York sens-
tors The manufacturers and thsi, Fnend,: Dir a
II. Everett; No Compromise; The Stoisn Lette. from
Mr. Clay, &c.
I'll PoLrrtcAt.-Sp,t of The Wing Press: A Voice from
Connecticut: South Carolina; Error in the Electoral
Vote Of Lewis Co: The Official Vote Of New.Yo's ;
Letter from lion. John ?. Kennedy How they did 1t ;
The P,aqnenaine, Ftaods: Organization Of Congress
Correspondence OF the Tnbune. Official Returns from
New.York Maine. New. Hc:npshIe, Michigan. Ten
peses 6;s.
~ Observation-Disclosures Message Postmaster Cen
erals Reeort Trial Of Rev. Charie T. Torrey Death
of Heavy johnson Death Of Hon. James Fisk, Tales
Of Oppression; The Texan Revolution. No. ": The
Water Cure in Germany; Discussion on Slavery; Nd
tonal Lords Day Convention; Literary Notices &c
" NEws.-Ftom China: Texas and Mexico: From St; ia
90 de Cuba, &c.
vi COMMERCIAL IsrrLLlerScr.-s:osks Money. Produce
&c.
Single Copies. put u, Wrapper for the Nails can be Oh
famed at the desk. Price, 60 cents.
H- TrRms-s2 per year: single copies. sA cents hhsao-
serio,ions payable nf,exibly advance Address
GREELEY 8. McELRATH l6o Nassau'ues''
Tribune Buildings. opposite the PARK
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Arkansas SEsAToE-On the 18th ult. the
Legislature OF Arkansas went into an election oil
Senator Of the United States, 10 ELL the remain.
ing two years of the term OF w. S. Fulton, de.
ceased. The two gentlemen put in nomination
were COL Chester Ashly Of Little Rock, an emi-
nent lawyer, and an able politician of the Jack
son aad Van Buren, school, and Judge R. C. S
Brown of Van Buren,. Col. Ashly was duly
elected, having received 70 votes out of 90, the
whole number Of votes. Judge Brown received
8 votes only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05

FROM THE WEST IsDIEs.-By the brig Falcon,
Cant. PITT, ten days from Bermuda, we have later
intelligence from tine West Indies.
AT Demsrara tho scarlet and typus ieyera, when
had been exceedingly fatal, had somewhat abated,
but the email! poz was increasing.
The new Legislature Of Jamaica had commenced
its session. The subject of Coole immigration was
the chief topic before it.
A meeting Of the Governors OF oil the British
Islands is in contemplation for The purpose OF esab-
fishing uniform penal code for all the Colonies.
The Catholic Bishop Mcdonnell died at Port
Spain on the Goth of October.
The Governor General Of Cuba, O'Dcnnell, who
has shown such determined bias TO the encourage
ment OF the slave trade, has been recalled.
The Rsyal Mail Steamer Action was lost near
Carthsgeaia on the 2O,h OF October. She struck
sharp pointed rock about feet under water and
then stuck hard and fast.
CAPT. JONATHAN WALKER.-We find by the
Boston Chronicle that Jonathan Walker who II
will be remembered was npprehended on Friday,
charged with abducIing slaves, has been convicted
of g slave ST. ealing" and sentenced 10 be branded
with the letters s." in his right hand, SIT IN The
pilory one hour. be imprisoned fifteen days, and
~ $50
sentence we've carried into effect, and while he was
sitting in the piory understand thrt enc OF the
shareholders, whose slaves took passage in Capt.
Walkers vessel tore from his face the handkerchief
nut over it by the sheriff. and peted il with rotten
eggs! Capt. Walker has been assaulted with civil
actions for damages, (laid at SiOO,O0Ol by the onn-
ers OF tne fug,ives who took refuge in his vessel.
DE- THE metallic TABLET STRoP, for keeping rnzors in
perfect ORDER has been constant for the last years
The following certificates publhed tn show their worth;
From General James Tamadge President OF the Anen an
Institute.
Saunders Razor Stfop with four ses combines adni
raby n the requisites sharpen and set with line anu
smooth edge-It is n real comfort To possessi
New.York November, lsl JAMES KALAMAZOO
From NJ AIlikin, Cutler TO the Royal Navy. 3O Strand
The Metallic Tablet, Us USE simple hnying the same
effect on razor hone without using oil or water and ina
tenth part OF the time After live years ,rln can c"on
mend 1t with perfect confidence. 81. MILLIKIS
From Professor Griscom md DR.. Valentine Mott.
George Saunders Impr0reh Strop.-We freely testify
TO It's value The side which he calls the Metallic Tablet IS,
tur know, thing Of his introduction ~ this
country: appears be excellent, substitute
hone, and operates he principle steel does
upon table knife, but with greater sDoOness and
nnty relieves the unpleasant necessity OF oil and water, to
wheltng The other three sides OF the I0p
celleny well finished fiat, smooth and almost elastic pre-
serving the from that oudness OF edge which
destroys It's keenneS J. GKIscoM,
May 10. 1877. VALENTINE MorT.
G. Saunders, inventor. and sold by G. Saunders & Son. lG
Broadway. do st code
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05
Missouri Senators.

The st. Louis Republican brings Us news oil
the election by the Missouri Legislature on the
20lk ut. of DAVID r. ArcHEsoN and THOMAS H.
BENTON as U. S. Senators from that State; the
former to fill the vacancy created by the death
of Dr. Linn, ard the lattsr for the term of SIX
years from the fourth of March next. The vote
for Atcheson was I0l-against him only 80
Benton received "a vo,es--sll other candidates
81; 32 of which were for Thomas 8. English.
A change OF votes would have defeated Ben
TON It is said tina. no less Than eleven Mem
bess voted for hun against the will and the ex-
pectstons of their constituents,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05

To sELTSHAvIso GENTLEMEN. possessing strong bsard
and tender face Metallic Tablet und Stop Of Saundes
the only article tina, will obviate their difficulties
mos. convincing proof of their utility that the first Cut
Strand Lowcock, % CornhIl ThornhulI, III New Bond
street, them for SALE and recommend them with the use
OF their own Cutlery.
ST.. G. SAUNDERS, 163 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05

FIRGISIA LEGIsLATURE.-Both branches OF the
Virginia Legislature assembled on the ID inst. In
the Senate, the officers OF last year were elected. In
the House, Mr. SoushnaA WIS choeen Speaker
The style of Governor McDowell's message is STU
died and ornate Its dgn6ed, and its spirit pat
riotic. On the subject OF Internal Improvements,
and Education, it is earnest and energetic. The
finances OF the State ore represented to be in admir-
able condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05

PORTABLE SHAVING CAsEs.-The subscribers have com.
peed their for the manufacture of the above (of
which, ln,go ready for examinations beng
of most compact forms. and equal finish the imported
having this advantage that the articles they ofthe
fr quality. md the useful among which the Metallic
Tablet for keeping perfect order The public
red examine ut Toilet Furnishing Store s Broadway
d2stis G. SAUNDERS & SON.
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Commercial and Money Matters.
D For Commercial and Homer Matters. see Lost Page

WEDsr9DN, M
The tone Of the Presidents Message was LOOKED
upon in the street less begerent than was ANTICIPATED .
the Stock market improved generally Indeed The whoa effect
ofapy recommendation the Executive might offer ha, been
ready felt IN the fall which has taken place In stocks wa
the past month Stocks mostly in strong hand s
10 hold them and nothing but little speculative ieelasa
needed to cause general improvement in prices.
Foreign Exchanges are steady, bat there is moth
nc ofimporance doing. Sterling "a ~; tfahs "a
Amsterdam 4o. 4Os Hamburg 359s 90; Bremen 'sS Az
The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester sr
the nont, of November are hundreds over sbon
Nov 1913 the receipts were about Sill Coo
A vote was taken ut the Brokers Board yessf
dav on resolution to limit the time contracts to days s
resolution wn, lost Such rule would probably only bare
the effect Of driving the brokers into tire street. spcin
would 60 on despite such rule. Us long c' the 'p'o gan
bling exists in the human heart
The follow ing is the total value of merchandise
imported into the District of NswYork from January h to
December lst, 1914, period of II moaths:
Statement Of The Imports TIC District Of Vt' York
dnrinr The FIRST elcUeH months Of 18Th -, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05
CITY AFFAIRS
WEDNESDAY.
Common Council!
JOINT BALLOT.

JOINT BALLOT.
p,.,,n, R. L. scHErrELts the President ana quorum
fi 'hs rnsrbers OF each Board.
The Two Boards met in Joint Ballot al nj" pas'
7Gs ss minute, of the las: meeting in Joint Dao; were ead
and approved. - c6,x5 Frgiuser-Ths report was
p,een.ed which contained the LIST o. .Ienions from Office,
the pas. month That part P the report as aopd
@ Of ernucrs were referred 20 ;ae Coinfn ~ "
and Winter. 49, Alderman Of the 9Th Ward, that the
H. liant Ballot be hereafter dispensed wi' ~
aT, wen stccaliy called Adopts'i . NJ !. Dcpu.
mn VI" RackwsI's Island This resolution w "Ne'
By AID DRAKE. and caIIi-' =, me place OF MI. Not:
Nj Peter Sdures was appo'H'eu ~ 49, -
By majority % Il be removed from the office of ASSISTANT
capain Of The IS District Watch AsIPfhS h, place
& n. ne appointed Assistant captain o. nc ~
prc, Watch ia the place OF David OeHa'e''
Adopted. ,1 cao,ra R.t,, be appointed Dep.
utv Collectors of Assessments. Adop'eu-
ii, ,af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05

IN,rIAToRY CouSrISo RooM.-As nany of our young
readers must have decide best employment for
the leisure hour, which the approaching will leave
their disposal do them greater service than
mind them that Jones's Inu,ory Counting Room places
within their reach knowledge of all that belongs to the d.
ties of book keeper or clerk This unquesonaby an nst
tuition emineuy suited the wants Of mercantile
ny and under teacher Of such welearned popularity
Mr. Jones' we cannot doubt tendency elevate the stand
ard Of commercial education Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05

Dos'r GIVE UP TIE SHIP The New-York Sa-
cred Music Society will give Grand Miscellaneous
Concert al tine Tabernacle this evening, in aid of the
erection of a suitable Monument to the memory OF
the gallant Lawrence. The object is one which
must meet the concurrence of all who admire the
patriotism and bravery of one Of the bes, men that
ever fought in behalf of his country. ali such
20 Ihrre Will be little snnre nom.
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JorS WILLIAMSON. EsQ.

co--os F.croxY BussT-The large cotton
e,.Inyv a, Roseyill.. near Newark tDel. was burn,
-, % ,bs gro1ud on Saturday night last II IS sad
rho, N t 5oy Who hsd gone rto the factory TOOK
niece ia Of cotton TO light candle and feEwsrd threw
pe on RI floor intending to extnguish TIE fire win
his foot; but unfortunately the cotton !hat . was
snewn about ire floor isnited, and III: nre soo q
spread all over The building. The loss Is aa
~ : IN o0D while the Insurance. was only S-"o0o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05
Nv This Mornings Mail.

,ro-yvv RrxovAL.-A friend of Mr.. WILLIAM;
AZ ,o,s Recorder of the Lard Office has presented
~, f@ nnblic the suboined copy OF letter
10 us ed bv him from the Chief Of that Bureau
notifying him thar days before the dale e e. Inc
his Mace. This is short wuning, certa,nly. &c.
us f'-0o' GENERAL LAND OFFICE. Dec :, s+t:
th,rs 70 ;,torn you tina: REUBEN NJ HirHttt ~
M IN, hn appointed b. the President The kece,Se,f ;"
nj and ecs in your place. and took the oat oil o1'
on e 'l ysrv espec,uIly your obedieni se.ysnt
ven 'e''e- THO. d. BLAKE. Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05
Tb, Plaauem,nes Frauds.

The Committee of legal gentlemen, 10 whom
was referred the investigation OF the foul Eec-
ion Frauds in The Parish of Plaquemines, La. at
the late Presidential Election, have completed
their labors, and the testimony "a portion OF
which we subjonl is to be laid before the Cover
nor, accompanied with protest against MS Ie-
ceiving the Vote OF said Parish. Application
wiI also be made to the legislature f9F the pun
ishment Of The parties who are implicated in
these foul Transactions. We copy ifom the n
O R.e the foIInwinr:=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05

TuesE .ELEoAsr "oLD Glossy RuDBERs.'-DAY
bought at the auction the entire lot Of the best RubbeE sold
and glossy without vanish and high sured .giae oed thin
uppe thick solos, and high. All who these
Shoes admit TINT they the best they Ind seenr sale
only 81 the ordinary kind good any other In market ut
Is, l., IS. and IS. Every other kind equally low
These elegant Rnbbe reaied only ut y Maiden lane
1st block from Broadway, one door from Nassall.st.
HORACE n. DAY,
d. 2w 9 Successor 70 Roxbury India Rubber Co.
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Markets. Carefully Reported for The 7sasaa1.


Markets.. Carefully Reported for The 7nsls'.
WEDNESDAY, Dec
AsHEs-,eorIs are down ia a 1alz, ara no, uerc Il
III 10 es ehouf * bbi. There Lrye been within
ahh u 'a,en az 0 hbi s"d ~ % II moi before re-
lied u' s are dnII nj e. and without ,ues OF importance
P''N' FYnorf from Isl 10 3),h November ,,
Pot, 49,. :. ...... 3 2s esss s
pe.,is ], bO pnn
I.c,rr0N M, ,, h. .,,I = ,.,l.,cy aowuwsrt
WI IN ne maihe. ~. s.ii 70 rcnsfnlH
nnd the seinn9a IS hss Sey mfge buyss ~ nom so
naAing 70" oIies, I. ne II % a.. week lc %
oaie al easy prices ne dfcne Sue ins r. ~ sen.
nearly III sfauf Shdiy ~ huons - - r, ri, s6k;
m n.n NJ S,.ana a,jI,,Jy 10 mladlns ~
mo 1so go ~ ,,ilv f,ir IN good Tar
-, 2, ir 1hE 'a' " 'a'' vs. Z" We A-N '
"a ~. a II. a1.,;,,, 5M ne-
rotl Imp NJ SINCE , ~ M. ii s9 bales
E Eapo,,' TN t IL, ~ q, & H. go baifs-
E@poi' i'o'" ~ E,nc,t f,co tho Timed Srte,
s;i.ce L., en,enter last -. A,2l3 ea ss'
same time la,t wear .lls, sSs -
same time wear .ls4.se wv
or ORD .ND NFAI,rbs weather has been TOO a..
d. -, nnst,i,on. IN Pionr and We hear Of hte
pleah io ~ NV steady al y los
OF hothnS u1'S ne ' TX. .nopiy has nS
Scnesee, am onyee oIel eu. .d We mott Wetsr
fine hmnds sog n4sa .eIa of no bills Brooklyp n
v "de IN n1vae term. In Son,bern there IS no cbsnse'
WI va r no .I ei " ~ ;mno,tanc. A
N1 ~ ~ E,nnt f,aro s., N 10Th Noveuber /.
Iybs,, Flor, p'' ION & ~ 49, Il, so baiIsH
GRAIN 1he-e ,ycre ,oroe ,a,nnIe, of Wheat in the III
ket bnt We henrd ri no saes Com dull. Nofsf9 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05

PREMsDTATED MuRDgR.-This city yesterday
morning was the scene Of another deliberate and
daring murder, inflicted by James Ager, ofNo. $40
Wster-stree,, native OF Ireland, upon Phillip Viii
liams, aged So, also native of the same land, OF
No. l2l Roseveltstreer. From the facts as stated
it appeared that Ager, who was very incorporate,
went 10 his room door late on Tuesday Night, and
was unable TO obtain admitiance. Tia, chsrishipg
suspicion OF the nfdeiity OF his wife, and protesting
to believe she had been 100 intimate with Williams,
who is said TO be widower with one child, Agsr
proceeded 10 the door OF Williams residence, and
waited until o'clock this morning with the intent
to take his life. AS soon as Williams arose, opened
the door, and was about TO step out he was stabbed
with pocketknite by Aser in three places, in the
left side very near the nipplethe pi; OF the stomach
and near the region CT The heart-inficting fatal
wounds. Williams fell and soon after expired
Assr altar giving the wounds, stood still q, the door,
until the cry of murder was raised, when he was
seized, the bloody knife taken from his pocket, and
he committed 10 prison for examination. The body
Of Williams was carried 70 the dead house where,
aiie. pos; mnr,em examination, an nques, was
held By the Goroner-;he verdict Of which was in
accordance with the above facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05

L. S. STEAM FRIeATE MIssoURI.-Capt. Towns.
end OF The bark Douglass, just arrived from Gibrel-
tar. states that week previous 10 his sailing q
s. w. gale had destroyed the works they had made
10 raise the steam rigate Missouri, that the bottom
of the vessel had split end that il was impossible
raise the wreck, or get any thing more from her
The brig Cervapres returned 10 Gibral;er from
Malaga in ballast, not being able to ger fruit,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05

nGouRAup IrAuAS SOAP !. the most rae.
nus m ds-olofa,ion other INJURY TO the skn eve,
nTsned Bey9f 81 fTisdas PGiS"S s6A iPPaiSS ~
MY EpEi s T'IiE WILL. To TAKE NO OTHER. COL
RSDS SOAP i, to be had in New 1os only at ne Ors,
icnSt 81 Walker st. first store FkOM Dfoad"sI eere
-. a. Rn,tnn Z Milk &. " se.l
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Coroner,s Office.

Intemperance.-The Coroner held an inquest al
No Ire Ipcns street on the body of Mary hompson aged
~ ,cr. n,emnern;e llablts who attacked win !e,u
cns and found dead in her bed yesterday morning. 'ef
DICT death from dcirium Iremens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05

U- CHARLES CHAPMAN, ESQ. of Hartford has
been removed from the office OF u S, Attorney
for tbs District OF Connecticut, and the place
filled with MIR. Jonathan Stoddard OF New. Hs-
ven, a full.blooded Loco.Foco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-05
NEW-YDRk- Official.

We have in Tuesdays Albany Argus the Or
fetal Vote Of the State. We give summary oi
it below. 1t will be seen that the aggregate
vote for
Benz. F. Butler, (highest Loco is......:@, 5GS
John A Collier, (highest Whig).- 49,
Majority on the Polk ticket. 5'106
Arthur rappan, jr. lead. Abol.l ...--- l3'SE
Cav and Birney over Polk.....-..---- lO7O8
Several Electors fell below their ticket owing
to b,unde.s Of the returning officers as much as
any thing. a