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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
,Y THE REPORTER OF THE NEw-yoRK TRIBUNE.


WASHINGTON, Saturday, Feb. II.
The SENATE was not in session to-day.
In the HOUSE, the question of the 2lst rule
was discussed by Mr. j. CAMPBELL OF 5. c. dur
ing the morning hour. He referred to the Patton
resolution and to the Atherton resolutions OF the
25th Congress to the original adoption of the
2lst rule at the Doth Congress and its continual
ton to the present. to the rule adopted at the
reception of all petitions except on subjects
referred to in the Presidents message and
of bankruptcy; the reason for the adoption
of which, as is well known, was that
Congress having been convened in Extra Session
for action on particular blccts, and not intend
ing to act upon others, 1t was useless to re-
ceive other petitions, and they might with much
propriety be deferred to the regular meeting
of Congress-they being authorised IN this,
as MIR. WINTHROP remarked to-day, by that
power by which, under the rule, in order to
expedite business, petitions receivable only
on certain specified days to several cases OF
the refusal to receive single petitions; to the
return, on his motion, of the petition to MIR.
Giddings, because of violation of this rule, &c,
to show that the rule was ceniormable to the Con-
stitution as construed by the House in its action
and in reply to Messrs. HUDsoN, WINTHROP and
other gentlemen-whom he charged with incon-
sisIency in supporting the above, and particularly
the rule of the extra session, while they declined
to vote for the 2lst rule.
He talked much of the ncendiary and fanat-
cal measures of abohtionists (both domestic and
foreign) and urged the continuance OF the rule
on grounds of expedlency, to prevent d triumph
of the abolitlonists (Which would certainly be
achieved were it repealed; to keep down excite
ment; to remove great cause to the obstruction
of business in the House, &c.
He conured the +" Democracy" of the North to
remain with them in support OF the rule, intma-
ting that by such course, and only by it, they
would ensure the support of the great body of the
South, &c, &c.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the letter
of resignation of Gov GlLMER (now Secretary Of
the Navy.
The remainder of the day was occupied in the
discussion of private bills in Committee of the
Whole fNIr. ]. R. Ingersoll in the Chair, few
Of which were reported to the House, where they
received no action. ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
THE Doctr,nes of Fourier.

We understand that Mr.. PARKE GOODWIN, OF
this City, has in press and viii publish, through
Burgess & Strlnger, in few days, a work called
81 Popular Vie,o Of the Doctrine Of Charles
Fourier This work is intended to give con-
else yet complete view of all the doctrines OF
Fourier, both in regard the Organization of Labor
and to the higher questions of Population and Re-
ligion. In glancing over the table of contents,
we perceive that the following topics are men,
toned, which seem to embrace pretty wide
scope: "The Social Architects of all ages, as
Plato, the Essences, Sir Thomas More, ST. Simon,
Robert Owen, &c. &c.; " The Life and Char
acter of Fourier; y Sc OF God, and the Nature of
Evil 9. Man and his Essential Faculties y
g Formulas of Social Movement; :" The Or
ganization of the Township; g Division of
Profits ~" Order and Liberty; -" Education" F"
the true Theory of Population; the' Doctrine
of Marriage" :" Atmospheric Equilibrium :"
Morality and Religion" Fourier's doctrine Of
: Universal Analogy" and swedenborg's doc
trlne of Correspondences,' &c. sc. The work,
we learn, will be, necessarily popular in It's char
acter but so far as 1t goes, thorough In Its enun
citation OF results.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
ro tbe nr,ena. o, mr. Clay'

LlpE AND srEEcHE, OF HENRY CLAi.. a,s,. y
extent, ext ~ r The mOsa work is eoupd in set.rs
taining il the whole uraasis of 100 Pages e e, ~
his @ Birth place in Virginia and Fac sisk q 0c,sae
ie;t.rs@one W Hundred copies tOr Ninety-f.rs
It's believed 70 be the cheapest work eve. ,pria
America. These Speeches form an 'mRo..I r,.rs ~
interesting to all classes Of readers, w'th0a' y
bound with Cloth Racks 81 GAIT Leu
80 ,a,,v 49," y
Twelve copies for.
Twenty-Five cerjes for.
One hundred copies to-. 80: -. 'c,rdnrs
None sen, on commission. Terms CA,h;1 In UN,N.Ya
td,e.sed TO GREELEY & McEL RAAh'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

INTERESTING TO WuALERs.-By letta
ccived in this town from Mazatlan, Dec. 4h,l
learn that The enormous port charges at thatp
amount to prohibition upon whaling vesssl'a
sirous of obtaining supplies. A tonnage duty
81 50 cents per ton, Mexican measaremsH'
levied upon all vessels touching at that poH al
supplies are obtained with difficulty at hgh al
The Glenswillie, an English ship OF S5U @'
English measurement, touched there In Dse'
Der, and was compelled to pay tonnage aoI
the Mexican measure for 1850 tons. lhs
Smyrna Of this port, had touched to land SIs,
her crew, who were sick, and is reported aa@
sailed again without paylngport charges ap u,
quently the officers of the port would De nsss
sponslble to the government to the amoun'3
claim. New BEDFORD hsseu!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
New-Yorl1 Legislature.


In SENATE, long discussion arose j notice
to refer to the Committee of the Whole bill re-
latng to the publication of certain notices in the
State papers, and for other purposes. The motion
was lost. The bill to reduce the fees and COM
pensaton of certain officers for services chargea-
bic to the City and County Of Albany was passed.
In ASSEMBLY, the bill to incorporate the Odd
Fellows Hall Association in the city Of New
York, passed.
Mr.. Coz called for the consideration of his
resolution instructing the Committee on Colleges,
Academies, &c, to report a bill transferring
S2S, 900 Of the Literature Fund to the Common
School Fund.
Mr.. JEREMIAH moved to amend so as to make
the resolution one OF enquiry instead of mstruc-
ton. The resolution with the amendment passed.
u The AMERicAs MUSEUM has the richest and most
diversified attractions IN the city See Bills and Advertise
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
Town Elections.

OwEeo, Tioga Co. has elected Wing Town
Officers throughout by majorities varying from
100 to $50. Last year Loco.
MONTGOMERY Co.-The Town Elections IN this
county have resulted in the election Of Wing
and Loco Supervisors, being gain of one since
last year. The Wing towns are Canajoharie,
Charleston, Mohawk, Palatine and st. townsville.
BRooME Co.-The Wings have carried the
towns of Barker and Chenango, (the latter a
gain.l Chenango includes Binghampton
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

On Saturday morning. February II, LxAUfl '' -.
aged 80 years. st;, ,oos VIE
b. Robert L. and Burtis, respectfully ~,
ms funeral, l:om his ieJe residence, ~ Z"i
This Aittrroon. 10Th inst IL o'ciocx. r. p.y Proi8
February ;i Is, Mf MICHAEL BRADY, N ths ''' -
age. c..,v,t fo,seh
a9sSt1 BfookIgn fs Feb, Fsb,sry i EDwAsD coOrE ''n
w. Brodie, aged years aud months u,sn. vifsop
At New-Brishton,S $ /, FEBRUARY !'' "A'' "a
gene Barnard, IN her zlst year. r.,,M., iBa''
AT Richmond, 5. l., February l6, ED"Ahp 80
Of Charles D. Hall, OF this city of inf esmns,01
Al Michigan City, lad January II, q ,hs Pa ssha'E
Col. SAMUEL. MILLER, formerly one OIL '"e
Michigan City Gazette. in his I'D yesIr yI Eoa. ss@l
at Auburn. February s, GEO H. WooI, n ,hs al. NV
of Cayuga County, aged 50 Tears. oa e'
ANDREWS, aged e yeers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

U-We learn that the down train on the Hou-
satonic Railroad was detained about ten hours
on Saturday, by the breaking of the axIetree Of
the tender. The accident occurred in the town
OF Kent, about O'Clock in the morning. The
tender was completely demolished, the forward
car thrown from the track and slightly damaged.
The passengers were all frightened, as matter
of course, and some of them slightly, but not Sc
riously injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
from the Phil,delrhia Mercury.]

As You PLEasE-It is entirely unnecessary for any person
and muscles when there and positive remedy which
IS warranted all cure the money will be refund
ed. This remedy called LInieut and the Indian Vgeta-
bic Elixir and has cured hundreds TO some OF whom
with the above complaints because they prsncd that
they Will this article will NOT cost
ce and be cured, without it, aud continue suffer-
At North Fifth street. Philadelphia and q Coutaadtss
.,i.c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
Horrible and FataiDueL

NOIItsIIVIut44s.
WAsHrsGToS, Friday, P. NJ Cd 10 y,
regret TO say that fatal duel was fought uil'
morning near Saratoga, over on the Virginia hine
The parties were MIR. Julian May, OF no proiesSio"
son of old DR.. May, and Mr.. Joseph Cochrahe' g,o
ther Of Mr. Cochrane, Chief Clerk OF the war oli'e'
They fought with rifles, and almost ere the "ota
"rc'' was given, Cochrane was shotdead lhey i,"''
ouarreIled about dancing with some lady at the az
senlblv Rooms had been reconciled then iie'
last night at a billiard ROOM played till clotA
this morning, when they again quarrelled' Coch-
ran called May liar and coward. May went out
sent chalenge-they fought, and in four hours'
Cochran was dead The seconds are SAID 10 DC
Messrs Cole and Ash.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
RESOLUTIONS.
The Wing State Central Committee have adopt
ed the following preamble and resolutions

ed the following preamble and RESOLUTIONS:
Vhtrees This Unprecedented and glorious victory acev.
ed by the Wings Of the City and the State the election Of
the h instant calls for demonstration expressive of
the lively emotions which the has awakened and which
its importance so fully justities-Therefoe,
Resoived That hundred guns be fred at on Mon
day the 10Th instant honor of signal triumph.
Reolved further That be recommended TO the several
CLAW Clubs City appoint each delegation OF twenty
five MEMBERS who shall constitute an sseo to accohT1ny
they be invited in Baltimore for that purpose on
ads The instant
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
MAR RTED.
DIED.

At lberyille, La. FEBRUARY 3, Mr. GEo r sSsase Be
New.O Orleans, 10 Miss CATHERINE b. aeus"'''
McG.ryock Esq
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
ARRIVED.

Swedish bark James Boorman, Remmer s! Gays"
lie JaueIo, cotton, TO Bonrm4u, Johnston
seed 10 order. IL sc ~
schr Brilliant, Redmond, ls days from oe[aGeas @
ton, s;aves. &c FEB and ~ on III, IL, ,or.
and bulWarAs and received other damage. o.. puba,y
Schr Roger Palmalee, BuIk from Great ~. y h. ps
spars, from the wreck OF big Nlmrod, ssho'' ''
place.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

VIRGISrA.-The Legislature of this State ad
journed last Thursday after session of "A days
the shortest session for many years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

[ The aberignes of America possssse! knowledge of
the healing which many far surpassed that Of
civilized By studying they became nitiaed
her secrets and the way she pointed out was invariably toll
ation and such perfect harmony with natural laws
powerful and controlling disease IL thus
SANDs SARsAPARILLA purely vegetable pPparatiou
rates on the system 1t hamonizes and uniteS with the ReG
subdGed and the vital powers enabled perform
their functions Indigestion Dyspepsia obstinate diseases
of the skin, such Salt Rheum Rin-w0rm Scala Head
aud other similar diseases Scrotula or Kings Evil Rheuma
tsm Enlargement of the Glands, and other affections
safely and certainly cured BY its
Prepared and sold wholesale aud re and for exporaton
by a. 3: SANDS co Druggists. (Granite Buildings. J
corner OF Broadway and Chambersstree Sold also by a
SANDS 10 Fulton, corner of G2lstrs.t; aud 1T n
East Broadway Of sake,sse,. Price oottlc
| bottles for So.
CAUTioN-Bccare ofa puppy who steals for
CoreS Magical PGt Extractor word for word and alters
tl- name as 10 make than apply another article The
virtues OF Councils Magical Pain Extractor areEntue
control injuries by IRE ard scalds-epes ali kinds Of
Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al pam of
the Hoat bum, bfuIsr sore, amot instantly and heals
leaving scar and 5Y drawing and hsaaG efficacy
tfos desperate with such 70 often the ap
peafance of miracle and when the skill OF the
medical have failed All pay for this saiye is abso
utey refused, ualess proves trial that what
facts; and any proof is goodness
than this refer them the following gentleman who have
fally tested IT, and might refer hundreds space
would allow A. Bache Esq Broadway; Dr. Nelson,
II Whites..; Dr.. Freeman 2O East Broadway y. Y Col
VIM. Smith, No IS South l2h Ar. Moody PosOfice;
Mr Wilson, % Carlton Pha This genuine salye can Be
found only ct 81 Courtland ST. ~ V aad2 North Fi-st
Philada.; and q Broadway, Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

SALT RHEuM, ScURyY. RlNGwoR>i &c-After curing in
Sc co the Jones Italian Chemical Soar eau be
cu.iousy recommended the above diseases scad
head, old sores BARRIERS i,ch &c Sold the OF the
American Eagle, 90 Chatham Of, NY, lsi 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

UyT BENJAMIN AUSTIN, Il soldier of the war Of
the Revolution, died at Albany on the 14th inst.
aged eighty.six years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 1872
CLEARED.

Ship Sutton. Galloway, Charleston, Geo su'0a'
Baik Eliza, Talbot, Ma,anz4s. ,.,,u,,
Bris Clinton. Lyon, Savannah, Sturges Clsa|s ii
schf w Kcmptou, Osborn, Norfolk, va, ola's"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
Netr- York, February II, lS;i.
Col. James Watson Webb.

.s-j nave inst had attention drawn 10 an article Ill
the Courier of Yesterday which supposed you seek
noi;ricai tt with ne Now my dear Colonel ycu have so
nersona braws and difficulties on h.nd az present. that
cannot find IN my heart strike at least white
N-s,rs Stewart LIE ROY and Greeley have you down 10
do So would bc You know against the acknowledged rules
Of chivalry of which you shining light
your assertion hat for the sake OF peace aud harmony
N. the Clay Clubs 1912 was submitted TO- ano
that il was we'll understood that they were never TO De
together as al present organized If were not sucn Del
ysrst rersonage would pronounce utterly untrue a II
,c, it is but content myself with barely sayirg that a
as; for once your life you in error as every nemoe
or The Committee can testify That Committee abundant
" capable Of preserving s own dignity and Independence
and is not likely TO be put leading strings D. you
II conclusion nv dear Colonel short time since
was called upon to sign petition for Executive cemency
n bbslf that it would very wrong In me to have
quarrel with you when yoa have less than SIN hs "
h7nd at one time may take YOU up
Please give this an insertion the Courier accomran'e'
with such comments as your refined slinss proveroia mo
desty law-abiiny and peace-obssryng disposition ma!
no,n, aud send M the bill the bill for my own ar
rjcs though wont stand paying FOX your comment
also.
You be the trouble of sending slips TO the oths
papers, as will supply them
Yours without offence"
Feb l7th 1874. j. ~ REf NOLpe.
P PS-The Central Committee met on Friday evening III al
,hir strench-a fine spirit and entire unanimy perSade
heir counseIs They have resolved 10 unite with the otAe
Comot.ss in great Jubilee the 4th March They wi
Md bsr election on the Sth proximo Can't You getInto iii
Committee Col and try your hand for the Presidency rus
tev NAV not you but them like many other dislntere
I'd Patriots YOU can console yourself by the reflection m
1 r y Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

MARINE COURT. -. Before Judge SHsgMAS.
Edward Wade us. Benjamin Smith and John Will
ams-Action BY Of ti.e ship Chrstoval Colon
for assault and battery The plaintiff was dragged TO the r
sing aud tied up aud tosged the that Gushing
as brought action day or two ago. tu. uusnc.
cessul. Nsrdict for plaintiff $40.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

U 5 friga,e Rsritau, Cart Grrg1ry cornmanas,, 81
Janeiro. The K was towed u sea by tae s''AiD'''
and Samson. o,,.,o,
Snip Adelaide. Havana; H Allen, Charleston
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
BELOW.
I1Eil.

l bark in the offing Wind w. Weather cIe1L uoo.
The Rivers and Bays, from the city TO sa'u' 49,
Trey free of ice.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

CITY ELLIGE G E.

ATTEMPTED pAssAssINAr1oH.-As DR.. James Nc
Donald, the physician Of the Lunanc Asylum on Murray
FILL rear which he resided and who had been to visit pa
ten at Chelsea was returning foot toward his home about
O'Clock evening, e passing along wensy'rs
ST from the Fou.h to the Third avenue aud immediately al
ter crossing Lexington he was bred uron By all unseen
ri,u near him. with small pistol the ball OF which struck
him on the upper part Of he right Cheek and, trayersng the
bone downward lodged supposed either under the flesh or
in the lower part tbe bone OF the upper mandlbe The d.
stunned by the ball ei upon m knees, but instantly using
and CRYING murder two men run rapidly rom near him,
vino escaped the darkness preventing his obtaining distinct
view of PERSONAL appearance woman also saw the
villains run and escape The of the Doctor brought
carrnan with his cart to his relief upon which the Doctor
was assisted conveyed the house Of OF his patients
ON the Fourth avenue, where medical assistance was soon pro-
cured who the wound not dangerous and he was
conveyed 10 his own house To-day Mayor Morris and JUS
ce Taylor actively engaged IN endeavonS To discover
aud the authors OF this vla'nous attempt at aSsssia-
to but up to late hour the afternoon without success
ACCIDENT-A boy in the employ "f Summons Sc
Park being leasgIe walked through the scutte of Ha.
gar Printing establishment to-day aud Was So badly injured
that he not expected 10 i've
FOUND DYING IN THE STREET.-An unknown
found lying state ol nsensbllity III the street
last night the lower part OF the city lie was taken 10 te
lst district watchouss aud this morning removed TO the Po
lice Office, and from thence to the City Hospital where ne
died soon after His head badly fractured on the back
part-but in what M by the nury is not known
probably from fall.
u s. MARSIIAL'S OFFICE. Before S. RApEIJE, Esq
SERIOUS CHARGE.-Capt. Andrews, of the ship
Henry Kneeand arrested Saturday charged with cruel
and unusual punishment of seaman named Charles Green
the 10Th of anuay the of the vessel from Glas-
cow to this port Capt a it sa called the seaman from
below where sick Of the small pox ordered him aoit,
and subsequently had him osGed The died day.
Bail was demanded by the Commissioner the Of $1,000
which Capt obtained, for his appearance the
charge and he was dismissed from CUSTODY.
The mate of the VIOLA committed on charge of
cruel punishment gave bail in $780, aad discharged
u S COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Before S. RAPELJE,
Esq Commissioner
LARCENY AT SEA.-John ]. Smith, steward of the
ship Petesbursh from Liverpool! examined charge
of purlonng gold watch from Chinese board named
Gees :vee. For want Of evidence he discharged
MARINE. COURT. Before Judge SHEsMAS
Edward Wade rs BENJAMIN Smith and John Will
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ERIE, PA.-The cyl.
sive iron establishment of MesSrs. Vinceu,
Himrod, of Erie, was entirely destroyed bY i
on the 18th inst. Loss estimated at s2s,VON.
Noinsurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

Mlsslssrrl.-The bill passed by the Sea.s
this State to divide it into four CongtessonalD D.
tricts was lost in the House on the I'd inst. b
vote of As to 36.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
FOR PRESIDENT.
HENRY CHA NJ

The Democratic vhlg E5setoas &c tsssembe in il
psssspv Wse: @ s of
three Delegs ses rom 70 b. held the Broadway mouse 3l
Mayofay The frs, of e:ch next at Il O'clock
FRIDAY EYEJWSt EYE JWsd Nominating Committees iof Chaite
Also TO appoint " aiu
Officers. ,,,o.ha,s BROAD st Hotel.
Ist +" ai'' second Ward Ho.el, Nassau st.
2na North River Coffee House, Washington 81
S,h Shakespeare Hotel
sh Marion House.
S,h National Hall.
1th franklin Hotel.
S,h S,h Northern Exchange, Bleecker ST.
10th :. Columbian azenae i1a D. aad Fourth ST.
i1.h .i Re.ds Hotel. Bloomiasds'e,
l2th ceTner Ciintcn and Gland st'.
Ih Isth Broadway Houss
l4tn .. Constitution Hall
l3h . H,zIston's, 9Th Avenue aud 18th st;
ION . Hsnry Claw House. Avenue A ard sirst sI
By order, n. vi - Chairman
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

= The OAKLAND GAZETTE, new and spirited
Wing weekly, has just been started at Pontiac,
Michigan, by j. D. Coleman.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

~ Marshall NJ Strong, President OF the Counci gl !" 10
o; Is mot the man who made the famous SIeechn asiece
Of VINEYARD That Moses M Strong. We nave maze q.
the correction already, but We are asked from "
Dtto from S. c. that Senator Haywood OF n: u dIa not
rots for the continuation of John c. Spencer as u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

,Zy7 The ANNUAL BALL of the EIGHTH WARD
Clay CLUB takes place at the Tvoh Saloon this
evening, being the twenty-ninth Anniversary of the
Ratification oftfe Treaty of Ghent. There will of
course be choice and bounteous gathering OF
Beauty and Patriotism, not from the Eighth Ward
alone but from our whole City. The news from
Maryland viii set those dancing who never thought
of il betore-we could almost dance ourself
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

- d. Appleton & Co. issue this morning new
edition OF the popular tale by Mary Howitt entitled
Love and Money with fine steel plate. Price
ONLY ONE SHILLING.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

XIrH CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRlcr.-At a meet
ing OF the Wings OF Columbia and Greene Coun,
ties, held in Catskill the 18th inst. kILLIAN
MILLER, Esq. of Columbia, was chosen Delegate
to the Baltimore Convention, and IRA DUBOIS Of
Greene, substitute.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
Receipts of U. s. Revenue,

Receipts of U. S. Revenue, ~.
At the Port Of Net York for the '9eek ea'"s lo
Monday 49,. .SlO5,O00 Thursday ...Sl3o'ooOoO
Tuesday 49,. 100000 Friday .... la9'ooo Co0
Wednesday - $4,000 Saturday, .-L loo:ooo
Total, for I'd week in February SsA2,oOo
Being at the rate of over $40, O,OOO,oO0 per
year for this single port
The aggregate Receipts of the Custom House
in this CITY for the first seventeen days OF feoru
airy have been no less than SA,9ss,vVO =
This is the way the Black Tariff is destroying
the Commerce and Revenue of the Country.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

HesAsT ss.aas aAw' Secretaries. fig r2os2aMss 4ti
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

EXTRACT OF SAR.AP,HILLA.-Pnpies aud all eruptions
on tne face positively b. cured by omstock Extract
Salsapaiilia from 2 Courtandt Nothing equal for
SO cents PER hottie or 81 per dozen in large bottles any
Also East India Hair Dye warranted to color the hair
vii! not he
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
Fifth Distrlct-Preston Electeds
Corre.nondence of the Baltimore Patsiot.

ANNAroLls. Feb. Is, 1874.
A gentleman has just arrived from Queen
Anne's with the complete returns from that coun-
ty and Caroline, which give you below, and by
which you will perceive that DR.. Preston is elect
ed by l3 votes. The returns from the whole dis
trct are as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

u William Coffin, master of the byig F.,
ces Jane, has been arrested and held to b.5 !.
Baltimore, on 4 charge of causing the ds.br
coorcd man named Burton, who was A..
on board the brig. 1t appears that the csoo,
and mate chastized the cook in an unms,,,
manner, after which he evinced signsot ins.,,
jumped overheard and was drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

COURT CALENDAR. TINS DAY.
CIRCUIT COURT Nos. &c. 90, lGl, l02, lO', lo4,
l05, LOG.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. l. II, 5. 6, 70, %, 49, 3,
j, 81, 35 80, 6l 63, Ga "a, 76 II, g., II, 49, Ia, 10,
10, %.
COMMON PLEAs.-New Calendar.-Nos. l. ,, ),
! 6 g IL ID l3 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

IMNIGRANTs FROM RIO JANEIRo-A writer to
the No Crescent from Trinidad saya the brig Lord
Grey arrived here on Saturday evening last bring
Janero-ot these SO are females. They are princi-
pally young people, and were all landed in good
health-they found immediate employment We
understand that 800 more may be Immediately ex-
pected from the quarter.
II is matter OF congratulation that the Agent for
this Colony at Rio, was enabled charter this YES
sci al low rate, and these people uM stand the
Colony considerably less than the rate fixed by the
Council for the passage of Rio immigrants